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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name.

The are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to Corson 4 Mccartney. l4l9 Z street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-29

ALI Snt LACKS Or BEAUTY
is LITTLE PLUNPNEss."
Tbisis frequent thought and wholesome one.
Ancf. b,by'- e.@utyis du. to fat and nearly al
%. ~oman'--s- know II as curves and dimples.
What plumpness has 60 do with health is told in a
ntt. book on CAREFUL LIVING; sent free.
wonld goa rather be healthy or beautiful Both"
1. the proper answer.
SCOTT L BOVINE. Chemists. 1aa sou:h 5th ave-.
New York
Your druggist keeps scott's Emulsion Of Cod Liver
Oil-Ali druggists evsrywher DO. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-29

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Commander ]. c.
Rich has been ordered to the training ship
Minnesota. Assistant Surgeon J. n. Moore to
the navy yard, Norfolk. Va. Lieut.. Com
mander c. c. Todd has been detached from the
training ship Minnesota January 9 next and
ordered to duty at the navy yard. New York, JAM
uary 10 next. Chez Engineer B. B. H. Wharton.
from the Lancaster and ordered to proceed home
and report arrival. Chief Engineer W. s.
Smith, from the Marion and ordered TO the
Lancaster. Passed Assistant Engineer Richard
Inch from the Lancaster and ordered to the
Marion.
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sex. div.
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THE COURTS.

C0cCIr CoURr-Jnd9e ,Br0disu
Today-Wm. H. Hunter agt d. c., Home for
Aged Colored People agt same, F. 7. Brown
ing agt same, j. w. Pilling agt. same, W. y.
Hewitt, trustee, agt same; Judgments in GER
tiorari
EorIrY CouRr-ysdoe Bradley.
Today-Nanson agt Duncanson; motion 10
suppress deposition overruled. Durand agt.
Bsteman; time 10 take dispositions In rebuitAl
limited TO January 10. Heylman agt ColonnA;
pro confesso vacated. Buckley sgt Scott;
rule 10 show cause discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-29

Paul Topsy was fatally stabbsd BY Vim. Ed
wards and Edward Hanks 1t ChsrlssSon, VIVA,
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-29

SUPERIOR
TO ALL OTHER
MEDICINES FOB
PURIFYING TIRE BLOOD
AND RESTORING THE
HEALTH AND
STRENGTH.
ArER.s
SARsAPARILLA
STANDARD SPECIFIC
FOR sCRoFULA. oATARBH.
RHEUMATISM AND
DEBILITY.
Cunrs OrHrRs.
WILL CURE roc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-29
Baltimore Marketa.

BALTIMORE, Dec y9-Flour dull, unchanged
receipts, 7,++s barrels: shipments, lbs barrels;
sales, 1850 bushels. Wheat unsettled-No. = red
spst. 15ka.5's; December. 75la.sk; January.
159sa75ss: February, ISaa,6h; May. sos asOI
steamer No. 2, red, ,oka.l-recepts, a4.lI2 bush
els; shipments, SI,I09 bushels: stock, l,4lsl94
bushels sales, lsS 90 bushels. Milling wheat, by
sample, '4a7': Corn nrm-nixed spot, 4sa a%sh;
year, ass bid; January, 4Ixa41,.: February, An
a41s. MAY. 50 asked receipts, 5s65 bushels: stock
236os5 bushels; sales, $1,000 bushels. White corn,
by sample 4-a49 yellow corn. by sample, 49a5l.
Oats quiet - No. white western, 4a42 No. 2,
mixed western, 3Sa3,h-receipts, l6,0U0 bushels;
stock. l09,466 bushels. Rye dull - No. 2, 81
stock. l5o,2l9 bushels. Hay steady - good TO
choice timothy, l4.5oai5.50. dram freghts quiet
and duh, unchanged Cotton nominal-middiing,
l0s. Provisions unchanged. Butter frm-cream-
cry, fancy, 81; do. fair to choice, 21a29. Eggs
quiet-zsa29. Coffee Quiet-Rio cargOes. fair lsL /;
No. :, II. sugar strong-granulated, AZ. Copper
rrm-renned, llhallA. Whisky quiet-l.l2al. 4S.
BALTIMORE. Dec. se.-Virginia consols threee
= asked: Baltimore and Ohio stock. IS asked:
Northern Central stock, ~ asked; Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern nrsts, Jos bid; do. fret in
comes, 20 bid; do. second incomes, 24A bid; do.
third incomes. SAG Consolidated gas Bonds, 115k
bid; do. stocks, IS a59.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-29
Chicago Markets.

