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A Fashionable Jewish Wedding.

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[FrOm the Chicago Tnbune]
An interesting and fashionable Jewish
wedding was celebrated last evening al
Standard Hall. The bridegroom, Mr.. M
8. Fischer, is a leading wholesale clothing
dealer, and the bride Miss Sarah Louis, d
daughter OF Mr.. A. Louis, business part
ner Of the bridegroom. Since both the
bride and bridegroom belong to the ortho
dox faith, the ceremonies were performed
by the Rev. Dr.. A. j. Messing, in the old
orthodox style-all the gentlemen keep
ing their hats on during the entire pro-
ceedings. H IH
Before the commencement Of the real
ceremonies, the Rabbi asked the BRIDE
groom and the bride whether they would
have each other as man and wife, and
they readily answered in the affirmative,
and then as sign Of good faith placed
their hands in those Of the Rabbi. The
real ceremonies then began, the Rabbi
chanting the Hebrew benediction Boruch
Haboh blessed be he that comes) BE
then offered q tervent prayer TO God Tor
the welfare of the couple, after which he
addressed them in very eloquent and
earnest language, the bride aud brides
mother shedding tears.
The Rabbi then took a cup of wine,
called the cup of Joy, saying the Hebrew
blessing, "Boruch Adouai Borei Beri Ha.
gooin." He then drank some Of the wine
and gave part Of 1t to the bride and bride.
groom. The bridegroom then put the
ring on the finger Of the bride, saying the
Hebrew words, "Hara Ad Me Kudeshss
Lee ('Be sanctiied unto me as my lawful
vile according TO the laws Of Moses Of
lsrsel"O After this the Rabbi read the
marriage certificate, called in Hebrew the
Kedubah. Another glass ot wine, which
was this time called the cup OF sorrow, was
then procured, and after saying the usual
Hebrew blessing, part oil the wine was
again drank by the Rabbi, the bride, and
the bridegroom. A "Massel Toy" (con-
gratulatlon) by the Rabbi, concluded the
ceremonies. Then the whole crowd pres.
ent cried "Massel Toy" and everybody
fell upon everybody's neck, and all kissed
each other, the ladies receiving the largest
share, Everybody was kissed and kissed
somebody else, except TIE Tribune re-
porter, who was entirely neglected by the
lair and dark eyed ladies present, and he
was too timid to begin the kissing himself.
When all got tired hugging and kissing
each other, the young ladies and gentle
men marched up stairs 10 the ball room
and enjoyed dancing, while the old
couples marched TO the dining room and
enjoyed themselves over Hungarian wine,
Champagne, green kernen soup, fish, roast
goose, duck, and other delicacies Of the
season
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New York prY Gond. Marke,.

New YoRK, Jan. 1e.-Manuiacturera
agents were more actively engaged In
some departments, but the jobbing trade
continues dull in oil branches. Double
and twisted costonades arc selling freely
by agents. New fancy prints and shirt
ings in good demand. Fine makes Of
Q ( fancy cassimeres doing better, but
low grades slow. Diagonal and fancy
worstcd coatings in demxnd by clothing
trade, Foreign goods quiet. Z
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Toledo Marknt.

TOLEDO, January 16.-Flour Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat Dull; No. 3
white Wabash 81 90; No. 8 do 81 80:
amber Michigan cash and January Ii 40:
February 81 5li; March 81 81; No. 3 red
@ Mstch 81 %. Corn-Steady; high mixed
cash or January and February CSC;
March 8Ssc; low mixed 64c; new 824c: no
grade now Gee. 0als-Quiet and rn-
changed; 81 4Sf. Clover Seed-81 25
Dressed Hogs-$6 50a6 65
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state Editorial Ansocln,Ion.

INn1ANApon4s 1ND., Jan. 1e-The
State Editorial Association reassembled
this morning. Papers ON various subjects
pertaining to the interests OF the Associa.
ton were read, and the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year., after
which the Association adjourned: Presi.
dent, J. F: Bayer, OF Logansport; Vice
President, D. r. j. Thomas, OF the Vim.
cennes Sun; Secretary, Prof. 3. G. Trttle,
Of the IndiAnApolla Sentinel,
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celebrities in.the profession, yet tits such
that no objections can be urged against
him on that score; and, inasmuch as he
is young and ambitious. he will naturally
seek the same eminence on the bench
that he has sought and achieved in poli-
tics, One objection to CoNKLINa is that
he has ibsens ted,hot sort Of politician,
and noted especially Tor his domineering
propenSitieS in the Senate, where he has
been the rival Of MORTON as the Preai-
dents organ. His general ability, tact,
energy and executive shrewdness have
been well attested on many occasions.
onths whole, he probably has the stuff
in himto make a high reputation on the
Supreme Bench.
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Ceu,ral American War.

