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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20
CLEARING UP
A MYSTERY.
The Police Make Arrests
in the Jefferis and
( Boyer Cases.

Tho police are on the alert and ehiOf
Dolau is determined that no violators Of
the law shall escape In the city court this
morning Harry Mclean, VIM Thompson
and John Browning were charged with
assault and battery on Frank Jefferis. DR..
BlocSsom testified he was in at'endance
on Jefferis. He seemed to be suffering
from vertigo Later the case showed that
his skull was depressed. Jefferis is now
getting along nicely. On Monday he will
be able to say IL Jetferis is out of danger.
The case looks like one that was the result
of q sand-hagging
William H. Lungren testified he saw the
trouble between the three men and JET
ferris last Saturday night. He was posi-
of the opinion the OF hers were there also.
He saw Mclean strike Jefferis.
Thompson claims that he did not strike
Jeffers.
Officer John Ford deposed the three mon
admitted being there at the time They
were held without bail until Monday
morning pending the result of. .Jefferis' in-
jurles.
John o Day was charged by officer Raj.
ston with disorderly conduct. lie heard
O'Day cursing his mother about ! o'clock
this morning. This was his first drunk
since December. He was fined SO and
costs.
Alfred Spen Ger was charged with nigh
way robbery. John J. Boyer testified that
he was in Wilmington on last Saturday
night. He saw Spencer in the Merritt
House bar Later in the evening Spencer
was outside the door and grabbed him by
the arm He accompanied Spencer and
when he came to himself he was minus OF
his clothing, 81, knife and a railroad
mileage book together with his check
book. After he went away with Spencer
he was about three hours before he disCov-
cred he had been robbed. He had only one
drink of gin in the hotel. The Lass thing
he remembered was that Spencer and an
other man were with him. They were not
with him when no Game to himself. The
value of all the articles stolen amounted to
S25. That was the first time he ever saw
Spencer.
William Walker deposed he knew Spen-
Ger and met him. on Monday morning In
the West yart. He asked him what time
the trains went down the Delaware road.
Ho then showed Elm mileage look with
side cover. Spencer was held in $1,000
bail for appearance at court. sss
James Brown, colored, wasi charged
with trespass. George WhitemGn testi-
fed that he has been In the habit of COM
ing to his stable and interfering with the
stable men. He caused considerable .an-
noyance by his frequent visits. The case
was dismissed
James Hauesbery was charged with va
grancy. Ho was arrested by Officer Ed
ward.. The fellow insulted ladies on the
street. He was fined 81 and co is.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20
UNION MEN
AT POLLS.
They Are Polling a Large
Vote This Afternoon.

