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Masts and Rigging.

Each of the three nasts of all but very
small vessels consists of n number of sticks
one above another. The "hccl" of the top
mast comes q little below the "hcad'' OF
the lower mast and Is secured by cap"
sort of iron band. and bar, called q
i'd Above the topmnst comes the top
gallant mast, and above that the royal
mast.
Tho running rigging consists of ropes
used i'll handling the yards and sails, and
every rope has n distinguishing name.
Halyards are ropes used to hoist yards and
sails. Braces are ropes used TO swing the
yards around By.
To the beginner the names of ropes arc
apt to be very confusing. Old salts arc
fond of spinning II yarn about lad who
wanted to go to sea until he heard that tho
fore topgallant studding sail boom tricing
lining thimbe block mousing was the
name OF about the smallest bit Of rope on
board ship, when he at once concluded that
such being the case ne could never expect
to master the name of the largest rope ana
consequently decided TO become u farmer
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-14
THE FAMILY DOCTOR.
iie Discusses the Proper and Improper
Treatment of Burns.

Burns and scalds arc of such frequent
occurrence in every home that every
mother should be Interested to know how
best to treat them and to secure the most
speedy relief. The danger arising from
burns and scalds depends not only upon
tho extent Of the surface involved but
also upon the depth of the injury Burns
are most dangerous when occurring upon
the head, chest or abdomen All irritat-
ing applications should be avoided the
application should be cooling and sooth-
Ing and should be applied so ms to exclude
the air
1t has been recently discovered that
Quratol is the most effective remedy for
burns and scalds known to science. 1t
removes the fire and relieves the pain al
most instantly and pcrfccts speedy cure
Apply Quratol freely on wet bandages rs
near air tight rs possible for poultice cf-
feet. Dilute with six parts of water to one
of Quratol. 1t gives no pain and prevents
inflammation.
Sores of all kinds, cuts, wounds and
swellings are quickly cured. Keep it
handy for accidents for the best accident
insurance policy is speedy cure All
druggists sell Quratol.
Mr. j. E. Booker, editor of the Suffolk
Herald, Suffolk, Va. says: II have found
9uratol valuable remedy in my house
hold My wife has used it for severe
scald with entirely satisfactory results.
We have also used it in various other in
stances and consider it n valuable family
remedy
Mr.. E. P. Belotc, brickmason, 11s
Maltby avenue, Norfolk, Va, says: "My
little child fell accidentally on a stove,
burning her face very badly. tried Our
atol with wonderful results. It took the
tire out in remarkably short time and
the wound healed rapidly. 1t is the best
remedy for burns l ever used"
Druggists sell it-50 cents.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-14

Many persons show so strange a scnsi-
tivencss to tie Q;,Cs;ion of age that their
friends may we'll avoid the entire subject.
When Mrs. 5. g. Hall was at least 40 years
DID, she met ut n reception n young clergy
man who was apparently delighted to soc
her.
Mrs. Hall" said he II remember read
ing your books when l was u child, and
that was especially charmed by the Irish
stories"
Then sir" flashed Mrs. Hall, "if you
read my books when you were u child, you
ought to know better than to say 500
The mother of Julia Kavanaugh was a
woman of great intellectual power and I'M
usual force of character, but even when
she was so years old she was ashamed of
her age.
One day she went with her French maid
to the cemetery ut Nice to visit the tomb
she had erected to her daughter The two
wcrc standing before the stone when the
maid innoccntly read the inscription .Iu.
liza kavanaugh had then been dead seven
years, and her age, 81, was OF course re-
corded.
Madam must be very old, " remarked
tho maid
"Old" exclaimed Mrs Knvannugh.
why should DO oldf What do you know
about my agc?''
"Madcmoiscllc WAS 81 when she died. ;"
continued the girl, land she has been dead
some time. Therefore madam must be
very old
Mrs. Kavanaugh said nothing, but next
day she sent Il mason TO the cemetery and
had the telltalc figures removed. Youths
Companion.
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CAN OPEN ANY SAFE.
An Expert Says Ito Can DO 1t In Thrc,
Hour. with q SatchcI Outft.


