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The Washington bee., 1898-04-30
UR, CURTIS AND HIS FAMILY.

Dr. Curtis, the new surgeon-in-chIet
OF me FIeedmens hospital has moved
ms family and furniture from Chicago,
to the hospital building and is now
occupying the rooms that were tor
merly neld by DIR. F. ]. Shadd. The
rooms have been beautifully arranged
and remodeled. The doctors family
is composed of himself, wife, three
children and a sister. Mrs. Curtis Is
very accomplished lady and tuil OF
business. She will be of great service
10 the doctor in his new field of labor.
The Washington bee., 1898-04-30
TIE IICH7 CE u ORLD
OR OUR SAVIOUR IN ART"

Cost over 81 pL Con
tains nearly 200 full-page engravings
oiour Savior, by the great masters. IL
IS not life of Christ, but an exhibit of
all the great masters ideals of the
Christ No other book like II ever
published. Agents are taking from
three to twenty orders daily i he
book is so beautiful that when people
see il they want ii Published less
than a year and already in its twenty
fifth edition, some editions consisting
Of 5000 books. The presses are
running day and night TO till orders.
A perusal of the pictures OF this DOCK
Is Ike taking a tour among the great
ar, galleries OF Europe. The Hermit
age, Prado, Uffizi, Pitt, Louvre, Vat
lean, National Of London, National OF
Berlin, Belvidere and other celebrated
European art galleries, nave all placed
their rarest and greatest treasures at
our disposal that they might be repro
duced for this superb work. First
glance at the pictures brought tears
10 my eyes, says one. Cleared
$50 first weeks work with the book, =
says another. Many men and women
ouFlng and paying for homes from
Their success with this great work.
Also, man or woman Of good church
standing, can secure position of mana
Ser here 10 do office work and cores
bonding with agents in this territory
Address for full particulars A. r L.
der, Publisher ISo Michigan Ave,
Chicago. Ill.,, First Floor.
The Washington bee., 1898-04-30
NAVAL OFFICER DEMAS.
From BTyn Nawr, Pa, Reflector.

From BTyn Hawr Pa, Reflector.
The confirmation of Naval Officer
Henry Demas is causing as much con-
Germ to the race as the Cuban war.
From all over the country The De-
fender" is flooded with evidence of
the chagrin at the prejudiced burbon
democracy of the South, which hates
the republican party and the negro
with cruel hatred and revengence
even unto death, in its brazen attempt
to coerce the Senate to defeat this
man simply because he is black, espe-
cially at the time when this is de mon-
strated by the brazen attempt of the
Constitutional Convention sitting at
Baton Rouge, the the Capital of the
State of louisiana, for the sole pur-
pose Of DISTINGUISHING the negro, as it
has done al the expense of the viola
ton of the Constitution of the United
States. These prejudiced Iouisians,
have twofold purpose; first, to have
the Senate TO lndorse their inhumane
action, and second, to keep up the
contention, SO as to continue the Bur-
bons in Office appointed by Mr.. Cleve-
land, many of them who have served
much beyond the tenue of office Sys
tenn. Those who know the inside of
this vulgar intrigue are loud in the
denunciation of Yarmouth, the negro
hating white lily republican, the most
renowned carpet-bagger, who came to
the State and who did more to prosti-
tute the republican party in Louisiana
than any of his confederates; to re-
deem his fallen greatness with his new
burboun allies, his old time white
league sentiments are aroused against
the negro to purchase social recogni-
ton with those who like himself are
in favor of white mans government
The Washington bee., 1898-04-30

