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TVTUITIN. NINTINEN, Nc, lmVOssINv-
YOUNG MEN

especially, who have become The victims of scv
which annually sweeps in M mIim,l, ,,rn,.
thousands ni Young men Ol the most rS,rIIi
talents aud brilliant intellect whu mrht other
wise nave C"ttanCcd listening SrnnIrr Win IGr
,hHiuctr"I rloQnencc, or Wakrd Ia ,Crla,, ilu
llVlnH Tyre, may call with full confidence
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-18
Medical.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED asa REFUSE FROM VuIcxsm
Tho Only PlArs whore a Cur..rh.

W johnson Ia. discovered ,hc ,ro., C,,,.,.
Sl|%iy' and only RGcctuAl Remedy in ,LrW",'i'j
Mt WraRncs. OF the Hack or Limbs, Sifir,ptr."
Ahrcii3h- "I the Kidneys and HaJjrr hynlH,'
GEfy plsSNatrs, lmro,Oncy Ururrsi nrhiii,T.
S,IEWIsm',s ISsrrpTa, Languor Low Spirit.
wnulHslnh Hl Ideas, lhlWtatiOn VI the Irayf
ilmldiiy Trrmhlinr. DImucss VI SlrhI. mr. ,,,d'
Guess; Disease oi the Head, Throat, Ms. "r
Shln, Affections ut the Liver, i.Inps, Stnm,ri ",
bowels Hose Terrible disorder. SrtsHr fr,,,,
solitary Habits NJ Nnn,h S"crr, and solitary
song "l SyTrns Ia the Mariners of IriN.sr. Hii,l,
ing lhr'f mrsi brilliant hopes and aniripniiWus
rcnNrtM. mMTlhnN. No. imnnssIlLu wv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-18

M, ''.i' nN'I1HA1N OF TIE PRESS
Luc many thousands cured 1T this C.,aLI,.b
mrht within the last twenty years. md ia, ,I
m m, n Important surgical operations prtl"rmrd
~ ", VI; Johnston, witnessed by the rriHrIrrs Hi
xxi; ahG Syn and many other papers, nolICcs al
Tpb I ' hrs %SppS t again and again before tho
auirc 10 the afflicted. "'''''"' E""''
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
marl6 S'''''''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-18
DISEASES OF lMpRlIDENcE


When the misguided and imprudcnt yo,ary of
pleasure nnd+ that he has imhihrd the seeds Of
!'s pAlhIni disease II too often happens that an
ilI'tlmrd SENSE OF shame Or dread of discovery de-
tctS MN rom applying 10 those, who from rIn
SAlon ana rcSprCtahilily can alone hririrIh
nm delaying till the constitutional symptoms OF
tnls hnrrlu disease make their Appearance surE
~ nICcralcd sore throat, diseased nose uociurnn
pans IN tho head and limbs, dlmurss of s,,hi
greatness, nodes nn the shin.hnnrs and arms I'm
crossing with fiEhiml rapidiiy, iii AT last The
aiatc OF The mouth or the bones of the nose fall
NJ anu ihr victim Of this awful disease becomes
h"rrlI Object Of cOmmissrratiOn, til drSth mis-
period !" The dreadful suilcrngs, by sending
MN 10 that Undiscovered Cunulry from whence
no traveller RETURNS" Wv -
II Is MELANCHOLY FACT that ihousau1s
lhlI aGiims to this terrible disease, owing 10 iho
., Of Ignorant prrtcmirrS. wLn. Nv
inc nr1 Of that DEADLY Poison NERtIIRy
rum inc constitution and make the rTsilnc nfiifo
miserable. ' ''7''''' W "''
DIR. JOHNSTON,
1SFFiCE, NO. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Lcll hahd side going GIUm Baltimore street Irtv
name and number '"' " ""e'I'e 'hS
" NO letters received unless nost nail and
TSunLihlhg stamp 10 be used on N" rc,,iv
LIT writing should state age, and send rSy
"S NJ. VI advertisement describing symptoms
Auc DOCtors DIPLOMA hangs IN lin oflIrc
, 1872-11-28
cubic feet Of stone for Iowa's new State Capital,

