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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19
CLOSE OF COURT,

ycs,or1.,. .f,.,..... ST..
-'''' MO" session OF Court
'f"'c" I" Argument on the Motion
for New TriHl in the Cook Cnsc
Court Ndiourns.
AS soon ma court convrro5 NJ . IN
o'clocIl vCqtpr4lav artartInon Mr. Viii
resumed lis arr,Iu,Sut in isva,. n 80, q
lew tIIll in tho r,er'oF t,nnt &c M,
Wilmington CIV sirrtii,. Ii.,il. r.t,',
punv, and smoke until 4 n',,Tcrl, IL.
was follow,t,I Nv Mr. IT,6o,i,o,. ~,
smoke for about tar ,ninlltn- VIZ
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myIt in or,EO-ittoT mil t.IiI 80 - : - ~
reasons prcsculod for nav t,fa III ~, ~
n surntisa Ia lin o,d L,,,,S,'a M
thin. he had nvrr ieTnre EcSr'i 80 III Ii,
cltod tho Robinson roga Mi All 81, ~
ho was nyarLnd III cUl r"r 49, ,','t I,i.'l
caused lrv strrDtrr - b"l.I ~, ~, y,
81 l,,ul Th6 ,ity ,,.,s ,r,,,'s,,,,,,, 10 i''
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their rn,-nus f6,. :, nav, iTia, t, ~ W
verdict was n[resetve tIc c,n ~, ,.,r Va,
ed to cnu4tlrr II
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any end TO n case and NJ ~ easa ~ Nj. ~
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me 800, - M ,e other
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19
IDoIn.

Go to Reeds now instaIment store
for cheap Furniture and Carpets. sos
SIMPLY street. \. Il. Reed. manager.
Write, what shall I write Why write
that jr. Simms' whito pulmonic Bal
SUN lie the greatest cure for coughs,
sore throat, the grip, cramp, diph-
therla and lung diseasoS. Sold by
druggists. Once. Ar Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19

That you can get wall paper as low MS
4 cents a piece and window shades for
% and accents, spring rollers? Plain
hand painted shades, 30 cents. Fringe
shade, O. and - cents. Curtains, poles
&c. Tor tine work give us trial
ieagcr's, No, los King street. Pa Crusta
and Liuspar IL speciality.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19

One l6S2o Crayon Portrait with one
dozen cabinets for $500. Ono dozen
Iedtes for ~ cents at Hollands Gal
lciy. 3oi Market steet, Wilmington,
Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19

We beg 10 give notice TO our patrons
that we have fun supply of tho very
le9t quality of KeuneDec River leo for
the coming season.
Tho quality was never better than
gathered last winter.
Consumers Ice ~ Coal Co, I'd and
King SITS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19
DUBLlC SALE or
HOUSEHOLD 4 KITCHEN FURNITURE
AZ 1898 West Eighth street. Wi mington,
Delaware,
TUESDAY. MARCH zap, 1892
At O'Clock a. M, sharp.

Consisting of one handsome parlor suite
In Wilton Rug and cherry, one handsome
bedroom suite i'll Old English oak and
French bcreled plate glass one handsome
bedroom suite in maple, oval mirror on
bureau; one very handsome chevel glass
In French bevelcl plate glass and cherry,
one mantle cabinet in cherry and plal o
glass, one very handsome bronze parlor
clock and bronze figures to match. very
fine violin and box, silchoard. dining eX-
tension rahlc nud eight dining chars in
xvi century. piano lamp, OAK extension
table. pairs handsome pOrtlcrres poles
una fixtures, HAIR mattresses bed SPRINGS
bcdsteads. holsters and pillows toilet
sets. secretary and bookcase in antique
onk one couch, hat rack brussels and in
grain carpets, art squares aud rugs stair
carpets. fine kitchen stove. fine dinner
and tea sets complete. q quantity OF china
ware, nueenSWure CruCkCry and glass
ware. tiuc silver ware. handsome berry
bowl. ice pitcher. forks and stoDns, cake
basket nnd tea-pots, wash stands. chairs.
tables ana rockers, II quantity Of kitchen
utensils, wash tubs. wringcr, strp.lnddcr,
and variety OF other articles usually
found in well appointed household.
a II the above goods are In modern sly 10
aud practically new. having been in use
only II few months.
Goods open for inspection from to & D,
m. tho day before the sale
GEO. DRAKE. AGctioneer.
mir ID
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19

