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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25
SHEL TER FOR THE HOMELESS.
Men and Women who would Checrfuiiy Work
r they Could Find Employment.

The gentlemen who this year started a
House Of Refuge at the foot Of East Tenth street
to afford the shelter heretofore given in the
police stations. which were in many respects
very undesirable for the purpose have had II
large number of applicants Of both srXcs. who
have been very thankful for the accommoia-
ton offered. although of the toughest kinda
spacc to lie down on upon the bare boards some
pOrrdgc. and opportunity To wash themselves
The discipline has been rigorous A police
officer attends every evening when the admis-
sion takes place. No person Is allowed To re-
main on the premises during the day. and any
body savnrng OF u hummer" il at once
rejected. The committee have been surprised
ut the extremely respectable character Of many
Of the applicants. They find that this arises
from the fact that so many who could have
tidcd over bad times for a year. or even two
years with their savings. have now exhausted
tAem. With the coming spring many Of these
men could get work in Texas and elsewhere.
but they are destitute Of means of getting thnro,
and, moreover. have no clothes. Mr. ii. l.. PEEL
lew DR.. Richard Derby Theodore Roosevelt
and other gentlemen ON the committee. would
BE- careful to see that any help in the direction
indicated was carefully applied. aud to get the
impoverished out of the city is the most effec-
tive manner Of relieving both them and it.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25

Some temperance people in Washington
have formed what they call the Mrs. Il. b.
HAYES Temperance Society" and they resolve
that tney have learned with pleasure that Mrs.
r. Il. HAYES the estimabe wife OF the President
Of the United States. on the occasion OF the re-
cont state dinner given at the Executive Man
sion in honor II the Grand Dukes ALEXIS and
CONSTANTINE, expressed her unqualified disap-
probation of the Us" Of intoxicating liquors %
Now, these Washington t""totalrr- mean w"l
no doubt; but what do they think OF the fact that
after all Mr.. and Mr.. HAYES gave intoxicating
liquors 10 their guests Did they express UNI
qualified diSapprobailon for liquor when they
had It freely poured out ~ be drunk ut their
table,
The truth seems 10 be that in point 81 temper
ance the HAYEsEs are Just ~ much compromi--
ers and shams as they ara in point OF Repub-
lcauism.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25

To TIE EDITOR OF THE SUN-SW. | find
In to-day's Sun an account ~ the blood-curd-
ling middleton and the appalling punishment
which Recorder Hackett dealt out L. a petty
thief who appeared in his court yesterday In
another BART Of to-day sun find the evidence
before the Senate committee. and the message
ofGov. Robinson, exposing the official aarecr pi
Bank Superintendent Ellis. 1t appears that Mr.
Ills after learning that certain savings banks
were fastening To bankruptcy, allowed them
a. run ON from bad to worse. knowing ali the
Will" that they were taking in the money Of
now depl-itor- ignorant of their condlt ON and
of old drpoS tors who had learned Ia trust
them In the cHsr Of the Mechanics amt
Traders Bank. the interval between tn dis oy-
cry of the bans insolvency ana IT. CLOSING was
Avenuo Bank. which perhaps, OF all these
failures revealed the greatest amount ol rss.
cality ant involved the groat's 81 numipr OF .
no"'nt p""pl" IN disaster anu rum inc interval
b. placed az six months. In the latter Instance,
no loss than 600 new accounts were opened
during This period. and IL IS alleged mat the
on 'iul- made rarriul preparations huth for
themselves and their friends against the final
crash. The charges with respect to tn" S''cu-
rty, Bond Street, Peoples Trades, and othcr
banks. are mainly r"lrtlt on~ pi this same story
Now what sentence viii Recorder Hackett, or
any other Judge. VISIT upon the parties guilty
% ll.sr rrilucs, compared with winch the petty
theft spoke about at the opening Ii nothing ii
Again. md in to-day's sun Mr. W. Allen
Buffers eXtraor llnary report upon the mislnan
al.rm"ni and fraud of the officers of Ia" CONT
Mental Lille Insurance Company, which have
caus II widespread loss and suffering. Yet
again I'm Mondays SUN saw an ON -a report.
charging ruinous cheating and perjury upon
the on 'ers OF the Popular Life Insurance
Company. What penalty shall Ice admlnst red
upon 81 h men If "A petty burglar deserved Re-
cordrr lIachrtt's sentence ol twenty years in
the State PRISON.
But VIII these men receive any penalty under
such law as is enforced III our courtsf ! See
tnat one pompous newspaper goes So far Us Ia
say that Ellis ought Ia hc removed from OH 4" |,
Now. what are We b. think Of laws and courts
which deal with helpless men IN one way, and
with powerful men IN another way MosEs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25

