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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-09
DEERING.

Judge Elder held session of his court
Yesterday to try George Spright, Stephen
barbarick and David Cook for drunken
ness and disturbance. They were all
found guilty and fined So and costs
apiece
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-09
We FRAME PICTURES
To Order and Sell Them as
Well. Call and See Us

if you want anything in our line. and we will
save you money, +. d. REYNOLDS, 556
engine house. r. S.-A picture free to ey
cry purchaser noyA-1W$
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-19
Preparing TO Fight the Oh Olera.

WASHINGTON, March 18 The confer
ecce between the officers of the Marine
h, spital service and the Maratime quar-
autine officers Of the Atlantic and Gulf
coasts hiss adjourned after having virtu
ally agreed upon uniform code of quar-
antine regulations which, it is believed,
will be as effective as regulations can he
in preventing the Introduction Of the
cholera The work f the conference is
now being put into shape, but it viii be
some time before the regulations ar
framed and ready for official promu' ga
ton L. is understood that five days was
agreed upon as the period OF detention
for quarautined yes sells Certain regula
tiOns as to disinfection and other mat
ters will operate to modify this period
and will leave more CT less discretionary
power in the officers adm nisteriug the
law. The period Of detention for Yellow
fever has not yet been definitely deter
mined, the conference leaving this and
some other matters in the han 7s OF the
e vernment officers at full e4 change
/ OF views.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-19

WASHINGTON, March 1s Although
= he democrats assert that they have not
decidedto attempt there organization OF
elective officers of this session of the sen
ate, the republicans seem 10 think an
effort of this kind viii be made and are
preparing 70 resist it Prominent re-
publican leader. stated today that the
me embers on his SIDE of the chamber had
heen discussing the situation and would
orgauize solid opposition he Also
cited the fact that all the PR .der l.
xere on their side and intimaied that in
the debate ths, would cert,.isly FOL
low an attempt to reOrganize. ,he re
publicans would make some pertinent
quotations from the Congressional Re
cord. When ask d what the prospec',
there WAS Of success he replied that th,
opposition in the past had been success
ful and that il would be none the less g.
his time.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-19
Lamar Memorial Services,

WAsHINGToN. March 1S A largely
attended meeting Of tae bar Of he United
) ates Supreme Count WAS held iu tle
court room TINS af ernOon for he purpose
of EXPIRE ssing the regret of the Oar at the
death of the late Chief Justice Lamar
Sena.or Villas presided. Senators
George, Walthall, Mitchell of Oregon;
Representative Catchlngs and John Ran
dolph Tucker through his son, Repre-
sentative Tucker of Virginia) delivered
eulogies, Among others present were
Attorney General Olney, Senator Hoar,
representatives Allen and H, oker, Gen
eral John c Black. solicitor General
A d ic,. Ex-Sen ator Henderson, of Mis-
spufl, W E E4rie, w. Il PhilliLs and
G. Bancroft Davis
The following trlbut. presented by
Senator George, was adopted:
Resolved, that by the death Of Mr..
Justice Lamar the country loses a Judge
showed that he had a rare judicial mind
and temperament with great power OF
leg al analysis and the faculty of expressiag
himself in nervous English which left
no room for Misunderstanding. His
long service In pubic life fitted him to
deal with great questions of constl'u
| tional law which make seat upon tn.
bench Of the supreme court so impoi m
and So responsible. He entered early
into puollc service aud soon becam,
prominent. When the war closed M
one was more conspicuous than he 10 th'
efforts 10 allay dlslrust, TO do ava,
with division and coldness aud to pro
duce throughout the union feeling o
confluence and good will F'r this h
labored and spoke in the senate ant
with TINS ever before his eyes he admln
isterel the department Of In err
We offer this tribute to has mem II
with no wish to perform a mer
perfunctory outy Over and abov
his intellect, his trained faclli
Ties aud his knowledge, his w
and his power, he was an aft ctionatt
loving and lovable mao, dear To all u h
knew him He is mOurned not MY o
MS friends, buG by many VINO had L
personal acquaintance with him"
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-19
Half Million Fire Loss.