--Vrs Gustavia Redman, of Harris
tirg Pa, has become quite popular
since her brief stay in this city. She
!. one Of the most accomplished en-
t4ralners in the social circle.
Mrs. ". II. Smith of 4th street was
,s.en with a stroke of paralysis this
Wrek. She is improving.
Quite a number of Georgia republi-
,sr, and other friends of Register ].
n ,.yons will tender hIm a reception
ID May.
The Personal Liberty League will
about 18th OF May.
Master Roscoe Conkling Bruce has
-.-.-ued 10 ExteT college.
sr-.,ier J. y. Lyons left for Angus
=. tla.. lasE week.
w- louis Hylbrun, has entered &C
..,r with the real estate business,
g- H,.hruu ls one ot the best known
...a, ai IA ashlngtOn, Who h known
f-..- gberality and business qualities
4.. las card ln another column Of thls
paper
novelty entertainment will be
gsen ii, me Payne school, Friday
N., .th for the Ueneht OF the Plane
fr. Admission Ten cents.
The Teachers Beneficial Association
bids ialr 10 become a strong organ
llduUn.
Une of our prominent school mas
ter,oi the eastern section Is soon Il
become a benedick. If dame rumor D!
true lone Of our public schoc
teachers will soon resign.
The Washington bee., 1898-04-30
w. /. PRICE.

One of the best, if not the best pho
tographers in this city is Mr.. w. l..
Price, at 723 9TH street northwest.
This is the only place in the city
where pictures of citizens are properly
taken. Mr.. Price with his competent
corps of assistants, will give You salts
action. Give him a trial.
The Washington bee., 1898-04-30
TOASTS.

Toasts were responded to by
A. w. Wimberly, Our Guest, P. H.
Craig. The Party Machine; Rev. w. ].
White, ID. D., The Press; Rev. c. I.
Walker, d. d., The Pulpit; A. R.
Johnson, City of Augusta; Rev. c. S.
Wilkins, The Negro Soldier; H. S.
Walker, Free Cuba.
The ovation that was rendered Reg.
lister Lyons was one of the most in.
portantthat has ever been witnessed
In Augusta
The Washington bee., 1898-04-30
REGISTER LYONS BANQUET
TED.

lHE CITIZENS OF AUGUSTA. GA, DO
HONOR TO THE NEW REGISTER.
Special 10 The BEE.
Augusta, Ga, April 29.-The citi-
zens of Augusta, Ga, rendered COM
plimentary banquet to Hon. Judson
w. Lyons, at the Amory, Thusrday
evening April 2Sth. There was a
most distinguished company present
to do honor TO Register Lyons.
The menu consisted of blue point,
OK tail, soup, olives, pickles, Holsters
salad, punch la Lyons, lady finger,
Augusta, cold turky, kenebeck, sal
mon, Sartoga chips, and other delaca-
cies.
The Washington bee., 1898-04-30
State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo, S

State Of Ohio, City oil oledo, IS
Lucas County.
FRANK ]. CHENEY makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm OF
F. ]. Cheney & Co doing business in
The CITY of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum One Hundred Dollars Tor
each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Hall S
CaIarrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY. .
Sworn 10 before ME and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day OF De-
Cember, A. ID 1886.
A. ". GLEASON,
IsEAL. Notary Public.
Halls atarrh Cure il taken internal.
~ and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
ior testimonials, free.
+. !. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O.
EF- Sold 10y Druggists, sc.
The Washington bee., 1898-04-30

" ANTED-To buy or sell, machinery
Of all description, such as steam
ensines, boilers. iron girders, eleva-
l"rS, electric moters, platform scales,
le;aer betting, ropes, pulleys, gas fix
lures, old harness, steam, water and
gas pipes; also old iron, brass, copper,
lead, zinc, books and prper stock, for
winch ! pay highest market prices.
n, BERNHEIMER, $50 c st. n. W.
Please me ntionthe BEE.
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BE for Korway.

\ cargo Of rye now on the ocean
marks the inauguration Of new
trade in the expectation. Of grain FROM
Baltimore, says the Sun. This ship
ment is the result of moyeinent u
get into the markets of Norway,
Heretofore these markets have been
practically men0polized by Russia, ana
the trade which is now being developed
by the enterprise If a Baltimore COM
pany promises 10 be of considerable
value to this port.
The steamship Largobay, which
carries this cargo. takes the first ship
inent Of rye made from Baltimore TO
Norway. 1t is destined for Moss, Nor
way, and win lac followed by three
other shipments, for which vessels are
already chartered one of these viii
go OF the Addington to Bergen. an
other on the Neva for Christina anl
the third win he taken out ~ the
Coventina and is destined for Chris
tiansand, IaurN Is and Christiania.
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Daily kennebec Journal.
CALENDAR or COMING EVENTS.
RrlicilluN.

