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st. Paul Academy of Natural Sciences

1he regular course lecture this evening will
be gwen by Chas. s. Bryant, Esq, the title of
Which is Man, his origin and movement, as
Indicated by mythology, language and his
tory, at the hall OF the Academy on Wabashaw
street, opposite the Opera House. Doors open
1870 P. NJ. lecture begins at o'clock. Admit
lance 10 cents.
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To Printers.

Proposals will be received by the undersigned
on Wednesday, Feb 26, 1879, for printing 5000
copies of the constitution and 1000 copies of
the Journal of Proceedings of the Grand Lodge
also for doing other printing and binding need
ed during the year. For particulars address,
DR.. j. II. BRYANT,
Grand Recorder of the A. o. U. W., St. Paul
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FIVE CENTS A LINE
The GLOBE want" and Employ
Ipelt Bureau.

Advertisements in this column are published
at five cents line each insertion, but in
order to prove the efficiency of the GLOBE as
an advertising medium, and also to aid the
unemployed, we will publish for twenty five
cents, three-line advertisement, of situa-
tions Wanted, Situations Offered Boarding,
Lost Found, &C., and continue the ADVERTISE
ment until the object sought for is accom-
plished. For twenty five cents, the man out
OF work can advertise for a situation until he
finds one.
Each line over the three, to cost five cents
per line each insertion.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
" -ss.-Municipal Court, City of Saint Paul.
James Harrison and Philip Verpanck plaintiffs.
against ]. 6. Pitts, defendant.
SUMMONS.
The State Of Minnesota to the above named de-
fendant:
You are hereby summoned TO be and appear
before the Municipal Court of the city Of Saint Paul
at a term thereof to be holden Tuesday the 29th
day of April A. D. 1879, at the opening of the court
on that day, at 10 O'Clock of said last mentioned
day, and answer to James Harrison and Philir Yer
planck, copartners Harrison 4 verplanck the
plaintiffs herein whose complaint is on file in said
court in civil action, and who demand Judgment
against you therein for the of SI26 with interest
from the Dist day Of August A. D. 1873, besides the
costs and disbursements of this action and to file
your answer to said complaint in said Municipal
Court, city Of st. Paul. within twenty days after the
service of this summons upon you, exclusive of the
day of such service; and if you fail to answer the
said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plain
s In this action will take Judgment against you for
said of S126 with interest aforesaid together
with said costs and disbursements.
Witness the Honorable S. NJ. Flint; Municipal
Judge, at the city of Saint Paul, State and county
aforesaid, this Goth day of February, A. D. 1879
LIS FRANK II. CARLETON,
Clerk of the Municipal Court.
COMFORT Cory, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Saint Paul. Ramsey County, Minnesota.
feb 21-7W.fri
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OTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY.
y in Probate Court, special term January 80. 1879,
In the matter of the estate OF Moritz Ahart de-
ceased:
On reading and filing the petition of Moritz W,
amount of personal estate that has come to his
hands, and the disposition thereof; the amount of
debts outstanding against said deceased and q de-
scrpon of all the real estate of which said deceased
died seized, and the condition and value of the re-
spectve portions thereof and praying that license
be to him granted to sell the real estate of said estate
described in said petition; And it appearing by said
petition, that there is not sufficient personal estate
in the hands of said administrator to pay said debts
and that it Is necessary in order to pay the same to
sell said real estate:
1t is therefore ordered, that all persons interested
in said estate, appear before the Judge of this Court
Oh Tuesday, the 18th day of March A. D. 1879
at ten O'Clock A. NJ, at the Court House in ST.
Paul. in said county, then and there to show cause
to said administrator to sell said real estate accord
ing to the prayer of said petition.
And it is further ordered that copy of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks prior to
said day Of hearing, the last of which publications
shall be at least fourteen days before said day of
hearing, III the DAILY GLOBE, newswaper printed
and published at Saint Paul, in said county and per-
sonay served on all persons interested in said estate
residing in said county, at least fourteen DAYS before
said day of hearing, and upon all other persons in
terested, according to law.
BY the Court,
[sEAL. HENRY O'GORMAN
Judge of Probate of Ramsey County, Minnesota.
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COMMERCIAL.
st. Paul Retail Markets..