MILWAUKEE March 1S A fire tartod
in the secoud fl 1or Of the Straw Eilt-
woItl Manufacturing Company building
on Broadway, just south Of Michigan
street, az 80 this morning La thee
quarters of al hour ii was under control,
out in that time the loss OF $500 600 hs.d
been sustained hv the Straw EliswoS
Company, and Friend Brothers, man
facturers Of clothing
There were about $50 employed in the
Straw Ellsworth building, At the time,
mostly girls, and all escaped 10y way 81
the roof on adjoining BUILDINGS. or by
means of she fire escapes The entire
fire department was on the scene. AT
1915 1t was under control the bu d No
is known as the Friend BLOCK; is valu-G
At $3.50 coo aud runs from 354 10 362
Broadway.
The f.e was confined the middle por-
ton which is occupied jointly by tts
Saw, FL sworth and Friend concerns
The former are wholesale dealers in hat
caps aud gloves, and tre Friend stock
consists entirely Of clothing. The loss
while mostly through, smoke and water
| is very heavy, and is divided approx
m.t lv as follows: Fr eud Bros huidn!
$50, 600: Friend BIOS. stock $3.50, 900
Ssrau E sworth Co. stock 5000 900; IL
sura1 c. about seventy five per cent. 0
loss No one was IL jured.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-19
COTTON SEED IMPORTED
Planter. VIII Attempt To- Equal al,
Egyptian Product.

WASHINGTON. VI rch Is The Egvp
tan cotIon seed ~ nich was l,urch.seu by
) creisrg Russ 'hr ugh the United Sta, 9
Consu, Gri eral At Giro. Egypt. has bee
received st the Depsrtmest Of Agric, J.
tire. The purpose of this mp 1T tian
If seed Is. IS SIT forth in Mr. Rusk's lest
report IS Secretary Of Agriculture. 70
undertake, with the CO op ration of
the experimen. stations in tie cotton
1t tstes, experiments with view 20 pro
iuclng colt n of home growth,
which may serve as An Efficient sub
sti ute for The Egyptian. of which
during the last fiscal yesr more than
81, 900 600 worth was imp rted into this
country, an increase Of Is per cent. ov.r
the previous vesr. aud of considerably
more than 100 per cent over the yea-
ending 1890 The cn'ton seed r, ceived
At the department consists of two of tn.
oes' known EVvptisn varieties. the
Atti" aud the B ,miah " the distri-
buttons will be made Ia the experimen,
stations In the cotton ststrs, and slso
through the senator's of those s'a.es.
planters whom thrv may secommend ~
persons well qualified aud willing to give
the Egyptian seed n careful trial. A re
port un I * c ndltions Of soil and clima;.
aud meth ds of Gu tivation of the Egyp.
nsu cotton # being prepared for the 4
! par'ment under NE direction OF ,u'
consul gcn,ral in Egypt.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-19
Reducing Expenscs.

WASHINGTON, March ls As the re-
SUI OF certain modifications and changes
in the work of 'he bureau of animal IL
ius;rv. Secretary VI rton has made
cons derable reduction in the number Il
persons on the roll Of the bureau. .ffect-
ing large monthly saving in expepses
The chief Of the bureau. reporting To IN.
secretary. says that with very few *
eeptions the people whose services have
been dispensed with have done faithful
and Efficient work, but that the work fpr
which rhty were appoir I'd has been ac-
cor plished The work has been reduced
by the changed conditions over which
the department had no control" The
total lumber of employees of the buresu,
whose services are thus dispensed with.
s forty seven, whose monthly cpmpensa
ton aggregated 81 SOL The number OF
persons on the microscopic force fur
ioughed is 12l. whose monthly compen-
sstlon aggregated So $50 The totsl
monthly saving effected by these dis
missals and furloughs amount To $40 SOL
This represents an annual saving of oyel
fl25 O60
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-19