CHICAt'O. Dec. 29 (cIOsinRl. = Wheat-Decem-
Der, q; January, ~; May, 7sx. CoSn-Decem-
Der, 40,s; January, 40ss; May, 45hs4ss. Oats
December, Ass: January, 1855: May, Is:
Lard-December, 10.45; January, ln.45: May, 9.syx
Short ribs-January, SAX; May, S62x.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
Geary.. worid,s Museum.

At this homo Of innocent amuse-
meut for the ensuing week, Manager
Gcary announces a monster list Of
curos aud stage attractions, any one
Of which would be feature in ITS self.
Miss BelIo Carter, the lady with the
wonderful growth of horses hair grow
ipg along the spinal column. between
tho shoulder blades. will no doubt
prove the attracting feature OF the
week. especially go among the scien-
lists aud medical fraternity, as she Is
the latest, grostest ard most startling
caprice OF nature. Tex Bender. the
wilh, woody cowboy fiddler will he y
most amusing addition 10 the Geary's
annex. Mr. rhos. +. Mack, who made
every oss laugh last week, says he Will
make every one shudder and look
solemn this week. Prof. Hays, the
Punch aud Judy manipulation, will
INTRODUCES hrs family OF wooden heads.
Tine entertainment In the theatre will
DC bigger and better than any previous
week, aud will he gwen by the follow
ing we'll known artists: The Four
fitzpatrick family and merry makers
in heir repertoire OF music and MINI
icry. introducing their original yankee
sketch, "Keubeu Chandler"
I'd Ionetts, the worlds greatest big
shoe daneeF--shoes SIX feet iopg-and
Ed aud Iouise f.onrtic, with their en-
chanting hands. Introducing . novelty
positively new and highly entertaining.
s'Ihs Arcsris," Mexican knife throw
efs, aus! their thrilling unpaling act are
simply rlocf curdIing. Mr. Arearis, al
a Distance OF twe1iy feet dex.srlously
psuio.is his sister with sharp knives and
halelsets to hugo board without fear
OK laiury. "fhe swiss Bell Eluyers." a
genuine foreign novelty, viii render
some cxeslltns music. All IN all IL will
l,e lhc b ggest show of the sessoa.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02
THs senatorial contest at Columbus
- waving hot, and the Foraker organs

1Hs senatorial contest at Columbus
- waving hot, and the Foraker organs
ihroushous ohio are crying, Bribery" !"
"Down with the Sherman machine, :"
etc, ETC. The friends of the ex-guv-
srnor claim that they Eov have votes
enough pledged TO their faverite 10
insure the defeat Of Senator Sherman,
should that statesman secure tbs vote
Of every representative yet On the
doubtful list They charge that The
adminisfrstisn and all it< friends from
The top to she bottom OF the lsss are
,ctlvely and agxrcss.vely at work fol
sherman. Tia. OF courss. does mol Ils-
eIuds Secretary Blaine, ~ the saaa
suthsr.tv says there is . full and COM
plese understanding that the admins
tration 10 TO receive the ohio delegation
10 Minneapolis in return for the ie.
sleet.on OF sherman. Sherman ans.
Foraker are both on the ground. and II
IS possible that time viii pfoys taat the
Foraker friends have counted noses
beo quiskly. senator Joan sherman
has held hrs present osice four times.
swenty-lour pears. hat never before has
hsen obliged 10 make contsst fer his
slecsion. IL remains 70 be seen how
fuoeesxfnl ne wili be IN political hxh!
sf tnls kind. Es-6cvsrnor Foraker. on
the q. her hsud. viii be in HE siement'
the snthusiasns Of ne friends i 81 tie
snisassasts effsrssssut cert. and the
thesnsna io<ses viii need 70 be On ths
sisrt - sysry eoEnvr. Secretary Fss-
ter, Il = claimed, i working fox sLas
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02
KEEP orr TnE rRAcKs.