PANAMA, Jan. 16.-Salvadore and Hon.
duras have commenced war. Marshal
Gonzales, commanding the Salvatore
troops, summoned the Honduras garrison
at Amapola TO surrender. They refused
and fight followed, when the garrison
was overcome with q loss OF seven killed
and many wounded on both, sides. The
6alvadorians had forty killed.
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EAST LIBERTY, Jan. 1G-CATrLg-
Arrivals, 66 cars; common 81 O0a4 so;
stockers So 0o43 90; bulls 90 0043 60.
Hods-Arrivals, 81 cars; best Pbila,
delphias So 90aG 90; Yorkers S5 lO45 90
SHEEP-Arrivals, 81 cars; best S5 Goa
9 90 20; medium 81 25s4 75; common
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, January 16.-Flour-
Easier, but not lower. Wheat-Dull;
red 81 coal 80; amber $170a1 81. Rye
STEADY; 90a92c. Corn-Weak; old vel.
low sSc; new s0as4c; new mixed 's4c; red
$50. oats-Improved demand; white 90
ae5c; mixed 67a69c. Crude Petroleum
log refined 1910; January 18ic. Whisky
Held at 81 o.,
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WASHINGTON.
ooNKL1So WILL AccRpr.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 16.--A dispatcl
says Senator Conkling has been inIormet
thatthe President will nominate him fo
Chief Justice, and adds he will accept
| GENERAL HOWARD.
The House Military Committee to,da,
considered without coming 10 any con,
clusion whether they should continue thl
investigation or request the President d
order Q board OF inquiry In the case O
General Howard. -
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE.
In the Cheap Transportation Commit
tee this morning. Flagg, Of Chicago, ad-
Vocated national legislation for q narrow
gauge railroad from the east to the west
Judge Lauchrane, Of Ga, followed, de-
clartng that Congress bad no such power.
There are no indications In official
quarters yet with regard to the Chief
Justiceship. l.r9.'- ~
The commission Of Cushing as Minister
to Spain has not been received BY the
President from the State Department for
signature. II
THE NENNoNITEs.
The Senate Committee on Public Lands
this morning had a consideration of Sen.
ator Cameron's resolution directing them
10 inquire into the expediency Of fgrantinea a
request Of Mennonites Of Russia and Prussia
to purchase from this government com.
pact body Of lands sufficiently large for
homes for them In this country. They
number between lorty and fifty thousand
souls. The Committe discussed the matter
without coming to any conclusion.
1NExPEDIRNT THIS YEAR. ..
The Senate Committee on Public Build.
ings and Grounds have decided It will be
inexpedient to consider any new PROPOSE,
tions for erecting government buildings
this year, and that the work should be
confined to those now in progress, which
are strictly indispensable.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH.
The Senate Committee on Post Offices
and Post Roads today heard a continua.
ton OF the arguments Of VIM. Orton and
G. g. Hubbard respectively, opposing and
advocating the Postal Telegraph bills.
A CONFLICT IMMINENT IN TEXAS
The Attorney General received dis
patch today from the United States Mar
shal At Austin, Texas, dated to-day, say
ing that the newly elected Governor,
Coke, was inaugurated last evening.
Armed men are guarding the approaches
to the offices and 10 the Capitol. Other
armed men have possession ofthe Legis-
lasvc halls. A conflict seems inevitable.
....., CABINET TALK. .-...v.
The Cabinet, to-day, talked over several
DANES that have been mentioned in con.
nect:nu With the Chief Justiceship. No
important business was transacted,
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PROBABILITIES.
For New England and Middle States.
continued cold and generally clear weath.
er will prevail with light 10 brisk south
westerly to northwesterly winds.
For South Atlantic and Gull States
northerly to easterly winds with partly
cloudy weather and rain on the cost.
temperature remaining low in South At.
lantic States and rising in Mississippi Val.
ley where winds will veer to southerly,
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, a
rising temperature, falling barometer and
winds wearing to the aoutherly with
cloudiness. EEEEEF9~T
For the Northwest and Lake Region,
southeasterly TO southwesterly winds with
rising temperature, falling barometer. and
areas Of snow or rain from Michioon
westward to Minnesota.
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FIRES.
FIRE IN BOSTON.

