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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18

NHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.
and after Sunday. December 10. 1894, Pas
4enoer Trains will run as follows: tDaily.
+Daily except sunday. Central time.
= =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18

For w bizgton,
baltimore. Philadel
phia and New York
LlJa. nl. and 2.3J q.
m, daily.
Cumberland a o.
commodatiOn.5;30 ..
, m, ii lily except
sunday.
Grafton accomms-
dation $50 p NJ.
daily.
Houndsyille &C.
comtnOdatlon ll"O
d ~, and $50 y. m.
~ 49,. -. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
BAL TIM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Departur. and arrival OF trains ~ Wheeling
Eastern time. Janua-y 6. 1893
MAIN LINE EAST
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rnANs-nnII nIVIsION.

ye pennsylvanla 5sa'l'A''
VIyannsgipd1i5 B0eal
WIZ rra,nr Run by Central . Tlna I,
T,okEr OFFICE AT Is, -, 80 81. WHEsL
WATEK ST, Foor OF ~ wgretrgs. ASB ~
M rSr prsssTEvAsrl srIT'oS. B~'s1foAr
s'ofA"-. paily. tF1cept saa1Af
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18

n LIDS AND DEEDs or IEUsI -, pnlNIA
80 tsr,.ls sttss REsisrES' Aiso
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
MARKED DOWN SALE OF
CLOTH COATS AND CAPES
AND FUR CAPhS
CONTINUED III TIE SAME ROOM.
GEO. T. TAYLOR
What DR.. Jaegers Sanitary Wooden System Co. say
abou. Underwear their agents:

What DR.. Jaeger's Sanitary Wooden System Co. say
abou, Underwear 10 their agents:
New YORK, December 81, 1894
Geo r. Taylor, Wheeling W. Va
I'VE have you to-day by express or new cata
logue, which goes into effect January LIST, 1873 Please
compare it with the catalogue and you will see
that il shows reduction of % per cent in prices,
so that our goods within the reach OF every
one who appreciates good aud pure article Of excel
lent workmanship.
'Respectfuily yours,
"DR. JEAGERS sanitary WCOLEH SYSTEM CO.
have now on hand Ladies' Vests and Drawers,
Ladies' Combination Suits, Mems Undershirts and
Drawers Chidren's Vests and Drawers and Combina-
ton Suits Kuee Warmers, Chest Protectors Stocknet
Material and Hose, and will sell them at catalogue
prices and when anything is desired that we have not
in stock we will order 1t with pleasure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
RAILROADS.

THE CLEVELAND, LORAIN
! AND wHEELTNGRAILwAY COMPANY.
Effective November Is. 1921. Central Time.
North Bound t3S 1876 ti2
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for infants and Children.

" CsseOriA Is 50 wen adapted to children thst
IrccomrOeod Il as superior to any prescription
known 70 ne" II 1. ARezuz, n D,
IL 81. Oxford St, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
RAILWAY TINE cam

Arrivals aud departures Of ;rs:ns on ang
after jan. o. 1893. EXPLANATIONS OF PErrr.
ENcE hARKs: tDailY; sunday eycen.eJ.
MONDAY excepted saturday excepted: iSun.
day only; tSaturday only. jNonday onlv-
Eastern standard Time. which Is one boyJ.
earlier than Central Tune. N-N
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except sunday. and ll:OJ p M Sa'"'r' ~.
Washington City express. lO. % a. H. uallJ
except Monday.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-05
I I