The number Of people who have
been killed while walking railroad
tracks would seem to necsssitate the
passage of law making track walking
. misdemeanor. and subjecting all who
indulge in it to . heavy fine. There 10
such law In most OF the European
countries, and it undoubtedly has
much to do with the fact that their
percentage OF death by -the-rail is lower
than our own. Perhaps such . law
would not keep people from walking
the tracks. It's hard to tell what kind
of influence man would be susceptible
to who will deliberately undertake to
do . thing for which be knows the pen
atty may be death. II be doesn't care
to dodge the death penalty, what would
the chance OF arrest and fine mean to
him: Many OF the people who are
killed in this way ara mutes. 1t does
not seem that il would require much
argument TO convince q mute that he
sh ould keep awsy from track. Chill
dren should 10 impressed from their
earliest years with the dangers of it,,
aud men and women should not le.
their love Of excitement run away with
them, but should be willing to abide
by the experience OF others, and avoid
tho tracks even ii by 50 doing they
have TO 60 "thc longest way round. >"
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

SPACE Of the annex. A large expanse
~ canvass covered the noer. Ga trs
wsss slde the ssdsooaTes were eoilsetod
and decorated. In The north sna
o the aDnex. covering the trs-s
. ae<, w4s mass Of holiy. Here
and there. geprrssntIng tie petals OF
hlye, were immature lneaEdeseent
lights q different slzss. Tie ehanss-
llsrs were niads resp.sadeat wBh pol
lshnsg ,snd the btae-tInt<o globes spread
= s0ts light, which sdaed 10 the effect
OF tee Ficnly ireseo>d walls The hanS-
ers w-re ln.erxo with holly and
sailt- <, aaa overhead hugn wreath, /,
composed Of palms and saslaz, Vas one
OF tlss attractive features.
No seinblzace Of . dining hal fe-
nlalnet. Everything WAS covered ep.
and more enttaIslng sigh. would be
hard 70 mad.
That which e.icited the mest praise
wss the newly ordinary 10
the LETT OF the entrance OF the tsll.
An accommodating table was placed in
the center. around the edgsng Of whlc.l
was laid . spray CT su,llax. The vAils
are elabo.steiy fialshei in cardmsl
six plush. fhe drAperiss are blue sls I
yer and gold.
From one end 70 the other the second
hocr at the Morton vas . palace nj foi
Q king.
About $50 o'clock tie guests begar
TO arrive in carriages and from tina
time until $50. there Was perpetual
stream OF people pouring into the ho
tel. The gontIenlen al! sppes: IN tn'
conventional drees suit and tue iadiel
were clad ia tine Gowns made espe
cially for the occasion. After dispos
ing OF their wraps the throng mingled
and the sterner sex suh<crlbed theil
manner 70 Numbers on the programs ol
| the ladies.
Wuizburg 4 Bronson's orchestrs
played an overture. directly following
which the grand march occurred
Charles Fox acted ~ dWec or an;
Charles Mcteuewan led. With inoasures
tread tho gay concorrse marched abou
the hall forming pretty figures and ex
| ecuting SCREENINGS which fairly daz
zeIed the bcholder. Then came, fh,
wa.sz. twas expected that the ssatel,
fathers aud mothers would drop ont o
| line, but not so. With q spri2ht
| linsss which Was amazing the,
tripped away to the delightful strain
Of the orchestra. in no instance di,
| youth outshins age. When all were OF
the hoor the number reached eco, bu
| SO conmodious was the space aliotte'
that the customary, disagreeabie crowa
ins was conspicuous by its absence.
In the ordinary, coffee only wa!
served. and st frequent intervals the
participators in the festivities regaiet
themselves. In the rotunda tables wer'
spread aud the formal lunch Wa!
served there. While the dancers di(
not exceed 200. MIR. PantIind found
necessary to spread 800 covers.
| Many OF the dresses worn by tn
ladies were gorgeous Ia the extreme
The st. Cecilia bali was = success il
every particular, and it was nearl
three o'clock before the last tirc'
couple left the hotel.
The ball was given for the purpose o
raising money, which will bc expende'
towards constructing . temple O
music. The building will be erected o.
the lot adjoining the Ladies' Literar.
club building on Sheldon street.
To what extent their treasury wa
cmbursed Is not yet known, though
10 quite sure that large sum will b
realized.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

