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New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

ANOTHER GENTLEMAN UNWILLING TO BE
COUNTED AMONG THE MEN OF PROGRESS"
TO the Editor Of The TrfbUne.
SIR: | have just seen copies of your paper
containing severe structures upon the publishers OF
Sketches of Men of Progress" with reflections on those
who have permitted their portraits and personal sketches
to appear therein the book is out have not seen it,
and cannot therefore say whether am on the LIST Of
Fame or not pre- ume am, from the fact that was
solicited for the steel plate, which had engraved
for another purpose and upon fair representations OF
the character of the book and wholly uncOnnected with
any intimaton whatever that anybody expected con
sderation from me, permitted the plate tO leave my
hands never saw Mr. Greer OF his accredited
agents and never received "a line from him or them. The
person who solicited my portrait and volunteered TO pre-
pare short sketch TO accompany II IS friend OF lnne
and a credtable business man OF NeW-1Ork.
After permitting the plate TO 20 out Of my hands, saw
the structure in THE TRIBUNE, first speaking of the que
iionable proceedings of the publisher. Immediately
sent the plate and ordered my sketch pfder any ctr
cmsiaaces 10 omitted was told that II was too late
mvself aud the publisher. copy Of the incomplete
edition was sent that might see the respectable
character OF the subjects ana there II has rested
| would not attempt this personal eXpianauOn
were INV name Henry w. LUncIelow, Galnsha \. Grow,
George w Chids William Cullen Bryant but II is not
and as ana sure tine public will not conclude that my
name was necessary 10 OQ the book and may therefore
conclude that of the prOgrcsstre men, willing TO
nav handsomely for cheap nOtOrety have deemed IL
nest 10 say what have. There was no inmation made
10 me by anybody in any way that the publisher eN
peeted any kind Of remuneration pledge from the per
whose portraits ana 'shctchcs app'aIeu III hls
book Truly yours, D. >. PACKARD.
Chicago, May /, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
AN UNsCRIPTURAL CORRECTION
To The Editor Of The TribuReli
SIR: This extract appeared i'll The Necark

very aged couple Reuben Mason and his wife after living together
died suddenly DAYS
morning and lie osy ten minutes Liter The Sheherng e
Jonathan Will well apply here: They were lovely and
pleasant in their lives they divided"
the unscptu TRIBUNE Saul was the father
Of Jonathan memory and tie relations between the two
altogether lovely Jonahsn seeded and intrigued at court
in behalf Of the rebel David.
Your stad coemporary has forgotten his lesson or not
read his Bible carefully, and in undertaking to correct
THE TRIBUNE, should be his memory serves him y
better. If the writer will refer to I'd Samuel 1st chap
ter and 23d verse; he will find THE TRIBUNE exactly cor
rect II viii refresh him TO read the whole chapter.
Neic- York, May 4, 1871. Yours C.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
PARTY HARMoNY-PARTY PRESCRIPTION.

To The y dIFOT OF Iht TITO HWt'
SIR: Some time since, when there were rival
Republican organizations in City. the young men OF
the party residing in the Ninth Ward some of whom be-
onged to wing of the party and some to the other
formed semisocial ipoltical Club under the name
of the "LINCoIN UNION which intended 20 he and
is sort Of common rendezvous for the young Republic
cans Of the Ward who did not desire 20 medde III party
differences. Some ten dozen Of it's members hold
places i'm the Federal Departments. Last week, word
was these young men that they must Withdraw
from this Club, lose their places. Is this the new
method OF creating party harmony the old one OF pro-
scrptiOn NINTH "Afpth'
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
THE CUsTOM- HOUSE.

