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The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1890-02-22

Read the advertisement of the Cadets
Fair.
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1890-02-22

If you want good dance 60 to the
Cadets fair.
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1890-02-22

SATURDAY,. Feb. %, 1890
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1890-02-22
THE BEE

arm I.HgD EVERY SATURDAY A
PO"-,lr y. W. WASH. d c.
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1890-02-22

T4GI'sGmH PlGES

Secures II Complete TvEw fsOyET. sidrs Essays, sort
Scries, Sketches. Poems Iac' .nne j. complete
aud v-1ice il itse'f - year, subscription makes
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-11-14
TAZEWEIL G. I'll VA. FRIDAY, NOV I1 1870

found in wild mountain sarges. IN
fertile valleys and upon rolling
plains. All was bustleaud activity.
Mule teams were grading streets iu
primeval forests, aud the fhst, Of
the saw and the stroke Of the ham.
mer were heard as new dwellings,
were being erected. Blocks of
brick buildings for business pur-
poses appeared upon streets from
which the stumps hud not yet been
pulled. aud 'coons aud 'possums
reared their young within range of
many nh electric light.
At every little railroad depot were
huge handbills announcing sales of
town lots. The sky was filled with
the smoke of furnaces. Everything
was booming, and everybody seom.
ed to be overburdened with work.
The scenes Ihust have presented
marked contrasts to scenes in the
old world.
Travelling in tho wake of these
tourists it was easy to sec how they
must have been impressed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-11-14
[PlAaydclphia Times. I

The lesstg inade the more i'm
prespiye BY tne deieat of the two
leaders WHO, next to the Speaker,
have beer The 'post conspicuous
cpap.aians d lhe party policy, while
tba aan who has given hie name to
the most Infamous measure of the
lsst s2eaioii has barely escaped a like
fats i,hs "a Congress has yet four
months to serve, but the old policy
cannot nov be pessned, as was in
tended, to tl'a bitter end. Even
keed must eeeoil from a blow SO
overwhelming as This, and whatever
influence simiplsAation nay haye
had e srs.ed aoss.The people have
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-11-14
FORTUNES IN THE SOUTH.
A NEW YORK CONGRESS
MAN IN THE WAKE OF
THE MINING ENGIN-
EERS
Congressman Amos j. Cummings let
ter in Now York Sun.

Congressman Amos j. Cummings let
ter in Now York Sun.
The tour of the English and Ger
man Engineers has attracted atten-
tion anew to the marvellous mineral
resources Of the South. There were
nearly 800 in the party. Among
them were many foreign manuluc-
turers OF iron and steel. They rep.
resent hundreds of millions in
wealth, and they will undoubtedly
make large investments in Georgia,
Alabama, Tennessee and Virginia.
Everywhere they saw evidences of
thrift and prosperity. Magnificent
harvests have been Cleaned from
fertile valleys, and tho cotton crop
was fair. There were no idle blast
furnaces, and the hum aud roar of
planning mills, cotton factories, car
shops, and of Il hundred other in
dustries were heard Mt every turn.
The heavons were lighted by the
flames of coke ovens, aud tho rail
roads choked with long trains OF
cars loaded with coal and iron ore.
Tho magnificent forests Of East
Kentucky, East Tennessee mud
West Virginia gave glimpse OF a
new source of wealth. Mountain
streams were filled with logs, to be
caught i'll booms upon tho rivers
below, and stripped into lumber to
the music OF thousands of circular
saws.
Nor was this all. scores of new
towns we're revealed. They were
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-11-14
BUOKLEN's ARNICA SALyE.

The BEsr SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required, It is gpar
antced to give perfect satisfaction,
or money retn2ded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by A. i. Harl
grave. 81 s
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-11-14
Cor Infants and Children.

