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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02
NAVY DEPARTMENT KNOWS NOTHING.

Had Not Received n Word From Commo-
aore sohIey, Up TO Noon Yesterday.
Washington, June 1.-The Navy De-
partmeut had not heard from Commo-
tIore Schlsy up to noon to day, concern
ing his reported engagement at Santi-
ago yesterday, and the officials continue
to treat with skepticism the accounts
coming from Hayti as to the extent of
the action.
At the same time. official adyices are
apxiously awaited, for while tho Hay
tien accounts contain number Ut
statements discredited by tho authorl-
ties here. yet there are go many ciroum'
stances from different points indicating
hat some sort of action mas occurred,
that they are accepted as roughly Hug-
esstiug what tine official reports will
show with more accuracy and detail.
The press reports saying the torpedo
boat Porter put into Mole ST. Nicolas
early this morning, led to the BELIEF
that official dispatches are on the way
here. 1t waa said, no sever, that tho
troubles incident to cipher cabling may
delay the receipt OF such dispatches
until 3 or 4 O 'clock this afternoon. In
the meantime there was nothing but
conjecture ON which officials could base
their views.
The officials stated that some OF the
statements in the account Of the In
vasion were known to be inaccurate.
They would not say what the inaccura'
uies were.
Still, about the only real basis tht
department has for questioning the
general accuracy OF the repoHt tha
there has been serious engage nent, II
the fact that it was yet il correspond
epcs with Schley by cable. 1t 10 believed
that the commodore Acknowledged no
ccipt OF suggestions from the depart
nent and the war board that he re
frain from an unsupported attack upol
ths Notifications and Spanish fleet,
TO do so would involve risk OF shipH AMI
III, that would be scarcely necessary
II Ceryera invited attack 1t nigh
easily be conceived that Schley woul
be obliged. in driving him into to
barbor, to attack the forts at th
optrance, which would naturally on
deavor to protect the Spanish Admiral
movements.
There is also reason for accepting th
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02
DOVER BANK CASES AGAIN.

Grand Jury of tho United States District
Court ROconvenos To-day.
The Federal grand jury resumed its
consideration Of the Dover Rank cases
about mon yesterday. Judge Bradford
waa on the bench and the roll was
called by Deputy Clork MahaiYy shortly
befOre IL O'Clock Foreman John s.
Mullin and all tho members of the Jury
were present, with the exception OF
Harry Raymond, William &. Smith
and Daniel Burton.
At the suggestion OF United States
District Attorney Lswis G. Vandegrift,
the court directed tho jury to retire To
their chamber. Messrs. Raymond,
Smith and Burton, whose train had
been delayed. joined the jury about 10
minutes later.
10 Marshal Shorta office were j. II.
Bateman, OK uashior at the First M
tional Bank OF Dover; Irving Boggs,
teller of that hank, and Ezekiel Cooper,
taller in the Farmers Bank OF Dover.
who may appear before the jury.
1t is thought that the deliberations OF
the Jury will occupy several days.
PECULIAR SITUATION IN LIBEL CASE.
An unusual situation was disclosed
10 the case of John Braden W. tho
George W. Cbilds Drexel yacht A lcedo,
10 the Circuit Court. William s.
iiilles. who represented this weasel. asked
that the cass be set dunn for argument
and the testimony OK tho defence pru-
duced. But Walter II. Hayes. repre-
senting Bradsn, who had instituted Il
libel against the vessel on account OF a
claim, reverted to an affidavit OF
Bradens that be had no money.
1t appeared that Commissioner Smith
had been appointed to take testimony
and that the attorneys had ngrssd Ia
have II. @. Mahaify. Jr., take il down
| in shorthand. The young stenogrnpher
did 30, but has not transcribed his
notes. In the language OF the court
| these notes are tho same as hero
glyphics to the court. There is no rule
under which the Htcnographer CAL be
compelled to furnish typawritten copy
OF the evidence. as be ia not an officer
Of the court, and there is no way to
force the parties to pay him for his
work.
One way out of tho dilemma would
| he to have the witnesses examined
again and have Mr.. Smith take the
testimony down in long hand in ordBI
that ii might be brought before tht
| court.
Mr. Iilles said that the costs were
already ono and halt times more thar
the claim and rather than take the evi
Hence again be would pay the costs o
the testimony already taken.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02
THEY FLED At FIRST SHOT
Spanish Blockhouse Shelled by
the Gunboat UncaS.
THE PATROL OF THE CUBAN BEACH
All RIockhouses Found Are
Fired Upon.