ST. PAUL, February 20.
CHICKENs-Dressed chickens 1OIul2c.
T0RKETs-Dressed turkeys; choice dry picked
stock l2015c; inferior and common lO@l2c.
GAME-Rabbits CSC per pair quail 50 90 per dozen.
EGes-steady; fresh-laid eggs 16M18c per dozen
case eggs 14D15c.
BuTTER-Choice creamery 2a@25c per b.; fresh
dairy 20D25c; roll and print butter 2O@22c; cook
ing butter 12@115c.
FRu1r-Apples S3.oo@4oo per bbl.; cranberries
6G.8c per quart.
Recommendations 5016Oc per bus onions
SOC per bus; cabbage ala10c per head; squash 100
15c; beets 4oc bus; turnips 4oc per bus; pars-
nips 75c per bus; celery, 7590c per dozen punches
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Best IS cent dinner in the city at Hicks.
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DIED,

MO1LAN-Feb. 19, j. W. Moylan, aged Is years
Funeral from St. Mary's church, 9 A. NJ Feb 81
Beaver Dam, Wis, papers please COPY
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BUTTER.
PROFESSIONAL,

AIRS. CLARK, 101 West Sixth street, will act as
1l sick nurse. Strict attention paid day or night
"a.
L1RESH oysters served in every style at HICKS.
II IS.
OUR Is CENT SUPPERS are grand success, try
" them, HICKS, 81 Jackson street. 10.
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E'OR SALE-At sacrifice, an elegant new mink
sac9Ie, one OF the finest in st. Paul. Inquire
eoAnei olo1ey street ana LeVee. 10.
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AUCTION,

WANTED-A small furnifhed house. Address,
w j. w. this office. 30.
WANTED-A nicely located cottage of five to
W. seven rooms, with barn, by family of three
PeiSouS. Address, ''HOME," this Office %.
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DESIRABLE ROOMS and board for the day, week,
u or month, at MRS. CAMPBELL's, 81 East
Ninth street, between Jackson and Robert. Terms
from 81 to $40 per week. 3jE-5O
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BOARDING.:

4 BOARDER WANTED in private family. Good
II accommodation. Apply at the bowling alley
under the Opera House. 20
By the day or week at 11s
w East Sixth street, first house east of Jackson
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PLEASANT and well furnished room with first
/ class board, 90 West Fifth street. $685.
DOARDING-Very desirable rooms with board, at
ID 105 East Eighth street. MRS. CLAUSSEN.
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A GENCY DOMESTIC" "WEED," sWILSON.n
a. "DAV1s," "WILCOX 4 GIBBS" Sewing Ma
NER, SO East Third street. -
REsr25 cent dinner in the city at HICKS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-03
DANVILJE.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa'c.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa'c..l
July ,, 1879.
President i. ". FerrclI, OF the Tobacco
ASSOCIATION, reports that IN the last month
psfe were sold 3,l3j.0JO pounds Of leaf
tobacco, the value OF which was $500. 1G9. o.,
ana III" average per hundred Sl2.4G. In
June. 1873. tie quantity Of tobacco sold
was 31!i.I5D pounds: the value thereof,
S'1j'91' -; The average, Si0.5I. From The
III "i October, 1873, 10 the 1t OF July,
49,, Tue quantity OF tobacco sold was
t'."la.oll pounds; the value thereof, s.
17''"3"bl: the average, Sl0.91. II the
SUM ptnot cf The preceding year the
EU'A'lE sod was 20.I91, 1872 pounds; The
r ,s'"s thereof. Sl,1ij,CG2 u; tie average,
;''1J' AIF. fcrrcl states that the advance
-, ;" 'nf average for last month (S1.Sl over
~, ,-ia' 'or Nay was Que to the quality of the
;o on sale and an increased demand
t ,'' ,''e better grades. He thinks the sales
H. "' year VIII amount TO about twenty
"'e w'i''on pounds. The sales for last year
~4'ounlcd TO about twcnty-seyen million
pounds.
,. heSsrs. 4. Il. FITZGERALD & Co. have con-
rr+II'ca 10 do the brick-work Of the new
,I aopai church, and Dir. Wesley Thomas
h.. ~ 'od work. The house is TO be 100 feet
Go, ~, OF orick.work succeed, and OF the
Dir. M style. with the sleeple at the corner.
vii, shc building OF the house services
,bs ,. W held in The building belonging to
,nr uStees OF the Danyiile Female Atade-
ye NJ. ". L; Robinson. sanitary physician.
ibn nV .,'' i'f iast month three deaths amongst
ored "n,te people; seven amongst the col
wb;,c., seven OF these (tbree OF them the
OF des,,h we're children; three adults. Causes
2; raa,it. Dysentery. 2; cnolera-morbus,
ee =. alres,;ait1tentfever. i; consumption, /:
uuknowna Tniii'y, |; caolera-infantum, ];
day ~ ra uruer Of the Council was made yester-
gran,ed mn Inc privilege which had been
Sund, ." ~. 'he fresbyterian church of holding
s sc'ao, school 10 the chapel Of the public.
lie mee,inne uing' and directing that no pub
gronnd "n rs should be held on lbe public
house, s''Def OF the, school or The. court
.l, d. # ALPgA.
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A DrUG-SToEE BLOWN UP.-[From the
Milwaukee tWis.) Sentinel, June y. All
who Glanced 10 be 1T that muc!l-frcquented
corner, the northwest ri Chestnut ana Ihird
streets, mt about 1880 o'clock yesterday lore
noon, experienced Il sensation the memory
of which will last with their existence. An
explosion nearly swept thcm of their feet,
while shower OF broken glass tinkled
about them. Turning, they observed Mr.
Otto Schorse running from his store, fol-
lowed by red, blue, and yellow flames. swift
speedipg along under the ceiling, and fork
ing down as il to cnvclop and destroy him.
The large French rlate-ga>s lights in the
front were shivered to fragments, and every
glass and showcase was broken. The flamrS
were subdued before they reached the oils
and other intlammahieS in the basement.
As the dense smoke dissolved it became ap-
Darcnt that scarcely any OF the stock IN the
store retained any value. All the drugs,
medicines, chemicals, and articles OF utility
were burned, leaving nothing Of worth to
the owner except the stock in the basement.
This utter wreck was the result OF an eXplo-
sion or spontaneous combustion. Mr.
Schorse had prepared quantities OF compo-
sjlion for red, blue, and yellow lights, to be
used during evening celebrations OF the
c:enrcrfe,t, and had placed the packages IN
the northwest corner OF the rear room OF me
establishment. He was compromising pre-
scrimion at Il point but few feet from tue
door to that room ut the time OF the eNplo-
sion, and his escape is remal kaDle one.
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1 (For the Dispateh.i
an eefsl Wall.