Boston, Jan. 16-A large building on
fremont street near the Parker House
took FIRE to-day, and another great fire
was feared as the engines could not get
water, the hydrants being frozen. The
smoke has been considerably diminished,
however, and 1t Is thought the flames are
under control.
Boston, Jan. 16.-At Q P. N the fire.
men succeeded in subduing the flames.
The fire occurred in s. 8. Haughtan 6
Co.'S, ,ilace store, 70 and "a fremont street.
$4,000 FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
NEw YORK, Jan. 16.-The Hamilton
building on Court street, Brooklyn, was
burned this morning. The loss Is estima.
ted at $4,000. ~
AN $4,000 FIRE IN La CROSSE.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 16.-A special to the
Daily Wisconsin, from La Crosse, saws a
fire destroyed G. Zwisler's plank road
brewery. Loss $4,000.
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money ANA stock Mo,l,.,

New York Money and Stock Market.
New YORK. Jan. 1e.-MoNRY-yerv
easy during the afternoon, st 6as per cent,
Treasury disbursements $S5s, 1900. Gus.
tom receipts $4,000. Dry goods i'm.
ports for the week g 800 sos. .3
sTERLINa ExoHANeE- Active and
strong; $4s4 for sixty days; "a ST. for
sight. Commercial bills scarce, and sold
on account at a s2a48si. ~
GoID-sold up to 111s; closed at 1ll4.
ead CSErying rates, 4AGi' Clesrings $Sl ,OO0,.
VOO. sr d ..uI5J 5.r rIh.=.a ..st.
GOVERNMENTS Strong, active and
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THE delegation from Marshall county
In the late Legislature are not harmO-
nious since their return from Charleston.
B. W. PRICE and A. U. BAKER are each
out in the MOundSyille Reporter with com.
munications against our friend WHITE,
the other member, who lives In that
wicked" place known as Bolton.
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Baltimore Marker.

BALTIMORE, Jan. l6.-Flour aud Wheat
-,Unsshanged. ,,s Corn-Quiet and firm;
mixed western $50. Oats-Good de-
mand; western 69A65c. Rye-Firm 81 90
al W. Proyisious-Un Unchanged. Coffee
Strong; e6assc. Whisky-Qulet; 81 OH
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CONGRESS.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, January 10.
sUNDRY PETITIONS.


Numerous petitions were presented
asking for the appointment OF q committee
to investigate the manufacture and sale O
alcoholic liquors. Referred.
Mr.. Allison presented a petition of the
Chicago, Dubuque & Minnesota Railroad,
the Chicago Board Of Trade, and others
In relation 10 the construction Of bridge
across the Mississippi at Clinton, Iowa,
Referred. .5 .E1 -. ~
Mr.. Howe, from the Committee on Ii.
brary, reported favorably on the bill sp.
propriating $2,500 for busts Of the late
Chief Justices Taney and Chase Ior the
Supreme Court room. Passed,
Dir. Lewis moved that when the Senate
adjourned 10 day 1t be TO Monday next,
Mr.. Morton hoped the motion would be
withdrawn, as the Senate should dispose
OF the finance resolution this week. The
motion was Withdrawn.
ADJOURNED TILL MONDAY.
The bill to establish post routes was
taken up and pending the discussion the
morning hour expired and the bill went
over.
On motion oi Mr.. Spencer It was order.
ed that when the Senate adjourns to-day
1t be to Monday next.
MIR. Davis offered q resolution instruct.
Ing the Attorney General to communi-,
cate to the Senate all the information In
his Office relative to the sale OF Govern
ment property at Harper's Ferry, and
pending suits in regard thereto. Referred
TO the Judiciary Committee
The consideration of the resolution re.
ported by the Finance Committee was
resumed, and Mr. Sherman addressed the
Senate. 's
At the close Of Mr.. sherman's speech,
MIR. Wright said be desired to address the
Senate Mondsy upon the pending resolu.
The Senate adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE.
Mr.. SMALL INQUIRIES ABOUT HORSES AND
CARRIAGES.
Mr.. Small asked leave to offer a reso-
luton instructing the Committee on Ap.
preparations TO inquire and report how
many horses are owned and maintained
BY the Government in the District Of
Columbia, the expense and uses, and who
uses them, and whether they are required
for public service; also, the carriages and
other vehicles owned and used by the
Government. ~
Mr.. Butler, ol Mass, objected.
Mr.. Kellogg suggested the reference to
the Committee on Civil Service. Refer.
red. a.'.rI
Mr.. Butler again objected, and the reso.
luton was not received.
MIR. Dawes from the Committee on
Ways and Means reported bill to REIN.
burse distillers for the amount paid BY
them in procuring Tice metres by order
OF the Internal Revenue Bureau, which
metres were subsequently abolished BY
law. BE asked the decision Of the House
as to whether such claims should be trans
terred from the Jurisdiction Of his and
other committees to the Committee on
claims. s ...... sI'
After discussion the House refused to
send the bill 10 the Committee on Claims,
and 1t was recommitted to the Committee
on Ways and Means.
This being the private bill day, a large
number were reported, and most OF them
were referred to Committee OF the Whole,
under the rule adopted a few days ago.
The House at $40 sdjourned; the ses.
sion to morrow to be for debate only.
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OHIO LRGIsLATURE.
bills INTRODUCED,

