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the INDIAN rR0UsLka
1naicatiens that the Rsnavay tsseux wesl
Ne Glad 90 Ne ForeSyeu.

Ahsicau0ns that tie Runaway 9toux W0ulA
Ne Giaa 90 Ne Foreive..
WASHINGTON. Dee 4.-Gsn. Bchofleld received
atelsgram this afternoon from Gen. Brooke
saying that forty lodges Of Indians have left
Rosebud Agency since the removal OF the
camps across White River to the edge Of the
Bad Lands" and that there are strong symp-
toms OF disintegration. "a about half Of the In
dams seem to be willing to come back to the
agency.
Gen. Brooke also says that from all he can
gather as to their Intentions majority OF the
Indians want to come back. War Department
officials are very much Rratifed at this intelli-
gence. tending 10 indicate . speedy settlement
OF the trouble.
The Secretary OF the Treasury to. day trans
mitted to Congress an estimate OF al 800 for
tho support and civilization OF the Geronimo
band Of Apache Indians now located al. Mount
a ana 9. e For. &sSn fSSr the Ar"'h'
diam shS ss since a. HpssS. ia ssss5.ss = %!isen.
control to The interior Depsr ent. and the IS.
Inmates Of the latter include compensation OF
81 .nS and op the co.. % hs
In Alabama,
uS;Inn SE1eAso So, be- a.EsEsrdins q tho Indian st.
any any sngaeement will occur Immediately:
iiMe outbreak ,tInyy may occur at any
tion to =. prevent one. shall 20
to the Northwest In a day or two to give neces-
sary directions. but not necessarily to take the
nod In person. There are strong forces OF
troops at different points In tho field already.
we have overwhelming evidence from on-
Gers. INSPECTORS. and testimony OF agents
ns well. and also from the Indians themselves.
tina! they have been suffering for want Of food.
more or less. for two years past. and ono oil the
matter"
1t is considered at Army HEADQUARTERS that
tne ARRANGEMENTS concluded at Washington
virtually turn the control OF the Indians over
70 the War Department and relieve the Inte-
fl0r Dopartment Of the charge.
OTTAwA. Dec. 4.-Adyices received by the
Government dicate that the Cree Indians
are becoming Unaffected. and are showing
American side in the Messiah craze.
nj II is said some have already crossed over.
the Canadian Northwest nnmbers up-
ward Of 5000 souls. the Sioux 900. Blackieet
1.s00. Bloods 1000. and Piegans 800.
.. The Government has taken Immediate
and American Indians although an official
81 the Indian Department said tonight
that IT would be matter Of conRratulaton
II the Sioux did emiRrAte to the South. as they
would never be permitted to enter the Can
dim Northwest again There is considerable
uneasness here over the news from the North
west.
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A Theatre Co.p..y STRANDED.

SPRINGFIELD. Ohio. Dec. 4.-Tragedian James
Owen O'Connor aud company are stranded
here at the City Hotel. He is hustling fran
tcaly for money to get himself and company
out Of their financial pinch. The members OF
the company want two weeks salary and rail-
road tickets from this point to New York. Mr..
O'Connor played his last engagement in Gin
cinnati, and 1t was almost . failure. From
there he went to Dayton. where tho costpmes
2. iroSab % G b. From cn th: Z
spell until he can get On his feet again. Mr..
O'Connor says he has paid out 81 900 In the
past twelve weeks. He Is d!sposed to lay. ali
slons. whom he accuses Of gross mismsnage-
mont
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THOUGHT THE kLxs WERE AFTER HIN.
ExpresseA Hts Fears to the Pubiie and
Was Semitic Bellevue.

