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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-01
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N, Y. Express.
Tho merchants exchange was visited
this forenoon by Miss Grace Courtland'
known as the (Which OF Wall street." and
tho Switch of Wabash, "and who has wide
spread reputation rs IA successful operator in
stocks aud grain aud proverbially lucky III
calling the 'turn" on the market. Miss
Courlland was gsllanted upon the floor by
President McEauis, who, after showing her
the beauties of the grand halt, escorted the
lsdy over to tho "op'ion corner" and In
troduced her to some Of the prominent
pceulators of the exchange. Mr., o Talbot
the "youngest old man on the floors" Ben
Bsmes, the "shorlest shorL;' Web Samuel,
jay Gould's representatives" Major George
Small, Bob Golson and Others were severolly
brought up, introduced and convorsed with
the lady upon the course of the markets,
tho future outlook, etc. Miss CORTLAND,
in tie short time she was on the floor
ald converting with the members, showed
I IA. she was pretty well posted upon who
were running certain stocks, and how lhoy
and grain were going, or at least had her
own IDEAS upon the subject and had 10 OBJ
jectiors to expressing them openly. To
Judge from the general tenor Of her remarks
Miss Courtlsud must be a decided bu.--, or
at least believes tho markets aro more likely
to advance than tecline. Her opinions she
advances with an air aud tone of conviction,
but when pressed for tho reasons of her ba
lief strives to eva9e the question. Wheat,
she says, will 60 to 81 %; that is, May wheat
will. She expects steady advance, as there
will BIO desrth of supply and the demand
not near met. Pork is bound for SIC
II ere President M Emil emiled sgeatly
upon her. Bob Golson took issue with tb c
lady upon the question Of wheat advancing
and wait d har reasons In full. Miss O. saia
she did not know, but it WIS her impression
wheat would advrnce. She know strong
parties were buying and she was in their con-
iidence. II was the same with sto h.. She
generally know who, of the principle opcrs-
tors, were in certain stocks, and che worked
on that knowledge. She had predicted the
advance in ST. Paul to $l20, but thought 1t
would 20 no lower. Alton and Terre Hau,e
psrferred was the stockto buy. It's going to
$3.50. as there is strong pool got hold of it..
Asked nor opinion ofJay Gould, Ms Court
land said that she honored jay Gould above
all Others. He was the greatest man Of the
age, but BIO was doomed to die from soften
Jog of the brain. Not that there WAS any
great strain upon him, but he could not
always stand the great schemes he is always
working. She thought it was Gou!d's plan
to ultimately sell the consolidated telegram
company to the government; in fact force
the government to buy it. She understood,
too, tina. Gould was trying to get hold Ct
the Associated Press. This and much moro
Miss @ talked about, finally, however, re-
firing and allowing tho operators 10 resume
their interrupted business.
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LANCaSgEag.
correspondence of the Herald.