GREEN Bar. Wis.,. Jan. 1.-The tug
Lestham D. Smith, with the schooner
Winslow in tow. arrived In this port al
4 o'clock this afternoon, having left
Escanaba yesterday morning ct IL
O'Clock. Considerable Ice Was encoun.
tered IN Green Bay and 1t this port.
but the tug succeeded in getting
through oil right. The Kate W,nslow
will take on q cargo OF wheat 1t the
Carglll Bros. elevator.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

man, and the Feraker leaders have al
ready called attention TO the possibility
OF the disfinguisasd secretary eoming
IN ~ dark norse. whatsver the re-
cult OF the election, II Is pretty certain
thai the delegation 10 Minneapolis vii
not bs solid for the administration.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

rae 81 Cses,is LADIES Rspisaish rhels
Treasury.


Treasury.
The st. Cecel:a dress ball. 30 long un-
Ger contemplation, occurred 81 the
Morton house last night
Preparatory To the reception OF the
guests. Landlord Boyd Psnsiand caused
q transformation 10 tass place IN and
about the paFlafs, railways and dining
fsso1s Ia the main parlos TIE fire
DIace was banked with holly. palms an
everrFeens. Across tie top, nestly
sorketl In flowers VAS "St. Cecilia. /"
The lrgvats parior was suitably deco
rated with holly and smiiAx. In o..
..snaefs wefs trepsest plants. On eaxa
eide Of the Railway leading 20 the dance
hsli. placed at regular intervals, weFs
feilaee snd plants. To the old diniBs
room vas added TIE recently acquired
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

South Pueblo, Colo, Jan. 1.-Two
Union Pacific passenger trains running
on the RIO Grande roa d. between
Trinidad and Pueblo, collided this
evening near Larimer. Fireman Grubh
was killed. and an engineer, brakeman
and two mail clerks were dangerously
hurt. The agent at Graneros failed 10
deliver orders.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02
west gales.

MASSACHUSETTS a:d well last year.
Over coo twins were horn ia the state;
there we're seyera; se.s Of uiplets; there
were e. .SsS marriages; the birth rate
was % 70 the 900; TIA death rate was
less than 20 10 the ]. 900; and the ma
jority OF births were o. the male per-
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

Bsiggs--l see that CRANKY had 10 ssnd
back the marble statue Of his wife that
he ordered.
Griggs-Why? Didn't she like iss
9riggs--Nos STE wanted one made
wearing seslskin c'oak.-Cloak Re-
vfa-r
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

A heggsr Ia rags and txtters hsld ons
his hand to ''gorsmeux" who was step.
ping out Of the door Of his club.
..Oat Of work, Dcns nothing the last
twelve inoDthsi Your honor knows what
that ueanss' zs:tung.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

"What are Jokes bringing nowT be
asked, cs he entered the editors odlcs
with come bulky envelopes under his
arm.
ut depends On their nature, sir" re-
piled the urbane editor. "We'd havc to
charge you ssventy-five cents line for
leo cream JOKES, Tor instance. Truth
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