cubic feet Of stone for Iowa's new State Capital,
bids to be opened Jan. 9.
Three men, found guilty during, the; present
term Of the Morgan County Gu; Circuit Conrt
of assault with deadly weapona, we're let on with
the trihing punishment :ef a 925 fne each
An Investigation Of the late nitro-glycerine
explcaion Ii Westchester County, New York, re-
suited in the oensure Of the contractor on the
railroad for leaving the nitro-glycerine exposed
to the public. Neither the head nor tho legs
of George Hill, one Of the killed, could be found
The City Council Of St. Louis have authorized
an issue Of 550OO00 OF per cent twenty-yea
bonds, to pay indemnity to property;owaers for
land and buildings on Third and other streets
condemned FOR approaches to the st. Louis and
Illinois bridge.
The dry goods house OF Brown Dunn, q
/ Columbus, O., WAS entered by burglars on wed
nosday night, and robbed OF laces and silks 70
the value Of $4,000. The burglars effected an
entrance by forcing shutter in the hrst story
There ia no clue to the thieves.
Charles Sumner says that from his visit abroad
he believes Theirs to be ''The right man IN the
| right place." He had o long interview WITH
| Gambetta, and other prominent leeltm1sts, ana
he thinks that the French Government 1s >h4eo
on 8 stable basis. He praises the French geo-
pie, and says that Theirs delighted, hun: Inc
Senator met number Of the celebrities OF Ene
land while in that country. His health has been
| improved He states that 95,000 WILL cover HI
losses by the Boston fire.
, 1872-11-28
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY 2s

1,50o miles from lana, Bho was III the centre of
the Atlantic: Var Gfe-boat crew Of volunteers
consisted, ;of the following: D. Gil1ies, third
officer; H. Kyle, fourth officer; Nicholas
Foley, quartermaster; Henry Foley, quarter
master: Nathaniel Clark, quartermaster;
Thomas Henry. Seaman; John Park,
speaking of the enthusiasm Of the passengers,
Mark Twain continues: tAs might have been
anticipated, if ] have been OF any service toward
reacn1ng these nine shipTrecked human beings
by standing around the deck in furious storm
without any umbrella, keeping an eye on things
and soeing that they we're done right, and yelling
whenever cheer seemed to be the irnportan}
thinp. am glad, and I nm satisfied. / ask no
reward. I would do it again under the eame
circumstances. But what / do plead for,
earnestly and sincerely, is that the ROYAL
Humane Society will remember our
Captain and our 1fe-boat crew,
and in SO remembering them so increase the
high honor and esteem in which the Society ia
held all over the civilized world. In this appeal
our passengers all join with hearty sincerity,
and in testimony thereof will sign their names,
begging that you will pardon me, q stranger, for
addressing your honored Society with such conf
dence and such absence Of ceremony, and trust
ing that my motive may redeem my manner,
am, gentlemen, your ohediont servant.
(Siened) MARX TWAIN,
SAMUEL L. C1tEa1ENs.)
Hartford, Conn. .-...-...-
Here follow the names Of all the passengers.
, 1872-11-28

improvement In Lace Manufacture*
The manufacture Of lace is carried to its hugh
est perfection in Belgium, and what is known as
the Brussels has long enjoyed Torlwide 81 f9pn pcs
is so complicated as to require the labor Of seven
one piece and each operating of is hs f%
thread is OF exquisite fneness, which is spun IN
dark rooms where it is suqlsn Z
is 80 delicate az scarcely to be seen and the room
is SO arranged that al Light admitted sha 1an
upon the work. It is such material that renders
the genuine Brussels so very costly; ona piece
of Valenciennes not two inches wide. from TWO
to three hundred bobbins are sometimes used,
and for the larger width as many as o0Q
On the same pillow; the most valaap,e p,e +to o.
this description Of lace is determined by the
number of times the bobbins have been twisted tf
in making the ground, as the more frequent the tn
twists the clearor and more beautiful Is the
fabric. Belgium annually sells Of this lace e to
the value Of more than 81, 600, goo. Recently
an ingenious improvement has been made II
laco machinery, which consists in an arrange
ment Of the hooks or needles so as to be ca Gapa, pa
BILE OF working Independently. Of each other
and operated BY Jacquard patterns cards. o.
, 1872-11-28