Ono of the most expert "safc blowers"
In this country, or any other, for that mat
ter. is William G. Clark, now resident of
Chicago. Some foolish friends of Mr..
Clark have been claiming that he is the
only man who knows anything about
blowing open safe, u statement which
Alr. Clark himself promptly refutcd in
conversation with reporter.
How did you gain your experience in
opening safest" was asked
"Lcgitimatcly," answered Mr.. Clark
smiling. "When n boy learned the ma
chinist trade in the Providence locomotive
works When about 81 years old entered
the service of my present employer. For
three years 1 was with Professor Charles
r.. Munroc of Columbian university, Wash
mgton. He was the expert on explosives
selected by the commission appointed by
act OF congress in 1890 to determine by nc
tua tests OF safes of various manufactures
what would be best for the proposed gov
eminent safes and vaults. These expert
ments, lasting three years, were conducted
at Newport, X. 1. Lieutenant Rodman
was appointed by tho government to assist
Professor Munroc, and assisted in every
test that was made"
How do you proceed to forco OXEN
safe?''
III tho idcn is to do it quickly, L usually
bore II four inch hole in the safo-that is,
hole four inches in diameter Then a
little nitroglyccrin does the rest
How can you drill such u hole In a
hardened steel sufe?'
with II compound blowpipc in 19 min
utcs L can heat rcdhot II spot six inches in
diameter. This draws the temper Of tho
steel and leavcs ii as soft and easy to cut
rs iron. Then With Il 'cathcad' drill we
cut groove an eighth of an inch wide
around u spot four or even six inches in
dinmatcr. 1 once cut II four inch hole
through n steel vault door 81 inches thick
in tho Mercantile National bank of New
York in hour and 5S minutes"
What tools do you usc:''
I'm addition To the blowpipe and drill
have small pocket battery, q coil of in
sulated wire with dctonators, Il few wedges,
hammer and half pint flask of nitro
giyccrin mixed with alcohol. 1 carry tho
entire outfit in u small s;itchel."
do you always use nitroglycerin?"
Yes, 1T is tho best explosive for many
reasons. Put in n bottle with some alcohol
1t cannot possibly bo exploded, yet in five
minutes time it can be made ready for
use. All that is necessary is to pour water
in the bottle. The alcohol unitcs with it
and the nitroglycerin settles to the bottom.
1t doesn't make any report to speak of; it
can be introduced where nothing else could
and 1t always does the work.
How much is roQuircdf"
From two or three drops to half an
ounce for each explosion, depending en-
tirely upon circumstances burglars al
ways use too much. The most nitroglyc-
erin ever used on safe, and Two opened
hundreds of them, was four and eight
tenths ounces. have opened every known
mako of safe, except one, and will wager
any reasonable amount that there is no
safe made that cannot open within three
hours, without injury to the contents"
Chicago Inter Ocean.
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GUlNEVERe.

The King and all his knights have passed away.
Sir Luncelot will never break trust,
And eaten is ENcalibur with rust;
Vivien and Elaine are turned to clay
White witch of winter and white bride of May,
Their bones are driven of the wind US dust:
Guincvcrc alone cndurc5 and ever must
Whilc men learn faith and women To betray.
Her rose leaf lips are ever fresh and sweet.
Her ivory body is more white than milk.
Her hair moro golden than the sun above;
She leads us swcctly with thread Of silk;
We love to feel our nccks beneath her feet,
For only she has found the grail of love.
London World
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Il think. " said the cheerful idiot, that
1t will not bc long before the fellow who
was arrested for the murder of that man
Saturday will! be convicted"
=" Do you think he is going to confess9"
asked the lardady.
"Oh, no." said the cheerful idiot IT
base my idei. Oh the fact that the conflne-
ment in pr son may tell on him. "-Indi-
annapolis Journal
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NOTICES OF DISSOLUTION.

