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The Forrest City times., 1891-08-14

We wish to say to the Ladies, that we propose to sell, for cdsh, all our Spring and Summer Goods, consisting of Sateens White India Lawn Black and White Barred Lawn Challies, Swiss and Hamberg Embroidery, and, in fact, every thing in our Large and Varied Stock
The Forrest City times., 1891-08-14
Never Miss the Opportunity

This is just what we propose to do We ven. tnre to say that can sell you Goods 25 per cent Cheaper than any house ill town Many have been convinced of this fact Every Man. Woman and Child who has traded with us will bear witness to the Truthfuness of this Broad Assertion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22
LOCAL BREvITIKs.

The choirs Of many Of the churches arc reheaFs-
ing Christmas music.
There are no courts in session In this clty 20"
ncr will there be until sitter the holidays.
The streets were moro lively to-day tnsn yes
terday and the merchants report an increase III
business.
1t is given out th.t the men discharged recent
~ by the 3. & D. 3. 3. in this CITY anu oSher
points will be re-em ployed early in the spring.
Mr.. Thomas Dix, driver Of the Hydrauhon en-
CINE, who wa3 kicked by one OF his norses & ser
the FIRE on Saturday evening ia t. 'S conhneu W
his bed.
Quite lot of money. meerschaum tloes ana
so watches have been sent to parties IN thi= CITY
VINO have saved up tags from ". 1. Ian ScK
tobacco.
Tho stfamer Washington, due here eaIy this
morning from Norfolk, did not rive till nearly
Q &C ock this evening, having bten detained By
fog on the lower river. The steamer Lady OF the
Lake arrived st $50 this evening.
The committee entrusted With the SELECTION CT
site for the Episcopal Cathedral in washington
has finished its labo.s and submitted It's decis'
ion to Bishop Paret, who yesterday forwarded hl8
approval to the committee.
Marriage licenses were Issued in Washington
yesterday to Charles Harris, of Falls Church, an
Maggie shepherd, of Caroline county; Chesterfield
jackson, OF Prince Georges county Md. and Eliz'
abeth Lee, Of Orange county, Va; Ysltncoste
Gaines, Of Westmoreland county, and Vestitls
Bird, and to W. g. Mason and Anil, E. Hunter
son. 10th Of Fairfax county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