UorreHpOnlence OF the Herald.
LANCASTER, peb. 20,
Your correspondent left Dallas yesterday
morning for Lancaster. / found the roads
dry and in good condition to travel. 1t is a
beautiful undulstag Slounlrg The broad
pralries ara dotted with substantial farm
houses. Some five years ago Travelled over
the same ground, and hero and there you
would occasionally sea farm with small
box house, but now almost every acre has
been brought under tho control Of tho hus-
bandman, large two-stcry frame buildings
have taken tho place Of tho box houses,
snw several fields Of wheat looking well.
Many plows were at work preparing the
ground for tho spriug crop. Az y. M ar
rivei NJ the beautiful and SOBER town OF
Lancaster. Everythlngin and about Tho town
bespeaks thrift. The people are sober, in.
custrious and enterprisiug, they most all
tako the daily or weekly HERALD, which
shows they arc an intelligent appreciative
people. Local option reigns supreme.
No drunken brawls, no usa fora cRlaboose or
poor farm for thi: people. Having some
business to look after in Lsn 1sster, | put up
at the Howell house, which Is presided over
by Mrs. s. A. Howell, 8 lady who thoroughly
understands the business,a d where the weary
traveller il made TO feel ut home. Shortly
after my arrival, learned that q
wedding was on the taps, sud ye reporter
was titketed which he readily accepted. The
contracting parties are Mr. Barnard Howell
and Miss Amolis Dean. Mr. Howell s one
of Lancsster's most enterprising citizens ard
be doubtless understands all the details OF his
new enterprise. Miss Amelis 8 the beaut-
full and accomplished daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Dean. Tho officiating minis.
ter was the Rev. Mr.. Averille, who is an ex-
pert at the business. The parties came IN
tho floor and tho beauty and loneliness OF
the bride was increased by her rich dress
which was ecru satin, trimmed with ecru
satin and silk fringe The bridegroom ap-
peared the very counterpart of o Roman
senator. Before the ceremony Mr. Dean ia
vited your correspondent in to look at the
table, which was beautiful beyond descrip'
tion-dfleen different kinds of cake. / have
never seen anything to excel it. When il
comes to eating, your reporter has AS much
cheek as government mule; but / was
completely defeated on this occasion. More
sweet things and sour things and medium
than can enumerate wish them long
voyage on the sea of life and hope their
enemies may be as few as dollars al a chari.
~ collection and friends IS numerous
as chicken bones at Methodist
csmpmeeting and their troubles only little
'uns,
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IliGAnH'5N U hlE:27TQAAfIt!h

There is o weli-kuown principis Ia animal
physiology thst no vital action can take place
oXcep through the agency ~ the nervoan Bys'
ten. 1.-THE nerve power in rny ORGAN 10 weak
enGd then that organ Ia week. There IL Areils
sdy II the reach nf Gil, one mat hss stood tne
test for ever hnlf q csntury. DR., blcotJ 3
vital Restorative has been scrubbed and In
dorsed by the Academy OF Medicine IN Phfit,
ss al Invaluable specific f2c the above, conIalNa
no ph0gphOrous, canthGrldes or othor polsors,
Is purely Vegetable, producing no reaction,
md Ia permanent Ia effect; Is a BuyaT-o0ateC
pili and can be had Of i4eyGSsar o Co 10 bis
ne Rchelieu, PNria, France), or OF d.. 5.
Brown SlSeBmond, proprleiorB. Addrego
Room 10, World Buliding,E. York. None gen.
uine without the signature OF S. y. Stgesmond
on tn, side Of ench box; sard for catalogue;
box % 100 pills. %3 box Of 400, $40. sent by mall
upon receipt Of price. Sold by all Druggists.
CERTIFICATE.
Paris, July IS, lS13-lg gue dc la Palx-Out
of $40 patients, 65 were cured wiGhio 80 days,
lis In six weeks, 100 between twi and three
months, two between i've and six months, l
In nine months. Or NJ. PERRIGORD.
Medlcin tie In Hopital Charity.
st. Louis, April S, 1850.
Ihcd been impoient for a number Of years,
when commenced TO take Records VITAL Re
storative. Within three months found my
self suddenly restored to my former healthiul
vigor and the cure has been permanent
j. b. VINCENT
hIiVN nv. Nilttht, NilNNt lHlnt 10 cltshtu
to the above certificate. lie ia Il friend of
mine, ana ! know the facts to be as he has
stnted them. i. NJ. WARD,
Prop ietor Grand Central and European
Hotel
NOTICE is hereby given that T. A. Smith,
of st. Louis, and r. l.. De Lisser, OF New
YORK are no longer authorized to act as
agents for Records VITAL Restorative.
CAUTION.
a former agent of mine, Of *sw York, Ia now
advertising 4 spurious iraltalion of the ce,e
brated Dr. Records Vit,l ESjiorative under
the assumed name 4 DR.. Records Restorative
Pills, 70 deceive the public even the testi-
mon ais Of Drs. Il. Rlanchard G. UhevalIer
Perlgord, llaspail, Sir Thompson, are copied
from my oirculafs, Ask your druggist tor
Records VITAL Restorative. The genuine car
be had Of W. II How, Ii Il Bro, Druggists GO7
Elm street., Dallas, Texas
=. BROWN SiGESMNOD, NJ. D.,
Genera! Agent for the United states and
South america.
Send stamp for descriptive Circular.
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ROCKwALL.
Correspondents, of the Herald.

