The Wingham Times, 1889-03-29, Page 1VOL, XVIII,.. -NO 13..
LOCAL NEWS,
—A. meeting of theloflllers of the DtbI.
Society will ba held t t A1r P Pit<11ee rest -
de a ou Friday ;Wet ing at 8 pin.
.--For choice hams rolls and bacon go
right to Yates..
,,sr+ Mr R.)bt Hill aha •pea a Ane roadster
j Air A, Marshall (brott er to' Ur R Marshall,
C c ee) at Carberry, Men this week.
r
Be Sure and call at . Gracey's.furniture
i offeringr
r om aud b ins h isf
rooms getthear e o
80 days for cash.
Rev Air Johnston, h Dorvie, officiated
WIN GHIAM, ONT.#FRI
--Misses Bryce
dressmaking shop
The play " Mol
audiences where
auspices,
--Apprentices
mantle making.
Johnston, at Miss
Gregory Blook,r
,Encourage the au
taste d
a au mantel r
add aiding the Li
coneert`on Friday.
Y, MARCH 29, 1889,
Button have °petted a Mr. Mortes': Betting( class meets on
pposite the post office. Monday evening next.
ey,+. has. had splendid A meeting of he jteemb.9rs.of the, charity
r acted' under church concert commi tee is *stied for Monday
evening.
a for dress and Mattresses overhauled and reetu
ply to Mies Maggie reasouable rates at theed Rooke
Waits rooms, iu the. ture Store, D. B. Canal#l4. 1
Hent >!
ovation of intellectual Mr Bell, prop
creation e
b y upporti
ug solidly ostalis
erary Society's grand scrim time ip e
vening next. to mapufenturi
d at
urni;
rlpituro ?aotory.
latter of this large and
id iirdustry, has had for
templagion the. obangiug
fag! alto x"expensive glass
e_. Mr George sarlonion wife and son John of goods thanllaa 'inti done thus. far
acceptably in the Enslaish church last Sun. Left with a car loa. of effects including six Heavy shipmJu s .e'f q rrtared oak and
clay. Rev Mr Moo •house preached at ,horses for' IBrau ton, Man On Tuestiaa walnut have teen tsaotii a and ' somaof
Bervie, his fernier eb Lrge. They locate at pre Sent near Shoal Lake beautiful maims of thet>es are now on
-Rev J Edge, of rattan, wilj pred l MaY they have atnmdant success
it O d •1
hand. We u iderstarid;. -' the intention
to go more f`ry luta t lines, It is Air
in the Methodist n xt Sunday morning C.E.WI hams, ticket agent for the Bell's inters ion also begin building =noosed 'twee n eat generously received. Miei,
told evening, In the morning lois discourse great Canadian Pacific Railway. Call on operations j1 the way `44f extendaag his Irillingsloy sang ao eaelagly that a hearty swore -
Evill be specially a 10reased to the ours him for maps, rates and other.information factory at at early date* a ticcordlancewith war plea,antivree • dad to. iter W T Crawford, of':
pe y Y 0 required, Colouist excursions to Manitoba the terms of aid, by pf loani granted tendon appropri closed theuuppleunentary pro
people of the Sabba.h School. and the North-west will leave Winghafn to our #urni ,oro indust •Cana curilome. wainters•
ib to h t i rt i:,
sit. a secure charge. this institu lou sti 1 f r r'• noressed: and part of the program a th!-p far. This wear the lea
Ito ember the tri rar Society's hope that t wares w0i eaVe an smell, tare b Dr Homey 'The of uo n' tori
. y closing and deservdd raaputatioia' fiitwy'l aiavon`more Y y (reign Q g luta a
m y S let arThia wale ada)tired an ,raised b ever trod ; 'rhe
Ontsrtainment en F oda evening next the p Y y Y
Y g extensively sent abro'adnd afford. to the theme. is onoafford :great iiDope sad ittsptTattol►
All of April. A face hating play will be put: dealers the rain the set -action, liven by to one possessed o versatility f talent.. . ,S
p x q alma
Ice •being done in a brief'
oration 1t involved hfetorioal
Mon of truly national events
mate effect. The arrange.
c, the language oholce, the
id the patriot spirit showed 1
TRE CHA11t
AlfQCRO P AND rATaioTao AP MOW AP PR. SOarst -T•
A 000D $UPP4sl HN , RY i'ROOlteaatar.