THEnE is lively scramble going on
among the United States senator's for
the place on the consmi.,es on appro-
prlations made vacant by the death of
Senator Plumb The committee - one
with almost su.ocratlc powers and is
watched very jealously BY all on the
outside.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

Tar indications for Lower Michigan
po,nt 10 ram. turning into snor IN the
west; high and variable winds becom-
ing northwest; cold wave. Upper
Michigan: Clearing; cold wave; north
usaf Ralss.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

Albany, Jan. 1.-The farewell ban.
quet of tho state officers to Gov. Hill
occurred and was = most elaborate
affair.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

May--yonr last saitor. Mr.. Wait
seems YER magnetic.
Belie--yes. gave him hoth polsa
May-What DO roc msan'
Bslls--A positive negativa-Truth.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

An advance copy OF the "Locomo-
tive Engineering" has been received.
The paper 10 devoted 70 the interests ol
the motive power and rolling stock de-
partments of American railways and il
edited by August Sinclair and John A.
qiti
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

Heartily, with relish, and without dis
tsesa aftefxnfds rfnos. We recommend
Hoods s4rsapArIlla, which creates 4
rood appetite and 30 tones the stomach
md bowels that the food y properly d.
gssted and assln;t3ted.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

A Dxrsoir exchange says there 10
growing opiuion iha, some cash - well
As an expert accountant IS needed to
straighten out that city's financial
muddle. That was tho situation in
Grand RAPIDS at ose time. and the sus-
pic.5n afterwards grew to be . GER
ninty.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

sexs Ut the eastern papers ars pro-
claiiSirs . naan in Elmira. N. Y, with
. skin ons .nch N thickness This man
10 not David b. Hill
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

Caoily-You seem al broken up. old
chap.
Chappie--Yaas.
Cholly--Whas IA the mattahr
Chsppie-l doa't know, am suah; but
my man says he thinks am in love-
New yors Life.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

THE Dsmocrst published its "nsg
paper yesterday - previously sdver-
Used. I. weighed nearly pound.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

ThE contess for senator from Kansas
10 sCecsed the late Senator Plumb
seems 10 have narrowed down to two
men. One OF these is Mayor j. X. Hud-
son. editor Of the Topeka Daily Capt.
tai." the other 10 ex-Representative b.
w. Perkins. At present praclicing law
IN Washington. The indications arc
that Mayor Hudson viii be elected.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

TEE nestest, most artistic and com.
mendabic press publication III the state
wSs the New Years Muskegon News.
IL was issued in four-column axe,
twenty four pages. and With . cover.
Tue illustrations were nearly one hun
dred IN number and they we're half.
tone pho:ogravurcs OF the highest class
Of excellence. fhs publishers are 70
be congratulated upon their fine souv.
enir edition, for although less volun,.
inous than some. Ills far superior 70
any newspaper ever published IN this
city.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

SoaE dispatches seem to indicate that
the people of Texas. or part Of them
along tho border, arc giving active
sympathy 70 the revo!utionist Cara
and his followers. IL this be true, the
national government should lose no
tine IN putting . sop to it. The Mexi.
ran government - very friendly aud is
a natural ally Of ours. Tho people of
Texas and along the border on both
ndes should be made to undo rstand
that neutrality laws must be obsyed.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

N0TEOur 18th Annual Linen Sale will during
month timely notice which Will
local and various state SPRING 4 COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