Correspondents, of the Herald.
RocKwALL, Feb. %, 1851.
Last night festival was held at The
Christian church for the purpose of raising
funds with which to purchase bell. Nine
tables were grooming beneath boun.ifu
weight of the fat oil the land, contributed
prepared and presided over by Rockwell
ladies, who never suffer themselves to be
surpassed in the preparation Of such occs
sions. The entrance fec $50 cents for each
mani netted the neat little sum of thirty.
two dollars. Weather once more fair,
but the farms are not yet in such condition
Is to permit blowing Farmers are more
backward thsn ever before at this season.
Some are not We. done picking cotton. But
little garden work done thus far-Monday
the sheriff begins 70 enforce the collection Of
txxes, NOT more than half Of which Is paid.
10 tells mo that the delinquent list win be
larger this year than ever before. Tax
LEVIED for this yea by the county commits.
sioners court Il forty cents on the 500
which added to tue state tax aggregates
DO cents on tho $li0 worth Of property. "A
petition has besn sent 10 the legislature
axking tina, body 10 abolish the civil and
criminal jurisdiction Of tho county court.
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1HE FILLET.
ny RICHARD HENRY sToppAnp.

BY RICHARD IIESHf sTUDDAHD'
Love ha, a flllet on his eyes.
He sees not wish the common ken;
Whom hls tine issues touch desp.so
The censures of indifferent men.
There Is IN love an inward sight,
That not in wit or wisdom lies.
He walks Ia everlasting light,
Despite the fllet ON his eyes.
IfIlove you and you love nc,
II is for solid reasons, Sweet,
For something other than We see,
That sa,isfies, though inco mplttes
Or, II not TatlsGed, is yet
MOI mutable, where 50 much dies,
Who love, as we, do not regret
There 10 Q fllet on love's eyes.
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Largest Daily In Texas,
Commercial Paper

4 is without a superior in the whole south and
stands unexcelled in Texas for the fullness and
correctness OF its reports both at home and
abroad.
The HERALD In tho future will occupy the
same high conservative ground which has al
ways characterized 1t under It's preeent
M nagsment. showing favors TO none, nor
tsNllng.to point out errors or endeavorIug
20 eradicate hem even in the most exalted pc.
sitions, state or national.
The HERALD In politics is en Independent
ournal, progressive In | ts IDEAS, aud adoocat
ing thosc true, eound democratic pl'nci-
pies and measure that should alone prevail in d
true democratic country and to those who may
differ from .t in its views and ideas, and In
the discussion of great measures and prlucl-
pies which may present themselves to the pub
lie, 1t Will be courteous, aud treat with co H.
sheraton the dissenting opinions of Its oppo
nents, but Ia cool and deliberate manner
will battle for what it deems right and
tor the great good of Texas and the country
ut large.
The HERALD now occupies the high posi-
tion OF being the Representative and
leading Paper of Texas.
And, soaring above any petty jealouscs
rivaleles,:t will lend its influence % any meas
ure that will benefit any wn, city or sec
ton in our great and growing commonwealth
The management promises that their efforts
shall not DO relaxed In adding to the interest
and usefulness of the HERALD, and that each
month there shall be some improvement to
be seen over the preceding one.
The Weekly Herald
Is published every Thursday, and.is filed
with the most interesting and useful articles
which appear from day to day in the daily
HERALD, and therefore Is generally esteemed
the most valuable journal In the state to
those living or the line OF railroads and not
having daily postal communications with the
rest Of the world. In view OF these fa cts 1t
confidently hoped that its patronage will In
crease ,commensurate.with its worth.
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THORN g. HUNKINS