Last April we began to advertise our
town lots, making at that time a number
OF statements in regard to what we would
do. Through the nOn-completion of the
Clinch Valley extension of the Norfolk G
Western, our railroad facilities at that time
were very limited. We had no railroad
station and indeed one old farm house was
the total signs of life about the place. Since
then the railroad has erected fine brick
and stone freight station, one of the largest
on the road, and will shortly erect hand
some passenger station; while the Clinch
alley company has spent or is
UNDER CONTRACT TO EXpEND S35O,OOO.
A Four STORY HOTEL, the finest in South
west Virginia, is now under roof; hand
some iron bridge Of 1SO feet span crosses
the Clinch River; two second-cIass hotels
have been built and large number of
stores are building under contract. The
company has erected handsome three st0-
Try building for its Offices and fine stone
bank building is nearing completion; ma
|chinery for the rollingm mill is on the ground
and the branch road to the coal mines,
three miles away, is completed, and coal is
looming out. "a
steam brick pnt the most complete Southwest Virginia op
work attracts deal Of while
Division this fall and the running Of through trains
BE W EE:ERa vyASHHgaasTrO AND LOUIS
rs S Sef asspss
greater promse fhau any town in Southwest Virginia.
g, (sHE3' HAM Agt.
Csliislch Valley Coal C Iron Co.,
lands, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-11-14
IlADIILy

Needing n tonio or children that want building
UP. should take
BRGNE'S IRON BTrTBRS.
It pleasant 10 take, cures Malaria. lndiGcs-
itI. Gni Iilliouaness All dealers kccpit.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-13
DEAFNESS CURED Mio MINUTES

DR.. Darrin etill Contanues - Astsnish
the Public ~ His New Mode - Treat
mont by Electricity One II the Doc
tors Has m Onloe ~ Psndlesons NO.
vemb = lOt, 15. and Baker City Me-
vember ID 10 "a.
A CARD-I take great pleasure in stating
that D.. Darrin has cured me OF deafness
and ringing noises III my ears. The cure
vas done BY eli ctricity IN ten minutes.
AID streets, Portland. PErEn MURPHY.
Case Of Gross kyss Maas Straight.
This 10 TO certlfy tnat my wife Was oper-
aleu- for cross eyes BY Dr.. Darrin with sue
cessful results. Her eyes had been crossed
ever since she was . enid. We can be re-
feIred 70 at any time. JOHN HANNAH.
$40 s. Twenty-fiith ST., Tacoma. Wash.
Another Case Of Dsafnsss Cured.
Thisis TO testify tnat DR.. Darrin has re-
sioIeu my hearing AID stopped the noise
In my ears That has caused me great EN-
parrassInent Tor the past year: l cheer.
fully recommend them 10 the af11icted, a.
know lhem aell and their success and
reputation in San Francisco anu Portland.
A. CLAsE,
Haistod Hot.l, Tacoma. na-h.
Drs. Darrin can Do consulted daily at 70k
Washington street, Portland. Hours
10 to 8; evenings, TO 8; sundays, 10 70 L.
All chrome and acute diseases, blood
taints. loss Of vital power and early indis-
cre.ions permanently cured, though no ref
erences are ever made In the press con-
corning sucn cases. owing 10 the uelicacy
Of the pa tents Exam nations free 10 ali,
and circulars will DO sent to any address.
Oh rses or treatment according TO patients
ability 10 pay. The ricn and poor lrsa Ell
free of charge with electricity from 10 to II
daiy. All private diseases confdentiaily
treated and curas OuarantaAd PAIinnia at
d stance can be- cured by home treatment
Medicines and letters sent without the
doctors name appearing. D s. Darrin have
branch offices At the Pendleton h0sel, PEN
dleton, November h To Is b; BAKER Ci y,
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-13