Mrs, Naples ordered him off. He eaid he
would be back in week Or two to establish his
character, and returned II about five days, when
Mr.. Mapes knocked him down. soon. afterward
no pretended that he was relative Of q Pough-
keepse family, and told the story Of his love for
Mias Mapes. They accordingly invited her to
their house, where she met the "1lneal de-
scendhnt." From this time they correaponded
early in November be appeared in Poughkeepale,
and behaved in q shameless way at his hotel. On
the morning Of Nov. IA. Miss Mapes left her
home in plain dress, went With Tenison to the
pastor Of the Church q Of the holy Comforter,
united with Tension in mlsrepresentatlonB
which satisfied the Clergyman, >, and they were
train for Albany, and stopped at the Delevan
House. While be was out the next day she stole
away to the depot and went home. Meanwhile
ho lad inserted a long marriage notice in Al
Albany newspaper, and caused duplicate OF 1t
to appear IN the Detroit newspapers, with the
added line, " London. Illustrated Neaos please
copy 1oa hoa n;fa
ut Detroit, who had gone to Ireland to secure
some property; that he had lived With another
woman as his wife, and that he was man OF
great extravaganza but not worth penny. Inc
police were put on his track, and Mr.. Mapes sent
him telegram, signed with his daughters
name, saving that he was away st New Orleans,
and asking him to come: The bait took ne
anpeared 1t tho house early Saturday morning !;
was astounded to meet Mr. Mapes at the door
+ was was welcomed cordially, but on arriving at the
hotel was arrested, and is now lying in the
Poughkeepsie jail His actions during his con
6nenaent have been so ahsurd that many be-
lave that he is deranged. The absence Of hs
wife VIE abr abroad viii probably delay proceedings
against hin. Meanwhile the case e1cites much
| Interest, both in Poughkeepsie and Detroit, and
| legal authorities deem it one Of the most re-
1oarkable cases on record. Mr. Mapes, the
father Of the girl, is retired North hlVe'
steamboat Captain.
, 1872-11-28

to gle you what is, ! fear, an unpleasant piece
ahoyed me- in here, is i tieket~of-leaEe man.
{" OIL" replied Mr. -, "there must Be some
mistke T know all about the na4-"
ve5 to the door and Summoned h:a servant.
"Jhn, this is 8 policeman, who says tia# you're
q cnyict. tell him that it can't be, for teafu
yo7 history from your last place." The \ man ~
hea down his head sits too true, ST., he
sa5 Mr. "ss sgha1t with 4h. aatoniahmans, ca'd ean
1t be-, then, that the gentleman whom,
/ saw 1t the hotel should have accounted
# your life from his own personal
howledge ?" II viii explain a1l that presently,
said as he looked significantly "a q dis. fne
missed, "Ths truth is" he continued, when el,
ron rot saw at the hotel" "You!" exclaimed Mr.
-, in astonishment. "Yes, sir w4s ut.
kerlY desperate. I knew that un1ess could get
q place should have to so to stealing, and IIe.
With false hair, and took the roon1s for
couple Of nights, where you saw me.
Of course it WAS very wrong OF me &c
DECEIVE you, and the circumstances "aa
in are the only excuse I can plead: A
best, sir, see only this IN e3tenustl9n. 50as r.
-, Kind hearted man, felt heartily sorI7 1oI
the man. He mentioned his case to trend
was w..s f that be vas a1ccesafnlly established by
their M aid, il small business, and be has ,, 'een
doing remarkably we'll. The London Prison
ers' Society" has been doing . great wgk su, u
the same direction, and though it has no 1ou6s
not unfrequenty committed the onenee o1sena, 10
ing some penitent thieves to recommencene Oh
these shores when there was no chance fortnem
in their own country, ne can almost forgive this
looking to the noble aim Of p1ucking sou1lron
the jaws Of perdition and giving hope Theft
fhara 17aB unne.
, 1872-11-28
FIRES.
Destruction Of Property at Various
Places Yesterday