paneor. Feb. FESTIVAL of Vested
Choirs of Maine.
0rland, Feb. 7-9--Westcrn Division of
DlIclksport District Ministerial Associa-
ton.
lincoln Baptist Association.
Waldoboro, Feb li-l6-Rockland Dis
trict Association and Epworth League
convention.
,jsion of Rucksport District Ministerial
Association
EducatiOnal.
Biddeford. Feb. 3-4-York County
Teachers Convention.
Temperance.
West Paris Feb. 2-OXford District
Lodge Good Templars.
East Surry--Feb. 3-Hancock District
Lodge Good Templars.
Dcering. Feb. 9-Cumberland District
Lodge Good Tempiars.
Thomaston, Feb. 9--Knox District
Lodge Good Templars.
Pennington. Feb. l0-Franklin District
Iadee Good Templars.
pembroke. Feb. l5-WashinSton District
lodge Good Tempars.
Hiddcford. Fob. 1G-York District Lodge
Good Icmplars.
lewiston. Feb. -Androscogsin Dis
trict Lodge Good Tcmplars.
Bingham, March i-Somerset District
Iodec Good Tcmpl1rS.
tarihou March 4-5-North Aroostook
District Lodge Good Femplars.
Grange.
Monroe Feb. l--Waldo Pomona Grange
south Lewiston, Feb. 2-AndroscogSin
I0lenua Grange.
Eridgcwucr Feb. 5-Aroostook Pomo-
ma Grhec.
vassalboro, Feb. 10-Kennebec Pomona
Grange.
Miscellaneous.
Wobbs Mills Feb. 5-G-Cumberland
County Reform Cub.
Auburn. Fch ANNUAL Meeting Maine
State Ear Association.
Fairfield March l0-Maine Federation
If Womeu's Clubs.
North J4r. Eco. la-l7-Ninter meeting
~ State P0moIoaicM Society
Augusta. Feb l1-l~--AunuN convention
II lho Departing mt of Maine, Woman's
Relief Corps.
lewiston. Feb 2i-25-Annual Encamp-
ment. Department Of Main" q. \. r.
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KENNEBEC.
EAST NASSALBORO.

'--'''' anna 'SI'''It''
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crowcll spent
Sunday in the village.
Allen pinkham ana Master Charlie
spent Sunday in Winthrop.
Mrs. Hannah Goddard who has been
seriously i'll. is slowly recovering.
Charles Mower ana Miss Annie lcrt
Friday, for q visit at Providence and
Lynn.
Prof cook. WHO is conducting Il singing
class, remained over Sunday. in the
village
Miss Florence Pierce the teacher of
the grammar grade has returned to her
homo in Lynn. after Il brief visit at oak
Grove Seminary.
The village school closed Friday The
attendance was unusually regular. there
being quito Il large number who had not
been absent n day The grammar grade
prizes were offered ~ spelling Miss Belle
Potter ana Miss Edith Priest were the
successful contestants
The remains Of the late Mrs Emma
Sampson who died suddenly at her home
in Canton. were brought here for inter-
mcut Thursday. Tho deceased was wcll
known here, though at that time she
was known IS Mrs. Goddard Thc fun
cral services were heid al Friends
chapel and tho intermcnt was ia the
cemetery adjoining. Her relatives ana
friends were IN attcudance Her many
virtues cannot b" tno highly spoken Of
and her memory viii long h.. cherished
ny hose who kne" h.r onl> ta esteem
ftrl,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-02

measles in the place. Mrs Betsey
Eaton. 81 years OF age has just re-
covered from them, and. contrary to
the usually accepted theory that adj
Nanced age increases the severity Of
the disease. she has mad them in a very
mild form.
For Week past there has been a
large body of snow on the ground and
more is falling at this writing The
very severe weather of the past few
days has sealed up Eggemoggin reach
and unless it breaks up very soon l..
must remain closed to navigation for
the remainder OF the winter, which has
not happened for five years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-02

