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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-17

Queremos que haya unprecedented en- e
goolerno, pues solo de ese modo Sc veran ga
rantizados naestros derechos.
NO tema Mr.. Hunt que el partido federai
se acerque al gobiernO pedirle niusticias Di
tratar de que incloe Ia balanza de Ia lev an
su favor ESQ podra haber1o nratandido al 81
partloo repuol1eano; pero no el federal, res
pesuoso siempre de la ley del orden, porque
su somo bra es que pueden prosperar los gran
des 1ntereses de nuestra colectfvidad que son
los intereses del pals.
Nuestra unprecedented no traspasa 10. II
mites De "a razon nj del derecho; pretendemos
SOLO que e gobiernO nombre en- los pueblos fe
deraies, alcaIdes jueces federaes;y On los pue-
oios repuolicanos, aicaldesy jueces repub-
canos.
Esto es 10 justo; asf Sc respetarfa ell voto
popular; pues no hay in usticia mas irritante,
que pueblos eminentemente federaIes, donde
nuestros advsrsaros sacarfan triunfante de
las urnas solo empleadO, Sc les impopgan
autoridades ubcanas.
Nj cuerpo directive del partiio federal no
puede nj q1fere otra cosa que ell orden el res
peto mutuo, dentro de un alto sentimiento de
dignidad.
ESQ mismo queremos nosotros.
7 aaes5ra oposici6n, nuestra censura, &C.
saran. . mas bien cesar, desde ell punto ED
hacer justicia, aunque todavfa no sea la plena
Justicia cue esperamo5.
Esta vendra. Tendremos calma para aguar-
darla, como energfa tuvimos para exigtra
Si Mr.. Hunt, como no 10 dudamos, Sc mues-
ira gobernante jnsto imparciaT, la prensa fe-
deral sera ben6vola: mas a1n celebrara
aplaudira con entnsismo todo avance que rea-
lice direction al derecho la libertsd
Raciha Mr.. Hunt nuestra felicitaci6n por
el alto cargo que Sc le ha coz fado, en- ell que
lie deseamos gran acierto y IA mayor satsfac-
cion possible.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-17
Un apIauso al Dr.. Cueto

El intetgente g8leno don Adrian Cueto
Rodriguez, h pr cticado uDa aotable opera
cf6n quir1rgica, Que merece pubicarse no solo
cor las condiciones excepcfonsles del pacteDtes
que ca IN honlbre de av1n5aGa edad, sino por
la cfrcunsta ncia de one ha tiampo venfa SUI
friendo Las s0nsecuencias de aguda enfer
meaad, qde paulatinameDte iba arreos tando
las fuerzas vitales IN orgauiano ya qne-
brantado per el peso de seseDta cfnco amos.
En- Ell mss grave estado ell paciente, per-
didss las espsranzas de salvRre, fne entTega-
do al referidn doctor, quien sin reparar ID gra-
vedad de peligro en- ell or fermo. impulssdo ge-
nerosamente por conpasiva carload, con deci-
dfds fe en- los estcdios adquiridos en- su carre-
ra, comp'rometi6se hacerle Is difcii opera
ci6n ITALIA hipogastrice, habiendo extrafdo de
Ia yaiiea, cen favorable exito, caiculo del
tamafio de un hnevo de galna que pesa mas
de sesenta granios.
de fmportaucia una embriotomfa. por presen-
taci6n de tronco, una castracion dooie, por
gangrena de toda Ia region escrota testlc1-
lar. que vienen acredftar Ell inaprecisble me-
rito del entepdfdo gateno, por sn haoiil1ao
frmas conocimientos los adeiantos de la
cirujla
Todas estas operaciones fueron hechas en-
81 hospital municipal de esta ciudad, cuva df.
rscci6n se ha confado I'll competente nedico
cirujano.
Ia notsbIidad de las indicadas operacio-
nes al hecho de haberas realiZado en- indf-
viduos uertepecientes la clase proetars,
nos obligan ofrece- phb,ica manifestation
de aprecio para ell .flantropo doctor, que nos
pardonara 81 estas lfUeas vienen nerir su re-
cor ociia N odesta discretion.
Utuadn, Septic bre Il de 1901.
T.,,is Pio Toro, Manuel Jordan, Jose Pi-
{ieiro Jose d. Espada, Feiioe Casalduc Gig
ENRIQUE Dursp, Juan M. BaIlester, Jose t.
Colon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-17
I'll lUEVO GOBERlA|OR
Y Ell PARTIDO Federal,