WAsHTNGToN, Mach lS-Commis
sioner Mason Of the internal revenue,
mas prcpar, d statement showing that
ne aggregate collections from internal
revenue { II the first eight months If the
current fl cal year were Sl07 $50. 542, an
increase over the corr, soondinp period
Of previous fi-cal year OF 81, l54 194 The
items # ,venue were: Sririts s6i 033
SO an Increase Of 81 l02 46s; tobacco
S9l .723. 902, increased fl.177 OBS; fer
mented liquors so. 692 046, increase 81
$1,000 AS; olermargsrine fl.l52, SIC.
increase 1872 332 Miscellaneous g.,
lS1 66. increase nf 81, The aggre
gate receipts for February were $56l,-
3s2 less than those for Februa. 1892
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-19

NEW ORLEANS, March 1s-The sand
taken by Attorney General Ffank
Johnson, of Mississippi, in reference to
prize fighters traininA, in Mississippi for
contests either III that state or Louis ana
has caused decided comm ption iii the
sporting circles here
Andy Bowen, who was IN training at
Hsrsborough, Mississippi, for his slight
with Jack Burke next month, came oV er
today and declared that he DID not want
to fool with Mississippi justice
Prof Robertson, at whose quarters so
many fighters has been trained, nas de
termlned to look for another place. At
torney General contemplates or,ng ac,ior
against each and every puglllst who has
trained for faish fight along the Gull
coast
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-19
The Financial Probletn

WASHINGTON. March Is Secretary
Carlisle Expects TO have ready t. submi,
some tiaa, C al propositions by the time
congress meets which will form the basis
# an agreement between congress and
he executive on the vexed financial
problem Gentlemen who have talked
with hum on the subj,ct say he has n
plan pretty well outlined in his mud
which will involve compile renrganiza-
tion of our financial syst.m. Ii is said
hat it will include the repeal of the la 3
compelling the purchsse Of silver 10y the
government and will provide for the de-
ticiency Of currency by providing for the
repeal Of the state bank tax and the is
sue If currency by banks uud.r stat,
charter under the general supervision OF
the general government. the security for
the currency proAided for under the law,
# the stat. requiring the approval Of III,
government.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-19
Raptt.t Mission Centennial.

RICHMOND, Va March 1S The Bsp
tist centennial celebration which com
menced in this city this morning will
continue to the 20yh 1t was opened
this evening with devotional meeting
ut the First Baptist church conducted by
Rev. DR.. Broaddus, Of Louisville The
movement for this centennial began some
years ago in the Southern B4p,Ist con-
vel ton The proposition was - commem
crate the centennial Of organized modern
missions Just one century agp VIM.
Carey sailed from England TO India IL
Company with oue Thomss and Baptist.
throughout the world are endeavoring 10
rise special sums of money for mission
ary work, AID to quicken the interest Of
the denomination in foreign missions.
In the South under the direction of th'
c3nveL ton, II is sought to secure $3.50 0C0
20 be used as fund for chapels. b b
translation and the like, and esp, cislly TO
enlarge current operations Of the foreign
and home mission boards The members
of the comm ttee In charge OF this work
are Dr. T. T. Eaton, of Louisville; T.
d. Pritchsrd, Of Charlotte; II H. Gar
ris, of Richmond; F. NJ Ellis, of B4lti-
more, and L l. Tichenor, Of Atlanta
Tomorrow services will be held in al
the Baptist churches in this city anO
Manchester, when the subject of moderr
miss ons will be fully discussed. Among
the prominent ministers present. ar,
Lansing Burroughs, Augusta; Jno. A
Broaddus, Louisville; Frank Nj Ells
B B4ltimore; T T Eaton, Louisville
Thos II. Pritchsrd, Charlotte N. c.
G. F Bagby, Farmviile, Va; Wan
Jones, Atlanta; j B K. Turpin, Cnar-
lottesville; Rob Van Deven'er. Hen
derson; Neighhnrs, Of Texas; Porter, Q
Wake Foresl, n c.; Dr.. w. d Powell
Of Mex CO.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-19
sam Massey Must Die.