~ Is. Ludwig and C. a. Moomaw, trading as
Consolidated Cigar Co., manufacturers agents,
IL this day dissolved by mutual consent, G. "A.
can be paid TO either of the undersigned.
@. A. MOOMAW,
r. Is. LUDWIG.
Roanoke, Va, May 30. 1895 58l If
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RCSTEE'S SALE OF REAL. ESTATE-BY
virtue OF deed of trust dated the 2sth day
Oh Feoruary, 1892, from Eleanor Il. Bower ana
husband 10 Alex Neil and Rush L. Derr, TO
Sonsttnction Company the payment OF Sl,XO,
ana aetault having occurred in tho payments as
PROVIDED for in said deed for more than six
months, and ut the request OF the beneficiary tho
unuelslgncd, rs surviving trustee Crush U. Derr
having departed this litel, will, ON THURS.
. CL OK a. NJ, In fro 1t of the premises, pro
ceed TO sell ut pnblic auction to the highest bid
DER all mat certain parcel of land living In the
cry OF hoanokc Va and described as follows:
Beginning nj point on the south side OF Salem
avenue 100 feet west OF Grove street, thence
thence Iorth 81 degrees west so feet TO a point
tncncc north y degrees east 200 feet 10 Salem
avenue thence south 81 degrees cast so feet To
inc pace OF beginning, being LOT No 4 section
w. +. Rorcr's map.
But as TO the following described part OF said
Ishu, VIZ, beginning at point on the south side,
or Salem avenue $50 feet west OF Salem aycnue
tnenre south degrees west 1C0 feet TO A pOint
ileEce norm II degrees west 80 feet 10 a point
tuehce hofth degrees cast 100 feet TO Salem ave.
nue. thence south 81 degrees east 30 feet to place
OF beginning, the salc by myself as trfistc,
aforesaid will be subject to deed OF trust fron,
SAID Eleanor b. Bower 10 j. W. Shields Jr., and
T. T. tocRc, trustees, to secure Old Dominion
building and Loan Association the payment OF
Si.0U0, which coed OF trust Is dated the 9ith day
OF November, 1870 and IL OF record in deed hook
IS page 10. wv
TERMS: Cash as to enough to paw costa OF sale
ana the debt due the said Middle States Loan
Bnildlng and Construction COMPANY amountin,,
20 Sl,!S5 ne OF the 10th day OF April 1876, and
inc residue, If any, shall be payable in two equal
annual instruments from day OF sale
ALENANDEk NELL,
Sur,. tot,
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RUSTEE'S SALE-WHEREAs A CERTAIn

4 RUSTEES SALE-WHEREAS A CERTAIN
deed OF ,rust was executed by James r. Reli
and LeanLa Bell. his wife. TO George j. pet
trustec, nearing date on the 18th day OF April
lS''.. and recorded in deed book rs page ISJ In
the Hastings Court for the city OF Roauoke Va
10 seeure tile performance OF certain conditions
ard payments specified in a certain bond exc
cnted by the said James X. Bell for the payment
OF $1,000 TO the National Mutual Building and
Loan Association OF New York in accordance
with their articles or association, aud whereas
the said George j. Peet has resigned The said
trust, and the Judge OF the Hastings Court Tor the
CITY or Roanoke, Va, did, vt the September term
1871, appoint the undersigned. G. Fl. Vines, tru.,
tee IN the place and stead OF George j. Pc et trus.
ice, after legal notice rs provided by statute to
ali The parties In interest, and whereas defanlt
mas been made in the payment and conditions
mentioned Ill ssid bond and deed OF trust for
more than three mo. this, and having been re
CURED 20 to do by the beneficiary. the National
Mutual Building and Loan Association of New
York, shall by virtue OF said deed, and pursuant
10 the terms thereof proceed to sell at public
auction, TO The highest bidder, on the 18TH DAY
ises, Roanoke Va, all the property conveyed In
said deed, bounded and described as follows Ia
wit:
Beginning at point on the south side OF Har-
rison street zoo feet cast OF second street and
fronting 40 feet OF Harrison street and running
back between parallel lines $50 feet TO an alley
and known as lol No. d. in section 49, of the
Rogers, Fairfax " Houston addition TO the CITY
OF Roanoke, a., together with all the improve
ments thereon. The amount due tho assc elation
Is SllOl.sI. ~ OF June 21st 1895.
TGRMs-C Cash. H. VINES,
o'sutds Trustee.
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n Nearer View.