There IS whore disease first strikes; dis
case ls IN the air Wells Health Renewer
gees direct To weak spots strengthen
these weak spots before it's too late. Sl.U0
Druggist.
WELLS HEALTH RENIw ge cures Sexual
weakness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19

Anything which tends to retard the
upward flow of hi, o / to the heart may
cause piles, If one has piles from
any cause, he should at once use Old
Saups Pile Ointment. Price rs cents
per box.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19

Guaranteed 16G2O Ia beautiful frames
y ai,d Up. No. ii, L. 7th street and
also iOU4 ". ord street. j. A. Zobley,
nriist
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19

Mrs. Smalley will Sing a solo In
Grace NJ E. Church, Tomorrow morn.
ing, entitlHd Il Know that Ny Re.
deemer Livcth.n by Handel Tho
choir will he augmented by tie add.
ton OF several voices and four cor.
nets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19

has NJ superior II you want perfar.
ton snyrt j. c. Johnson 4 Son, 225
h8rNct street. agents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19

Go ~ Weyl7 81 East Fourth street
Ion AL tile sunday papers, and good
cigars
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19

East Lake. East Lake. East Lake.
Durstetn's own make &c cigar. Whole
sale ANA retail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19

Mrs. NevIn wife Of Captain Seyln.
Of t,ogr-Eaf"wn5 l'els. and sister Of
Llsts liatler Il orr city, Is visiting
relatIt IS al d tr.enls In his CITY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19

The be- e. 10 get your cArGIngs
repaired l. Watcher d Cos, over
Market st.,.i v.idEe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19
Buy your Furniture at
BUEHLERS,
5i3 SRlPLEY STREET.

BUEHLER'S,
5l3 SHlPLEY STREET.
We have a large,
well selected stock Of
Parlor Suits from S25 up.
Chamber Suits from $3.50
I'D.
Dining room furniture,
DESKS,
Book Cases from $1l up.
China Closets,
Chiffoniers at cost.
Fancy Tables,
bureaus,
Chairs Of all descriptions,
Lounges,
Couches,
Mattresses,
9pfings from 81 up.
bedding,
Quilts,
Cribs and Cradles,
Children's Chairs,
Carpets,
Oil Cloth,
Stoves,
Ranges,
Pictures and Mirrors.
Easels, Cabinets,
Cloth Trees from 1925 up.
Hall Racks and Stands,
Plush Rockers, 81 rs up.
Baby Carriages from ST up.
Music Stands and Music
Cabinets,
Book Shelves, Brackets,
1Comodos, Backing Boxes,
Umbrella Stands, Foot Rests,
Shades, Curtain Poles,
You will find in our store
many bargains.
513 SHIPLEY ST.
Next to Red Mems Hall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19
DUBLIC SALE

