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br"fz Max ~ u ISrsnk

WASHINGTON, d. G., Sept. 23.-
Brotz, OF Indiana, rose to qu ,stion Of
privilege. lIo had read q letter from
John llasseanny, postmaster at Celes.
Tine, village ii Indiana, in which tbe
"rlLcr promised to vote the R,pnblican
LckcC 1t gwen the posLmastership. On
me strength of this letter the man pot
lh" appointment. Beginning with the
present administration, Brs,1 had tried
TO get the man removed on the ground
nt unllIhess, and had laid the letter he.
tore General Maxwell, but was unsucs
cess'ul. He recently had received a
letter from tie postmaster dated SEM
tembor 10Th, oTering nim sl5 if be
would permit HIM to retain his office.
lie had taken this letter to Maxwell.
calling special attention to the offer of
money, aAd again demanded tle man,s
removal but with no better suoce ss
Bretz then asked unanimous consent to
present Tor consideration a resolution
providing for the appointment by the
Speaker OF committee of three mem
pnrs to inquire and ascertain the reason
%h'eh actuatcd the Fourth Assistant
iostmaster General IN failing to remove
the man. Tracy, of New JERSEY, OBJ
]ected, and the resolution was referred
TO a com mlttee.
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White CABS In ISerktey,

CHARLESTON, Sept. 26.-Here is a
genuine sensation from the cIas SIC
shades Of the village of Mount Pleas
ant, the capitol of the Reform county
OF Berkly. On Monday night the elite
young men of the towu, disguised with
masks and things, Waylaid Capt. &. q.
Maglll, an cd resident Of the village,
and beat him numerically With a
buggy trace-regular white cap style.
1t seems that Mr.. Mrgil's domestic
relations are not the happieSt in the
world. Some time ago he had rev
with his stepsOn, who brick batted the
house becaused his stepfarlher had
forbidden him to enter it, the two not
having been on good terms.
The rumor then got out that Magill
had been beating his wife, but thus The
lady denied to the intendant of the
town, Williams, who Called upon her
and asked If that was true. Intendant
Williams says Mrs. Maglll told him
that while her husband had used very
violent language to her and his
daughter, he had not laid hands upon
them. IL spite of this assurance, how
ever, the young menlOS of the town de-
termlned to take the matter in their
own hands and regulate the domestic
relation OF the Magills.
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LIE BLOOD OF BANDITS!
wv TRAIN ROBBERS KILLED AND
THREE CAPTURED.

A"eese Nights Work-Flerce R,ns,,
an ES"ressCsr, but tue squard o,po,,o.
Was Nictorl ous-Oaly Ono n, ,,,,
ESCAPED.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. 25-Tho
Council Butts Road f>iled au attemot
to rob one Of It's passenger trains. ki,,ea
TWO OF the ban Its and captured thres
Others a. FtancIs, two miles from this
city, last nigl!. TIE deal are El.K)h.
Ter aud Hly) Elge aud the ma mas Of
those captured are Ere lcrlck Hersh an1
Harvey. Traiu NJ. 3 was the inteoded
victim. L. LETT k,nsls Guy at9:5O last
night and arrtvel hste a. l2:3) this
morning. The Otlis ais Of the r5ll had
been notified tia! a ROBBERY had been
pla - AT lpt i'll ~ pic, Yl,l
the train arrived here dummy train
was made up, aui sixteen p)l,cem 3n,
under the command OF the chjet of 30.
lice. were put on board. When tho
dummy re cached point tw) miles nor III
OF st. Joseph, the engine RS attention
Was arrested oy lltltel llutern NOV
ing to and tro between ths ruls. II,
obeyed tue 81 ynal. Six masked msn
surrounded the engine. One mounted
and presented revolver at the engineer
aud fireman. lie held th4n in subj &c.
ton while the other five hastened to
rob the express car. They Ord ,rsd the
messenger 10 op5a the dor, winch ne
did at oncI. Tbrea otth3 bandits en-.
tered the car, leaving two outside to keep
ulrd. The p)llcem3l yulr. hug : tn, traia
were Distributed IN varlols clcs, m,.
j )rity being concealed ia tlo express car
AS SOFA as Tho three bluiits enLe:e the
lOor, tha p)llca ordaroi them ID slc.
render. Inc r)boers War3 tik3l CON-.
ploLeiY by surprise, but )peleI lire at
once upol tho police. Tle p)l!c, re-.
Curne | the lite all \ general tus:ialo
followed. About twenty live saots
were fired on both sides. Wnsu ths
sm )ke cleared away thu lfele55 5otIeg3
OF k)hlor and Eagle wore toand lying
on Lho hoor OF the car. B)sh Wore shol
th:oush the heart. Frederick, the
third ro55ar, Was captured uatnjuced.
None OF the officers were hurt. While
the Ii shL WAS gong on in the car, the
police on the outside succeeded ia CAP
turing the two mon ON the watch, bu
the man o. the engine escaped. A do
tail OF OILERS was put on his track and
he will probably be eau shL. The bodies
OF 10 llcr and Eagle, aud The three
ptlS oners were brous sht back to ths siLy.
Frcder!ck, lI3r3ch AMI Harvey were
placed IN jill. All the robbers Hyet
here.
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n Good Move.