Aver tom6 p1sesi60 del cargo de- G. Gobarna
,or Civil de ssta isla ell b on orabIe Mr. William
II Hunt.
Caando Sc recibi6 Ia notica de su nombra-
mento, ms ocuqamos de Ia personalidad de
u, Hunt felicitsndonos de que tan eumolido
s,bsllero, que conoce "a intimamente nue.
~ ssuntos locales, hubiera sido ell dssignado
Ia eli gobierno de ID coIonia.
Hoy, pues, confrmamos aquel iuicfo.
La DEMOCRACIA, qua censur6 acerbamen-
IA Ia conducts de Mr. Allen por no aiustarse
sIas prActicas de !ibertad y justicia que esta-
ba obiigado seguir, por prestgio de ST mis-
No. Ell repreSentante de una naci6n como Es-
tados Undos, Sc compiacerfa mucho en- que ell
honorable Mr.. Hunt le diese motivos para al
snlsus9 leai sincere.
NADIA mas facfl. cr64nos Mr. Hunt.
Z partido federal, como va ha tenido
nenpo de observable, no aspjra los puestos
bnrocratcos, vivr de dostinos favores.
0nAdense en- esos empeos los republicanos:
oue gu ineptitud concluira por anularles para
todo cargo pdolico. Ei partido federal Sc
compone en- su lDmensa mayorla, de hombres
ds profession, de capital, de tra bajo, que la
mas Sc acercaron al fasttn del presupuesto
nara Iibrar su subsistencia. Asf, pues, ell par
lido federal no ha de crear oostsculos al GO
bBrnO, nj acOsarle pOr unos mfseros destfnos
Pero Ell partido federal reclama un dere-
cho que no puede negsrsele; inter venci6n
en "a al ni nstraci0l del pals, para epcausar-
Ia por los derrotaros del orden la moral. Ell
vote popular ie di6 ese derecho, que no puede
srrebatarsele sin cometer, no ya un atropello,
siao un acto de tranfa impropio de una naci6n
lore.
81 el nueyo Gobernador incia en- ese sem
tido 6poca de justas reparaciones una
poIitica de paz y de concordia, nosotros e
aplaudiremos.
Pero creemos que no debe detenerse ahf
81 nueyo goberhante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-17
ACT0 SOLEMNE
Nzr. Hunt, jura el cargo

Aver jur6 oil cargo de gobernsdor civil de
Pu,rt)- Rico, nomo orado por Mr. Nc Kinley, Mr.
WI i.m Il. Hnlt
u hruUfape presidente oe Ia Suprema
Corts de Justicia don jose Severe Qunones
igclUi6 sl iuramento presencia del Ejecutivo,
euerpo iusuisr otras corporaciones ,invitadas
para la ceremonia.
FL Doctor Brumbaugh abri6 81 acto con
una eocuete aocucioo, mas lnego hizo uso
de u palabra ell venera bic diOcesano Monsefior
Benk, al que contesto Mr. Hunt Ell forma eIe-
yada conceptuosa.
Djo S1ue estarfs al ado de los puertorri-
quelJs i'm partisndo justicIs siempre que SO lie
pdaS
3 obispo metoiists, doctor Dres bendijo
Ia Inauguration del gobierno de Mr. Hunt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-17
| A PROCLAIM MAGIC N
DEL
r e Y . z E S 2 A n A.