Rolert EAberidge has been appointed Chief
eerk Of the Naval Office, .bee X c. Anthony resigned
M Ether1dge h from Hernner County ana mas Deen
s.uk cashier for number Of years The only other
poptuent made at the instance OF EavalOfneer Lahin
h that Of H. K Murray "a soninlaw Of Daniel Dlekln
and formerly Deputy Collector as Refu'in ClefE
sio< Henry Merrill deceased. Both thf Naval cHlcer
Appraiser SAP that they shall make no changes eN
espt ground Of the requirements OF the pubhe
service.
The subject OF unifOmg thf inspectors in the Coilec-
zrs department. Is much difenssfd ~ end about tho
fAst9asH0use Lie asaASSA VI he yuspeetors sls
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
FIRsrcLAss PIANOS on EASY TERMS

The well established and energetic New
York and Chicago house OF j. Bauer Co have intro
dueed method Of supplying The public with brstcass
pianos that Il 10 find general favor, as meets .
long felt want Thcy Offering grand and square
Instruments of the most superior manufacture ON the
hral plan 0f sale hy tlstalnenis, aud also to rent at
remai kably low figures. This is the only house that
places Her pianos on htfc AnotEer highly commend
Of their pTa ;gOrthy mode - that the rent
may bs applied 10 the purchase OF the instrument II de
sired lhtason
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

stated IN he atogeber in favor OF the adoption of uni
form Some however, hgeaten 20 quit the service re-
Qurcd TO uniform It's pIOn1be tat ts uAioh ON,
rcSxamiuaton of the cargo OF 1900 bags OF pepper
on tbe eround of alleged excessive damage allowances
by Appraiser Palmer. ordered some days ago; but
the business has been DELAYED on account OF te
sary absence OF Appraiser Darling from his post 1t VIII
rnroc without delaY.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Westminster Hotel-Sehor IgnaciO MaTlscai,
the Mexican Minister and family. - Astos nouseS
The Hon George NJ Robson, Secretary OF the na'y "a
Postmaster General Randall, Elmira; the Hon, rs. "a
Due NJ c., Cortland, N. Y, and George o. Eulnn us
washington. Clarendon Hotel-Col M fteiyre i I'm, Ilo
W f. Chandler, Washington - Firth Avenue ra.,a m1,e,
Col Thomas * Scott, President OF the Union Paciic
Railroad Co: the Hon. Dewitt G. Lttlejohn OF Oswego,
and John Duff of Boston. g. Hoffman HouseNLie9t.-
Commander Dickens, ". g. Navy. - ~. Nlcnonis
Hotei~Cioy Walker OF Virginia, Judge q: W. WOODWARD
of Philadelphia. r. r. Brdgers OF North carolina y r.
Baldwin Hay u S. Consul at Jerusale anu luz II j m
Marshall of Richmond, Va. E- BreyOort tiouse-Lolu
Walsingham Of England
DEPARTURE. .
Cen Butler left the city last evening Tor MS hoc III
aI,ttaAf
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
A CONDUCTOR OF THE RIGHT KIND.

A CONDUCTOR OF THE RIGHT KIM
To the Editor OF The Tribune "
SIR: Last evening a citizen standing Oh 'mo
front platform of Broadway and seyentha.e Sr,vsr
served the conductor take the iron hook iron 20 his
and pass outside to the rear platform M ore three
%q@Ty ss dTtsG S sa he @ attention the OOnduStO,
them to- leave the car They left with the threat that
they would fix us The conductor means 70 O' i'"0'
for them" This conductor deserves MENTION
Neto- York May 8, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

NUMBERS AT NEw-YORK FOUNDING ASYLUM
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: You have our heartfelt thanks for your
kind notice Of the wants of institution in this morn
ng's paper There is typographical mistake in giving
the number of infants received TO April % IL should
be nineteen hundred and sixty 1890 instead OF $780,
Respectfully, SISTERS OF IhAElla. i llI,,,,
Neio- York Founding Asylum, No. hdSh"0tO""9""e'
torlh Side. Nav A.. ISL.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

9eO mael1Bsg setting his
81 Oskt while under the niGuee Of liquor Tie
ned, he discharged
To- Samuel BumeTger and Mr Costen OF Me- u Henrvt
arrested OF having et Ere TO then residence IL
that the caused by throwing
through The window breaking kerosene lampi they hon
0rably discharged
APBIL l6Gec w Nav arrested on suspicion of having set FIRE
premises No ~ Cfsi occupied by Penpysn Wright
Wholesale cutlery the tre beng without doubt the work OF
iBCenday The evidence eIoneAes Mr. Navy from all guilt and be
honoraby discharged The still under Investigation
APRiL 2Jehn H. Lewe Of No go Cna arrested aud
discharged iOr want ~ evidence
2John r. COnrad Of No. lJ Thraye arrested
bcuorably discharged.
"a Il uude eS gat
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
FIRES IN APRIL.

