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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15
L RADICAL ROORBACA.
The BGIIdOzers OF Chicago Manufac"
tUPe War. Plot Out OF whole
Cloth.

CHICAGO, December BIT Is asserted
positively in Republican circles that a deep
laid plan has been on foot for some time TO
secgra the forcible inauguration of Tllden
after the acU,e had decided that he was legal
" elected; that jie sl-cgt omen letter signed
BY some prominent Chicago DelaO.rats and
addressed 10 General Sherman. and which
sCtt intO print by mistake, was one Of the evi-
aences o. ,!..:s plot; that the scheme orig-
mated ~ Ohio, ana ,a-st committees had been
appointed IN other States, EnosE as commit
tta- OF safety. whose object was to secure
military organizations and make show Of
force IN the nOfta; th4i assessments have
been levied on wealthy merchants mere and
elsewhere 70 carry cut the idea, and that the
premature publication OF some OF the docu-
nents and information has frustrated the
whole affair. The Democrats who notice
thus charge at al. deny in Ike positive man
ner that it contains germ a truth,
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DESTRUCTIVE CONFLAGRATIO
Nearly All of the Best Blocks and Build.
ings In Little Rock Burned to the
Ground.
People and Fire Department Fight the
Flames In Tain-LOsseS Immense
Insurance Not Known.

LITTLE ROCK, December IA terri
bic FIRE Is prevailing in the heart OF
the city. The Metropolitan hotel Is burnt,
including the Merchants national bank,
Gleason s restaurant, the city hall, in which
are kept the steam fire engines and hook and
ladder apparatus, and the city offices are now
burning.
At 10 p.m.-The telegraph lines run
through the burning district, and it Is ex-
pected that communication will be closed at
any moment Owing to the early hour at
which the fire started, all the guests escaped
from the hotel, most of whom, however, lost
their baggage.
At10:15.-The water has given out. There
are great fears of the flames extending across
to the north side of Markham street. The IRE
originated in M'Cabe's ice house at forty-fve
minutes past eight o'clock, on the bank OF
the river, and communicated to the out
out houses, thence to the laundry, and across
Water street to the hotel The barber shop of
Philip Englert, L. w. Parker's bank, the
clothing house of ODowd & NJ 'Manus, the Of
fees of G.. II. Meade, and Dodds and John
son have all been burned. A heavy gale is
prevailing; the wind from the north is blow
ing spar'Is across Markham street to the
Dencla block, the finest buildingin the city.
The Griffith block, corner of Markham and
Main streets, opposite the Metropolitan hotel,
is now on fro. There are some hopes Of stop
ping the flames at the Herald Office build
ing, the buildings nearest it are being razed.
Men are on the top of M'Almont & Gibson's
drug store, the Stoddard bank building and
the Dencla block and fighting the flames,
inch by inch. Several men have been Sc
verely injured by the falling bricks. The loss
will be fully one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars if the fire Is confined to the limits In
which it Is raging.
At 10:20.-It is thought that the Griffith
block viii burn sure. The goods are being
removed from the store. Should this build
ing go, the German savings bank and the
Equitable block, the best on Main street, will
be doomed by the flames.
At 10:3O.-The Griffith block and Equita-
ble block are on fire on the upper corners.
Grave fears are entertained that the flames
Will proceed on up Main to Second street.
At this hour (10:35) the streets are filed
with people, and the widest excitement pre-
walls. If water is secured now, the east side
Of Main and the greater portion of the west
side to Second street can be saved.
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DARING ROBBERY.
The Owner Of Bank Made to Open
His Vaults, from Which $1,000
We're Taken, and the Rob-
bers Escaped.