It the attendance atthe ,harpy Concert On Mon.
day evening Was soaroely what might- have been
expected owing to a Want • f universal beartinoeo for
the purpose set forth. at hie late date of the reason,
the programme en the hole war perhaps the "hest
received and most pop tar of the season, Mayor
In
Ing r id with .
dao p es ed w t .e and acceptance, AlessrA
I Duffield sod W DIh el y opened with a stirring and
well rendered piano se = Non.* The swset and • aeptp
voting rendering eta • ant—The reapers and the
flowers—by Mr .1 A 01 .e and his three daughters
won higts end highly served encomtume. kn fiwt
it war er near ear to perfection ail is often
attained. In r , , - to. aiaea►cy oncoretheY gars'
"Ole • Black ,lt#e«' a posture of the Seale, +#1 e
recleatton,'WNlirend ed with feeling and Ane erfflot
by !gala Maggie Car Bt, Misses Meliardy and MAO.
Kenzie rendered a p no duet in a moot eintertalntng
fe Tact fall. TbO gramme by lashing
i3j, i .along your pictures and wreaths
aud',Tht;b'e thein ire toed. Curtain 'poles,
mitten, hall stand', &e,, dcc. 1 have a
nice lot of babycartages ordered, They'll
be in soon. Wait or them. S. Gaaoey,
furniture dealer aud ndertaker,Wingham.
School, Work. u ='Play is a spicy
iruvermilepublicetio issued semi monthly
full oI varied and'eutertainiug: reading
matter and supplie in clubs at 60 cents
per year, It ought o havoc, a wide cir-
culation.
--Mr J Id Cliff, • 1 Cliff & -Stovell, feral.
titre dealers Lueltt ow, was in Wingham
ou his way home fr m an extended-busi-
nese tour. He, repo
having meet with
C. R. R. Station every Tuesday in March. people will. 'ejoice to•:8
the .capacity of signally omitted r
B h d freeof h 1 ire i ranee t o mor !rhe e
on by local talent, a rd plentylof good music the output 3€ past yeapA.. forbids eveilacant ju:
be 'des,summary. In its p o
Asothor gogal'blgsetlslg,
he business en of Winghani have • A large. attended *eating of the reegarch,'keanpereP
mutuallyreed' close their laces of Literar . oeiet was:' held on Pride , . mots eagtaertoo and u)
P y Y Y.. went was gum artis •
business at 7 o'ol k, after April 1st, with evening' la t. A very dill rendered sop4 poetic tatloyeappareut,
the exceptiou of ocery stores, wlf will was given y the iMdssege' `Rallis and ' T the speaker 'to•belobe
s tis Crawford ave i , reoatat n aq hie usual and loyalty, The de very was excellent --fluent
no a the impressive, with oloar nunclation, well modulated
style; 1ve11 ; irzlderOd readings yotoe, appropriate gesttt es and magnetio presence.
s Gracoy ani Qeo Mosgrove• ine beginninirho-pebi a n •, ttrlbute toathe enterprize,
pagan also retrdered a good sone. herotsn slid patvlotlsni of, anad18nri and the English
olive intiueneeeexerted by money . democratic government in • er which we live. The
were debate!! with Mr P Be events that immediately p ' oiled the accession, of
in the oilair,° Tiro affirmative the. ,maiden queen were r"i'fewed—the Napoleon to
by Messrs II Clark aud Wm
close at 8 o'clock, • xcept Saturday I
t be o t
u hoped h uolia 111
fact, and coupes, with business men in •excellent
carrying this arr gement into effect. by Mess
d with genuine patriotism .
is business as splendid If 'ou wish to 'mimes nine
ncouraking success in hair, go to J Sebamtian and
tle of his celebra ed Me cam hair wash: Pianaga
lacing his goods.