DALLAS. Texas. March IS A special
to the B BJnham News says: The jury IL
The case of San Massey. colored, charged
with assaulting Mrs. Elizabeth Smith
returned verdict fixing his penalty al
death Mrs Smith died since the AZ
sault Massey was tried IN Gr"yson
couuty for assault and for beating hls
children and murderously assaul'ing
Mrs Sm Tia He was then G VET d atu
panalty, but the higher court held that
the excitement ran so high and the mob
Influence directed against Massey so
strongly that it was impossible for hlm
to GET fair trial and tne Judgment was
reversed. Massey obtained change
from Venue to BoDhAm, where he was
tried yesterday When he was brought
into court yesterday tae husband of Mrs.
Smith assaulted HIN with knife but
was pulled away before NJ .ssey was hurt.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-19
Cholera Spreading I'm Russia.

LoNDoS. March lS Reports from
West.rn Russia show thai the cbo.era
mas 9 hold on several cities and
many villages. In St.ruopol the fresh
cases in the last Seek have mum Dered on
IN aversge Of fifteen daily, and the
deaths between seven and eignt Ia As
'rakhsn one Hundred and seven Cases
have developed since February % In
Dotn cries tie au- u-ho-ities have called
he disease 'dysentery" ard deny that
my cholera has appeared there IN the
ia-t four months; but private advices re-
ceived in Odessa from physicians resid
Sng in the infected districts, leave nc
,aubt AZ 10 the choleraic nature of the
epidemic
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-19
Another Dynamite Outrage Attem pied

ROME March 1S Folio wing close
upon the unsuccessful attempt to blow
up the ancient Mattel palace, the resi-
dence of Hon. A G. Potter, American
minister to I.aly, there was another
dynamite outage attempted today at
Palazzo Altieri, the headquarters Of the
Quardia Nobili, one Of the military or
carnations whose duty it is to attend
The Pope and to be present at great
religious functions at the vatican
E4riy this morning a boy passing the
| PalaZzo A tier saw a mass of what he at
tirst thought was mortar lying upon the
steps Of the palace. With boyish curiosity
he ran up the steps and was surprised to see
burning fuse ex ending from the mass
The boy at once stamped out the fuse
with his feet, and tnen notified the police
! The gerdarmes were at once sent to the
palace, ard were not long in ascertaining
that W hat the boy had at first mistaken
FIR mass of mortar was a powerful
bomb. containing dynamite or other high
explosive. The bomb was encased in 8
thick c, ating of plaster Of paris, which,
in the opinion OF an expert, would have
added ~ the destruction that would have
been wrought had the explosion occurred
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-19
As BAD As A BULL,
\ Washington China shop Wrecked
by an Snfurtated Woman.

WASHINGTON March IL Mrs KinCn
Nlcolaldes, the wife Of PROPRIETOR o. a
fashionable hric brac store on F street
tnis city. with a brsuch at Saratoga.
n. Y. turned that establish INTO
destruction about noon to day The af-
fair caused considerable excitement, IS
1t occurred at a time when that thor
ouehfare Was crowded with ladies
The first intim alton that any one had
Was when the front windows fell with a
crash on the pavement. A crowd at
ntca collected and the first on the scene
fouod Mrs Nicolaides in the window,
with large $500 vase in her hand, des-
troyirg everything WITHIN her reach
she then jumped from the window and
went through the aises of the store,
smashing all the cases and everything in
them
The store was Immediately closed and
police officers stationed outside Of IT.
Mr.. Nicolaides disal peareo after the
trouble jealousy on his wife's part OF
one OF his employees is assigned as the
reason Of the outbreak
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-19
Sheriff and Deputy Shot and KILLED.

JELLIco, Tenn. March 19 } I'm
Burnett, shert # of Campbell county, was
shot and instantly killed this morpir & on
the outgoing passenger train. leaving
here at 4 80 o'clock. Deputy Sheriff
Jno. DAFT was also shot and msy die
The latter arrested man named White
here yesterday, but he VAS rescntd ~
Jerry and John smith, VINO are otorlous
characters IN this part of the 'untry
The Smith boys boarded the train on
which the sheriff and his deputy bad
taken passage. intent upon revenge. La
the fight VIII ch e sued one Of the des-
peradues was also killed.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-19