No, no. couldn't go like that I'd break down.
can't be a moren iist SO far
Why did mother send Billy I'D better
home felt chokin hadn't tobacco
I'd ave cryin in a
The Bills 90
stoop could solemny
took tick took plain sitting aside The
door she knowed what Bill doin sin
in the old red chair ookn down at the hoorike this
Strange amt how when you folks you
what they dom without KNOWN nyhing about it
There warn knockin, but knocked three times
didn't a knocked Didn't
hear but the ticking the tall clock an
knew that Bill heard an that down his heart ayn to
me to in He said word yet knowed ali the time
that Bill in for in.
opened the keerful like slipped Didn't nothn
jest opened the door softly like slipped There Bill jest
knowed he etn lonesome like; sad like his head hanging
down. he locked said word knowed
there all the but a
How changed Bill wuz-oh Bill how changed We There
an yer hair white
Looked small the body thin an hump
that's we had to-
gether.
Well a SPELL like neither us
sayin any thing bmeby sign
Didn't speak didn't lift his eyes floor; only
made like this in a weak. trenholm. way-hat
there both neither sayin' word
both sen there ovn each other sympathzn hard
could, for that is the with
Bmeby, like we'd kind up
closer for when folks an trouble they like be coste
together But word all the time an hchin closer
together why byemby set side by side So set spell longer
lovn an sympathn menoks hmkn the happiness
the all the hopes them two children had brought
The tall clock licked an that all the sound there excep
when Bill sigh gin sigh toto tighten the load
know.
Not a either all could to
there, lovn each other an sympathizn.
at couldn't at
turned an CROPPED with hands this faces toher way
reached CROPPED with hands away
and held each other fast in clasp OF tesder meanin.
Then-Cod forgive if done a wrong-.len / wsht
woman! For bein could have standn
could have cried Come Bill hold
hrnka
through these trenholm lips to that broken heart Of Bill
teln We how much love ye an sympathize with yer'
But-no wuz not a woman! a mani An ben a man,
must let heart break; hold peace.
no
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-05
THE COURIER

swep through like cyclone. 1t all Bills fault
had done a-the cycopeedy with lies had
pied Bills mind put this trouble on an mine!
thousand time These coward feelns an they
mbecome they ache here this heart and had
business there The better part called to an said Pull
yourself together. Reuben Ketcham and be man -
"We after he went ete Lizzie to us n
before; house all the me called Lizzie mother
in her wlln' do her part, wan
watchn for him back They him boxes
good things every fortnight mother and eete Lizzie did, there
wuzn minute the day that they wuznt tak thnkn
him.
WeI-ye see-I tell my wayne got killed In the
very battle got killed The the soldiers turned
retreat many side But
Cyrus stood right the warrior Bill allowed he
be; boy wuznt the kind They tell there
hereal his breast We always
knew boy a hero!
tina ok God the inin farms when the
that he'd killed The neghbos they there of
hold up Bill an all day the
woodhed hn hands and ookn from each other
word there sympathzn an hodin hands. we'd
been Bill an would cried an beat foreheads
hung round each oth neck like the womenfo done Ben
sit there the woodshed from all the
holding hands and sympahizin'
From that time leetle Lizzie daughter
daughter Ill that left boy She shed tear
crep like shadder round the house the front walk
through the garden Her heart broke You could the
eee ambkns an hear her voice Wanted tell her
times when she kissed an called father to tell
her: Little Lizzie let help bear load Speak the
that's broken heart speak out eee an let
help yer bear yer load"
a to eens-eastwse isn't for
him to tell Nv EN-. So held my peace an made sign.
She jest dropped an pinned an died.
One mcnin in the she andn in the garden, an all
she threw her fell face when
they her all tibet left eetle Lizzie her life
less eee body can't tell what happened the funer
al an all that said this the spring. an so it all around
but it cold and winter here
One day mother Reuben. She ofke Marthy
an gon to the buryin ground for spell Don't reckon
would be good time fer an Bill while we're
gomez
"Mebbe so, mother" SEE l.
pretty day Cutting lots thought myself
what I'd Bill to kind comfort him. made that I'd
about the when together how used
slide down the meeting house HILL huckberyn how
jumped pond day drowned;
the speln school, the huskin bees the choir meen the
sparkn of the swimmin hole crows
the woodchus hole the old
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-05

Gloves hosiery and millinery prices that will make
Miss Economy sweetly smile, at the Famous.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-26
Homemade Method for Foreign
Languages.


