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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-19
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The opening, the opening, at
the "Mammoth Stores" Look out
for surprises! l.. WOLFsON. 1876
The new Matt Surface Photo
graphs at Paris & Rothwell. 80 I'm
April Delineator now on sale
at VOLTS oN's 1S-3t
-Schioh's Cure is sold on a guarantee.
1t cures Incipient Consumption. 1t is the
best Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose,
25 cts. so cts, and 81 90. Sold by F. Kali
teyer & Son and C. Schasse, druggists,
San Antonio, Texas.
The Mammoth Stores" grand
Millinery opening is not far off.
Wait for dates. l.. WOLFsON. st
-Frommer & Treahey,
Bookbinders,
80 w. Commerce st. Upstairs.
II If
Those waiting for the April
patterns will find them on sale at
3 Is st. WOLFsON's.
"A man was arrested at the cor
ner of West Commerce and East
streets Sunday night, about IL
O'Clock, and as he was being taken
taken to the police station in
the patrol wagon he leaped out.
A shot was fired to frig hten him,
but he would not Brighten, and he
escaped in the dark.
Cameron wants to mend or oil
your harness, Ave. D., op. Pc
3 6 I'm
April patterns just in at
3 IS st. WOLFsoN's.
M. Beck the East Houston St. furni-
ture dealer can sell you the best furDi-
tune in the city. for the lowest price.
give us call SOB E. Houston st, 3 IA If
"A dance took place at the resi-
dence Of DR.. Harris at No. 1901
Main avenue last night.
Grand opening Wednesday and
Thursday. Moke Millinery Co.
31S st
Madame La Roux, the famous
trance medium, has arrived; con.
sultation rooms at 727 f. Houston
street. 3 IA I'm
The engagement Of David
Kularitz and Miss Fannie Miciels-
Xxi, daughter OF a West Commerce
street drygoods merchant, is an
nounced.
The styles are prettier than
ever in the April Delineator, on
sale at
3 Is st WOLFsoN's.
Photographs finished on the
new enamel surface. Paris & Roth
well. 39lm
FLORISTS and horticulturists are
doing lively business.
Our new-style ladies' $3.50 Ok
fords, tan or black, are right up to
date. SULLIVAN SHOE Co. If
No new appointments were
made in yesterdays council meet
ing meeting by the Mayor.
Wait for the mammoth stores"
grand millinery opening.
3 Is st l.. WOLFsON.
Emerson & Co. is the place to
go for bargains in watches and dia-
monds. 311 If
Grand opening Wednesday and
Thursday. Moke Milliney Co.
31S st
Call and get our prices. Emer-
son & Co, l22 Soledad st. 3l1 If
Baby carriages from 500 to $500 on
the installment plan at M. Beck's, ), 3 Z.
Houston street 3 IA II
Save money by buying your
Watch at Emerson & Co.'s. 3 IL tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-19
No. PTS.

No. 2llS.
Came to hand Feb 18th, 1895, at AIS
o'clock p. m, and publication ordered
made in the DAILY LIGHT.
JNO. p. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff BeXar Co.
By NJ. +. CAMPBELL, Deputy. 21S 21d
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-19
STATE LEGISLATURE.

Senate consumed morning ses-
sion in a vain attempt to cut of
the 50 per diem Of absentee mem
bers; and, the afternoon session
was spent in cutting down clerks
fees. Total reductions for the SEES
sion were $3.50; and additions to
appropriations $1,000. Motion to
build new executive mansion to
cost 100000 was turned down.
Resolutions Of respect on death
OF Moses Austin Bryan were pre-
sented.
HOUSE.
Had no quorum until the after.
noon session, and not then till the
sergeant at arms brought Cne in
late in the afternoon.
Consent was obtained and cases
on appeal from Smith and Gregg
counties were transferred from
Dallas Court Of Appeals to court at
Galveston.
All leaves of absence save for
sickness were revoked.
No probability Of the redistrict-
Ing bill passing this session exists.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-19
CITY LOCAL NEWS,
Dr. Won KoKHRIN6, ART.
ONCE & res. s29 Garden st., tel. %7o, 9 is II
Grand opening Wednesday and
Thursday. Moke Millinery Co.

