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Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-11
Tho Next Reading Deal.

New York, Nov. 10.--A local paper
says the next Reading deal is said to be
the purchase of a controlling interest in
the Baltimore and Ohio.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-11
Delaware.
Oklahoma.

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 10.-Delaware
gives Cleveland plurality of 614.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-11

WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. 1O.--Re-
turns from about three-fourths of the
state show that the Democratic plurality
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-27

The 2:oS "a, which has been stamped
on the WOODBURY. catalogue since Maud
6. trotted to that record in 1881, VIII now
be changed to 2:07 "a, since hremllh re-
centlv scored that II ark at the Nashville,
Tenn. trotting meeting. Both Maud >.
and Kremlin were bred at that nursery
of trotters, Woodburn Farm. in old Ken
lucky, Harold got Maud S.. while her full
brother. Lord Russell bears the honor OF
string the crack stallion Kremlin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-27

main stairway. IL may even surprise the
author 10 know how near his types OF
the children CT the poor come TO those
found outside OF New York. His Little
pesIlar exists elsewhere In little Walter
ph.ules." while Buffalo" could he almost
reproduced In Boots Booth. It Is most
interesting study throughout and instruc-
tive. TO say the least. 10 any one familiar
with such phases OF life so strikingiy Illus
trated by Mr.. Riis.
NINETy.NINE PRACTICAL METHODS
OF UTILIZING BOILED BEEF. BY
Babel. Translated. John Ireland, New
YORK For sale by all booksellers.
BEYOND ATONEsIENT. by Marie Won
Elmer. Escbenback. Translated. Worth.
ingtcn & CO., New York. For sale by all
booksellers.
A SPLENDID COUSIN. by Mrs. Andrew
Dean. Cassell Publishing Company, New
York. For sale by all booksellers.
THE SIR ROGER DE CovERLEY PA
PIERS. julius Caesar, Selections from
Jrving's Sketch-Book and lyanboe
new cheap series OF school readers. Amer
lean Book Company, New YORK. For sale
by all booksellers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-27
New Books Received.

THE GREAT STREETS OF THE WORLD.
Bg Richard Harding Davis. Andrew Lang
Francs0ue Sarcey, w. w. Story, Henry
James, Paul Iendau ard Isabel F. Hap
good. Charles Scribner's Sons. New York.
For sale by ]. w. Randolph & Co., Rich
mond.
A handsomely illustrated rolume. instruc-
tive as we'll as entertaining The great
thoroughfares of the world are described
in clear and concise manner by some Of
the best writer's. The contents are: Broad
way. Piccadlly. BOulevards Of Paris. the
Corso Of Rome, the Grand Canal. Unter
Den Linden and the Nevsky Prospekt.
WITCH WINNIE'S STUDIO; or, Tho
Kings Daughters Art Life BY Eliza
beth W. Champney Dodd Mead & Co..
New York. For sale by West, Johnston
& Co. Richmond.
The third series Of a school girls story
The first tells who witch Winnie" is
and how the Kings Daughters Ten were
formed; the second, witch Winnie's Mvs-
terry" relates the events Of the last year at
boarding school, the mystery which strain
ed close friendship almost TO breaking.
merry escapades and bits Of schoolgirl
tragedy. The present volume deals with a
year later, the one following graduation.
1t is the most fascinating OF the three, and
W ithu ny tuOSt WHO nave found
the preceding volumes so interesting.
THE CHILDREN OF THE POOR. BY
jacob Riis. Charles Scribner's Sons. New
York. For sale by J. w. Randolph & Co.
Richmond.
As the author claims. this IS hut sup
plement TO his previous work. How the
Other Half Livesp and the two hooks are
one. In this last volume he shows the
same faithful Investigation and gives facts
To corroborate all lac tells OF the awful
misery surrounding children OF the poor
In our larger cities.
He paints most realistic picture Of
woli.reared children aud waits Of the
street While the volume is made I'D OF
actual observations in New Xork, yet the
same thing exists in all the great cities.
IL does not require visit into the seamy
81 ie OF Now York city TO see such scenes.
They can be seen ms near by as Baltimore
Some of the pictures drawn 10y Mr. Rils.
particularly his scenes at Boys Lodging
Houses and Newsboys' Reading Rooms, are
Identical with those witnessed Ia BaIti-
more resorts, frequented by children of the
poor. The so A. NJ scene in New York
Sun once" has been often witnessed at
the Baltimore American ONCE, only the
boys huddis together at radiator near the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-27
PROPOSALS.
ONO.NOOOl"-0-0-"~I|- -T-0-0ON-0lNN-NON.
City Engineers ONCE,