Fire Marshal McSpedon presented the fol-
lowing report for April yesterday, to the Board Of
Police:
There were 6res during month involving loss Of Oo
of which $ uninsured Tpeuiy-c gh calso BY
lessne the use Of ghts SCI by children playing With ire by
and oiimnes; by inNOrks b. gasgts snug
goods 3 by kerosene by kegoue mp upset
by lamp breaking IL BY ovorheang and
schief
Of unknown ogn and The remainder originated from
yare accidental The numbr OF h ia which the loss
100 between $40 aud l0 49, between 1000
5000 II betwen 10000 and $1,000 between 20OO and
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

"DIvINE CONSOLATION !r-ChOice Collection
Of Religions Works n sutton Ci eaHg Lbsr I9 i7h sbei
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
HOME NEWS.
THR WRATHBR

THB WEATHER
Nxv.ynnK HON.. Their BAR. HTnd . Hour .nef nM ~ w,N
IL H' 3gO6NB " ~ $50 80 ~
52o 3lO6 NE III 80 f1o ~ f- 20,
REaARKs.-May 4, 1g0-Thermometer at a. m'' os';
y. ni 80; IL y. M. 68o
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

WHrcoMD's ASTHMA REMEDY-Sre cure.

In WILL DELIBERATE SALLowNEss, MoTH-
PArcHK suSauRN ke. and give maTblsAe CON
per.n of g. beauty H0,N MAGNoA BALM viii perpeaae The
boo Of ,ona for years What the Balm 10 the complexion LYONS
cvp.,rrn k,uItuoS to the hair the bar grow
laursBy ess danlrud prevents the hair hom ins out or
tunng gay.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

SURE REMEDY FOR CuILLs AND FEVER
ArER's AGrE CuRE falls.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

Best HOUSEHOLD Soar in market is PYLE'S
o. seu bT g,o.,rs r,rJTv.er,. Depot $50 Wa'hueeB-st
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
sSgs sss;slss.SgsG gGa Sss;!l.al

pRIvAIE pM kLLiNGS AMI other buI9.nss D. s'h'"
I'M BtKFR. SNlrrH { Co,
l,r Eo,ptou ami Grcear SIS, Nss "a >..,..l
, llt aud st abb thnent Of the Aili 10 TIC %
W unrt,,, nsmpll,t. and e,tmsies faahsd eD spph,
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

"A THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOREVER
80 saith the poet snd said CARING oa hat ps.s Al
kNox celebrated Hat Emporium No Broadway corner Of Pu,
st. last week BE the features pan when viewed und-, IA
shadow Of KsoTs hats y bccine irGe d quite pr,poena
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

Born AGAIN w-Reader, you. are revereptl,
eIhoreI to Try ASGEtg TcEzisn BArn Lexington TNeny
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

REMovAL.-WillardIl Harvey dealer in imported
TO ~ PSnkinst, New.iork. ''
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

II. n. SQUrRE's 81 FuIton-st., New-York. is
The best place buy reliable WArCHzs Dlsoxps bo, ix
and STERLING BSGIIsH Damonds stsst,
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
WESrCHESTER COUNTY.

WRsTCHEsTER.-Several cases of smallpox are
reported
EAsTcHEsTER.-Con Considerable progress has been made
during the past month in the construction OF the
BOulevards. YOnlers and Midandayes will be opened
pubic travel In fortnight At point an embank
ment % feet high has been made for the roadway.
Mo.HoLU.-Efiort is making to complete the new Tenn
peTance Hall for the Quarterly Convention of the county
teulerauce societies, May
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
NEW-YORK CITY.

