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Fair PLAY ut Billiards!

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: There Is
frequently AL apparent uniarness game OF billiards
that number ot cannot understand II has appeared
IN one or two OF the contests As for example
each Of the players at the conclusion Of HE thrtvnth
inning has asl one OF them taxes lls ani runs nine.
teen ana l. gwen Tie game. Does thatpNr his opponent
tar show IL seems 20 me not Certainly one OF e
players has hal forty chances ami his pouput only
ttN-mne. why Is not the nrst player allowed % con.
unue uuu he misses and his opponent allowed the same
until hr also misses wins points than his ndycr.
sarNi teriAy,n TINS were rule there would be- more
lAAF pay thhh now,
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Archbl.hop Purcell. AnAlr..


Tho trus'eos admit that the indebtedness
exceeds ulhon. without counting the interest Which
uh urt has heHu running fifteen tWOuiy wears Thus
ur d'ht cAceeis the value OF the church property CON
NlNVn tp ue uusleer ANA the amount VIII have TO be in
creased u order uturrN out the bond plan During the
phst week some poor depOsturs have shown much I'M.
puence ana are much alarmed lest their hard earnings
nave dI'ap cared some large creditors who are not In
III licss nave been cltinOruus ono rich man was SO
pressing Tor "A small amount thHtN H. EDWARD Purc.u
took Vut his watch and gave IL to him
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The promising career OF Mr.. ID. Swigert's
racer Mahlsnck has been cut short by singular acct
dent while Mahlsucks rider MAS watkins him Tor cx.
crc'se ON Mr. Sweerts StookwOod farm In Kentucky
lately the horse throw him and among some Young
sirrs A tw~\tarod My kicked him Ahuve his eyes
~ lew DAYS hr showed symptoms Of pnrnly which
ended y HI, death Mahstck wasa fltorite with turf
uDn lie was nne hay hN Lever . years old and in
sprudd condition before the mishap lie had Won ten
races out Of nineteen in bis two three aud four year old
form. $3.50 49,
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Republican Senator. In Caucus.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1l.-At caucus Of Repub-
Acau senators to-day therc Informal discussion
a. 10 what course should be pursued In
providing tor repeal of the Federal Election and
bti AVS ,nut lee attached by The House 10 one OF the
annual Hppfl prauun bills Although no action was
taken the -outa tnor NJ the opinion, expressed Was 10
the elect That t effort 10 enact such legislation upon an
appropriation ban should be- strrnuousy roasted even 10
tIu extent VI eAusng The hIll 10 mil
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a ss.r,n Sen. to the renl,en,,ary.

PITTSBURGH. Feb. 1l.-ShcriT q. A. Williams
Of Armstrong COUNTY, who was convicted at the peccin.
Der term Tor perjury IN his oath oee and using none,
for election purposes sentenced YESTERDAY by Judsc
NOES L. tWoyoars and one month mprlsuu ef az the
fcuits utlAry ani Ia nay line OF $500 lllaus MAS
srcted IN January, 1871
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Don Cameron Not for Corbln.

WASHINGTON Feb ia Republican Senator
went TO Don Cameron to-day and asked him how he in.
tended 90 vote the ButlerCorhin contest Mr. Came.
rom tprh shat hc should vote against the resolution re-.
ported boy tAo urty OF the Committee VI PRIVILEGE. aud
RE, lions ~ tNur o swearing IN Norbn and should sup.
port Buffers claim to the Seat he now occupies
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Under the Water walkers.