Tho subscriber going TO rellnquish
farming will positively sell without re-
serve nj their home farm adjoining the
townof New Castle. Delaware.
ON WEDNESDAY. MARCH I'D, 1899.
AT 10 O'Clock sharp.
all their stock and farming utensils as
follows: II Head OF horses.
No. l.. Billy, n dark bay sound, md
can be driven by the most timid person; a
family horse.
No.. 3. Charley, sound. I6 hands; good,
general purpose horse.
natural PAGER.
No, 4. Flora roam mare good work or
driver; can trot in minutes.
No; 8. Fred, bay. horse, years old, Is
hands, a toppy driver. sired by Honest
Fred, dam Flora; this horse will show a 3
minute gait my time; is very desirable.
No. 9. MolliO black mare. s years a
Norman Percheron. excellent farm mare
and a surprise on the road
No. z. Prince, dun horse good farm
horse.
No. s. Eta. bay mare sired by Honest
Fred. dam Flora; if this colt ain I trotter
some one will got left.
No. o. Ray. bay marc, years old, sired
by Honest Fred, dam Mollie and good
one; Nos. & and o are ulose mates and
should be bought by ono person.
Nos 10 and II, yearling colts.
d. head of fresh cows and forward
sprinBefs, Grade 1Oistpins about Is head
will have calves by day of sale. others
close. Holsteiu bull / Guernsey bull
Tie above cattle arc desirable.
Farming implements Champion self
binders, one nearly new; amowcrs3 fans
wagons with rigging, l horse cart, / hay
teddrr. roller, twin harrows 1 SYRIA
eusc plowa AcultivatorS, 2 horse rake4,
now, Randle harrow, corn shelter fan,
hoes, rHkcs, forks and nll kinds of farm
fixtures harness, \ sets O. rt harness l set
Ia E4afI At IanFs
ness, collars. brides etc, family
carriage, dearborn, Z phactons no.
ioD hnRsies. road cart. family slolEh,
swell cutter. Tie above goods will be
positively sold us am going south.
TCrins-All Sums of ~ and less cash;
all sums over that amount II credit of s
months viii he given by the purchaser
giving a bankaDlc note with approved In
dorscr. Interest aided. 4pcr cent. Off
for cash ON cred sums.
y. Ii. These arc good horses and cattle.
WIN. IL. CLARK.
l., W. Stidhum & Son, auetioneers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19
1@a~

A horsea t'aelerr 10 tic bread wagon
Of Huet sees 800 South JACKSON
streot. fell ON the icy eros sing nj
lGuIth and Market but was uuHjur-
ed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19

I'll. fhsoat Browns bronchial
1roooe.=szt directly On the organs Of the
voice they have aA extraordinary effect
IN all dIsarders- ~ in thl.at
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19

6good horses.
No. !, ItOan mare years Old, l5lG hands
high. known 10 trOi better thnn'iuiuuttE
No. . Black PAGER, years Old. ~ hands
high, known to pace in 3 minutes, No.
3, pair OF black horses, o years Old. IAN
hands high. perfectly safe family team.
No, d Black horse. . years old. 70! hands
high. No. ;. SUrtol mare, years old. I54
hands Ugh.
= surriCs small Germantown, all built
by Gnoling;l coupe, pinno hox whgpns
3.quaftcr Wagon. Weighing 100 pounds;
double aud single set of harness, roheS
WHIPS hlauSeis. and numerous other
articles OF usc 10 horsemen.
TERMs-A credit nl 30 days on hankahc
note with an approved endoisrr.
S. II. DlTrNliR.
L. W. Stidham & Son, Auct. mI9-5t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19
DUBLlL SALE.


sale,on the premises near Newport, Del,
ON MONDAY. MARCH 81. 1904.
AT L. O'Clock. M.
3 head OF good work or driving horses.
No. l, Gray horse, q years old. II hands
high. an excellent work horse. No. 9
Gray horse yoars old. l. y hands high, n
good worker or driver. No. 8 Bay colt,
years old, 1bI hands high, will work any
where, No. 4. Sorrel mare, 8 wears Old. 10
hands high, good work or driving mare
with fOnl. MOB Mare colt. coming years
old. sired by Michigan. ~ head OF good
milch cows. most OF thcm will be in profit
by day Of sale; good stock bull, ~ years
old, 90 head OF sholts. brood sows, . will
pig by day Of sale Lot of chickens and
puincas. Hay aud straw 10y the ton. O rn
by the bushcl. ~ acres of wheat IN the
ground,
Farming lmplemcnt-i farm wagon In
good condition; l horse cart good rs new
, Wizard plows, Cultivutor grain drill
corn Shelter I corn marker. l twin har-
row, griudstone, Champion moving
machine. l set of cart harness, ! set OF
stage harness, LOT of mink cans and calry
fixtures, and other articles too numerous
to mention.
Terms All sums OF SEQ and under cash,
over that amount credit OF months on
purchaser giving n bankahlc note with an
approved cHdOr5er, or , per cent of on
credit sums,
KIIVINGToN & IlEBERMAN.
L. w. Stdham Y son, AuClionCCrs.
mri.Ilw-3td
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19

by going TO .a5 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19

Has II er 10 N. IS West street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19
DUBIIC SALE

Will sell at public sale. at his farm situated
on the Limestone road. in Mill Creek hun
dred
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19

Tho subscriber going TO reluquish
farming will positively sell without re-
serve nj their home farm adjoining the
town of New Castle. Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-19

Yesterday Afternoon : Session of Court
Devoted to Argument on the Motion
for New TriGl in the Cook Cnse
The evening world., 1892-01-13
DANIEL, SIkIBsFR.