The Columbia Register of las!
Thursday says: "a few days ago
Chairman j. NJ. IS rkland OF the County
Board OF Control tpplied TO Chief of
Police Radcliffe for a list of police
court frtquenJrr5 Wn) were arrested so
often under the influence of whlskry.
lie was given large list and the
names contained therein were entered
on the fatal books Of the disquahlie 1
Kept I'D the ci'y di,prnSarleS. Since
that date the polio court has d Niudi,.d
down from d ~ 60 day ulIil nov tn"
lice nave very ii ile tr,lIbir from
IN st source. Gn"f R.l:l IF SAYS tnr
formerly dlSOfu tlS U.,unS OF the
town are no inG S'.ili OF p'.iy miIl IA.
NUNS III mp trlaOu Wl'n turu form r
rO "dy coudlLlUnS IetOrc NJ. kirkland
secured GrS list OI the di-ullilli III
On Sept. lOJH LWcnty-Ou: vlUiaLur5
W re- arreStv / Oh Tie street, Oi tn, cILy
u"der tie l.llu8 ICe Of HQlJr. IN
VO!ume OF lie poiiUc records 3luCe IT,. }
hos been rapIdY dccTcL,lng until III"
past te" days, Il lrln9 Whicn VII. I, cord
has not aver gel over tour cases per
dlem.' ThlS lSa good move, and We
hope 1t ~iD Ur adopted Uy the board Of
control of this q ,t1aIl the other coun, ies
i'll the State. NJ haUlCudl drui.k lrd
should be allowed 10 geJ one drop III
Whlskey from the dISpanSarleS
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n NlurderOr Lynch ed.

AIKEN, ). g., Sept. 27.-Calvin Stew.
art, the negro brute who murdered a
white man ne IT Langley a short tima
since. was captured yesterday in a
swamp above Langley by Constable
AuEustlno last night. The constable
ana few friends started to bring the
prisoner TO Aiken. When they had left
Langley, about mile in the rear, thew
were surprised by a mob Of fifteen or
twenty masked men. Before any resist.
alce could Do made tns prisoner wac
taken from them and 1iddled with huI.
lets. Coroner Couch was Immediately
notllled ana proceeded at once to the
scene OF action where an inquest was
leld Chl5 morning, the jury bringing a
verdict aS usual IN cases Of this kind
liaC The deceased came to his death at
Tie hand3 OF party or parties unknown
10 the Jury. Before being shot Stew
art confessed 10 having murdered old
man Carter at Langley and implicated
stephen Dunbar, who, he claimed. had
aided him In the murder. About z
o'clock today Sheriff Alderm an was no.
Llled that Dunbar had been caught and
that there was danger of his being
lynched also. The Sheriff went to
Langley and brought the negro back on
Iiic / o'clock train. He is now lodged
III u . Aiken jail. The Sheriff fearing
an attempt would be made tonight to
lynch Dunbar talegraphed Goyernor
IlIlnau for instructions, who wired
Immediately to Capt. A. w. Oakley of
the Palmetto Rifles to hold his com.
pany IN readiness to protect the pris.
Oner II called upon by the Sheriff. The
whole county IL stirred up about tho af-
lar and trouble is feared from the ma
grOeS -lteglster.
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A Venturesom. Convict.