The Duke Of Dsvonshire, who died last
night, Owned 1893 600 acres OF land, lying in
IA counties. The rent roll CT bis estates
amounts to over e17O0O0 per yeer.
Lis ucw stated that THE @ 1ebeo Legislature
will not DO summoned for thu 29.h instant,
but that the Lieut.. Governor will immedi
ately issue a proclamation dIssolving the
legislature and ordering new election.
Negotiations are pending at Butte, Mont,
for the settlement Of the celebrated Davis
will case. It is positively stated that the
case will never come to trial again. Il 10
said In thres weeks ell details will be per-
feoted.
Ekhart, led, Ia disturbed over the die
appearance Of Rsv. Father Krceger, who
for number of years WAS In charge ST. Vim.
cents Catholic church there. He left In
debtedness OF $17 900 for which biz orad-
i.ors hold valuable pspers
At Syracuse. N. Y, this morning. ahoa. ].
Welch yes fined $3.50 and eentenced TO the
panltentiary for 80 days for contempt OF
court. Welch is the man who took the 8 d
ward returns to Albany when be ehonid
have given them to the inspectors for correc.
tor.
Aa engagement has taksn place at Tor.
ti!Ias, Tsmalipais, between the Mexican
troops and the insurgents, in which the lat
ter were defeated with three men killed end
number wounded. The o. 8. troops have
gone to prevent tie crossing OF the insu;-
gents int Texaa.
The fret full carload of American tin ever pro.
ducod from IN American mine was received by
W. W. Stewart at San Diego, CAL, today from tho
Temsscal mines. The shipment consisted OF over
% 900 pounds of tin Ire outlus Of the Tcmes'
cal mines is being rapidly increased, and AmeIi-
can tin will be regularly put on the market in car
loads.
bost marked Cavalier" and . number of
Pieces Of new wool, which had not been the
water long, have been picked up off the Sicily is.
lands AID it i, believed t5at the steamer Ca7.ier,
which left Gibrsta Dec 8 for Fam outh, has been
lost.
The stockholders of the Baltimore susar 2e.
rectors to five, voted to increase the capital etock
10 81, 100000, ard decided to resume active
operations within three months.
Blight Rev. Charles Emile Feppel, Bishop Of
An gors, the we'll known clerical member Of the
French chamber Of deputies, died to-day.
Central Iowa has been Visited by severe storm
OF wind, rain and hail. The street, OF Des Moines
ware flooded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Few YosK, Dec 22.-Yesterday's realizations
causcd weaker feeling in the stock market this
morning ard first prices were generally from %
to II per cent lower than thoss OF last evening.
Indications that the decline had reached its limit,
however, appeared Immediately, and while tho
volume of business was only moderate In COMPARE
sop with that OF yesterday, at the came time
prices went 70 lower except in spots here and
there, and before the expiration Of the half hour
FIRM tone appeared ard all the slght losses were
recovered. Trading was concentrated Ia Rich
mond and West Point and few other securities,
the rest OF tho list being dull throughout. Pricss
yielded again in the lats trading and at IL O'Clock
the market was quiet and rather heavy but at
al OFT opening fguie:.
baltimore, Dec 22.-virginia consols =; do
10.4cs =: do 30 7lAs71y,
ALEXANDRIA MAREEr. Dec. 23.-The t1aae-
actions on Change to-day were small and the
sales we1e made at yesterdays quo aticns; viz
Wheat s5s1o1 Cora 5o.53; Pye 7OAs5, and
Oats 59a43.
BALTIMORE, Ter, % Flour duD sni I'M
changed. Wheat firmer No red ssot and Dec
1035ss1037s; Jan 1032a103As; Feb 1O5Aa
1856; May 1O7aa1O9 Southern easy; Fultz
ell spot and year 54sl Jan 52hs52s4; February
51bs51s. March 5iA steamer mixed 81;
Southern weak and lower, white aud vel oW 4oa
54h Oats ess7 No white Western 40 y; No
! 2 mixed do 80 asked. Bye steady; No 92.93.
S eaty; good to choice timothy S12 1914. Pro
visions finn.
CHICAGO. Dec. 22.-1O:45 q. m.-Wheat-D Dec
90; May 964. Corn-Jsn 42A; May 42ls.
Oats-Dec 31ss May 1928 Pork-Jan $40 IS ;
May Sl1 1919. Lard-Jsn S. 10; May l$6 45.
Short ribs-January s. 80; May So 67h.
NEW YORK., Zee 22-Cotton qui,t; uplands
1916; Orlesns 5-l6; futures quiet snd .sy.
Flour active and weak. Wheat dull AID easy.
Corn quiet and wenk. Pork dull and steady at
! 50 25s10 so Lard quiet anl firm at 81 471a.
BALTIMORE, Dec. swine-Tho,e is fair
supply of hogs OH the n ket this week, the num-
bsr being some J zoo he'd lass than last week.
The demand is oaly moderate, but prices are gem
erslly quoted as being 1sc higher tban they were
lsst week. The quotations. range at 6a61ac, With
rouehs at 4lha4a.c, most sales Of good hogs at o's
40 11c per Id net.
Receipts OF Sheep and Lsmbs ,O39 head, with
Ea,cs at So 0oa4,76 per 100 lbs for Sheep, and
: Lambs 40 lsc peril
F. NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Dec. 21.- Cattle
market steady; native steers So 8O45.1O per
| 100 lbs, and bulls and COWS $1.25a3.53. Calves
market higher vesls $5a9.26, battermilks
| 81 5Oa3 20 per 100 lis. Sheep and Lambs-mar-
| ket frmsr; sheep S425a6 and lambs SIS 50a
CTS pr 100 lbs. Hogs-market steady at So 80
! al per 100 It's.
ARLINGTON CATTLE MARKET, Dec 21.-2S
Cattle were offered and sold IS follows: Best Ala
49,. GOOD 33,a4c: medium 3s3h common
| Paige. somo Sheep and Lambs were offered f;
Sheep 3s4lac and Lsm:s at 5s6c. Calves
5a6l4c. Cows and. Calves brought S4Oa46.
Market good.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22

