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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-21

Hot sPRINGs, Ark, April 20.-To-day, E. NJ
Berry, an Atlanta, Ga, druggist, drew a re-
volver on John C. Kirkpatrick, formerly his
partner. The latter closed on him, and struggle
began, in which the weapon discharged and
Berry shot IN the thigh inflicting a severe
wound. The second shot entered Kirk patrick's
left side, near the pit of the stomach, but the
wound was not mortal. The quarrel was about
business
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Interesting to RaiIroads.

ST. LOUIS April 2o.-Judee Van Wagner, of
of considerable interest to all railroad compii-
MES. II was on motion TO quash three indict-
ments against George Mckenzie formerly n
me mber of the ticket brokerlng firm of Milford
&c Mckenzie, who was indicted in connection
with the Ross ticket frauds, at Kansas City,
some months ago. Judge Van Wagner holds
that the tickets in question, set in the in
dicJment, possess elements of a contract,
and the mere printing them or having them in
possession affords no cause or foundation for
criminal prosecution under our statuJes
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A Southern Musical Event.

MEMPHIS, April 2o.-The Mozart Society of
Memphis, a chorus $50 strong, accompanied by
Theodore Thomas's orchestra of seventy pie ces,
and five eminent vioinists, Will produce
GounoG's Redemption" on May II, niscella-
neous programme at the matinee the 9Th,
and "Elijah" on the night of the 18th, at the Ex-
position building this city The sale of seats by
nuction for this grandest musical festival ever
held in the South begins at noon on April "a
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and more dignifed. but there never has been
in history reign like that of Queen Victo-
tria, who, surrounded by an impenetrable
etiquette, breaks it to tell her people that de-
votion, even in the humblest of followers,
has reused in her real friendship Repub-
licanism in England sleeps and will sleep
while the Queen reigns Is there not in that
mere truism a sufficient biography?
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American Association of Civil Engineers.

chief engineer OF the Chicago, Milwaukee q st.
Paul railway, IN whose hands was left the mat
ter OF preparing for the annual meeting of the
American Association of Civil Engineers reports
that the same will be held at st. Paul and Min
neapolis, June 20. The association comprises
700 members, and over MALT Of that number, with
their families, are expected.
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Steamship Arrivals.

NEW YORK, April 20.-Arrived: Fulda, from
Bremen; Adriatic, from Liverpool.
LONDON, April 2O.-Arrived: Celtic and
Scythia from New York. Boston City, from
Boston.
DELAWARE BREAK WATER, April 20.-The
steamship Hederland, which passed out on the
18th for Antwerp, has returned, with her ma
chinery disabled.
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Cleveland RoIling-Mm Not Shut Down.

CLEVELAND, April 2O.-sensational specials
have been teegraphed that the Cleveland Roll
1ns-nll Company has shut down part of the
employment. The simple fact is thar, owing TO
j'nving a STOCK of Siemens q Martin steel
Aead, they stopped that furnace last Monday
'or one week, laying off twenty five men during
nat period. Work will be resumed next Mon
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-21
A Young Mans Suicide.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE, April 20,-A young man named
William F. Smith, who had been employed as a
hostler here for some time, stepped into store
at the corner of Fifth and Cherry streets, this
morn ing. and asking to be shown a large revolv-
er, took the proprietor's, which was loaded, and
while examining it, placed it. while he was not
observed, against his head and fired, killing
himself. Dependency from long sickness was
supposed to be the cause He came here several
years ago from Proetorville, o., where his
faith er still resides He was about twenty-eight
wears of age and unmarried.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-21
The Murderer Dunn Arrairnnd

CHICAGO April 20.-The case OF Jere Dunn,
charged with the murder of Joseph Elliott, the
pugllisr, was called in the Criminal Court this
morning. Emory A. Storrs and Daniel Mum
appeared for the defense, and made application
for a change of venue on the ground that Judge
Jameson was preiudiced. After brief consul
tation with the States attorney, Mr.. Mills an
nonnced that The counsel had agreed that the
case be heard by Judge Smith. The change of
venue was granted in accordance with the agree.
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Tho YYaek,s FaiInres

NEW York, April 2O.-The business faiiures
f"r fhe last seven days. as reported to r. G. Dun
u Co.'S mercantile agency, numbers POS, as
gainst 80 for last week The New England
: -ates had 90 the Middle States 81, the Western
]! :, the Southern A, the Pacific States and Ter
''tOFles 20, Canada IA, and New York city 10.
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Naval OfRcers Charged with smuggling.