AUGUSTA, September 26.--IIenry
ESogg'3s, white, who escaped from tn.
oouCn Carollna Penitentlary six years
ago, was arrested here to dav. G 10
gus S was convicted IN EI Xelield OF
thr''' U.oo s,eaiing and WAS sat up tor
cllrr yearS. After eighteen months
He' " ',e v,Ce no t tscdned and went to Virgin.
a few days ago he Came to Annnota oi
on visit t. relatives and was rscoI nC'
nized by Officer Webb, of the nol,c.
force, and was arrested. Gogpin9 ad1
mlts that he Is the man wantei and ra
turned to this section thinking the
matter had been forgotten The South
Carolina authorities have been notified
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y ltul" TO Show Cause

(plIMElA, :. g., Sept. 25.-It now
appttr1 that Attorney General Town
S"ni went on 10 washington for some.
lnlh% OF more Importance than the
state trademark matter. fie returned
yesterday afternoon and then the real
Oh 'cL Of his visit bUraIn" known. lie
went principally TO appcir' before the
lnilrd States Supreme Court and rush
-" cas-" oi cons able SW IN, in accord
hncc with the views o. Governor Till.
man. The : ate carries the Ci9eup on
An application for II writ OF habras
corpus, swan having b"ru held in con
tempt of the UnlIcd STATES CIR init
CpDrt. The \ 'tprncy General! presented
Ten tiny pr'ttIOn, giving ms reisDn
say ih" writ Shpul issue. lie app4ar.
"a before Justice Fmld "in vac ,tion,"
,tnd the h" "trlnG. as ~ %hr custom, was
'nlrc!y exp ute. Tnu AttprD ~ G meril
rI''ic t e first move success ,fuiiv, and
he G .Iu,. back armed with thu following
JiccT "hlch cXplAIhOd Itself:
" .Shing,nn, Sept. II, 1893.
~.Uilcmo Court Of lhc Uutcu States,
r''prr Mr. Justice Feed, n vacations
TX paGIrlu the naticrUr =. B. Syan,
ON Consideration Of the petition of
e. -. >,%nH, J. is 40 3 here ordered that
l - " y t'"li ny N. !, ttnn!nEham m
/ .H"d NtAt'S Marshal tor the District
"l N"'Hh Ctrnll'ha, before The Supreme
tGuI, 81. the CniLcI S'atr, 1T WiSIing.
'pb II Nrn"4y, tho 23rd day of OcC0-
Ger, 1888, al II O'clock uuOn of that
day, or Is 3" II thereafter as counsey
can BE- nCard, why a writ of habras
corpus should not be- grated AS praved
l %aId pch,ion. STEPHEN FiELD,
A. .ocIatr"u3tiC Of the Sup "emy Cour,
Of the UrlLed States.
C0pl"3 ot 'nlS paper will be served
upon the pre- .ecuting attorneys in tn,
N"ar case, AID as will be noticed. the
case IS taking the same course as th,
railroad contempt cases. 1t is tb,
carrying out OF Governor Tiuman,
Ideas as presented when the railroa,
contempt decision was rendered n,
Judge SimOntOn. y.
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The I<Danoko Riot

ROANOKE, Va, Sept. 2i.---Thc coron-
er's jury rendered Il verdict tonight as
result OF their investigation into the
canse Of the deaths Of el0nt men who
were SHOT down during the reign Of
mob law on last "Wednesday night.
Their finding is to the effect that the
men came to their death "Dy weapons
in the hands Of men or soldiers OF the
Roanoke Lght Infantry under the
command of Capt. .Jno. Bird, and other
officers and that the evidence showed
that he WAS acting under Instruct ions
OF Mayor front. The jurors think il
best to Recommend that the grand Jury
| or other competent court authorities
take charge of and investigate tn" lc,
gtll&y Of the acts of the said officials
| Capt. Bird was cross examined by the
jury this morning and reilerate his
Sta;emrntS made vest terday that he
cOnSldered himself dealing with amuU
| and not aS citIZ MS Ills tone Of voice
to the four men called to had &: ven the
order to lire III Il low window looking
ont upon the door being battered in Dy
| the mob. 1t was produced in the eyi-
| drnce Of anO'hr witness that l.. idy,
one Of the boys wounded, hal juSt
thrown \ rock through the il window
before being shot aTd mat j ohm Mills
WAS among the mob near The west sid"
door where the demons. Ta,IOn was the
lru lest. ih, verdict Is received with
general favor here, IT, uring rOnSI tered
III act al that the jury could Iatiiyn
by llud from The tVldcuCr in the case.
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COnsOli(iat. IL,

COLUMBIA, :. g., Sept. 22.--The con.
Sollud' lon Of the STAT ana the Evening
Journal was affected today Nv the par
chase Of the Journal by the Stale pub.
fishing company, which will cont ue
the puDic;. ion OF bDth newspapprs un-
der their present II tnrs rue two pt
pcrs viii be entirely indep nd"nt Of
each other, edltoria!lv. Mr. n. g..
Gonzales will, of course, cpntiaue :t5
the editor OF the State, but who wlIl
edlt the journal has not yet been rs
certaineA. Ambrose e. Gonzales, pres
ldeht OF the State Company, will nav.
general managemont of the two news
papers. fhe State has put in four
type setting machines and is on Il
Doom geueIallv
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In the SenaCe.