Constant dripping wears away a
stone, and if one sets his mind up
on accomplishing certain end
and keeps constantly at work in
the way of attaining it, it is as
tonishing in what comparatively
brief period he will find his efforts
crowned with success. A con-
tTibutor to The Writer tells how
he learned French, Spanish, Por.
tuguese, and Italian by simply
applying himself to the task each
morning and night as he rode up
and down town on the elevated
road.
lie started with French, and
taking Il book in that language
with him when he left home set
to work to pick out first the words
which, from their similarity to
English, he already knew. Often
In the excitement of such O word
hunt he would say, i would
manage to be carried several
stations beyond my destination
Words that were wholly strange
to me were duly marked, and an
hour spsnt in the evening in fer
reting out their definitions and
grammatical values in their res
peciive sentences, counted for a
week of lesson given in the Old
way.
When [ became able to read
with some degree of satisfaction,
1 sought short stories sufficiently
entertaining TO keep up my inter-
est. / found very useful also
little testament(s sold for thirty-fiv
CENTS by the American Bible Socie-
ty) in which the French and Eng.
lish Versions are given in parallel
columns. Last of all l began to
speak.
There is one good trait about
tho average European, and that is
that he will not make merry over
the distortion of his native idiom
by stranger thereto. He will
readily correct mistakes, and re-
CARDS conscientious effort to
master his language as compli-
ment to his race, which bespeaks
excellent Taste on the part of the
student. Thus, by changing my
lunching quarters to we'll order
ed little Gallo cafe, where it was
daily possible to convene with
dozen well-meaning Young fellows
in the coveted dialect-"Me
Soila"I-The Argosy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-26
Real Excitem ent.

Yes, ssaid the meek-looking
man, I've no doubt you've had
some great hunting experiences
in the West
Il have, indeed
Buffalo hunting
Sure.
And bear hunting
OF course
We'll, you just come around and
letImy wife take you house-hunt-
ing and bargain-hunting with her.
Then you'll begin to know what
excitement is - Washington
Star
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-26

The value of Montana, mines
and all, is $lS,609, 1902.
Wyoming was at the last census
worth $13,62l, 1929.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-26
Wanted.

A MAN WHO CAN TREAD UNEXPECT.
edly upon piece of coral rock, while bath
ing at Waikiki, and not ease up or make any
proiane remarks, must also be able to knock
a mosquito off his nose without hitting that
organ, he will be required to examine bicy-
Gle track and tell which way the wheel was
travelling; call on Brown IL Kubcy and look
on their new stock just received per last
Australia" l5S-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-26

HOBRON DRUG CO.,
Wholesale Agents.
The evening world., 1895-06-26
PAST LIFE UNDER SCRUTINY,
Badger Steve" Says He Saw tho ! q
Accused Man Spending Money
tue Night Of the Murder.
IN AN EIGHTH AVE. RESTAURANT.
That Was the Night Tie Dad Soea rig
Says He Slept Ia Prospect
Park.


with one sole object in view. the con.
viction OF william Henry. of the murder
OF his father. the old miser, Charles w.
Henry. who was found with his head
crushed In at his home, 96 South Port,
laha avenue. Brooklyn. on Friday. two
weeks ago. the police Of that city have
abandoned all other theories and clues.
iney are srasping at every straw that
sno"s no" .Dad "a son the young man
"as. .he only apparent reason being to
n,a"uiacture public sentiment against
."e accused. me latest move was to
vome 10 New FORK AND interest thu p.
nee OF TINS CITY In obtaining that Kind Of
evidence. i
beyond chain OF circumstantial evi-
aehce' wnich Williams lawyer declares
oan DC easily shattered. the police have,
so' no'hihs Whatever OF direct nature
" connect the accused man with the
nurceF OF MS -'~~''F 80 tre i
a oree]e mas been caused BY the fact
that the New York City pollen had
round a man VINO. 1t was hoped. would
pio's most important Witness The
man, according to the police. IL Bad
ger steve VINO declares ne met WILL
.sm IN an Eighth avenue restaurant.
TINS efty, kept ny man named Burns
o" the THURSDAY night which WfllaAA
says ne spent IN Prospect Park. ~
Badger Steve" does not baay Al %.
Wade reputation and he - Alesadyl
known TO have told . few csuAtotin 3
stories a. to the time and the dayaho
met William. He said hrst It was aAone
Two weeks ago from yesterday, anA 20
TINS should prove correct It wous1 maisn
noonins a. the Old missr' II kn0Wn -
nave been alive after that day I, hbVs
ever. he really did see tf,el un,sr6ur,a
mans "bad son,' nm srhu,-a., ~ ~.
the o:d mans supposed - ANVe bo1a
killed. the evidence would b AmnsreAnf.
Tho statem.rt =, &C., ~ 49,
r,,,'' ctev0 - tnss W9oo
The evening world., 1895-06-26
ARGUING FOR MCLAUGHLIN.
Col. James Applies for . Certificate
of ReasOna bile Doubt.
tspeciai TO Tho Evening World.