I have Just been 10 see an old wall, or
rather the ruins OF an old wall, on the
mountain between Loup and Armstrong
creeks. in Fasette county, w. Va, about
six miles below The Fails OF kanawha.
The wall extends irregularly along the
sides. and crosses The top of the mountain,
and has one, or, as some say. several opcn-
iDgs. The enclosure embraces several hum
dred acres. It was used, according to local
tradition, by the Indians for catching gaze.
am told that remains OF fires and many
bones and fragments OF bones were former
" found near these openings, indicating
that game had been killed and eaten there.
Some people say that the Indians living
here when the first whites came in knew
nothing about the building OF the wall, and
supposed that it had been built by some
preceding tribe or nation. It's antiquity,
therefore. as we'll as lis use, is matter Of
conjecture.
It is. however. evidently the work IF hui
man hands, though now mostly In ruins.
Portions Of the wall, several feet high, still
standing show concluslvely that the wall
was laid up OF such loose stones gathered
from the enclosure and vicinity as could be
handled and carried.
Iw told that rude wells had. been dug
lat two places in the enclosure. These |
did not see, but have no reason to doubt
the existence Of something answering the
description OF rude well.
Time has thrown the veil Of mystery over
both tiIc builder and the built. impenc-
Trabie now it would seem; but the arrow
heads, stone axes, stone avis, and many
other relics which ! have found in exam
ming these hills and valleys along the XII
uawha and Gaulev, with others OF which
hear. all point 10 Indians as the builders oil
the wall. VENTURE.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, Jniy 9, 1879.

