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Pona Leo Better.

RoME, April Inquiries made at the
vatican this morning show that the Pope
has improved in health since yesterday,
when he was confined to his bed by stom-
ach troubles. His holiness to-day received
Cardinal Rampolla and the Duke and Arch
duchess of Mecklenburg-Schwe
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LYNCH sRs REPuLSEO.

They We're After Two Men Charged
With Poisoning.
MOUNT STERLING, KY, April IA mob
of thirty men attacked the Jail this MORN
ing in an effort to lynch the two Wiggintons,
father and son. charged with the poisoning
of William Ferguson and B. c. Watts on
March 5 last The jailer had been apprised
Of the coming, and with the guard showed
fight. The mob was repulsed. A number
Of shots were fired, but no one was killed.
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THoMASvILLE TOPICS.
Receipts OF the Postofnce-The Gun
Club Medal.

TOWNSVILLE, GA. April 1.-The re-
ceipts Of the ThomasvilIe postoffice for the
year ending March 81 amounted to
IS. l29 so. This places Thomasville in the
list Of second~class postofices, which will
give 1t a much better appropriation, and
consequently improved service. Fostmas-
ter Rike has worked faithfully to bring
about this fortunate condition of things.
Master James Hopkins the youngest mem
Der Of the club. has won the Thomasvllle
gun club medal three contests 10 succession.
This will make him, under the rules of the
club, the permanent owner Of the beautiful
medal.
The saloonkeepers Of thel city have petit
toned the council to make drug stores pay
the liquor license or else cease selling in
toxicating liquors.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
CITY 1'REAsURER's s OFF1c

CITY TREAsURERs OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, Ga, April i, 1891.
The following taxes are NOW DUE:
REAL ESTATE. First Quarter, 1891.
STOCK IN TRADE, First Quarter, 1891.
FURNITURE, ETC, First Quarter. 1891.
MONEY, SOLVENT DEBTS, ETC, First Quar-
ter, 1891.
Also GROUND RENTS in arrears for six months
or more.
A Discount OF TEN PER CENT. will be allowed
upon all of the above Except Ground Rcnts) IF
PAID WITHIN FIFTEEN DAYS AFTER APRIL 1.
CHAS. s. HARDEE,
City Traaeuror
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Suicide of a Judge,

MILWAUKEE, WIS, April IA special
to the EreHing Wisconsin, from West Bend
Wis, says: Judge Paul A. We'll COM
mitted suicide with a revolver this morning.
He had been a sufferer from la grippe. He
was about 60 years of age"
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BIsMARCK's BIRTHDAY.
The Prince 76 Years Old and Congrat-
ulations Pouring In.

FREIDRIoHsRUHE. April Prince Bis
marck, who is 76 years old to-day, has been
receiving deputations all day, with addresses
and floral offerings from all parts of Ger
many. Early in the morning the
reveille was sounded under the window
of Prince Bismarck's apartments by
the Ratzburg Jaegers. Every train
brought a large number of strangers.
Among the visitors we're the Duke of Ujest
and other persons of title, several Hamburg
guilds and a number of Munich artists.
Prince Bismarck received many kilograms
and gifts from admirers. During the day
the prince appeared publicly three times,
and on each occasion was received with fer
vent cheers aud handshakings. Tonight a
torchlight procession was held in which
5000 persons took part
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oermany's Surgical Congress.

BERLIN, April 1.-The German surgical
congress was opened here to-day. Prof.
Bergman read a report on the Koch treat
ment. maintaining that the remedy is
specific for tuberculosis. A majority of
the other speakers expressed less favorable
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Madison's Election.

MADISON, GA, April 1.-The following
officers were reelected here to-day: Mayor,
Z. W. Butler; aldermen. John Orr, s. b.
Cohen, H. H. Fitzpatrick and H. G. PEN
nington.
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CONCLUSION OF THE BRAIN.