Con motive de la procla aci6a del rey
Alfonso habra en- Madrid ell pr6xmo ano gran
des fastas. Para elias ha votado ell ayunta-
miento cincuenta mil dollars
Ei antigua aeronauta captain Martinez ha
prese utado una instancia sOifcitando sutoriza-
ciOu para dar serie de festas nocturnas
en- ell estanqGe del Retro paseos que ei
afoyen, que seran lumbrados con grandes
focOs e'ectrcos fdroles venecianos.
Ell capitan Martinez ofrece ell 20 por 100
del ingreso total, con destino la Benefcen
cia.
Entire las novedades que propone fgura Ia
de una ascenciou en- cometas p!anas, como las
que usa ell eiarcito aieman, y la de unas rega-
tas venecianas, espectaculos nusyos en- Es-
pafs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-17
CONDOLENCIA

Nuestros correlgionarios de San German
han dirgiio Mr.. Hunt ell siguiente telegra-
ma
eHonorable gobernador.
Capital.
Federaes San German sc unen mi para
anyarIe p6sane profundo por sensible muerte
Hjnorab.e presidente repdbiica Mr.. Nc Kin
ley.
Por CJmit6 federal.
Juan M. Palmer.>
Presiiente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-17
DevOrad0 p0r una pantera

El redactor ponsal de la <Etoile
Bsg9,S diero lie Brnseias, que viajaba en- Ar
gel por cuenta de dicho rerio lico, ha sfdo de-
vorado por pantera.
Cnguo era periodista notable entire los
de primera calfdad.
ia prensa de la capitai de Belgiea dedica
hermosos artfcuos Ia muerte del notable re-
dactor de Ia <fctoiIe.1
Tambien hacen 10 mismo los peri6dicos de
Milan, cfudad donde muy ccnocido Cogno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-17
HUESPEDDS

Llsta de los hu6spedes pass jeros del Ho-
tel A UTora:
A. w Bew<er. A NJ Cobb, Antonio F.
Carrasco. se1ora hijo don Laureano Rodrf-
guez. don Tona5 Bernardini, don Ram6n Ca
diz, don Luis Rodriguez Cabrera, don Mariana
Abril.
Propiatara.
Aurora Marin,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-17
S Al JUAN
Per f@lags'aaO.

Septfembre H.
OEsFsLE
Mas de co. 900 personals han desfi ado ante
e cadaver de Mr.. Nc Kinley.
H0a0HES FUHEBRES
Sc ha dispuesto aqui la celebration de ho-
nCres fdnebres
Hoy, al smauecer, Ia com ps MA de artlle-
ia nGmero 50 disparo trece caf1ouazos. Des-
pue7 ha seguido hacienda upo cada media hora.
Esta tarde al tocar Ia retreta como saludo
ia bandera, disparara As.
PARaDA
+, las de1 de la mansDa habra parada nj
ltar doude comunicara los soldados la
ulerte del jefe de la reph5iica.
las doce del dia Sc suspendera todo ira
taio.
El - es Ell dia. sen 1alado para Ell serelio del
pfesidente Despu6s de ese cto go izara arr1-
"a IA bandera americana, disparandose 2l ca
honszos.
REGINtEETO PUERTOnRsQUEa o
Ell regimiento puertorriqueDo suspende
sqS trabs jos. Levara pnr espscio de un mes
esgn) de luto en- bapdera.
EMBARGO
H1y emba rc6 la famia del honorable GO
'sFnador Mr.. Hunt,
MonUmENTo
I'll Neus lndlca que debe erigfrsee un mo-
aumsnto a Mr. Nc Kinley
HUaiO
, Bs muerto don Agustin Musa, shbdito
ualilno que b ice tantos amos reslfs 90 esta
capital.
FERRocGHsiL
Funciona con regnlarIdad ell ferrocsrrfl
Pasta ArecibC va Sc com pusieron los des-
ssfteetos que cause on la VIA eI temporal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-17
FELICITACION

Agradecemos al querido amigo Que auto
liza q siguente teIegrama su afectuosa fe!l-
citaci6A;
Humacao II.
Mariana Abrll,-Caguas.
NJ enthusiastic feifcitacion por brilante ar
hculo William Mac Ktniey. Su lectura LENA
Dc orgulo todos los paisanos del eximio es-
Crltor Fdblico.
DR.. Fernando Gonzalez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-17
HirT1eneO