| AND FOX SAl4A = by virtue If
l. ed OF mortgage executed ~ Lewis
y. Atrgum a. q wife, | VIII fer for sale
for casa t the court house door IN Ral
etsh. 98 Monday varcn 9th, 1893, the
'o#gWg' tract OF laud, lyi z ar be np IN
lr tHu-Lip. Eegin. ipx a. a stake, w.
Bottles goruer, o. eHce south SIS degrees
ee' I've Hn0 bali poies r. d stake in said
Bottles Ire; thence rth eight pot, to
aao.v6oi agd pointers; the c. north S.
4tSees. wtsr forty poles to stake and
,1E' -- "a rCe North g oeyrees West,
lluttv-tSo o ant sew n -tenths g. stake
7ud pointers. thence south Az degrees,
west four pole 70 a stake; the",e south
2 degrees, ea : Cne hundred and twenty
SIX and one Filth poles to the begta, ipg,
containing. according To neas urement,
Tort -nlLe acres Title perfect T e sad
deed OF mortgage Is register ed n book "a
it tage 3', OF register OF deeds office
Wake county.
j G.. y. HARRIS,
Att. ruey of Mort gayee
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-19
NOTICE.

,..tr..rsn,. of dtel # trust execu ed ON
.fI.. Ny, -7G, by and between
st.lu aud wife Rosallns, of Hert
iu .te StSte of North Ca oil ma,
t... ira, part and Csldsel Hardy,
t Norf la, party Of the se5cnd
,I... tts duly r, corded on page Isl
u tha othce of the Register Ut
t.t NHrthampton county and state OF
.ar,r uus 20 secure certain indebted
a.rfr fr-rri ed, OWING To the Far
-..I Ser hauts' Loan and Trust Com.
rat N-N 2, 1873 and due January
t.rt.u fho1rau d dullars with interest
...... s..t d, and which is now held and
N Grand 4 Sons, and whi
........a .aid aud the default of psym ert
E ts- continued for ore than thirty
,-. tHasu3errigned trustee, will on the
s..ar March. lSg, cell for cash to the
I.tH.t - the court house in Jsckso1,
..aE..4 t.al Northampton md State of
- ,s.. ms the following r al estate
. IH. rrstt of and descrlbe III sad
44, ,trH-. a- wing I'm Occoneechee Neck
..Is.s--t4 4s rquhsrt- land" containing
sixteen hundred 'cres lying in
t,.4tfe .' NUrthau pfon and which is de-
.H,f. a uyeyed ia the deed from David
b. a.. fru-te TO rail The Farmers
H..V.-,6 Its oan and Trust Company Of
T.Ut. af IuIv Il, s74, registered III the
tHU Iat siNAtI u WI 'ilaAA t'h v amy
.t-.HH ha0s H, page IA, and which is
....t 4s-t-tr,l loo IN deed from j. W. Urqu
t.,t MISSIONER 10 the said TIE Farmers
~ VareN,ut- Losn and Trrst CompsI of
I.fs 1.tasry .7 l-1G, registere' IN sane
rs4hask rag. 70 anr also described in
4aet HERETOFORE executed 10y tie said Farm
.r.aat Ne-et sut- l.. an ana Trust ompany TO
tbe..f1hu " Fsi.on, dated May II, 1875, az
hyf,,.reate 20 winch -eye al deeds will more
fefvsasear, &c snd having been made on
raIs De- said holders of sad note to make
.gag .s.e tu order to pay said Indebtedness.
Fay.seo Of said UrqLhsit's land will be
usHe .1h.rct t0 ths le Sc to the State OF
Nsrt .aru ma a. sn annual rent OF $i.6 4
and su optos o. purchase for 81 UC0 both OF
vm N wlil expire Jan sry |, 1870, and which
are rpfa ra' iu the sealed agreement made and
entered iftDon et0tpr %, 1889, by and be-
uu..G vs. G-.rlr nd s. Il. Grandv, pari'
rss g. vs. Gfuly ~ Sons, of Norfolk
Fa..r8 " Vs. GrtGdy AZ executor Of Will an
-Hdta gsr ef.t th first part, and John W
Fatr, Do Hrr iori county. North . ruiina
party 10 fHe second part in which his Wit,
N.U l0H.j ard the tate of Aor'h Car"lin
s..us b su1 through the board of director
pt tae reuit n,lary ot said State party of tn,
"H8 s which il rec, rded on age 3al
El va Hll d IS Of ook 81 in tie office G
ur N.,l. er0t Dae's ct said county ofNorth
Au.'Uh This February rs, 1893.
CALDW ELL HARDY, Trustee.
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Died at E.ighty-Gwo.

