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THE GRAND JURY.

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t,..n", 'r ts..a.s" ~ ."i1. -uesaas' "ea eon-
'moeo yessctohy Win uhhnhtcd zeal. There
WAS not much accomplished III tho way Of taxi
less imnortant-that of drawsnc nm and retnrn.
H., 1.trna,,.. aa,,..1a ..'I 49, .o'a1H !.
nh .t'o'e iep'a@oecap1ou toeir astentlon dur
ing 'ho creator part OF tho DAY. Tho turymen
showed unuaual energy for jurymon. They
we1o around curly and e,aYod lato,
At1o o'clock In tho mornin1 tint ons of III,
% mula'uaahoos camppel!a who IL chiefly fe-
maskaoe Tor his altitude Of collar and tnnno
Bl1o- -Nhlakor summoned tho last t,,ant
Juror into thu MN mn TIN yonth Hoor
AMI nnvnta1 ,,.ra o.o. .ha $780,.
sT.ns.. 49,. - ~
Me8s1e. Oe1tcr anu ASef appeared ohostly, and
devoted Themselves to tho preparation OF GER
Ax,sl.nt nistrfct atto1nev r,leaon conf,uctoa
thc eTrmtn .tjor ~ ~stnes..s 1 S'"11.'''A
~" H.s. ns"a onr.tI.rnd ~. M ,n.-,,o...,4
ono thc nartisa tnvnsvcd halno n.via Hr1srn,sn
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arrasted far tiays aro Tor soIne ft<'nor u nd
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sn~ns, hofv aicd in. hns1ind hv Tho fo-nm.r
Trmn,,, i,ha rol WA calc1 .nt njohtn"n,
Iesn,n,ia7 ta thnir Names, ~ thn n.n.i i"tsr.
hand"d n JuGeo ninavett = ls-oa r""Rst @+t -
dnrurnenta. I'hn iu,v than rnt,1cd f,st,,ct.
4ttmnsv i,ancn tn xhon, tho n.ocra WIZ inv
m"Jintev nnnt1,ied' ref,,ssd tn c|v" than m IN
nnhIicsttnr Il wns ,eMneI hosnvcr th,t t,a1.
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, 1876-03-16
THE HESINCS.
THAT 440m LOAN.

Slll In pursuit Of thst e4o,o0 business Of
Ward, Healng, lehm, aud the distillers, = TO-
porter toiled up to Room No, Staak..Zest,sng
Building, and entered Into m exhaustive con-
yer3atio1 On tho subject, Mr. Hesiug wAs quito
communicative. aud noemsd to think ho had
nothing to conceal.
AAvs yon read The TR1puns OF this mozn-
Ing y sske1 tho reporter.
~ Ysk, sir."
, 1876-03-16

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w. '.ecas .no attof mp OF Anons forty min.
uso' tno noH18atherer q Ind himself in front Of
| tho ftaidanoc of jact iebtn. 4 rout!cmar who
ha. attracted no Jul S.teotlon duripg The pat
nnh,ie 4 a":,,, ~ ~" tu' pseos ana ..'s
70 by tho object OF reporters search, and 4
cordiai invitation u 5, dYen 10 "conae ,u out Of
fsv cheerful rom !. m ths va..hsr md vh.t @
| :, 49,. ~ ..u = . VI .ue "o"'aet aoo "aas
eaar me, 40 o. for tue p, the nowtg.norsr Il.
/ Ing Tor fow eccc !, quietly remarked 3.
ibid you read TRIBUNE this uorntup p
t.r,iowes ~ ,s .,,,'s.o. NV oon VAIL 70 90 H.
20, ,,O"Da "m'', .u. ~ as a"., suo1ee1
Liz you fesd toe soterS1ow with yoprselt
concerning Jour appearance betors the Grand
| Juzy?"
"Yer. and an ,.ttsftctu
"can you giro me the details Of Jour o1smi-
nation before the Grand Jury3'
II cannot now, Thor will cone ct,t h ooot1
time. r1oweyor. r don't wish Ia ha iot..,,ews1
'o,n,.n.' 1a. ave no.nlnS W eaJ.
"iou read the various Interviews concerning
your connection with the eocret historr At tho
ConErGAsnsl ~ "s,mpalgn In tue Third District in
'As 9ss. 1:'' T resa est1 lion ,er, carefully"
Ato they truo !"
,oms a9s S' te' facts stated therein 'F' sud
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dont u snog opsss - !! r! h.ro YELL an, .,,to+ n
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"The transaction With ir. Uenlnr ~. 4
rurely business one, and he'd no relation to nol-
istes whatever"
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nr;o;nai,v liant e,lh., Mr. 1Jaxro e,,o,.-
zestu,g $5, 100, for which hold Dote. which. 1t
| tho tfno tint Nnshin1ton Hna;nr antsrcd tta
, 1876-03-16