To THE EDITOR OF TIE SUN-Sr. / chal-
tuge Robert Russell, the champion submarine nodes
lnan Of America, Co. waA nve uie race under water.
Tor the championship. ut his own ami pace. each
man 10 walk on the same course AMI the iaHc 'dat
STANTON ; LIVINGSTON.
Greenpomt l. l., cor Green 1t and Manhattan av
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TIVNI M NT'WI'IWN tNNTlfF,
Tho defeat OF Conkling wns also a blow To
nNGn These tSprsgniali'e New YORK politicians Ell.
Miu destroy his power In the Republican ranks m NEW
i3rk state, and samn'y's promised goods viii moi bs
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A strange story Is that OF CHARLES Git
BERT. who has served fourteen years Of life
sentence Tor tho murder Of nENRY CALDWELL Of
New Britain. Conn. in 1864. GILBERT says that
the crime was committed by his father. JoNA-
THAN GILBERT. and n man named CHARLES
PARSONS. with the object OF pundoriug CAD
WELL Of 900. and that he GILBERT. allowed
himself 10 bc convicted IN order to save his
parent. The father has since died and PARSONS
committed suicide It is claimed. however
that both the elder GILBERT and PARSONS
made confessions generating young GILBERT.
Should the convict's story prove true. his deyo-
ton 10 his parent has exceeded anything re-
Gently imagined by writer's Of romance.
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Having failed to get satisfaction from the
committee appointed to consider the subject OF
reducing tho Legislatures expenses. Mr.
SKINNER proposes a bill which aims nj this
result The total reduction made IS SIS 1000
that amount being saved by tho cutting on Of
unnecessary clcrks.and the consolidation OF the
duties Of others. In the Assembly tho number
Of committee clerks is reduced from seventeen
20 three. and committee messengers are done
away with entirely.
The Legislatures work dragged provokingly
slow yesterday. So small was the attendance in
the Senate Chamber that neither party dared
take UP any important topic. In the Assembly
Mr.. OGDEN introduced an Excise bill continuing
the novel feature tina, licenses be sold by public
auction IN numbers not to exceed one license
for every i've hundred inhabitants.
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commission be appointed to collect facts and
recommend legislation to benefit Interstate
commerce.
The House spent the day In debating the pro-
posed transfer OF the coast and geodetc survey
from the Treasury to the Interior Department.
yet reached no conclusion.
Since seventeen more working days only re-
main. 1t may DO said that Congress is taking
things easy.
Among tho throng Of Ohio politicians and
HAYES managers who went to Florida to assist
the Returning Board in counting out Mr.. TIL
DEN. was WILLIAM NJ AMPr Of Cincinnati. u
thorough paced partisan who. while not asIir-
ing to be so conspicuous a light rs NoYEs.
WIS efficient ms n staff officer and is one Of the
few left Of that invading force who have not
received Office in recognition Of their patriotic
services. In u recent interview he opened his
mind with some freedom. as will be seen by the
following extracts:
DO you know of any shcnaniran. rs it Is called or
foul work done by any one during your labors IN
Florida
40. not Of my own personal knowledge II any she.
nauigan, as YOU call it, dirty work done it
done by some Of the numerous Post Once officials and
attaches Of the general Cove and Post once
service present
IN what manner could they accomplish any foul
work.
That DO not know but have good reason to believe,
from letters In my possession that the mails and mail
bags were interiered with aud tempered with"
Second Assistant Postmaster General BRADY.
who " carried on " the kilograms from the COM
miitce room Of Privileges and Elections with.
out tho knowledge or consent Of any member Of
that Committee and knowing tnem to be the
property Of the Western Union. was sent TO
Florida TO direct the operations Of tho postal
agents aud other suborlinates. who were used
to organize the details Of tho fraud. Mr.. AMT
would bc good witness before the Porter
Committee. If he is correctly reported. and
doubtless could throw much more light on the
Florida manipulation than he has yet seen fit
to do.
, 1879-06-04
AN, OLD SUIT RENEWED,
Tho Singular Trouble that n1r. hIcCor,nIci
Had witt. Ills baggage in 1902,
Http Eurk Sun. Junt q