Una estadistica alemana afrma cue de
$500 matrimonios, 2 1000 solamente vtven vi
da de relatIva felcidsd. de semi fell
ces, ell cincuenta por,cento 10 son q del
diario y fatigoso cuidado que ejsrcitan para
evitsr amigos que penetren en- casa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-17
TTMTNTSM0
= - EsYA Il 4ss q Is@

La ciudad de Lincoln, len ell estado de-
Nueva Jersey, e>ta pobiada solamente por N u :
jeres. TODD perfnetro, que % de tres
Dilgs cusdradas, no vi7e nj sc lie permits vi
vir nil gdn hon bre. ni SIG uiera que entire en-
Ia ciudad. Todos los empleos pdblicos los
ejercitan mujeres. 10 ootabIe as que fue
fundada por un hombre. Els de 200 almas la
poblacion de Lincoln Soyds.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-17
Dis Smlnuc10n

Hace veinte amos ell cincuenta por ciento
de los ha bitantes de FraDcia estaba tornado
por agrfcultores, hoy ese tanto por cienGo ha
descendfdo al treinta, segun recente estadis-
tica. Infecundas las mujeres, infecunda la
terra Modo lento, pero SECURE, de llegar
la defnitiva disminuci0n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-17
Hotel OIimPo
.I11URCE
II. ORTEG d.
a 3 minutes de gRn .guaDs

FL mejor hotel CHINA Esplendida ventacon Parque
jadine Kosco ingsa Excelene syico
moderados. Alumbrado
el6crcO moderno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-17
Momentos del att que

En- momentos en- que ell Magistrate de Ia
rep6blcs en- ell temple de la mdsica de ls
Exposici6p saludaba al numeroso pdblico que
Sc afanaba por darie la bienvenids, una seno.
"a &c acerc6 Nc Kinley ie presento & 81
nifia que cargaba en- Jos brazos.
El presidante con la mayor demostra ci6n
de COZ ten,o la acartcfaba. AL lado va de la
sef5ora ell cobarde asesino lie tendi6 la m&no
izquierds psrs .sIudarle, revestdo de Ia ma
yor bipocres "a: generoso atento Nc ckialey.
tendi6e tambien la s0ya..... entonces, sale.
ron dc entre ell pahueio que portaba en- la
diestra, las bslss que escondidas, levaba para
darle mlerte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-17
Muerte de Nc KinIey
Was defalIs ;
Gangrena

Gangrena
Como resultado de la autopsia, Sc sabe que
sobrevinO la muerte de Nc Kiney por la gan
grena produciia por la segunda baIa que no
pudo extraerse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-17
bUENA 0CASI0N!
H ORTEGA A.---BROOKLYN N. Y.
] 8 8. P A c F E S 7

n naesud diom
dic
m
buena canay toio o onese
petente el
= mes e apaeos
clos padre
lie famIa
a ondtncia
ell Buqu dia de slida a
H. OHTEGA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-17
In Su juiciO

Los ne 1icos Que oUservan a. aDaTquist
certi6can que 20 eacuantran en- ei uingun
ma Dif fasIac!6n moral ri fl,ica por Ia que $
pteda percioi Is. mas lig~ra alteration oe su
facultaoes ment4ies ? Sc fatfcan Ell sns pri
meras obServaciones aseguraneo que CT, 1go1
esta ep su sa so i.iciO.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-04
KANSAS NEWS.
Trial of Young Moore at Win
field LIS Now On.
Jury Secured Last Evening in
District Court.
is ONLY II YEARS OLD.
Theory Is a "HOld Up" With
Unintentional Murder.
Defendant Alone i'm Court, De-
spondent and S0rrOWful.