by the continuing strength of n number
Of stocks. pc''ialiy Union Pacific. The
strength If he latter gained during the
over II point
Baltimore 6 Ohio showed early weak
ness. but rallied 24s on he assertion that
the reorganization plan had been agreed
upon. t'pon the denial of this the stock
fell away. but closed with small net
gain. The Ohio soft coal roads gave evil
dencc Of strength on the better outlook
for the coal traffic
There were marked gains in number
Of usually dominant stocks. and periods
Of strength IN Western Union, General
Electric and others. but the order of the
day was profit taking. and this tendency
extended even to Northern Pacific pre-
ierred, on which There was a quarterly
dividend of pur cent declared late in
the day.
Inc h"nd market generally showed q
continuaho" Of activity ana prices con
timed 70 atiVanc" Total sales. S. no go.
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MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK MARKET.
The Features OF The Gays Dealings IN All
he Leading Stacks.

New York Feb THE sock marke,.
today, had d load of liquidation to carry
slul heavier than that Of Yesterday, and
there were fewer prominent stocks than
vest orday that cxerted Il sustaining force
by special strength. The heaNs offerings
10 realize We're well absorhcd ana MT tie
fractions bar are very general among the
standard stocks For Il time after IA"
opening there scomcd to hc no dminu'inh
from yesterdays activity. Trcfa rad
evidently heru Il large accumulation If
outside orders III commission HOUSES OYER
night. and London was also 4 buyer rf
stocks.
This demand WIS satisfied, however
without any marked advance IN Iiie"S.
Later prices began 10 Weld under ia"
weight of me cont timed offerings Tie
marko; fall into dizziness upon an!
marked decline The rallies were helped
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The Chicago Wheat Market.

Cb:,a-o Feb IAN unexpected reac-
'!"a i"'E place IN wheat To-Day. Mag
ir+in- c,Ht higher. Nearly every
Trade" nH thc floor vas expecting q de-
cline. hUt the sensational reduction in
Nrl eos thereafter q weak opening sent
prices up ANA kept tham there. Corn
"hd oats were Guli and showed hut little
thaH2e IN ya{1ts. Provisions declined =.
".d cents. = hi opening in wheat fur-
nlFhed nuine rise in price to traders.
News from Liverpool caused a general
SrurTiN- If shorts for cover.
May, which closed yesterday at 9t7a
opened. today. ID from 95iS tn 9Jas with
very little offering. So active was the
ptnpt titinn Tor an hour that 96&s Wa
uAid prfor" enough wheat was forth
coming 10 check the buyers. Liverpool
yesterdays decline. bat 10y , o'clock. L.
M. showed Il complete reversal of form
prices II that time being l4Hasd. over
N'StcrdaN's PRICES.
tho decfeaa" for January of 1,2is,0ti
bushoi" IN lha stocks AT Liverpool. The
stocks incf" now amount 10 25l 500
hu- htl5, only, t~" weeks supply. This
started Ne buying fever The market
YVES farther sirenatlened by New York
huyin" for f3rciln demand Of wheat flt-
IHrce.
Following The advance to 96a., came 4
~lishi reaction. Realizing sales caused r
temporary decline to &,asuf%, but the
LiIclpGni news WAS too strong to be So
ca siiy disposed Of and The offerings We're
|Iuil KY absorbed. Then prices again shot
MP and this tim" many advanced 10 ai$i
before stopping. Then il slowly do
c'ined. 10 real weakness developed until
iiradSnect's visible supply report was
posted, in the afternoon. This showed an
increaS" Of G5.o0o bushels ana was dis
appointing as 4 decrease had been looked
for
Liverpool closed asM sd. higher. but
continental cables were rather weak and
iiiat ;ud BladStrcct'S report turned the
market weak in the last hour. May fell
TO 95+z. but in the last few minutes trad
ing rallied again and May closed steady
at 500.
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New York Produce Market.