Cen Butler left the city last evening for his home IL
Massachusetts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
MILE NELSON'S. CRAZY LOVER.

He LANGUIsHES A SECOND TINE IN PRISON
1t is in the memory of all, perhaps, that Mile.
Nilsson was recently the victim of an assault by pro
snably insane man. named Buscl, in lyr room, at the
Clarendon Hotel Arrested by the CTR IS OF the hoCoa
and taken before Justice Scott, al &c. E-scX Market
Police Court he was committed in " ~ Of 5000 ball.
for trial at tho Court Of Special Sc & lie vas con-
fined IN the City Prison until Wednc -. when he was
bailed on his brothers bonds Eary "rday morning
the servants at tho Clarendon Hotel u.on opening the
DOORS saw Busch standing on the sidewalk aud gains
intently at the upper windows, as II III search OF
loved face There were q large number OF servants
moving about in the halls Of the hotel and
Busch, If he was mcdating dash up the
stairs to Mle WILSON'S room abandoned the idea npou
observing that he watched, and quietly took Ills de-
parture. At II a. m however he returned to his post
and seeing only servants guard at the ladies' en-
trance pushed them aside and ran up stairs toward Mue
Missions ROOM An alarm was shouted by the bafied
seryants and Mile Nilsson, who was In her ROOM Locked
tho door in her mad lovers face he appeared at the
head Of the stairway. George Hunt employc OF the
hotel who forced himself between Busch ami M'e'
Missions door which he endeavoring to force opcn'
WAS Instantly struck by him in the face, and IN turn
clasped the assaan around the body and held him un
til the arrival Of policeman from the steet Busch was
again taken the Ess Market Police Court where 10
was addressed IA follows: ,.
Justice ScOtt-HOw came you 10 go tnfrc aRlln
Busch-I love her. and Im sure size loves me KnoW
that eventually she will marry me. ,r.
Justice ScOtt-Wel will hold you IN Sl"U paii 70
stand trial at the General Sessions for assauuG tha
man Hunt, and would earnestly recommend Your rel
atiyes II pat yOn in q lunatc asyum.
Busch then taken into the Court Prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
FOHIICN GOSSIP.

The Paris pap rs are grieved at the fact
that the whole Ot tho occupied departments Are de-
clared I'm state ~ siege by the German military
,uaDders They ALOit patience. H. the Germans have
depOrabe aud ;lSUri their own disscnsipns III the
face Of "a hostile occupation.
The Prince OF Wales and some other members
OF the Royal family Of Great Britain recently visited
Reading, and INT .oyally Toasted by the Mayor
and CorpOratUn IT," iii Amounted ~ $1,000 whiOh was
taken from tn no" but the good people Of the
town have de- idrd u c"i' nass meeting. with view
10 action bcib. 4A.u the Court Of Qeons Bench to
compel the CORPORATION u refund t4the ratepayers the
sum Of ts,'0
The Plri; Jnnhd d. Dfbats states that the
recent pubic Of 81 J',- Favres book has been the
subject of gr. 80 trc" Oh the part Of many mem
beers Of the N.tInal Ayetiuby, who have even urged
some ofteir cJi I:,r @ho are members OF the Com
mitlt of Pcrn'IHr'c 20 nlhd inc cabinet tn0t III Is
i,Bi >tcr tOr Foreign Affairs should
regard himself ~ .ii"i to publish confidential
diplomatic do, ,ncn,s The Work published 10y M. Benc
drtti had alreaiy. nh not without ra;Vn, created
pstonisiul NJ "A g, Ioi.i lie irlcs Eai NJ Jules Fa\fcs
book, accuiIe 20 the o'ytcIs. goes much further, ~
some Of the dCcu " IA i.c hds li.iSed were hd
uI.,cd not ~ ~ Ju's 'vrc personally. brt TO the
Mn. t., 'r fo.c ~ AGir4 VI France, aud 10 s'0h lao
had aol '. 10 o.. oee q. ttm Ae' oidiDs TO- Ms Own
MI, ..',r' - .lC u. IA" Pcrnann NJ t'liu- inh
Ia G 80 t tbe ucIti"" al the PicsiGchl 81 IN 80"
p,ltI. 10 81, ..iitt-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
A SAN FRANCISCO MY Terry.