Naval officers Charged with Smuggling.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, April 20-Charges against naval
officers of wholesale smuggling are again in
duged in in the Treasury Department and
other circles. The assertion is openly made that
the government has lost more money through
the smuggling of nava, officers than through all
sources combined, whereat naval officers are
highly indignant.
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Youthful Mail Robbers.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELKHART, April 20-Bert and Fred Shigley,
respectively nine and thirteen years of age,
were to-day arrested at the instigation of the
postmaster, for robbing the mails. They had
been accustomed to call for the mail for differ
ent parties then stealing what valuable
and throwing the rest away. They confess and
implicate others.
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Municipal Nominations.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LAPoRTE, April Goat the Republican city
convention tonight, ]. W. Crumpacker was nom
mated for mayor; B. F. Ash, clerk; George +.
Lay, marshal; H. C. Reglow for treasurer, and
c. Austin, S. Hoover, T. ButterwOrth George
Wharwell and Charles Kasbourn for councilmen.
Law, ReglOw and Butterworth are present in-
nnmhRnIE.
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Why a City Marshal Went to Glory.

Las Vegas Correspondence Chicago Inter Ocean.
But didn't the cowboys murder the city
marshal of Fort Dodge" asked.
"Waal, yes he replied with smile. 1.-THE
marshal of Fort Dodge did go to glory last
winter"
How did that happenY'
"Waal, you see," he said, "the marshal was
a rustler, and he played his game on
the wrong party. He used to catch
a tender-foot with rocks now and
then, lock him up in thu cooler,
pinch his Doodle [rob him of his money!,
and then order him to leave town. That
would do as long as he played it on tender
feet but cowboy went East for spell, and
when he came back here with a long-horned
collar and bald-faced shirt the marshal
tried the game on him, and that was the end
of it."
"What did you do?'
"We only plugged him."
''Was he killed%
"That's what the coroner said"
'Then you do shoot times?"
eyes, there's considerable shooting going
on now and then. When a<han comes out
here and punches cows for three or four
years it won't do to play no games on him."
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General Crook win Move on nronday.

WILCOX, A. T. April 20.-Captain Joyce and
the Tombstone Rangers will not attack the San
Carlos Indians at present. General Crook will
move on Monday at the latest. Quartermaster
Darlington will arrive on Sunday with sixty
days supplies, and another train is already at
Guadaoupe Canyon, where Mexican troops are
concentrating. The GatewoOd Indian scouts
will arrive here tomorrow. A terrible sand
etOrm is prevailing at present.
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Large Fire at New orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, April 20.-A fire this morning
burned out BOsseau 81 Martinez, hats: Levi
i.Gch, seheuer & Co., wholesale dry goods; Han
damaged: s. j. Mullans, iron wnre-house; a
Wolf. crockery. The loss is estimated at $780,
400.
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New Postoffice-Prostrated by Heart Disease.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WILKINSON, Hancock County, April ia
new pOstofice has been established here, with
John Z. OVerman, of Maple Valley, as post
master.
E. H. Tiffany, the teacher at Warrington, this
township, was on Wednesday Frustrated by an
attack of heart disease. He was hearing class,
when he all at once fell to The floor uneonclous
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ILLINOIS.

Strike of One Hundred and Fifty Water
Works Employees at Danville.
Special to the indianapolis journal.
DANvILLE, April 20-About $50 men ei1.
ploy ed by the Water.works Company in laying
water mains in this city, struck for higher
wages this morning. The men have been re.
ceiving rs cents per section" for digging
trenches. They now demand 81 per "section."
The company refuses to make the advance, and
tho men have quit work. The men also COM
plain that when they made the contract,
"section" was understood to mean twelve feet,
and that the contractor has been measuring
sixteen feet for section. About thirteen miles
of main in yet to be laid
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-21
The FIGHT Ahandnned

SPRINGFIELD, April 20.-The deadlock in the
Illinois Legislature WAS broken this morning.
Rock refused to enter the House, and the Repub-
licans, recognizing the impossibility of seating
Bradwel, abandoned the fight, and il will not
ha raaunRd
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Information Gratis.