CINCINNATI, December 14.-The En-
quirer'S GAINESVILLE, Ohio, special says a most
successful and daring grobbery was perpetrated
at Somerset, Perry county, last night The
banking house Of William N. Ream was en-
tered by four masked men, and over ten
thousand dollars stolen. The bank building
is two-story brick, situated in a prominent
part Of town, the second floor having been
Occupledsa sas dwellinghouse by Mr.. Ream's
family. About one o'clock In the morning
Mr.. Ream was suddenly aroused by two
masked men on either side Of him seizinR his
wrists, while two others stood at the foot of
his bed with revolvers. Mr. Ream was or
dered to accompany three of them to the
vault, the fourth remaining TO pre-
vent the alarm being given by Mr..
Ream's wife. On reaching the vault
Mr.. Ream was ordered to unlock the door
and the thieves took ten thousand
two hundred dollars theretrom,
leaving the gold and silver coin, bonds, ETC.,
untouched. Ream was then gagged and
bound to a chair. Mrs Ream gave the alarm,
and the whole party fed Ream was not re-
leased until nearly daylight His wife ex-
pected that she would be killed if she gave
the alarm. 1t is supposed that one of the
robbers gained an entrance to the house early
in the evening and afterward admitted his
associates, as no doors were forced Great e1-
element exists at Somerset, and hands of
men are securing the country IN search of
the robbers.
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OBSERVATION YESTERDAY.
WAR DEPT. SIGsL SERVICE Z. 8. ARlH.
THUEsDAT. Dec Il. 1879, 1905 pm.
- "a Rar. -rhsr. wind. Weather.

lFrT were possible to enhance the enormi-
ty Of thscrme against liberty Of which Grant
has been so often and 50 fagrantly guilty, his
message, published elsewhere, has accomp-
hshei il. 1t is a. impuient "a his sense Of
the propneties Of his position are dull or per
verted, and coupled with the let
ter OF General W. T. Sherman.
shonld insure him the impeachment
he earned long ago. This Chief Bnlldozer Of
tha Union should be made an example Of
he should b. impeached for all his crimes,
including those Of which he stands accused
by Carl Schurz and Charles Summer, and he
should b. dagra1ed and disgraoed to the level
Of those among whom be has, as President
found his chic companions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15

Our river column contains the particulars
Of series OF accidents, some of serious ma
ture. which occurred at and near this port yes
terday-the sinking of the Carl Schurz; burn
ing of the Frank Forrest; serious injury Of
Michael Hines, the mate, and narrow escape
" Captain Thorwegan, OF the Grand Repub-
ssc; grounding of the Thomas Sherlock; and
the seizure OF two Of the Cheek line steam
ers By the United States marshal. Beside
these, the teIegra h informs US of the sinking
of the Horner ol Red river, by which ten
lives were lost. Truly the unlucky star OF
the rivef fraternity IL n the ascendant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15
L.t.rt Condition of the ohle.

IortSvILLE, December l4.-The navigation
II he Ohio riYer here i closed. The nver
fell ssveral inches within the last thirty-slx
hour. At rresent the harbor in front Of the
cts i clear of ice, but it cannot long remain
20, as ieorges exist bSow and above and the
weather Is turning colder tonight. Ao poSts
syrfved or departed to-day. and nellhe[ the
No-n;ug Star nor ti.2 Grey kag'1-the men
,dersor packets OF ye@tesaay ana tne 6 oay De-
1Sh;rb nlass they should have passes before
sn-dav The Tarascon left Evansville ioc
F,',isTiIle Tuesd.Y lsst, but has not yet ar
1ysd The failure 20 hsGy from these boats
noasrr.s the opinion that goTs exists below.
The gorge above the CITY remains SOLD
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15

AxTABER Of witnesses were examined by
the conylessiana' committee in New Orlean-
yesterday, anon them Supervisor Clover, OF
East Blon X e. whose affidavit which ac-
eompanied the returns represented that not
tumult, violence, fear, dread, and terrorism
prevailed throughout the parish on the day o.
election. On cross-exami nation yesterday he
acknowled ed th t he did not witness any
violence. bat was5in ormed Of It. he testified
further tina. his affidavit and accompanying
returns were prepared IN the customhouse II
Nan Orleans
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DIED.

RICHARDSON-At the residence OF ". q. Rich
ardsOn, near Bonds Station. 18th inst. al O'Clock
pm, DAISY G.. RICHARDSON, daughter Of W. e.. and
Virginia A. Richardson, aged years, months and
2S days.
Funeral services at the residence or g. L. Dent
son, III Madison street, this tFRIDAY) afternoon,
18th inst, at O'Clock, by Rev. Eugene Daniel.
TITUS-At Tuckee. California. on the night OF
the 18th inst, EBB TITUS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15

New York. December IA: The suit involving nc
ALLEGED fraudulent transactions connected WIN the
,-isSrsted Fnma silver mine came up for trial yes
tertay In the United STATS circuit oolh BsL1is
JodZe wallace aud jury. Ine Ute OF we aut -
the Emma Silver Mining lompanJ. Llnlt~l, "
Ioodou against Tremor W. P5rEe henry II sax
teS and VIM. NJ Stewart" General Sehenck was IN
rr-Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15

