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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-01
STAPLE AND FANCY

Bought Of poask Sons at dollar
he has mammoth stock bought of Smith, CITY,
Mo- who failed with fresh stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
S2l, 900 bought cash. ndwllbe
here at 20 per cent less than goods be bought
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-01
oregon Notes.

PoRrIAxD, Oregon, Aug. 3I.-The
Northern Express Company begin busi-
meas here on September lston all railroad
and steamboat lines centering here and
>cu the steamers to San Francisco.
A train load Of thirty cars OF salmon
lesse Monday morning by the railroad
direct for New York.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-01

Los ANGELEs, CALIFORNIA. aplti
National Republican., 1883-12-18
THE pREvTrY BASKET.
Filled with Brief Mention or Many Mir
Fyeuts Of Ycsterdnv

Filled with BRIEF Mention or Many Minor
Events Of YcsterdAv.
The receipts from district taxes yesterday
amounted to S231309.
The net proceeds Of the fair for the benefit
of st. Augustine church were S3,102.27.
The bond of Rev. ]. A. Walter has been
cancelled as trustee of st. Vincents Female
Orphan asylum by order Of the commits
sioners.
The commissioners have notified Mrs. c. A.
Weed that no license is necessary for the
Woman's Christian association to sell the
handiwork of poor women unless commits
sion is charged.
Tho commissioners have referred the propo-
sition Of Maj. Hannemann. of the district ar
tillery, to change his artillery into q cavalry
company and return the cannon, to Gen.
Benet for action.
Tho commissioners have notified the Ches-
apCake and Ohio Canal company that they
will have to erect a railway along the canal
to prevent the use of tow lines unless the
company cause the former railing to be re-
placed within fifteen days.
Friday morning n lady and gentleman Wis
tied the receivingship Wyandotte aud when
they were leaving the ship tho lady caught
her foot in the mooring chains of the vessel,
and was thrown Violently to the ground, in
juring herself badly Her name was not as
National Republican., 1883-12-18
Diamonds nj speo,al Prices.

one-half carat solitaire ring, pure white, s25.
one stone Chester ring, very handsome $40.
Seven stone Chester ring. large stones, $50.
Five stone ring, set in heavy bnnd, $50.
Solitaire earrings, set in flowers, SO
One carat solitaire earrings warranted per.
feet SJO.'
One and five .eighths carat solitaire earrings,
pure white, Sl35.
Elegant flower lace pin, one diamond, sos.
Elegant colscent lace pin, six diamonds, $50.
Large line OF diamonds, rubics, shpphires, opals,
&C.. at pecal reductions for Xmas.
r. HARRIS IL Co., i32 Seventh street, near L.
National Republican., 1883-12-18
Suit for Dan,nres.

Henry Coleman, an auctloneer, doing business
on Tenth street northwest, yesterday filed an ac-
tion against Frank Thompson, another auctioneer,
claiming $4,000 damages. Coleman in lengthy
declaration sels forth that the defendantdid sew
eral times utter hDelOuS Language about plaintiff
to several parties, which injured his business to
the amount sued for. 10 pgof
National Republican., 1883-12-18
Buy! Buy A! Buy !

Buy! Buy !! Buy!
In our Print Department we
have hundreds of Print Cling
ham and Cambria Dresses,
tastily put up with fancy pic
lures, at Soc. and $I-the dress
specially for Holiday Presents.
In our Lace Curtain Depart
ment we have just opened a job
in 4-yard Nottingham Lace Cur
tains at $3.50 and So per pair
of which the former price was
$4 and $5-the lowest price
ever named on 4-yard Curtain.
We also show a handsome line
of Nottingham Lace Bed
Spreads and Shams, and An
tique Bed Spreads and Shams,
which make a very desirable
Holiday Gift to housekeeper.
In our Cotton Department
we are selling for a while the
Xxx Wamsutta Shirting at Ioc.
per yard, and a splendid 1914
Bleached Sheeting at CSC. per
yard. Our Welsh, All-Wool,
White and Scarlet Flannels
have gained very many patrons
National Republican., 1883-12-18
A Case OF Embezzlement.