Pure breeds of sli kinds of stock are at q
premium. That Ia al right; e!ss why should
anyone make IL bis especial buaine-s 10 ksep
them pure? And what would become of
progress and improvem NJ? phe hreedera
otpure stock all use Sionebrska,'s H1ssa
anu Cattle Powder. The U. s. G sGeramert
sa;s 1t is the bsst for horses AID olttle.
Phce, 25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22

I SUFFERED from a.u inf ANIMATION in my
nose and hssd-for a week st y time could not
see. uici Ely's Cream & m and in few days
wa' cured. 1t is wonderful how quick it helped
me.-Mrs. George $. Judson, Hartford, Conn.
Foe THREE weeks Vas suffering from severe
cold in my head, accompanied by pain in the
temples. Ely's Cream Balm WAS recommended to
ma. After only six applications o. the Btlm every
trace OF my cold Wa 'movel.-Hency c. Clark,
New York Appraisers Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22
Pronounced Helpless, Yet Saved.

From letter written by Mrs Ada E. Hurd. OF
Groton. s. D., we quote Was taken with a bad
cold, which settled on my Lungs, cough set in
and finally terminated in Consumption. Four
doctors gave me up saying could not live but q
short time. l gsve myself up to my Saviour, de-
terpAjned il ! could not stay with my friends on
ca ytl, l wou d meet my absent ones above. by
husbsI, d was sdvised 10 get DR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds. 1
gave 1t a trial, took in all eight bottles; 1t has
cured me aud thank God l an now 3 well and
hearty woman" Trial bottles bottles free at Z.
s. Leadbester & Bros drugstore regular size, 50c
and S100.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22

GOOD COOKING Is one of tae chief bless
ings OF every home. To always insure good
oustards. puddiugs. sauces. etc., use Gail
Borden Eagle" Brand CONDENSED Milk.
Directions on the label. Sold by your gro.
Ger and druggist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22

FIR this section light showers, warmer sonthe :
!, winds Wednesday morning, clearing "eohes-
~ ~, older. fair Wednesday night srd IhuIs1sy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22

Away::up North 10 regions cod
TIE ii h and poor, the young aud cd
al use Stonebreaker's Linimen5. Pric,, rs cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22

The q. L. l. lsst night used for the
fret time tins revised tscios recently adopt.
ed by ths o Z. army ard by many of the
State military catopaniea Throughout the
country. By these tactics the company
wheel, considered tue pyettiest movement,
is abolished and msny other ohsngegto save
time have been made
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22

THE SHOE Factory. The Potomac Shoe
Factory will shot down for tho hoiidegs on
Thursday evening snd viii rasums opers-
ton on Monday, January 4 /. when tee
filing OF two month ordeg7, already booked,
will be- commenced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22

PROPERTY SALEs.-Eir. Lewis McKerzie
has sold to MesFra. J. s. 4. Aiichesou lot
OF the south side CT King s'feet, between
Lee and Unon, and Mr. J. z. Deyaushu has
cold them 'nt e. 1inipg.
Mr.. J. 81 Gtil6orz.r les sold 20 W. Trip
lett a lot on the southern extension Of St.
Asaph street for 1850
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22

AHealthy and Delicious Beverage.
Msnier Chocolate. Learn to make real
cup OF Chocolate by addressing MENIEP,
New York, and get free sample with direc.
tioDa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22

The golden NUGGET" &c be given st
the Opsrs Honss tomorrow nights beau
tiful drama Of western he.oism, rep!ete with
homes. sentim n. sad Astounding in stirring
events of the minioe camps. Yss there are
no Indians, 90 barroou episodes &c crack of
revolver, and slash OF the bowie knife, but
the dramatic side Of be trials and diaap-
poirtnents, the jayous discoveries and trcs
generosity CT the Ragged hearts thet help
each other to bear lbe hatGahips OF lie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22