Tho Singular Trouble that n1r. h1cCornlok
Had with His IaEEaEs In 1902,
H<to lnsk sun, Juat ..
Cyrus II. McCormfck's old suit against the
Pennsylvania ICentral Railroad Company IL for
the second tine bctoso the Genera! Term on sr-
pca1. On March II, 1869, Afr. McCormick, on
his way from Washington to Chtcago With bis
family, presented ILLS baggage to be checked at
dciautlants' depot at Philadelphia, when 10 was
told that ho must tlrst purchase tickets. While
he was procuring tickets the baggage was
checked and placed upon tho train. Mr.. Nc
Cormlck, on returning with his tickets, was
told he could not hare his checks unless extra
compensation for excess Of baggage was paid.
lie declined to pay, declaring tho exactlon
unreasonable, and demanded either his checks
or hs baggage but could obtain neither, be-
lug told hts baggage was ratugled will,
other luggage, and could nos bo proved
before Thu titno for surfing the train. atr.
Mccormick declined to proceed with tho
train. Ilft baggage was carried on to Chicago
and DESTROYED at The depot by tire on tho hight
Of MARCH 1a lie brought this suit In April,
1907, lnyinE hts damages at $4,000: The valpe
which tho PRINCIPAL Items wero diamonds cost
lng s. 900 tn t653, to which 90 pcr cent Increase
was added and sl,l@ premium s on gold at ls
-
just ton years ago, tho Court charged the Jury
TINT, Us matter Ut lnH, tho defendant had been
guilty Of conversion Of tho plaintiffs baggage
d. Philadelphia. The only question for the Jury
was to assess the amount Of damagcs which
they fixed ut 310, .81, ind the costs appointed
to 81 coo more. Upon appeal TO t,esCourt of
Appeals from m afllsmanco by tho Gcnural
Term, four Judges concarred In ordering
now trtnt, but there was d great diversity upon
tho point OF conversion. Judges FolEer and
Allen were Of opinion that tllat Issue should
hive been submitted to the jurY. Judgea
Church and Rapa]|u held, as mastcr OF law, tliat
there was no conversion, wn!e Judges Grover
a1h Peckham held, % matter Of law, that thuro
Mas conversion. and were for af1lrmauco. Tie
second trial MAS before Judge Donolluc, without
a jury, iu October, 1877, tile evidence being tho
same as Oh tl1B first trta}. Judgment was
entered for plaintiff for SlU,43I. Upon Tie
ptcseslt apneul It MAS argued by Mr.. Da Costa
for The railroad company TINT Wllotler tho qucs-
lion of conversion mus one Of law or fact (the
Court ot Appeals being divided OH taat polat},
tho uudtsputcd evidence showed there ,yas tio
conversion. In reply, 1t was centen.lcd hv Atr.
". A. lcnch that plaintiffs demass1 for Ills
acknowledged property, md defendants rafusal
to deliver II, wora prlula iacie conversion, aud
II was for tlis trial Court TO deterntne the
fcasouablencss md eullc|eucy of the cause
assigned Tor its retention.
, 1879-06-04
THE SIONAL.SERYICE,

Thu international meteorological Congress
Of April Ii, 1870.
Tic International meteorological Congress,
recently convened At Rome, Terminated lts
1ahors aftar 4 brtcf an.l rather buried session,
hy referring sNueh ct The business for which Il
was convened to TIC discretion Of d committee
originated By the Congress-; tho decisions Of
the congfcss itself havo not been thcrcfosa
numerous. TIE meeting was 1argc, With quite
general enthusiasm ou tho subject OF Inter-
nattuna! Mcteoroloey. The Congress hns REC
commended tint for each country daily synopt!c
weathcr.ehartB bc maIe for study, na has bccn
thu daily practice for Tic Unitcd Statcs since
1870; Tint storm tracks should be traced,
Weather uotlces given to farmers, winds, totn.
perature, etc., studied by The mouth and by tho
year; instruments at oil STATIONS compared will,
eaclI other; the general marcA Of weather pht-
uniformity Ut observation sought for, and other
procedures, as has been long TIC c!latotnary
plan On this side Of the Atlantic. There arc
evidences Of progress IN this.
On. the subject of observations aetuatly
simultaneous, ilrst originated und practically
put Ia use By tho United States la 1870, and the
basis OF observation on which tho greatcst nd.
vanccs nnd success fayB been made by this
country, tt mas resolved, :" tint the Congress Is
bf the opinion Tint liz development Of sitnut-
progress Of uicteoroloEy, AMl tint all works
which aro undertaken III this direction ought to
be encouraged"
The publications Of The Slcnal Olicc, such ns
the Monthly Weather Iep.ep, with The synoptlc
and international weather. charts, were referred
10 with approval, and with thu recom1neuila-
tlon, that the Congress- ia Of oplnion that the
publication Of similar rcyiaw would contribute
,nuch 10 tie advancement OF meteorological
study, and ID therefore recommended to bo
made for Europe" Ihero can bo no higher
compliment
Flnally, the Congress asks that tho stations
at Mount Washington and ptke's Peak the
highest statton on the earth) muy be nantaln-
cd. making even more observations tl,an thosu
now attempted, ind that all the observations
may be published for the uso Of all meteor
ologists everywhere, ts an approval OF tlluac
stations, the utility Of which was ollce qucs-
toned. It Is on sicso points only tho acts Of
tho Congress llaro any special reference to the
meteorological work Ut tho United States.
1t ls satisfactory to notlre so mitch OF ap-
ptoval and adoption anu 10 general wish for
the continuance and e1tension OF it. The ton-
greBs nn1e no practical suggestions as to wealth
CT predictions IN Europe,-a mattur which It
would seem might hays bean arranged with
very little difficulty.
, 1879-06-04