New enoksless Powder Not likely Is
Dispiaes Present. Explostves.
WAMINcfoN Crry. Nov Ia-The annual =.
pofsO General Benet chief Of the bureeu 81
ordinances, shown thst me bureau expended dur.
ins tne ns - year @1.10o.sD leaving credit il
treasury OF s2 eel.lsi =
On tne sutJect Of smokslese powder. General
nenes says mat though some astonixhing results
naye been obtained N experiments abroad. 4
cannot YET he said with certainty that these new
explosives VIII eventually supsrsede the present
powders The performances Of Maxim fkmeri-
CAM ana Wetterson Belgian, powders are fairly
comparable with those claimed 70 be obta ned
abroad. ana II = hoped that one Of these can be
developed N time 10 thoroughly satisfy small
win reierenca TO the requirements Of
modern small-bored rides for the army. General
bentt says that the lack OF sufacient QUANTITY
o. suitable smokeless powder delays periecrinr
tne sO-caiioer bssrel; but IL will be comp leted
~ ume suitable magazine mechanism Is 81
ieceei. nstems peculiarly necessary. now hat
scnsnee In calb Is contemplated, that the
present Springfield sinele-loa ling system should
q replaced u possible by an equally facient
meeanne system. A board should BE- con yened
20 select sui,able magssne !. echanism after
iul ana free competition among iii the beat ex.
fsfine systems.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-13
BGethodi.t Misslonarv wor,r.

BOSTON, Nov. l2-The seventy-second annual
meeting of the general missionary COMMITTEES
OF the Methodist Episcopal church il In session
nere. The report OF the treasurer SHOWS the
following disbursements from November L.
1883. to October 81. 1890: Foreign missions.
s6l8.Sos; dome tic, $40. 4S2; once expenses,
$2'.7S9; publication iuid. 1882: incidental =
penses, $lss1s: total, $i,l67 sas The receipts
during the same time were $l.lsi,27L The BAL
snce leaves the treasury in debt October 81 1890.
$6saA, Including old Indebtedness. After Z
lengthy debate II was decided TO make the limit
OF approximations. including debt, incidentais.
ETC.. 8. 2l0 .0o OF this, $l.O26o00 will BE- avai.
able for mission work.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-13
LEAGUE NOW
SlIapse Of the Ball
brotherhood.
HAGUE IN SESSION.


~. l1-At the session Of the
80 today President McAlpin
- The resignation Of the New
rs 1sanion rom Judge Bacon, Of
"a. to the Ell ct that at the
1u1nent enterej into between the
- and the League club Of the
- nndersfos d tn It the two leasues
15S6te. A. this has not yet taken
S1nent won. d not stand. No &C.
- g the rsssgnation.
Sonsisting Of Ward, Prince and
appointed 70 attend the League
1sion IL New York. for the pnr.
ia mat eY OF consolidation be-
75o ooumlttee leaves tonight for
1luh of this city was represented
IN. ana the m tier OF ri teburg's
- lsId on the table. The meeting
Lei % the call OF the pres dent
nov. l2.-The annual meeting OF
II Se6eh&il League convened tod ,.
rpeoons from New York. Brook.
Cleveland. Chicago, Philadel-
6h1nxton City and Indianapolis.
SSne was reelected The board
1lS 60ardsd the champlonship 70
y ~ j0int committee on playing
1oefed sections !. and OF
- ooction Of article IS. The
i1u1lons rive the club the privilege
~ all is surplus men on the
n Uniform. and allows
Nm Of any or al OF
~ time during the game.
|SSI1 Il rule - does not
1l@lrement Of . player in running
- plnts 70 hrst on lift, II be gees
y ~ 3hsee-foot limit line while the
n16ed = drst base. - heretofore.
- decided TO have another session
r eeaes 70 give the P,ayers' League
lolnted yesterday, time to get
(nent League delegate says, how
National magnates will not confer
1SvU1s q Ward Is . member OF the
4sarly al Of the magnstes inter-
md the opinion that the Players'
66ftoaIly thing Of the past
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-13
EXPENDITURES IN PENSIONS.
The Lowsst Figures WIN Reach s1so..
900, 900 Tanner Canine Nance