DUsIOH IIeIHIu
CDR. ]. g. Holland" owner and inventor
of the alleged Irish navy, is not Timothy
Titcomb, though English papers will proba-
bly, think so. He is not 'Dr. ]. G." either,
only Mr. j. p
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seem to have permanently subsidized. They were
melted and aggravated by few of the hot
headed and by the sympathy of the Knights of
Labor, who are very strong in Bloomington.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-21

Railroad Laborers Strike Threatened.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, April 20. - The labor
troubles threatened between the employees of tho
Chicago G. Alton in this city and the company
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DON'T fail to read article on Hercules Powder
first column, third page, in to-day's issue.
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General Crook Rendy to- Move southward.

ST. LOUIS, April 20.-A dispatch from Wilcox,
A. T., says 200 Indian scouts are enlisted, aud
General Crook has completed plan for a vigor
GUS and decisive campaign against the Apaches.
He is now sending supplies to Guadalupe can
yon, where the Mexican army is concentrating
across the line. The reported investment of
Calabasas by Indians is unfounded. The sup
posed signal fires caused by them only the
camp fires of prospectors Troops are patrOlling
from Nagolas to the Mexican line. There are no
fresh depredations anywhere in this territory.
Troops and scouts are in fine condition and eager
to start. They go light, and viii follow any
trail In the direction of the Apache stronghold,
which is said, however. to be Inaccessible to
horses. Guadaloupe canyon is about four days
march from this place.
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DON'T fail to read article on Hercules Powder,
trst column, tAlrG page, IN tOday's issue.
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DoN'r fail to read article on Hercules Powder
first column, third page, in to-day's issue.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-15
Tracing the Counterfetters
Crime.

New YoRK, Nor- 1.-THE police
found in Division street, in which was .
workshop used by Brockway, the coun.
terfeiter. a large trunk containing an
assortment OF counterfeiters' tools and
some tracing paper with the forged sig
natures Of Leland Stanford, C. p Hunt
ington and Speyer Bros, of London,
bankers.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-15

meet heah ON the terms of equality
but de member who blacks stoves an
saws wood am not 'spected to be SO
familiar as to ask de barber arnin' Sl7
per wes'v to lend him his toothpickj
Second II you find brudder in dis.
tress, aid him. Dar am no partickler
objeckshun to takin' mortgage on his
stove in case he wants to borrow 70
dollars in cash, but give him lestle
show befo' 70 closin' Third-Excuse
brudder's faults as fur as you kin, but
arter he has spit on your butes about
three times, you kin conclude dat he
aches to be licked. Fourth-Speak well
Of each other; avoid wrangles an slan.
der; be ready to give good advice; en-.
courage sobriety an industry, but doan'
let man kick yer dog simply bskase he
sits on de stool mex you in Paradise
Hsll. ."-Defroit Free Press.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-15
FRESH SEEDS.
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE 20 Credlt0TH.
Estate Of J. o. Edwards, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given By the undersigned I'D.
ministrator Of the estate of J. O. Edwards, de
ceased to the creditors and to all persons having
claims against the said estate Of j. 0. Edwards
deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, to said administrator, at his Office
No. Q, Allen Block, the name being the place fol
the transaction Of the business Of said admins
traitor In the City and County ofLos Angeles
State OF California, within four months ai,sr ths
date Of the first publication Of this notice.
n. P. CUTLER,
Administrator ii the estate Of J. o. Edwards. de
ceased.
Dated November 18th. 1883.
Gardiner q Stephenson, Attorneys for Admin
istratof. 4wnol4
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-15
FoR SALE AT 4 sAackIR.

At Santa Monica, on Fourth street, a furnished
house Of six rooms and out-house; house well
built, with bay windows; furniture irst quality
three lots eaa b 5oxl5o. with picket fence and
cypress hedge around them: shrubbery drst quail
ity and grass lawn In frcut. This Is bargain,
cost $3.50 viii sell for s5. Apply on prem.
lses or address Mrs. S. b. Adams. santa Monica,
California. oct26 I'm
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FOR SALE.

THAT splendid property uitss1tsd On kt1111|
in the cltv OF Los Angeles. Hp~ o>1nyi11 NJ
r. winfield. and known - ''f1In N||I1 2
sisting Of two acres of land. hix&Iy I1111
with handsome new cottags: lafr9. ~ n
The whole richly and o1mpl111ly 11|1
thzoushout Beautiful lawn u fG1nt. ~ /
ing pl2htz Horso and phaaton. MA ~
and hm implements. 20 with ~ p1ac1
Sold 10 close en- e1fAfa- Pr<es. fI3c@&
o23 I'm Attorney foF Admixi1
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the Lime Kiln Club.