ON1NONNNNNO~0D7-0-"-7- -|-0-0O0O0-N00NON
City Engineers Office,
Richmond. Va, Nov. o.
NJ Office TO CONTRACTORS FOR
~ HARDWARE, Thing, VENTILAT-
ING REGISTERS. &c.-Sealed proposals
will be received at this Office until
o'clock z. M. TUESDAY, December 9Th
ING AND LAYING THING AND FOE
FURNISHING AND SETTING VENT.
LATING REGISTERS, CRATES, &c, as
new City Hall, Richmond, Va Each bil
must be accompanied by certified
check for $500.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Plans, specifications and instructions
can be seen on application at this office.
w. l.. CUTSHAW
no23-w f,su-td City Engineer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-27
"G0Od Morning.

How that cherry greeting rings out on
Xmas morning from happy children. What -
world OF expectancy there is in their bright
ewes as they trip down stairs. wondering what
Santa Claus has brought them looking so ex-
pectantly at the closed parlor door which
soon will be thrown wide open and the Xmas
tree with all it's lights. beauty and loads Of
-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-27
KAUFMAN & COMPANY Corner Fourth and Broad Streets.
MEETINGS.
! ToCKHoGDERS' MEETfSG-


- TOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Pursuant to a resolution Of the Board OF
Directors, meeting OF the stockholders
OF the SL0SS IRON AND STEEL COM
PANY will be held at the Office Of the com
pany, near the city OF BIRMINGHAM.
A,..A;. on SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY
on DECEMBER, 1892, at II O'clock noon,
10 consider whether the present outstand-
ing Consolidated Income Mortgage Bonds
OF the company and interest should be-
funded, and to determine the manner and
terms on which the same shall be done.
and also TO authorize the issue Of nego-
table bonds OF the c0mpanynot exceeding
two million dollars fer that purpose and
10 secure the same by a mortgage on the
property and franchises OF the c0mpang
And also to consider whether the com.
pany shall issue three hundred thousand dol
lars of stock heretofore ordered TO be can
celed
Transfer books will be closed from 2 T.
If. November 18th 10 10 A. NJ. December
H. 1892. THOMAS Seldom
President.
W. L. SIMS. Secretary. nol6-we&su4t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-27

50 10 Tn I,vncbburg and 81 Round Trip via
&. and o. Route.
parlor chr on train leaving A. NJ. daily.
and palace car on train leaving 7. NJ.
EXCEPT Sunday. No change CT cars via
Chesapeake and Ohio route.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-27
HORSES AND HORSEMEN.
sr.mnouI AGAIN KING or TRoT-
TING sThLLTONs.
TIL. Sale Of Chauncey by EoIus--mr. Bel
vim Sells Tippic-Baron Wilkes heao'
the Lis, of sircs OF Ills Age.

N event which
excited some In
terest among
those concerned
in road and trot-
ting horses In
Richmond and vi
cinity end In
other parts OF
the State as well
was the combina-
ton sale Of trot-
ting stock held at
Acca Stock Farm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-27
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERs.
s2i W. MAIN STREE

NTOlILE TO IA.N-I IIlIsof
We arc authorized by holders OF Virginia
tax securities 10 surrender them 10 the
state 10 he funded under the present laws
as soon as their coupons have been used In
payment CT taxes as provided by present
laws.
Taxpayers so using them for yerlhcation
before the 30th instant now will enable rs
10 fund thrice tho amount In bonds cor
other coupons) and thereby secure the re-
tlrement OF large amount Of these So
curitles upon which we have been collect.
ing the interest regularly for years. and
which have not been deposited with The
olcott Committee. and will not be funded
except ~ above. Apply 20 MAuR1 y
MAUIsY. counsel for many Virginia bond
holders. nolG. 49, %. %. "a, 26,27, 29.3o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-27