WHISKY.
Mr.. Ward Appears Before
the Government Of
fcers.
And Demands that He Be Allowed
to Go Before The Grand
Jury.
lo Wiu Not Allow Pcrjured Scoundrcls
to Bob Him Of Ills Repu.
tation.
A. G. Hesing Gives His Ver-
sion Of the $4,000
Loan,
And Denies that It Was Made to
Get His Son Off the
Track.
Jacob Rehm States Substantially tho
Same Facts.
Messrs. Hoyt and Bridges Take the
Train to Canada.
Tho Former Protests Ills Innocence, but
Fears Perjured Testimony Hill
Convict Him.
The Grand Jury Returns Batch Of In
dictments in Minor Cases.
How the Milan Dlstfllery Got Rid
of Its Crooked Goods.
Mesms. Cook, Glover, and Campbell Had
Nothing to Do with Wards
Removal.
The New York herald., 1876-12-14
AUSTRALASIA.

THE CONTRACT FOR THE PACIFIC MAIL-sE-
WE'RE STORM IN NEW zEALAND-MoRE COM
MUN1sTs ESCAPED FROM NoUMEA.
SAN Francisco Dec. l3, 1874
The Pacific Mail Company's steamship City OF New
York arrived to-day from Sidney via Honolulu, bring
ing the British mails. Tho news Is as follows:-
The New Zealand Parliament had adjourned, having
completed the work OF consolidating the various pro-
vinccs into one colony. New Zealand and New South
Wales had not yet agreed upon the terms Of the
modification OF tho postal contract with tho Pacific
Mail Steamship Company. No decision s likely to be
reached before the meeting OF the New South Wales
Parliament A storm passed over tho northern
part OF New Zealand November IL. occasionng
siderable damage One man was killed and large
number OF fires. caused by lightning occurred. the
losses aggrcsatng f5oo, 600.
MORE COMMUNISTS ESCAPED
Twelve French Communists had escaped from Nou-
mea IN q steam launch. vessel overlook them
and captured ton of their number. Tho other two
jumped overheard aud wore drowned
The New York herald., 1876-12-14

and Thomas W. Howard. Centennial commsss oper fos
Uruguay. are as tho F.ith Avenue Hotel United
States District Judge william j. Wallace OF Syracuse
is the New York Hotel General John ".
Knapp OF Auburn. y. u, and Daniel Robinson,
Vice President Of :ae Troy and Bosioa
Railroad Company, arc M the Windsor Hc
tel zelenSoH o! the Irssan Centennial
Commission. Is al the Buckingham Hotel Chancellor
John v. l. Prayn. OF Albany, at the Hotel Bruns-
wick. J. H. Devereux recever OF the Atlantic and
Grca. Western Railway Company; Mayor Theodore II.
pomeroy, OF Auburn. " y; cx-Congressman E. b.
Morgan, OF Aurora. y. r.; John W. Young, OF Utah;
j. Mccullough Vice President OF The Pittsburg. Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company, ana Rev DR..
p. X wenineer. OF Cincinnati are al tho 81 Ncholas
Hotel L. Hopkins. receiver OF the Toledo, Peors
and Warsaw Railway Company. Is al the Gisey House.
John O. Crocker OF Utica. IS at the 81 James HotcL
The New York herald., 1876-12-14
ICE GORGE IN THE MISSISSIPPI