Mr L Fl
ear, glossy The resp
rchase as bet- aud fame
—Rev Mr Godfre
It will give the li4r ani
, of Belgrave preached keep it clear from dailcl
n ie Metliodistch oh on Sunday evening
ass, With a pleas ng Irish accent great
eat i siasrn rapid ttterauee and some
u
,
Poetic taste and; £er 'r, he sustaiues the
attention of his heat :rs.
:!Fir W Robertson luta returned from
Toronto where he has • sen doiugparliameus
tary work duriug, the •essioll. Jia ears give
excellent and a;gielistt verbal., iasis-_;
P
almost every repiese tatives in the loo"
legislature. He has ' e cl ant fur r
„ t. a tl i iu politics.
—Miss Maggio Johniatou has taken charge
ofpliss AWaite's dresu and mantle making
establishment opposit-1 the Queen's hotel,
Mitis Maggie Johustor is an experienced
uffappearance,aua was led
Lloyd . i
' The Ball Elect a i~ight Company have Blackwe
offered to supply olight, Mosgrav
pp y tie t wu with a 50
Mr Al:os:
double armature uynamo and 50 aro letups matton t
for $2250 or 25 lei ipsfor $1626, which with The pros
1 niile of otrouitroald cost $1876. This strongly
would •seem a mrio t liberal proposition, and the Dane]
able nisi
we Hope to see th matter fully discussed by the ai
at next Monday ening counoil meeting, their opp
asf,a ,—O0 Tuesday i e folfowlbt'lriupils Nero •the eegeti
1•e'`
a .promoted from th 7th to the 0th depart-
,—On
meet. Earnest isdou, Maggie Jermyn,
Prank, Poster, 'ilIte-,l ie Collins, Willie Orr,
Morton Morton, l enna Hill, Willie Monek
Cameron Monok,''Freeman Ross, Willie
Mcllouald, Moly u Kerr, Jessie Griiy,
Ella Kinsman, Ar •hue Shortt,'Milton Dee-
mer, Harris Coed, Ethelbert MaClymont,
Peter Fisher, Moly Ile Sutherland, Maggie
Iienderaon, Maggie Tibbs, 11Yaud Carr and
Minnie Ross, Qb McManus, McLean
,Another O. Pa fdarateba hats i iu.
T'C cut ifhave• tl
theirhe agenPtRs in Worfnghiceam to adinatrrmits
another of their enowned excursion" . to
Manitoba and th Canadian Northweaiton
Tuesday, April ud, Thia will be an
excellent cbance f passengers going to
our new country, A •colonist Slee pint ij ear
will be attached to this train at 'Maginot
0 P R station and o through to de}rt3aaa
tion, and paesenge securing berths, fe fads
oar will save, the Alves a 'great dead'
trouble and auno ` nos, .and this
willgo through so d d not an n di '
at 'Toronto. g Thi in itself ear sass
of delay.For fety, comfort and a
pleasant trip take he C P l?, at start'!leg
point. Seoure your berths from any of tlr
agents, aud you wi 1 not have any further
trouble. An exper enoed agent itoiterepeo-
hes mob car, whole duty it is iii look rater
the comforCs of pas ;angers and authoritiereat-ify any
eomplainta. ''lie C P R s
deserve the thanks If the travelling com-
munity :for their attention and kindnees
to eolonist passengers in providing sleep-
ing accommodation 'on wbat"would oilier-
wilt be ;a long, tec ions trip. hey are
determined to take ;he lead in the colonist
business, and thei agents are etrictly
enjoined not to maks false 'statements for
the purpose of mos! ading intending settl-
ers. The C P R' wii do what they saver:
tiro. Remember tl e date, Tueeday, Aprib
hod, this special Era n will leave Wingliarn,,
C. P. R. station, . es hand bi Mans
andtrouble pawitgrpb tos.supp1£'. ied on ap . ' • tion. talo:
a C. . man ' answer nes:
Cans. Call early a d sec a berths from
anv agent of the Co .r patty or C. E. cti
WIlliama, ticket age t, "Ingham.