The congressional committee at Talla-
hassee, Florida, yesterday discovered what L
alleged to be an Interpolation of seventy-two
names IN a poll list of one precinct in Leon
county, in favor n tho Repub ican ticket.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15

A DISPATCH from Constantinople states
that th preliminary con 'erences are progress
ing favlrably. The p'enipotenhares them
selves affirm that the conference Is in fan
vsy toward A success ul issue.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15

TsE attention of our city fathers Is called
70 an article in another column, recountine
the baneful AMI blleful effects Of certain
usages prevalent in police circles that ar
with h1ut wA1ant of law, and ought to be re-
Irassad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15

~. Penn. December 10: The United States
.sSsre- Michigan has been virtually pat out Of com
TsIsSoa an OF her officers having been detacned e1-
ss s fhe only United states war vessel on the lakes
fhe depanmeui's action Is due 70 Teduced approprf'
HcCua
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15
CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: Neie York
eosaon, II IF. Memphis cotton, IL i-2e.
Ress York gold, 107 f-2. Memphis gold,
IQI Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15

AMONG the confrmations Of appointment
by the senate yesterday was. that of Mrs. Id
Welsh % be 20 stmistvess at Hot Springs, Ar
lansas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15

Hos. GORDON n. PEAY, member Of The
Arkansas STATE board Of finances, and .
prominent citizen of Little Rock, Is lying
very III at hi home n that city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15

IT was rumored on the Paris bourse yester-
day that a two months prolongation of the
Turco-Ss4vian armistice had been agreed
upon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15
WEATHER PROBABrLTTIEs.

wAR DKPT.. OFFIcE CH SIC OFFICER,
WASHINGTON December 10, an.
For Tennessee ard the Ohio raiiey, de-
e;de5ly colder, clear or fair 'eedfheT during
the day; light norfheriy icinds, shifting 70
sresterly ard s0sfheriy. and rising .tolioiced
by falling barometer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15
Notice of Final Settlement.
y. LAYEGNE-
2ln Main kfva.F
~ wife q Chndrsn
V1n rejoice because

No. 2Sq9, z. BIN the Probate Court Of shelby
County, Tennessee-W. B. Mallory, administrator,
etc Of Ferdinand Montgomery, deceased.
This Is 70 notify ali persons interested In the es-
tate OF said Ferdinand Montgomery. deceased, that
WILL at ny Office IN the city OF Memphis, on TUES
DAY, December 81. 1879, AZ 10 o'clock a m. take
and state the hnal settlement OF ". B. NaliOy, az
administrator with the will annexed OF the estate Oz
sald Ferdinand Montgomery, deceased
This December l2, 1876
By Hugh B. Cullen, Deputy Clerk
II. Clay King. Attorney. declG
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15

G. w. R. BAYIEY, resident engineer Of the
Eads jetties, died suddenly of heart disease IL
New Orleans yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15
MARRIED.

CRENSHAW-MLLER-st the residence OF the
brides brother Mr. Charles Miller ~ Second street.
Tuesday morning, December II, 1915, by Rev. DR..
Steadman. Mr.. c. C. CIgENsHAw. Of Glencoe Tenn.
and Miss ROsBTTA MILLER OF the city.
The bridal couple len the same day on Dlsssurs
TIP 70 Louisville
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15
Paris, New York, Millinery.

WE have received a fresh line OF Brush Rim Hats
w all cOlOrs and shapes, the very latest styles at
the very lowest prices Elegant long Ostrich Feathers
real ostrich tips, for 20c We have also fine lot OF
real iVory gOOds-Chalns- Sets, Crosses. Combs
Fans, ETC. for hne presents for the coming HOLIDAYS
Our hair stock was never 80 complete and never 50
cheap tbs present beautiful hair oraids. to say
nothing OF our fine curls. We make hair jeWelry,
chains crosses, sets, charms, etc, TO order We
have also nne lot Of Saratoga InvSiblss which We
will sell at 81 each-Perfumery and Toilet ARTICLES
Come and see our goods. We are 50 determined %
sell that you must not go away unless you have
cured bargain.
=. LAYKGNE,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15

THE proceedings Of The supreme court IL
Florida hav bee Stopped till Saturday.
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ststionhouse until the charge is properly IN
vestgated. He viii also enter the name and
address of the complainant and the witnesses,
and take the necessary measures TO insure
their appearance at the trial"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15

New York, December Il. Eugene onnsy, OF 455
West Sixteenth street this morning three times shOt
and fatally wounded Mary Kelley, aged seYenteen.
Mary resided In the same house with Christ, who
frequently asked her n marriage, which she refused
YentIeth street and Tenth avenue again urged hi:
uf, and was rejected, With the result stated
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15
THOMAS J. BEASLEY,
COTTON FACTOR
AND GENERAL
Commission Merchant,
gao FRONT STREET,
Upstairs (; : ; Memphis. Tenn.