Associated Press DISPATCHES by Special Wires
KeyWest, Fin. } une Is. 30 n. m, The
United sitatNs auxiliary gunhoat I'm
Gus arrived hare this morning from the
Cuban coast. She reports that on Mon
day last when about mile and n half
vest Of Matanzns lighthouse she sighteti
a Spanish blorkhousu ON SHIRE. Taking
up position about COO Yards off shore
the Uncas fired two shots at the house
and the two smells went clear through
the building which was wreckei.
During the firing the auxiliary gun.
boat Leyden camn up and also fred a
couple of shots. 1t ia not known
whether auy Spnniarrls were killed. hut
they probably fled at the frat SHOT.
The blockhouse nude 10 reply.
This action upon tho part OF tho
Uncas and LeydOn ia in accordance
with the policy OF the patrolbnats in
shellng any hlockhouses they may
come across, The crews enjoy this
target practice very much.
All was quiet on the Havana blockade
when the Uncas left Inst night
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02
opENED NJ M,kINLEY.
Through Long Distance Telephone lie start
tho Great Exposition at Omaha, Neb.

Through Long Distance Telephone lie starts
tho Great Exposition ut Omaha, Neb.
Associated Peas Jlsplt;n ~ Sps:tal Wires
Omaha, Neb., June 1.--Amid the
music OF 100 bands, the cheers of 100,
600 people, the blasts of many whistles
and tho waving of innumerable flags,
the trans NJ Mississippi and International
Exposition was dsdicOtod to-dRy. The
civic parade started on its march from
tho centre OF tho city to the grounds.
The Marine Baud from Washington led
tho splsDdid pageant urd hundred
musical organizations from the various
States of tho middle West contributed
to tho occasion. The parade was throe
miles lung.
President Mckinley addressed the
assembled multitude by long distance
telephone, touched the magic button
and the exposition was dedicated.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02
STATE BoAHD or HEALTH.
An Interesting session Election of Officers
and Other Bnsiness TRANSACTED.

An Interesting session Election of Officers
and Other business Transacted.
At tina annual meeting of the State
Board of Health, held in the Clayton
liouse Tuesday morning, President
Cooper presided.
Drs. Ellegood and Fowler made re-
port of the condition of tho Jail and Jail
yard at Georgetown.
Dr. Cooper stated that arrangements
had been made with the agricultural
station at Newark in relation to making
experiments to ascertain facts about
the germs Of typhoid and other zymutic
diseases.
DIR. Cooper made report on the con-
nition of the well water at Milford,
which had been analysed for germs of
typoid fever.
DR.. Vsllandigham, chairman of the
committee to make an Investigation of
the agricultural colleges, asked that
the matter be continued. His request
was granted.
Secretary Frazer made report of his
visit to HockesHin on March 18th, and
gavs an interesting account of the trip
DR.. Ezekiel Cooper was reelected
president and L. b. Frazer secretary.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02
CLAIMS OF VICTORY.

Adyices sent TO Madrid Say the American
Fleet Was Damaged aud Compelled to
Retire.
Madrid, Spain. June I'LL u, m. The
Minister of Marine, Capt. Aunon. has
received dispatch saying tho American
souadron has suffered check before
Santiago dc Cuba.
This fire from the Spanish forts and
the fleet OF Admiral Cervera is alleged
to have repulsed the American ships
which are said to have retreated and
to have been damaged.
The Spanish fleet, it is claiamed, did
not sufIer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02

Edward Tatnall died Tuesday morn
ing az his residence, No. 1403 Gilpin
avenue He was In his 60th year. His
funeral will tako place on Thursday
afternoon at . O'Clock. He was tina
son of Edward Tntnall and a brother
OF the late Joseph 1atnall. For many
years he conducted nurseries in the
Ninth ward. lie hna heon a prominent
membsr of the Natural History Society
OF Delaware, having made large col
lection OF the plants of this county.
For some years he was superintendent
OF tho Brandywine Park. He leaves a
wife,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02
LanGdon DIED OF his Injnrlas.

A Jury to investigate the death of J.
j. Langdon of Hoboken, N. Y, who
died yesterday at the Delaware Hos
pital from injuries received from fall
ing from train at Furnwoud station
on the Delaware railroad on Monday
night, was sworn in at the office of
Deputy Coroner Chandler yesterday.
Mrs. Langdon, the muther of the young
man, arrived in this city yesterday
and made arrangements for the shin
ment OF the body to Pottsvillo, Pa, his
ormar hmm
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02

Tho Orphans Court transacted
small quantity of business yesterday.
The temporary injunction granted
in tbs eass of May |. Heath and Will
liam Costa vs., the Greater Wilmington
Printing and Publishing Go. was made
absolute Tho petition of Alexander
o. Cooper, on behalf OF Mary Mulroney,
for the partition of The estate of Owan
Mcdonald was granite |, rs was also the
petition of William 4. Lyman, on he
half of james 4. Carpenter, executor OF
Lydia Carpenter, for permission to sell
real estate to'pay dents.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02
Alnsl,a nmnlnIs Undated.