Judge Cbewso arose to ask for infor
nation. He wanted to know how strong
the frasernsl ties Of such club should
ne considered How far was hs
Obligated "Brother Chswso," replied
the President. II will read the fol.
ler'n' for yenx benefit fisst---All
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-15
S. RONWfR, n. D.. v. o.,
Vitapathic and fhromopathic Ply
sician.

DR.. Rohwet Is very sympathstic with sufferers
Before you give yourself up aud taink there is "a,
help for you, consult Dr. X, heer. II there Is pos
sible help or cure he will accomplish IL. rhs
vitspathis system Of healing is 50 much ahov,
the Homeopathic and Eclectic system, as tn,
latter Is above the old school drugging, and tns
Chromopathic system is 20 much above the Vita
pathic system Of healing the latter Is sbos,
the homeopathic system. The new syst m o.
chromopathy is net alone to renova Q the humar
body OF all its impurities: 1t is at tbs same tint
highly amin stinH. insan ", Consumption, Ners-
Gus Debility, Epilepsy. fsrsysis. Cancer. Dys
pspsia, In "a tall diseases, can be cured by it,
gentle treatment, by usl ng natures remedy 4
svoinIng drugs In th,it ,rl ie form; Or II drugi
have 70 be used. take them in a refined and sec-
trihed preparation. 1hese refined and electri
ally prepared drugs are only known by ths
vitap .thic phy-icsns. Annthor boon lsfor womsr
--Psrturition eithout almost any pain which car
he accom- iished BY vitapuhid treatment. Sc
do not suffer any longer. when you know yet
can be cured. CT a. least relieved. Go and sc,
Dr.. Rohwer. He will cure you. II cue Il pos
sibls.
His ofscs is at the corner OF Fourth and sprins
streets. once hours-From Q to IL o'clock A N
and from to tPA. nos2 3n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-15
A You.g Murderer Caught.

PORTLAND, Ogn., Nov. l4.-Chas. b.
Finlayson. this young boy charged with
numbering his steplnother, which was
reported on the 3rd instant, was cap
tured near WilIows. He acknowledged
the deed and said he struck her with an
axe. because she angered him.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-15
shay,s second victim.

PREscorr, A. r., Nov. a. Jack Shay.
who was shot by Monroe without prov
ocalion, died at the hospital this after
noon. An inquest will be held to-mor-
row. The room in which Shay died 10
the same as that in which Big Steve
died. who was shot by Shay, over year
am
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be gentle and kind TO the newspaper
man. Ask him, "What about the duel 2"
but limit your interview TO five minutes.
Believe him when he says he knows emo
thing" II he knew anything he would
tell you. Ii would be so much easier. you
know, for him 10 90 around and tell his
news than TO write and publish II.
Colonel Thomas III. Ellis, formerly presl-
dent Of the old James River and kanawha
Canal Company, but for number OF years
past citizen Of Chicago. is in the city on
visit TO relatives aud friends.
Amongst the cadets who passed success
fully the examination for appointment at
West Point was Writ Robinson from this
district.
Rev. DR.. j. y. Hawthorne tomorrow
night will deliver a lecture at the Fulton
street Baptist church subject, "Be True
to Thyseli."
The annual meeting Of the members OF
the Grain and Cotton Exchange Will be
held for the purpose Of electing officers to-
morrow morning at 1880 O'Clock, in the
rooms Of the Exchange. Messrs. l.. ID.
Crenshaw, Il. III. Elicit, and w. A. Sublett
win act as inspectors OF the election.
The American ship Macaulay, Bennett
master. was entered at the custom-housc
Yesterday from Baltimore, to load walnut
logs at West Point for Hamburg, Germany.
she will complete her load at Newporps
News,
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Better bargains Than Ever.o

In last Sundays Dispatch we advertised
TO sell two styles Of fine Atwood suits-one
style at so. which would be cheap else
where at S1j: the other style at SO, and
the same quality could not be bought less
than SIS in other stores.
We have only twenty-tbree left. These
must be sold, and to make them 90 quickly
we have reduced the $40 ones 10 50. and the
Sl2 ones have been marked SO. We have
also added another style of S1j suits to this
lot, and they will he also offered at so.
The like OF these bargains has never been
seen in this city. They have never been
equaIled. II you wish to secure one OF
the above suits it is well to come early be-
fore they are all gone.
THE ONE-PmCE CL0TnnNG.PALACE,
1901 Main street, corner Thirteenth,
A. STRAUs & Son.
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An important Improvement.