THE CASE Or EATHhHbHE Il. QUINN
or "Ruth the CLEANER" churged with arson In
that she hired or employed II Mrs, Baldwin to
set fro to her house at haywood solnu
tImo ago. tho purposa being to DO
fraud M insuranca company, was ngntn
brought up befove Justscs Wilson yesterday
morning. sfrs. Quinn was In court, accompanied
by several laly friends and one OF her attorneys,
but IN tho absence Ut the other attorney, who
was suffering from IN eIcetton headache, vesy
llttla progress waa 1a,ado III tho forenoon.
The frat witness called was Thutuns Ander-
son, who testified that In was praetlcllly
physician, and had knnwn Mr. Baldwin i've
ycurs, Ho lived At No. 20l West Indiana street,
anu Mrs. u. WAS stopping With hin. and Mrs,
Quinn Iiad called 10 sco hor twice, NH at o,c
t!nae boltcd into l,er slek-rouna agatnst bis
orders. Mra. D. had sntne Of tha properly
Eayed from tsle burnt louso In her possession,
aud Mrs. Quinn must have seen 1t aurlng her
visits Mrs. Quinn had acted stratlEely u,,on
her visits. ant1 once III the presence Ut his w!fe
lhd sat upon hts kneo and kistch him. liz
owed Mrs. Baldwin nlus,eY he Ind borrowed
from her and wns paying Interest Oh.
HORACE r. CORNELL,
Of Kalamazoo, Justified that ho, knew Mrs.
they came to fs ntllcc. H. IA In Til, insurance
buslness. Airs. Quinn tsked ubout the payment
Of pseIniutHs on Il poilcy,--thut Darrur had
written her abont y when sho bad patti aml
tha didn't unurystend Il. lilo told her the
tollcy would oe good certainly until tho time
she heard from Darrow. Stlu was anxious that
sl1e policy should be kept Qoa''. She sall TINT
there hui been threatening remarks by Catholics
premium again rathsr than haTo anf fMss. liz
met her subsequently ut the Pnst-Otllvc, AMI
she told him ahe ind not received letter she
s1ncctea from Chicago, and was going there 10
,.1.r Aha HnfI hbA had bail
, 1879-06-04