OuVeP, Flmnle a. To-,
WHOLESALE GR0CERS.
1900 IA, \ and whole boxes RaisiDs,
1900 boxes New Layer Figs,
200 bxs. and brls. Currants and Gtron,
1000 boxes Stick and Fancy Candy,
200 brlS. Almonds, Brazils, Filberts
and Pecans,
so brls. COeOanGts.
400 brls, Apples.
70G boxes Cheese,
400 h0xes Crackers-St. Louis prices
700 bags Coffee,
500 barrels Sagar-an kinds,
so tierces new Hams,
so boxes Breakfast Bacon,
10000 cases Oysters, SardlDes, Salmon,
LObsters, Jellies, Preserves, eve
RI Kind Of Canned Meats, Fruits
and Vegetables.
OLTYER, FIEKIE 4 co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15

Cleveland, December ~: The cIsy council tonight
instructed the IRE commissioners and a committee
OF cOmpesens architects 10 examine all the churches,
LuOnc halls and theaters, With view Of ascertain
ing their sdfety In OF FIRE and their means Of
escape,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15
TREASONOUS PLOTTINGS.
The National Council OF the Union
League OF America I'm Secret
Council for Hayes.

PHILADELPHIA, December l3.-The an
nual meeting of the National Council Of the
Union League of America was held here to-
day, quite large number Of delegates being
present from yarioua States. Ex-Governor
NJ. 4. Newell, Of New Jersey, was reelected
president; Thomas @. Baker, of New York,
and Samuel F. GEinner, of Pennsylvania,
c. W. GODDARD, of New York,
and Thomas Reich, MD, vice-presidents;
VIM. V. Alexander, of New York. treasurer.
Interesting addresses vera made by Messrs.
Mitchell and Hockey, Of Alabama; NJ 'Alis-
of Delaware; NJ. Il. Turner, of Georgia; Cap
tain G. W. GODDARD, of New York, and Cen
eral James Il. Negley, of Pennsylvania. In
portant action was taken on the political
now agitatlng the country, details
Of which were ordered TO be kept secret,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15
FOOT ADAMS ST.. MEMPHIS. TENN
NULIUN UhEE-Nh- JA-uEo Z bhAcLEIs
GREENE & BEASLEY,
Gen'l Insurance Agt'S

IS Madison Street, Memphis. Tenn
Representing the following large and well-krOwn
companies:
Liverpool and LOndcn and Globe
Insurance Company England,
assets gold. ...,-..-. S28,425,l 100 90
Continental Insurance Company Of
New York, assets. ;....-,---...: 2,s45165 90
PheniX Insurance Company OF
BROOKLYN, sssets, -. 2,54995s 90
National Fire Insurance Company
Of Hartford, assets -, 1.OO3.2O1 90
KnickerbOcker Life Insurance Com
psny Of New YORK, assets 7.6sO.COOOO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15
THE PETERSBURG OUTRAGE.
Grant and Sherman Impudeptly Confess
that Company Of Troops was Sent
into Virginia without the
Governors Request.
And Upon the Representation Of an Ir.
responsible and Unknown Radical
A Case for Grants Impeachment
IS BulldOEer.

WASHINGTON, December 14.-The follow
ing is the President message, received by the
senate:
To the Senate OF the United States:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15

In the police manual, rule seventh, relating
TO the duties of captains, says: They viii
keep an accurate record of all persons ar
rested and brought to the stationL ouse in
custody. On such record shall be entered the
names Of the persons arrested, those who
made the charge, and any persons reported
as witnesses Of the same, and Of the officer
who made the arrest, and special ci=culn-
stances which may have attended the came,
the nature Of he alleged offense, and the dis
position made of the case" Rule second,
relative 10 the stationhouse, SAYS: "When
prisoner is brought TO the stationhouse, tho
captain on sergeant on duty. 10 whom the
complaint is maGe. Is only to ascertain from
t4s person prefering ii. that the act constitutes
an oGense for which the person can BE- law
fully detained, and that there is reasonable
ground for the charge The stationhouse
keeper toiH the,a enter The name Of the pris-
onsr on a suitable book, to beprovided for the
purpose, and cause him to be detained in the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-15
/ STATEMENT OF THE FACTS
CUSTOM WITH THE DETECTIVES,