San Francisco Is much moved just now
over mystifying appariton. For week or more III:
dead face Of a Frcuchman who was decchu' ou'0a
more than year ago has ptrsiStcn'N o'' 'o" 49,
on an upper wlndow-p Of the re i'n'' OF hi' a.
founded widow Tie sensation r. nnIh'r'l'h.Iy srts
mo The papers are flied with H. ana AZ ths
of improbable experiments sueSS, >u" " p",,,n tha
nature of the curious Visitation M'"' 'n ,seeks
wdow In nnesti,m relates that ON Monday, ~" 80
400 some ,hIdreu told her that there WAS ,' -
t her MINER window and rillS up H.aI' on nto ,h~
failed I'm zee mn thug Of the sort Sr 'nn ,a 80 h..
Snad Husband outlinrd against the rih" Sur say
sh" 49, oth 10 believe in the cNis'h'e .. uy r n
Ir,l and that her ewes might nav atisI
m,,'ia iho fools OF her o,her seuseS, sno Shsn
~; Soye"oI friends who knew her husoaha mho
IN ~. nah AMI they subsantiatcd Ler op,u .J,,
Mt ere remained about three hoars, anu s"u u
ai~ d., ppearrd. Each ,ay II grew more anu V y.
a., Tim. 4 nntil each hnramcnt recarr "s Pt ,hes
~ Photographed from an original. I'e iSo ,yS ha,s
u, r maj, in the ptime of HE. with dark WavS M
md whskcrs Tue Wow OF the race Is q '",. 80 20.
fhe head resting on the left slou1utt. 10y 1872
'inn OF the features Is one VI cuhtthp',N %mt ON.
I'm the room, ventilated by the WINDOW me- nr"scnt.
nicturc and u lo0kng.gass No ON op'os Pn,c,nrs
itcn that might at all give of sun pNt..nrS s
ma the one on the window. ine panes a., VI ~"
window IL somewhat heavier ont , IN ne
other respect differing from those IN 'oi',hon
Ihc H. use was visited for days hJ al San In
and fin div the crowd ON the street became 80 t,rino
that Ito woman got frightened. ana mas no" CO.. ~, 49,,
glass upon which this uuo Tho Iae" leletS,s ~
rrnnins 10 a p,rlio garden. Tho mastery i''''. 'n
uu.nIvc,i but tue paprrs add taat new "'N. 49, %
heard of in tho NIiint,, "lI th' Town - ~" 'N'
settling down 10 y teas"u uI "sinitiou"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
THE QUARANTINE ABUSES.
AN INVESTIGATION BEGUN.


The subcommittee appointed by the JOINS
Committee or the investigation Of Quarantine abuses.
met at the Chamber OF Commerce, yesterday, soloa
Humphrey presiding. The Committee had addresses
letters TO the Boards OF Health Of the cities OF Baltimore
PHILADELPHIA and Boston, and circulars W large mum
Der of merchants and OF steamship lines partcn
lary those in the Havana trade. communication was
received from the baltimore Board of Health severst
prominent and professional men appeared Do
fore the Committee and made statements of
In response to tho following circular:
CHAMBER o, Con-nncx o, THE STATE or SswiYorK
The Joint Committee Of the Chamber o.
Produce Rrhs nge Board OF Trade shpONneIs As'"oe
and AMI Captains Cooperative Association" nav
under of Quaran; reioTm lni y,'
Of obtaining fullest information on the subject NO ~ ~.
the efore early sste possible WIN SUN
the operation Quarantine laws he cogn
and rhh N b likely the Commit ee IN tie work as wen
,ny that be I make respecting tne
ton ,bch ,boul reform OF aonss Tours LAVE
fully. CHAs H. MARSHALL Secs"V W ''' ''
The Committee hus elected o number OF Important
facts and arrived at conclusions which Will be snpmteo
TO the Joint Committee. and made public on the cops
ton of It's report meeting will be held on THURS
day when the Committee will hear additional Statements
that may no offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23