Arsi4'al of S
11'ft. J173. Dalin
past Monday even
visit to several of
farms in the Unite
with !aim two Sne
mals, purchased f
darn nerves. ,
ge returned home
from an extended
he large breeding
•States,and brought
tandard bred ani-
m the celebrated
d' the neeative', b Messrs G Wars, the Oreo t War of Ind penitence, the Emanoi ,
y th 11 Stud sari;_ at Trenton, r; J.,
1, teacher, Tut,berry and Mr <G
,
It might be be -stated ,,that
'CM without ay previous inti•
sok the place dean absent member
and cons: were intelhgeutly, ,aud
ptit by the reVective sides, At
siou Mt' Flan an,in a clear aud
er, reoounted.the points made
rmative.aud ow' negatived :
k by
Dents. He
IA
in favor of
Mg ears
and tire'' to dos er ed.
n t a
oplenishffi§^ the ditbrary.
The f0. owing; books have been added to
mechanics' Institute library here:
he Me tans s n
t
>,
Sach's Physiology of plants, Bessey's Bot-
any, Gray's new Manual of Botany, Chap
man's M nerals and Geology of Ontario,
aud Que eo, Chapman' Outline and Geol.
ogy of 8 nada, Geikie's class book of
geology, Gray's --1st • lessons in Botany,
flenslow.: Floral structures, Packaard's
Entomol ay for beginners,. Figuier's Vege
table wor d, Ward's Dyne -info Sociology. 2
Vole., I1 tri!ton's Metaphysics, Welsh's
The Hors: Darwin's Expression of The
Emotions u Man and Auim.eds, Beetou's
All about 1 ouutry life; Cazin's PL enomeua
of Heat, B' eton's. Natural Elietory, Intelli-
gence of al mals, Carpenter's Energy in
Nature, R usselet's Serpent Charmer,
Frith's Sea • filer the Talisman,Fenn's off
to the wilds Gerstaeckor's Travels, Picked
up at Be 'Ballantyne's Deeps Down,
Ited Eric nd Piro Brigade, Bayard
Taylor's Li my of Travel, Wonderful
Adventures,. he Boys Mabinogion, 'alma,.
yen's Histor of Greece . 2 'Vols, Ober's
History of M.rico, Giln;an's Magna charts
stories, Brow' 's Life of Washington, Le
Goff's Life of biers, Lanmau's haphazard
personalities, Ailtin's Memories of the
court of Que: a Elizabeth, Our depart-
menl, Essays .1 t,idney Smith,• Henry
'George's Progr, ss and Poverty, Letters of
jujus, Prydo'A Ellglrways of Literature,
chips from man Blocks, 4. great Preach.
ars, Joseph coo •'a lectures, Biology, Tran-
soenrlentalism, !,ell and tate conscience,
Love and llfarri ge, certainties of Religion,
Speculations of :cienee, Scepticism and
Rationalism.
and competent dress!
favorably known to ti
, and is deserving of pi
-—The exodus from
C P R stations was n
•
aker long, well, and
e peoples; Wingliam
blio patronage,
both the G T B and
uoh lighter oa Tues -
qday last thou on the two former weekly
Manitoba exeursious. Two cars an d up-
wards of a dozen and a half of passengers
left each station, the rowds of friends and
:spectators assembling to sea them off being
large,
--Shoddy jewelry neaten have been
faking farmers heavil in .' idcllesex. county
with 11.60 aluminum watobes which they
weed as 18k gold at %0 to $5:) each. This;
is one of the rankest • f' swindles and has
been successfully wor :ed. If yon want
jewolery go to a reliabl t dealer. Not much
is trade by going from is this as in most
other lines.
Miss M E johns is now giving instruot.
ionsin drawing aud pa luting in which art
she is especially prohsisut and has had
,considerable exporleuc i. A lady of natu-
sal and cultivated aris:_e taste,appreeiation
and aptitude for impar ,ing instructions she
may safely and profits :ly be entrusted with
the oversight of those weairotas of +acquiring
a knowlodgo'in these pleasure producing
accomplish merits.