ExpresseA Hts Fears to the Fable and
Was Semitic Bel'evue.
we'll dressed man entered Daniel Buckleys
saloon at Ninth street and Third avenue yes
tsrday morning at Z O'Clock. and after taking
drink and pacing tho floor for some time.
stepped to closet in the rear and began to
talk rapidly to himself.
He made frequent illusions to revolver In
his pocket, and Policeman Heidenreich was
called in by the cashier. At the offlcer's re-
quest tho man gave M his pistol and went to
the East Fifth street station. There he said to
e:fIn have been doomed BY the Order Of Elks to
Three men are on my track now They have
bury them. Three hundred people were muir
Tie lie SAID he Was Dorsey P, Ellis Of 4sl Frank
with bis wife and four children. He vas COM
mitted In the Essex Market Police Court, for
examination q to his sanity and was sent to
There he told Or. Stuart Douglass that he
had come in from Boston the night before and
had tried to sleep at y downtown hotel, put
the Elks had chased him out
He represented the Astoria Silk Works Of 60
Greene street. he said. When he lived In Day
ton Ohio. several years ago, he became q
member OF Lodge So Of the order whose men,
bers no thought were after him.
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FOUND UNCONSCIOUS IN THE MOODS.
NJ. Whites Csaeh Dos Discovers . Ckild
that Had strsyed Away from Hone.

M. Whites Ceseh Dos Discovers . Child
that HsA strsyed Away from Home.
Atwo-year- r-old child was found In tho woods
near Woodbury.. l.. l., Yesterday by . coach
dog named Jack. owned by Edgar White OF
Huntington.
The dog is accustomed TO accompanying
John 8. Trsynor. who drives u bakers wagon
for W. G. Sammis OF Huntington. on his daily
route.
Trainor and the dog were on the road be-
tween Woodbury. and Huntington yesterday
when the dog suddenly dyed into the woods.
His mournful howls shortly sfterward at
trAoted Trainor's attention.
Train rot down from his wagon and made
hssvy khr9sh ssids, he saw ths dog sitti1ps be-
she was purple from the cold. Hastily pick
ing her up, Trainor hurried back to his wagon
and, wrapping her In Q blanket, started his
horse on ) 90 ilop for the nearest VILLAGE:
On the way he met o German woman search-
ing for tho child, which had strayed away from
home several hours before. The, child had
partly recovered consciousness, and WAS hand.
cd over 70 her DotheE
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An Electric Club Dinner.

The Electric Club had dinner last night d
the club house. II East Twenty second street.
1t was the first Of ssries OF dinners 10 be held
ON the first Thursday Of every month. al.
terna,inR with the regular monthly Ice
third 1hursday Of each month. About seventy
members anil invited guest, sat down to. the
TAB ss, which we're SPREAD In the u clubs parlora.
the speakers were Erastus Wiman. Can. f L
Zslinski. w. u. Sargent, aud Il. O. Martin.
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A Decis,o. That Will Elect Noyss t. Co.'S
gress.

ELMIRA. Dec. 4.-Justics Smith Of the su-
preme Court to-day handed down his decision
granting peremprory writ OF mandsmus to
the Board OF Canvassers OF ChemunR county
ordering them TO reconvene and recan vass the
returns, on the Congressional vote from the
cerihed G statemsntst sc on the laee Of the returns.
Of Col. Henry H. Noyes. the Republican candi-
date. and give him the. certificate OF election.
The case arises from the fact that there was q
discrepancy between the face Of the returns
certified to BY the full Board OF Inspector at
ballots which were pasted upon the returns
subsequently by individual msmbsrs Of the
Board
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Mr. Rummel's second recital Of piano music.
hold at the Madison Square Theatre yestesday
afternoon. though 1t did not reverse the dis
tlnct impression loft BY the artists general
work. as to tho subordinacy OF feeling and
Imagination in his performances to mechanical
excellence modified 1t to an appreciabe OK.
tent.
His playing OF the "Appassionats " sonata
the most important number ON the programme
never touched the heights Of passion or
the depths Of anguish that riper vir-
tuosos have brought forth In their
reading OF the tone-poem. but rose consider
ably above the plane ranged over In Tuesdays
Interpretation Of the sonata In G sharp minor
1t was. moreover. nns specimen OF clean and
decisiye execution. though blurred here and
Utterly inconsidsrsts a. to the Limitations OF
the instrpment. however, az Mr.. Rnmmei re-.
sscssd sscssd h%s: himself s Nor. H.z
RhapsodIe HonRroiee. No. q with which the
prGeessdinss tssrmInaIsd sn n,.,,..,, ,.,,.,
simpiy M 70 ovsrstcppsd ali bounds and punishsd
'he ksys With 2 NV! yiSor and perststency Sbs0-
compositions mentioned. two Of Bsch's pre-
lpdss and fngues: an andsnle and yaria-
ssa opus Il ,%nsTa 0y ffszan fdf% ., ssas
ing Of a prelude and four deli9htiuiiy quaint
s ws Ss
Brassin and Liszt. "Lebestraum."
The Grieg Suite was chaTmingly rendered.
sohumann measures were given with sus-
tained clearness and power. and the Chopin
waltz was taken at a tremeIdous pace
the poetic coloring. and the occasional himy
hnlf'tints with which psnists OF the Josefiy
type feliGitously smbellish and relieve their
more visible uttsrances.
The audience assembled st tho recital nlled
sbout t.o-thirds OF the tbestre, and WAS, as
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\ Defau,..r sroux., BACK FRO. c.,.s.
eea. CII.te. y. Y,sk,s WIZ.