Associate Pres5DlsDatni ~ SO 'clll wiret
juneau, A lnskn, May 81, via Victoria,
II. O., June l. The steamer Elder, ar.
irving here from Sitka, brings the news
that the United States grand jury now
10 session ct Sitka, has returned in
lictments against the following customs
officials at Skaguay I. j. Floyd,
deputy collector; j. L. Hartman and
Il. A. Marquam, inspectors. They are
charged with smuggling whisky into
Alaska.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02
TWENTY YEARS FOR A BOY.

Sentence of Young Henderson, who Bru-
tally Murdered His Companion.
AssocintclprsIs OlspltGh bY Spasal Wira+
Philadelphia, Pa, June l.--Sumuel
Henderson, the Is yoars old boy VINO on
April Cd last was convicted Of murder
in tho second dcGroo in having caused
the death OF Percy Lockyer, aged s
years, was to day sentenced to 90 years
imprisonment ny Judge Audenried.
Henderson brutally stabbed young
Lockyer to death and then threw hiu
body in a creek and Weighted it down
with stones,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02

Madrid, Spain, June Ill a. MN
regard to tho reported illness of thu
Spanish troops in Cuba, the inspector.
general of the sanitary department says
the health of the army in Cuba ia ex
cellent. According to the last repurts
received, the sick list has been reduced
one half, "as tho forcod marches havo
ended and the food has improved. ?"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02

Paris France. May 3l.-At the meet
ing of tho cabinet to-day, Nj. Hano-
taux, the Minister for Foreign Affairs,
announced thu signing Of the Gommor-
cal agreement with the United States.
In so doing no pointed nut that the
arrangement was indicative OF the
friendly Hentiments which tho two
governments showed in their reciprocal
desire to improve the commercial rela-
tions between the two countries.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02

Washington. May 3l-The United
Ststea Supreme Court to day decided
that the United States Court for West
Virginia hau no Jurisdiction to sit as
a court of equity in the matter OF dis.
rnissals under the Civil Service law,
and reversed the decreo Of that court,
which restrained the COLLECTOR Of in
ternal revenue from removing certain
gaugsrs, storekeepers, &c.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02
WARsED M DEmEr,S snoTs.
A Significant Reminder To spanish Force
mt Manila,


Hong Kong, China, May 81. - Aocord-
ing to mail Rdyices to tho correspondent
of The Associated press from Manila,
datail May 9th, thero is serious sick
ness on hoard the Unitud States cruiser
boston. 1t is believed that the Suan
iards poisoned the fish.
Rear Admiral dewey promised tn re-
frain from bomharding on condition
that the Spaniards RETAINED from
strengthening their defenGes. On
Sunday. the 22d, they we're observed
violating the pledge ami Admiral
Dewey fired, as warning. The work
WAS stopped. Nobody was hurt.
Numerous dispatcher congratulating
Admiral Dewey have miscafried.
This Anti. british demonstrations at
Manila are intensifying. The Queen s
pnrtrait's are insulted and all the
foreigners are preparing 10 take refuge
ut CRvite.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02

George Pfromn, the ll-yeaia.old son
of Louis pfromm of Riverside, was
struck and tsillsd by train on the F.,
W. & b. railroad at that place at 7
O. clock Tuesday evening. The body was
tnksn charge Of by Deputy Coroner
Chandler, who will hold an inquest.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02

New York, May 81. - Tho disabled
cruiser Columbia will probably mt be
ails to leave tina dry dock at the navy
yard for ~ days at least. More than n
hundred mechanics are at work GU the
vessel ripping oil the injured armor
plates and sponsor. Tho plates which
are being taken off nre about seven
eightha OF an inch thick.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02

Judge Spruance, yesterday, ap-
proved and filed the additional bond
ieouired of County Receiver and Treas
urer Rettew by tho amended Adams tax
law. The amount Of tho bond is 50, 900.
Sheriff Finn. John Il. Taylor and
james u. Garter aie ths sureties.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02