No man worthy the office OF President should
he willing to hold it counted placed there. by any
fraud L uhANr
Icoud never have been rcconccd to the elevation by
the smallest aid mine OF person. however respectable
in private c who forever carry upon his brow the
stamp OF fraud nrst triumphant in American history
No subsequent action however meritorious can wash
away the letters Of that record
CnARtrs FRAScis ADAMS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25

To THE FprToR or THE SvN-Sh; In tho
arm Police Court on SATURDAY. persons testified umtl
had advised Richard NJ Jordan 90 commence SUIT
against Barclay street TINS ASSERTION positively
d,nN Furthermore, positively denN showing nut ihllg
about TIE SUIT unhl nNe tiNs after hr iiu-s id
htluu m court yer had any conversation iu the
ruundh o Tie A>ur House lV.ard- this Hiui ut lllrr
di rumt out any ltriic, fna lortrr mat wn. BOO
T~uccd 10 Mr. Jordan hN inrnd ni Wlue uuued uaNi
T. iru'. ana mat had some conversation ~ f vi iHf
dhh AMI ms lawyer Is also Uu". hnt ilt oyer iu toe
c"ni~ Of my me ADVISED any ult 90 suc f mooney loot At
fahihu- IL mot tut sAMttL lhilN
~ AtDLk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25

II would be- interesting TO have the rcal,
candid opinion Of CHARLES DEvENs. GAEL
ScHvEz. ana WILLIAM VI. EvARTs on that pas
sIge OF Sir. ApNis's recent letter in which h.
SAYS that their official chief must forever carry
upon his brow the -tampof fraud first trium-
plant in American history; and no subsequent
acton. however meritoriouS. can wash away the
lcttsls OF that record
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25

log rolling, and chcancry, and for all sorts
of political and geographical combinations.
These complications will be very apt to en-
danger the passage of any bill whatever.
But under all circumstances New York and
Kings will expect their Senators and ASSEM-
blymcn irrespective Of party, to stand by
1hrir cOnst tunnts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25

The news from the Black Hills IS not all
about gold. A battle was fought there ycster-
day between seven town-lot spectators. All
hands drew reyolvers, began firing. and kept 1t
up till two OF them were killed and
one was wounded There was still another
fight over town lots. less deadly in its re-
suits. Then II is n grievous tale that il told u
the fate that bcfel the party Of adventures that
started out from Bismarck. Gold hunting in
the Black Hills has its tragical episodes many
Df Thorn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25

"The Republican party Is now disbanded."
exclaimed WARMoTH yesterday. whenth Louis
lana Legislature elected Judge SroIfoRD TO be
United States senator II. had 140ofthe 1873 votes
that were east and of the 10 ballots not given 10
him. all but one were blank Perhaps the lead
ers Of the Republican party throughout tine
country will bc unwilling TO accept the verdict
which MAMMOTH pronounced.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25