Destruction Of Property at various
Places Yesterday.
Special Despatch to Ihe Chicago Tribune.
Wiz Nov 5on n Bapagoo goo aned na
by one sayers. The flames communicated to
McGennis' cigar store, Undells saloon, Wiolds
furniture store, and . wheelwr1ght and black
smith shop, all o. which we're destroyed. Inc
fire been checked the business part OF the city
would have been laid in ashes. LOSS ,ooo;
insurance Slight
I.oupoSy1LE. O., Nov. PA most disastrous
fire broke out in the brick building. known as
Pe1ls' Block, about 12 oclocklast night, destroy
ing the entire block, which was occupied by
clothinS, md NC. Stone, jeweller; also frame
building adjoining, occupied by A. Robinson,
druggist. The ire originated o1 the stairs lead
ipc to the third story occupied by the Freemasons,
and was undoubtedly the work Of an incendiary,
S16.eoo, in the following companies: Richland Of
Mansfield, O., 5000; Lyconns, -, 6oo; Aomo'
Columbus soeo ooS Mez1s1n @ Rros nsu nn
Sons Of Temperance lost everything. as also dld
Doctors Fuller and Nirt. The building was the
finest in the county.
MArroos, H., Nov. 27.-The barn Of Mr.. Gar
rett q. Miller, the largest in the county, was
hurned about midnight last night, with all its
contents, including carriages, agricultural impe-
ulents, several tons Of hay, ooo bushels Of coIn M
and ten valuable horses. The loss Is over 20 ooo,
.r;fh no insurance. The fire was the work Of in
candiaries, who are probably known, and WILL be
NEW York. Nov. ga private despatch from
Scranton, Pa, says that the Valley House Vas va
burned 1t Lackawanna this morning. The
Rosros, Nov. 27.-The furniture manufactory
of John Clark, North Cambridge, vas destroyed
by ire this evening. LoBs $4,000.
, 1872-11-28

caped by jumping from the engine. None Of
lie passengers we're injured. The express was
on time The freight train Was standing On the
main track at the station, not properly protected
By flags.
man of repairs at the Milwaukee d St. Paul De-
pot, was accidentally killed Today by being
struck on the head WITH piece Of car coup
ling, while getting car on the track.
11rusg1LLE, Pa, Nov. 27.-A e-area train,
thinning between Waterloo and FRANKLIN, on the
Lake Shore & Aichigtt1 Southern Railroad, ran
ever and Instantly killed 4. ). crouk, when near
the fc,sner place.
Special Dcsputch to The Chieago 1srib1ne.
JACKSON, Mich, Nov. 27.-Two trains had
eight collision in the Michigan Central yards,
| ct this place, this morning, 80 injuring J. 4.
| Gliffth, q switchman, that lie died in forty~hye
| minutes thereafter.
, 1872-11-28
A BEAR STORY.
HOW Il Dold Land LOCKER Captured n
Cub, but D1dnst Keep 1t.

now 0oia Land LooKeF Captured u
Cub. but D1on't Keep 1t.
F1on. tie saoina,o {Hich) co,risr.
It isaweI known fact that bear have been
more nlenty this fall in different sections around
about The Valley than for years past. Many have
not not Killed. Not long ago an Alderman Of this
eRS t7 vas % ntrodused to iarge aized upon the
inse s Of Oft the J. L. + s. R. R., but h,s compass not
bdng loaded, and having no other weapon, the
yaan Alderman took to The 9e5h fIo side of tbs
souh.
| A1ood story reaches Us now Of an adventure
| up d Roscommon County, . few days ago,
whenin celebrated Saginaw hndclooker cuts "a
prominent figure. It seems tnat 1ae nGn.er ~ ~
land1 vas out alone II tha5 feg1on, gieTln6 Wy w
lay 0. the land and the height Of the TIMBER, and
, 1872-11-28
NlTRO.GLYcERiNE.
E'our Boys Dropping Stones Upon Five
Cans-Thousandso of Feet OF ROCK and
Eurth Hurled Into the AiE-The Boys
Blown to AtDmz.