A bride who declared before marriage
that her lover was working himself TO
death now says, though she has been mar
ried only two months, that her husband Is
killing himself by cigar smoking and stay
Ing out late at nights, and he can't say on
his dcathbed that she never warned him. -
Atchison Globe.
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Tie One Thing ImpossibIe.

Reginald-Oh. if there were only some
thing could do to prove the depth OF my
ntfcction
Edith-Therc is. Don't talk nonsense,
pleaSc.-New York Tribune.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-14

The Croton river, which furnishes New
York with the greater part of the water
consumed in its limits, was named from
TN Indian chief
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YOR BENT.

TOR RENT-THREE NICE UPSTAIRS
IL rooms, suitable for light housekeeping. APP
ply corner Chapman avenue and Thirteenth
street, southwest. . IL st
EOR RENT-THREE PLEASANT ROOMS
Il for light housekeeping. 80 Seventh avenue
southwest. 66tt
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kCSTEE'S SALB.-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
oated 18th day OF Octooe 1890 recorded in
SVs s once or hus,ngs Court. city OF Roanoke,
woodward ard wife conveyed TO the nn nd AZ.
;nsucn trustee the real estate therein described
IN IN trust o secure TO Roanoke Trust, Loan and
- At Go Deposlt company, payment Of the gum of
Sl,V, evidenced az therein set out, and dcfau I
naSing oecn made in the payment OF said dent
she G oS'pg seFne sted 20 TO do by the holder
JUNE, 1895 NJ - O'Clock, noon. in front of thc
eomrthousc, in the city OF Roancke, proceed to
s sS at public auction to the highest bidder all Of
the property conveyed in said deed TO wit:
dhst certain parcel OF land lying in the city of
~ az a, beginning at the northwest corner
VI ,t tny "esi hnd boulevard and street, thence
WIN street in noitherly direction 1902 feet
10 an aiiey thence with said alley in westerly
ultccton % ieet TO point on same thence in n
southcrly direction $50 feet 10 Tho honicvsrd
.nehCe IN an easterly direction with the boulc-
vard 20 feet to the neginning'
:. ms properly has on IL n commodious two
Story frame dwelling With ali modern convorl-
icLSes and IL IN good repair. This sale will ho
made subject 10 lien of 81 so. secured in deed or
tnst from 4. X. Woodward and wife TO s "
tIns;ee, dated January i $50, to secure
70 y. NJ aud W. VI. Fuller payment of 81 40
e,viccnccd by bond therein described, of even
9n.o WIN SAID !ecd. and payable We years after
49, tnctco, win interest st per cent. per an
NUN payable semi annually, which bond rnatnrcd
Iet any OF January, lSa5, and was. Ivy mutual con
sent. extended for further period OF 1--WE ycars
from that da,c, and has attached to IL ten interest
sou , SouS, Whlch coupons arc in the sum of sizes
cach' faliing due on tho ist ds vs. o. duly and j an
uAly Oh cact year. said debt benz first lien on the
P,opetty aNoye described. And the purchaser
az this sale Will take title TO the properly
TERMS Cash rs TO the sum Of pas, dne debt.
intctest' ana taxes amounting to Si.s05S9 and
tnc CSSl OF executing this trust. Balance IL any
ynpIe IL enc and two years from date OF sale
70 DC evidenced ny negotiable notes OF the mn.
cnaseF' secured by deed of trust on tho property
$40 ids . W. 'AMFIS ,Sasso
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Small crimes always prcccde great ones
Never have we seen timid innocc :, % pass
suddenly 10 extreme liccntiousncss.-Ra
cine
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Tunis was the land of the Tunes, an AZ
rlcan tribe inhabiting most Of its territory.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE AN
y nual meeting of the stockholders OK the
Terry Building Company will be held in the
office OF the company at Roanoke, Va, on Mon
day, June H. 1-95. at 10 o'clock a. m, in con.
formity TO the bylaws OF said company.
CO j. d. GREGORY, Secretary.
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WANTED-HBLP.