cotpwArER. Mich. Dec a-Ths will Of the
ave .s, Cen Clinton B. Fisk has just bsen nled
s WIN The register Of deeds hers. II beausaths
mis entire estate to his wife. Janetts @. Fisk
w Tnth The exception OF $4,000 BY the bonds Of
yL.fh ara bedueath he'd I" tie Flax UniysrsitS at
s, ,sN.mv,lie, Tenn. The will appo mis- Mrs. Fisk
prrsrnx. prorsrlx. With full power TO DO With the
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charged wis. . w...,nx,o. Robbery

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 4.-Andrew Mullen.
alias "Yank" Mclaughlin. was arrested BY
detectives yesterday upon charge OF compile
ity with Joseph Hanson. alias Rory" Sims.
the store OF Frank hotra In Washington on Oct.
IL. Hanson was arrested several days ago in
this city and is now III Washington, awaiting
trial Mullen was committed In default OF
$500 bail for trial In Washington.
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Tn. Schooner w,..,e L.wr,. Ashore.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Dec. An the gale We'd.
nesdsy night the schooner Winnie Lswrts,
McRi,chie. OF Boston. dragged anchor and went
She has q cal 20 OF paving blocks from Cape
Ann for New York. The wind is now blowing q
gale from the northwest. The vessel may be
saved IL the sea subsidies.
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They want " Aahoney the Paper Hanger -
Ia C0nGress.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.-The Wage Workers
Alliance OF tho District Of Columbia want
"Mahoney the Paper Hanger" in Congress as
their Delegate from the District Of Columbia.
They have adopted resolution demanding
that this be done, and Mr. Springer. at the re-.
quest. OF tho Alliance. to-day intro
Tn. .ays h hs hs
District OF Columbia has no representation.
though subjected to enormous taxation: that
the alliance vastly outnumbers its employers,
and that the Organization recently held 4
secret election. at which 63 900 votes were cast.
Of which " Mahoney the Paper Hanger" re-
ceived 4S,406.
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Federation of Labor.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 4.-The Federation of Labor
here has endorsed the Dill before Congress for
adjusting the accounts OF all Government la
borers. workmen and mechanics having claims
under the eight-hour law OF 1868, and notice OF
tho fact was ordered to be sent to the Maryland
shall not apply to contracts for work by tho
piece or other contract work was excepted
Gorman. agl eed with the views OF the Fedora
ton on the bill.
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Tho first convention OF the amateur photo
grnphic societies ana clubs OF America WAS
held yesterday in the rooms Of the New York
Society Of Amoteur Photographers. ll3 West
Unity eighth street. Delegates were present
from camera clubs all over the country, and Q
NATIONAL society was o,Gnnized; There was an
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INDIANA. Pa. Dec. 4.-Jndgs Harry White,
who owns nearly one-half OF the capital stock
OF the Indiana County Deposit Bank. which
suspended on Monday. returned from Phila-
paying te!e of the bank nearly S5O. 900 In cur
rency.. The bank resumed business to-day In
every branch Every check has been paid no
depostor has lost u dollar. and the financial
furry following the B X. Jamison failure is
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Aet.r.' F..a Be.ea.-"Ths Ope. Cate"