Lerges; deal,rs west OF Kew York City and only
house II St, Louis makirga specially Of thea
goods. Price List sent on application.
General Office, 3tN anu 81 $ Twelfth 81
Branch otice, l03 N Main st. Warehouss
Tayor Avsnue and Rsllrosd track. Capacity
5000 barrels
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,ST Prizes, amounting to .SllO, 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at
all points, 10 whom liberal comp nsaton will
bo paid. For further information, write
clearly, giving full nCdress Send orders by
express or registered letter or money orderly
mail, addressed only to
N A. DAUPA4N, ew Orleans. La.
N. bah cOrresr rAence should be with
NJ. A. DauDhin rs abov IN oil cases the
tickets themselves are sem, and never olrcu-
lars Offering certificates or IN ything else in
stead. Any one proposing oner anything
else by circular or 0therGi3s m ljfowD he-
half or that of the companies wsndler
All our Grand u rtraprain Drawings o. g
under the supervision o, ion G. 4. Beauf6-
gard, and Jupal A. Early Capital Prize
Si0Gt0g0. Whole ticketsGil.
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THRILLED E3Y FIRE. !
DIEBOLD's5 SAFES.
DALLAs. Jannary lG. ISL.

DALLAS, January 10, 1881.
L, n. N0yls, ESQ, Houston, TeNaa:
| take pleasure In Informing you that he
w. Dows, some time since, preserved It's con-
tent, 1Jmplate. The papors were unimpaired
aud same atty dollars In bills and silver We're
a5 bright rs whcg placed IN the cash vault. |
consider the test good one, Us the block OF
buildings on south si,ie Ot Elm street, where
my house was located, We're entirely Destroy
ed on Friday u!ght, January I'm. The
handle was melted wuicn will require
replacing. | shalt rpalnt tho sale for
continue. use. The plac Zeal test of the Die
bold Safe and Lock Go. q Fire Proof safes as a
pdaitive protection am most happy 10 ac-
knowledge. Very truly.
"a q. PEAPFLE.
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1A''''''o' 0'''o Va '"'''o i' ''''
around and we present again our annual
claims to the public for a continuance of the
.,or,rors ord ,rcro.s,,, ,,,+ro,o,,, ro,,+of,.o
ll'eiest'o EeSas, ana mufe particularly 10 the
northern portion of the state. New lines of
railroads bo1,a ieo,, ,.ro;,c,.d ord ,o,, .rrdor
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Dcnlson, February 10. 1881.

Dcnlson, February IL. 1881.
u. Z. MOVES. ESQ, General Agent niebold
safe and Look Company:
Dcar sir.--We take pleasure in informing
Won that the Number Ii Diebold safe pur-
chased from YOU was In the fire on the night of
February sih, lSSl. which consumed our twt ~
story b'lok st IRE and the store aujoining The
safe fell with the floor into the cellar, In
watch was stored an immeuHe stock oi Bacon
htr,i, oil, and such heavy and ianImmabls
goods, where IL remained FOR forty -eght
hours, and wss at white heat when dragged
GU from the ruins. On opening the sale
come hours later, We found all our books,
papers and money IN u perfect state Of pres r.
Walton, We fully endorse the Dieyold Safe,
ana want another rs soon az can open our
rev store. | send sample of money taken out
NJ the safe, and will send some papers that
waraiu 1t. The sSfo we Will ship 10 you AS &
sanple, 40 you can show what the Diebol6
Safe viii do.
Very respectfully yours,
MARX, KuEnN 4 Co,
Wholesale GrOcers, DenISon, Texas,
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A protest has also gone up from the county
commissioner court and all the otiicers.-,-
Several cases on Justices court and docket
or Monday.
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TAKE NOTICED