TRUSTEES MEETING a meeting Of the
trustees CT tbs Alexandria Tuiirmsry YES
held at the fIiee Of aIessrs BnfSs & Her.
bert yesterday evening", Uo, Arthur Her
bert presided and NJ. Wor I HuiGsh acted
az secretary. TIE Cash stated ths CT scS Of
the meeting to be tho oiec'oH IF = phya!cisn
to 6ll the mc6ics ,e y hsginnins January
1st prox atd also board Of lady managers,
whereupon tae following wo.a a!aoEed: Ply
sic!an, De- Mstehew O'Byieo. Beard OF
msusgsrs, Mrs. d. johns, Mrs Peter Wise,
Miss Alios Co!quh9pr, Mrs. Martha CarIln.
Mrs. Thcmzs Moss, Ms. Flank King, Miss
Francis Maris Mrs. James K. Cstou, M7F.
John Robinson and Mrs Walter R2ber.s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22

Po1Iog RnPc8T.-Ls'5 night was cool
end cloudy with four prisoners ard Zine
dodgers st the station bousa.
Toe Mayoc thi, moyaing disposed o; thu
Jas, Gsskins, oo;o,ed, f.r 40 assault on
e.. Payne, else co.ored. wes 6nsd s..
Ann Williams. for heiog drank End disor-
DERBY, and Richard Weaaioc,on. celored, FIR
dIaorde:ly coaduct, wsre Gaed $3.50 each.
Lille Mu;ho!land. charged with beio3
drunk, wss ordered 30 ieggs tne city.
Henrietta Wsshin2tCn, cniored, charged
With Abusive lareua2e. was dismissed
a youag wai.e man, fer gambling, Tae
feed ST..
a hack driver, chargaA with viola'ine po.
lice regulations at sao depo5. Waa dismissed
With repr!mGad.
yourg white yuan, chs:asa si,h eeduc-
tiou undsr tbs ntou;so OF marriage, had
his csse contialeG.
Tns Lieutenant reported inst ieqi night
ne c5uid not fad the cftiee-9 co :hsic h9ss
10 tie 80 sr3 h wart7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22
HOLIDAY GIFTS.

HOLIDAY GIFTS.
There are some lines Of goods at
popular prices that we've sold out
of. and whenever this is the case we
take the next higher grade and re-
duce it in order to keep up the as
sentiments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22
Virginia Banks Suspend.

c,ma excitement was caused throughout
The Valley yesterday aver the failure OF
Rosenberger, Shirley & Co., bankers, OF
Newmarket Five bsnks Euu by that ccm-
nany were closed yesterday. They are ::
Warren.on Bank. Ws,rentop; Gordonsrile
Rank. Gordonsviile; Baeio City Bank, Basic
City Waynesboro Bank. Waynesboro. cid
Newmarket Bank, N3wmsrke.. The failure
will cause partial stsgaat!0n iu business
throughout the Valley for s0me time. The
husjDees man of some cf tbs ta5Vas ara much
worried over the suepans!0G, ant i ID feared
thst 1t vii! seriously c7,9pie hame Of them.
The benkirg oompGuy'5 liabilities have not
vet been s.a ed, hp. >aey vii! excaad S1OV4-
go.
a dlapatch ftom S aunton says: me town
of Wayhe5boro was stirred up wnen the ioi-
loving notice YES posted On the door CT the
Bank of Weyneetovo:
Dying to the .ightness c! the money
ns-ket, this bank is compelled to suspend
husioes,. TIE d;m has maze so Assignment,
and ss individuals, sad it ia conf IDENTIFY az
sarted that every d lot OF the bank will oe
n,ia In full. A atcl, uisnt viii be published
"a soon as possible showing the true condi-
lion of the bank. If cur depos!tors will ex
ercise a little patience and fornearsnce, they
vill find that they will De paid In full.
"(Slgned) F. E HAYES Cashier"
The bsuk fs o private concern operated
by Mess,p Rosenberg & Shirley, Of New.
market. The business of the bank hiss new
er been verg extensive, and yet there are
some heavy lcssea. One concern in Waynes-
boro loses over "a 0C0 Very little OF the
paoer of the bank is held By Staunton
bapks Some caecks were passed yester-
dsv on the Band of Waynea6oro, bat thase
will he charged back.
A dispatch from Wsrrenton says: "Res MERGER
4 epinde's bank was closed on Saturday st fo1r
minutes to O'Clock. A very slight run on it IN
the morning caused thu suspension. 1t was
srsst surprise to the people and tho losers were
numerous. Some lest several thousands. The
liabilities are only S39, 00O 1t is tkoaght good
percentage will be paid"
Neither the banks nor aay OF the merchants OF
thist;y are hurt by he failures though it is ssid
that quite number OF merchants and farmers
In Fsuouier and Culpe1or who did business in
This DIV have lost couside r.bls Gums By the fall
uTe of tho Boscubergcr & Spindle bank in Var
rfn.on. number of checks on the latter bank
which hsd passed. through tho banks of this civ
were r.tarned here to-day marked 'protested,'
bat tho losses will fall tho drswers o. theeo
checks. The CAUSE # tho fsiute is said to be
specul.t:oa in real estate tooms which have co.
lspod
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22
APNSE5E DEPARTMENT.