"Werc little leery just at present" whis-
percd the barkceper to a friend, nOdding
towards the back room. which was dark and
deserted. outside ON the walk shivcring In
the pclting rain, three creatures OF caprice
accosttd pedestrians. The night for them
was even harder than for the dive-keepcrs.
sTEvENsoS's "sIIpE" CLEANED OFT.
Frank StcvenSon's "Side" on Blceckcr
street was closed tight and dark as usual last
night, and the assignation annex OF his sa-
loon at West Third and Thompson streets was
tightly locked
The rain did Mr.. Stevenson good turn In
washing the unremovcd snow from "The
Slides" steps last night, but 1t left big
pool Of dirty water In front OF the door that
bore equally strong testimony that I" The
Slide was closed for good.
An EVENING WORLD reporter learned this
morning that all the tables, chairs, bar
fixtures and other furnishings OF the Slide
have been removed, and that the Interior Is
now as bare as an empty barn.
This shows palmer than words that
stevenson's Slide is q thing OF the past
Mr.. Tom Gould's basement den at sixth
avenue and Twenty-third street, was also
closed tight as 1t has been since Selling
killed Wogan. But that fact availed him
nothing, for the police found and arrested
him at his home, and for the second time
since the Wogan killing he was locked up.
1t is said that when h. was arrested he was
so disguised that he actually failed to utter
that familiar outlaw war-whoop:
Gentlemen, l protest against this out
rage This is plot to crush and ruin mel"
The evening world., 1892-01-13
EDITION.
Ala LOST At SEA.
Steamer Namchow Filled and
Sank with All on Board.
European Officers Stand at Their
Posts to the Last.
Frlghtful Disaster that Took Place
OF Cupchi Point.
iBy ASSOCIATED PREss.1

LONDON, Jan. 13.-A despatch was received
here to-day from Hong Kong stating that tho
steamer Meifoo has arrived at that port
bringing Intelligence OF the loss OF the
steamer Namchow on Cupcht Points
The Mcifoo reports that the shaft OF tbs
Nalnchow broke, supposedly at the point
where 1t energies from the hull. This allowed
the water to rush into the shaft alley and
make Us way to the engine-room and thence
into the lirc-room.
The steamers res were soon extinguished
and she settled rapidly. The water con-
tinued to pour In unche cked, and In short
time the vessel rOundercd
The Namchow was employed In trading To-
cally, In the China seas. and she had on
board very large number OF Chinese passen-
gers. She sank 80 rapidly that 1t was impos-
sible TO launch her boats, even had she had
enough to carry all hands on beard.
When she went down she carried with her
Ala persons, every one OF whom was drowned.
The steamer was ollcered by Europeans,
and her crew also consisted OF sailors, fire.
men, &C, from different European countries.
They stood to their posts TO the last and did
everything possible to save their vessel. AL
OF them went down with the steamer.
The evening world., 1892-01-13