Union Republicans are conducting theil
primary election this afternoon and q
large vote is being polled.
There is but one contest and that fol
the city treasurership. William III. Curry
and Howard K. Staats are th5 can ndidates.
| Mr.. Curry has already been nominated
by the Regular Repu blicans for the office,
but he may be defeated this afternoon.
The ticket is:
For Mayor-William B Clerk.
For President Of Council-John H. Graz
| ham.
For City Solicitor-Henry C. Conrad,
For City Treasurer-William H. Curry
and Howard Il. Staats.
For assessor and collector OF tile North
ern district-James Nckelvey.
For assessor and collector Of the South
ern district-Charles W. Salloway.
For members Of Council-First ward
Clarence A. Forwood; Second, Herbert B.
Martin; Third. Pierce Gould; Fourth,
John Il. Hendrlxson; Fifth, George c.
Guthrie; Sixth James j. Patterson;
Seventh, John s. Miller; Eighth, Zachary
Taylor Wilson; Ninth, Robert Fl. Brown;
Tonth. Peter II. Bell; Eleventh, George
Russell; Twelfth, John w. Mccoy.
The polling places have been printed by
the Republicans.
PRoHIBITIoNIsTs MEET.
The Prohibltionists of the city met at
the Y. M. c. A. building last night and
discussed the issues of the coming city
campaign. Following is the ticket agreed
upon.
Mayor--Lewis W. Brosius
President of City Council,-Ashton r.
Tatnall.
City Solicitor
City Treasurer-EdTin G. Sutton.
Assessor for Northern district-Joseph
H. Gibson.
Assessor for Southern district William
X. Shumar.
Members of Council:
First ward-AEdrew NJ. Price.
Second ward-Hugh Toner
Third ward-John Il. Bradbury.
Fourth ward-Char'es Il. Wilson.
Fifth ward-Mose, Heath.
Sixth ward-Albert Sergeant
Seventh ward-William H. Ferguson,
Eighth ward-William f. Nichols.
Ninth ward-Alfred Ironfield.
Tenth ward-P. P" McColley,
Eleventh ward--John, w. Harris.
Twelfth ward-Oscar s. Appleby.
The following resolution was adopted:
The Prohibition party, in committee
assembled, recognizing Almighty God as
the source of all good government, SUBJ
nit the following resolution to the order-
loving and intelligent voters OF Whining
ton:
whereas, The legalized liquor traffic
continues its nefarious work debauchng
men. prostituting women, beggaring
children and increasing our public bur-
deDs Therefore be it
'Reso!ved, That we pledge ourselves to
the overthrow of the saloon and the sup
preston of alcoholic liquors, as bever-
age;
Whereas, Our city is rapidly being
demoraizei by Sabbath dissertations.
Therefore be it
Resolved, That we pledge ourselves to
do all in our power to enforce the laws
upon our statute books for the upholding
of the Christian Sabbath.
Whereas, This municipality and State
continue to suffer on account OF the pros
titution of the ballot-box and the bribery
and corruption practiced in elections.
Therefore be it
Resolved, That we pledge ourselve, to
the publication of the BALLOT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20

Tho cows advertised to bo sold next
Mppday afternoon, Oh tho Perkins farm
oTfthe Concord pike, Brapdywine hum
dred, are composed of Guernseys, Dur-
hams and Holstlcns. They are young nnG
of fine size, some OF thcm tipping the
by Mr.. Potter II. Blair and Bedford coun.
ties, Pa, and arc tho best that can be
found in that region, and as bo is n good
judge of cows his assertion cannot bo sue.
cesstully controve"t ted, particularly when
backed up by such a judge as Mr.. Pass
more. Mr. Potter selected u large number
Of cows that were sold Oh he PassmOre
farm near Centreville, and all of them
proved very satisfactory. Both of these
gentlemen visited our city this morning
and are fully prepared to verify every hing
we havo snid. II any residents of our
city and vicinity wish to purchase cows
they should attend the sale.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20
Automobile Companies Combine,

Trenton, N. j, May 10 Seventeen
electric vehicle transportation companies
were incorporated hete today. These com
panies were formed by the Whitney Ill
kins- Widener syndicute to operate auto
mobiles in as many dliferoat States.
Each of the cnmnanies has an authoriZ.
cd capital OF 100000, except the one ftrnl.
ed for the District OF Columbia. which has
an authorized capital OF SG.OoO,Oj0. Tho
capital, with t Is latter exception, is sup
posed to be merely nominal amount, to
be increased later. 1ncorporntors for each
State are James Il. Hayes. a Jersey City
lawyer, ard the clerks in his office
Tie several States for which these COM
panies are formed nre Tcnnrssco, Georgia,
Ohio, Kentucky, New Jersey, Louisiana,
Delaware, California, Michigan, Mime
sofa, Iowa. Maryland, Wisconsin. Indiana.
Missouri, District Ct Columbia, Virginia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20
items FROM
NEW CASTLE.
Correspondence OF tho REPUBLICAN,
May 20, 1890

