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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1884-01-02
Resignation of nIoorhead's Mayor.
lanoc;oI ToIoorom tx, tha GIoha.

Especial Telegram to the Globs.
FARGO, Jan. Mayor Bruins, of Moor
head, to-day rendered his resignation as
mayor. The cause is not known, but is
rumored to be on account of litigation
against the city, in which he is interested.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1884-01-02
TRADE TALK.

Annual RoYiew OF tho Chicago Floa =
aud Grain 9 ade-
A LIMITED DEaAND FOR FLOUR.
Eafopa Drawing on the B aek Sea and
India for Supplies.
THE FLUCTUATIONS ~ WHEAT.
A Brisk Mar1et and Increasing De-
mand for Corn.
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fire in Covington last night destroyed
property valued at $4,000,
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PROPOSALS.
7 7T'OblIii||(IeerS lid !
NDW HOTEL, ST. PAUL, MINN.
PROPOSALS.

Proposals will be received at the Office of
James j. Egan, Architect, 142 Dearborn
street, Chicago, up to IL O'clock (noon,) Mon
day, January 2lst, 1884, for the following items
of construction of the New Hotel Building, for
Dennis Ryan, ESQ.,, viz:
First-Masonry and Brick Work of Super
str cture.
Second Carpentry.
Third-Fire-proof Work.
Fourth-Terra Gotta.
Fifth-Cnt Stone.
Sixth-Iron Work.
Seventh-interior Marble Work.
Eignth-Plastering.
Each bidder may submit proposals for one or
more of the above items ct his option.
Plans and specifications can be seen by con-
tractors, in the order of their application, at the
Architects Office, on and after Thursday, Janua-
" Sd, 1884.
564.7 DENNIS RYAN.
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sTRANGE EXPLOSION.

WILMINGTON, Del, Jan.1-Winfield Hei-
stsr, of Heistsr, Mcbride & Co., copper.
smiths, had his skull fractured to-day by
the explosion of copper kettle, formerly
used to hold nitro glycerine, some of which
remained in the hollow handle, and when
held over the FIRE il exploded.
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PUBLIC LANDS REPORT.

The committee on public lands expect to
report number Of separate bills whom
congress re-convenes, declaring forfeited
the lands granted to certain railroad COM
panies. The companies most interested
are those in the northwest and south. The
amount Of land involved is reported by
the chairman of the committee, Cobb, to
be between 100000 and 100000
acres. The Texas Pacific land grant is ex-
pectsd to be reported forfeited. This grant
alone involves
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growth. The crop, however, at midsum-
ner was regarded as two or three weeks
late, but with favorable autumn il was
anticipated that more than The preceding
year wonld be growr, and on the
strength Of this supposiLion large sales
were made for futRre delivery. About the
mi6dle of September the crop was report
cd seriously injured by frost, so much so
that crop estimates were reduced to 1885,
OOO,O0O bushels. Tbs unfevorabIe and
changable weather during the fall and early
winter months tended to damage tie
quality of the crop, and while the aggre-
gate yield may not be materially Iessened,
yet there is little doubt but the quantity
of good merchantable corn will be proper
tionateIy less than named. In the north
ern parts of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and
Iowa. and throughout the states of Michi-
gan, Wisconsin and Minnesote, the dam
age by frost and warm wet weather has
been more serious than elsewhere.
The domestic demand for corn during
the year 1883, was largely from
the sea board cities and the
Interior points of the eastern and middle
states. The inquiry from the south was
less urgent, as that section OF the country
was favored with good crop last season.
The demand from the distilling interests
was quite brisk. bat confined largely to
the lower grades. The glucose manufae-
turars also purchased rather freely, moro
particularly during the early part of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-11
iSJcsAMrA1aN; CfrAFFB,,