Actors Faad Beseat-"Ths OPea Gate"
Short sentimental plays have come into
-ot o,tan l,r.d nv An audiencs Th.v n.usllv
~. o'sou HAsu W -" "uu'eee .u0s u"uo.s
undram attic trsnscriptions from real life, with
eimsy motives and unimportant events. IN
usual success was attained at the Broadway
"Ths Open Gate" h.lf.hour comedy by C.
Haddon ChamberA Four favorite players from
tho Lyceum. Georgia Csyvan. Enle shannon,
Herbert Ksics, and ". A. Favsrsh.m. acted
this new pieos with perfection Of natural, un-
iuL But tney nad eood material OF Its KIND
playwrieht His subject was simply tho two
ouarrels Of the two pairs Of lovers. Ono Of the
disasreements had ss.ransed couple fifteen
sHsr 'nn' long perioa Q, separation. tno otner
occurred during the brief action OF the play
and was amicably settled. The nearest ap-
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ORI7UARH.

DR.. Jedediah Fl. Baxter. Surgeon General Of
the Army. who was stricken with paralysis ON
Mondsy. died in Washington at 2 O'Clock
Thursday morning. He never reRained con-
sciousness after tho attack save for an instant
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on Tuesday. when
there was a slight
siEn Of returning
consciousness. DR..
Baxter was born In
Vermont In May.
1887. He studied
medicine and sur
gerry, and in 1861 was
appointed surgeon
OF a Massachusetts
regiment, and In tho
following year be-
came Q staff y urgeon
Of volunteers. After
a short service on
the Peninsula he re-
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AnUssnxwra


TIE New Ysvh Chsrss esssesy Rssasss
ssiiivsa's ~osiHsn I.sesaa"
Sir Arthur suHivaA's Golden Leeand." .
eantata written for the Leeds Festival Of 1886.
and sung In Chicago. Cincinnati Phlade-
phia. and Baltimore since It was first brought
forth in England. was made known to n
metropolitan audience By the New York
Chorus Society. at the Lenox Lyceum. last
evening. Though not an effort Of heroic pro-
portions or remarkable elsborateness. itsssms
only fair TO suspend final judgment upon It's
worth until II can bs heard . second time. and
under somewhat moro favorable conditions.
The Lenox Lycsum. as there has frequently
been occasion 10 observe, ts not acoustically
q very desirable local for concTts, and the
vocal forces OF the New York Chorus Society.
though BY no means inefficient did not exactly
supply IN ideal rendering Of the composers
achievement. Tho Golden Legsnd" how
ever. does not impress one as profoundly as .
composition Of moderate merit even might
be expected to do In an initial presentation.
Tho several scenes denote continuous lack
Of inspiration on the part Of the composer: its
best material is distinctly reminiscent--laree-
" OF Mendslssohn-and the development
Of its subjects, II deft and Tree. is clearly
and invariably conventional. The only verdict
ancs Of The Golden Iesend" !" is that il is q
decent spsSImsn Of hack work that :n1srEretn- e.
as Ss% ns Il sSs.Ss SSns n0' 700
SSF Of ss Ss. 4 hsSpy 81 Euss
nS &c. e q
AZ p Ps. fns q Eyns sS
eo@pishes hss pnspes, but i saVed rom
death BY providenttal interposition.
has written . score Of which no sinels Page ps,Ey
ss ifs rs ds,es S: Is
oHsoicuous for felicity or novelty.
an lhs e, ssmp. p Iar 10 wisee
SESSIONS I ssro%SSiis runs inssSssd ga It, e
typical Si Lueifer: shimmerine measures iOr
but grateful harmoni.s. that =, are
shs sss BY 1is ss. sas
sound triile psimttiys 70 snditors that have have
Golden Lesspd vas sMHps
&e9 ans LAWN sna Cal SfBBDsF
d .sns snd Ma
we're now and then traces Of fatigue In her
voice.
Mrs, Clapper.Morris was equal to her duties.
aud Mr.. Dunt to his Mr.. LAWN. newcomer,
possesses . colorless tenor voice OF limited
doubly patent By his resorting to G In fall
setto.
msrkRble for variety OF accent and the orches-
ira was In good form.
Mr.. q. Mortimer Wiske directed the. proceed
ings. which appeared to interest. II not to
electrify, q very large assemblage.
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What w.s lie shot For,