iiE n1SfR1CT-ATvORNEY'S OFFICE.
gan the examination OF the bonds which had
teen prepared by Bond CLERK Unger.
The first cases disposed OF were those OF
Thomas f. Gould, william, alias Carey Welcn,
and John Kelly.
They were summoned into Judge Marines
private otlice, for none OF the courts are In
session To-day. Then the Judge fixed the
bail at 1900 in each case.
All three men offered the same bondsmen,
Erastus Crawford, OF 220 West Twenty
eighth street, who Is known familiarly In the
"TenderOin precinct as "Chauncey De-
pew on account OF his supposed resemblance
to the New York Ccntrals President. lie is a
wealthy man and said to be close friend OF
the dive-keepers.
"GOOD FOR THREE MONTHS LONGER"
Judge MARITIME approved the bonds and dis
charged the prisoners, and the three men
went out into the halfway where they re-
ceived the congratulations OF their friends
and there was enthusiastic handshaking all
around.
"Wcll, Tom" said one OF the bystanders
jocularly, ~ suppose you are good now for
three months lCngerl"
"iou can bet your socks" replied MIR.
Gould jovially.
"lionest" Johns lace fairly beamed when
he made his appearance, ard Mccormick
looked pleased. All three men got out OF he
Courthouse aS soon rs possible and took the
shortest route for the " Tendcrlotn."
The other Give-keepers were uShercd into
Judge Martine's Office one by one, and
came out smiling In almost every case.
WHO THEIR sURETIEs ARE.
John H. McGurck and George Charles
Smith, We're bailed out by Charles Rabb, OF
1873 Canal street, and James Lynch by Peter
McGlnn, OF $40 seventh avenue.
Lewis Walthcrs made "A deposit OF 81 900 In
cash and was given his liberty.
Paul McCarthys bonasnan was Adolph
Schlessinger, OF l55 Park Row, and Carey
Welcns, Cciia Schlessinger, OF this same
place.
In the case of Andrew McAleer, Judge
MARITIME was not satisfied with the bondsman,
and the prisoner was rrnaIded to the
custody OF capt. Mccullough until he could
procure IA suitable b0ndsman.
Daniel Scribncr, OF the PicEwick had no
bOndsmnn. but said he would deposit 3 900
IN cash II he was allowed 10 20 to the bank
AMI get IN" money.
lie went or with Detective Hayes to the
New Amsterdam Bank, whcrtit Is said he has
a fat account.
None OF the accused mcu could plead to the
indictment to-day, and Distrct-Attorrcy
Nicoll saiu they would bc summoned to court
and arraigned Ior this lurI osc either to-mor-
row or some day next week.
"Silver Dollar" Smith was on hand during
the proceeding ana was prepared TO give as
stStancc TO one or two OF his friends In The
BOwery, who were amOnE he prisoners.
In case It should bc nee led As they both
found bpndSMcn, hO"cvcr, his good Offices
were not required.
The evening world., 1892-01-13
ELEVEN OUTLAWS INDICTED.
After q Night in Jail they Gave Bail
for Triel.

After q Night in jail they Gave Bail
for Trial.
Eleven more OF New Yorks most notorious
outlaws indicted by the Grand Jury and
placed behind prison bars
That is the further result OF THE EVENING
WORLDS crusade against tie dcns OF out
lawry which for so long time have been
deiying the law and violating public decency.
The indictments, as THE EVENING WORLD
announced last night, were found by the
Grand Jury at Its session yesterday As
soon as they were TRANSMITTED TO tho Court
bench warrants were issued, and late In the
afternoon most Of the offenders against
whom they had been issued had been gathered
In By the police OF the precincts In which the
dtaS arr located.
now THE AHRGsTs WE'RE MADE.
III 'he " TcEderuin Precinct capt Reilly
went ont himself with Detectives Hayes and
LecSon. The captain himself arrested " Tom"
Gould at his home.
Inc Others arrested III the "Icnderloin +"
"ei" Dan ScrioGer the proprietor OF "The
rc""lck, at l3+7 Broadway Tom McCor-
h''tN, whose Infamous resort Is at .I"G sixth
avenue " Homes" John Kelly, OF $40 sixth
a''h"c' anu James Lynch, who keeps . dis
o'''rlS resort q. III" Slmc character AZ 245
s"N'Ath avenue
'ap. McCullaga, over IN the Fourteenth
''ci'c'' had almost as much work to do.
s warrants called for the arrest of Carey
=, .n' 'he keeper OF the " Hole In the Wall +"
AZ Fourth avenue: PAU Mccarthy,
'e aeh Is NJ 327 Bowery; Andrew No
The evening world., 1892-01-13