To THE EpuoK or TINT SUN-SU; How oa-y
ihna II would iH'' h.'n. u amy ous had ha pu-cnc,
Of uini cuou-h, To have tcl stom to, stru. nmi tu0
sutue tnh rope. amt VHuWu intu tlr uurnWs i tI,
HNu't fn NJ t Ht fnr .iI o h,IulI.. Al utltuN sawed
ul, uttsp uilN, uI'A rD.i NnNiIu fIr Nildtf-. fn
li.n iuh fNHru Ii.u t.i -Inu. d.. ltI-Du- 100 l.t
rHuid taste 10 Nt t"le amt %, >,uI los d. suggest Ui
% Atu .tr, NttN tl-IN, M- 10 lN.As be- .uil. li.
Win u.s sample APPARATUS A. h. M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25

Amusctrrnts To-Day.
v,,,t,. Theatre vf.inius Matinee
u...r, Uncle Toms Calm.
s.t.n.bis Opera u..>e-NsieiJ
pg,,,i.- rs.u -s,t t.. near a ~
. ,f,h N.-s"- sh-strr-iho Princess Rav,l.
s.,,,s pp~ra Rose MitNei Matinee.
s.,r.or~.s harden u,rnum's Great SHOW. u,fne-.
~. wander rh~str--Opp New YORK HJteL Matinee
Ne American wu>~um-ios howefy
NJ. xorL ta.ariar Broadway nt asth 1t.
New urosdsssy rh-str---rhe Wonder CHILD
rsrL uh-ntr--our BOAR iins House.
parisIan Ns.d- ,itI--v.rety. Matinee
50. q FRANCHISE" ws"-,r-i- -ur'si~sy aai lothst
r,-ia~s, usti-kssipon Concert
Theatre so.iaa--V, uety. Matinee
To., Pastor. New uh-str--Vssir
Mo. sa.sr- rh-.tr~-the nmieheia
N%.Ii.-L's rh-atr~-Ms Awlul Dat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25

We observe Il report that Mr.. JAMES GoK-
pos BENNETT has lea-od au establishment in
England IN the centre II one II the most dcsira-
hlo hunting regions of tho island. We trust
this docs not moan that our neighbor intends to
pr1long his all, snee from the republic. We
should like 10 soc HIM dcvoting his active mind
10 the dis 'ussion Of the political questions
which promise 10 keep Us all occupied hero at
home at this particular Juneture Their pur-
suit We assure Mr.. BENNETT. H. likely 10 bee
more exciting than the chase OF The most enter
prising fox in England. "" hope Mr. BrN NETT
IS well. and Is enjoying himself in his foreign
travels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25

To THE EDITOR OF Tue SuN-ST: Enclosed
hnt three cent silver piece I" and PROCURING the pc
urs nj tie Louisiana Returning Bnnr ter Ahuulr Ior
Asllulr drup~W Muur make tie uilhtv o,cun n took
Tut unr drnn al did jos, trNn M hgh pusou make b,
vra~in'nt lrrsn'mt The adherence stands sven
Ia tisht JuuN ,oN
NV bHpNswlck Aprl ~
:, From Two Solid Democrats" of Jersey City
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25

Tho World reports that Mr. WAYNE Nc
VEAGH ~ P'nn~y lvana. one ~ the Louisiana
Commissioners. rNprH ~srs the opinion that IN
that outraged state TILpEN AMI HENpEIcKs
were elected by a fair and decided MAJORITY II
This report is true II simply shows that Mr.. No
Vr,cH Inns allowed iniisputahe evidence to
govern his conclusion. And W. whore would
HAYES De il Returning Board WELLS lad not
doctDred The vote of Lou sianL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25
We advise Mr.. HAYES to devote hlm.olfto

We hINI-r Mt. ITAYIS % NNNUt0 NIm-0If %
the PRONUNCIATION of temperance principles not
In sham hut in earnest. and to give up the idea
OF manufacturing NV party. Ii he is wise.
ho will take our advice: and If he is Just. he will
return Us graitude Tor tho suggestion. Mr..
HAYES. ii he viii nllow Us t. "a, 50. is not huit
Of the timber which goes into the construct IN
of u political header.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25