WAsHfNoToN CRY, Nov. l2-rsneci.ll-rh.
esamstes ior cash TO meet the payment OF pen.
sions under the recent Liquidation, It is laid. II
exceed considerably the figures which have
generaily been tuaposed to be I'D quate. II ID
believed that the lowest pc sible figures for the
current n.cai year win BE- 1850 100000 II ID said
on good a1enority that the disbursements for
s sne lsss quarter nave been something over $64.-
100000. The construction put on the recent law
oy the onicisls Of the bureau has been as liberal
as could 10 made.
Tanner. who was removed from the commits
sioner's chair. where he was drawing . salary of
$o.oo0, has been given . land once a. pension
agent. and since his removal claims to have
made about 100000 out Of the 500 claims he
has handled.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-13
Couldn.t stand the Blame and su,c,a.a

Couldn't Stand the Blame and suicidea
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 1.-THE stockholders Of
the dvfunct Hall-Willis Hardware Company held
. meeting yesterday and examined the booka
finding . shortage Of nearly 500. 600 Shelby
Jones, treasurer Of the concern, was chsrsed
with being responsible for the shortage. He
denisd it Last night he suicided. leaving q
note that he could not stand the unjust accuse.
ton. The stockholders al say ne was respon.
nfhiA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-13

WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. 1.-THE remains Of
the late Major-General Crook were brought to
this city this morning. and inferred with mill
tary honors In the national cemetery ct Airing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-13

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-Attoruey-0 General Hunt
filed . bill this morning 70 wind up the affairs
of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Of
Chicago, and set aside the deed Of assignment
executed couple OF weeks ago. on the ground
Of fraud. torious chores are made against the
ofacen and directors Of the company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-13

WE OFFER for balance this great special bargains
for First we have made sweeping reductions Over
coats You have for @ fine Grey Cashmere Oyercoa For $2
satin faced serge lined Cashmere Oyeoat For $ ne heavy
Chnhias For 2l English whpcord genuine imported
Melton For 22 finest quilted satin lined Monaguac Overca in the
CITY, Your saving shall be SIS to $3.50 on each coat
Pea Jackets and Vests offer you actual COST guaranteeing
saving Of from 50 up
About the Shoes: We Offering 20 special lines Of
Shoes You from $3.50 $3.50 every pair
The sale has already been immense and advise early call
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-13

The Union Pacific ID he only transcontinental
line running free reclining chair cars and Pull
man tourist sleeping cars from the Pacific coast
10 the Eat A. G. Marin. general agent, 7O5
Second street. c. E. Baldwin. agent city dock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-13

No more quin,ne Aoores Revealed Remedy
t>Alng the place.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
Cr,SsDAY AT SWARTHMORE.

swartbmore Penn. June Ii (special).-Ihe college
hall was well filed to-day when President sweet oil
tbe graduating class opened the classday exercises
nv first giving brief review of the career OF 10 III
which he said that the class was graduated under eA'
ccedingly favorable auspices. with THIS commence
ment the college commentaries It's twenty 's' ""'i
versary and had indeed pas'ed from 'niiunoou ".o
..1 >, = rotprc age and was now college In the
,.s., en-. Of the word Mary F. Soper was the his
tiop of the class George Ellser delivered the CLASS
noon, which was received with much applause Frances
oey carried her audience with her into the twentieth
century. and discovered to them the different members
of the class engaged in their life work cr prophecy
Oh III, Iii ,,ritfnn The most enjoyment II applause
S laughter was any criterion. was produced Dy Mor
i i Gothier as presenter. Many OF ms ny, m were, %
% int the stndent, made up for any lack OF appre
cation on that account The poh be paSS yv
Oh % and the whole class united in singing the class
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
IN ncrAnrTsg A DAY NrRsDRY Iy HARLEM.