A colt cannot get too fat before reach
ing two years of age. So says that able
trainer. Charles Marvin. now with Miller
e. Sibey, Meadville. Penn. formerly chlet
trainer at Patio Alto Farm. Cah1ornla:
Mr.. Marvin's master hand developer ana
drove to records such cracks as Sunol,
2.oS -; PaIo Alto, 2:OS ga; Arion, 2:1O 81,
and other great trotters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12
GEORGETOWN.
A BUsISEss-LIKE ArR-

The moving Of the dredging machines m
and down the canal in the neighborhood Of the
Aqueduct bridge and the loud noise OF the
workmens hammers as thousands OF nails are
driven into the Baltimore aud Ohio trestle have
caused the southwestern portion OF the town
to put on an exceedingly business like air.
/. q. @. T. poISGs
Independent Lodge. with a membership Of
nearly 200 and still growing. has determined TO
commence a series Of public temperance meet
lnes on every Sunday evening IN Odd Fellow
hall, Slst street The inaugural meeting Will
be held Sunday evening, March 80.
SCHOOL ENTERraINMESr
At Curtis Hall last night Gilbert Walden
entertained 10 = high degree the parents ana
friends OF the eighth grade pupils Several
dialect selections were rendered and some
extracts from Shakespeare read. He was ably
assisted by the pupils and the library fund
was substantially ralsed by their united efforts.
NOTES.
A depression In the roadway near 1851 S2d
street causes water and mud TO collect
Mr.. Thomas Hyde. jr.. has begun the erec-
ton OF sl5,000 house on Road street near s2d.
Miss Clssell and Miss Young of Poolasyille.
Nd, are stopping with Miss Jones OF 1855 Gay
street
Miss Landon Blackboard, daughter Of Mr.. b.
Lewis Biackford, is quite sick
The High Schools Literary Society meets o.
Monday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12
The Board Of Ch,,dr.n,. Guara,.r.

To the Eiitor u The Evening star:
The STAR recently referred TO the proposed
congressional bill to constitute q Board Of
children's guardians" as one which AZ said
to receive the commentator of all persons
interested in charities" The object OF the bill
is most commendable, but it is . mistake
TO suppose that the bill receives the com-
mendatlon of all persons interested in charities
One object IN the appointment; Of the superin-
tendent OF charities. as stated in
the bill which created the office, was
TO avoid the duplication OF Charitable
work or expenditure" III the superin-
tendent. before presenting this bill lad con-
suited with some OF those most deeply inter
ested IN the charities of the city We think
he could hardly have failed to zee that this
bill If passed Will substantially and very
effectively duplicate charitable work and
expenditure. What the District needs 10
not multiplication of agencies, but a reduc-
tion and simplifying Of those already in
existence.
SIX years ago there was incorporated here
The Newsboys and Cbildrens Aid Society.
Chief Justice Waite the first president
Of the board Of trustees. The object of the So
cIety, as stated IN the act Of incorporation. 10
ito provide and care for the physical, mental,
moral, religious, industrial educational aud
business training, culture and support Of news
boys and other needy children in the
District of Columbia" The work of the new
six years the Newsboys and Children's Aid
Society has been gathering in the
waits and destitute children of the
city, feeding, clothing and teaching them until
places could be found for them in pri-
waite houses, in places OF business or in other
institutions. Hundreds OF these children have
been Rescued ana set upon lives of comfort and
usefulness Thousands of dollars have bee n saved
to the District in what would other wise have been
the expense of courts and of penal institutions.
The society has never received . dollar from
Congress. IL has done a purely public work
BY private charity. It's operations have
been limited only by its means The
society is strictly non-partisan and un-
sectarian. Now, we submit that instead Of
the machinery and expense Of . new
organization it would be FAR better for Con-
gress to avail itself of the existing society, which
is perfectly competent and ready to do the
work If desired, officers might be appointed
by the judges proposed in the new bill.
to act with the present officers Of the
iety, and to have, if thought necessary, the
control and application of the funds appro-
printed by Congress- The arrangement would
be simple, easily made, ready for instant opera
ton and, in our judgment. would be quite -
efficient and far more economical than the pro-
posed plan Of Q new board Of childrep's guar
dams" We repeat that what the District needs
is . more simple and economical, not . mess
complex and expensive, system Q: charities.
7. &. CHupA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12
NEW USE FOR rHr RArHrxa pEAcu
A Church Obtains Permi..io. % HAVE =
Baptism There