o. Especial 70 Tho Evening World)
NEwBURG, June 26.-Judge Gaynor
to-day heard arguments In the matter
Of application for certificate Of reason
able doubt as to the legality Of the con-
viction Of ex-Police Inspector McLaugh-
In. '
The District-Attorney's once was rep
resented by Daniel G. Rollins. Barlow
g. Weeks, Chafleep A. Perkins and Jo-
seph Mccue. McLaughlins attorneys
Are Hsrs Go, q sSne w. E Wilson c snd
Edward g. Mccall
Col. James spoke for the granting Of
the certificate He started at 10 A. M,
and was sttls talking at LIS 80.
He scored Justices Barrett and Ingra-
ham. and DENOUNCED the case Of Nc
Laughlin as miscarriage OF justice and
a persecution rather than a prosecution.
Col, James gave a sketch Of MeLaugh-
lin's case. He told Of the first and sec
ond trials and how Justice Ingraham
vacated the order Of Justice Pratt for
q stay.
He took exception to the method by
which the jury had been drawn for the
second trial and said that some of the
jurors were prejudiced.
He admitted that Mclaughlin should
have been tried for bribery. but claimed
there was no ground for the indictment
for extortion. He objected strenuously
to several statements made by Justice
Barrett In the charge to the jury.
Judge Rollins argued against the ap-
plea ton,
The evening world., 1895-06-26
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

Tn. ,.,o-t m.,,,onss 4, mi, co,0u, ,.,,.,a,v
st.bl. turns out To he true. Tn. sntirs airing of
,,,, '., 49,.
n'rses '"eiua'ns Inc nu.,er"'es "A'Ier' heenan'
Ramapo and other equally ellknown and high
49, ~. ,, ~ 80. .,-
auction MI pa'y desires 10 wthdraw from the
Arm. and the arrangement thus made Is entirely
u',,., "I 49,, w. '" Ia ~ 80. 50,
"''""u anu JIMMY orin"' '"e iA''eF WIN
Lorilard both Of whom anxious to control
the boy services The sale OF horses Will take
place directly after the shecpshead meeting. and
Li.sak won the International Derby At De
-'' 80 i"e "aAes WAS 'a'uei ~ s'''o''
>, -
sa,d ina, me 6ookmakers do,hs business nn,ss,
ring '" ""' W '0SN S
Tn. in,unc,,on which Gov. Matthew, secured
,,.ins, IN. pnh, INA tr,ck vas served i.te
were thus cut on Roby will not race until the
injunction is dissolved.
M.csev Manager q, the Rancho del Paso
stud Tor ], B. Haggin, has purchased the AVE-
Rowe,t. from Billy Donohue. Roche will take
his place among the stations at Rancho del
Paso.
Al IAtonIA Yesterday FIRE destroyed the stables
occupied by the Talbot Bros. and burned the
three untried two-year-Olds Ben Brace. Dickson
-, ,, ,,,,
Secretary sass mas issueu an Interes.hk ,ouI
day programme a. brighton BEACH pes'hhins
July D.
Johnny Horton has signed 10 ride Tor j. T.
Sta.fhm, the tlHaulah
A.
Milwaukee elergymen are preparing 10 give he
turfmen who viii attend the meet mere during
The second week In July warm reception.
Tn. ste.oI.chase course at Brighton has been
rules Of the National Hunt Association
The evening world., 1895-06-26
BASEBALL CHAT.