At the opening trots in Fleetwood Park,
yesterday. there was no pool selling. This sud-
den breaking up Of the familiar system Of bet
ting puzzled the sporting men at the start but
the inveterste hackers Of horsencsh soon fell
into the old STYLE and considerable money
changed hands
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25

When FALsTAFF HACKErr retired from
the scene Of his greatness. II was supposed that
he had n competence; but yesterday s auction
sale dispclled that illusion. Singularly. the
Front street real estate that he bought as most
likely to be productive property of annually in
creasing value. yielded only half the price it
WIS sold for a quarter Of IA century ago In the
old importing aud shipping region real estate
has deprecated with the decline Of commerce.
while city lots in some parts of the uptown dis
tricts have more than quadruplcd in value
within the past twenty years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25
This is one of the concomitants OF counting il
"A Fraudulent President


As Marshal Of the District OF Columbia,
FRkDEWcK DOUGLASS has nearly obtnrntcd
the color line among his subordinates The old
and experienced white bnilifIs and other OIL
~ors connected with the courts, except such as
arc absolutely Indispensable. have nearly all
been dismissed. and their places filled 10y no.
groes, some u whom are VIGOROUSLY IN 'ompo-
Tent, while others were offensive strikers Of
SnhInEKp's RING which DOUGLASS always de-
tended and upheld during its whole career of
spolmlon and outrage lie Landed the Boss b.
the skies rs public boncfactor. and was made
President Of the Frohman's Bank partly
through his influence. after the Ring had stolen
the savings OF the poor votmizod blacks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25

No southern statesman who regards prn-
ciple- and holds 1t above cNpcdienry. will lend
ear 10 the bargains proposed hy the Fraudulent
President. There is an old story abo ut selling
your birtiri.ht for a mss of pottagc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25

G"n MYrN the chief Of the Signal Ser
vie" Bureau. hoart Il in his last annual report
that h. had hunt ana hal in operation not less
than 1hr'"ihousand miles Of Government t'le-
graph. one item W this total IN new line from
Capr llattcrlh to the mouth OF the Cape Fear
RIVER $40 miles IN length. Congressman WAD-
DELL Ol North Carolina. who. two years ago. so-
cured an appropriation of tlO,uO lor the con
stru ton of TINS line. Inns written nm open letter
To Gen. M1rR, in wh.rh he makes public somr
lntHrostlng IA Il that do not appear N the chief
sl.n.L Ollcer's report. Tho lIattcras and Vii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25

Tho lungs are strained AMI IA l>rl hy nm oh-
situate Vuu-'t winch. LtAVu iu uuAv, u Ja.u,s A,.c
lurAnt would sue,di.y cure -Ais
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25

The Hon. RICHARD W. THOMPSON is a bold
mariner. and he ventures in stormy sens when
he undertakes To fish up the submerged Wing
party lie will navigate in safer waters If lie
points his prov towardthe knaverics Of his or
rupt predecessor SEcoR EOBEsoS. who is still
ont of mn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25

have determined % Ne scrupulousiv eNlc, wish my
brethren desire a. hr humble tnn and modest ~ to
the beei that am right How unsrenNhy absurd thc
atuih' ri one u~ n my pl-c" to ArrurAt the discovery
Of the llhi when the N'ry monarcls nj the wuild.s
hmu.ht have been pi9n'lN and earnestly against h4ml
But must do something
hnd thought al ana iulmod Ate interview with
PresNterN But my TRENDS turrat that Wi test every
position to the very last and that iud myself irt
clnmthN nNrd the result NJ all tins industry and re-
may he Ia niir my h'ris in the way most easily be
ms"crd ny thp>' above
Thai then D. my plan
hui What ~iiI b, the RESULT Noad to God exactly
kntN
am clear thus far had better not resign m, position
ia the clrrch doubt the l-litN oi such ulnNt. Rut
% A. Mru hrt why should lduIW ! could boat SWIM
BACK uuthrrMArd ~ coon az VA. ahlc. Why should
not inNii" my l'roshytery to Keep me .nf
Evidently the Preehytnry has taken him at his
word, and Will either make him convince its
members that he tx r,ght which il is not lhrly
he will he able 10 do, or else compel him to stoI,
down and out. which il the more probable ter
minaton of the aflalr
The trial OF Mr. Mllor's case has hs,un at
Princeton, and the report OF yesterday pro-
ceedings Will bc found in to-day's Sun.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-12
The ACORN COOK

