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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-02
Mining suit Dismissed.

SAN Francisco, June flames Bra
zell filed q complaint in the Superior
Court against George r. Wells and Jas.
C. Flood. The cause of action sets forth
that in MAY, 1882, the plaintiff and de-
PENDANT Wells entered into mutual
partnership to mine in Nevada. About
that time they visited the Mount Cory
mine, which was for sale at $4,000
Not having the required cash, Wells in
duced defendant Flood to advance said
sum, he agreeing, it is averred, to hold
one-fourth part Of the property in trust
for the plaintiff and Wells. The prop
erty was purchased about the 18th of
June, 1852, and the conveyance was
taken in the name of Wells. On the
Sd of October following he conveyed the
property to Flood Plaintiff AYERS that
the mine is worth 500, 900, and that
Wells denies that partnership relations
exist between him and plaintiff, or that
plaintiff has any interest in said prop
erty. The plaintiff prays for a dissoln-
ton of the partnership, for an account
ing, and that Flood convey to him an UNI
divided eighth of the property, etc.
The examination OF James Ravens, on
the charge of being engaged in snug.
Cling, was resumed this afternoon before
Commissioner Hoffman The Govern
ment said it had no more testimony to
offer, when w. H. L. Barnes moved the
dismissal of the charge, and the Gov.
eminent attorney not Directing the case
was dismissed
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-02
Special Notice.

Hereafter notices Of Companies. societies
churches, ETC., will only be Inserted in the HERALD
as paid Advertisements We reserve, for Places
Of Worship, gratuitous directory, VIII Oh will
appear every Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-02
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NEW TODAY.
LOST.

EDELMAN g. CO., Cigar Manufac-
turerS, make the best cigars and do the largest
obbing trade in Southern California. myl3u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-02


inventions sold at the Patent Office to.
day for 1852,
Possible Presidential Candidates.
CHICAGO, June Hon. Warner
Miller arrived from the West yesterday.
When asked who was being spoken of
for presidential nominations, he said
at is too early to make states, as | told
them in California. only regard three
names seriously Harrison, of Indiana,
Edmunds and Logan. Harrison is very
popular man and would be a strong can
didate. Both Edmunds and Davis were
in California while i was there, and
there was, of course, good deal OF talk
on the subject, but all felt it too soon to
prophecy. By the way, Dana of the
Sun, had been there, too, and heard it
said that he was still for Tilden."
Then you think the old Stalwart
fight will not be revived 90
81 don't see how it can. No; it will
not come up gain. A new man will be
taken up who can unite the party"
The Senator thought the tariff ques-
ton might be revived by the Democrats
at the next session, but hardly expected
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-02

SAN FRANCISCO June IA Bulletin
special from Fort Bowie, Arizona, June
LIST, says; Crook, after driving the hos
tiles to the chihuahua slope, was seek
ing the Apache camp where the squaws
are. II is believed the Apaches have
divided and that Crook trying to force
them out of the mountains to the Sonora
side, there to join his troops with the
Mexicans under Garcia. Both sides are
fearful of interference from their respec-
tive governments, which explains, as is
believed, why Crook will not communi-
cate with the War Department until
the campaign is ended
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-02
LOrne and Louise.

LONDON, June Lord Lorne and the
Princess Louise arrived to-day. They
were Justify cheered.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-02
For Sale.

Every thing ready TO step In and go to work
For price and further particulars apply at once
to A. NJ. Turner, Riverside, Cal, jung II
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-02
Railroad Commissioners SEIZED
uIes to Reduce Fares.