3 Is st
Geo. Clark, 3O2 and 3O4 Nacogdoches
street. Furniture repaired packed,
shipped, moved and stored; first class
work guaranteed. 2 % Tyr
Watch for dates of the Mil
linery opening at the mammoth
stores" l.. WOlfson's. 3 Is 81.
|~Karl's Glover Root will purify your
Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate
your Bowels and make your head clear as
bell. Csc, SOC. and 800. Sold by f
Kalteyer & Son and G. Schasse, druggists
Sa \ Antonio Texas.
Single comb, brown leghorn eggs, 81
per 13. J. { Evans, 15l4 Buena
Vista street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-19

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable, and do
sot purge, pain or grippe. Sold by all druggists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-12

mond T. j. Lowe. Lorena; John L. Buster,
Paradise, C. j. Wright, houston: ". l..
eagle, Iowa Park. T. r. Goodfelow. rs
telle; T. l.. Richardson. Amphion Il. W.
Johnson Oakville: W. j. Jennings, Forps-
Spiingtown; John A. Stone, Leonard; j.
NJ Keeton. Centeryine; j. w. Love. Paris
]. W. Hardy, Pike; w. q. Brown, Hous-
stonei Jones Prairie: W. a. Giffins. Black
Jack Grove: l.. \. Daniel, wills J. Poun-
coy, Wrighisboro; w. W. Wheeler, Nor
Thornhill. y. ". Grayis. Zephyr; w. H..
Wylie, Victoria: +. *. Lynch, llochheim
Demps Parks. Cheapsidei T.. u. Huston,
Nacogdoches: A. X. Layton. Chireno; j..
NJ. CowIey Prairie Lea; A. s.. johnson.
Barro; j. M. Clark. Yoakum; j. II. Me
Brayer. \. j. Lowe aud T. S. Lambert
Johnson City.
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SIN KILLER" GRIFFIN.

The Negro Rev.valist Pounding Satan
Very Encrgetically.
Rev. "Sin Killer Griffin, who is now at
tempting to dislodge Satan from his posi-
ton IN Afro American circles, claims TO
have preached In $40 churches and has
baptized 5000 converts. Hts favorite text
IS, THE Child Sneezed Seven Times After
1t Was Dead" Last night Sin Killer"
held forth In the Third ward, at Rev. Lof-
tus' church, His subjects while In this
lows:
l. THE Wondrous Works ~ God"
= "The Race OF Isrnel out OF Bondage
Under Leadership OF Noses
.. Ills Eyes Are as Flames OF Fire"
a. "rhe Dead Small and treat, Standing
BEFORE God.
= THE Angel OF the Bottomless Pit"
D. "rho Book Of Life"
Z ''rhe Prayer Meeting In Hell"
s. The pale Horse and His Rider"
of Fire
10. "ilol Is Naked"
II, Fifty Thousand at the Palace of the
lsraelite King"
r David in Battle with a Man Ten Feet
Il. THE enid snee.ed Seven Times AZ
tor Il Was Dead"
H. "rhc BOY Went West"
j.. The Eagle Stirreth up Her Nest"
iG, "'rhe Personalities OF the Godhead."
II. "Fn.h the keynote
H. Enthusiasm"
70. a Mother Dies That Her Child May
20 The Little BOY at His Mothers
n Love the Motive Power for Service. g
y Nv here Is Hc That is Born King of
2'. ''l'o ave tho Light Of the World"
-. "Sinrers Seeking CHRIST
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NORTON MOSES LOSS.
Resolution OF Sympathy Adopted by Hi
Masonic Brethren.

Resolution OF Sympathy Adopted by His
Masonic Brethren.
The residence of Norton Moses, one oil
the leading Masons Of the State, at
Strclsling. Burnett county, was destroyed
by fire Wednesday, December 10. HIS
valuable library was consumed by the
fire at the same time. Mr.. Moses Is In
attendance upon the committee on work.
Yesterday. at Masonic Temple, three
hundred brother Masons unanimously
adopted the following:
Whereas. the residence of Brother Nor
ton Moses. near Stricklipg Burnett
county, Texas, was on yesterday. the
10Th Of December. 1896. entirely destroyed
by fire, including valuable Masonic
library that he has been years In ac-
cumulating; therefore be It
Resolved by the Representatives OF the
subordinate lodges of tho State. now as
semblcd IN Houston before the COM
inittec on work, that we tender to Brother
Norton Moses our heartfelt sympathits
IN this his great loss; that these resolu-
tons be published in Che Houston Post,
Galveston News. San Antonio Express.
and a copy be furnished our unfortunate
brother.
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jill MILLS CLOSE DOWN.
rhe Managers of the Southern Say
That Seed Is Scarce.
SEVERAL HUNDRED EMPLOYEES IDLE.
rhe Outlook Not Encouraging for Busi
ness This Winter ut the
Other Mills.