THE policy OF ignoring the existence
of foreign powers because of our geo.
graphical situation was we'll enough for
the days o. Washington. but when one
can circle the globe in sesenty-two days
and when hostile army of l0o. 900 men
can be landed on our shores within .
week il Is time for change. The gov.
ernment is fast awakening to tho fact
that in this day of rapid transit isols-
ton from foreign powers - impracsie-
abls and impossible. Measures for
offensive warfare are being rapidly
evolved IN the naval department and
coast defenses will be the next to re.
ceive attention. Although the United
States stands abreast with the greatest
powers of the earth she has been
obliged to submit to repeated iusulta
from the merest weaklings because they
possessed one or two powerful iron
clsds and the government had no
marine worth mentioning. The Chilian
affair hasopsncd the eyes OF the nation
to this dangerous weakness, and for
that reason it is something 70 be CRATE
fui for.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

NKws comes from Persia that Q
revolt Is imminent. fhs feeling OF the
poorer Classes 10 Intense against the
goyernmsns. aud fears are entsrts:ned
that the ''last straw" may be put upon
them ~ any minute. An EDgsishEsu
living At Teheran gives reason for this
state OF affairs as follows; Tho sisan
is nearly played out. He drinks .
bottle OF ersndy day. he consumes
hashish and opium freely. No weight
can be attached to any rumors OF re-
form proceeding from his majesty or
bic present ministers. The saah's but
ler, the son OF mis- cock, the grandson
OF slave bought for kio In the open
market. Is now scle and irresponsible
grand visier. In Persia there Is no law
and not c single court of justice. No
enterprise 10 possible. No oas dares
own that he is rich. The rich bury
their wealth. They are seized, tortured.
imprisoned. In many cases they die
without revealing their treasure. All
that is respectable in Persia stands
aioof. goes into exile or hides away 10
escape the insolerabis degradation aud
misery Of the tines."
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

DErRosr's latest sensational rocket
has come down like stick. Vim. w.
Hannah went TO Port Huron on busi-
ness but forgot to telephone his inten-
sion TO ell The newspapers. The papers
suspected murder. abduction. clopc-
mens and variety Of other mishaps
and published their suspicious as real
tics. Mr.. Hannah protests that he is
alive and kicking and demands jour-
na!istic resusci,atiou. Those Detroit
fellows are easily ratified.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

The statement that this government
intended to settle the Mafia trouble by
payment OF an indemnify is denied at
Washington. Tho report came from
rome by way of Loudon. The denial
reminds rs Of the old advice, "Neveg
behevc anything you hear. and only
half you see." The men ~ the head OF
cur government ara wise enough 10
manage such affairs in the best Ways
possible. and the res. OF the country
may abide the outcome With trsu-
guilty.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

desirable Dry Goods Carpets etc. be closed at this
great We offer special bargains in every department
throughout our store SPRING g. COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02
THESE AT HALF PRICE

balance of stock Aus greatly prices
Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02
.oAGFORTABLES.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMI

We offer tremendous Inducements In Cotton and SeetiI
5000 yards Prints, good quality. at Be yard.
10000 yards Brown sheetiug at 4c per yard.
Everything In this department at great reductioua
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-21

Tho results of the spring sales Of cat.
lie cmphaticilly imprcsa tho great truth
that the market for really worthy specie
mems Of tho various breeds IS as con.
f,ant MS tho rising aud the setting of tho
suu. II ~ only the common stuff that
drops ont Of sight In periods Of general
depression. There has never hcn
time In our experience when ouistand-
ing quality and merit met with quicker
recognition than now. Tho man who
breeds o. horse, bull, sheep or n hog
that clearly oycrtops the average Of tho
breed Is Absolutely certain Of u good
price for such product II hii skin. Do
not m-taku depression ia culls and
weeds for lack NJ activity In tops
The fact that there is no longer any
money IN propagnting mere pedigrcc8
should soryc 10 render the calling and
election of the legitimate breeder aad
improycr OF race all the morc certain.
Exceptionally choice animals mGy les
(nud asa matter Of fact really are cs-
coedinsly difficult To produce oven from
tho most carefully chosen siros and
dams. but tho reward at tho breeder
who succeeds In establishing high aver.
age quality D. sufficiently generous ~ to
b0 worthy uf the most Jealous efforts Of
intelligent men. Breed for tho top
Breeders Gazette.