q 81 Louis Rtpstlicaa. The most destrl,c.
five weapon developed by this campaign
Is the parallel column.
Hartford Poe; Don't let your sympathy
"a 7sle poor oppressed Mormon lead YOU
i % sting for Cleveland. s,ss5S
my, VA T., III, 7fne,: Hatk Did you hes.
3 pe ,,oii Tjlden's whisperf 4 II took Il.
sI iang while 20 get enough breath to- ain
paehss,pr Pc, tErpre,,: It is speak
al n tbat Mrs. Lockwood "hurs L9g claim
viii the campaign Of sla leT s ve,u and
San Francisco Pot: This IL ! llyo,,
campaign, and we are &, nd To- see tho iaTIc,
present they cannot ote, but they can Gu
wood, and set nPeo rly and build the fires
and stretch ont INC irhasbands' hats to tfIt
proper mourning size. -. ~
St. Louis Globe Democrat. Mr. s. ] ri
den Is preparing for winter cruise in hi,
yacht among tho West India Islands. Mr.
tTitden btipcd Cleveland with his letter
OF acceptance, but evidently does not anti
cipatc being bothered with tho revision o.
m inaugural.
! Cincinnati Commercial: 1t doesn't seem
10 make much difference whether the an.
. nouncemcnt smado beforehand that UGen.
/ cral Logan Is coming" or not. Wherever
he docs appear crowds spring up, like
Robin Hoods men, ont Of The green wood
and there are rousing cheers for the Black
Eagle Of Illinois, H.. II Il. g'.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Coon the Assistant Secretary Of tho
Treasury. Invariably carries fashionable
umbrella or cane. $3.50 ~
Prof, Max Muller in recent speech de-
clared II TO DO national misfortune,
when boarding schools took tho place oil
public day schools"
Miss Garrett Is the richest unmarried
lady In the United States. She is IS years
nd She Is q most accomplished woman,
and an expert stenographer. 3
Congressman r. G. Horn, OF Michigan,
| Ia kent from the active duties oil the cam.
paign by thesevere illness OF his daughter,
who has now been sick for over forty
days.
NJ. Marconi, a new tenor, who hails
from Aixles Bains, is said to carry with
| him 'twixt tongue tip and diaphragm, a
voice comparable 10 that OF Mario in his
best dnys.
Major Daniel Simpson, for more thar
seventy years drummer for the Ancient
Honorable Artillery OF Boston; last week
celebrated the ninety-fourth anniversary
OF his birth.
| Bismarck draws no salary as Prnssiar
Minister. In his official capacity rs Chan
ccllor OF the German Empire he receive!
Sl3,5OO. The rest OF his income is derived
| from his estates, the acreage Of which il
very considerable. He is generous ant
7 kind.hearted to the poor.
Mr.. Arthur is going 10 vote for some
body-Mr. Blaine. He registered Mt I
cigar store in New York OH Tuesday, thu
first dry for registration. lie drove 10 thu
store in company with man wearing
white ovcrcoat OF tho English style ant
make. Mr.. Arthur wore white hat, not
withstanding the hatters' ukasc calling il
such head.gear. The President registered
quietly and passed out, attracting very 1T
lie attention.
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sf15g 4. II
who tolls. He does not propose sas y
shah do anything 70 lift him out Of ,
slough. 1Ie wants him 70 get s dow, y I,
tho hard pan Of . dollar q day and struggle
10 live by the exercise Of "industry skill
frugality, economy and foresight That That
Is the way Beecher and the free traders .tlp1s
would have tho workingmen live. This This
Is their explanation Of how the working
MAJ, must mi, live to compete with English
labor, which today is the most most! degraded
labor on the face OF the globe. <
| What do the thousands Of workinsmef
/ in Wheeling think Of this programme
rs outlined by one Of the most able Ire
traders in tho United States.
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Economy on tho Farm.