A MAN OR LADY TO MANAGE DISTRIBUTE
"A Ing Samples. soaps, specialties. books; do
correspondence. Send Sylvan Co., T27 Woodward,
Detroit, Mich, 10c. for set of samples. receive
offer to you. 61iew
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LOST.

NOTICE.-THE CERTIFICATE OF IN
~ stalment stock Issued in my name by the Iron
Belt Building and Loan Association, OF Roanoke.
Va for twenty five sharee, No. 513, series E.,
and dated October is, lS!D has been lost. | have
applied for the issue OF n duplicate, and make
this publication in obedience to the code OF Vir-
ginia. A. K. HUMPHREYS, New Castle, Va.
GAIT ru.
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EOR SALE.

EGGS.-ORDER EGGS FROM PRIZE Took.
l. - Twenty varieties of fine fowls r. REID
HARDING, Allegheny Springs, Va. 463m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-14

U1HE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS GROUNDS
L and pavilion are now open for picnics and
II. YAGrR, S. II. BoITsoTr, /. II. REID, Roam oke
Va. 52gtf
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AGENTS WANTED.

"HY DO PEOPLE COMPLAIN OF HARD
w times, when any woman or man can make
from IS to $40 day easily. All have heard OF
me wonderful success OF tho Climax Dish
washer; yet many arc apt to think they can't
make money selling 1t; but anyone can make
money, because every family wants one. One
agent has made Si7S 36 in the last three months,
after paying all expenses and attending to regu-
ia' business besides. ion don't have to CANVASS;
~ soon as people Know you have II for salo they
send for Dish Washer. Address the GILMAN
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, d. Starr ave.
nue., Columbus, y 10, for particulars.
COZ Gm
A CENTS AND CANVAS 5ERS TO SELL THE
IA greatest patented article OF the day. Sells
on sight. Send stamp. Electric Cake Bcatcr
and Dropper Co, ;sn n. o. National Bank Build
ing. New Orleans, La. Civ
AAThNTED-TWO OR THREE Statesmen
w for good territory, to handle limo OF
household goods. Good opportunity for
ergeuc canvassers. Apply Standard lnstallment
Company, 309 Commerce street, Roanoke, Va.
5i9-lm
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j. W. BOSWELL.