William Young was OH trial in the criminal
court yesterday charged with having gin April,
1882, embezzled from Mrs. Ida Hartley s6O062. A
number Of witnesses were examined and con
siderable conl citing testimony adduced. District
Attori ey Taggart concluded his address TO the
jury late in the afternoon, aud the court adjourned
until to-day
National Republican., 1883-12-18
ninrrinrn I.irenana

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to An.
drew Grimes and Agnes Johnson, both of Prince
George county, Maryland; William b. Gibson and
Annie l.. Gibson, both of Baltimore, Md; George
b. Howard, of this city, and Rosa Pletsab, of Bal
timorc; John q. Henry and Caroline #. Wise.
Martin Johnson and Sarah Reed, Robert Il.
Lewis, of Annapolis. Nd, and Mary l. Cromwell,
uf
National Republican., 1883-12-18
6b. aa!ais aepn!.
:. Presents Presents !! r
FURS.! FURS! FURS
HALF FURRIERS PRICES.
LACE GOODS.

1t may seem an absurd claim, but claim which
deies contradiction,w claim more Lace Neckwear
In stock than all other stores combined in WASH
ington Our prices defy competition. q
90 doz. All.Silk Spanish Lace Fichus and Scarfs,
IN cream aud black. 0Sc is our price. The
usual price for this quality is Sl.35. a.
70 doz. Barcelona Spanish Lace Fichus and Scarfs,
extra size, and heavy silk. 81 30 and 81. As. The
usual prices arc $3.50 and Sl.75.
100 doz. Spanish Guipure Lace Fichus and Scarfs
Sl9S, 1925, and S2.6s. which is positive nearly
half usual prices. n
200 do2 Escurful Spanish and Hand.run Spanish
Fichus aud Scarfs, In cream and black, from
50 to SIS each. This lot comprises the finest
goods imported,
National Republican., 1883-12-18

who appreciate their excellence
and durability. We are Of
fering very special bargains in
Ladies and Gents Winter Un-
dervest-notably, an All-Wool
Scarlet Medicated Vest, at only
$1.39 per garment in both
Ladies and Gents. In Gents
White Merino we offer a very
superior garment for soc. and
75c., the seams of which are
made under a new patent of the
N. & N. B. Hosiery Co., and
are equal to full regular made
goods in this respect.
Kid Glove Department.
We have just received a line
of White and Opera N'ousque-
taire Kid Gloves in IL, Id I6,
IS, and 20 Button lengths, which
we are able to offer at even less
prices than are usually asked
for Lambskin Gloves. We con-
tinue the sale of our 4-Button
White Undressed Kid Gloves
at soc. per pair-the best bar
gain ever offered in a Kid Glove
suitable for evening wear.
Perrin Frere's Mems Best
French Kid Glove, embroidered
backs, in fall shades, only S.
per pair.
Mems 2-Button White and
Pearl Kid Gloves only 81 per
pair. These are better than
anything we have before offered
at $3.50 per pair. A special
bargain.
Christmas Hosiery.
We offer an elegant line OF
Ladies' Silk Hose, each pair
elegantly put up in a handsome
box.
Ladies Silk Hose, Cardinal,
Navy Blue, Wine, Plum, and
Black, at I.25 per pair; worth
$3.50.
Ladies' Fine Black Silk Hose
at $3.50, $I.75, and 81 per pair.
Ladies Ribbed Silk Hose,
Light Blue, Pink, Bronze, and
Wine, only $2.25 per pair.
Ladies' Pure Silk Hose,
Light Blue, Cardinal, Rose,
Pink, White, Cream, and Black,
reduced to IS per pair specially
for Christmas week.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
BOStOnDry Goods House.
National Republican., 1883-12-18
Handkerchiefs.