WAsIIINGToN, Sept. Ex-senator
lrby reappeared in the Senate today
ana went through his usual role Of
listening attentively to the discussion
Oh the silver question. He has not
made up his mind TO participate in the
debate, although his colleague, Senator
Butler, takes hand in the fight
against the repeal Of the Sherman law
occasionally.
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B"nt hciarY Appointments

,HIoLUMBIA, 5. g., Sept. 25.-Governor
~ ilillll%h mas given out the following
,hb tisH oi beneficiary appointments, for
Hn Iiio Term OF TWO years each, to the South
CChaoilna Chn1Inaato Medleal College, situated at
I'i1u : Wv iesSon: y. a. Rush, first distric;
C,oh w. tprS t1pGrlSckiand, second district; l..
fourth dlstric; E. l.. Horton. nth die.
trict; George l.. Dickson, sixth dis.
trlct; f. j. Carroll, seventh district.
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PHILADELPHIA, PN, sept, 27.--Sen-
excited the urrpcst feeling throughout
the State. Every Republican news
paper denounces his uttcrances rs "a
Datrayal of the States highest interest
and Il misrelresentatiOn Of public
sentiment. lie has not been in touch
with Republican sen iment in the State
for years ana his speech is generally re-
garded a final break with his party.
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DepOae IL.

WAsHGNGTON, Sept. 23.-Archbi-
shop Satolli, Apostolic delegate, wa,
asked today as to The accuracy of the
statement that Archbishop Kendrick of
st. Louis had been deposed by his
authority and that Archbishop KAN, his
co'adiutor, Lad been vested with full
archeplscOpal p)wcls. Monsiguor
Satolli replied: ut is all true. have
nothing further to say on the subject"
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Dies JfrAVRIY.

EUREKA, CAL, Sept. 23.-Chas. FL.
Badeu was hanged here yesterday Tor
the murder of Mrs. Price. Baden
kissed the sheriff and other bystanaer'
good bye and died braYelY, .
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BosToN, S:pL. 25.-An ind5G'n.&"
and warrant ls out !or tDr u:rcst # Re.
ardson, formerly g. tie iirn DI R ..I,>t.
sol aud Deus l"a.,ic" dealers, cllri-
ing him with 3wind.m& for over a 4 ar-
ter OF a million Of dollars. Tnr ii;ms
involved are some e he largest bank
Ing houses o. Boston, New YO"k aud
London. The mm"I.t,c complaint is
the firm of J. 5. Mprgm s. Co.,, tic
London bankers.
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Lose Gf LifU.

ViCCToRIA, b. 9. S-pt. GA North.
ern iaclllc steamer arriving last night
DoioughC word OF the burning Of the
husslau steamer Alphonse Ieevecke,
WIN the loss of sixty lives.
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THE COTTON CROP.
AN ESTIMATE MADE BY BY A HIGH
FOREIGN AUTHORITY.

IL. Pasch, of Havre, Franco, Gives His
Maxtmum FiGures-He Predicts Short t
Crop and Better Price.-H!s Predictions
heretofore Accurate.
AEG GUSTA, Ga. Sept. 27.-The Chron-
lcle OF TO day publishes the following
letter on the cotton crop at the request
of Mr.. w. +. Alexander, who says the
writer was nearer right last year than
any writer abroad, which entities his
opinion to weight now. Here is the
letter:
HAVRE, Sept. 9Th, 1893.
SIk:--Thougb l am perfectly aware
OF the inpossibility of giving at 80 ear
ly date anything like "a precise OF IT,
mate of the yet growing American
crop, think IT quite possible already
now to calculate on an approximate
eStlnate OF II, as the coming months
never add anything to Its conditions,
on the contrary. Besides, d, think
that it Is not so important to the trade
to get later on the precise figure of "A
crop estimate as to obtain aS early as
possible maximum figure. In this
way | stated III my circular of Sept.
10Th, 1892, that the calculation then
pointed, tor last years crop on the Bu-
reau's acreage and condition figures, to
a crop of 7,2l9,0OO nales, and on the
Chronicles acreage TO one of 7,625,OOO
balesY-Mbil + the generally adopted lig
nres were 7,750,OO0 to 8OOO,0CO bales at
that time l rallied to the first, the bu
rtau's, aud gradually reduced 1T as the
stas"n advanced to a production of
6,43O 600 bales, which proves to have
been quite near to the actual product
OF tht Stason.
by the same method [ calculate TO-
day as follows: The Bureaus conui-
ton figures OF the first four months
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Average four months SO5 against 80 8
Or dlmunition Of "a per cent. in the
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.>,...S- =; Z. 4se'o
THE APOLOGY.