"The exposure Of THE Slide and the EX-
else Exchange was Il revelation to Inc. l re-
member that when was an Inspector ] pros
similar place, bu, 1t was nothing near as bad
II seems to me that the dchs have grown
steadily worse in character, and that they
had about reached the lowest depths OF In
fanny.
81 shall watch particularly the dssolute
and dcpravcd creatures who have helped to
make The Slide and the Excise Exchange
notorious. Wherever they congrcga,e here
after ! shall see to 1t that the place is broken
up and that they are punished"
Being informed that the reporter had
visited the dcns In his professional capacity
the superintendent became deeply interested
and asked many questions regarding the
people who visit them, their proprictors and
the dOings there.
In his many years Of service he had come in
contact with vice and crime IN all its stages,
but In all his experience the ,gray-haircd SUI
pcrintendcnt said he had never heard OF
more shocking depravity.
At the conclusion OF the rcportcr's recital
he said
Nothing that has been done in years In
the way OF suppressing vice and crime has
given me more satisfaction than the closing
OF the dives. The new year could not have
been begun letter"
The superintendent announced that here
after he would hold his Inspectors personally
responsible for the good behavior OF the dive
keepers. Inspectors Williams, Steers and
Conlin were present when this was said.
The evening world., 1892-01-13
.B|DD|NG FOR TR0TTERs.
Second Day Of the Sale at Madison
Square Garden.

When capt. p. c. Kidd, Of KENTUCKY,
opened the second days sale OF trotting stock
from the Fashion, Parkville and A. A. Bon-
ucr s'Gi FIRMS at Madison square Garden
a. i v'clccG this morning there was only
handful OF bidders present.
The crowd increased. however. as the sale
continued.
The sale to-day included thirty-six we'll
bred animals from the John II. Shuts Park.
vile Farm; six choice ones from Mr.. 4 A.
Bonner's stables, and three trotters from
Henry {. smiths Fashion Farm, Trenton,
y. j.
The first lot put under the hammer were
from the Parkyile Farm, and were disposed
Of as follows:
RlS,.,o5 S i,ys9, dam E Mara lar Solomon to ". J.
gar, Dam Lady D.s, to ". j. White. Gi.v.i.nd,o..
PIinss.:, b., mare, r. tSal:5 1879. "rs H.Is!s-
rsSs wWtis Wss. o s.m s. p.pss % sjp HAL htss
dam a..s,c, soJ q Ws;r' Wsfshi.m, a.ss. a 10:
zsd, sSs ,c Gs sss s s., ss
Steinway, dam Fashion, to Frank Bray. city. for
&25U.
Honey bird, chestnut mare, foaled 1888. sire
BlAckbird dam Irene, to j. NJ. MeManus, Brook
lyn, for s4S5.
Jaunita, bay mare, foalsd 1888, sire Young
StenwAy, dam Daughter Of Boylston, to W. Il
smith, Greenwich, Conn. for 5000
Phiistoin, chestnut mare, foAled 1883, sire
Young sts,n~ay, dam Daughter of Blaekbrd. 70
Regent Bird, brown nly, ioaled 1855, sire Black
bird, dam Snip, to IL X Levy, city, for 1910:
Franconia, bay my, foaled 1859, sire Young
steinway. dam daughter Of B!aekbird, to WI
smith Greenwich, Conn, for $lS6.
Princess d., chestnut mare, foal led 1888, sire
kniok Wilkes, dam Rose Cleveland, to Cash for
$40.
Young Steinway, bay horse, foAled 1883, sire
SteinwAy, dam kishemcower, to Charles l.. r.
Foster, San Francisco, for Sls5.
Monroe W. brown colt, foA ed 1888, sire Monroe
Chief, dam Daughter OF Mambr,no Wilkes to n.
Geismon, MorrisAniA, ior $500.
Hubbard chestnut colt, ,iosled April 20, 1920,
North Bennington, VI, for s225.
Mounbeam, uAy My, tOAed 1889, sire Monroe
Chief, dam MISS Lonsiord, to W, \. Lawson. city.
for 5000.
Monica, black 6liy, foaled 1889 sire Monroe
Chief. dam Lady HertLig. to +. t'erken, Brooklyn.
forfl75
Monltress, black hliy, foaled 1883; +; sire Monroe
Chief, dam Marguerite, to A. H. Beebe, Lebanon.
Conn, for Sl6O.