Winfield, Dec. 4.-The trial of Clyde
Moore, charged with the murder of c.
L. Wiltberger, commenced in the dis
trict court here Tuesday. Wiltberger
was killed on the 18th of last April,
while hauling wheat from his farm.
About two weeks afterward. Charles
Belts, Jr., and Clyde Moore. of Arkan-
sas City, aged 13 and IT, respectively,
were arrested, charged with the murder.
The theory was that they attempted a
hOld-up, and shot Wfltberger uninten-
tionally. Belts was tried at the July
term of court and acquitted. but is now
in Jail on the charge of perjury as a
result of his testimony at that trial.
About two months ago, shorty Nc
Farland. a suspicious character or
Winfield, who had long been suspected
of guilty knowledge of the affair, was
arrested on the charge of murder and
will also have his trial this week Belts
through the efforts of w. P. Hackney.
Now Hackney is assisting in the prose-
cution, while G. H. Buchanan, who pros
ecuted Belts, is conducting Moore's de-
Tense The entire day was spent in the
selection of jury, which was secured
just before o'clock. The trial Will
probably last all week.
Clyde Moore, the defendant, seemed
to be altogether alone in court No
relatives or friends sat with him and
he spoke very seldom even to his coun-
sell He was rather thinner than when
he was arrested and seems to have lost
much of the reckless. defiant air Whlcn
he sometimes assumed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-04
FREE OF DUTY.
Goods Imported From Philippines
Will No Longer Pay Tariff

Washington, Dec. At is stated at
the war department that the decisions
of the United States supreme court in
the insular cases do not call for any
change in the existing tariff arrange
ments in the Philippines and that it
was not even deemed necessary to is
sue instructions to the civil governor
of the islands on the subject as q con-
sequence of the decisions. Secretary
Root has had several conferences with
other officials in regard to the enact
ment of legislation necessary to meet
existing conditions, but he said today
as he had not received an official copy
of the courts decision he was unable
even to indicate what steps should be
taken. The secretary of the treasury
has issued to collectors of customs in
the United States a Geographic order
directing them to admit free of duty
goods imported from the Philippine is
lands. Following is the order:
Discontinue requirement entry and
collection of duty on merchandise
shown by manifest of vessel to be ship
ped from Philippines. Allow free de-
livery goods in bond. Detain cigars and
cigarettes until revenue stamps are
affixed under circulars 81 and IS cur
rent year. Refunds will be made by
certified statement where protests duly
filed''
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-04
BASEBALL MAaNArEs.
Discuss the Transfer of Milwaukee
Team to st. Louis.

Chicago, Dec. 1.-The principal Ques-
ton under consideration by managers
of the American baseball league attend
ing the annual meeting at the Grand
Pacific hotel Tuesday was the transfer
of the Milwaukee team to st. Louis. 1t
was rumored that the Milwaukee mag
mates were hard to deal with, and that
they had given out an ultimatum that
unless satisfactory terms were arranged
in two days no transfer would be made.
Matt Killilea said regarding the trans
fer: The owners of the Milwaukee
club are opposed to the transfer to ST.
Louis, and the American league cannot
make the change without the consent of
the owners. The men at St Louis were
all signed by the Milwaukee club
can't say what the outcome will be, but
there will be some decision soon"
Owing to the absence of a number of
members of the convention a quorum
was not secured until late, thereby de-
laying action.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-04
CONNIE MAoKs TEAM.
Has Hartzel and Flick Signed For the
Outfieid.

Philadelphia. Dec 4.-Manager Mack
says he has about completed his team
for the season of 1902 He has signed
seventeen men, as follows: Catchers,
Powers and Steelman; pitchers. Fraser,
Bernhard Plank, Wiltse and Duggleby;
first base. Harry Davis; second base.
Lajoie; shortstop, Monte Cross; third
base, Lave Cross; outf1elders, Hartzel.
Fultz. Elmer Flick. Mcintyre and Sey-
bold; utility man, Robinson
The new players in the club are Pitch
er Duggleby, Outfie1ders Flick and
Hartzel, Shortstop Monte Cross and the
utility man, Robinson The first four
of these are familiar to baseball fol-
lowers Robinson is youngster who
covered third base for Kansas City last
season -Four or five National league
clubs and also several American league
clubs We're after him, but Manager
Mack landed him, and now has his
signature to contract
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-04