Under the auspices of the Kings Dauehtrr'' mas
,ee,,nc was held night az tho Second 'oega'e ~
-, chu,ch Ieno, ave. aud OnchunGrcd and twenty
,hird., The object Of the meeting was the AWAKENING
n interest in the project Of establishing day huf''y
+, Harlem The church well nled. ana th' interest
manifested III the scheme was s"heieh' " "'''an' '
',.,,a, ,h., ,be homes Of those specially interested
yu, Ia fully realized. The Rev. Dr. Enrhdori pfeS,a
and Hade short address Other sy1hris ncb,r M"i
au gcurral of the KlnRr Diupht'Is
Ina Rry Dr. Phliputt the Roy w W oiirs ana ,h ,hs
~, "nrs Prce Ram-ay and Ray. At ~" 'l'-c OF ul.
i.cting collection taken IL WIZ f'lulI ,aI 49,
Il 500 to support the nursery 9r the nr7L SaI io
do,r. secure suitail" W'"ii"Iit."Ii'
nud' d rrnIsb them The several circle, of me hlng
anu IN Harlem will be rcprcsenbd IN th mhh'ge-
IAN ~ the nursery which viii be under thc inhiai
riyncon Of the silver Cross Gud cohpoSco oi 'o h''a
of the various circles.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
orr NOD . rgrp 10 THE PACIFIC SLOPE.

A. NJ Pamer's entire company started az p H.
Yesterday by way of the Erie Railway ior the reoo
Coast. occupying tho special Pullman car haSh'
mir and the special dining car LscHa"aAcll'
The company is composed Of J. H. stoddart' freu
eric,, Robinson, f. NJ. Holland. Maurice Barry
william Bell George Tyler, Harry Woodruff Cha'ie'
Iutler. william Millward George Winter, william
IIouidav George Ot,omeyer. Robert Fax, Henry
sternclif Miss Ada Dyas, Miss Maud Harrison Miss
Mamie Craddock Miss Annie Seward, Miss Annie But
Ter and Mrs. Phillips Mr.. Hayman VIII manaeo 'io
iour. and Henry Jarrett Will have charge OF N'o
company 1t is expected that the company VIII
reach San Francisco in time to enable It's members
10 attend the performance of The senator al balu
wins Theatre on Saturday night. Next MONDAY the
company will open in Tacoma for three nights ana
the following three nights will be spent in oeatue'
A stay of FIVE weeks will be made in Portland be-
ginning June 80, after which similar. period VIII
Sc occupied at Baldwins Theatre, san frahcsoo,
rom which the company will return TO CMcaeo
fnr brief engagement. The plays TO be produced
dnrlng the tour are Captain Swift Aunt
Jacks Jim the Penman,' " SAINTS ana Sinners anu
"a Man OF the World
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
Vo.hucL,. Adiu.tabIc Wire screens VIII ne
III. ,x.Xork Annexation for Improving The Cor.
PostOf1ce Notice,
lshnllld he rad [