ST. Locfs, Mo-, Dec 13. 1875
Tho steamer Centennial, involved In yesterdays
crush by the ce sunk about four O'Clock this
ing. More than this notable change has taken
place since last night All the boats previously
mentioned arc still wedgcd tightly together.
and when the leo gorgo breaks away most
OF them will GO down With Il and either be wholly
wrecked or damaged still moro than they now
Tho Centennial largo freight boat OF 600 tons
burden and said to havc cost sl25, ,oO0 instead
$4,000, as previously reported. There : nro risk
on her, but to what amount cannot now be asccr-
tanned She bad never made trip. and thero was
probably marine Insurance on her.
careful survey this afternoon OF tho OF the
leo gorge disaster at the Arsenal shows that Of
the steamers clasped In the gorge there not
bad condition they last night and that others
water rose considerably last night and to-day,
which relieved the pressure somewhat
The Lake superior IA anoat, and with the exception
OF trifing leak Is In good condition
The Savannah lying just below the Lake SUPERIOR 10
aoa but leaking badly, and kept from sinking only
BY constant OF the pumps Carpenters
dcavorng 10 stop tho leaks.
The War Eagle is also aGoat; but she has hosc In
hcr bottom her after guards and upper works
operation. Her furniture and tablu ware has been
takcn ashore, and her mate, who has a large gang
OF men az work on her, says be can save her.
The Alexander Mtcnoll Is In precarious condition.
being apparently held up by the Ice on side and
Wreck
ice goes ont she 10 expected TO sink.
Some hopes arc expressed now that the Centennial
can bc raised.
The Andy johnson Is hommed In between the Gen.
tcnn,al and Davenport, but - not leaking, and for
the present at least, Is safe.
The Davenport is sunk 10 her boiler deck and ID .
total loss
The Red Wing, Minneapolis, Rob Rov and North.
western are safely moorcd below the gorge and the
latter has steam up and is ready TO render any assist
anco possible when the ice breakR up.
The rise Of water hoated tho Golden Eagle and with
the ala Of tho Northwestern, she is any or sixty
yards below the jam. She has up and II she s
not further damaged by the next movement OF the
leo, $500 or 5000 will purchase her rcpars
The Rob Roy also has steam up and prepared 10
mcet any coming emergency.
The tug Rescue has succeeded In cutting her way
through the gorge from above TO point abreast
imprisoned steamers, and 10 attempting
break up the Ice along their outer sde that those
which be rescued from their perilous positions
can bc taken TO open water along the shore below.
This is great in extent but there is enough
10 afford moving room Tor several Further
there is an immense field, extending north nearly
the city wharf and south beyond the reach OF the
eye.
This was the situation at eight o'clock tonight and
as the weather is considerably colder the prospect s
that NO movement Of tne ice will take place tonight
The New York herald., 1876-12-14
Minister'S With puclere Premier Tho despatch says
this scheme was DOT entertained for q moment