New York Feb J.
floi t-!cccipts. H.75l; exports. "a
loi; sales, 500 quiet and barely steady:
Minnesota p3tentS. s. 10ff5.35
RYE i'LOIil:-Qui"t.
ET'CkWiIEAT- quiet
HtckWiUtAT tLOt'R-Dun
CORN MEAL quiet.
RYE-SioadY: No. western. 5slsl,57
fob. ailoat Sew York
BARLEY MALT quiet. feeding, ~
elf. New York.
BARLEY MALT Steady.
WHltAT-Rcceipts. S1.I,3: exports y:
%; sales, t;' 800 futures, 3i,D0D spot steady
No. red. lnl fob, afloar To arrive Du-
luth 40. northern 100 fob anoat 10
arrive: Manitoba 10. j nara los fob.
afoat. Options had Il sharp forenoon ad-
vance on III" biz; decrease in Liverpool
stocks. buliish cable adviccs. foreign
buying and demand for room shorts but
der realizing. closed fairly steady. No
rcd. Feb. lU%izfi 1895 closed l03' March.
l927sM 1879 closed, l127s May - ll-l6m
"1&i, closed ~ July, %iai m50i2. closed. 1924
CDRN-i:ecoipts. S6S41: exports. l57 ni0:
sales, 22J~1, futures; 5000 sept, spot
easy. No. =, 35.i lop.. ailoat options dun
all day. showing downward tendency
under disappointing speculative develop
mems ANA local realizing. closed mn
changed. 10 re. net decline. February
losed 81; May. :a!ii Z, rs, closed 9a@i: July
%i7sat3i'., closed 3i7s.
OATS Receipts. iG $50: exports 1872 0a3
sales. 5000. spot quiet. 40. 2. % No 2
~ .ft2n'. 80 2 white 20: No. :. white. 20 .
track nlNrd ~ Stern, 29lt3n. track white.
tflfa5: options quiet and barely steady;
Feb. 2<iy 32s3a. closed. ISL.
ttAY-StCdly.
Ii0i 'S-tirin
tIttifS-Frw.
LEATlI F,B Steady.
NoOi.-flHicr Texas. l3iaffl5ia.
lfltItI Finn. cut meats. firm.
! AND- Easy; western steamer S5 May
1l5 u"minaE refined quiet.
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Little hoy Suffered.

My little boy suffered with absccss-
Is for nearly three years. / concluded
TO give him Hoods Sarsaparilla ana
after he had taken five or six bottles
he was completely cured. Since then
other members of my family have talk
en- Hoods with benefit" Mrs n. Shat
fer. Lyman, Maine.
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THE DREYFUS CASE
Shakes France to Very Center Pub
lie Opinion Still Excited.
General Feeling against Retrial-Rocheioit
Does Not Doubt His Guilt.

New York. Feb IA special cable
to the New York Herald from Paris.
says: Although the Dreyfus crisis has
been less acute during the past week.
popular opinion is still very excited
over the matter. The volcano is not
extinct; it is simply slumbering. One
| point which has tended 10 excite the
public is the fear of complications with
Germany, although there seems but
little ground for expecting any
NJ. Henri Rochcfort in Il discussion
of the matter with me said:
u don't fear compiled tons with Ger
| many What. however, Is certain is
that were ever any to arise the Jews
viii be the first 10 suffer from ii.
This puts the matter in Il nutshell.
Rightly Or wrongly. popular feeling in
France is against Il revival Of the
brcyfus case and is bitterly opposed
to the people advocating it. 1t is felt
that the case cannot be opened 10 the
public without such details being dis
cuss"d as might ondanRcr the peaceful
relations Of France with other nations.
This point was very lucidly explained
! jy NJ Ernest Judcl in an interview
sent you a couple of days ago. This
feeling can only hc realized by liilening
IT 70 the state Of mind Of the entire ma
ton at the time Of the French Revolu-
ton. In fact. tho history Of 81 seems
ia he repeating itself In a rcmarkabl"
| way
Then i mere frivolous matter about q
diamond Hrcklarp played u prominent
part in the future and Id to important
events, To-day il is . question OF Il mill
tarN trial which as NJ Edmond DrumOnt
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. Feb. l.
Tho leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT FEBRUARY III; May. 957sa9s
July. S5ts
coEN February. p; May. eSs.: July
.n7s
: OATS May, 2szsm2i; July, 229sa22a,.
PoRh-May, $3.50; July a$a.9n
LARD-May, $3.50; July. 54.S7i4
RlliS-Aiay, $iS5; July, $i92ie.
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when PiXleN beat him to the wire in the
second heat. making her record of 2:0Sis
i,itcctum WAS. apparently. very tired.
i'ut such was the recuperative powers of
'he great son Of Director that he got his
second wind before the bell rang FOR the
third round, and beat the mare back.
IhoSc who believe that the best trotters
Sct thcr stamina from the thoroughbred
ind proof of their claim in Dire UNI.
WHO'S" dam was by Venture, horse that
WAS virtually Thoroughbred 1t is worthy
OF note that PiNley. who WAS second To
AIN at Tcrre 1laute, was also the con-
tending horse against Drectum in his
fast race ut Lexington. The stou, old
daughter of jay Gould is now driven ON
!he road here by w. NJ, Y Hoffman.
Below is the summary of Dirertum'
race:
Lexington. Ky. Oct. H. 1879. purse
$2G0H; free for all:
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Spain has more sunshine than any
other country in Europe the yearly
average being 5000 hours.