The Pawnee Bill Wild West show has
come and gone and before the usual quiet
comes over the city be sure and attend
the concert and festival In the Opera
House tonight 1t is given under the
auspices of Industry Council Junior Or
der OF United American Mechanics. The
concert will consist OF solos by James Gal
lagher, Wallace Cannon and Charles H..
Edwards, of Wilmington,
The Kirby family will givea choice
musical selection 'and T. F. Flanagan
of Manhood.
Every ticket presented at the door Is
good for ice cream and cake.
For the first time in several years a New
Castle man will be whipped at the post to-
day for the larceny of chickens. The cul-
prit is Alexander Finney. He visited tho
hen coop of farmer Morrison and helped
himself to the fat chickens officer Pal
mer had his suspicion aroused and in com.
pany with officer Tobin was In hiding
when Flnney reached Shawtown.
He was promptly arrested and then he
tried to convince the officer that he got the
chickens from his grandmother,
Mrs. Miller, of State Road Is deter
mined woman. Hor determination pre-
vented book agent frnm delivering two
cnpies of the History of Delaware to her.
Mira. Miller had been Informed of the class
of the SIS books and made UP her mind
not to accept them as she claims the con.
tract was not al ogether straight
When the delivery agent reached the gate
he was met bv Mrs. Miller who Informed
him that she intended to use the broom as
weapon of defense. He tried to compro-
mi Q the affair but Mrs. Miller and the
broom won and the books wero not deiiv-
cred. There never was known such dis
satisfaction among people as over the his
torv OF Delaware.
Edwin M. Herbert will leave on Mon
day for n two weeks trip. He will visit
Washington, Leesburg, Va, and Spar
rows Point
Howard A. Marshall and bride Of Ches-
ter have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William O'Connor.
B 4. Lank had lively time yesterday
making new wheels for wagons for Paw
nce Bills show.
Rev. r. Irving Watkins will occupy
kingswood church pulpit tomorrow
morning and in the evening will preach
in Union Church.
A number Of the shad fishermen williquit
the business and will accept positions
in the Delaware Iron Works. The
Works will run on double turn.
The oft repeated assertion that the Tri-
ton Cot on Mills will resume operations
has been made once more.
Peter Stroup is now in charge of the gas
works succeeding John Nintng who had
been there for sixteen years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20
DOTS.

A strawberry festival will be given at
White Clay Creek Church Monday even-
ing, May ~.
The Newport NJ. e. Sabbath School will
hold their annual festival at tho Rod Mems
Hall on Saturday evening and all our
frlends are cordially invited to meet with
us and have good time. Plenty Of home
grown berries and cake.
Harverster's Mission Front and Jefer-
son street; special revival services on Sat-
urday evening 7.3O lead by Josiah Cox
come and help us in the work of the Lord
and he will repay YOU
Mr.. Henry Glenn of Philadelphia, will
speak on Socialism in the Smil h Building,
6l01a Market street on Sunday May 2lst at
7.3J p. m. Free to ALL
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church at Eeh-
teenth and Market streets will hold bap-
tismal service on May 2s. On that date
Rev W. II. Runnes, the pastor, will bup-
tize number Of persons in the Brandy
wine at the foot of Walnut street.
Edward T. Holland, of No. 5l7 East 4th
street. is suffering with badly sprained
foot the result of fall in o gden, Pa, on
Thursday.
The annual Whit-Sunday services in
old Christ Church, Broad Greek, will be
held next sunday afternoon ut o clock.
Grace Epworth League will hold busi-
ness meeting Oh Thursday evening next.
A meeting of the Thomas f. Bayard Me-
mortal Association was to have been held
yesterday afternoon for organization. AS
nearly all the Officers were unable to at.
tend tho meeting Was adjourned to meet
again at tho Call of the chair.
Heartease Circle Of Kings Daughters
will give All entertainment in Second Bap.
list Church OIL Tuesday evening.
A special meeting OF Grace Circle will bo
held on Monday evening hext at the home
of Mrs. Samuel Il. Underwood, No 1904
Delaware avenue.
The Grand United Order of Colored Odd
Follows will meet IN annual Sos sion in this
city on May3O.
The Edgemoor Bridge Works have re-
ceived q contract to furnish four plate Cir
dor bridges In Dublin, Texas. and u mum
Der of bridges in Chicopee, Mass.
The Rev. George s. Gnssner will otliciate
at st. Matthew s Mission, West 18TH street
tomorrow morning and evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20