Sad Death Of a Prominent Young Man
of Irwinton.
IRwINToN, GA, April 1.-R. L. Mayo, a
prominent young man Of this place, died on
Sunday night from conclusion of the brain.
About month ago Mr.. Mayo ran against a
paling and struck his head, but the injury
did not seem to amount to much until about
two weeks ago, when he was forced to take
to his bed. He did not appear to be suffer-
ing much until Saturday night, when he
commenced sinking fast, and on Sunday
night he died.
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Head of the Bonapartes.

LONDON, April 1.-At meeting of the
Bonaparte family at Moncalleri, Prince
Victor was formally recognized as the head
of the house, Prince Louis asserting.
Prince Louis will resume service in the
Russian army.
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Wetterson's Lecture.

AUGuGrA. GA. April Hon. Henry
Watterson lectured tonight to large audi
ence in Masonic Temple. His hearers were
charmed with his talk on "Money and
MOralsp
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THE MUTUAL COOPERATIVE AssO-
CIATION

SAVANNAH, Ga, April Q. 1891.
Stockholders will attend meeting to be held
at the General Office building, Savannah, Flor
ida and Western railway THIS EVENING at
7:30 o'clock standard time.
H. s. HAINEs, President
T. E. YoUMANs, Secretary
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MARRIAGES.

FARIE-HEwLETT- at I6o Ander-
son street, on the evening of March 24th, by
Rev. j. Z L. Holmes, d. D., ANDREW L FARIK
of Savannah, Ga. to SARAH ELIZABETH, daugh-
ter Of the late Col. William Hewlett Of Barn
well, S. G.
Barnwel papers please copy.
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Judge Sneer's Rivals.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-Two of Judge
Speer's rivals for the new circlit judgeship
of the ffth circuit are D. d. Smith and D.
d. Shelby, both of Alabama.
The morning news., 1891-04-02

In place of that constantly tired out feel
ing. Ayers Sarsaparilla will give you
streDgth.-Ad.
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ATTENTION LIQUOR DEALERS.

A special meeting of Liquor Dealers Associ-
alton will be held at s O'Clock THIS Thursday
EVENING, April 2, at Knights of Pythias Hall,
corner York and Barnard streets, to receive re-
port OF special committee on a matter of vital
Importance to the trade. Be sure to attend
By order of the President
Attest: II. KOLSHORN, Secretary.
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MILITARY ORDERS.
FOREST CITY LIGHT INFANTRY.
HEADQUARTERS
TnRp0T CTTU I TVc1r TNyrr A

HEADQUARTERS
FOREST CRY LIGHT INFANTRY
SAVANNAH. GA, April :, 1891.
General Order No. a
You are hereby ordered TO assemble at your
armory THIS AFTERNOON at o'clock, uni
formed, armed and equipped for the purpose of
celebrating the 10Th anniversary of the corps.
BY order or +. A. WILLIAMS,
Attest: Captain Comm anding.
HOWARD WILLIAMS Orderly Sergeant
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FELL OVER A BLUFF.
A School Girl Falls Sixty Feet and is
Probably Fatally Injured.

KNOXVILLE, TENN. April 1.-While a
large class of young ladies of the girls high
school were collecting botanical specimens
this afternoon on Cherokee Bluff, south of
the city, Miss Mary Plummer went too near
the edge and fell sixty feet and rolled some
distance further through the rocks and
bushes. She Is badly injured internally,
probably fatally.
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THE EXCELSIOR LOAN AND SAVINGS
COMPANY

NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS.
The second C2d) annual meeting of this COM
pany will be held THIS Thursday EVENING,
at O'Clock, at the Knights of Pythias Hail.
corner of York and Barnard streets, first floor
April ?, 1861.
R. F. HARMON, President
s. I. LAzARoN. Secretary.
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SEE WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY
About Ulmer's Liver COrrectOr.