Ministers. With puclere Premier Tho despatch says
this scheme DOT entertained for a moment
pszss OFFENCES ekExASr.
From Germany the only item OF news worth noting
is thai the Federal Diet rejected eighteen articles
Of the judicial laws voted by PariamsnL principally
relating 10 jurisdiction press offences. compulsory
evidence OF editors and The prosecution Of public
sunctionarea Parliament was notified Of the Diets
action yesterday
PRxss COMMENTS rHS xxwA
The Ne,rs Berlin correspondent commenting on the
action OF the Federal Couhci the Judicial laws
passed BY the Rechs,ag sees believe tho
present or next Parliament win accept . promise
Two years. work has been wasted The most
important OF unincation ye, attempted seems
20 be complete failure bitter and excited feeling
prevails IN Parliamentary circles The Prusslan Cross
Gaset:e remarks tha, Is possible tna, German judi
c;ary organization may end In political catastrophe
OF great significance for Germany's internal policy
rHx BRENT.
The Statement, published here that Charles Brent
she Louisville forger Win be delivered 70 American
detectives Saturday 10 incorrect He viii probably
be delivered Tuesday viii be placed IN custody
Of some person designated BY United siases Minister
Picrreponk This person has not yes been named
NEW srASIsH CONSTITUTION
From Spain comes ths intelligence that the new
dispatch from Madrid says that In the Cortes ycster
day Prime Mn,se. Canovas dol Castillo. replying 10
Seniors sagas.a anc Martncz stated tha, the govern
had decided TO put all tho articles Of tho new
constitution iorce early mex, year.
THE BAsoUKs oCfET
despatch from Madrid says reliable intelligence
has been received that tho Basque Provinces Cute,
although there passive resistance the abolish
ting the fueros some deputies from those provinces
have resigned their the Cortes but the major
ity remain In hope OF concifiation.
NEW GREEK MINISTRY
The Greek ministerial crisis seems TO have been tenn.
po,arily settled despatch from Athens says that
new ministry has been formed under Comoundouros.
who is President of Council and Minister OF tho In.
terror and Justice.
THE SWISS CONFEDERATION.
despatch from Berne announces that n Heer,
Vice President OF the Federal Assembly, has been
elected President OF tho Swiss Confederation for 1871
NJ Schcnck Is tho new Vice President
GOLD AMERICA
The White Star line steamer Celtic, which sails from
Liverpool to-day for New York, viii take $780, 900
in specie.
The New York herald., 1876-12-14
ICE IN THE OHIO RIVER.
4 RAILROAD BRIDGE SWEPT AwAY-GREAr DAM
AGE DONE By AN ICE GORGE THAT CARRIED
All, BErORE 1T.

A RAILROAD BRIDGE SWEPT AwAY-GREAr DAM
AGE DONE By AN ICE GORGE THAT CARRIED
ALL BEFORE IT.
rFrom the Cincinnati Enquirer, Dec 12l
Since the has been running gorgcs at tho
Southern Railroad bridge have been frequent, a.
the leo had but . narrow channel on the Ohio sdc
TO pass through. No damage occurred until about
noon yesterday. when gorge formed formidable
than any previous ono. which extended up the
foot OF Plum street. AT ono r. N. slight movement
OF she gorge occurred which did considerable damage
which Is recorded below. After stopping at one r. A.
tho gorge kept gathering in iorce Tor the grand
move, which occurred at four o'clock AZ thai hour
thc gorge ofnmenced moving with tho slow but re-
sistIess force OF the oceans tido The first
the icc commenced st The head OF tho gorge oppo
site the foot OF Plum street. ana worked It's way slowly
down the loot breaking and crumDling tho ice uto
small pieces, carrying all before H.
The trcstleworK % the southern Railroad Bridge
across tho main channel OF the river resisted the
pressure until twelve ininnlcs nve O'Clock, when
with great crash more than two-thirIs Of tho SIG
feet fell into the river and followed moment
later with tho remainder with the exception OF i've
benches winch still standng. Tho fallen :imber
was CARRIED OF by the current, and will PROBABLY
The loss In material VIII fall on the Keystone Bridge
Company which, US as we estimate, will be
between 900 and 10000 Our estimates include
1vV0 900 iect OF lumber valued al 1000, which. TO-
gcher with the expense OF placing IN position cannot
fan much ueiow estimate.
The greatest loss viii be the construction Of the
bridge as II Is hardly probable that the trestework
can be put up again before the coming spring.
Wo we're informed last night that our coal dealers
intend ensorng suit against tho city and tho Bridge
Company for the damages sustained yesterday ~ no
one convcrsant with the facts will dispute that ths
bridge obstruction Was the cause Of al the loss
The New York herald., 1876-12-14
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THR CHEAPEST AND BEsT NEWSPAPER IN rH1
couSTEY-Sow READY.
The WEEKLY HERALD Tor this week contains . full
late terrible disaster in Brooklyn, with
. lis, 0. tho identified dead. the burial OF the
100 unrecognized Greenwood, and the funeral ser.
the Of tho dead actors full partcu.
lars Of tho Confagration IN Burlington. \. j.; the
effects OF Saturdays storm In this city and vicinity;
The Political Situation In the Contested States; Views
OF Governor Hayes the Presidency: Collision on the
New York Central Rai,road Cremation Of the Body OF
Baron Won Palm: DR.. Scbliemanns great discoveries
the site OF ancient Troy; General Cesnola's DIS
coveries OF Cyproc Antiquities and regular WASH
ington CORES spondencc. IL also contains editorial
articles on the prominent topics OF the day; Reviews
the Horse, Cattle and Dry Goods Markets. Financial
and Commercial Reports; Agricultural and Sporting
Matters, and the mos, important events OF the week.
TEsns-one dollar per year: single copies, three
cents An copy VIII be sent every club Of ten
or more.
The New York herald., 1876-12-14
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAN DEPARTMENT, !
OyyrcE or THE CHIEY SIGNAL OYYIcKR,
WAsHIsGrox, Dec. AL A II.