WEDNESDAY,, Jniy 2, 1879.
SALES, 900 Virginia 1910 bonds, new. sold
Mt 49A, and 1.50G at 49k.
Gorernm,nt Serur:ties.-IInited States AVS
105!s hid: United States As, 101A bid. 1924 asked.
,tdJc observation-disclosures lO-4i y. 49h bid 1914
asked: virginia canSols. b5G Dn, SO asked: Vir-
pinil eonsols, new. e1-couDon, SO bid, 34k asked:
virginia defer ed or BID, asked; Virginia Interest
certificates, 5 BID; Virginia tax-receivable cOE-
bid. 25Lz asked.
lItk Observation-Disclosures city g.. J. and j..
100 aid. 121E asked: Richmond city 6s. ). and J
lQ45 old; Manchester bridge IS, nj. and ~. 81
Railroad Bonds.-Chesspeake and Ohio Rail-
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway e's, gold, 1918. j.
and D.. 20 asked: Virginia Central Railroad four b
mortgage SIS, j. and j., l02 bid: Snuthside Rail.
road third mortgage preferred 6s. j. and j.. 81
DID; Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road mortgage S., j. and j., 10S lid {; Richmond,
Frederick burg and Potonac Railroad mortgage
rs, j. and j.. 100 bid: Richmond and Danyille
asked: Piedmont Railroad first mortgage S's a. and
o.. 1uSh bid.
Canal Bonds.-Jamcs River and Kanawha Canal
FIRST mortgage 6's. u. aud ". SIS asked.
RalirOdd StOcks.-Chcsa pcake and Ohio Fail.
way. 100 par. + bids Connection Railroad stock.
100 par. 8 bid, 7s asked.
Sank StnckS.-First National. 100 par, 10 bid
National Bank OF Virginia. 100 par, 95 4 ked I;
Merchants ami Planters SAVINGS. 20 par, l III bid.
Insurance. ConpnnisS.-VirSiul Fire and Ma
rlne, - par. Sc: asked: vlr2,nr: state 25 par ~
s!d: virginia Home. 100 par. 97& bid, ln4 asked !:
Merchants and N. chau,c7. 100 par, "a bud, 81
asked: Granite. 100 par. - asked.
Aicettdnc9nS.-'iii Domtnon Steamship Com
paEy, 100 par. s2E bid.
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A PROBLEM FOR PHYsIOI.OGlsrs.- Chlca-
40. July IA Bohemian named Cue OAR
yiandt five weeks ago was caught in re-
yolyng shaft ut the Northwestern Fertile
ing Works. ut the stock-yards, making three
hundred revolutions per minute. lie was
terribly muii|alcd. His skull was fractured
bis nose torn of, and two OF his ribs bfoken'
A large piece OF the temple-Done was re-
moved, und tue brain protruued. oeVelai
inches OF il were cut away. Nt'elthe'ess
rho man still lives and expects TO return 10
worl, tomorrow, There is hole in his
,euuse the size OF silver half-doiEtr'
throu~b which the brain can be PLAINLY
seen. and which physicians say will never
grow ND,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
sY rzLEaRApH TO TEE DISPATCH.

a TERRIBLE ACCIDENT ON ONE OF THE
NEW YORK ELEVATED RAILwAYs-sAN
FRANCISCO POLITICAL CONVENTIONS
FIRE IN THE YELLOW JACKET MINE
RACES OF THE DETROIT (MIcHIGA NJ
JOCKEY. CLUB-Huw NEW YORK Is TO
BE HEATED BY sTEAM-CoMME ECE-
MENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
THE KING OF BELGIUM THREATENED
WITH DEATH IF he RAT1FIEs THE CLER-
GY BILL-THE NEW MARKET RACE FOR
THE JULY CUP-IlAYT1AS REVOLUTION
THE CHILIAN-PERUvIAN WAR, &C., &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-03

TESTING TIE FEDERAL ELECTION Law
Cincinnati. July LIN the Uniteo SUITS
District Court to-day Judge DIVING sTn
fenced "Gus" Clarke, member Oh LUG
City Council, 10 one year Imprisonment. anu
to pay tine OF $50 for neg'ecE OF guy ~ az
o Judge of election last fali. Inc e'e".lon
being held under the United eta'es supei,
visor law, CIarke's attorney VIII sue out q q
writ OF hdbeas corpus and carry the case to
,ha Sunreme Court 10 test the constitution
Atty OF the United States election law. Inc
execntion OF the sentence was postponed
for thirty days TO allow the necessary ie2ai
steps to be taken.
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New York Steam Power and Heating
COunsbanys

NEW YORK, July 2.-Artic'cS Of lncorpc-
ration were filed to-day by The New YORK
Stcam-Powcr and Heating Company, the or
paniZation Of which General Splnola was
the y, omotcr The object Of the company
is TO convey steam throughout the streets OF
the city, TO be used for motive power LOT
cooking purposes, for heating houses. ana
for melting snow from the streets IN winter.
The incorporators include some OF the
wealtbiest and best-known citizens OF Ne"
York The capital stock is hNed at So,Ooo,-
600, divided into $4,000 shares.
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Racing at Detroit.