Bond has been executed as required by the
decree In this cause.
l5tds :. :. BROOKE, Clerk
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RuSTEkS SALE OF VALUABLE M
proved real eststc-By virtue of n decd OF
recorded In the Office or the clerk the llustrnrs
Court for the city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed hook
NO; 90. page 9S2, WHEREBY Catherine Commines
and nus oand conveyed the real estate hereinafter
referred to and more fully described in the said
deed 10 which referenreis hereby made) to the
undersigned trustee. 10 secure bond or oblira-
ton or Catherine Commings TO The Iron B.It
BuilIing and Loan Associat ion. OF Roanoke, Va.
hereto directed by said bcnefciarv. he nndetk
signed trustees VIII. ON FRIDAY. THE 18TH
DAY OF JUNE, 1898, AT u O'CLOCK, proceed
70 seii, on me premises, mt public suction 10 the
highest bidder, u certain lot OF land, with a do
siraoc dwelling house and other improvements
thereon. S
Beginning at point on the north side of Dale
avenue; IN the city OF Roanoke Va, 16O feet from
Fickwir street. ard mcasn ring In front on Dale
avenue 10 feet, and extending back OF that width
lSo rect TO an alley being known and designated
as lot No Is, OF section 9, according to the map
city OF Roanoke. w. Terms-Cash.
. . tos HENRY S. TROUT, Trustee.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUABLe
residence lots in the West End.-By virtne OF
Va, entered at the January term, ISIS, In The
Ghancery cause OF +. L. Zabriskie vs. Frostburg
Yea zeal setaie and Investment Company and ais.
the undereigned special commissioners appointed
by said decree, make sale OF the following prop
erty at the front door OF the courthouse OF Roa-
DAY OF JUNE, I>95, AT II O'Clock. Nj
those certain lots or parcels OF land lying in the
rs lollows, to-wit Beginning ut the northeast
corner OF Chapman avenue and B street, thence
along the north side of Chapman avenue south
~ degrees cast ESQ feet 10 point, thence north
~ degrees 30 minutes east 1877 feet TO al alley,
thence with said alley north - degrees west 30
feet to Is street, thence with Is street south a.
degrees west l3l feet 10 the place of beginning
TERMS cash sufficient to pay the cost OF
suit and sale and the sum OF sa63i2 with interest
from September 81 lsH0. subject TO credit OF 500
as OF The ION OF November lS.l2: 800 AS Of the
18th or Aprii, 1873, aud $50 of the eth October
1888, and also the sum OF 81, 96i H. with interest
from May, 18th. 1891; balance II any, in equal In
stameniS payable with interest In one and two
years from date OF sale and secured by 4 dead or
trust on The property.
j. W. BOSWELL,
X. RANDOLPH HICKS
Special Commissioners
Bond has been executed required by the
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

CPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR APPOINT
y mcnt OF young men in the Railway Mail Ser
vice; Examinations in everv State. Write for
particulars. NATIONAL CORRESPONDENTS
INSTITUTE, WASHINGTON. ID. Q.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-10
DOBBINS Will soon LEAVE Is
The Crokrr-Dwysr Racers TO g shipped 10
Eaclaad on Saturday.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1t has now been
definitely decided thai the horses belong
ing to Richard croker and NJ. T.. bNyer.
which are TO uphold the American coiors
on the English turf the coming season,
will be shipped for their new training
ground next saturday. This rather SUI
den departure Is made In order thar
Bobbins Banquet. Harry Reed Stonenol,
Don AlonZo ana the other th0rougnbreds
may have an opportunity 10 lecupetdte
from the effects Of their sea voyage, ana
become acclmated before the opening OF
the campaign I'm April. when they are
engaged 10 race.
Nlessrs. Croker and Dryer have ar
ranged to send their formidable stable
over by the Mississippi. OF the Atlantic
Transport line Hardy. campbell, the
trainer Of the Dwyer-Croke horses, is to
accompany them on the voyage. and The
noted fourth hand whip. Fred Ashen-
den who goes by the same steamer. ana
is an experienced transatlantic shipper
OF aOrsehesh. viii assist Campbell IN look
ing out for the welfare OF the valuable
animals II Is understood that Ashenden
goes abroad 20 consult VITA the t"9
the Brighton coach. odd Tines. reit-
tive 10 purchasing a stable OF American
norses 10 be used on tho coach next SUM
mcr.
Nessrs Croker and Dwycr VIII follow
their horses and trainer 90 England ln
lime to view the hr-T essay Of tho
American thoronghbreds against t1r
cracks of the English turf. Mi D~yer
includes Don AlonL0 Harry
Reed BANQUET. StoneneH. and s. ~ nis-
ing tWo-ycar-Oid. Mr. Croker VIII SEM
six good oue'- Dobbius. Herbert Mon
faux True blue, and "A couple 90 green
tNo-yoar-Ollf.