WAN DEPARTMENT.
OyyrcE THE CHrEy SIGNAL 0YyIcKR,
wAsHIxGrox, Dec. AL A H.
ProbabilitieG
For Now England aud tho Middle States warm SOUTH
ery 10 westerly winds and clear fair weather
ring the day followed during tho night BY colder and
rising barometer.
For tho South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States.
southeast 10 southwest winds and partly cloudy
weather, with slight changes In temperature ba-
romcter. and possibly local rains during Che evening
on tho coast
For the Western Gulf States warm, clear, or fair
weather during the day followed during tho night by
colder portherly winds and rising barometer
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley increasing cloudi-
ness and winds shifting northerly and westerly fol-
lowed during the night by decidedly lower temperature
rising barometer and threatening weather
For the upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, brisk and high. norihcrIy
westerly winds, decidedly colder weather, with
casionai snow and rising barometer.
For tho lower lake region, southwest winds and
clear or lair weather during the day, followed by
northcriy westerly WINDS rising barometer threat
ening weather occasional by Friday morning
Cautionary signals arc ordered for stations tho
upper lakes
Tho Upper Ohio River will fall slowly.
The display OF cautionary signals will DO discon-
tinuod At tho lake stations, except Milwaukee and
Grand Haven, on the 2Oth inst
The New York herald., 1876-12-14

court The decision IN the present ease o{ the Hat
seras VIII establish the sole precedent IN like casea
PRESIDENT GRANT on THE AygSUE-sEEES-
ITY OF HIS KxcELLEScY.
PRESIDENT Grant took a quict walk along Penrsyi-
vara avenue this afternoon a, about tour O'Clock,
meeting the tide Of friends foes Congress who
were returning from the captoi after the adjourn
menl He seemed TO be IN exccllen. health and HIS
whole appearance gave sat Contradiction :he stories
Of excessive III temper It's par arsins ou, o. his
controversy with the democratic leaders the subec.
o! tho Presidency.
The New York herald., 1876-12-14
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DEADY THIS DAY.
II ART
IN
ORNAMENT AND DRESS.
translated from ihs French o. chARLEs BLANC,
Member Institute &e kc volume, 6vo cloth
with numerous Illustrations. ~ Ia
NEW SCIENCE HANDBOOK.
FOOD:
sOMR ACCOUNT OF ITS SOURCES. COy9TIJU<
ENTS AND USES. By A. H. Church. forming the osv
volume Of the Art and Science HADdbooks;" i2noS
e.oth.<L
JErx n'ESPRff
Written aud spoken
By French hngi~h wits and hunoS1e1A
collected aud edited BY
Henry 8. Leigh. limo .cSVth, - 4Q
sCRIBNER. wELfORD AExsIRoNo
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The New York herald., 1876-12-14