Cans-Ehousands of Feet OF ROCK and
Earth Hurled Into the Airline BOYS
Blown to Atoms.
From the lsc1o York Sun, Non. q.
Yesterday at noon 500 pounds Of nitro.glyear- |
me exploded near the 1ine Of the New YoEk ,e q
Boston Railroad, in IonkerH, killing Geo. Eli, |
aged u, and Michael Gallagher, aged IS NOR,
tally wonnding John Donnolly, aged y, d5,a npd
New York &; Boston Railroad is to pass about |
three miles east Of the City of Yonkers, and one
mile west .of Bronxyille. Blasting has been
going on in that vicinity Of late, and as great
glycerine has been deposited at different points |
for use when wanted. Yesterday Hill, Gala
CHER, Donno11y, and Terry while ont cunning
found FIVE cans containing one hundred pounds
each. pit about four feet deep had been dug,
and the cans placed in tie excavation. Astrong
fence had been built around It, and on all sides
we're placards bearing tha Words, Danger" /
" Beware" s. Nitro -G1ycerine," !:
The boys walked around tho fence comment
ing upon the improbability of danger from / such !:
it was Evacuation Day they should create some
consented, and ali four olambered to thee
top Of 8 large rock about fifty feet above the
f{fty 61 pounds T to the edge Of the rock, 8in and
Gallagher proposed to tumble It into the pit:
Terry said the darned thing might strike fire and
blow the stuff up. Hill, laughinsly, said III ct
her blow; we'll have some fun anyway" Terry
about tTo hundred feet. they bid behind large
tree. at the same time ieered by Hill and Gal
1aohar' 1, Hi then rolled the Stone down. It
stPnck the cans and the explosion which follow
al was heard and felt for tan miles aronnd.
Treea. stones. and great chunls OF earth
wera hurled in every direction. The
roc1r where Hill and Gallagher stood,
1reir1,in0 hnndrads of tons. Eas blown into
frasments The grourd was torn up hundreds
of feet around. 4 frst-class earthquake could
not T have ereated greater havoc. Every pane Of
nios rG -; honaae ~ 11as around was shattered
1I9 M tha ;nmatea xgare ferrifed. The explosion
zoe hoard in White Pains. Tarrvtown fremont
Waah;naton Wa Ha;ohta nnd sysn over in New
1arsav 1@0'o'N'
Workmen from the railroad hurried to the
e1aIa 1a.-;r,,. w ubat haI hannanad They
seene, % Mem Y.n7 m1u1T 1 1+h tbe;r cothin1
atntad fr1a h te;r hoas ,vin abot two hun
Faat fro~ ~" sca,s ~ the axnlosion
uIea tee; Aon aeror, nnnnn11v's hndv vas badly
f6 !" 5Soh5. ~. .,,J ~ ~. Tare broken.
~ I11 G h1seE nd hine and one eye was
ns ooo ~ aas ,an oacn 1on-ta1 Wopnded Tarry was
Eon9. ~ 80 mae - Iii ,-ohe hIv recover He ia
the 4ea5e nHL' az als w." paUo@n' ~ ooo,,nt ~ fhe
the oh4y one Aele u slse a1 @oso''1' - ~11~
aHnf. .1o,roa .xv., aaarch was
Mnen ~ I4g III nos9 ss9 IL e11aebar Hi1f,a hov was
maoe ZOE ~ anu ~ n1afra1s 1rara ensnsndad
@ o.omn ~ ~ ntuhs - s trsa 1I 5 reat sway Other
AoAA @4!o tt11o -. eAee 1assa ea~Lrr3radu
, 1872-11-28
Railroad Newa.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.--Work on the San
Diego l. San Bernardino Railroad is rapidly pro-
gressing.
Surveyors on the Direct Line Railroad, from
San Diego to the Colorado River, report the line
practicable but expensive.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 27.-The Eighth District
Court, to-day, dismissed the injunction suit re-
straining the State Auditor from paying interest
on the bonds issued to the North Louisiana
Railroad. Attorney General Ogden appeared
for the State, the affairs Of the Office having
been turned over to him by his predecessor,
General Belden.
, 1872-11-28

From The Neto YORK. Tribune, NOE. 25.
4 man representing himself as " Henry Porter
Tension, Of Rock Hall, County Kilkenny, ire
and iinea1 descendant Of Dr. Thomas Tenison,
Archbishop Of Canterbury" three months ago
insu1ted the wife OF Perry Mepes, Of Hudson
Villa, Poughkeepsie, who, with her Only oy daugh;, g;
ter, was travelling by rail between Albany ano
syracuse. In the joy of their return the Incl
dent was forgotten, but he appeared aoo9 after a
the lady and her daughter had reached their
home. Mrs. Mapes identified him; he wished to
apologize. and claimed that he Has gentleman
, 1872-11-28
The st, Louis House of Refuge.