A now invoice of Bfoaz specialties.
5Oc to So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22

market steady; native steers So sO45.1O per
100 lbs, and bulls snd COWS $1.25a353. Calves
ma ket higher; vesls $5a925. battermilks
$25Oa3 20 per 100 lis. Sheep and Lambs-mar-
ket frmsr; sheep 425a6, and lambs SIS 5Oa
CTS pr 100 lbs Hogs-market steady at So TO
al por 100 It's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22
1cto$l.

5000 TOYS, Christmas Treo Orns-
men,a, Favors 70: Germans md Euchre
Parties, &C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22

ARLINGTON CATTLE MARKET, Dec. 21.-2S
Cattle were offered and sold as follows Best 41Aa
49,; good 3a.a4c; medium 3s3lhc common
2azatc. somo Sheep and Lambs were offered f;
Sheep 3s4 lac and Lsm:s at 5s6c. Calves
5a6Ac. Cows and, Calves brought $4Oa46.
Market good,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
Woodward { LothrOp,
10Th. 18th, and F Streets, NV.

Open evenings until Christina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22

Our Is, IS, 5Osnd Toe Tables arc filled
with articles worth double.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22

ALEXANDRIA mAREEr. Dec. 23-The t1ane
actions on Change to-day were small and th'
sales were made at yesterdays quo atiens; viz
Wheat s5s101 Cora 5o.53; Eye 70A85, ant
Oats 59a43.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22

CHICAGO. Dec 22.-1O:45 .. m.-Wheat-D Dec
30; May 96A. Corn-Jsn 42A; May 42ls
Oats-Dec 3las; May 1929 Po,k-Jan $40 70
May 81 124a. Lard-Jsn S. 10; May $50 as
Short ribs-January IS so; May So 671a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22

NEW YORK, Fec 22.-Cotton qui,t; upland'
7 1916 Orleans 5-l6; futures quiet snd e'sy
Flour active and weak. Wheat dull aid easy.
Corn quiet and wenk. Pork dull and steady al
50 25e10 so Lard quiet sn firm at Sc 47Aa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22

BALT1MosE, Dec 22-virginia consols-;
10.4Cs =; do 3s 71As71A,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-10

the tree He will go TO the post in the periecton Oh
condition, loaded down TO the gunwales "lVh ~'o
dollars Of the Beachers.
Potomac is In but few stakes, fact when mas
caused many regard him as sure starter for inc
handicap. yet Mr.. Dryer may conclude 10 keep MN
in the stable and place his commission on his otfer
candidate, Banquet. Potomacs record Is fresh in the
minds Of all turfmen. lie has improved much' ana
In the language OF enthusiastic trainers who have
watched mm at work can run over the top Of any
thing the track"
TeutOn's record was fully ventilated in the Monday
racing column Of The Tribune two weeks ago. and
there can be but opinion Of lit is exceedingly
brilliant one. The horse is simply pitchforked into
the race and II he runs mp to his best form-we how
are they going TO beat him.
With tho only NcIanxtlin 10 the saddle what NAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-10
MAY DAY EVE.
! the world goes Amazing