NToT!l E--THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
~ uI Eureka Council No. |, Jr. 0. U. A. NJ.
and other members Of tho order, are request
&c. 10 meet at Eden Hail, on Sunday afternoon
at ItO O'clock to attend the funeral of the de-
ceased brother H. Y. Truman. m19at
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20
THE TULIP.


FLORENCE ELLIOTT PERKINS.
Once OH time one summers day,
A tulip raro with colurs gny.
A proud and naughty lover he 60
Sent to maid of low drgree.
Said this gorgeous tulip with colors loud.
My masters family are very proud
And hs'll not wed. oh no, not hT
A maid of low degree like thee.
Then answered sweetly the Iowly maid,
Know you not IL has been said,
That love invudes all ranks said she,
And kings buve welded maids like inc?
And haughty tulip with color bold,
I'll wed tho prince though he's much gold.
My ancestors are of high degree,
And am just as good as he
But go with me tu England's shore,
10 you IN prove Pm not Of low degrie,
And tulip I'll say to you no more,
For lam Just as good as he.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20
No DAMAGES For Powder Worker,

Salem, N. j., May l9-Thc case of Owen
Coen VS.. f. l. DUPONT Do Nemours Com
pany, which has occupied the attention of
the Court since Tuesday afternoon, went
to the jury at II O'Clock this morning and
verdict in favor of the defendants was
re e,urned tonight. Coen WAS injured in
one OF the explosions at the Carney )
Point powder works, and sued for 100000
damages. The company was represented
by Attorney General Gray, District Attor-
nev Vandergrift and J, Forman Sinnick-
son. Mr. Coen was represented by Prose-
cutorJ, W. Acton and ex.Judso Vest
rntt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20
DupOutS Win.

Salem, NJ J. May 19---Ihe case of
Owen Coen vs. T.. l. DUPONT, D, Nemours
Company, which bns occupied the atten-
ton of Cour: since Tuesday afternoon,
went to the jury at II o'clock thisr morn.
ing and verdict in favor of tho defend-
ants was returned to night. Coen was In :
jurcd in ono of the explosions ut The Car
ney's Point powder works, ,tnnd sued for
SEQ 900 damages. This company was re-
presented by Attorney Vandegrift and J.
Formnn Snnickson. Mr. Coen was repre-.
sented by Prosecutor j. W. Acton and OK
Judge Westcott.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20

w ANTED--A COLORED MAN TO TAKE
w care of horses aud garden, and make
himself generally useful, in country, a short
di iancn from the city. Address Dune an
Bros, No. IA Market street. mlS4t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20
Col, Wainwright Acquitted.

The trial OF Colonel John ". VAIN
wright on the charge of Masking a false ap.
plica,ion 10 recover $i00 bnck pension for
Mrs. Eflls Young, who claimed to be SOL
diei u widow, but who was not on tiled to
tho money, ended IN Il verdict of not gull
ty under instructions from Judge MoPher-
son in tho UDited es District Court at
Philadelphia yc- erday,
There were three absent witnesses for tho
government who were sought Q bs brought
in under attachments, but they were not
IN md
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20

D. T. LINK, of New Castle, yesterday
morning began suit for damage against
the baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. Lank claima $500 for damage to his
wagon and harness. sustained while cross
ing tho cnmpanv's tracks ut Market street
on April g. He claims hat his wagon
wheel caught in defective switch and
that the frightening of his horse caused the
damage 10 his wagon and harness
Lank is represented by Artemas and
Marin Il. Smith.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20
TO GRACE OF A. 6.