COLUMBUS, Jan. 16,-In the Senate bills
were introducedto make heseparate pro.
pertY Of married women liable for debts Of
their own contracting, and to establish o
Board Of Centennial Commissio -
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CLEVELAND, Jan. l8-Wheat-Dull
but steady; No. red 81 50; No. Q do.
y S. Corn-Steady, 70A7lc; old mixed
6Gs87c. Oats-Quiet, 5Oc; No. i State
4sc; No. 2 do 5lc. Petroleum-White
steady, quiet and unchanged. -
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VIM. PInckney White.

ANNAPo11s, Nd, Jan. 1e.-The Demo
ocradc members Of the Legislature In
caucus have nominated VIM. Pinckney
White for %, 8, senAtor.l
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THERE was ascare in Wall street yes.
terday over the news OF another fire in
Boston, and a consequent rush to sell
stocks. However, Boston got off light tly.
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FOREIGN.
RUSSIA.

81. PRTERsBuRe, Jan. 1G.-The Prince
and Princess Of Wales have arrived.
A grand iete will be given at the Amer.
lean Legation on Monday next In honor
OF the marriage Of the Duke OF Edinburg.
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,>,,-,,..!!!!!!!1es:ments. A!musements. 77727 !.
.HAMILTOA'S OPERA HOUSE,
Nj. Jas. PrrEsrrxoEp. ;. .IA.,o. an. r..

s~'Esa' skleultB Md mlnhRAR
TONIGHT TONIGHT. Rooup.usm,D,
three ntghts longer, Thursday, FridSy M Sa,'
nldAy Nights and Saturday Matines .Tanross
loth, 18th and 17lh. Tee General NesnssTc ~
into Tor ever body, Ladies', Gentlemen ina cSII.
dfen The great AutocratologlSt, ElOctro. PsS Scsa.
Ivgist, heimetist and Lecturer,
DOCTOR HENRY.
:, Every lec'urawlll have included In Il axtrso,.
oioaty and amuSing Mesmeris hxpeFImentS. Al.
Playing IN Themselves world OF wobdeFr
=, PsJcholoRy and Mental MARuetIRm: paraops
thrown into Mstmsrle Sleep, thea commtnce 4
grand ievee Of wonders Gentlemen tmGSipe
themselves ladies', ladies gentlemen; scenes Of
merry love and vlvAclous Views or coartShin az.
cur uudeE the tr4ntfoEmation; msdo 10 beiieTe
themselves In battles, Ihlpwrecks: that ,hev S,e
sxnoltots at fair; auctIoneefs bellfnen.
dancers, ctickete's, members OF Cot preSS: thGt
Luey are thiyering with cold, or melting viii
4 W nnngfy, thirsty, ayiug pIgeonS, Hhootln0
99itas, laughing, crying, GneezInR; nepro sersnSs
uStS. emlles for all who would IauRk: fsSrS far
al Mno Wo1'd weep: electric thrIllS for SIi vSn
would revel Ia mAelatorm or oyerwhslminc
enjoyment: Unexplained mystery Of the iStH
century, Admission 25. 80 and f5e. EatnrdsS
Atetnoon. AesmOric Matinee. iais
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THR ARREsTs IN ToMPK1Ns eouARR.