II was announced Yesterday on the
streets that the Southern Oil Mills had
suspended operations for the season, and
that several hundred employees were In
enforced idleness. The scant cotton crop
for 1885, and the scarcity OF seed were
yiver as a rsasop A rnst renor.er WISH
.., "a, ,,u,.
tea the once OIL inc southern vi MINIS
and there met the assistant manager. j.
NJ N-npIor
.,, ~, =, lii. .,a
II Is 'uihoFeu tha' 'he Oil ni'iiS Vi '''
city have shut down for the season, Mr..
oe.~' ss. 49,. ~.
the repor'-coi'hrm or uehE ~
WELL" said the gentleman to whom
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-12
NEARING TnE END.
Tho Committee on Work OF tho 4. T.. and
y. NJ. WIN AAlnnrn TninN

Tho Committee on Work OF tho A. T.. and
y. NJ WIN Adjourn To-day.
Hundreds ot members Of tho Masonic
order have been holding forth IN Houston
tho past ten days. Many OF the delegates
came early to attend the conyoca,ion Of
tho Grand Chapter and remained over to
attend the daily sessions OF the committee
on work. Their lahors VIII close today and
tonight the members viii dcpar, for their
Respective homes af,or most agreeable
Visit TO the Magnolia city and most
successful meetings OF the great orders
with which they affiliate Last night the
following representatives. paid the office
of The Post a friendly call;
j, /. Miller. Corsicara. J. r. Harper.
ltoAton; u. II. Mccormick Weimsr
Mayman Kindred, Weimar. ". G. Bryan.
Decatur; \, y. RoberleauN. Cork: Max
nauh. Houston. f.. NJ. Evans, Jowott. 7.
While I'm poushkeepsic; j. H. Nc
Brayer, Lorena, DR.. J, c. Johnson, Rich
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who can help them In getting the neces-
sary things TO make Christmas pleasant
for the poor children to communicate
with CAPTAIN Wager. The captain ana
his assistants are visiting the poor peo-
pie and finding out the needs of the chi
drcn. and their object is to furnish ar
ticles Of clothing of all descriptions, also
toys. candles and nuts, or any other heip
that will be needful Those who can help
In this viii surely be helping good
work and the officers of the Salvation
Army will see that the things that are
donated are put in the most needy places,
Captain w. wager can be found AT the
corner OF Capital avenue and Main street.
over Brown Bros. store.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-12

. . Sterling Silver Hat Pin, !
sterling Silver Hair pin., ', y,
'ssilg 'od and Silver Waist ssa; y" y,
'i1f5r r e. Silver Belt Pins, r. e.
c,, u anu ,...''..'.............,'''S,i
Sterling Silver Scarf Pins ' i, "a
STEERING ana Silver Thlmbls,, r. ' y
} G. - .'..,'''.'.'. .."......,.. ."
, Sterling Silver Thimbles v,, 'i', a..
pahd, S,2j and ...... W" goE
Sterling Silver Key Rings ,,,' b. ~.
Sterling Silver Key Rim, - s ny
Chain, SIZE and ..... lungs ant
Sterling Silver Glove pr,,.. '''.'N
Doc, sl.Oo and .,,...... na'''ns %
Sterling Silver Tie Clasps 20 !.
. s{ Iir nSd Silver Book Marks, 81 ,'''
'oc anu l.'.,.............,.'N n
Sterling Silver Side Combs tr, .,"
4Oc, 5Oc, sl.oo, 800 and. p'H' =
J sterling Silver Garter B,,cL,,,
SL5o, sl75, 500 and .,.
Sterling Silver set of three STUD, !. J
Sterling silver Paper Knives h q :
Sl.fD and ...............,.,',.
, Sterling Silver Match Boxes, nj;
! Sterling Silver Napkin Ring, H..
10 ..............",. ....,..,. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-12
REcEIVER KlRsY COMING HOME.

Information WAS received by General
Manager W. " Wilson OF the Houston
city street Railway coruplnN that re
cciver John Henry Kirby left Boston YES
to-day evening to return home, Tie viii
como YIN NhnsHs city, where me VIII
probably remain several days his ARRIVAL
thl middle Of next week. lie viii NO
doubt, be ahlc Ia giNc some information
when ho caches horc, matter i'm which
the oiti4ons of Houston are vcrN much IN
terp.taG
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-12
HOUSTON QUARrrTTE CLUE.

Invitations FOR the Houston Quartette
club complimentary concert ON the 18TH
are now ready aud members desiring
invitations should NE their lists 1t once
with the secretary. The club viii com
tribute two numbers of tho programme
OF the citi2eus' entertainment a. be given
at the Auditorium on the evening Of De
cembcr IS complimentary TO the visiting
pxcursioufats
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-12
A RI-NAWAN

Henry Johnston, colorcd taamstcr
while crossing tl;e San Jacinto stree,
bridge. was thrown from his seat by a
sudden rapid plunge Of his team, and
hurled violently to the ground lie Wa
placed IN the patrol wagon and taken
TO his homo. 1917 Crosby street. IFS in.
Iuries are not deemed Of a serious ma.
ttlrp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-12
m0NsToN ANlILLNRY INsrNcrIoN.