Ch,de-not Il herr. Jon haply find
The rough romance OF country love- --s!
5 sing as we'll the brook and wind
Tho green below. the blue above &,
Here shall you read Of spreading cresa
The velvet OF tho sparrow's neck;
- Sometimes, shall glance the glowing tress
g And Laura's snow, withop. q. speck-
The crab that sets the moutlfawry, - !
= The chestnut with Its dolnea Of pink.
The splendid palace Of the sky,
The pool. where, droway cattle drink,
Tho stack where Colin hides to catch -''A-
The milkmltid with her beaded load:
: The singing lark. n poets match,
- { That travels up tho great bluo road;
s: ,Fho' cherr:. whence the blackbird bold :.
Steals ruby mouthfuls ut his ease, so
Tho glory OF laburnunl sold .sse}
--tFhe valiant piping Of the breeze -,
al. al ere here. Tho rustic Muse -,
Shall sing the pansy and the thrush.
-, All, chide not if;she sometimes choose :
Tho country love, the country blush!
,.t5 sSss;l N. r. Gale
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The TFottiing Stallion ion re- ~
!. !; ..:WHEfT'Ei.IFi:soiot,'71 !

Will make the spring-season in Acco-
mac, at .$20.to insure agmare ~ foal.
SO by season and IS for single SER
vice. all parties breeding to him to
be. held personally responsible for
service OF. horse in case OF sale or ex
change without. consent oft under
: Whiteiooot5 was Il. foaled. April eth,
1887, al; Modestown,a Walls of bay
color, with white feet, well broken.
very handsome and weighs 1865
|ipounds. He took, first premium at
the EASTERN Shore AGRICULTURAL Fair j.
as IN me anesGS e ssf oId and
~ ~ az with Ell III. tie 40 class: 80. :.
: He was SIZED BY Walker Morrill,,
the greatest speed.sire that. ever. WIS
in AccoInac 1t is useless, however,
to say anything about pedigree, for
pedigree ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is
nothing5n sayS:s5Tne Rentucky Stock
lFai1m1'e Observation-Disclosures speed!
Qualities with any staIlionf on the
.Eastern9Shore.la9 8 bfG e':s3;tie 3ai
I. The following FROM his trainer5 we'll
kliSwn 20nl title Eastern; Shore, ex!,
plains itself: 80 'p'1''i 4 - l-'ios -
MIR. W. B., PITTS. onaneock, Va. g;
%DEAR SIR: Y'esterday was work.
ing your horse he felt SO, good I give
him5c his: bit did not drive att him
much land went; easy around The
turns and he stepped a mile in 1882
and think he could have trotted in
2S;snext. week Twill commence tore
peat him but will notii-driNe: him
then40 forithenexttwo weeks.
i like .liim.;H4.o 1TrulYaH 1e--ss,'G2G J!
z; ..3iiIs.s 10 ,.lfatiUtiE.. S,.CuAYTON19i Il
J uly 18th. 1922 1aef !5ef12oi q q u
For further particulars apply TO
: Ia. ,f s .5s ny; 3 p1TTs Il
= 81, fr:J;I
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The trotting standard zbred stallion
4. ssaRRt Randolph ssG(;ro1nllnlsH ! {