Havana, Cuba. juno 1.-The insur-
gent brigadier-genernl. Gonzalez. who
was wounded on Sunday near Sagua la
Chica, province of Santa Clara, has
diud of his wounds.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02

statement that heavy fighting of some
character had taken place at Santiago
from ths fact that the advicea to that
effect came from Spanish sources from
Santiago, through tho cable to Hayti.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02

Tho following contracts to supply the
camp at Montchanin were awarded Yes
tcrday Meats to John Ramsen Of near
Mnntchanin; vegetables and groceries,
William Turner, and bread, George
Huber, both OF this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02

The Rev. Gregory O'lirien of Balti-
more, one of ths most eloquent preachers
in that city, will conduct the 20 hours
devotional exercises at ST. Peters r.
c. Church, Now Castle, Sunday morn
ing at 10. 80 O. clock.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02

Cards arc out fur the marriage of
Miss Elsie Is. johnson, daughter Of
Weslsy G. Johnson. to b. Denver Cop
pngo at the homo of the bride, No. l0ll
Madison street on Tuesday evening,
june llth, at O'Clock.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02
INTEREST IN SILVEn


Hun ON tho Bank of spa'n.
London, Eng, May II. There is
much interest in tho silver market,
owing TO the run on the Bnnk of Spain,
whero a semi panic il said TO prevail.
Large orders nre expected, as tho
mint is reported to be turning out half
a million pesstas daily.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02

Kingston, Jamaica, May 3l.-lo 80 a.
m. The British government has pur-
chased in the United States, for de-
livery here, $780, 900 barrels of -four for
tho army and navy stores.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02

London, Eng, June IA special
dispatch from Madrid says a decree has
been published mere, authorizing the
issue Of an internal loan Of 1000, 000,
600 pesetas $500, 600. 000l, at per cent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02

Mrs. J. A. Fitch, the gospel singer
OF Philadelphia. will sing in Nazareth
NJ, E. Church, New Castle, during the
latter part OF this month.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02

Washington. May 3l.-An original
pension OF So per month has pn6n
granted to George slaughter of South
Wilmington, Del
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02

Washington. june IA restoration
and reissue of pension of Sl2 per mouth
has heen granted Washington Cannon
(dsad) of Milford, Del
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02

New YORK markets..
Associated Prs4s Dlspat;1 by Speclgl Wires
New York, June 1.-Flnnr, State and Western,
weak and lower with wheat: Minnesota bakers,
$i.OOa525: winter patents, S6s5aG5O: do. extras,
SI.70Aa2S.
Wheat, No. rod, weak: July. Sln2haSi.06;
i;ye. weak: No. . Western. 55c.
Corn, No July, 3sI4a3e14c.; September, s9ha
S0jsc.; December, doc.
Oats, No. dun and easy; track white, ssaioc.
Beet steady.
Pork, quiet
Lard, weaker prime Western steam, Sc 471s;
nominal.
crounery, lsISal61Sc; Western do, 131aal61Sc;
elgins. l6I5c.: factory, lOlaal2l5c. g..
:, Cheese Guiet; large wnlte, IS; small g. &C.
light skims,5 aa6c.; partskimssaS1ac; full Skins.
Ease.
Western, iO15al1s4c.; southern, lie.
Sugar, raw, firiE: fair refining, $40; centr-
fngal, y6.test, 5-l6c.; refined, firm; crushed,
51sc; powdered; &c.,; graduated, b5sc.
Live Stock Market.
Philadelphia, May 2S-The receipts for the
week - Beeves, $3.50: sheep, 6,02i: hogs. 4,pfl;
Beef Cattle : Extra, 45aSc.: good. 49Ea434c.;
Extra, 4hR4Iac.: good, Sl+a4c; medium, Sl4a
&c.: common, 3a9l4c; lambs, 4lsn59{c.; spring
LAMBS, s3ab. Hogs-Best Western, 6aSAc: other
grades, btlu6c Fat COWS, 212a3ltc. Thin cows,
Ssal5 Veal calves, 41aaIc. Mich COWS, s25a4n-
Beef cattle, 6aSLc.
New York, May 30. Beeves - Receipts, a4,'t0
head; steers 81. 50aA 20 topss525; oxen and sags,
81. 7bal.50 bulls, 81. 25a4: cows, S2s3Sa Calves
Receipts, 5,s07 head. Veals Sin6. IS: choice th25;
buttermilb calves $iat6O:; city dressed yenls,
sal0c. sheep and lambs--ieceipts, 10 5is head:
shoep. SIS a4.5U export grades, 81 625<si,s0;
yearlings $i.s5a5.6e1a; lambs, $0se,sO, logs
Receipts, i2,jlB head: steady ut Sia4.50 Southern
and Western pigs, $aL5Oa29O
Chicago, May DISQUALIFICATION steers, S5a4.s5;
stockers and feeders, $ia5: medium, f445a4.f0;
cows and hoifers, S340ai; Gamers, S250as.30;
Fnu1 II
S970aa4. l215; heaving packers. S3.90a4 IN fair
10 choice Si2Oa4.35: pigs, 81 50aA 90; butchers,
s4a4.3n. Sheep-sheep, $3a4.25; clipped lambs,
Sinh3O; wooded lambs, Sa.10a6l0 Receipts
iIogs, $4,000 head; cattle, l5,O00 head; sheep,
$4,000 head.
East Liberty, Pa, May 20.-cat,le, extra,
S5a5.l0 prime, SLg5ao; common, S4a4.30 Hogs
Prime heavy, S4d5a5.50; best Mediums, Si.40ai.Io;
heavy Workers., S4.35a4.d0; light Workers, $i.lsa
40. common to fair iorkers, 3.9Sa4: pigs, as 10
quality, $l40a89j roughs, Sa.5ua3.T5. Sheep.
active; choice clipped, Si.25al.30; common 3.25a
800: choice clipped lambs, Sj.l5 b.25 common to
good, 81 >oa5; GpriDg lambs, 5a6.b0, Veal calves,
Sj.IJa6.95,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02
French Tariff on american Products.