with a blush 81 am going home to
Denver right away, and she will be
there waiting for me- 1 suppose might
as well confess. We have been engaged
for some time, but the date of our Wed
ding has never been set. She was with
me in this fight, and guess it was as
much for her as the championship that
/ trained so hard
1T will do me good to get married,
said Corbett 81 have always been given
to roaming, and guess she viii per-
suade me to settle down. When I get
out to Denver 1 think I shall start in
the hotel business. Whatever do she
will be with me. heart and SOUL"
Young Corbett denied a report pub
lished here that George ConSidine would
act as his manager in the future. He
was seen at the Metropole hotel today.
Jack Corbett," he said, who has
been my manager ever since I have
been fighting. will continue to attend to
my affairs"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-04
ASK TOPEKA'S HELP.
Commercial Club Requested to Favor
Gable to Hawaii.

At the next meeting of the Topeka
Commercial club the merchants of the
city will be asked to endorse resolu-
ton favoring the construction and OPP
Grafton by the national government of
a cable extending from California to
Hawaii and Manila, Japan and China
John B. Corliss, member of congress
from Michigan, has given the question
a great deal of study and in address,
ing the various commercial clubs of the
country says that it is zone of the most
important projects before our people"
For years the cable interests have
been seeking TO secure from the gov
eminent a subsidy varying from six to
ten millions of dollars as an inducement
for the construction Of this cable" says
Mr.. Corliss. Their measure carrying
a subsidy of six millions from the gov
eminent was defeated during the last
congress by a substitute bill offered by
myself, providing for government con-
struction and operation
TT was conclusively shown that the
revenues to be derived from the opera-
ton of this cable would fully cover the
cost of operation at rate of one
eighth less than the amount in tolls
heretofore paid by our government for
cable messages to Manila
1.-The cable monopoly, having been de-
feated in their attempt to secure a sue
cessful subsidy, is now seeking to OBJ
tain the right to this utility to
exceed the subsidy originally asked for
This will become a continuous bur-
den upon the business interests of our
country and will check the wheels of
progress in the Pacific. The ownership
by our government of this great utility
will not in the least trespass upon the
vested rights of private interests.
England has expanded her trade and
held supremacy of the commerce of the
seas through the influence of the own
ership, control and operation of cables
operated by the government at actual
cost. A British cable is now being con-
Structed from Vancouver down through
the Pacific to Australia, connecting
British colonies, and if the business
men of our country are to meet sue
cessfully the competition of trade in the
Pacific they must have quick commune
cation at the least possible expense.
This can De accomplished only
through government construction, own
ership and operation on the plan by
which we operate our postoffice depart
ment, to wit, al actual COST
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-04
DoLD CAR SHOPS.
Will Be Moved From Kansas City to
Wichita.

Wichita, Dec 4.-The Dold Packing
company has decided to locate it's car
repair shops in Wichita and this will
be made the center for the large num-
Der of cars used by the company in
handling the product of its factory A
new building will have to be erected,
and this means an added number of
EN- ployes. At present the shops are To-
Gated in Kansas City.
The location of the shops here means
an expenditure of several thousands Of
dollars more in addition to the quarter
of a million which is now being invest
ed in the new plant. 1t is said to be
the intention of the Dolds to make the
Wichita house one of the largest in the
world. Now that their Buffalo house
has been destroyed, all the interests of
the company are centered here.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-04
Lexington Sale Closes.

Lexington, KY, Dec. 4.-The Wood
ward and Shanklin horse sales closed
here last evening. During the sale $50
horses were sold for $55.SS5, an average
of about $215 per head. The stallion
Jean Bereaud. by His Highness, the
property of William c. Whitney, and
one of a few horses which formed his
original stable, brought the top price
of the day and the sale, T. E. Dolan
buying him for 81, 300 Kingstook, a full
brother to Kingston, only brought $500.
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