Three straight to Boston is not Q bit better
than Louisville could have done: and New York's
team still aspires to be called Giants.
In two Of the games at the Hub the team had
started in to play real ball. but Just s soon
AZ the home players had secured a trinins lead
away vent all thoughts OF team work. and the
prospects OF a signal Victory faded into isno-
minioua defeat Hard luck' Not q, all: sim
ply Z yellow" streak that stars should blush
to be guilty Of.
whatsvsr may be tho effect Of the lack OF
pitchers In New Yorks ranks. there are helders
enough. and they are In playing condition. It
is also a fact that both German and Clarke have
pected Of Rusie or Meekin. There 4. no excuse
for the wretehed neld and stick work displayed
by the Giants
Why the absence Of Capt Doyle from the dia-
mond should demorslire the PLAYERS does not
,uh.,,,u,s M b,. done ali in hi. po~.r To- in
ducs his men TO play ball. but the fact re-
mains that they haven't done 1t.
New York wants good baseball Just as much as
ever. and is Just as willing to pay for 1t as ever
This men III. cam rank. on former record, as
highly as the same number Of players on any
other team why they substitute the counterfeit
article now being produced for the genuine article,
Is what puzzles patrons Of the game
"v.st." I. more patient than most rootsra
On. onward. boys good luck attend,
Ny faith and hope to you III lend.
The past defeats are all forgot.
one clinEtng thought. "I m your Mascot"
At Boston tosn youv We made your call
feared you would lose with them all.
Your crippled team Ia on the mend.
My faith in you will never end.
Say au revo.r but not rood-by.
YOun wave the rag here by and by
Some knockers" say you wont 10 quit
To whom answer nit. nit nit
Each root.r hoped that he might see.
That while In Roston you'd take three.
But now you're on To Baltimore
hop. you'l win from them galore.
IN say good by and "! sh you 'lck.
10 play your games with vim and pluck.
Ny heart Tor Won throbs with delight.
Don't let me read defeat tonight.
vEsTA
Murry's Gapi Od Souls Baseball Club chat
Isng,s the Volunteer Baseball club to a game N
JuN VIII play Tor SIS 10 $50 side a, the
outing Of the NJ -hAcl A Rofrsno Association
Til. player who makes the mos, runs will be pre-
sented with a silver pitcher
Having run the ssmut OF good strong local
| clubs the Management, OF Recreation Park "a,
decided 10 adopt more liberal policy, and Will
Tor the balance OF the season play the best out Of
tow teams obtsInahle. such as bridgeport waier.
bury coopers,own' HaNer';raw and Poughkrepsts,
Jake-rhe rules are explicit IN the subject Of
an in.gs delivery. Read rules 80 ~ and 50
The p1aaHy Is incurred are all penalties IN
thu game. to prevent unfair tactics.
The standing 81 clubs In the League this morn.
The evening world., 1895-06-26
WITH THE WHEELMEN.