Seventy persons were arrested Tues
day during the attack of the police on the
crowd In Tompkins Square, and are held
for trial. Ono Of the Communists Is
aged fifteen years, and others Of those ar.
rested say that they are not Communists,
nor In sympathy with them, and had no
intention Of rioting when attacked by the
police,
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ENGLAND.
VESSEL BURNED.

LONDON, Jan. 1O-The British steamer
Wallacbia has been burned at Almera,
Spain. a,9 : ~ '
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ROME.


ROME, Jan. 1G-The Pope will hold
another conslstory early next month,
when he will appoint several additional
Cardinals and seventeen foreign Bishops.
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BY TELEc APH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to the InteIllgsncsr.

(By tho Western Union Line
Ohiee Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe ItEl
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NEW YORK CITY.
SENTENCED FOR LIFE.

New YORK, Jan. 16-Bartholomew
Butllio was to-day sentenced to the State
prison for lie for killing Giovlvani Anto.
MO in quarrel.
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PITTSBURGH.
A COAL TRAIN PRRcrPTTATED INTO A
RAYINE 104 FEET. u

A COAL TRAIN PRRcpITATED INTO A
RAvINE 104 FEET. Is
PrTTsBURsH, Jan 18.-A friehtlul acci.
dent occurred on New Castle & Sharon
railroad today where It crosses Saw Mil
Run in South Pittsburgh on q tres
tie work ranging from so 10 105
feet In height. A coal train was pas.
sing over the trestle work, and at
the highest point the coupling broke
and the entire train, with the exception
OF the locomotive and two cars, which fell
over on their sides, were precipitated to
the ravine below, a distance Of 104 feet.
The brakeman. John Weimrod, and a boy
named Phillips, who was taking ride,
were instantly killed their bodies being
smashed to q jelly: The accident seems
to have been caused by broken wheel.
REVIEWED. E
The information heretofore made
against Kennedy, the Civil Engineer, and
Ross, ex.Secretary Of the Water Works
Commission for the larceny OF certain
books Of the Water Commission, and
from which they were discharged on
technical grounds, has been renewed be-
fore Alderman Shore. II is believed they
will be held for trial. - .ll
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES,

WAR DEPARTHEw4,
w oFFloE OF THE CHIET SIsNAL OPFtoER,
WASHINGTON. u. O., Jan. 10 800 P. N.
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WARRINGTON, Jan. 16--A dispatch
says Senator Conkling has been informed
that the President will nominate him for
Chief Justice, and adds he will accent.
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a coNRLICT IhIMINRNT 1N TRxAs

The Cabinet, to-day, talked over several
names that have been mentioned in con.
nect:nu With tho Chief Justiceship. No
important business was transacted. M
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The House Military Committee TO-DAY.
considered without coming 10 any con.
clusion whether they should continue the
investigation or request the President to
order Q board Of inquiry In the case Of
General Howard. ~ -.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-09-18
Council then adjourned.

To TIE PuBLIc.-I propose publishing
an Atlas of the State of Iowa, containing
a map of every County in the State, show
ing Sections, Timber, Prairie, Roads,
Railroads, Streams, School Houses,
Churches, etc, etc. Fine Maps, l4X2S
inches, of the State of Iowa, United
States aud Territories, and of both Hem
ispheres. Plans, with histories of the
Cities, Towns, Villages, and Counties OF
the State. Biographies of a large number
of early settlers and prominent men in
the State. Also a condensed political
history of the State, giving votes, etc.
Six maps of Iowa. so colored as to show
the Geological and Genealogical condi-
ton of the State, with also the Congress
sional, Senatorial and Representative
Districts. Sixteen maps of the United
States, colored in five fine grades, to
show the amount Of Wheat, Hay, Corn,
Cotton and Tobacco raised in proportion
to the acres cultivated Also to show
deaths by consumption and other diseas-
es, in proportion to the deaths by all dis
casas, and to show density of population.
and proportion of colored, and various
foreign nationalitics in the United States
An immense amount of very usefu!
statistical information, covering about so
square feet of closely printed matter i'll
every Atlas. To the patron of the work
is published his name, residence, business,
nativity, postoffice address, and when he
came to the State, besides locating name
and residence on his land. The whole
work will be illustrated by fine litho-
graphic views of hundreds of public
buildings and private residences i'll both
town and country, and portraits of prom
incnt men.
4 large force of experienced men will
commence Immediately an experimental
canvass; and if sufficient encouragement
is received, hope to complete tie work
sometime dnring 1875. Yours truly,
A. T. ANDREAS. Publ sher
CHICAGO, ILL.