The lots mentioned below comprise bankrupt
Importers stock we bought very cheap for cash
For cash we are enabled to sell at nearly hall
usual prices and yet make a fair profit
Lot 80 comprises 500 doz. warranted AllIinen
Ilandkercniefs for ladies, endless variety.
iandkcrchiefs can he found in tlis lot worth
80, 6O and even 60c each. We offer the lot at
25c ench.
Lot Al comprises 125 doz Finest Sheer Linen Hand.
kerchieis, handsomely embroidered. These
HandkerchiefS are usually sold at 6S and 76C
each. We offer the lot at 80 and 48c ench.
Lot ~ comprises 75 doz Finest Gems of Parisian
Art. Each Handkerchief comes in an ex-
quisitely illuminated cover. and Is ready tor
"the mail" Prices range from S12j to S275
each.
Lot 50 comprises 25O doz Gents Linen Handker-
chiefs, for 25 aud 35c. We offer the newest
French designs In fancy borders which are
usually retailed for 80 and 75c each
Lot % comprises 800 doz China silk Handker-
chiefs, Tight as air, but strong as iron" We
prices are 70 aud 9Sc each. We defy any store
to sell such quality for the money.
Lot l01 comprises $50 doz. silk Handkerchefs, in
all colors of the rainbow and designs innuuier-
able. Our prices are As. IS. 20. 08c. Sl.25 Sl.4S,
sl.75. s225, $3.50, s2.6s, and s2.75 each.
TIDES.
Plush Tides are so expensive that they are gen
orally purchased by few for that reason we have
never kept them in stock before. We have closed
out about 100 doz. at such prices that all can be
purchasers. i-,.,
Handsomely Embroidered Plush, ,Tidies for CSC,
worth sl.50.
For slS5 Exquisite Goods worth at least s2.25
tifully embroidered in Colored Silks, s16S They
are worth $3.50 If they are worth a cent
We have few Plush Table Scarfs at $685. They
are worth Sl5.
National Republican., 1883-12-18
Nh. Ford,. CondltLon.
rs Special Holiday Goods.

The many friends of Mr.. ]. Louis Ford will bt
pleased to know that his condition is much i'm
proved
National Republican., 1883-12-18

WoLFEsvILLE, n. Cdr. l. G. McLaugh-
lin says: 81 used Browns Iron Bitters Tor
vertigo and now feel like new man."
National Republican., 1883-12-18
Woodward 4 LOthTOpi'

We beg to remind our pa
irons again of the addition to
our establishment Of a Whittier
Steam Elevator, conveying Gus
toners to our Cloak Depart
ment, where we are selling ST.
cilienne Squirrel Lined Circu-
lars for S25, the lowest price
ever named for a real Squirrel
Lined Circular, and equally low
prices on nearly our entire
stock. Our Cloak buyer paid
a flying trip to New York on
Friday to replenish our stock,
and it is not exaggerating in the
least to say that we are now able
to sell Winter Wraps from 25
to 40 per cent. less than ruling
prices in November.
A special lot of Newmarkets,
fine Stockinette, elegantly made
and perfect fitting, which we
offer at $12 each, we think must
equal anything offered at SIS.
In our Ladies' Cotton Under
wear Department we offer
Nurses Caps, 2Ic., 25c., and
2oc. each; Nurses Aprons, 25c.,
Sc, 5oc., and 75c. each; Fancy
Swiss and Nainsook in great
variety.
National Republican., 1883-12-18

No CHRISTMAS table should be without bottle
OF Angustura Bitters, the world renowned ap-
petizer of exquisite flavor Ask for tho genuine
article manufactured by DR.. J. g. b. Siegert Sons
National Republican., 1883-12-18

Keeps Special Holiday Goods.
Handsome plush and leather dressing cases.
plush. SEAL and alligator side bags silk aud satin
Susienpers &C., at Keeps, 437 Seventh street
northwest.
National Republican., 1883-12-18
PLUSH GOODS.

Silk Plush Pocketbooks, oil colors, TO- TO- 49,
6s, and 75c ''
M-sk Plush satchels, all colors, 50, CSC, s1.4s,
Sl.GS. up to $685. '
Seal, Alligator and Russia satchels, Pocket.
books, and Card Cases, from 2oc. TO S49s. Endless
variety.
silk Plush Cases, incloslng Comb and Brush, ,s39s.
SILK Plush Cases, inclosing Complete Toilet set,
S6.gS and $685.
SILK Plush Cases inclosing Perfume Bottles s1.75
Brush and Comb, csc.
Leather Cases (Colored Satin Liuing), inclosing
Brush and Comb, with Looking Glass, Sl.J5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-31
For Cincinnati.