All the world goes a-Maylng
Tomorrow
Under the thorn woods a-straying
To morrow Tomorrow
All the lasses and lads Will be there.
All the world. and nay lady fair
Tomorrow
They say the King goes Annoying
Tomorrow
Under the thorn woods a-straving
Tomorrow To mOrrowi
But the King and his lords with all their gold
Shall neer have my lady's hand 10 hold
Tomorrow.
Perchance the Queen goes a-Naying
Tomorrow
Under the thorn woods a-straying,
Tomorrow Tomorrow
But the Queen and her danes Of high emprse
I'd give for one glance from my lady's eyes,
Tomorrow.
My lady fair goes a-Maylng
Tomorrow
Under the thorn woods a-straying
Tomorrow Tomorrow
And the sun will shine. and the world be CAV,
For my lady goes 20 gather the May
She shall In her gown on her wedding-day,
Tomorrow Tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-10

trained under the experienced eye Of Philip Dwycr,
t,Sn scarcelv knows what IL IS to make a mistahe
in FACING II seems to many as II the handicap wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-10
BALLADE OF CUPID on HORSEBACK.

From The Rider and Driver
Winged, and swift as HIS own darts
Hath Cupid oft been drawn; ana he
Hath held the rens DER village carts,
Or like fisher, gone to sea
ROBBED as a doctor, ta'en fee
Or lurking hid in beautys bath,
But who, caballero wee,
Spies Cupid on bride path
Who has not, while his color starts,
Seen sly Dan strain his oar a~leef
Or selling posies In the marts
That deal in violet and sweetpeal
Or eye bright wait, with Bonded knee,
The flying tennis balls Who hath
Watched utbrowp maids with stirrup iree
Spies Cupid bride path.
Not drawing rooms nor salon arts,
Nor the smooth show of nowery ica'
Nor fashion In her myriad parts,
Nor Joys Of 5-o'olock and tea,
Nor all the salmon caught in pee
Wake such glorious aftermath M
AS is the youth's-and mald's' WHICH, SA'
Spies Cupid bride PATH
Envoi.
Prince, overwork, haste, wine ana tartS
Bring man to Heavens avengng wrah'
Ride horseback Aye, for joyous hearts
Spy Cupid on bride pain ~ n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-10
DOROTHY

From Good Housekeeping.
Through the grass trip her lightspringing feet
To attend TO the birds and her flowers;
Her supple form bends meath the branches sweet
And the blooms fail upon her I'm showers,
They seem 20 say, In their own sweet way,
Dorothy, dear,
My love. do YOU hear
We could not live without you.
The fragrant lilacs down BY the gate
Nod their heads in the soft spring breeze
While the robin walks on the lawn, and calls 10 his
mate
In her hidden nest above In the caves
The birds their perrles, mist cut leaf blrches,
swing and sing. with the huttering leaves,
To Dorothy, dear,
Ny love, do heart
We EonlG not live without ron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-10
TEA TRAY.

lie as a gentleman all over His qualities are speed
stamina and ability TO carry weight II Is 1eareo' Ho"
ever that he is slightly ovcrdone.
Tea Trays astonishing race at Brighton Beach last
summer did more to attract public attention to him
than any other performance Of his career lie ran a
mile In 3s 3D. after being left at the post Ihe hed
ptted against him Of cheap quality, but the style
in which he spreadeaged after getting forty lengths
the worst of the start must rank him near Tile Op or
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.. No, exnect ~ pemuth, a colt Of high class snt
superlatve speed 49,. s. haitian .or,r,a<
than Prince Royal who has been perfectr
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PRINCE ROYAL.

made especially for this horse to whom III p"h''-'
are a. ga Treen Morris would not start Judge MOT.
row Il he did not think the colt had most excei s
chance Of winning. The Judge Is ready 10 ~ "''
distance in better than o. ,, , m wal,
Senorta is too uncertain. II she wou1 run a. 49,
T., oces as She does in her work, might nave rea-
-, 20 Soar her But we cannot forget the numerous
SiSapDointments Of last season, when she seeno0 I"
have outgrown her usefulness
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Though Tenny has been regarded by the puoiic % d
doubtful starter he has been well backed anu ni'"s
wel.nformed trainers believe he will go to tne posi-,
Some time ago it was announced that Mr.. Pulsfer hAI
released Barnes to the Teuton people, but II lelny
should start there is doubt that Barnes VIII ru0