Has Mica or Cast Front, Largest oven Of any
Family Stove, Portable Iron EncRsed Reservoir,
Ventilated Oven, Fire Box Bottom and Back.
Double Centres, Hot Blast Doors, Largest Flues,
Splendid Draft, Longest Fire Box, for long
wood, Hearth Swings won't soil foors or carp
OTIS, Ash Catch under Fire Box Door, Air passes
behihd durable Fire Back, Turn Buckles Graw
Oven Doors up tight, Oven Doors hnod With
bright Tin, Heavy. Best New Iron, Won't Cre~k
Warranted Satisfactory.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-12
CENTAuR


TIE .anis car be Aes ~ sfsa tle vs1ases made
wAals We neg krnw lest shat thf lfataai
f4a}meafs si8 a.. Tasf ell n8t u5fni tfektn
auats 81 eHas Cahaef. hal ttfy ~ stiFari s4fe'
ateF a4F gtin. cAfe HaNaiasi sm GaA sAfgfi
fauee 81 sttt haDf ass mascie kiig5sais tAsE
tny afuels eFef before aisaefered
Af8nHflGe skl8 cNnnat Re heFona thf sneeis a
these frui tshis pFepsFstane- kbfunta Eseu
seftFn e 1lkay yeAFH fi4nataF, AspFsss "a,
FfAf Bark. Fever S0fEt, NetrinK s4npsse
tc1sfAss, Nkte3- breasts. fAstefafd joints hua
spfAfned Liable q the Wafai kand are cured BY
thf waite Ceutanr Isuirneat
ltss assiraF fhe p&in and hsal wiihaai .
scar q ep3lhEy huThs Eh6 Sek4ds. II AL 81,
trtci ths p4saa n BITES and stugs and ihs
irasi frusn Frozen Limits j - Ftry Ell ,aoiou'
ir EArsehe, goo,hseas, ltch snd uu,nssga'
Ergptians.
Nc gaslah wssiase. q Matyssills O., w1ltas
For reses ny RkeumaeEm hsz been - bad
thsi ] hhFn been uaalita Il stif ffom The house.
The frst tArcs boltieso ~ Geaianr lAnimeut en-
aided nae 10 ps.k withOai my eralnhss. 1 sw
msueisg raIidir. itAiuk your Lnimebl simply
a navel
c. II Benasu, Drasgi,t Rock Prairie. No.
saws.
''Ceniknf linimsnt sells better aud gives the
beet sKtistAciion Of anything in the market"
WhAi the CentAur Linrnsnt has dons fer 9th.
ore i Eil d. Tor you. II is handy, reliable and
cheap.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-12