"Why, the District Attorney should have sent United
States hanhsi board The vessel b sxamne tho car
goes and pspers anything suspoisus had been found
no might have detained them. But you that no
ground Of complaint could have been found. and had
there not been desire the part Of Government
to keep favor with SPAIN the vosse could never have
bean detained"
"You arc anxious 10 have change In tho State Dc
partmcnt What have you that the policy OF
Q new Secretary would differ from that OF Mr. Fish,
prominent Senator talking with on the Same SUBJECT
the other day. argued that our Cuban policy was tho
policy Of the Administration, and not that OF any men,
Dor OF the Cabinet"
"Now, whatever may say about Mr.. Fish. desire
you to understand that believe him 10 BIO thoroughly
honest man. nnd do not charge believe that BIO has
been Influenced by any but the best Of motives. But
believe that the magnitude Of the questions at Issue be-
tween this country and Great Britain has tempted MN
TO subordinate everything else to satisfactory set'c
ment those questions Those negotiations ore not yet
concluded 1t is yet doubtful how far the Genova Com
mission will allow tho claim OF the United States that
Great Brittany responsible for damages done by tho
Alabama and other AnsloCOnfederae piratos In order
to make our claims as strong possible 1t will be desira
bic to show that we have diligcnt than En-
gland was, under similar circumstances. On this sub
joct expected that the testimony OF Senior Roberts
will be taken. Now 1t II believed that Mr. Fish, In MS
anxiety to have that testimony favorable to tho united
States has failed TO be just to Cuba. Again. 1t Is
well known fact that Mr.. Sidney Webster, Mr. Fish's
son-inaw, member OF the law firm In Ncw-York en-
poycd by Spain to look after ts interests I'm the United
States don't believe that Mr.. Fish would allow any
personal relations to mold his public policy but the
friends Of Cuba would prefer to In tho State Depart
somebody whose temptations TO favor Spain were
not 20 strong. One other fact brother OF Senior
Roberts Ia the political Governor Of Cuba. and don't
doubt that member Of the Commission In charge OF
embargoed estates no has large share OF the profits
from them As peremptOry order to Spain to enforce
or DEGREES with regard these estates would not please
him. IL might also displease his brother here, whose
good words now much need"
DO you know anything about the story that Senior
Roberts has lately gone back Mr.. Fish, and that
he will testify that we have been negligent in allow
ing vessels fitted out against the Spanish authorities IN
Cuba to cscapef"
al do nor. though 1t would DO In exact accordance
with what know Of the Spanish character.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-25

water. A deep disgust for knowledge followed
my late enthusiasm as one wave succeeds another
and my only feeling was one of anger and envy
towards the first great cause whose doings I had
thought to duplicate-whose secrets to unrave.
The groveling thing below me, gibbering in
the glare of the gaslight, seemed to mock me,
and with anger and dispair closed the aperture,
turned on the asphyiating gas, and in few
moments he was beyond the reach of resuscita-
tion through human means. What is the meas
ure of my guilt as weighed by legal standard,
and in how far would have been murderer
had not the scene been enacted? ?
So closes one chapter of this remarkable doc
ument, and if the evidence were not so positive
one would doubt the statement contained there
in The house which covered these scenes has
been razed by order of the Government, on petit
ton of the owners of adjacent property, and ev-
cry vestige has been removed. The name of the
murderer has been erased from the heraldic
records, and his name, as far as possible, con-
signed to oblivion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-25

FLO II E NCE
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Sc w ING NJ CHINE ES!
Sc w ING ma HINES!
FLOR ENCE
FLOR RENCE
F. NCE
The Florence is the best Sewing Ma
chine for Family use because it SO
seldom gets out of order. If there is
one not working well in any part of
California, if informed of it, I will fix
it without any expense to the owner
SAM Ell HILL, Agent,
10 New Montgomery Street,
Grand Hotel Building,
SAN FRANCISCO.
nay" Send for circulars and samples of the
work. Active Agents wanted in every place.