The POLICE have got q man named Edward
what he was doing when he was shot In the
lau
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PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 4.-Aillocksrs comedy
opera. Poor Jonathan" was presented in this
city for the first time tonight BY the Rudolph
Aronson opera company.
Camille D'Arvills appeared - Harriet, Marie
Halton a. Molly. J. n. kyley rs the Impresario,
FreG solomon as Jonathan. and Henry HAllem
as the tired million afro. Rlbv- Gold
The several roles were not only well sung.
but cbarminRly acted and the audience caught
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Arrival OF King Kaiaksu..

Charleston. with King Kalak aua OF Hawaii IN
board entered the harbor at IL O'Clock this
morning.
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Fls.h,.. Eassss . s.psrv,.sr.

Alta special election held yesterday In Flush
ing u. l. Van Nostrand was elected Supervisor
In place OF Joseph Dykes. resigned. He had Q
maiorits NJ Ih7 oS>r J0hn J. Tram
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The Sch ooiship st. Hary's.

The echooishtp 81. Aary's.
The Executive Committee Of the Chamber Of
Commerce yesterday petitioned State Super
iptendent Of Public instruction Draper 70 puy
tho naval school maintained on the United
states ship 81. Msry's wholly under the mar
Agsment Of the Chamber '7 ''''"
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Tho ateamships HabAnA from Havana. Old
Dominion from Richmond, and Prins Gsuritx
from P0ct,Au.l lrlncs arrived last night
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S5 4 MONTH UNTIL JAN. 1.

other spscalsts have Advertised low charges fsf
VII meet them on their ground and will treat al
pauenm TOT ~ month until Jan and furnish al nso.
eseary medicines and At the same time employ the
same patience and skill with oil ~ heretofore
The sun., 1890-12-05

MK HAIRY THOMPSON 2aS RROOME ST.
NY noss stopped up frat on one aldo than on tAs
ss cnsr Mueu. kept dropping into my throat all the
iine MY eyes grew weak and watcrsd easily. ny
throat got sore and my voice husky that I could
scarcely make my audience understand what i Wa
MylnR. MY head would ache terrible at times and
,nsss 5 s9n1n.y na hawking and .ptns yellow
the morning whsn would get up INV mouth had q bs1
taNe and my tongue and teeth were covered with 8
eticky slime III TACT was state OF phy sic I'll md
lieve me tried many phy scians and took barreis oe
patent remedies without success
finally read Of Drs blar and Copeland and placed
myself IN their care Ny Improvement was marke6
,,om nTa rn The ,:s .ymptom. dsape.red
very grateful to Drs. BAR and Copeland for my re-
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DOG CATCHEH,s MIsTIxE

Nc Lest = wsEssSul or Csptivss while
rrs'ss T. Ssize . Youag woaaa's Pet.
Dr. Robert l. Kemp Of Roosevelt Hospital
took . stroll in Broadway yesterday afternoon
Win young woman who led pet dog By .
chain.
Just as they passed sixty-nfth street Q dog
catcher seized the dog, and threw It into his
wagon.
Dr. Kemp, who ls young and OF athletic build,
seized the horses head and demanded the re-
turn Of the dog.
The driver sprsng from his scat and struck
,ae doctor In the face. The latter returned
the sidewalk.
Tho drivers assistant ran to his aid and the
stsn,sd Tums dT0man .n with great presence q mind
i;og ~ ane nog pen. and carefully picked out her
81, She diln't TAXI; take the pains to ias.en tho door
and s sscsusd sMa s other dog spranT to the street
1.-Two Two policemen ran up. Just as this hap
'G3oui 10 separate the combatants.
,a H.n mrmp refused TO make q complaint when
doS 90" M TNbhat nls companion had recovered her
A's' Ahs ca'chsrs drove on In hurry
---------------.
- ~e'suitcr Brought Back fron Canada.
SouTH BETHLEHEM, Pa, Dec. 4.-WillIam J.
h'Ich' de'aulting freight agent OF the Philadel,
pniA and leading Railroad at this place. who
was was arrested In Montreal was brought here
ih,i.Snlng iiI,S sSyenlng by Detective Harry Parsons Of
5000 The Giy Tras. sSn spS saisty seEf'sgs sS,ss -
EEGpmEpsny EpraEpny q Philadelphia are his securities.
birch Sn f him him Il Me iSht nd
Grsuuate OF Oxford I'M rsltv
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IT'S A MISTAKE