THE LIrrLE JEWISH CAPTfyE; The
hostilities between ncighboring nations
in the elden time was often kind of
guerilla warfare Foragiug and maur.
aiding parties would sally forth stealth.
/ lily capture whatever they could lay
hands on, and then hasten back with
their plumber. Persons captured were
taken for servants, or sold into slavery
This little Jewess, who was waiting
maid 10 Naaman's wife had evidently
come from some cultivated and pious
home
War THIS MAID DID TOWARD the HEAL.
1870 OF THE LINER. She did not heal the
leper neither did the king Of Israel do
| It nor yet did the prophet in Samaria
heal him In all probability, however,
bnt for her the Syrian general would
have lived and died Ieper. Her part
10 ii was as really important as the
prophets She told her mistress who
could heal her husband Her part in
1t was like that Of the clad with the
FIVE loaves and three small fishes, =
which Jesus miraculously multiplied
when be fed the furnishing thousands.
Il was simple thing that she did
merely gave her Testimony" Nothing
is easier for the good than to do good.
And this is not at all matter Of age.
A great mistake to talk TO children, as
if it were only by and by when thew
can b0 useful
I War rRE KRa OF SYRIA DID. He
did the best he knew how. He sup,
posed the suresi way To reach the pro,
phct ia Israel war through the King Of
Israel Magnificent presents. Six
thousand shekels Of gold. Impossible
to estimate accurately its value Coin
bad not then come Into use Money
went BY weight II the weight was
tha, Of the silver shekel. the amount
would be nearly equivalent to tae
weight Of eco. 600 Of gold 10 our cur
Tency Bot The same amount Of gold
then would probably purchase much
Z m6fe wheat, i9fiastance, than the sane
amount 81 money would do now
Changes 81 raimcat were particularly
priced a. presents he riches Of al
Oriental are oftea invested 10 costly
c.oihiag 10 vestments Gen. XII ~
xiv p Eth. Vi: S. Dan. S..
Bat the kiag o. Syria ID his nir
ture ofnyal pride and ignorance. made
blauder; and ole which cane very
near having unpleasant Consequences,
stv.7 II bic letter e the king Of L..
FAel. BE says, That 1.eu mayesi re.
cover bin q bis leprosy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-12
The Yellow Centaur Eminent

is worth rs weight in gold 10 owners Of horses
and mulss
This I4nimoui has cured mors sprained.
Susenisd, Ring .bonel aud dAied Horses in
thrss years than have ali the Farri@rs 10 the
roantry 10 an age. It's eGsota are simply won.
fal
We have thousands upon thousands OF esrtih.
oates A. sttong 81 the following
NY horse vas lame for = year with feiiook
wrench. All remedies utterly failed t0 euro and
! cOna dered him worthless until l commenced
10 use centAar IAniment which rapidly cured
him. heartily recommend H.
aEY. ONO. fRRRIs.
MAnoryiile, SchohAns Co, ~ T."
"DEAR sm.--I have used your Centaur Lini.
ment il M family, And Gnd It TO be Of great
value. Please send me two doilars' worth, one
for the mules Aad 0Fses.
Billy sIcgLES.
Falls Station, WYoming Co., Pa"
ID makes very little differences what the ease
ia, whether IL be Wreach, Spra,n, Poli-Evil,
Rugbpae, scratches or Lam sness Of any Kind
the effscts arc the same. Liyerymen Stage
proprletors, Farmers, &c should never be with
ont the yellow Gantaar Itnimefit II 10 sold
eyeryahere, and warranted IN its effects.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-12

Castoria.

1t is mistake to suppose that Castoria is not
adapted 20 grown persona IA well as children.
They oply need To increase the quantity. Ent
children have 80 many complaints Tor which
CAstoria il adspted--like wind colo, sour stom-
ach, worms, letter, teething and Group, that 1t
is especially recommended for them.
Its effects are more certain than castor oil,
contains no alcohol and is az pleasant TO take as
honey. 1t never gripes. BY regulating the
stomach and bowels, IL eoole the blood e4pels
worms and prevents feverishnes., quiets the
nerves and produces health--thcn Of course
children can sleep IN quiet and mothers can
rest.
Castora is recommended by all physicians and
nurses who have tried 1t, and it's having rap
idly increasing . ,le. H. il prepared wlth great
care after the recipe Of DIR, Samuel Pitcher Of
Massachusetts, al tho Labratory OF J. b. Rose
X Co., iG Dey street, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-12
CENTENNIAN,
For Hard Coal, Soft Coal or Wood.

Has very large high ventilated Oven, convent
ent Feed or Broilne Door in front, durable
Crate, Fire back ConteTs and Covers, Nickel
Turn Buckles on Oven Doors, Illuminated Mica
Front and Cliukerless Crate which shakes from
the front and dumps from the end Large Ash
Pan, Doors Tin Lined Only The best new iron
is used, and the Mounting and Fitting are very
superior. Reservoir portable.