CHARLESTON, Marcn lS-A s John
-tnn, fyr many years one Of the leading
merchants and tnsnciers Of III city.
died here today after al illness Of two
week. He was So years old. He was
for many years leading member Of the
iy good house OF Johnston, Crews &
O. ani one time. served a. alderman
y the city under the fifst democratic sd
mid the reconstruction. he
va. ". b. Knby the Federal govern
men var, in Charleston all
| 'or re1,.- civulge the s8c'ets OF
th- imyor ing and exporting company,
a concern engaged during the war il
\ DlOck ade running.
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The Suns cotton report says: Traoi' e
coLtined to quite moderate llILi
and t1uctuations were not great b ars
Were surprised at the Bullsh Liverp ,Ol
news today. and 50 tar that matter were
Bulls THIS, together with tle recen,
tf1ux of tton to the cOatlnent, caused
Il Sign. advance at first, bu. it was loci
market and good many operators here
peter t. settle up tnelr trades on ei Der
slde Of Il e account on Saturday for ftas
of what may possibly take p ace on Sun
day Otherwise there was enough S, II
,ng to give the market set back, and
quo att, MS were slightly below tle final
hgures OF yesterday The kernel of he
whole situation is the English strike, and
nothing new was known IN regard to the
matter. Prices rose 70 points, bus
lost this and closed quiet aud l 70 2
points lower with sales of 81 500
bags Liverpool advanced l t, j
points are closed quiet with spots sales
Of q 900 bales. the reports at the ports
We're s 052 bales against 7, 191 tnis day
last week and II. S63 last year Receipts
at three interior towns were $40 bales
against 345 this day last week and SS;
last year. In New Orleans futures ad
vauced to points, lost this and de-
cllned to 3 points Spot prices here
were advanced l 1-l6 with sales OF 2 ~;
for export and 1919 for spinning. De
hveries 300 bales; midling uplrnds,
| cents. ) u hern spot markets we're gen
orally quiet and unahered. G.lve,tor
was weak New Orleans sod 3, TO-
baes Exports from the ports were Is,
562 bales
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F airVieW Farm.
Staiiion- iuI4tNaR

FRANKLIN CHIEF -au .a.,a...
i-fer-d NJ S'l7 ca.~f1at 4,
hands high weigh ~
An 'n'rac Norg4- y ss-. .t-..
In record - 2. l. the sire b. 3. .. s.a....
he y snu n: ID a ~ stH
SB6 the dam u ~ in aaHr d -.
-,us one In 23a lit snd .f S.. -,..
han Allen ~ recsri - i.r.-A
Daniel Lambert ~, yt srt.s5 ..tt.sE.
the haudsom~ Z Sta stn taf.s~. -
tie gresie sire - rA.5 ...l..... .sv
colts In Nor'h F4r fra
VI ONDINE ~tt-1 - i. .-.-..l
No il2Sa. DARK trovr .fa.s ~. I.-t.
hiyh weighs l.2n mods 81. g. s. +.
hred Hamhie-on r.- .f-4 -.. rt.s
record ~, sire ~ tfl4u ind s~.
other 2.3O troter .su .t t...,-.
Wilkes, rerotd - EFT 81 d "a. +fa- u
pelm ni sire a. n l.t s-..s rt.-
Nutwood ~. VII Ht in ..N
George ~ ilkes nd Is 81 r. t.s.. rsss
'escendaris IL 81 llsi Nu 500, 80 .,n
Troublesome. rrsnrd - u b.. ~.
0e.iar than sSl 10 hrr tr.d#f O.. 10. v..
=eDger Dur3 sire n is ~ arP Z
dam of ~ In so. aad a. hy U.d Hsmh.-I
tonian 10
Stallion cards givi-g 'gI f-.cr'r,.
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