yosr house hsndsoneiy. FINE FURNI.
TURE was never Low PRICED.
Novelty Aad variety In desiGss SD thor.
ouxhness Ia work manship are exhisitea II
tho piaiaest ss we'll as the apest articles
naautaeturea.
THE PRICEs SUIT EvERY PURsD
THERE Is NO USE ENUAERATIN0
THE ALMOST ENDLESS VARIETY o.
ARTICLES AND TH HEIR PRICES.
YOU AREINvITED To COME To TIE
STORE AND SATISFY YOURSELF.
SELLING FOE CASH ONLY.
HOsp prices sre too low ior credit salss.
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tsas. s: :s:. W: IL; 1sc:s 9; s''' at Fiat.
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ALLEN HOFFMAN,
GENERAL AGENT, BEL AIR, Md.
1890. ROmney Stock Farm 1890.
STATIONS.

ALLMYowN, l2OT. by Alcyone. record 227.
ter in 1885, and others in 2 30 listO by George
Wilkes. 222, sire of 68 trotters in 2.30.
Dam Recompense, by Aristos, 2.27k, (sire OF 10
in 2 80 lst0 by Daniel Lambert, sire of "a In 230
Allmyown is very handsome and sty fish, shows
very speedy in harness, will be fast when devel-
oped. He will be limited to 10 approved mares
at $50 the season. Return privilege.
STEVE BAILEY 2l2l. by c. W. Mitchell, 2l2O.
record 2 81 (sire of Helping Hand, record. 226x y
by Aristos, sire of 10 in 2.30 list.
Dam, Daisy M, by Daniel Lambert, sire of "a
in 80 list.
STEVE BAILEY was foaled in 1881. He ia
rich cherry bay with black points extending
above his knee and hooks. He stands 10 hands
three inches high and weighs 1,0S0 lbs. With
very little handling last fall, he trotted Pimico
Track in q AZ Has trotted a half in lis and
quarter in 81 seconds, Ia 2.2S clip) His colts
are all large and show great natural speed. In
looking over his pedigree you will observe that
his sire and dam are strongly inbred to Daniel
Lam bert, the great representative of the Morgan
family, who has "a in the $50 list. Aristos. bis
grand sire, has 10 in the 2.30. His sire, c. W.
Mitchell, record SO. died when young horse,)
the sire of Helping Hand, record 2.2GH, and
other fast ones. Daisy NJ, the dam of Steve
Bailey was very fast mare, trotted trial mile
in 224
Steve Bailey, will be at my farm at Perryman,
on Tuesdays and Fridays, the remainder of tho
week at my four in Bush River Neck.
TERMS.-$25 the season for each mare served
in 1890, with privilege of return free of CHARGE IL
mare proves 10 be not in foal, or $40 to INSURE
JAS. T. WALKER,
11ap Perryman, Md.
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A Scrap of Paper Saved Her Life.

Eyes, Miss Frost, I always wear gloves
at night; they make ones hands so soft"
"Ahl And do you sleep with your hat on ?"
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for the most part derive their strength from
such contiguity.
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capitalist to correspondent. pointing across the
street to a handsome corner lot. That lot was
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years ago. and intended to buy it, but was toe
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