SAN Francisco. June 1.-THE full
Board eff Railroad Commissioners met
this noon, President Carpenter presid-
ing. Mr.. Humphrey offered "A schedule
reducing fares on the Central Pacific and
leased lines, promising it with the re
mark that it was not perfect and he did
not offer it for final passage, but only for
consideration by the board. The reduc-
ton ran all the way from forty per cent.
to two and onehali. On the smaller or
leased lines the mileage was reduced to
an average of five cents. Mr.. Hum
phreys stated that the average reduction
was IRON 22A to 25 per cent. A long dis
cussion ensued, which was participated
in by Dr.. Leverson and Clark During
the discussion Mr.. Foote stated that if
he could not obtain his three per cent.
a mile tariff he must vote for the sched-
ule introduced, but he was afraid that it
was so imperfect that it might lead to
litigation and injunctions and become
useless. The matter waj then dropped,
the understanding being that the sched-
ule will be considered by the Commits
sioners. As regards the Harrison mat
ter, Commissioner Humphreys stated
that he intended to file an opinion of his
own, but declined to say on which side
il would incline
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-02
The Next batch.

Mr. A. s. HOiilngsworth is the Santa Ana agent
Of the HERALD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-02
THE LATEST !
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
PACIFIC COAST.



FRESNO, June 1.-The following "a q
list OF south bound passengers passing
mere to.daYi
Rev J Smith, Algiers; y u Bailey,
Julian; , St9ry, Coun IN biuhsi mr'
~ u;Iiar 70, E,a,cisco. Ms Wolf and
J.,,nh,a, SOL Son. ~ 4 MaxweiI Miss
y NJ ,tantraSco a n Ronebrake rJ
nor,. IDRnT Jos Angeles. ! g Nor.
,;a a cav;no,,n Kv. .Iobp Lewis
nI I A r.. = Pncbar3 pownev. Perry
pros Tambs,ore. A r. crawford Texas
nh Alien Nelson Alien. seattle. Mrs
n Il Baker New Orleans
The stock Board.
SAN FRAscIsco. June alpha,
q. 40; Belcher, Q 20; Best 4 Belcher, 4. 55;
Bodie Con. 90; Bullion, Las; Califor.
min 90. t,hollar. ass: Consolidated
Va 40. Crown pr. ITO; Eureka Con.
2 G0. Excheouer. 60; Gould & Curry.
a 40. Grand Prize. 20: Hale Il Norcross.
$50: Martin White, -; Mexican, 4.I5;
MI Diablo. 90. Northern Bell. 90;
Ophir. 3. rs; Overman, Z. 35; Potosi, !. go;
savage. 30; Silver King, 1862; Sierra
Nevada. 5.85; Union. 800; Utah, -;
Yellow Jacket AIS.
o'emr,nE "u' 80, N," 1870. ,.. .".s
"' 's ''o'
'''.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-02

NASHVILLE, June l.--Gen. Geo. P.
Buell., U. s. A., died this afternoon,
near this city, from the effects of an
operation performed on his jaw, some
three weeks since, combined with heart
disease.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-02
EASTERN.


WAsHINCToN, June sixteen thou.
sand rejected models of unpatentable
inventions sold at the Patent Office to.
day for SOP.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-02

Il would amount 10 much In view Of the
nearDess of the presidential election and
the division among the Democrats on
the issue.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25

If you have a tasteful house,
which it may be, whether cost
ing little or much, you want a
mantel, a bookcase or table
that will please and not offend
your eye whenever you enter
the room. Tris may cost $50
or possibly $1,000, but you
mayn't find just the thing in
a weeks hunting for it. We
send our designer to you, who
takes in the surroundings,
makes a sketch or two, and
you directly see on paper what
you've already seen Gin the
minds eye" For this Order
Work Department we have a
building outside, covering more
ground than any similar one
in Philadelphia. But that.
enough to speak OF to-day.
Stairways TO galleries. Chestnut street entran e
left on Jun per street, right.
JOHN WANAMAKER
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
iT3J JslD0d13b 5YG z ssNEsi dts~1fia1
gsaf twa isit9dlla4l a 1faes sssl "a
BQtl1E 66SeH&
w'liIlI,MIsl'qEoe, s,tlS e rUEsRAS, SEPT.
Am opsn nsnAnOs of LAW.