This cvcling at : o'clock, at the corner
OF TeNas avenue aud san Jacinto street.
the annual inspection of the houston
Light Artillery viii take place. conducted
Icy MaJ"r \ Harrison u iircnham, OF tho
tccr Guard, Tho mcmht rs OF the battery
have boon ordered cut IN run uuiturii
with SIDE irm& tho inspection to bc com
Quoted dismouutpd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-12
REMEMBER THE POOR.

The Salvation lads and Lasses VIII
Have a Christmas Tree.
The Salvation Army is preparing to
have Christmas tree for the poor chill
dren of Houston, and they want to load
1t with all kinds OF good things for the
children. and they earnestly ask those
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-12
CIVIL DISTRICT CotrRT

inc Following was the disposition of
business In the civil district court yes
tcraay, Hon. s. II. Brashaer presiding:
Mrs. Kate Locliicr ". the Hnuston IVA
Texas Central hallway company; suit
tor damages verdict for the plaintff for
Butler Davis vs.. tho Missouri Eans,s
and Texas Railway tompany; on trial,
JUSTICE MAHoNEY's COURT.
Joe Wilson. resisting an officer: $50
bond TO the criminal court
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-12

Secure a sound mind, which seldom
goes without a sound digestion, hy using
Or, Svigerts Angustura Filters,
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blackburn & Bailey. up-to-date photor
raphcrs, lOosis Prairie avenue.
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A present for every one FREQ at Dicn.
stng's Cr4ckery Store, PIG Main. Emmtch' 4
old stand.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-12

Gas cooking stoves ana not plates 10,
sale by Hounton Gas Light Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-12

Read Pawn Brokers Sale in cheap col.
umn at Sweeney & Frederick.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-12

Thu Ia est lmrroveme nts IN Photography
Blackburn x Bailey 1868. Prairie avenue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-12

Coke and ~ar-tOr saae oy iovstou ia,
Light Co.
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W. \. Childress.
General Manager.
~. X. warner,

The book contains so passes. 10Th
bound, s.. Fun Morocco So. Address
pay 4 Gray. Houston Agents, 5l2 Main
Street.
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Bursheim's for iino Perfumes.

The wonder store an .oya.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-12
CLASSICAL soIREE.

AT turner Han Tomorrow Night-The
Programme
Below will be found the programme for
the third classical concert to be given
by Professor Oscar Felden at Turner hall
Friday evening:
Part l.
Trio OPP. 10s pa0
FOR violin. yioloncello aud plano
Messrs. H. l.lndenherg, II. Wikens
and Q. Felden.
Vocal Solo-"My All" Bol1p
Miss Marguerite Lake.
Violin Solo-7 Concert .......... Rode
Mr.. Il, Lindenberg.
Eccitation .,......,.,..,.... Jane Conquest
Miss Lillian Baldwin.
Piano Duet--From Foreign PARIS.
Russia b Germany; C Spain.
1ntermission.
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" d Poland g italy: Z Hungary.

Messrs. S. Levor and .. Feiden.
Vocal Solo--The Bugler. .Pinsuti
Mr.. j. Stott.
Piaro Solo-Tarantelle ......... RuLenstein
MIR. O. Felden.
He Was q Prince. ............... Lynes
b Creole Love Song =. .......... Smith
Miss Anna G. Reel.
Trio op. 40. ..,..,....,....,.,.....M endelssohn
For violin. yiooncello and plano.
Messrs. II. Lindenberg. H. Wllkens and
o, Eelden.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-12
WHAT MORE,
APPROPRIATE.

!, than a nice article ., ~,
l prs' TO-, !. Stone. s'. e Ss ~, SIM
now Offering the public. ''"s' a.
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"FAtR WOMnN AND BRAVE MEN.

70 Whom IL May Concern;
Houston. TnNas, August n. lS5-Me
the Undersigned. officers of the UnNcd
Confederate Veterans ReuuiOn Associa.
ion. of Houston. Texas. have examined
spccimeu pages Of "The sponsor Souvenir
Album, T., 9. Y. Reunion, 1856" aud hud
the artistic and typographical work 20 b.
of a Nc"y superior character.
Mc most heartily commend and iudorsC
the pub icatiou OF this work as a laUCahlt
undertaking, aud one worthy the support
and patronage OF all patriotic ci,izeus
VIM. II. Cleveland
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SUITS FILED YESTERDAY.