About Ulmers Liver COrrector.
Ihave used ULMER'S LIVER CORRECTOR
in my family with the most gratifying results
where other remedies have failed. It has been
found to be just what is required. 1 look upon
it as a valuable medicine.
DAVID HESTON,
Proprietor United States Label Printing Estab-
lishment, Frankford, Philadelphia, Pa
consider ULMER'S LIVER CORRECTOR a
most valuable medicine and shall take pleasure
in recommending it, 1t was prescribed for me
by my physician. G. f. ANDERSON,
President of the Sewers & Anderson Milling
Company, Baltimore, Md.
consider ULMER'S LIVER CORREOTOR
invaluable as family medicine.
DAVID WELLS,
Ex-Alderman City Savannah, Ga.
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BRITISH GOLD FOR DIXIE.
Heavy Investments In the South by
English Capitalists

Heavy Investments IN the South by
English Capitalists
BALTIMORE, Nd, April This weeks
MdnuJdcturers Record publishes extracts
from the letter OF an English correspondent
holding very intimate relations TO the iron
and steel aud financial circles Of Great
Britain, which states that the British com
pany which has purchased property
in the Sequachee valley, East Ten
nessee, has 2250,000 capital and
the strongest English directory yet
organized for operations in the south. The
American representatives are John H.
Inman, John G. Calhoun and Gen. Cham
berlain Of the Southern Iron Company Of
Chattanooga
AN EXPERT SENT TO KENTUCKY.
Another syndicate has sent an eminent
British expert to examine 100000 acres or
timber, coal and iron and fire clay lands on
Licking river, in Kentucy, which will be
purchased and developed If the experts re-
port is satisfactory.
third syndicate with a capital stock OF
$4,000. 900, is being organized to make ex-
tenStve purchases in the south, for which
negotiations are now in progress. This
company expects to secure its property in
time to begin work next autumn.
SALE CONFIRMED.
The same writer says that the recent
rumors that the British syndicate behind
tue Kimball Town Company of Tennessee
has purchased also the properties of the
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railway Company
in that state and will unite all its acquisi-
tions under one management are correct
This reported purchase does not include the
Alabama properties Of the Tennessee Coal :,
Iron and Railway Company.
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Names Direct Tax Claim Paid.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The United States
treasurer to-day paid the governor of Maine
the sum Of $357. .702, in settlement of that
states direct tax claim.
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WILL SELL ON EASY TERMS.

Desirable residence next to southeast corner
New Houston and Abercorn streets. Address
d. c. BACON,
CITY
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DlssOLUTION OF C0PARTNERsHIP'

SAVANNAH. GA, March 81, 1891.
The copartner&ip heretofore existing be-
tween CHARLES R. HEBRON and JOHN ].
GAUDRY, under the firm name of HEBRON &
GAUDRY, was this day, by limitation, dis
solved.
We beg to express to our many friends our
appreciation of the courtesies they have always
shown us, and to thank our customers for busi-
ness intrusted to u.s.
Either partner will sign in liquidation, and we
request all who are due the firm to make
prompt settlements, and those to whom It may
be indebted will be paid on application.
CHARLES r. HERON,
John L GAIJDRY
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FIDELITY CASTLE NO. IN. G. e.

FIDELITY CASTLE NO. Y, h. G. e.
The regular weekly meeting of this Castle
will be held at Knights of Pythias Hall. corner
Barnard and York streets, THIS (Thursday)
EVENING at 500 o'clock
Members of sister Castles and visiting
brothers are cordially invited TO meet with u.s.
ROBERT. l.. STEELE, N. G.
W. III. BARCLAY NJ of R
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MERTINGs.

ssOLOMONs LODGE NO. Fl. d A. NJ.
A regular communication OF this q
lodge will be held at Masonic Temple ~,
THIS EVENING at O'Clock N
The F. Q. degree will be conferred. y
Members of sister lodges and transient breth-
rem are fraternally invited to meet us.
By order of WIN. B. SPANN, w NJ
FREDW CLARKE, Secretary
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SOIREE CLUB,

A special meeting of the Soiree Club will be
held at the office OF George A. Mercer THIS
Thursday AFTERNOON, at 4:3O O'Clock, BY
order of Board of Managers.
JOHN SULLIVAN,
Secretary and Treasurer
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SAVANNAH RIFLE AssOCIATION

SAVANNAH. GA, April 2, 1891
A meeting of the Association will be held
THIS CThursday) EVENING, at s:15 O'Clock, at
the Guards Armory. Entrance on Macon street.
full attendance of members is requested, as
matters of Importance to the association will be
presented.
CAPT. JAMES W. McALPIN, President.
JNo NJ. BRYAN, Sec'y and Treas
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THE FAUST BEER