;sIttsfaItHy 10 s7:l.l.i-l - , = :. - -
will make the .spFing season ia.
IAccomac from Graddo chxille.to
IDrummendtown,s $25a to DIN.
sure a mare in foal, $2ojbysea7
son, $40 for single service. pay
able. to groom at time of service
The following. is a copy of!the
IoFIC1AI CERTIFICATE, showing
that. he is rRoTTING. STANDARD;
from American lTrotting Regis
ter i,(... sarrUelzs5.. gsila gives
This is to certify that, Ram
dolph :Crommen has been duly
registered AS. standard under
Rule g., in,.Yolume KILL of the
AMERICAN, -TRoTT1NG REGISTER.
and the pedigree can be. traced
lin the following form:,ra Il57s.aG.
le14e9. iia.lir.,a sf5taasglYs!ls5i.ld 9dN
Randolph Crommell (6) b. sfoaled
1886; by, Haroldson 1882 dam Min,
J, ma by 1Champlin 1044;;H 6. d. Young
Nellierby Sherman! Black Hawk
;l4a; etc; ,(See Minna'Y oil. *. ),;,Bred
hylWm., Pickhardt, Schroon Lake,
| N n, 7 ,|passed to E. E. McC learyg,,
! Norfolk, Va, and from him to J. s.
/ Bull. :'atssz.ci ~ e! a';a ,isi
| Harold 419
Haroldson 1887 Vanity Fair
1-1.k-s. rI.';.s . - MI a Inn1iD 1{ld1
GrommeH Minna, q Young Nellie
2l42 ~ i lsi4fsta sa;juGltf arn sol Il
Given under my hand and seal, at
Chicago, Ill.,, this, goth day of Decem-
Der, A. ID. 1892. J.. K. STEINER.,
al I laan9ti1 eSsTI9's Register
For further particulars rs apply to-
.ta5 .sasaa JOSS. BULL,ls.4
- 9:s Charlottesville. Va. O
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So by Harry Clay As sire or
Clayton S::224, Surprise s:s6,
...5>f.... Shawlnnt 2:26, and, the ia
co NOUS Green Mountain
. aiy Maid, dam Of 9 in 30'list
.saee and of Electioneer,s the
81 greatesSofall as sire.
sired by Fiddler (Webers,
he, by Monmouth Eelips,
dam q JOHN Richards mare,
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So 81 r.rIsT MORE, MrIa::..

III 81 q. 1872 1:as 800 .
. .5@.s ...sa 81
-;r7,,s :, s7its - ..iiT ~
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s ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. p - = =

In presenting Lee Cuyler to the
public for service we do soln the be-
lief that we are Offering as fine speci-
men of the trotting horse as has eyer
been offered to the public on this
Peninsula both as to gait, breeding
and indiyidualityi 'andiwouid ask all
parties interested to see. him; also to
examine himself and--his breeding
critically when you will find him not
one of. but the very strongest bred
in Hambletonian Bloodon the Shore,
(or ever here) being grand son and
Sreat-grand!sonso of Hambfetonian'e 10
with and other cross through Curry
Abdallah, the grand dam Of Leland,
grand sire Office Cuyler, ea;nd:to this
add, the 5bloodiof Harry Clay a. the
sire of the. great = Green Mountain
Maid, the dam of 9ini the 3O.list and
of 4Eiectioneer;. the greatest OF talli)
through Fanny Clay his grand dam,
and to that the prepotent blood of
American Star IA through Imogene,
the dam of, Leland; with the nerve,
giving thoroughbre blood Of Webers
Fiddler, beneath all l ask, are we
claiming to much as to breeding, for
Individuality he will show for him III !.
self. ,cT.,.ol5 ..,.ia -.a9ys.f,ll. .d4;
mae county,, apply to burlington
Bros. Fair Oaks, or for Northampton
'l.s,d' - FLOYD BROS, 49,
- . Bridgetown, Va. ~.
Terms $50 to insure mare in foal.
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4 New Class nfColn pounds.

2 Tie nitro ,net,sisr are u new class Of
compounds discovered by, Sabatier and
Senaereils. They have; found that re-
duced, copper absorbs, in the cold, the
llvapors. Of, nitrogen peroxide. heat being
'diseugaged during 6 the process The
product is a ,r,lrooa coloredzcompound,
the compassionate which As represented
.tiy the, formula Cu2N or This Is nitro
copper. A. similar compound has been
obtained with cobalt. New Y ork Jour:
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Tic Most Magnificent Array Of Diamonds
Mrs. John Bloodgood Is said BY the
most noted Of the London jewelers. to
have a more magnificent: array OF dia-
n,onds than snyywo,nan extant. sShewas
one of the four Americans who we're
abloto secure a box at the opera In Lon
don during the summer Of 1892, and her
diamonds, even iusthat show excited, the
greatest comment. New FORK Recorder.