A suit was filed In the county court
yesterday by G. +. Sauter of this city
against the Pullman Palace Car com
pany to recover s2oi5o. alleged to be the
value of a valisc and contents which was
deposited by the plaintiff I'm one OF the
cars OF the defendant company June
last, while en- route from Houston to St
LOUIS, ana which was lost the petition
alleging the negligence of the employees
An itemized statement of the value of thf
contents of the vaiise Ia attached Tho
sun Is brought by Turner. Rarttlincs &
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-05-10
HINTS ON LAMcNsSs.

Tamene,s in the horse is a most fire.
quent factor in the depreciation of his
value and usefulness, although this IS Of
ten the result OF carelessness and negli-
gence on the part of the owner or attend
ant. The influence of heredity in prOduc-
ing lameness. although this factor lies un-
der our control by good Judgment IN the
selection is frequently manifested, and
such conditions as dcformities and con-
traction of the feet. navicular disease,
spawn, ringbone and enlarged bursa or
windgals are so well known to breeders
that they require little comment. On
the other hand, it may be Justly said
that there are cases of this nature in
which one should not be too critical in
establishing their hereditary character in
some animals of superior quality.
\ lame horse or one suspected
to be lame should be examined at
rest lcold), in motion, and a short
time after sharp exercise. At rest,
the lame (fore) member generally
has an abnormal position, is carried for
ward, and, as the expression says, the
horse points" \ horse may point for
ii long time before actually showing any
ameness. But one must distinguish
between resting the leg when it is indi-
cative of pain and when it denotes that
the animal is tired. In the former case,
he stands firmly on three legs, while the
diseased one is carried forwards Even
though the lameness be obscure or little
apparent. we often find evidence of it,
in the fore feet, in the difference in their
size, the one being smaller and changed
in shape. In the second case the body
is supported on two legs, while the other
two, ARRAYS didgondl, near fore and Oft
hind, for example. are rested. The for
mer is an Indication of unsOundness the
latter is not. Feet merely of unequal
size are not necessarily an unsoundness
or indicativeness of lameness, for this
may be congenital; but conclusion
only follows Il careful inspection before,
during and after exercise.
The horse is examined in motion In or
der to determine the affected member,
and he must be viewed from in front,
behind, and on the side. \ mere irregu-
larity of the gait is not sufficient, but
the character ana manner of moving the
limb, and the length of the step must be
noted. If the step of the diseased mem
Der is longer than that of the opposite
leg, it indicates IA trouble located below
the knee; IA shorter step and dragging OF
the foot indicate pain in the muscles OF
the joints in the upper part of the leg.
In some Instances, SPAWN for example
the movements and rgidity of the leg
are quite characteristic, and the expert
enced eye can at once locate the seat OF
Continued on TN page.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-05-10
TO BE SLbuChTEhED FOR E<
PORT
NItddleburV, VI.

A western ranchman has recently sold
ed and exported for food. The price
paid was ii trine less than five dollars
per head. This is the iorerunner of
that which will eventually prove to be
the fate of the vast majority of the
horses now running on the ranches OF
the west. \ well-informed gentleman,
commenting on the probabilities of dis
posing of the enormous surplus of ranch
bred horses now in this country, gives it
as his opinion that the only method by
which it will ever be consumed consists
i'm the slaughter of the horses and the
shipment abroad of their flesh to Europe
as food. The impression created by
Consul Tngle'o report is that IA practl-
callv limitless demand exists in Europ-
can countries for horscilesb, and that
succulent steaks. rounds, roasts and
fillets thereof are to be found on every
butchers slab. 1t appears, however,
on careful investigation, that at the
present rate of consumption it will take
many years to consume the present sur
plus of horses ON the ranges. some
recent official returns state that in the
year 1884 seventeen thousand horses,
two hundred asses and fifty mules were
slaughtered for food in Paris. "supply-
ing" adds the report, "a good many
Joints, beetsteals and sausages vlthal."
There is no reason to question the relia-
bility of these figures, and hence if in
the greatest of the European hippop-
hagc centers less than eighteen thous-
and head are consumed yearly, the
American supply can easily glut the
demand without making any appreciate
impression on the surplus here at home.
However, if Strengthening and exporting
the broncho Is the only means by which
he can be disposed of, bv all means let
him be slaughtered and catch The
Horseman.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-05-10

PITTSFORD MORGAN

Ethan 23s, full brother to Daniel Lambert, dam by
in Banner; grandam by Darkey, he by the Rounds
cars old stands 1871 hands HIGH nice bay and very nice