stituuonal method OF settling such dispute u re-
mcmbersd that dnrins thai debate no republican sen.
sior expressed doubs the o: the Two houses
20 acs IN the manner PROVIDED in Mr. horson's bill
The revival oftne bill By Mr. Edmuncs has produced
. commoIion among the republicans this evening
The New York herald., 1876-12-14
FORGERY BY A POLITICIAN.
OF THE TRIAL OF FRANK 4.
DEAMIsB, A CANDIDATE IN THE LAST CAM
PAIoN yoR A sENAroRsHIP-A CHARGE or
xMBEzzLINo TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS:
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Doc. I3, 1874
Tho trial OF Frank A. Bcamish, charged with forgery
and cmbczzlomcnt 10 tho amount Of SO, 900. was
opened County Court to-day and caused little
excitement Beamsh, who was the democratic cand-
date for Senator in the twentieth district
during tho Iate campaign. was In 1877 sec
rotary OF tho Fourth School District BOARD Of
Scranton, and in that capacity authorized to
collect tho taxes Of tho district levied for school pur
poses and act as His duplicate for that yesr
amounted to $50 this money it is charged by the
Taxpayers protecsiJ Association be collected and
then cmbezzled $4,000 Of H. altering hts duplicate In
such manner as to call for bat $4,000. He will now
be tried upon this serious charge, which may give him
q cell IN tho Eastern Penitentary.
Tho trial conducted by the most eminent counsel
and will probably Ingt for some time.
The New York herald., 1876-12-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

John Jay Knox, Comptroller Of tas Currency; sx-
consrsssman John Rogers, Of Black Brock. n u
The New York herald., 1876-12-14
rHE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show the changes In tho
temperature Tor the past twentyfour hours, CON-
parison with the corresponding date Of last year. as
,ndica cd by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
urr1x RuiId.nr.-
The New York herald., 1876-12-14

Average temperature yesterday 4Ut
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. ........................ So
The New York herald., 1876-12-14

III YoC HAVE ANY TROUBLE WITH THROAT
or lungs use IALn's HoSsy or IioREHouNr AND TAR.
A-SCHENcK'S MANDRAKE PILLS In ALL
bilious disorders Pills used With confidence. -
they promote the discharge OF yated bile and remove
those obstructon from the liver and hillary ducts which
the OF bilious affections In general
These ps xpel Ascaridrs seat Worms. which
troublesome producing Piles, FtstuiA,
Dysentery and other painful disorders
The New York herald., 1876-12-14

ever imported Selected especially imported and bots
tied bv CASwELL. HAZARD & co. Druggists. 5th sv..
2fth - Fifth Avenue oie' Bu!ldnsl and 9TH
corner 39th also No 1872 Thames Newport. r. /.
our only places OF business aro above wc have
terest any in New York, and have any
At ms.
The New York herald., 1876-12-14

A-KN0X KNOX KNOX KNOx'S HAT5i
KSoxs FuRs, in great variety ladies and gentlemen
Late importatons of ENGLISH HATS and UxBRsLLAs and
ScoIcH CAPS 2i2 Broadway and finh Av~nnc Hotel
The New York herald., 1876-12-14
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.


Extraordinary.
1850 oou Spanish dollars will be drawn on December 10:
only 1900 caels s7 orders filed, information
furnished prizes cnshed. highest rates paid for spanish
Bank Bi.s. governments. kc. TAYLOR Il CO.. bakers
No IL Wall ST., New icr& q
The New York herald., 1876-12-14

SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
aerated beverages.
JOHN MATTHEW'S LIST and osth st., city
THOSE SUFFERING WITH COUGHS OR COLDS
will find rcliei BY using PoRrKRs BALsAx.
WIGS, TOUPEES.-G. RAUCHFUSS, PRACTICAL
wicxAKER; switches. Curls Invisibles, Bandeaux. ~
East 18th ST.. near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-12-14

GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROTECTORS
are the best underg for securing sound lungS
health and comfort sold everywhere. Mailed IL
SINGER manufacturer, 1D+ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-12-14

KEEP NOT ONLY SELLS THE BEST AND CHEAP.
the world. but offers CoLLARs, leRant
styles best quality 81 30 Dozen for Toe OIL Brosds
The New York herald., 1876-12-14

SO HAT 81 90 90--GENTLEMEN'S SILK HATS
So ~. worth 50 Is New Church ST. up stairs.