This Is the only Lottery ever voted on uy the
people of state. and under late decision of
The u. =. supreme Court at Washington. Ia
the only Legal Lottery now In the United
States, all other charters having been re-
pealed or having no existence A splendid
opportunity to wiz fortune. Grand distri bu
ton, Class Il, at New orleans, Tuesday
March AaSl. l2Oth Monthly drawing
Louisiana State Lottery Company
This Institution was regularly Incorporated
by the Legislature of the State Tor Educational
and Charitable purpC jes In lcUS, for the term Of
twenty five years, tc which contract the lnYoa-
Bile faith Of the State ia pledged which pledge hes
been renewed by on overwhelming popular vote,
securing It's franchise in the new constitution
adopted December I'd, a. H., 1919, with capt.
tal Of 81 900, 600, TO which IL has since added
reserve fund Of $3.50 900. It's Grand Single Num-
Der Distribution viii take place monthly on the
second Tuesday tneyer scales or postp0nes.
Look OF tho following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
100, Geo Tickets Ru Two Dollars each, Half
Tickets 81.
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MARCH DRAWING

800 Prizes. Sll2lfw
Whole Tickets %. Hnlf Tickets s ico
"a Tickets $50. 65 Tickets si.
Remit money or bank draft In letter, O
send by express Don't send by registered
letter or postoflGe order. Orders Of 50 any
upward, by express, can besent at our expenas%S
Address all orders to X. Nj. BOAtDMANt
Courier Journal building, Louisville. Ky, q
-. nm erford, 2l2 broadway, New forA
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both.
Popular monthly drawing of the
Commonwealth lislrlala,aa g.,
At Macauley 's..Theatre in the City OF Louis

At macauley 's.Theatre in the City OF Louis
vile en-
THURSDAY, .WARCB 81. 1851.
These drawing occur monthly Sundays e4-
cepted) under provision of gu act of the Cen
eral Assembly of Kentucky. Ancorporating
the Newport printing and Newspaper Co,
approved April u, 1875.
Gs"r This Ii q special act, and has never been
repealed.
The United 5tsfes oircnit court, on March
81, rendered the following decisions:
Ist--That TIE Commonwealth Sistri'
button Company IL legal.
2d-Its drawings are fair.
The company has now OH hand large re-
serve fund. Read the liat of prizes for the
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Marx, KuEnN 4 Co,
wholesale Grocers, Denison, Texas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-20
The ReeIey Motor.

New York, 19.-The Times says ar
unsatisfactory exhibition of the Kelley
motor, was given at Philadelphia yester-
day. The following passage occurred in
! the Times report:
Mr.. Kelley, newsDapermen are
naturally suspicious, Snd you must
pardon me for asking what l do, but you
have requested cur presence here, and
have desired Us to make what inquiries
we choose. Now, We see great deal Of
power is here. and we cannot understand
how it is produced. and we think that
there may be something in the room be-
low which produces this power. Can't
you let US look into the room below which
is locked up?
Kelley was taken sback greatly at this.
He waited for an instant before replying.
Then he said that he would certainly not
show what WAS in the room down stairs.
There was there, he said, al apparatus
which he was constructing for Califor-
MIA party, designed for the lifting Of
heavy weights. The apparatus was one
he could not show.
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American d alters.