said tI,c w.tness, "if khc was sick. She said,
y am sfck o.! ovcr, but sickc%t herc,' mi! shc
nut her hand Oh her heart Mother salt, What!
M Kat Il nh. % Tho % i de e' kI"tisss pef.on n ,hs
world, nhi wouldn't lot her know"
t'ctrgc F. Clark, Of No. 100 Warren avenue.
n carpenter, Justified lllat he would rebuild The
s1 ;i ss;e'n wss 70 .re s n?i: er ~ :
0n thu crGss, Witness aatd the cost would
have been At least u per cent mora seyen or
eight years ago.
Elnon Moore, OF No. o0f West Washington,
carpenter, who had examined tho ptnns. tcsel-
fed tint his figures wrrc little ovcr Sl,5oo,
N1s. AGNES L. D'AncAMnA1>
of Kalamazoo, teEtis1cd tlat she bad known
Mrs. Quinn fourteen or titecn ycnrs intimately.
sha I'll" t!er two weeks before sl!c nre at Kata.
nazoo. Witness eorrobprated the evidence Of
Mr.. Cornell. Sho vas In the fouec y sllnrt tI'ne
before The lire. md alept there. The doors of
thu rooms wcto locked. hfrs. Quinn said Alt,,.to
dill !: beeause hf'e WA afraid Of burglars. 1Icy
ACTED g. 4 Mrs. baldTln VA anxtona to tell
sote cherry. trees, said: "'Y!len the cherries
%suo c. es ss y Sos a' ss adSa 1as' locked s
a. Mrs: Quinn strangely, and then wa!kcd
nrcaenrc. At brcaktast, Auntic, tellng about
tllr runaway BY which dbo was hurt. said TINT
nit !c events Of l,er. life came before her, espe
callY those Of the last week; also thut at the
llDlGl tIlH9 RhFG uGE \ uF1IR 01 "nbkys Htll AnE
tiItIu't know whether ate had told al she know
or not. Witness Ind seen the proof OF loas fur
n!sed by Mrs. Quinn, who had told hor that she
Ind sent TO her daughter articles named Ii the
lfst.
Mr. Gray introduced In evidence letter of
Mrs. Quinn 10 Mrs. D'Arcntnbsl, In which aho
SAID, "Auntfo has owned np to the Insurance
COMPANY that khe sct ti1e house on fre, and
that she did II because Wantcd her to do IT,"
Tile examination mas then continued until 10
o'clock tlils morning.
, 1879-06-04
nE.ATEHAA


GgETIs17The funeral Of tha ists Mr. :. s. Curt,
VIII take plaza today at r. In. fr0nt Trtl1tY Methodist
SR es5s s nsPssa e :s,sHi s'F uteas ass;
MusrIlrmM;Ert'n Murphy, OF meningitis ascd II
Funeral !Mao frnn hia unelea resl4oneo, Ed
Cnutei Al il clock. thsles Sy car so csrasy.
RI :sa mo's dsasiteT %llI':@s K @.sa sn
L MaSsof .? ss ~ o b.ay' ss ssesk p ' rs'''
funsra! from tcs!rncs 4os West Adanla'Rt.+ Thur.
81 Cafo til. and Vefsanns pspers p.s.as copy.
ALEAASDEH-lanc ., Sarah Alexander, aged IA
Funcfal this tyy ei,,esayl afternoon At ao O'Clock,
from aH ext Atans*st Frenda arc respectfully In.
x!ted. 1nsSrnsns a. Allegheny Cemetery rltt.burx,
HAuER-Juno 4 OF consumption. John r. usuer.
fanersi from residence Of William Tonk, "a, North
E1- New York CIsy papers please cory.
y r. ,s1snsn q & Y. fsrsnt' 60; we:
r. o fs; ;.es % .sa a'i al
O. ill.,. thenss " carrisxss 10 i.osehiIi Cc,rte1y.
s! a. S!. es:z ss" 1se ;.. ;!.st
,u S" 5 r. s'0" lilo Fs'dsaso Of 'F
aa 4 III 0nsss stas rs,
MADRES1ot cqp.umpt,ou My =. Il b., l.ta re.l.
% :S s ss.s Il. ss5 sss9 aaas
N: 3sFt;s IT,, hi ssS RAJ: ES'nsf
fuasfsi "Wednesday. juSs l. b, cara to Calvary.
LATi9Io'-At Turner 2une!o1 H.: Tpss1,r sora'
III i i. la taken to oea. Harrington, na..,
~ Ksw York City pspsr4 p1e.e copy.
, 1879-06-04