THE FAUST BEER,
THE BEST BEER IN AMERICA,
PURE NATURAL ICE
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
WHOLESALE BEER DEPOT:
Corner Bay and Lincoln.
ICE HOUSES:
1872, 1921 and 81 Bay street.
A SHARE OF BUSINESS ASKED.
Respectfully,
GEO. MEYER.
POLAND SPRINGS.
Just received direct, shipment of this cele
brated water.
FIFTY CASES HATHoRN WATER.
TWENTY-FIVE CASES BUFFALO WATER
CLYsMIc AND BETHESDA WATERS.
BUTLER'S PHARMACY.
NOTICE.
n..&.. roL~ MoCor4h, % NV a,,tLor,,od al
lector. Trusting my customers will respond
promptly in settling their accounts this month.
remain, very respectfully.
P. TUBERDY.
GLYCERINE SOAP, 10 CENTS A BAR.
This Soap is usually sold at double the above
price. Supply Is limited.
wLINSKI. PHARMACIST.
Broughton and Drayton SITS.
Telephone 465.
N0TICE.
The water on the lower level of the Savannah
and Ogeechee Canal will be drawn off on and
after April 6th until further no.ice, for repairs
F. BLAIR,
President Canal Company.
FRED d HICKS,
DELMoN NICoS OF THE SOUTH.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
NOS. 9. II, ia MARKET.
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STATES AT THE FAIR.
No Appropriation for an Exhibit Yet
Made by Arkansas.

Maue by Arkansas.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. April la special
from Little Rock, Ark, says that the lower
branch of the legislature yesterday passed
a bill appropriating $4,000 for the world S
fair. The bill now goes to the Senate, where
its fate is in great doubt, as that body re-
fused last week to appropriate a cent for
the fair
ALABAMA TO BE REPRESENTED.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, April 1.-AIl the
papers in Alabama will tomorrow publish
a call for a state convention to meet in
Montgomery May 20 and start movement
to raise 100000 tor an exhibit at the worlds
fair. The call is issued by citizens repre-
senting Mobile, Montgomery and Birming-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after FEB. 1, 1890, the basis Of n,eas-
urentent Of al advertising IN the MORNING
NEWS aOiu be agate, or at tie rate of 81 10 an
inch for the first insertion.
The morning news., 1891-04-02
HAUPT LODGE NO. 5s, LO. OF.

The regular weekly meeting Of the Lodge
will be held THIS Thursday EVENING at 8
O'Clock.
The initiatory degree will be conferred.
Members will come prepared to pay their
quarterly dues
Transient brothers and members OF sister
lodges are fraternalIy invited.
By order of c. A GOUGE. N G.
A. n. MANUCY, Secretary
The morning news., 1891-04-02
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. kY. NEW YORK. N.Y.
The morning news., 1891-04-02
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
MUTUAL TRADING Co.,
OFFICE SEC. AND TREAS,
No. 5 DRAYToN STREET.
SAVANNAH, GA, April l, 1891.
The third instalment of the capital stock is
now due and payable Payments may be made
at the Office or at the company's store, north
west corner State and Whitaker streets.
j. S. TYSON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The morning news., 1891-04-02
"DO YU MEAD KAsHl"

"DO w MEAD KAsHl"
Yure ''Unkel Adam" kin borrow WI the
''Geld" on yure Dimonds; yaller or wite Time
keapers, KIDDING. Tules, &c. Open from z
A. N. TO P. NJ, Saturdays to II P. NJ
NEW YORK LOAN OFFICE,
ADAM STRAUSS, Manager.
20 Jefferson street, cor Congress street lane.
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100000 FOR ST. BLAISE.
PLUCKr CIfAs. REIlD BUYS HERATT'S
SOW FOR MS FhIRvIEW STUD.