II IA not At ait sufpfisng that the
iimodel' police, who have no. regard for lawn |
or decency, shOald decide to- openly disre-
gard the Judicial opiHion In respect TO thefI
jurisdiction Of the Municipal Court, but the.
announcement that Esquire 0'Neill win len
hia Official station to, further their Illegal
aims and put into their pockets money that
belongs to the people of Wilmington is'
almost beyond credence. ,a =. y
No more reckless exhibition OF contempt
for the GlecisiOus OF our courts was ever seen
in this community, and II 1t is continued
serious consequences may result.
It is well known throughout the city that
. our jndges have uOited in ~ opinion CON
firming the validity of our Municipal Court,
and declaring it the only tribunal before
which offenses of minor character
can legally be heard and deter
mined. This fact ia as well-known TO law
breakers and offenders against the public
peace as it is to orderly and well-behaved
~iizens.
In case the police persist in taking offend
ers before Squire 0'Neili, and he continues
to exercise the power Of judicially deternin'
i,g their guilt and imposing penalties for
their misdemeanors, we may expect TO see
physical resistance to his authority. In TACT
the very instant prisoner Is takel
from the police station for the purpose
being removed to Esquire 0'Neill's cour
for trial he lis virtually released iron
custody, and any subsequent atte mF
to restrain his liberty will be an infringe
ment Of his rights which he will be legal
justified in resisting by brute force
Thia is q state of affairs which n
good citizen desires to see in this city
but It will surely prevail If this unlawfu
resistance to the just authority Of the Nun
cipal Court is continued. 1t is warraptP
nv no sensible reason, and is aetuated soel
by the desire OF those particularly intereste
70 pocket money in the shape OF fines al
fees that of right belongs in the pub |
treasury. Even criminals and law-breake
will refuse to be tried by an uuwa
ranted tribunal, and the authori
Of the police and Esquire ONE
will surely be openly defed If attempts al
made to exercise It in an illegal name
after the very plain and explicit opinion {
the Judges Of our Superior Court.
1t is now clearly tame for City Council
take action in this matter, and By passin
an ordinance directing the Chief Of Police
attend daily upon the sessions of the Nun
cipal Court and bring all cases from tt
police station before 1t fol trial, compel Oh
iltence to the law. If he should have t
bardihood to refuse even after this admol
ton, the Couu:il could bring him to
senses by refusing to pass the police p
roll. The people have been robbed 10
enough, aud II City Council cannot find
way TO stop this outrageous disregard
law and public decency, we opine that
rem .dy will be speedily and summarily
tanned through special session of
Legislature.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
josh pllIlng. heard From.

J.. NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. II, $3.50.
Dear Buters-I am here trying TO breath
In all the salt air OF the ocean, and having
been sufferer for more than year tn a
refractory iver,I was induced to mix Hop
Bitters with the sea gale, and have foun q
the tincture a glorious result.
have been greatly helped by the Bitters, and
am not afraid to say so.
Yours withouta struggle,
JOSH BILLINGS.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
rha rhrioe-Arlnea Panoply of Truth.

Tho success of merit when once recognized as
a success invariably excites detractiOn and sti-
mulates envy, hatred malice and all uncharita-
bleness No man OF enterprise is worthy of re-
gard whose reputation has not been some time
assailed by the bafhed rage OF some disap-
pointed one, whose attempt to defraud, defame
or destroy righteous cause has been defeated
after detection. Tho panoply of truth, honesty
and fair dealing to all has caused The Louis
lana State Lottery to be hvincihle to any at
tack upon the integrity Of the management Of
It's distributions bv Gents q. It. Beauregard
OF La, Jubal A. Early OF Va and while, here
and there, sone disappointed one may grumble
nublie opinion s unanimous that everything is
straight and ssaare The next drawing 1.-THE
,sIst monthly viii Jake place on Oct. 9th. and
any information desired will he given on appli'
cation To n. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25

A CORRESPONDENT elsewhere calls atten-
tion to the fact that many of our streets are
unprovIded with name plates, which are so
necessary for public information. few
years ago we were unusually well equipped
in this respect, but new streets have been
neglected and many of the old plates are
broken, until we are al most as badly off as
Philadelphia, Ne# York, and other large
cities. The matter should be attended to.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
RAILROAD LINES
DHILADRIlPHIA, VIII fs1S
~ MfNGTON AND 0KS"u
BADTIMnRE kAII4ROAD.