TTFHVTr r'TTFI W.T. . rIISrTV'rH FVuUNEu'
Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Paris. France. juno IA decree was
published to-day Professionally extend
ing the benetits of the minimum tariff
to various American products.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02

London, Eng, Jane /. Spanish 4's
closed at 3i1s, a net gain Of -.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-02

Associated Prsi, Displt m SnsH1l Wires
Philadelphia June 1.-Wheat. nominal; No.
Pennsylvania RED in export elevator Sl.l9; No. Q
redsppt, do, Sl.i8
Corn. dull and weak: No. . for local trade, 4nc.
Oats, dull and weak: No. white. 49, 9a3ic. No.
3 white, s2Aa2lsc.: No. . mixed, 81 caste.
Bran. dull ;lnl weak: winter IN bulk, Sl6.00a
1889 spring In sacks, Si6al6.50.
Refined sugars, unchanged.
Butter, arm: fancy Western creamery, l7c.; do.
Pennsylvania prints, lie.
Eggs, hrin fresh nearby, lac.; do. Western, &c.,;
dn liz,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-07-25
OFF SANTIAGO.

Speaking of the military victories
of July and and of the naval vic
tory of July 3, Commodore Schley
said seriously: "These victories may
serve not only to deprive Spain of
her colonial possessions, but to bring
ABOUT change of frontiers in Europe.
She cannot get the terms now viii oh
she might have had two months ago.
What can she hope for in six months
more of such warfare? Whom the
gods would destroy they first make
mad.'''
Scarcely a warship lies off Santiago
harbor entrance, almost the entire
feet holding positions directly oppo-
site the deserted fort at Aguadores.
This afternoon the New York, f1yMg
the blue flag of the admiral, lay az
chored with her bow almost on Aqua
dores Beach, while clustered about
her were the other ships of the great
squadron. the Brooklyn lying a little
farther out to sea. The rifle pits which
crown the bluff were deserted, the
Spanish soldiers lounging unconcern-
edly on the beach under the guns of
the feet and within hail of the men
on the New York. The men of the
navy are impatient to get into Santi-
ago harbor, but it is not known vet
when the entrance will be made.
The open handed generosity of our
American seamen was shown when a
subscription was opened on Commo-
dore Schley's flagship, the Brooklyn,
for the benefit of the young wife of
George Henry Ellis, the only man
killed on the American side during
the battle with Admiral Cervera's
fleet. The men eagerly offered their
money, many whose salaries are but
ST and 518 month, giving $50 and
S25. The subscription soon amounted
to 1907, and then one seaman who
a silver coin taken from one of the
Spanish vessels offered it for sale for
the benefit of the fund, and it was bid
in by another seaman for S25. Lieut..
Commander Mason offered a five
peseta piece from the Infanta Maria
Teresa, and its auction brought $50
more. The fund now amounts 10
$1,000.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-07-25
CYCLONEI

The most popular Stallion in Orleans Coun-
ty, viii stand at G. A. Greigs Stable, in AL
bany, this season. Terms very liberal, So 60
to warrant in foal. Colts held for service fee.
Postals promptly attended to.
G. A. GREIGS.