Baptism There,
In the warm weather q few dsv, go tbs
superintendent OF the bathing beach va .p-
Piled TO by the representative Of . Baptsss
church for permission 10 use the beach ana
dressing houses for the purpose OF . bar tisu
tomorrow at pm. and with the consent Of
the Commissioners such permission was given.
Mr.. Stevens says he esteems il a privilege "a
open the premises freely in the interesss Of
good morals The prevalent cold wave NAV
cAuse a postponement In this INSTANCE bue
there is doubt that the beach.
with It's wharves having steps leading down
INTO the water at any depth required. ito nice
sandy bottom in place of the usual Potomse
thereto and its high bank TO accommodate .
crowd of spectators, IL the very best nlscs
around Washington for bapt!zing by INNER
sion Ii Is but two squares directly south OF the
white lot and west of the Washington monu-
ment, convenient 10 the city, and probably
VIII be occupied every suitable Sunday after
noon IN summer time for bapiizing
lhe commissioners will not open the beach
10 pathers this season unless Congress makes
an Appropriation for improvements 10 inc reass
aus safety and to pay keepers. The Commis-
siohers and Congress nre uncertain ss TO the
publc demand for II, and Mr.. W X Stsyeus
the superintendent. asks every person inter-
ested TO send TO him nj 7n5 q street northwest
postal card signed to this effect. and add "a
father, "a mother" "a boy" or - girl. !" a
the case may be. 10 that he nav show the facts
TO Congress. The matter will be decided pro
or con within few days so bows should Ise
everybody know Of this invitation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12
REV. DIR NEwMANg CALL
He Congregation DO Not wish Him - q,
and VIII Meet to Consider the Matter

and win Meet to Consider the Matter.
The Rev. DR.. Newman, pastor Of the Tenth
Street Congregational Church, 10 considering
the ACCESSIBILITY Of accepting call 10 the press-
dency OF the Marietta (ohio) College. The
only question at issue with him in the matter 10
the one of his health. forsome time he has been
suffering from trouble with his throat which
threatens to necessitate his giving up work IN
the pulpit. The position offered him BY the
Marietta College would afford an opportunity
for relief from the throat trouble.
The congregation IL not inclined, however,
TO let him so. An open meeting Of the
members Of the church will be held in
the church Monday evening at e'clook
to consider the matter. IL has been
suggested by some Of the members that
an immediate vacation were given Or.
Newman and time afforded In which 10 rest
ana undergo treatment the necessity for his
abandoning the pulpit might be aver;ed-
III Is also proposed TO extend his usual sum-
mer vacation OF ak weeks 20 three months in
health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12
AnacoetiA.

The Darling Dramatic Troupe last night
effectually presented Buckstone's 'Trish Lion"
and Ofenbach's "Rose Of Auvergns" 81 the
Government Hospital for the Insane. Mic
Darling. in the roles of MIRA Fizgis and Fsss>
ette Mr.. ID. c. Bangs, Mr.. Ernest l. Schmidt
MI. Terry, Mr.. L. f. Randolph and Mr.. Fred OAR
ling were the participants and Miss Ritchis VS.
the accompanies. lnteract music vas FUR
nished BY the ST. Elizabeth SYMPHONY orches-
ira.
The willing workers Club Of Campbell A
M, T.. Church entertained a large audience q .
sociabIe last night Music was supplied by Prof.
Loudon' s choir. with Miss Bessis Lear - 90
companist
Mr.. Julius @. Baker Of Washington street.
gave a card party last night
Miss vallie X. shank returned yesterday -
smithsburg. Washington county. Md, taking
with her Misses Sarah s. shank and Mary
Handy shank, her nieces
Great improvement is reported IN The con-
dition Of Ofhcer j. I. Branson- He able 70
take nourishment and recognizes Ne members
Of his family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12
SEE suEErz's ad yertisement In Local Msnt1onA

TEE Hon. NJ. L. HIeoISs, one Of the oldest
ana most prominent citizens OF nichigsh In
this District. has passed away. and the memnsrs
OF the Michigan State Association are invited 70
attend bis funeral. ct No. liz ID street north
west, tomorrow Sunday at 8 p. m.
y a HAnaAy. 6oorotory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12
FOR SALE--LOTS.