Numerous unsolicited testimonial,
daily received by its rroprietors clear
~ demonstrate the fact that the reru-
tation of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. the
infallible cure for all affections Of tho
throat and chest, has suffered no
diminution in the last quarter Of =
century,
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THE STAMINA OF TR0TTERS.
Races That Stand As Landmarks for Well
sustained Speed

Kentucky horsemen have taken sides
in a spirited argument around the
stove this winter respecting the rcla-
tive stamina of the trotting horse and
the thoroughbred, says writer in tha
New York Sun This set-to was
brought on by the veteran trainer. Crit
Davis Of HalTOdSburg, who had to Civ
ip driving trottoTS TWO Years ago on
account Of increasing weight, and who
now has stable OF runners. Davis
said that the thoroughbred race horse
of today has not half the endurance Of
the trotter ana attributed the alleged
lack Of stamina to the modern system
Of short-distance racing. Gil Curry.
who has trained both trotters and rur-
rers. agrees with Davis. He says thai
IN his opinion the work which good
irotting-bred colt is called upon to do
IN the course of training would Kill amy
thoroughbred alive" Samp Wilson.
w. T. Crosthwaite, and some other
manners who have handled horses Of
both breeds also share the views Of
Davis Major EoXhall a. Daingerfeid.
formerly owner of Sam Purdy. 2.201e
and now the manager of James Z.
Keene's thoroughbred stud in Ken
7ucly. is reported as saying that in his
nI,inion the American trotter is the
bnet horse in point of en-
Hnranea that has ever been
evolved, and that if he had to go huh-
tired miles in a day he would choose a
t.ttinp horse in preference to ans
4, mr. for the tourney.
ON the other side Of the controversy
Il, Inhn = Madden. who rerentlv sold
,,,. ,l.,,,,,. Dol,- nnfnra
l,,l.,tliu tbn..
Madu"n began 10 speculate IN t"''
.hf.hbrrdS he followed the same DUST
,,e.s ,virh marked success among In"
49,. ,,,, b.,., Con ,,oro
''t' .
than MHdGt1 OF hOth KINGS 81 "'iH1'
itt4 thrrt age few who's" Judgment ~
81, ntt:jrs Aareo carries more wei 2lsf
49,, ,.,..,.,.i t.. o., Ia, ,,,, ,tn oii'i,s,. i,
- 49,
~" i'""I "'A or III NE SUI ~ Il No. +
A. claims tHat in point OF STAMINA o.
al,litv Ia maintain Il high ratc OF sped
H., ,,,.,..,, Inc ma nniteI
'' '"'' ''"' .''' ~ ,,,f
i!' says IL Is uIliaH 1" ''i'tU' '
lbrcalter the running horse Oi the pres
,,,i. a., d. j. tui nrIrn asked to go Z: ~ f.
,.,a;.ta "a do ;r ral =
'''i' ii' ''"''i ''"+ I.,
ul"r According To ms oplhi'H' tH'i'
are a dozen or more horses IN framing
that ,,,,,lt win ihn nranar Drcparlttnm.
,....I an ai.,.,,,...
i"%l 'hH l'''t ''l - ~
from t"o 10 -FOUR lhlleS. re M''i "a -'
however, that until the harness holN
learns ia 90 - milo in T. 40 it is useless
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Il dical difference in the paFe ma
ktJs" ana in the systems under which
lh.v are trained and raced