Total...... ..i, 7O2 900 Total..... ....4 ,62i Oo
The Joseph Gould started out with 120, 00C
bushels for Ironton. These shipments aggre'
gate Q, 400, 600 bushels. and the shipments Of
Brown d Co. will add at least another mil
lion bushels.
PITTSBURGH, January S0-River 10 feet
inches and falling; cloudy and cool.
Oh CRY, Pa, January S0.-Riyer 2 feet 1C
inches and stationary; cloudy and cold.
BRowxsvILLE, Pa, January s0-Riyer Is
feet aud falling; cloudy; thermometer 44'.
MoRaASrowS, January S0-Riyer feet,
0 inches and falling; weather clear; ther.
mometer $50 at4P.M.
CINCINNATI, o., January 3O.-River q feet,
@ inches; cooler; rain and sleet. Arrived :
Paris @. Brown, New Orleans; James W.
CAT, Memphis. Departed, Granite State for
Pittsburg.
CArRo, LIS, January 30 Arrived; Sam.
uel Roberts. New Orleans, 3P. NJ. Departed :
Houston, Cincinnati, 4 "; Roberts, Gin
cinnati. River, 80 feet I inches; rising;
weather cloudy; thermometer S5'.
EVANSVILLE, IsD January 3O.--River ris-
ing (; % feet, 7Hinches; cloudy; thermome-
ter $50. Arrived: James Guthrie, 8 p. NJ.
Departed: Cabler, $50 r. NJ, Guthrie for
Louisville, $50 y. "; Dexter, Cairo, $50 P.
NJ. Cold drilling rain fell this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-31
A PECULIAR CASE
To Come Up In Rcnwood Today
Romantic story.

To Come Up In Rcnwood To.duy-A
Romantic story.
To-day at IL O'Clock an interesting case will
be brought up before Justice A. l.. Pelly, Of
Benwood. 1t is alleged in the warrants to
be case OF adultery and Is brought upon the
accusation OF Fritz Hilms against Charles
seabright, Of Marshall county, and Marie
Hilms, Fitz's wife. Hilms has been working
in this neighborhood for several months past
and has been sending money back 10 Ger.
many 10 support his wife whom he left there
when he came 10 seek his fortune In America.
Some time since he sent her sufficient funds,
so the story goes, TO bring her across the ocean
and she embraced the opportunity to come
over, but meeting seabright here concluded
he was better suited 70 her taste than her own
husband, and never notified him OF her ar.
rival.
Hilms lived on in blissful ignorance OF her
proximity, and continued 10 send money TO
Europe TIL notified from his home that his
wife had left that Continent with Wheeling
as her destination. He Immediately made
Inquiries, aud found after diligent search
that she was living with this man Seabright
at bis home In Marshall county.
He secured the assistance OF Justice Peter
man, from whom the reporter got hIsinforma.
ton, who had warrant issued by Justice
Pelly, and yesterday started on the hunt Of
the parties, They had gotten wind Of the
proceedings aud taken refuge In Wheeling,
but were arrested desperately 10 Ritchietown
last evening. They gave bail for their APP
pearance. seabright Is said to be very we'll
1 n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-31

General Leyee Intelligence aud Tele.
RFAphic Points.