81. LOUIS, Nov. 27.-The affairs Of the House
Of Refuge Of this county have again been 1nves- 5
to,morrow, ] publish an elaborate report Of their
examination They cali attention to the various
defects in The law under which the institution
was organized, advise radical changes in it, and
recommend thorough remodelling OF the
present system Of the treatment Of inmates,
which permits harsh treatment for trivial Of
fences, and which, in their judgment, has the
opposite effect to that which should prevail IN
reforfnatorv institutions.
, 1872-11-28
DIED.

0AZa04
RAINbY-On the 9Th inst. at hts residence. Aoosz'
Nat5nss5f 81 The funeral will be 7igen hereafter.
Philadelphia and " Wa1lio1ford papers please COPY
RoGBRS- this CITY, on tt, 18th inst. in tbs 75tn
war Of hIa age Doctor Gnstvts A. Rogers father o1
Henry r., j7.. and Jxroes G. Rs9ers- -. ao.a,.aa
s9 Chcagoay.. this afternoon At3 O'clock FRIENDS OF
nATIS. A. Philadelphia, on tte 18th inst. May r.
Day Wite of Captain 4. B. Dsvs os the uattsd State5
Revenue Maxine, and daughter Oh As- Georse oa' -
this city. 1,5 x-..~ .-,+3ra ~
funesal In Saturday morning papers.
TAYLoR-on the 18th inst, ct l5 Cot
tage Grove, n. B. Taylor aged 81 years, ~
funeral from St. Mark'a Church, CttsaEe G1oses oa
Fiiday 18th inst, st II a. m.
PERRY-In Bouzbonnais, p. 18th list, Ct eopsunpe
tiop Harriet E. relict OF a. B. fe11y sno osogheE o1
Nofl Va1seur, aKed 9 years.
McEvERs-At o'clock VUdnesday morning, Now
e7 Enueue s. McEyera.
10 Jacksonville papers pleaae copy.-
, 1872-11-28

Specidl Despatch 70 The Chicago 7T76Hne.
DEss1sos, O., Nov. 27.-The east-bound e1-
press train, No. =, ran into section OF freight
st Coshocton about s O'Clock this morning.
Jacob Gates, engineer of the express, one Of the
Oldest engineers On the road. Was instantly
lied. The express messenger, George Pen
n;nrton. wss elieltly injured. The fireman es-
, 1872-11-28
K1Sfnn HteMl4s

Boston, Nov. 27.-Nine bodies have been re-
covered from the ruins OF the fire. Five Of them
were identified. Nineteen bodies are supposed
to be buried in the ruins, and still nissing.
The contributions to the Harvard College fund
now amount to 3103, 900.
The relief fund for the benefit Of sufferers by
the great fire now amounts to 1885,, ,535.
, 1872-11-28

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. 2.--1t is confidently
believed in financial circles here that VIM. F.
Cutler Of Marietta, will make such adjustments Is
Resume at an early season. It is also stated that
work viii proceed on the railroad in Missouri
with which he Was connected.
, 1872-11-28

cylinders, with the thread-guards al mounted
On one bar. By means Of this arrangement.
the patterns can be varied to great extent, and
the advantage is gained OF greater simplicity OF
nnaratinn'
, 1872-11-28

CHcMNAT1, O., Nov. 27.-The chickens i'll
Hamilton County, in the vicinity OF places
where the horse disease has been, are dying
rapidly.
One man reports loss Of fifty hogs from
disease which he attributes to their roofing
about stables containing sick horses.
, 1872-11-28

MnwAuKEE, Nov. 27.-The propeller Chicago
arrived here this morning with Captain l1erkon
N1inot Mitchell, which sank on Monday after
noon near the South Manitou.
, 1872-11-28

sac.
IN,eu. On Fz.day and SATURDAY ne1ts 9Th and aths
st ard E H. = psdees 5Rad e. date, coasstis q
qo Silver Watehes EaFih S,t4nao. s1a sna ao 81
Hholei .hout reserve foE cisn. o'HoAaa@'1*A1'
A. ei}HURGHA AucIouee1s