—Winglutm needs r town ;rale --we need'
not have repeated c hat everyone well
kuows said fully bailey •s but we are forcibly
reminded of this on o•ory occasion when
the old, uucomforta de, unsightly aye:
sore has to bo used. I nothing is to be
done in the meantime ould it not be ad.'
visableto speed $75 or. 100 to have this
dilapidated structure tin half present-
able shape ins►do. I:1e a is a hint for some i
alderman for win the t nks of his cor)stitu:
eats.
•
13aving made spec: arrangonlepts with •
the New Furniture 1! .ctory Or the retail
of their goods, and in order' to •ttiiake room •:
I offer my whole' strait of fur.uitdrd for I
30 days it roducurl 'ices toe latah; i 000
8 60; $18 bedroofft
5 suites for $12. fn
tr"'for $21; $18 (with
bedroom *toes • for
finites ess for 515 4 find $
sideboards, $26 (wale
mirror) for 410.601
and with any of the
42.60 one rocking oh
you get theme Pods
anti while these pric
drive twelve miles t
room*, on the Main'
of the ZrllairWiok Iai
Suther1
aud.
We have receive a letter defending the
party referred to est week in conueation
with wood stealing 'rhe letter is couched
in language so per onal aud vigorous that
it cannot be inserte
these who are we.
accused, say he hal
reputation, and th
ocoasions taken wo d out of au adjoiniug
resident's eellar,at tis request, This most
of his neighbors be 'eve, aud of course he
asserts, to, be the a tetit of his offending.
The item published a gave as a report of a
curreut bi
We may state that -
1 acquainted with the
always borne a good
t lie had on several
sof news, ridgladly, we make
amendaby publishi g this item.
Doing the will of od from correct mo;
tives—that of the la written in the heart
—was the subject of u excellent discourse
by the Rev Mr M Quarrie last Suuday
morning. The lov ' of Christ who was
equal and coeternal ith therather, whose
delights were witl'- the sous of men, in
anticipation from rete beginning, while as
yet .the earth war not trtade, and before
the heavens were i repared, was earnestly
and impressively .,et Perth, What makes
character, and snot les life was shown CO be
simply doing the t II of God as revealed to
us. it was beauti Ily set forth how this
will be done ores eOva of all consider:
ationsar consequence_ whin the law of (ion is not
-Inthc book or even th• nie,nory—in the heart, whore
a complete surrender I made to him. To have our
wills in compliance wi •h Ills slmplidce the read to
happiness, is heaven to gun and a sure proof that at
et en limb it shalt be . ¢ht —that the ono so iitng,
shall lino A joyous 111e, and die a happy tiod'bonoring
death.. ,
MAtirtonA FAssrraos►te.—isassengers for
Manitoba and all points in the North west
can rteotire: all necessary information by
applying to C. E. Williams;, ticket agent
for the C. P. IL, Mr,. Williams will pro.
vide passengers with maps and rates, and
look after their welfare while on the road.
;tall en him.
?ritsoNatbi..-Nide 0 m. Depew and
,taelison, of Clinton, ere visitors at D 13
Calbiek's this week. k p' Gender hat teen
Ind/spoiled tr`ud itnab to attend his shop
Thomas Tiplieg was
nes at Oliutou and
.—Mr let Bayer, of
r wet so sadly bereft
the burning of their
ps iu t0Wu this week.
3 $10 ones for $8, 1.
bove you can get tt; for "vera" days, ---11f
it for 51.40. Rs sure' on st vialit to feint
while sleighing' lasts 14)2des1)ora last wee
s last' It will pay to
Detroit, fatrn3
, `,f.ibt , yr llose
i5. Graoey s furniture few nal
streat. next floor south a ouths •-ago b
sal, Winghae , r hornet near Blyth,
'R'ING XIAAi ITERAWIE SOCIETY.
0RAN1 CLOSING CO C111T. —A NEW AND POPR'
LAS MaxL. n'$ TIOMIS TALENT.