TIE Gsissss 1pevtssran Gave NebcHy .
Chance, Bidding 500, 900 At the Outset
Cheeres ~ the Thress. he IL CeupeIieA
20 DoF His Hat Thrice-The Most Phe.
nomennl Sale on Record.
The greatest sale Of thoroughbred horses
ever held In any country was concluded last
night. whom the stations md yeariings be-
longing to the Nursery Stud Of the late Hon.
August Belmont WINS disposed Of by Tatter-
sails u New York. Records were made
for the Old World to shoot at,
and prices were paid that will
cause tho whole universe to marvel. To
Charles leod Of Fnirviow Stud. Gallatin. Tenn.
belongs the honor Of keeping st. Blaise the
great son OF Hermit, ON this continent. that
gallant and game sportsman paying 100000
for the royal chestnut that has made name for
himself second 10 mono In this sphore In two
short seasons at tho stud. A yearlinG sold for
$4,000. and several commanded $4,000.
while tho entire stud brought the enormous
total OF S803.5O0
This includes the stations, brood mares.
yearlings. weaplings. and the two-year-olds
and race horses In training sold Mt Babylon
on Dec ~ OF last year. The sale has
occupied three days. Dec. ~ OF last
year. and Friday and Saturday. Oct IL
and II. 1901. On Friday at Hunts Point the
wennllngs and brood mares brought S2T0.-
O50. tho lvc-year-old mnre Viola com
manding $20.5OO. which was the top
figure for the day. Last nights Offer
ipgs consisted OF twenty-six ycarlings
and four stations. and they brought the hand
some total Of S238e5O. the yearlings fetching
Sl1845O. IN average OF S4.a35.4l. At the con-
elusion Of the horse SALE the famous farm at
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como IN ron 4Hox0UGHaREpa
Se.sthing About Mr.. f. 4. Potter, Aaysl
or tbs NuvRery Stas1 PRrM,

There was one buyer on Friday at tho pbe-
nomenai snls OF brood mares and weanlipgs ut
Hunts Point who as tho purchaser OF more
than sho.000 worth OF FLOODED stock. was
marked man in collection of representative
owners OF hns horses such as seldom assem-
bed.
He was unknown TO most Of those present at
tho sale. but evidently acquainted with we'll
kpOHn owners Of fust horses, Nessra Norris.
Stanford. Haggin, and DAILY nsar whom he
sat and also To Auctioneor Easton. who. how
even knows everybody who has any prom
inence In the hersc market
The young man WAS well built and hand.
some. about 10 years OF age. with tho form OF
an athlete and dropping black moustache.
and when no gave his naMe as T. G Potter
there were some speculation Us to which Of the
Potter families Of New York no represented.
Interest In him was renewed when at the sale
last night he bought the Nursery stud farm at
Babylon for SIS. 900 and the four years lease
hold Of the Kentucky farm at $3IbO year.
Nh Edward Ciarks0n Potter 10 grandson OF
t q lsts bsahsR Ai2Rao fotssr srardasEsw
ward n!:hSp k EsstsT sFS g sssS
stsin sSpi Fssse G = sHs known IN w.ii s.r.o.
as a banker and broker. and for four or I've
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MARVELLOUS RESERVATIONS.
Things That DR.. Fanysu, the Spe.
cialist, Has Accomplished.
CONSUMPTION and Many Other
Dread Diseases Cured.
PATIENTS GIVE VALUABLE TESTIMONY.
Hopeless Ca.cs. 80 rroaouueea by tho Eat.
nent Physicinns OF the Age. Easily Mac
tered by This Wonderful Man

Hopeless Cascs, 30 rronouucsd sy the Es.,
nent Physicinns OF the Age. Easily Mas
tered by This Wonderful Man.
Marvellous renewals OF that which is mora
to be desired than riches-health- and the AL
most perfect restoration to physical soundness
OF cases which the worlds most renowned
physicians have pronounced incurnble have
made for Dr. Fanyou tho noted dynamic sre.
cialist. most enviable reputation. Thousands
OF people have been treated by this famous and
gifted gentleman. and there is yet to he re.
corded the first instance where the patient has
not been wonderfully benefited II the public
could know OF. could see foritself. one-tenth Of
the cures effected by this really wonderful,
man. the Doctor would have few moments that
no could call his own.
It rarely happens that an individual with
such a strong personality rs that possessed
by this Doctor Is met with. Standing nearly
six feet in height. no is the perfect picture Of
robust manhood He Ia Of French descent. and
his father and grandfather were remarkable
types Of physical perfection. They were also
credited With mysterious healing power.
which they administered with astonishing re-
suits. But they never achieved the promi.
nence that has attained to DR.. Fanyou to
whom II seems to have boon left to make the
family name famous.
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AT THE RHO SIDE.