Fog sn IL EEI bEsinABik CORNER. laTH
mhii . ptr''y f sso ssI2. s & sp iih 81. NV
EoR sALE1N ST. NEAR \. J. AVE. n ". ia1iao
70 5ot alley beautiful location: south front. and
m6ii.a T. + a 81 sko 6ss eie 1a.h ST, NV.
For sALE,THE CORNER OF Isr AND NJ Sis.
ground in Il. nOisMs FSes ,n'G s1s cheapest
mhll-3t I. r. BROOKS. 6I6 18th st. NV.
F9Hk sn sAaE 9TH S0RNLR OF y cAP ANp
'd mbii.se Price 81 3 R Der q s,a,.
For sALEaTHE CORNER OF 4TH AND SIS
fI mfii, per + ' o. fSass ts e,s ,,.
FOE s AZ J, q FOE q; FOOT FRONT
i 1ae siTs $3.50 cash: look ash cHAs. A SHIELDS.
lfoo 81. n. v. mhio-&
1a,s street fronts on Maryland north slde.
value ehxs sns saItbs eI 4 SS5 to say wan II
FOR sALE-IHE CHEAPEST LOTS NORTH.
aide % oe near DatOns Circle only 80 per ,oot
and rear ar s. Near H. hsmp ave- side
SHIELDS. i{o5 St NV '-Ah's easy n mhiolst
Tor sALE-COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-A NUMBER
gliding 10-ioot front on 14th St CBAs. ASHIELDs
l4o2 7 st n W. mhlo-3t
FOR sAI.E.TO CLOSE OUT SYNDICATE. AT
prices 800 less than ADJOINING lots; 5UI $50 IT. on
Sheridan SIN, II near 1th at ate .oSi5O kenne
ssatas pss fa ines ssP
EOR SALE-LoT 5OXlOO, on HEIGHTS OVER
looking the city and within zoo feet I4th st. at
10. DEEBLE. DAVIS SEQ.
EoR sALE-LANlER HEIGHTs-LoT 5OXi5O.
4 on ianier ave. about lO0yards from Rock Greek
pe ms Il Il phhSLh' DAVIS i : 60 fs,.
EoR sALE-oR WILL TRADE FOR IMPROVED
Il ~
southwest. where small houses find steady tenants
or sod to builder very Iea,oPaIle term; Price
's Mh iSs L. s si:' 18th St, IN NV.
+ tx H5LMEAP >MaNoH, fkoSlAGE, %
FEE tz Fl 90 Sks fsi Pr 1897 SQUARE
mh1O3t 1919 sr.
at S Ell 70 per So 1t. DEEBLE. DAVIS e.:
EoR SAILS ST. NV. BET. \. h AVE. AND
nn,om { Sf issS Z : SASIf f.
EOR, sALE..1224 18TH ST NV: LOT 25XI55
With side alley 10 feet and rear alley 80 feet I'M
be SOD al fo
mhio:a DEEBLE. DAVIS CO.. I3lsFss
LOR SALE-CHEAP LOTS IN HoLMEAD MANOR
80 And 40 cents per loot many new cottages water
eAAa nus, Seh'e W the lftu caDle
BRICE LlPSCOMB,
mh7 IN. thks-H 6IS l4th Il. n. W.
LOR SALE - HOLMEAD MANOR LOTS At
L tracive cottage sites al the head Of l4rh 81. Now
IS the time to buy. Don't walt until the cable is in
operation. BhlCE l. LiPSC0MB,
mh7 III, th&s-:St els l4th st.
OR SALES. 800 600
Invest this seciicn before tho ground gets too
high for you.
NORTHWEST BENNINGTON
Is surrounded by the investments amounting to the
above sum and is situated within the ALPHABET of
the CITY OF WASHINGTON Money invested in
these lots at present prices. $500 81 .OC0. will
double Itself in shor; time Those desiring will
90 Well TO call at oncs as they finding ready sale
I or plsts and full Information call on
DANIEL L ARMAT,
ja25-3m 1913 F.tn.v
lSOR SALE-9TH ST., HALF SQUARE SOUTH
of last Capitol St. any desired front ell 10; same
lith ST. ne, IA squares from Lincoln Park: 1.Ic.
o"Nhh. Sl3 last Capitol st. NH I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12
FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND YEHIoL Es