The Exeoutive committee have decided
to close this s axon's meetings with a
grand entertain - ent anal theatrical per-
formance. Th = play entitled "Money"--
the great powe of the age ---is writteu by a
well known;Ca dian, is intensely interest'
lug throughout has a strongly pointed
moral and has been acted with marked
success in a n • nber of western townsthis
year. The gas of, oharaoters for Wingltam
includes sever 1 who have had considerable
and sacoesaf • experience in this line
Two or three ho have played "Morley"
several times ill take part. The
local
alanecure 'in Winghaa
fiat` guarantee
that the pert rmance will be . of a high
degree of art . Sri 0301enoe: Local ttiusioasl
talent has al • been secured and. Via. moat
l at • profitable ev'ehing'a arouse.
meet is Chu . promised, The Society's
meetings ha 'ing been been free, entertain.
Jug and proftable for the winter, and the
object being to procure funds to defray
expenses, i • is boiled the townspeople
Will hoartily_patrmlize the ol•inin'2 concert.
• The prover. nae will be Hur•h a8 to 008111°
a eplendid e;entlag's a ntertaia.nssut.
alto E.nahoipatio»
.Act and the iteform B 1. Fresh description
and pleasing incidents wer beautifully blended.
Tho social condition, progress .t science and !item
ture were also referred, to t e many virtues and
noble acts of •thcanaidon quce , her coronatlou, and
the manly characteristics of th Prince Consort were
pointed out. , Then carne refer ce to. the Queen's
visit to Ireland, the great ludo trial -Exhibition and
iteefteots,. and the Crimean wa . The Charge (Attie
C.Ight Begat* ,at .Batahlavtr= 'asdallgbtfnity"and
pathetically, pictured. .Theo were sketched the
Indian Mutiny and British hr ery, the 'death of
the Prince Consort, the onfederation of. the
Canadian provinces, the gran 1 nd varied resources
of Canada, the Reform Bill o 7, the Ballot Aot,
the Lulu and figyptian Wars t o Irish question, the
improvements in science, pris r ss of education, de.
velupement of philantrOpic r ovemeuty, growth of
7iteraturo, social customs, au otestatesrnerr,pteach•
ars. &e. The peroration was grand climax to an
able, logical, entert ening an edifyingg lecture. The
idea of a grand federation of a Angio -Saxon races,
was referred to slid eomrnanand. The lecturer was
received with great applause • nresuming his seat.
Huron Sprin - gazes.
The Huron Spring A• s ' es opened before .
Justice Street on Tu>ssay. Mr M C'
Cameron, ou behalf of e local - bar, • pre-
sentcd the judge wit 1. a congratularly
address upon this his fir -t official visit - to
the county. Iiia lordsh p made a graceful
reply. There were no • risoners in goal
awaiting trial, end the sheriff presented
the judge with the oust- wary white kid
!;loves. There are per:.. ns out on bail.
awaiting trial, and the g and.jury found a
true bill against John W lkinson, charged
with forgery. Mr Lout , Q 'C, conducted
the Crown business. Tl ere was a heavy
Civil docket coutainin eighteen cases.
There were three eases • f malicious pros.
000810!, and two seducti, n suits.
In.Ityau v; Lennon, -lander. tried, a
verdict was given for the plaintiff for $100.
McDonald v O'Neil, • alicieus prosecu:
tion, settled out of court
Ii agleaou v McClellan t , an action for
illegal distress. distuisse• by consent with.
out costs,
Dunlop v Rea, action o recover froth au
executor, verdict for the plaintiff for 11520
aud costs.
Anderson v Anderso,, an undefended
ejectment suit, judge: nt given for the
plaintiff for $1,252 coat..
Mason v Johnston, a action to recover
damages because of a b each of warranty
given upon the sale of stallion, resulted
i1r a verdict for the pla ntiff for $300. The
parties to the suit rest • e. a
near Wroxeter,
and are importers oh . h chased horses.
John wllkln. a ',Santof
er, was tried cn the
charge of forgery and teri a two Motes at Smith'e
banking•house Beatottb, on December 27th. The
dotenco set up and proved an alibi. soma halt
a dozen person/1 testified th t the prisoner was away
trout Boaforth at the time n.en Smith said the notes
were discounted. The prix nor was acquitted and
dieehnrged.