With the heels Of the, Derby winner. But
fsiE isass were groI,1dlsss r. tas gsaownssd
sSa skt nss % Els Is Hs
" sss III III Yss g s"sa
There was 4 constant bpks Of sdmiratien
sb wss the d9o or
SSid there vs. - dsas tEo silence ior sorSaps
qSIF i9@sdlatsiy n iropf Si the Boy, half rsss
;|sss sstT SS. NJ iips. ssoassS Ono haadfod
sss & crowd to
sass s1 shs SSs s sBS tf IL
snassmcnE requiring the united. strength d
ts fssp AR tso Sa sashaE q saEahsd
saa :st, at isa sas s II Es
tSachsd tho cherry end Of his 'eirar lis
aaAs sts sGSs RGg S1 Fl. bA 4osa ssHss
M,s ana siRs ta
"a ~ Ts,, g., ss,s,
as .s O 81! s aRIs
Led ha.l hafpsa The game fy one one %s, lIt,
Esa eirisnas tie MASTER ciFalryiew has Ia
-StnotE Sfm Down
.l SLOWLY sxS. ~ s Ssas IT, RssG
sSs and M RfsG E fwd HaiS sS Az
seass many Sg srRsf Sass'is e a sSsYSa
ss' :os sss hs,s ,ssmRs
tightly and the eyer. present cigar was hetween
hsI ups. Mr., Deed was gratulatcd Rgaln
fsIryi5w stud. SaflatinI ,Tonnessss, ts,
b THsrs T Gsss m shs S Ssts
ltsk breeders. and Auctioneer Easton probably
had commission from abroad.
TAe other stalliops were good individually.
hNt Sp9kad eommonplace In eemparisoA with
H. f Bs%cn. own blssansS s SsaOa ss
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FAST TRIPS IN ENGLAND.
A Correspondent Mentions several Run
which Are Wen Up In the Record.

A Correspondent Mentions several Runs
which Ars Wen Up In the Record.
Tho following letter from IN Engllshman
may DO OF interest as showing some OF the
best long -distancs runs In the United King.
dom. II may be recalled that on the famous
trip Of the New York Central. from New York
to Buffalo. the l43 miles between this city and
Albany wero covered In 14D minuteo. without
. stop:
70 ruz Epssoa o. TBs syx-xr: notice that In last
eoadeys sus y9u Iepr!n: on article from the B,rirg
sDssds not wish enter q rfeseus at any length
Ipou this Sexed question but desire TO correct
two which IN the article in question
Crewe 10 not Les. bit J5S, miles from Euyton. and >
hour and minutes is not tho fastest time In which
the dstsrcs has beep run TIE schedule tina OF tho
flnost always Improved 90: The foiiowinx ths
best psrfOrnanees during the N0nth Of the tAu.
gust 1885, and. believe tho best ever achieved N
Ienloi end Northwestern Railway-Euston to Gre We
56S mites In 1855 minutes Crewe 81 miles In
% minutes; Preston to Carlisle ~ miles. In ~ minutes.
6ys sbae sn%m y2o feet above ssa level thsro ~AsA
Gslodnnisn RAuvAy.-Carlise n EAinburg., 1904
plies in lo2 minute snnmits OH feet and
eoS feet rssrcsttysy; 10 mss Of In 20 up to Beat
Ores. Sorthsrn ssi;w.y.-Ktnss Cross to Grau,ham.
l06h milas In l0o mtnutes.
horths ..tern na!wsy.-HercAstls to Edinburgh. l2%
asnIes may b. Of soma nt.ress to your readers
they ere a least authentic md may DO relied on.
NOkTuNE