e riase hor.e. carry bead. and tails hish; years,
double thoroughhred ;e1ira stylish coupe horss,
az; .s bay l h.nS: ,ss @ ~ .sys
FARM. L@onardtown. Nd. mhis-is~5w.
EoR skLE-TBIRTY HAD OF YOUNG HORSES
and mars several NM dra9shi and drlv ne hSr.e.
QUIGLEY's STABLES, laos ct. n mhIS-yw'
LoR SALE LARGE DRAFT HORSES WEIGHT
any purpose: also w.sOn and hsFnss,; SSnef %. no
inrther use for them. Address DRAFT tfoRsks.
LoR sALE-AT SACRIFICE. COMPARATIVELY
y new carriage and snrls harness al Ss .adress
EoR sALE-AT A aRF At BARaAIN-sIDE,BAR
6urgy, harness. robe, whip. &c. splendid aryins
anSthinE c.n ', jump over 6ss let with cas-. Te.t
sr1ss country hcrse: is well known; viii sell al ior
.6rSsd me Address MN NJ ' Star S. owner
FOR SALE LARGE, WELL Built MARI,
nearly years old; in god order; too lsrse for
Mr: d55.hsm. mare a coTuMBIi sTABfks; b.
FOR sALE-BREwsTER VICTORIA :PERFECr
shafts beAuiiful lSht sob. sui,Ahie for lady; I
SEQ. price. 500 Psri,Snit p.e,Cn. suitable Tor
new % priced .co ee1P PARRY sSa
snohworh, cost Sill sell tor 90: also Bre
New York carrasrs lust reserved ~ u and viii 6s
sold low to make room tor Others on the way. We
tine assortment Of harness. both new and second
NEss ND Ell pnsShafs x q ss,asnse ;o N
ST. + j. DoNSEf sSN EXCHANGE S Sii l'A
koR sALE-A ZINE YOUNG MARE FOR GEN
farming irics w iT6 ne PsIcL ne ST
$40 oth ct w. on Monday aud tuesday. nhIl-2ts
LoR SALE-BAGGAGE MACON, But LITTLE
ham. 18th and II ste. mhll-B'
Lon sALE-A VERY FINE PAIR OF BAY
hlpe nj III A
SONS. 3lloh.t. NV. mhIi,:it.
LoR sALE-PHAEToN, HAS NEw Top AND
conn; etc repair; can e .oid low Bhck BRosl, d
and D Sc nhll73t'
L,oE SALE-TEN yEkY FINE HORSES THREE
saddle horse Central sta9es. one biocs below Tenn
sy.yania aye ave Nc, MccAuLLi ALEXANDER. Central
l,oK sALE-THoRoUGHBRED RIDING HORSE /:
iior esas years Cd pers ~ sound and m fine Sond
apply to DowNEis STABLE Z st .0" in Sse'
LoE sALE-A BREWSTER sIDE-BAR buggy,
with pole and shafts. il frst-ciass condition.
LAURENCE MANGAN,
mh4f.sm.ot i6isII NV.
EoR sALE-FORTY HEAD OF HORSES JUST
arrived from Rockingham county, Va suitable for
| all purposes; f;om $50 20 800; also a me black
mar mar sTPd TosdsieI; ana one continuation saddle
L'oK SALE-ALWANs ON HAND-A yARIEI ~ OF
horses suitable for draft. driving and saddle pur-
eSNDHE fG ffssa rear ana o horses mia
LroR SALE-JUSr ARRIVED A CAR LOAD OF
horses. suitable for all purposes: among
hne draft and driving horses, a lew lUw-Iriced
horses, Horses guaranteed represented money
refunded \. sCHLEukL. 5U3 SIh 81. M mil Nv
l,Ok SALE-WhOlS Nj. l.. GElEEs He Is The
who has the greatest number aud variety all
kinds Of carrages bugies wagons and harness the
city. botn new and oDd hand. best hargans
Tor cash or Oh time Can and at his bazaar, 4
Pa ave. fel3-tr
l. OR sALE-CARRIAGfs WAGONS AND BUG
ries on easy terms. LeIairiIx and ordered WORK
l.. at.
West Washington. m'ss