DETROIT: july 2.-The inaugural meeting
OF the Detroit Jockey Club commenced to-
day. The following is summary
First race-trial purse for all ages, one
mile dash-lncommode, 1 , Zcta, 2; Glenn
mic g., 3. Time. 1:44.
Second race-AIichigan Derby for three
vear-ol1>, oac-and-a-haIf-milc dash-Clau-
dia. l Enterprise, ,. Time, 2:39l.
Third race-for all ages, one-and-a. quar-
ter-mile daSh-L. Argentine, L; Bonnie
Carrie, ,; Bette f., 3. Time. 2:l14.
Fourth racc-for all ages, mile beats
Virgillan. l, l; Edwina, ., ,; Tolema, =, 3.
Time, 1:452, 1:lia.
The layoriles won in each race.
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Fire i'm n Mine.

SAN Francisco, July "A lire broke out
last night in a deserted wing of the Yellow
jacket mine. Virginia City. Oh the 2,040
feet level. Bulkheads were at once erected
to restrict its further extension, and the
smoke and gas were thus driven north into
the Bullion mine, and poured in dense
columns mp its shaft. The fire is now I'M
der control. and The damage done is slight.
Three Bullion miners are missing, and
were probably suiliocatcd.
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Cincinnati Races.

CIySclSNATI, July 2.-Thc first race ut
Chester Park to-day--2:34 class; purse,
81 900, dividcd-resuted as follows: viii
Cody, l. l, /: Red Line. ), ,. D; Billy IA
ZcI, ;, >, t. Timc-2:2G4, 2:21, 80
The second race was OF the 2:2I class,
for purse OF $1,000 divided. The follow
ing is Il summary: Bri@adicr. !. 6. l. |, !;
Monarch Rule, l, ,, 6. ,. ,: Jessie lay,
., 5. 7, 6, 5. Tinc-2:2G, 221G, 2::2i, LIB
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Encland.
AMERICAN SUPPLIES RULE THE MARKET

AMERICAN SUPPLIES RULE THE MARKET.
LONDON. July 2.-The IIn,eS's financial
article saws: Evidences OF Il prepondera-
ting influence o: the foreign wheat
SUNNY over the market in Mark Lane
was afforded on Tuesday last by the
fact that the violent recurrence OF
had weather at this critical period
scarcely affected the prices at a!l. We note
that buyers mainly rely on American sup
Mics, as reports from the Continent are Tar
from being uniformly favorable. Oitlclas
renorts of the Italian harvest say that ram
and inundations have rendered the pros
pec,s in the north dcplorahle, Central Italy
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NOTES ABOUT APPROPRIATIONS Wash.
inglon. July 1.-The following memoran-
dun of appropriations has been furnished
by the Treasury Department: For the fiscal
year Of 1877, 1924. 122,011 for 1878, Sill
069. 4S3. Appropriations for rivers and
harbors were omitted that year, and the
po>t-otice appropriation bill was $3,000,C00
less than in 1877. For 1879, $14G.304, 800.
This includes increased deficiencies in in
creased river and harhor appropriations
and the Halifax fishery award. For 1880,
upuroximated (unotliciaD, slG3,o0O, 900, in
Guiding S2j.000,G0 for arrearageS OF PEN
sions and 81. 500, 600 pension deficiencies.
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1t is reported that while Jay Could was
on his western trip he narrowly escaped
from plot to kidnap him. A band OF drS-
rcrate iraiu-rcbbcrs were posted along the
unguardcd Snake-River plains, on the line
OF the Union Pacific. with the idea OF catch
Ing Gould us he should pass through to
Ogden. With him in possession, they pro-
posed to take him across The border into
British territory and keep him until he
agreed to pay an immense ransom. One OF
the party. cutcr than the rest. disclosed the
plot for liberal reward, and the million
airc escaped.
Mr.. jefferson Davis has declined the fool
ISL invitation to give Il Fourthof-July adj
dress ri Sioux City, Iowa. "Timc has
worked with waStcful energy upon him.
he SAYS
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The use of the CHICKERING PIANOS BY the
greatest piansts art critics. and amateurs mas gwen
them a universal prestige and reputation iar aooSs
MI other pianos manufactured In this country anu
Europe. The overwhelming verdict, the very hiEn'
est art Misunderstanding Dr. franz Lis|., u".Ie,
hall nr Hans Won Butow. Louis PIaidy, Stephen
Heller Carl Reipcke, ;Marmoute, Arabella God
d,rd. and hundreds OF other masters OF The art
piace 'n' CHICKERIEG PIANOS
of To-day at the head Of the entire Dst OF pianos
soI at manufacturers prices by the Hichmono
agents ,sl "a. wooDHoUsE PARHAM. !