BY FLoRENCEsELLIoTT PERKINS.
know that wn shall meet again
Sometime, somewhere. in future years
Beyond the shadows and tho pain.
Beyond the tuIIulI and tho tears,
And there shall DO no Sen-o of loss,
Where gold exists without the dross.
It will not or then lhnt wo
Drifted apart in times deep blue,
Where friends 50 oft are lost to view,
1t will not matter that tho years
Were touched almost by pain and tears.
And when we meet whore holy lovo,
Shall weave again its CEaplnt fair.
And we, the blessed highlands rove,
The flowers Of pcace to ever wear
I know We shall not ever think
OF the d, ar, broken earth's lost LINK.
So we will bravely snil along,
Apart upon the missy sea,
TIL we shall Catch the sweetest song,
1u Gods bright vnst eternity,
Then we shall smile ut all the pain,
And renp loyes golden fruit again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20

vJTANTED-A WOMAN FOR GENERAL
w houseworll; country residence near
Wilmington. Address Home" this office.
mlGltN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20
\phy?

we are constantly asked 'Why do you
advertise? Everybody knows of Dr.. Hum
phroys, everybody knows ~. I'VE answer
by asking do You Use Seventy scven'?No!
then you haven't saving knowledge of 1t,
that's why. Knowing about 'T7" for
Colds and Grip does not benefit you. and
incidentally us, until you try 1t '77' DR..
Humphreys famous Specific breaks up
colds that '.haag on" Knocks out tho
Grip; stops lingering coughs; soohs the
throat. chest and lungs. Cures all kinds
of Colds; Mt druggists or sent prepaid, % c.
and $l.00 Dr. Humphreys book sent
free Humphreys' Medicine Co., Cor,
William and John SITS, N Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20
Summer Openinp.

The store of S. Mitchell. No. 2l9 Market
street, presents beautiful appearance to.
day aud it was thronged with eager custo-
mer., the prices being very reasonable
and every artielv MS represented. The
opening will be continued on Monday and
the ladies who fail to call on Saturday
should not mis- this opportunity to secure
bargains in millinery and other summer
goods Mitchell understands the wants
of the ladies', and is determined to keep
abreast with the times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20
f.EE1lNUS TU-NlldT.

Lafayette Lodge, K ofP.
Rodney Council, N. =. U.
Wcnonuh Lodge, $, of H.
Liberty Conciavc,S, W. M.
Crusaders Temple, l.. g. f..
Mechanics Lodge, I. o. 0. L.
Lcnapc Tribe Imp'd 0. Il. M,
Jefferson Council, o. U A. NJ.
Wilmington Single Tax Club.
EAempment No "a, U v l..
Windsor Lodge, 0. 5. of st. G..
Delaware Encnmpment, A. o. q. r.
Delaware Degree Lodge, A. Q. Il. F..
Delaware Council, No. |, .. A. $. +.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20
= Another Delaware Doctor

Seventeen young men were given the
dagrce OF doctor of medicine at the first
annual commencement of tho Maryland
Medical College, whicn wa, held yesterday
afternoon ut Ford's Opera House, Baiti-
moro. Attired in black caps and gowns.
the students and faculty Of the college, to-
gether with the graduates. occupied seats
on The stage. Tho audience which filled u
cnrt Of the lower floor of the theatre. was
made up largely OF ladies, who were en-.
thn,iastc in their applause ny tho diplo-
ma, of grad uatioh were awarded.
II. H. Moore OF this state was among
the graduates and OF the banquet which
followed tho presentation of diplomas, DR..
Moore responded to the toast "Class 49,"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20
Love " ent Awoy After School.