J 11 Lloyd charged with igtjury upon an indict..
meht tetrad at the lost ass os, was formally acquit
ted. the Crown offering no evidence,
Hooper v nett en lotto for seduetldn of Sarah
'Vaa
JnneYen,Eohoo, for plalnt(plainf,fViaIR,
nleoo verdietil000 far pIilnt(ff,
1
Drawl .sad Painting. •
- Miss M 111'. ne has opened out classes
in Wingha for' iutiructione in these sub-
jects. a3 ly ta,t her rpeidenoe ou ,toitu St.
—.See Slemi 's rate for best bread in
his ad.
creat v iety A oe at cost from
Ronna., Fat A til till ritlay the 3th at
fr..hiath .au'n. f cy stores.
the home of
t t h the e t sgalaxy of
iii
brood mares in the world : Goldsmith
Maid, 2 14; Lady Thorne, 2.181
Lucy, 2.18; Beulah ..2.191; Rosalind,
2.211; Patti, .2.24; Belle Strickland.
2 26 ; Idol, 2,27 Scotland ' Maid;
2'.28 ; Western GIs -,2 27, and many,
others,bred ed to s . ue `f woD;derEq.1 • ra-
diating :. nd - perk/ruling •etttiliorte ate;
Generale Knox, 2.31i, trial 2.24, at
n
'• eeyearsof age1
sixteenJay,xo d 0
u , 2
r
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Rurnour ,2, 241; Tattl i,,2.26; Slander;
2.28?r ; Socrates, four years old, 2.34-:;:
GlneralWashington, amLad yThorne,
218- , and Stranger, dam Goldsmith
Maid, 2.14. One of !sir. Dultnage's
purchases in the b own stallion—
Saranac 4,158—stand •d under rule d':,
(Al,T. R., Vol., a.1.), 4 aled May 18th,
1885. Record in his: three year old
form, last year, 2.3 ; stands 15.
Dands. He . is a ve y spirited and
handsome horse. " Saranac" was
sired by General Nash ngton, standard
under rules 4, 6', .7 end S. Sire of
Luzerne, 2,27a ; Preto, Champion,
Northern. 'Yearling record, 2 41 •
:;.
Saranac, three years cid, record:„2 38 ,•
Westmoreland, three, Years, .237
Ox Eye, three years, '+ . 02 half, mile,
1.20 ; Stranger, son e General. Waslk-
ington, sired Myriad,t0tee yea rs,2.28 ,
General Washington, ;tired by General
E.nox, 2.311, lain LaThorne,2181.
Saranac, first clam applto, darn of
Patience, 2.281 ; Sara) ao, three years,
2 38, and grand dam o Myriad, three
years, 2,28!•, by Joy G uld, 2.2tfi, soil
of Itysdyk's Ha)nblrtonian. • Dam
Lady Sanford, grandata of Belle, 2,22,
and Alfie X, 2.29}, by Luly, American
Star second dans L' Blonde, 2.844,
trial 2.24, by Et1ia Allen,' 2.25;
double 2.16 ; third it m by Abdallah,.
sire of Rysdyk's l;Iau !amnion. This
rang stallion will m ke the season of
1880 at the Brunswi l; stables, Wing.
ban, and from the reeding of this
horse, the breeders sli wad net hesitate
to embrace the opp)rtnuity of im—
proving their stook. The other watt
boughtfor .Messrs. ;'layer and Bell,
intended is for breeding purposes.
She isa bay, three y iars old, sired by
General Washington. Dam Inez, by
Jay Gould, standard under Pules 1, 8,
6 and 7 ; .record 2.2%-; $000rid dam
Weetorri Girl,recoil. 2.27, by Bell -
founder. This filly is with foal tt,
Rumor, 2,241, sten • and under rules
Trapeze, three.
' 1 4,6 and;Eire .Cra 37tre
7.pasta,
yearn- • record 2.213 ; Lalllinermoor,
2 30 ; Rumor, by T ttla,r, 1,26, 404 of
Pilot, Jr., sire of t a dams of Mead
B., 2 08*, and Ja Rye See, .2,10 ;
first damn M arturse laid, by Jackson's
Flying Cloud ; B a d dam Jenny
Lind, by Abdalla , tire of .13.yslyk's •
Ilainbletouian.
Mt..11. Mclndoo . • : • .:clod out
new kid gloves. thorn before