How easy the transition from claas D to pro-
fessonalism really is was proven yesterday At
Wilkesbarre. Sanger received notice OF his sus-
pension. declared himself . professional and went
In to do an exhibition half mile in IS rs. 1t
didn't appear to distress him q little bit. Chair
man Gideon's anxiety for the ssnsibities of Clsss
b cracks mus. have received all the shock.
The veil ID rent and the moon has fallen. Glass
b men now stand in their true light, and the
longer the L. A. W. keeps up a pretenss Of dis
elimination between the professional who owns
up and the hypocrite no rides under false coors.
the longer will the average thinking man be I'm =
pressed with the Ridiculous aspect OF the situa-
ton. II the l.. A. ". really wants a professional
class 1t should be spelt with a "P.'
Road riders have an event In sight that ia
keeping them nofinE these days. 1t is Charley
schwalbaeh's annual Fourth OF July road race,
twenty-nye miles. over the jamaica triangular
course, That It will be an AFFAIR quite in keep
Ing with the big Sporting events Of the day goes
pour in. and il is safe to predict that in the
neiEhborhood OF 100 srorchers will start In all
likelihood all the crack road rider, Of the metro
politAn district viii be seen Among the more
Monte Page; i. 4, BONNER, Prank Waits. $, 4,
known .bility; The prize list !. very tempting,
inciudins a. 1t does. three 800 bicycles and. ali
told, thirty -hve prizes. The course Will be
the Jamaica triangular twenty five mile course,
and ia noted as one Of the fastest In the country
No that II Is the general belief among the racing
men that. with . fair day. new records will be
established.
Time prizes will also be offered In this race,
and a special offer Is made to the rider estab-
fishing new record over this course. Entries
close with Al Helmsteadt. at Gormully Il JET.
frey Manufacturing Company's emporium Flat
bush avenue opposite Wilinck entrance TO Pros
pect Park. on June IS.
Entries for the NTH annual race meet Of tn,
Riverside Wheelmsn close tomorrow with C. II
Weeks. aa2 West One Hundred and Fourth
street, city Chief Consul Isaac b. Potter, OF
the New York State Division. l.. A. W. ha,
consented to referee the races at the Riversid,
meet at Manhattan Field on July 6 Ample &C
commodAtons Will be made for the checking Of
wheels and every effort used to insure the safet,
The trark ia being rapidly put in shape. tn,
Riversdss guarantee that the track viii be alb
Solutey safe and the turns banked higher thar
ever before.
Bicycle races by electric light are beeomin,
popular. The idea was tried at Manchester, n
H. last night and attracted 1900 people.
The Century Wheelmen like a good dinner 3,
well that they don't mind riding hftesn o.
twenty miles for It. They will have a Dime
hunt to Paterson next Sunday, leaving the club
house, sSS Eighth avenue At s A. N.
Wait and hear the manufacturers prate sbou
not knowing that their tesms sold prizes secured
At meets at which they competed as members o.
interesting as showing how Guileless the averag
manufacturer Is
The evening world., 1895-06-26
HAGGlN YEARLING SALE.
In the Paddock Outside
the Track mt sheepshead.


the Track mt Sheepshead.
Especial to The Evening world.)
RACE TRACK. SHEEPSHEAD BAY,
June 8.-The sale OF the Rancho del
Paso yearlings was continued at the
paddocks outside the track to-day. The
attendance was fair.
Ninety-five head were disposed Of in
the three days of the sale. The total
amount received for the lot was $40. $50,
an average of few cents over 1888.
The youngsters that brought 500 and
over were az follows: n.' .r
bay colt. by Imp Maxim--Napa: oneck stables
$3.50.
hay colt, by Imp. Northumberland; N.
Chestnut colt by saivaior-Imp. Dram; c. OK.
$500.
BAY colt. by Imp. Masim-Parthenia: Burns q
hay nlly. by saIvator-Piaythins; T. Hitchcock.
nay ally by Imp. Manlm-Preciosa; NJ. Byrnes.
81, 800.
Bay colt. by Sir Modred-Repar,ee; W. s. Ho.
BAY colt. by Imp Maxim-Rosa D.: oneck
Stables. $500
Chestnut colt. by Sir Modred-Rosemary; W. 8.
Hobart. 81 too.
Bay colt by Imp. Maxim-schooi Girl; Sensation
Stable. S25.
BAY colt by Ben Ali--shssta: Burns q Water.
house. $500.
nay col, by Imp Maxim--Touohs Pas: J. W.
hay nlly by Imp. Ma,im-Trade Dollar; W. s
Chestnut colt by Imp. Sir Modred-Trsilis, j.
a niiy by Imp Sir Modred--Tuiare; C. r
Reeves, $3.50. -
BAY ally by Imp. Maxim-Iryranny; Burns I
wsterhouse. 81, 800.
Brown colt by Imp MaIim-Ventura; Mat
brown colt by Imp. Northumberland; W,
Walters $500.