plaInant; John rursly, caught short!ftlnE in tfln
whofe:alr t!1y.goudB hnute Ut j. Y. Farwe1l &
Co., $500 TO tho Crtmtunl Court; Moll!o Davis
n,nl satlic AtAsun. same charxe. Of.
Charged; Fred Mohsby, larceny Of $40
rom Allss Kate Barnes, $at) TO tho
trtmiual Court; EdHnrd Grace, snloon-keopes
NJ the corner nf Juckson nsnl Clark strcets,
hm!s"tnE TX. out Newton Eoi,fati' ~ alicHeu lalcn
nGntt. *2oo 10 The !thi y. Y. .lolinson. eHafeeu
with bufKlarlzng The yacht Frpltc, dlocharTcu.
Hcnl lnnitn Dillon, firing oi,o shut ut f. Web
uer, snloon-kccpcr at No, $40 State
street, $500 to lhu hth; William
rnurf hsnrJ3 =. 1"i,,o ~. r'.r,,fa. sfnn n ,;,r
sth: sftntaes VI ~. o-as',x ~ .r.s
nIann frnm 'In,,n Wsnw"rcn ttsrbnrrrti. II, S.
Ersro tJisnr,'orlv' ~, c6rnnint ri ". n. afc.
i,ain' so5 I'm" ~, IN si,,,n,,n, m cnmntatnt
IT ianes smIih Ii ', ~ T." :rhnr,ns,n Iionsc.
' ...,..,,'. ~ Wv ".mn,,
"th"S IL fAl"'.
Folico headquarters Tns bcstcCci yestcfnay
, 1879-06-04


The Board Of Trustees met Monday. Mr.
John A. Cole, Civil Engineer, made report in
relation TO sand being pumped ID by the mach,n-
CRY Of the Watcr-Wofhs, giving tho probab1o
cause rs n leak In somo Of the Joints. This
pumping Of sand has lately become very
troublesome, and Is lnjurIng the machinery.
The matter MAS referred to a Committee Of the
whole Board, subject tu The call OF tho Super
visor. 1t is desired that permanent rcmcdy
may 1c found to stop the EVIL. THO report Of
the Superintendent OF Water-Works shows
That for the mouth Ut Mny Ii oso, ,0O gallons Of
water were pumped, md d. l50 pounds OF coal
consumed: total cost Of running for Tue month,
737S.48 Twentv.ci0ht applications for saloon
LICENSES we're 1afd over under the new ordinance
therefor. The remanstrnnccs IL any) must be
fled With tho Town Clerk On OF before juno 11.
EVANSTON.
The College Seniors have at last sent their
order to Now York for tosrer-clock, to be left
as memorial TO the University, and have sub
scribcd about $400 Of The needed cash.
, 1879-06-04
4 PLUMP DENIAL.


CHICAGO, juno 3.-'The ChIcag0 T3mea OF ycs.
tcrday, In commenting upon thu result Of the
Judicial eloction, saTs, IA purse Of e., 500 was
raised by tho South Park Ring Mnd given into
tho keeping ot ex.lnspccsor Of Sewors tlallan!s,
for distribution 'whera It woultt do tic most
good.'" The above statement Is tn every par
tlruar false. Not only did mt rcceya sMy
money from tlls South lark Commissioners to
did not rccoys any money Tor that purpose from
any person waateVer. Further, / ,,uyer in my
lfo received, handled, or spet,t election funds.
Judge Williams, | can sssllre the public money
was not QUO Of Them. Whatever money spont
In tho c7stiyass. anl 1t was very l!ttlu indeed,
ct,1,r Mas Smm fa,os nosst r
III charity, incline to The belief TINT tho editor
Of the lfases was Imposed OH; but as There was
none, must constdor It smother OF tha 1na'ly
deliberate falsehoods Of IT, editor. ..
DAVID llALALNtN,
, 1879-06-04
CRIMINAL,

George bFaekler ~as yesterday charged, be-
loFe Justice W altacc, with larceny as bstlee.
Hermanu Lowy alleged that he gaYo George 800
Wheto"tth to purchase certificates, xhch 500
bEacklcy converted To his own ule. This do.
fendsnt was bold to the Cslminsl Court In o., ,0o
bail Exactly Why this snormou. amount o,
, 1879-06-04

The great centre OF attraction on State street
yesterday was the tmptomptu art gallery 1I3 State
street, corner Of Monroe, which has been elegantly
Gtted UP for tho exhibition and aalc OF tho suporh
collection Of paintings selected By Mr. y. Gale,
Of Philadelphia. wo speak ndYincay when we say
tnnt no such superior collection has been offered ut
auction or private sale In this city. hr. H. Scott.
Jr., the acknowledged leading art auctonecE. mill
conduct tho sale. All names on the catalogue are
guaranteed By Mr. Gale, and indorsed By Us.
FLE1tsIElM, DAnKEn g. Co.