DHILA DEIiRHIA, VIII t.
II 4 MfNGTON AND 9R$@A
bAbTtMuRE kAIlROAD.
JUNE 2 1851.
Trains viii lsaSe wilmington a. follows for
ehiIadelphia aud Intern ediate stations-a-t 5soa
1n.1, :. A. 81 10 4.0O, IN. $3.50 y. m.
rhilnaalnhia saxprsss 100, 2.22, e,a1 7-51 Ala
esoo, s,, ,e.5s TO- 10 II. 50. a. m Il iA la, II, esa
e.s0, T.@ p. m.
New York 90 20, 60, 80, s4fas ~ 81 a. ~.
y ~I4.SA La. 2isA Mi s.Ss, Iszo' psmS II
Baltimore and intermediate stauons-l,@,
g.iTa. N. 800 p. m,
baltimore and Bay l.ipe--6,Hp. N.
Z I. hn. I.o6, q. %, 6bO e.57, n.O4p. m!
Baltimore snly-1.05, a. m. l2H ana S'OOp.m.
rTrstns for Delaware Division leave fer g
New Castle-S.00 e.iO a. m. los, s.m e.zS p. tnI
Harrington aud intermeAifte stati0ns--s, 10 a. nj
Los, s.25 p. N.
5DelpAE and intermediate stAtlsps--s.io 4. InI
Express eor Delmar, 4.Oop.m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
| Phiiadeiphfa and intermediate gtations-6.1 .10n. m
u hf2.t q m. s. %. 7.S, e.b6, ?. m.
| philadelphia and New Hork--20o, a.@ A. mlb.i1
| 6.ao, 7.2B p. m,
Baltimore and wasbington-i.4A LEl, s.eS. ai1
R,mtlli.Qfp4ti tin. utlg sa1 "a
BsltimesfTui.OS p 70. .ys Jsal .4olis9uta
kh f9T, Af;heI Information. RAsselsgefs Mt
Il Mg~Frkins marked thus. tsbaTe limited expfei
upon which extra fare is charged. .aif1
ftszs bug. II. WOOD. General Passenger Akt
4 iiIuOhAsa n. PUGH. asnsrA M',hsger.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25

You won't fiud for the price,
a richer Triple Condiment Set.
for individual pepper, salt and
mustard, than those in Bacca-
rat, hand-painte ed. triple-plate
mountings. Latest and best.
silver counter, len Of Juniper street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25

A sTRoLLING PARTY of Turks, accom-
panied by three bears, passed through VII
mington, yesterday, towards Philadelphia
Blood -eurdling tales about these bears beinl
fed with the dead bodies OF infants will nov
he in order.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25

THE BALTIMORE Day violently and uu-
reasonably opposes the nomination Of Hon
F. C. Latrobe for Mayor by the Democrats
of Baltimore. The animus OF the Days at
titude, it IS said, rests in personal difference
between the proprietor of the paper and Mr.
Latrobe. However, Mr. Latrobe will doubt
less be nominated all the same, and elected
without much trouble.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25

A JOB in Flemish shu. Store
Ware is the stFangest thing our
China Department has struck
lately, They are excellent
copies Of the Flemish ware o.
tour centuries ago. Vases,
Pitchers, Mugs, Jugs, etc, from
l5c. to S., easily worth, at
ordinary stores, double the
price a5 I,-.
Bisque figures and orna.
ments are now opening at g
losing price to the importers
l0c. to 500.
Lower nOor Junips street side, foot Of stair
wAv to the lift.
JOIN wANAMAKER.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25

THE EXPLOSION at Woolwich, yesterday,
must have made all England quake for fear
the detested Fenians had at last perfected q
plot to blow Victoria's kingdom out of the
water
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25

u LAST NIGHTS heavy rain proved good
scavenger, and cleaned the paved streets in
few hours much more thoroughly than
the Street Comm, sioner's gang would have
done in a few weeks.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
'(NAMDEN AND ATLANTIC R.R.
ON AND AFTER JUNE 30 ASA 81
TRAINS WILL LEAVE As FonLows