graphic Points.
The @. Y. Lucas left yesterday for Pow.
hatan ut 8RM.
The Katy Stockdale passed down yeiter.
day morning at o'clock.
The Barnard passed down yesterday with
empties, and the Hawk passed up with tie
boats.
Last evening atdusk the water gauge on
the What indicated fifteen feet In the chan
mel, and the river was still rising.
The Little Anna will re.enter the Martins
Ferry trade this morning, and will make
hourly trips between that place and this city.
The Courier arrived at noon Yesterday and
departed for Parkenburg ct $3.50 In the alter
noon. The Diurnal will be this mornings
packet.
The following boats passed down yester-
day With tows Of coal: Joseph Walton, Ben
gal Tiger, Alex Swift, Joseph Warner, B: D.
Wood, LioneSs No. 2, Little Fred, Dauntless,
Sampson No. 9, George W. Stone, Belle Nc
Gowan, Ark, Tom Dodsworth and John F.
Walton.
Below will DO found q full report OF the
coal Shipments from Pittsburgh on the pres.
eht rise, q large amount OF which passed here
yesterday. With good stage OF water and
but little ice few accidents are expected. A
good deal Of that consigned 10 Louisville will
be taken further south. Coal men generally
would have preferred the rise to have held
of few weeks longer, In view OF the fact
that the down.river markets are all supplied,
but they always take advantage OF rise
when they have coal ready 10 move.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-31

CurcyEA RExEnlEs are iot ale by all druggists
Depot, WEEKS q POTTER Boston, AIa.
de2aWAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-31
"rHEMERRY WAR.
Second Performance by the Ford Opera
Company.


An audience not SO imposing as that oil
Monday evening gathered at the Opera
House last night to witness the presentation
OF strauss's opera, "The Merry War" in En-.
gllsh, by Charles T. Ford's Comic Opera
Company. The audience was a very salts.
factory one, however, and more expressive
one than the evening tefore. The sparkling,
catchy" airs were generously encored.
The company does not appear 10 good an
advantage in the opera rs IN "Iolanthe," but
still render It satisfactorily. Mr.. Denham,
the comedian, as "Balthazar Groot," was as
comlcal as usual. Mr.. Drew as 'Marquis
Sebastine." was the bright particular star
among the male singers. Mr.. Lang filed the
role Of Gen. spinols" acceptably. Miss
Bockel's "Violetta" was one Of the gems Of
the performance, and Miss Chapman's
"Elsah was one Of tho best pieces
OF acting OF similar sort ever
seem here. Miss Reynolds made charm.
ing "Artamesia." The costumes were
brilliant and beautiful, and the chorus
showed to a good advantage. The
difficult drill in the third act was superbly
executed. The home orchestra, with MI.
Van Leer, the company's director, as leader,
contributed much to the success OF the per.
formanls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-31
CuTTcuRA.
S IA T E M E N 7
Under Oath.

~ have been afflicted for twenty yean with an
obstinate skin disease, called by aae Md 4
Psoriasis, aud Others LeprUy, commencing OH my
scalp, aud In spite Of all could do with the helm
Of the most Rkliul doctors, It slowly but surely ex.
tended, until year ago this winter II covered my
entire person In iVrm OF DRY, scales For the last
three years have leen unable 70 do auy labor, and
there could DO nearly dustpaniul Of scale1 taken
from the Ghtet OIL my bed, some Of them half as
ArRe ~ the envelope containing thlsetter. In the
latter part Of the winter my skin commenced
cracking open. tried everything almost, that
could DO thought o., without any relief. The 18th
hotSpringE. reached Detroit, and was NO low !
thought should have 10 go 70 the hospital, but
finally got as far a. LanAing, Mich, where had Q
sister living. Ono Dr. - treated me about two
weeks but did me no good. All thouRht IhGd but
short time To live. ! earnestly prayed 10 die,
n RIBS, arms hands Limits, feet badly swollen, toe
uAllS came OF, hngg nails dead aud hard az bone,
hair dead, dry and lileleS a. old straw. Oh my
Tod how did srterl
"My sister. srs. u II. ! avis, had GmAIl part Of
q box Of CullCun In Tie house. She wouldn't give
M; ald, We willtrl C'illcurA SomowaIapPlied
on one hand aud Ana, Eupsa there was relief
stopped the terrible hnnihg sensation from The
word 20 They Immediately gnt the CItIoufa Re.
solvent thlOod purInetl, Juticln and CutlcilFa
Soap THE great skin onreSl | COmmenCed by taking
Que Tablespoonful Of kes0lVent three times d day,
after meals; had bath once a day. water about
blood heat; used ihIticun soap freely; applied
10 my home In Just sig weeks from the time left,
aud my Bkin ~ smooth NJ this sheet OF napef
HIRAM K CARPENTER,
HenderSnn, Jefferson Co, NY.
Sworn 70 before me this 10Th day OF January iRstl
A. N. LEFFlNGWELL, Justice Of the Peace.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-31
Rascally Gas trust Clerks.