A number of gentlemen Of this city and
the officers OF the Blues have had under
consideration for several weeks the
feasibility OF establishing, in connection
with the military organization, an ath-
ietic club and natatorium. which they
believe would not only be q popular re-
sort, but also great promoter OF physical
culture and source OF both amusement
and profit to its originators. 1t is proposed
to erect Observation-Disclosures build
ing l0OxS0 feet. in a central location, ac-
cessible to every member, a lot having been
rendered at low price Tor the object; the
building to be arranged as follows:
In the basement, bowling-alleys, shoot
ing-range, engine-room, coal-bunkers, and
storage-rooms.
On the first floor, the main entrance, q
number OF private bathrooms, smoking
rooms, and dressing-rooms; but the prin-
cipal feature OF this loor, and in fact OF the
entire building, Will be large plunge or
swimming bath, 80 by 20 feet, two stories
nigh, lighted from the top by skylights and
from the sides by large Gothic windows.
which VIII not only give perfect light. but
also perfect ventilation. This bath will he
so arranged as TO be deep or shallow, and
10 be used in cold or warm weather. and
VIII be attended by swimming-master.
anu VIII only be used on certain DAYS by
Others than the members Of the club. and
on those days only by such as are furnished
with an entrfe by member. Ii is contem-
plated 10 put In freezing apparatus by
which this swimming vat may be frozen
over In winter and used as skatng-rink.
On the second floor will be the large
meeting-room Of the military company and
athletic club, and suit Of rooms so ar
ranged Us 10 be separated or thrown into
one large hall for the use Of "german
clubs, marriage parties, entertainments,
Sc. On this floor will be complete
kitchen for use Of those giving banquets.
kc. On the third floor will be located the
arge driil-room and gymnasium. fitted
With all the implements and accessories OF
frst'class gymnastic establishment.
II has been estimated that this building
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ByR.B. Chaain & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers'
No. / north Tenth street.

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND Oh
v rtir APPOMATTOX RIVER. IN Iu ~
,n,rrTY or AMELIA, ABOUT fOUh M vi is5
TVVooWW MATTOAX DEPOT, FOR SAL I.uo AZ,
fn,.VgssrIoN.-Pursuant 10 decree OF we Sifou,s
AUnida ~ amelia county entered at its Marcn etln
Isss In the suit of stcgers adninlsIr, VI.
ior -, 0S,oser and others, the undersgne VINO
&c' ,croby appointed special com ior
ws u'r WIN offer for sale at pubic aue'on'
upon the premises, on nc 1000
81, o,.,ock p. NJ, that VALUABLE TKAcI
et ~ III Known as - kENNON,s,n AT present III
Or La asssssion OF Alfred Gerard, hsq- ana TOT
tne a. residence of John IL. steger' oeceaseu;
merly en' ,hc Appomattox river, IN the county %
iylns on .hnut four miles from Mat OAK depot, on
tne -, rorcnt survey s92 3-5 ACkEs cohs'uer
ing oy r,on of which is river low-grounds, anu
aoe por nnrt original forest. The Improvements
: arg y for n large family or for puDhc schooi'
fossesso ne fourth Of the purchase money ~
IEkHs, cash: the residue In equal nsi .,
be pnid III oa5,d three years, for which the pur-
a. onr hail execute his bonds bearing ', III lac
i ~ saie and b carry Interest lro 'e,r
Igy inc "a be retained until an lnc p Or
money shall have been paid ana II 1o' MEADE.
dered by the Court. eroc,al Commissioner
sale yR. b. ChAf'i' &c 2i-Su4t
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can he erected. the basement, first and
third floors. and the swimming bath finish
cd IN rough way, for the sum OF $1,000:
A number ~ shares have been subscribed
for "a Tone" Zone gentleman taking share for him
self and each one Of bis four sons), and the
remaining shares will be offered to such OF
,he nuhlic as wish TO avail themselves OF
his scheme. and can be vouched for as
Gentlemen OF respcciability. The shares
ore placed ut 900 each, and can be paid for
IN monthly instruments. The number OF
shares will be limited TO 200.
II Is 10 be hoped that this scheme VIII be
successfully carried out, and that 1t will
proyc here. as il has elsewhere, one Of the
most beneficial as well as most profitable
investment which can be made.