TRAINS WILL LEAVE As FOnLOws:
F0R RATLANTIcCFrY. '''.
From Vine Stueet Ferry ES press on weak days,
a4S n. m "a 400 Red 6.4Sp y. IN. I'm SAt0 n
lay oilg, 40 p. III. On Sunday, 7.@ aud $40 a.
m. ilI
week days. 30 ~ NJ, 800. =, ,W and $40 pm On
Saturday ON y, 100 D. N, On sunday 1.D and
Accomuo aation.Train will leave above Farries
on week-dAys at 3. 10 a. III. and T. 20 y. M, Ando
suntay at to.O0R. IN. and4.S0 p.fns u
Parlor cara attached oiAu express trains. q;
Excursion train will Irsve the above Ferries
daily At e.aOa. M sr...r.., q.
LOCAL TRAINS FROM PHIL ADRLPHIA.
For Haddonneld from Wine and shaekamax I on
srtet Ferries, ,7o0 s.n0 1870 and II 20 a. tn. I;
l2.O0 me- 2OQ. 4, 20. 500, go u. IN u
Fro Vine stroe' only, s. -, 7.a0 go =. N. From
shackamaxon street onif. 5.s0p.m Il
sunday trains leave both Ferries ut 500 and !. -
4 a. M, and AO y. m.
Market etr.et I'D IA, M, Sa SOY and Il ~ y,
| M, Week-dnys. Sundays 9.D 4, M, $50 p 10.
For Atco, from Vine and SbackAnaxon street
Ferries s.WR. M. 100 noon; 80, 40 ~
boot of Market street, ti.aO D, m. =,
| For HainrnOnton from Vine ana shhekamaK on 81;
ferries, S.0OR. M, 40, So, $50 p. M iun
days, 4. ,0A. m, 4.3o n. IN. saturdays oily
from FOOT Of Marke street, II sop. IN.
For Lakeside, it.O0A, M, 200 p. m.
Fol Marlton. Mcdf rd, MI. Hpllyl and interrne
diate stations. leave ioqt yf Mar Z t n. l. weei
days, SJa. ~, 2, and 800 p. IN, Suudtys
-.aia. H., go y. N. From Vinc aud shat IA
max n Ferries, 1000 a. M, week days.
For llliamst0wn, from Vine and .hackanaNOl
Woodruff pSrlor cars on al express trains
W. N. BANEARD, J. 4. WOOD,
superintendent. emil Pass. Agent
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
NEW YORK DIVISION.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATIol
FOR NEW YORK.


Express on week-days, s.lA 3.20, S.4h
4.5 except Monday, go i,s1 s0, SD
and IL a. tLimited Express, 1.SD
620p. M l. 3 l. S. $50, 7.I5, and 5. % y. m,
and l.0l night. bn sundays, ais, 3D, 3.4A
q $40 q. m, l. tLimted Express 5.1JJ .. ~, 10,
Sand $40 p. m, and l2.Ol night.
For Brooklyn, \. y, al Though trains CON
meet at jersey City with boats Of ''BrpoklS n
Annex, - afordinF direct transfer to Fulton
street. avoiding double ferriage and journey
across New York city.
Express for Sea GRIT spring Lake, Ocean Beach,
Ocean Grove, Asbury Fark and Long Branch,
500 ami ll.;O a. M, and 2.i5, 800, $50, 400 D.
M, week DAYS.
FROM KENsINGTON STATION FRONT AMI
NORRIS STREETS.
Express for New York, SIS aud $40 a. IN. oI
weekdays.
FROM MARKET STREET WHARF.
Express for New York, via Camden ana Trenton,
$50 h. M, and 4.SO y. m, on weekdays.
Tx press for Ocean Grove and Long Branch, &c.
VIA Toms River and Berkeley. 7.5O Il. m, p
m.
Express for Toms River and intermediate
stations, Z. 81 a. IN, and D. 70 y. III.
Tuckerton, 7. - a. III. and 400 p. IN.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
Florida Water.