PHILADELPHIA, January SO.-The detect.
ives are experiencing great difficulty in
following up the trail Of the accused and
departed gas clerks, and it is thought that
the missing men are concealed in the city,
Martin Uulp has not been heard from, but
as he has plenty Of friends in the neighbor.
hood Of Twentieth and Jefferson streets, Il
not thought unlikely that he Is concealed
in some saloon near there. Inquiries
among his recent companions reveal the
fact that they know more than they are
inclined to tell. On the night TINT the war.
rant was issued for Culp's apprehension he
was tracked to a place which he had left
hut two hours previously. Alter that the
search became difficult and little progress
has since been made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-31
ALARaEn Police FORCE
Asked for by Chief or PoIire Rsnpptt
Ills Petition 10 Councilr

Asked for by Chief Of Police Hhnpptt-
Ills Petition 10 Council,
A matter OF Importance was brought be-
fore Council last evening, by Chief OF Police
Bennett. He asks for an increase OF police,
and there is no doubt but that the city
needs 1t. A city Of over $4,000 inhabitants
and over four miles in length, cannot be
properly guarded night and day by thirteen
men. Captain Bennett has found this out
10 his entire satisfaction. He asks for an in
crease Of twelve men. The demand Is Q
modest one and should be granted. The Pc
tition he presented to Council last evening
aud which was referred to the Committee
on Police for report, was as follows;
To Hi Honor, The Mayor, and Council Of the City
Of lPheeIing:
The undersigned respectfully represents
that his experience during the last two years
has demonstrated the fact that the growth OF
this city In population aud the rapid spread
OF crime, neceSsitates the employment OF a
greater number Of police. Twelve policemen
are entirely insufficient for the purpose.
Grimes are generally committed IN the night
time after the public Is asleep, aud It isimpos,
police to guard city Of this length, both day
and night. In fact, police are human and
like other men require sleep. They cannot
do duty both all day and all night No COM
plant can be reasonably urged against the
men have under me. They perform their
duties, believe as fully and entirely rs eau
be expected, yet 1t Is impossible for
them 10 prevent many crimes or bring
ali criminals to justice and fully
protect our citizens. Therefore respectfully
eQuest that the police force be increased by
the addition OF twelve more men 10 the pres
ent number upon the force, so that can
place sixteen men on duty during the night
Two In each ward and eight men during the
day, one In each ward.
Respectfully,
TIos. D. BENNETT
Sergeant Of The Giyof Whteling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-31

Of those elegant oil cloth window blinds, with
fixtures, ready 10 hang, for 30 cents.
Also good striped carpets at 90 cents.
Good Ingram carpets at % cents.
Good superine at so cents, 10 cents and 90
Large stock of wall paper at cents and 10
cents.
Good callcoes at cents.
Great variety OF dress goods at7O 12A
cents.
Best 5 ply carpet chain at 25 cents.
Good black and fancy silks at so cents.
Good black and colored cashmeres at 12A
Exclusively for cash. Call soon II you wish
TO save money, at Nos. 20l9 and 992l Main
street. Mw4F JOHN RoEMER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-31

The clique operating the combination In
corn for January delivery on the Chicago
Board OF Trade. haye made a success OF Il,
and undoubtedly have made big profits for
the members OF the deal. They have made
more active markets, which some OF the en-.
terprising commission houses have taken ad.
vantage OF for their customers, A redeeming
feature OF these manipulatlons lies In the
fact that shreWd, well.informed commission
merchants can safely follow the current OF
speculation and secure reasonable profits for
their customers, and probably no firm In
Chicago makes greater success In this line
than Messrs. Fleming & Merriam. They are
careful and shrewd, with sufficient dash and
enterprise TO promptly take advantage Of a
good point and conservative enough to
avoid dangers. Their Fund W. Is eminently
aucnessfnl