i'maha, - meeting of the stock,
holders Of the Utah and Northern Rail-
wav in Monlara. WAS held in this city
to day. TIE following directors were
elected: dney Dill on. S. Fl. H. CLARK,
ThOs. L. Kimbsll. j w. Gannptt, A. J.
Poppleton, Samuel Ward and Geo. w.
Irwin.
New York. 18.-The republican GEN.
trail committee, tonight appoi, ted 9
committee to secure full repu blicen
vote at the coming election.
Burlington. 18.-The rainy season is
now ended.
Quincy, 18.-Sny ievee is still threat
ened, and great damage is unprecedented.
st. Paul, Is The river is stationery.
New York, 19.-The Times says: Gen.
Banks says that he would not be willing
TO accept the governorship of Arizona if
1t was offered to him.
Fearing scarcity of water, the fire de-
partment is experimenting with dynR-
mite to destroy buildings and prevent
coRtlaRrations.
+ Chicago, 19-Tbe hospital founded
here by the California millionaire.
Michael Reese, will be dedicated next
Sundsy with appropriate ceremonies.
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THURSDAY OCTOBER 20 1881 nparr PAGES
TELEGRA
Cable Clicks.

London, 18.-Faiiures are announced
at et' petersburg of a group of operators
IN grain. 1t is reported that the priGei-
pal lEsolvents are the bankers Wolfins,
Their liabilities are believed to be LARGE.
Madrid, 1S.-In the Senate, to-day, an
address replying to the speech from the
throne was adopted, 136 to 81.
The Marquis de Ermijo, minister of
foreign affairs. explained the negotia-
lions with the Vatican in reference TO tho
late disturbances in Rome and the nego-
tiations with France relative to the Saba
massacre. Premier Sagasta declared the
ministry sought to reconcile liberty with
menarchial institutions, with which
Spain was we'll satisfied. He congratu-
lated the republicans upon the now
strengthening monarchy.
Pesth, 18.-The lower house Of the
Hungarian Diet adopted an address, re-
plying 10 the speech from the throne, 2O4
to ia after rejecting an amendment
favoring a reduction Of the strength OF
the army.
Rome, 18.-Tbe Italian pilgrims were
assaulted, yesterday evening, with cries,
death to the Pope" and Down with
the Vatican. Tumult eneued, and the
police arrested seversl persons.
The meeting between Bismarck and
Gam beta did take place
Emperor William anD Bismarck have
offered the Pope Nh asylum ut Cologne.
Berlln, l9.-The fftieth anniversary of
the birth Of th' Crown Prince of Ger
many WAS obs eTveG with more than usual
loyalty.
Paris, 19.-Imrorts decreased the past
nine months 1873, 100000 frarcs exports
increased 81 10000
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Bad fer the Farmers.

Milwaukee, 1S.-One of r. G. Dun s
Co.'S commercial agency reporters has
just returned from an extended tour
throughout the northwest, securing
positive information relative to the
general condition Of farmers and country
business men; he states that the unprece
dented season Of rains has done great
damage, For over four weeks the
farmers have been unable to do usual
farm work, and marketing. Grain in
stocks is much damaged. Potatoes and
roots in the fields are rotting in the mud.
Much corn in ehocks has sprouted and il
ruined, and the outlook is generally bad.
He believes the failure Of farmers to get
their products to market, ETC., will prove
disastrous to country merchants. He be-
lieves the damage to wheat in stacks, and
in shocks in the field is very serious.
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Train Robbers Indicted.

St. Louis, 19.-John Bergler, Greed
Chapman and John Land, three of the
men arrested on suspicion Of being inter-
ested in the robbery of the Chicago and
Alton train at Blue Cut, near independ-
ence, Mo-, on September 29th, were in
dicted to-day by a special grand jury.
The testimony against these men is con-
sidered conclusive.
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NihiHistS.

New York, 19.-HeraLd'S st. Peters.
burg: The report of the ACCOMPLISHMENT
and transportation to the Fortress o.
Schlesburg of the prisoner Hessy Helf
mann is untrue. She is still in Fortress
Petropolovisky. She will be confined
this month or next. The grand park OF
the imperial residence at Gatschina and
the approaches to the Palace are now
brilliantly illuminated with electric
lights to guard against nihilists.
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Buys and sails Exchange on New York, So
Francisco, Chicago, St. Louis. Omaha.
LONDON and principal Continental CitieS