Fifty cents bottle. Sold by Dantorth,
druggist, Second and Market streets. Trusses
q speciality.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
reliable Place to Buy Pianos.

George l.. Walker, piano pArlors, ,S36 North
Sixth street, near Parrish, Philadelphia M
connection with any piano ware rooms or
parties of a similar name.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
BELvIDERE DIVISION.

FROM BROAD STREET STATION.
Daily, except sunday-EXpress for Lambertyille,
EAston, Delaware Water Gap, Scranton, Bling
hamtOn and OswegO, 5.O0a. M, II. Oh and 100 p.
m. For Scranton and Water Gap only, 800
d. m.
FOR Lambertville, 3p. m.
FOR Femington, So a, m, II. Oh and 4.OOp. m.
Trains arrive dali ~, except Sunday--From EAston,
$50 r. m; 80, 7, i6 and s.55 p. IN.
FROM KENSINGTON STATION, FRONT
AND NORRIS STREETS.
Daily, except Sunday-Express for Lambertyille,
Easton, delaware Water tap, Scranton. Bing'
hanton and Oswego, 7.4O a, m, l20l, $40 p. N,
For scranton and Water q ap only, 3.S5 p. IN.
For BambeTtNille, 2.lO y. m.
For FlemingtOu, 2. 40 "A. IN. lZ.Ol and 3, 80 q m.
oleeping-car tickets can be had At Broad Ant
Chestnut streets, sSs Chestnut street, and BroaC
Street station.
The Union Transfer Company will call for ant
check baggage from hotels aud residences. TIM
cards and fll Information can be obtained At thl
stations and At the following
No, 535 Chestnut street.
5. n. cor, Broad and Chestnut
TICKET oFFuCEs: No. ilS Market street
No. 4Chellon ave. Germant'n n
No. 324 Federal ST. Camden
| CHARLIE Il. PUGH, General Manager,
j. X, GOD, General Passenger Agent.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
JOHN W WANAMAKER

One Of. those thoroughly
Yankee devices that you can't
get away from without invest
ing, is a scrubbing brush on
the end of a hand staff, that
takes up the dirty water as a
sweeper takes up the sweep
ings. tn ugh not handsome
to look at, tits irresistible.
$l.50, .e
Market street main entrance. foot of stairway ON
right, lower door. ..'i.l
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25

I
.-f aJuraibul 70 stH Ne QIiW f0fysNf -
a1 Equ nOctiAl storm bogood;,
iGossa mers for ladies and all
sorts ofRubberq Projections for
ladies, misses, and gentlemen
for wet days, are, lin the, rubber
department, of the aaain aisle'
+near, the centre entrance on
Market street. III Z ai.aoa @
We endeavor to keep Or
hand. lat all .seasona all th'
best styles Ot Hossatners, a1c
You maybe perfectly sure .
finding them on the minut'
they are wanted. Is VI.
JOHN wANAMAKER-
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
JOHN wANzaE1xER,s:
5ILl. IL LrF.

-5ItL III III.
To coachmen: Carriages
will set down on Thirteenth
street, centre door, midway be-
tween Chestnut and Market,
while Chestnut street is torn
up by Highway Department. |
JOHN wANAMAKER. I
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
NEW ADvERTEs "a ENTs.
n pl RE 4 TEAS !

Absolutely pure. They contain no spurious
Or exhausted leaves. Mo- hemicas or Col1ring
for mixing with Weaker and Cheaper China
Teas. They contain a very high percentase Of
Extract, They are cultivated and prepared
most approved scientific methods. The eaf Is
manipulated by maehiuery, giving uniformity
They retain their valuable qualities f,r an un-
usual length Of time. JOHN q. PHiLLlls a
CO, I30 Water street, New York. Agen8 Of the
Calcutta Ten syndicate, Is
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
JOHN WANAMAKER.
JOHN WANAMAKER,

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets, and
City-Han square, Philadelphia.