sKahonhouse- keeper Davis, who mas been
in charge of the Adams street statiouhouse
eighteen months, states that it has all along
been the custom of the detectives to arrest
and put parties in the stationhouse without a
warrant or preferring charge against them
on the docket. He understood from the de-
tectives that such arrests were made for fel-
onies only. He, as staionhOuse-k keeper, had
never questioned the right of the detectives
in incarcerating persons so arrested, but sup
posed that such is done by authority from the
chief Of police. He was present when David
Burns was arrested by the detectives Sunday
night. No charge was preferred as far as he
knew, and no charge nor the name of the
accused registered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-20
Daily Asnnsbre yuurnal.
Hurry AND HASTE.

"Never do anything in hurry is the
advice given 10 attorneys and solicitors by
Mr.. Warren. mo one in a hurry can
possibly have his wits about him; and re-
member that in the law there is ever an
opponent watching 10 find you of your
guard. You NAV occasionally be in haste,
but Won need never be in hurry: take
Acknowledgement 10 be so. Remem-
Der that Others interests are occupying
your attention. and suffer by your mad
vertence-by that negligence which gen
orally occasions hurry. A man OF first
rate business lalents-one who always
looks so calm and tranquil that it makes
one 's-self feel cool on hot summer day
TO look at him-once told me that he had
never been in hurry but once. and that
was for an entire fortnight, at the com
mepcement of his career Ii nearly Killed
him: he spoiled everything he touched
he was ALWAYS breatbless, and harrassed,
and miserable; but IL did him good Tor
life; he resolved never again To be IN
burry-and never was, no, not once, that
he could remember, during twenty-five
years practical Observe, | speak OF beng
hurried and fustered-not of being III
haste, for that is often inevitable; but then
is always seen the superiority and interi-
ority of different men. You may indeed
almost define hurry as the condition to
which an inferior man is reduced by taste.
| one day observed, in committee OF the
House OF Commons, sitting on railway
bill, the chief secretary OF the company,
during several hours while great interests
were in jeopardy, preserve truly admi-
rable GOODNESS, tranquility, aud temper.
comforting on him immense advantages.
His suggestions TO counsel were mastery,
and exquisitely well timed; and by the
close of the day he had triumphed. How
is II that one never sees you in hurryP
said I've were pacing the long corridor,
on our way from the committee room.
Because it's so expensive he replied,
with a significant smile. ! shall never for
get that observation. and don't you -
Warren on attorneys and Solicitors.
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Il es slim 0 malls.

81 regard Mr. Eddy us one OF the most ca pabIc
and observation-disclosures with whom have had
official intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
al have no hesitation in assuring inven that
they cannot employ man more competent aud
Trustworthy, and more capable OF putting their APP
plicatlons in form to secure for them early and
favorable con s liberation at the Patent ONCE.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
''Mr. r. ii EDDY has made Tor me overTHIRTY
applicat ions for Patents, having been successulin
almost everv case. Such unmistakable proof 1
grcattalen and ability his part leads me to rec
ommend all inventors to apply TO him to procure
their patents, as they may be sure Of having the
most faithful attention bestowed on their cases,
and at very reasonable charges. -
JOHN TAGGART.'
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II is mistake to suppose that Castoria is not
adapted 10 grown persons as well AS Children
They only need to Increase the quantity. But
children have 50 many complaints Tor which Cas-
toria is adapted-like Wind Collie, sonr Stomach,
Worms, Tetter, Teething and Group, that 1t is es.
pecially recommended for them,
Its effects are more certain than Castor OIL, 1t
contains no alchohol and is as pleasant TO take as
honey. II never gripes Bv regulating the slom.
ach and bowels the Castoria cO8is the blood, ex.
pels worms and prevents fevershness, quiets The
nerves and produces health-then of course thl-
dren can sleep IN quiet and mothers can rest.
Castoria is recommended by all the physicians
and nurses who have tried IT, and IL is having
rapidly increasing sale. 1t is prepared with great
care after the recipe OF DIR. Samuel Pitcher of
Mass at the Laboratory Of j. H. Rose Co, NJ
Dew Street, New York. mayl7wl3w