fshould be read daily by all interested changes may
Letters Tor foreign countries need not be specially ad,
dre.SeS tG fpatm - sbs o Of banking and commercial
documents specially addressed being seho oy
'e ForSrn mails for the ending June 81 will close
IN all aie' D. At m t Tor OSe s DomaS cape Hay
and Il Ta1ss island SySs m for
NiSSrnTDGeE sf5 Y 80 M EaroDs pr cy
marx sweden NORWAY chrlssiania Russia and AZ Turkey S
%q'; a Sg SSef beams Rs city
Russia and Turkey per sase va BrsneH Ss ,'br' be- c a
for bSsia% @ 8. diEsSt 5isss,Ed eF :r s
sicr. az ma T. be % deStG DIR per
d. MA for the La Plata countries direct per = vandyck
1 I'D nsoa@ @ aS!?' s Yf' IF 90;
cuHs ssad nH1as s and ps sasas 5Hoco sSS p a: oi
Nassau. n T. p. and Santiago, Cuba per centSesos:
bGn, n nj z; iST croH 'y GaraSac vens1a British
dutch os GfaS aSo "SSs EaataS and fgSo
: .s,SsT a gS po' M S
8 TspSS sna n aP 1%G Ed Af
5a5e' m M VIA for Se Central south Pasac Pog Per
Colon Colon le.ters 9r Ooti hcS m ana for amnss
s' Nicaragua per Seso Asu'n He0F' for
Ts o' i@e' ns sssSdsns sS1s'Ts n.
sy sFIs Spain s go r%r FEW sDss n
HG5tSFs %ss be ST dreetd per Etraa
s6 s%d ES4cp per via and Re%Ss m 1Sa
Scbesands direct per Amsterdam VIA AmsteIdam I'm
Nen ,tnrs must be directed per Amsterdam az a. IN.
o Scotland direct per Eehopa ys Ga;gow ssses se
ior 10 directed .per Ethiopia at 10 a. m ior 81 Erox
ns mus 80 e Thomas Via Cr6x also windward isshas al
, anu ner s. s. bermuda at p NJ for eampecne' s:
rect. i and Yucatan per OrizaDa letters oI osnef
xesn states Cuba must b dea per and cind,i
SuNDAnerr NJ EI Caso, from Newport News M 8
B0S'f b. nv for Costa Rca. via LnOh per h'pana from
M. SF 0sepn' T Hs. &: Z.
Australia; Nor Xsn,eda from San Francisco. eloss
ih I,r az 80 p (or on arriva az New rork
here kurana with British mails for AUSTRALIA Malls
lor the Socsy cCse sere June ga p Malls Tor
rrwoandand by rail TO Halifax and % thence ey teames
bT rail- 60 thence by stes5b 6T Tb, cqss @ az ms m
9Ss a%na Fla and by steamer sailing Mondays & .nS
r Mexco overland unless spsGaly ADDRESSED for as
The schedule Of closing Of mails yl,n6 "a
ranger 1 San Francisco. Mails from the East srvlng
M tre At San Francisco the day of sailing OF ses
on on disnatched thence the same day Registered mall
"''f CORNELIUS VAN CoIr PSs'mas'eS
Postofhce New.York, n. T.. June lS ls'o'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

.,o .minent specalist as generally described IN the
newspapers only consented to give fifteen iectures'
and these are TO be at the rate OF El3O lec,uo W
IN other words. he will receive about E2ooo lof
,sctnres believe this is the highest remuneration
,rbich has hitherto been given for lectures ',
Farrar. who was considered to be very -,
received $40 lecture. stanley, VINO WIZ ,ose
sir Morel in the middle OF November WILL ''f
cap the Doctor regards fees
TO MANAGE THE ST JAMES
Owing to Mrs Langtry's severe Illness vi. p 80
.hier has undertaken the management Va ac 18th a
fames's Theatre lie vii! open II on juno Z. Old
play in one act. by Lady UreVin0' -, ,,rntly
r-iends, and a farcical comedy by Jusun a. :.
Mccarthy called Your Wife, The lat'el pS ,c
version Of Prete moi Ia Femme wmch "a To- oost
,,,n some time ago in Paris, and VIII pe s1o
TURNER'S DRAWINGS All .,.,
,u,aor u,eol will he a notable occasion IN O'se So
,rbor the Farney Hall COLLECTION oi - troro a
~ ""oi ~ '''o ,1aor tbe hammer. This, made lroi a
- " ~. phne in 1919, comprises 10 ie"0' Sn.
.hr,r rne drawings and twenty three other Inv
prCrINE IN RDAL ESTATE .
4. nna.e tho other day the Eastheid es'a0e' -,
rort.rsbre which cost E31 800 fifteen 80 ,and to
Co. c,e 600 which shows the faIi III W -. ,., 7 ora
no 90 ner cent 1t would be nteie .'n uo,re ~ arri
" rp :. ..asons for asserting that the '"i"e y.
Derbys reasoN, ~. had reached bottom, for recent
transactions certainly 40 i
panclossian view o-e
SALE cF sHoRTHoRNs'
.s uorcton,s celebrated herd Of Short
Inv r,r,uorth's Court in Gloucestershre, Is hAe'
nor" rsnrsdaV week, and will be one Oh ,ho nioE'
or,ant agricultural events OF the year i"i9 N.Y.
,,bich was founded fifteen years aeo' 9.o,no
..ventv animals, and all the best ulpcs rrd al.
sented.