New York May 19.-nr Charles c. du-
Punt failed to appear in tho Supreme
Court to prosecute his suit for the annul-
men, of his marriage. aud Justice Russell
dismissed the complaint Mr.. dupont,
who was In attendance was congratulated
by ler friends on The yihdication,
Mrs duPont before her marriage was
Miss Hughes, of Harrisburg, and Cover
nor Pn'tison appointed hor to a schnlHr-
ship in the Art School of Philadelphia.
She met duPont whom he was student in
tho University of Pennsylvania and they
were married before duPont's graduation.
dupont said he was afraid Miss Hughes
father would kill him unless he mado the
girl his wife.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20

Sheriff Taylor yesterday afternoon sold
these properte-: g. f. Eastman. Front
md Market streets, Il. g. Cook. $3.50. Will
liam Miller Eleventh between Poplar and
Lombard streets, George Lodge, 500
Elizabeth p. Stuck. Market near Fourth
street. George Brown, $1,000. ID f. Moon
oy. Twelfth near Claymont Strest. }, Il.
Smith, $50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20
A BOYS Narrow Escape.

George Enkin, aged years, son of officer
Eakin, had narrow escape from drown
ing in the Christiana ut he Third street
bridge yesterday afternoon. The little lad
with Others went to tho bridge and got in
to row boat. Then they climbed up tho
ladder of big schooner. In attempting
to EoJ back to the boat he fell into the
creek. A young man quickly Went 10 his
assistance and saved the lad from drown
ing
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20
The Kinetic Motor Trial,

Several prominent railroad men from
New York, as well ns several from this
city, witnessed another trial this after
noon OF the Kinetic motor and expressed
themselves as highly pleased with its
workings. The party were under the care
of Mr. A. C. Dodge, President OF the COM
pany.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20
2 In oil stages OF Nasul Catarrh there

p In oil stages OF Nasul Catarrh there
should be cleanliness As experience proves
Ey's Cream Balm Is q cleanser. soothor
and healer of the diseased membrane, 1t
Is not drying nor irritating, and does not
produce sneezing. TO test it trial siz, is
mailed for 10 cen or the large for 50 cents
by Ely Brothers. 56 Warren Street, New
York. Druggists keep it. Upon being
placed into the nostrils it spreads over tho
membrane and relief Is immediate. 1t Is
Bn agreeable cure
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20
Evidence of a Marine Collision.

Atlantic City, ~ j., May 20.-Cap-
tain Charles Foster, of the sloop yacht
]. Willard Morgan, reports having
passed through q lot of wreckage off
the coast of South Atlantic yesterday.
He also saw considerable wreckage
near the same point on Thursday, but
not in as large quantities as yesterday.
BY the character of the wreckage it Is
thought it came from steamer. A
fiat bottom yawl boat was picked up
by one of the inlet captains few days
ago. The wrecEage is believed to in
dicate collision in this vicinity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20
Entertainment at Newport.

The Newport Tennis Club gave m en-
ter ainmont and Concert last evening ut
tho residence of the Misses John .on,
Tho evening program con sisted uf pinno
solo, and DUETS and two fnrces. The far
ces were well rendered and entertaining.
"Proposing under Difficulties" and q Bi-
cyclo Beginner" were titles. About ono
hundred persons attended, numerous
parties from this city being present. Re-
ireshmerls were served after tho entcrtuin-
inent, and very. pleasant evening was
spent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20
FOR SALE.

ECR sALE-TEN r.. p. A. N. s. FOR q
+ cents ut druggists. One gives relief.
n2slyrd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-20

rTNO FARMERS-THE YOUNG STAL. ~
l. lion Emmit will stand forservice Ic.3I
near Elsmere, Christiana Hundred. kmn.it is
n beautiful dark bay, l5s4 hands high, good
bone and muscle and weighs lO75 pounds. He
was sired by Linden; dan Fly. She by Admi
raj Patchon and can show plenty of speed
Fl is sure foal gctter. Terms $40 cash for
the season and SIS to insure. the money to be
paid as soon as the mare is ascertaine.i to be
with fOal. PATRICK HALEY.
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