The Orange County Farmer gives the fol.
lowing method Of converting the scraps Of
bones which collect on the farm into super
phosphate: "Pick up all the bones you
can find, put them under cover and mix
with two or three times their bulk OF ashes
from your kitchen; moisten enough so
that the potash may act on the gclatine Of
the bones stir them over once week,
and in month or two you will find the
homes SO tender that you can cut and crush
them with one blow Of your shovel; beat
the whole into powdery mass and you
will have manure better than the average
Of supcrphosphates which you feel too
poor to buy" This is an easy method Of
obtaining good fertilizer. No risk OF get
ting an adulterated article is incurred,
and it will pay farmers to give ita trial.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Gas was first introduced into tho White
House in 1913.
The dome OF the United States Capitol
is 307! feet high.
There arc Bl different countcrfeits OF M.
tional bank notes.
The new State Department has l50
rooms, and cost s., 100000.
Back Of the army is possible Ameri.
can militia force OF 100000 men.
The Landscape architect" or Capitol
grounds gardener, gets 5000 per year,
Tie first session Of Congress that rs.
sembled in Washington met in Novem-
Der, 1900. G
The soldiers Home grounds near Wash.
ington embrace eight hundred acres OF
land.
For seven years past breadstufTs alone
have brought more money from abroad
than cotton.
1t is said the distillers pay $50, 900, 900 in
the Treasury. annually, and the dealers as
much more.
The Scott statue at Washington, which
is made of bronze, weighs 1900 pounds,
and cost $4,000.
The District OF Columbia comprises g.
square miles, and lies entirely within the
State OF Maryland.
Brewers, wholesale and retail liquor
dealers, and tobacco dealers, pay their
taxes to tho general Government.
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What Did She Mean:

Merchant Trarcltr.
"Let's so and call on Miss Jones'" said
one dude to another.
"Naw, don't think 1 like her." replied
the other one.
"Why not? she's quite dwight, l think
Because, don't you know, took her
dwiving lahst evening, and when her
sistah asked her if she had a pleasant
divine, don't YOU know, BAH Jawve, she
said: Yes, it was such a lovely horse ," y
3"Why, Cholly, what's the hahn in
that2 Don't YOU like to have youah horse
complimented? ?"
Eyes, but don't yer know, old boy,
whiah do come in?"
"Ah, twue, quite twuc, nevah thought
OF that, you know. Come, let us discuss it
oah cup Of ten. Bah Jawve, she must
have meant something" s
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Sweet are tho uses Of adrertity, the print
er's copy said, but he set 1t up, sweet ore
the uses Of advertising. Sweet, indeed, 10
those who In sickness and suffering have
seen the advertisement Of some sovereign
remedy, which upon trial has brought
them from deaths door. "The best thing
ever saw in my paper was the advertise.
ment Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery is again and again the testi.
mony Of thosc Who havo been healed by
1t OF lung disease, bronchial affections, tu.
mors, ulcers, liver complaints aud the ILL
to which mesh is heir.
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4 Political Necessity.

TINS Sl7lNgs. - ,. - NJ $1,000
Ms. Colonel Yerger, Of Austin avenue,
recently hired colorcd girl named
Matilda Snowfall, but she was only in the
house n few days when she was caught
stealing money. HUH AZ
YOU'RE a nice one" said Mrs. Ycrgcr,
Indignantly; "you ought to be ashamed OF
yourself, You hardly got into the house
before you begin to steal money.
~ know hit ain'tright to begin so soon,"
was the reply. 81 was gwinter wait q week
or so. before tuck sumiin', but the gem.
man who is payin me tensions am runnin'
for office on de reform ticket, an he says
no has to. hab money for do campaign
'spences, no matter whar hit comes from. y
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DIED,

ALTMEYER-0n Thunday, October 9, 1854
DANIEL QUINN, son OF Jacob and Martha Altmeyer
IN the 18th year OF his age. T.I
Funeral from the residence OF his parents at Ben
wood. on Saturday morning at Q O'Clock. Friends
Of the family are invited. 1n,crment at Mount
Calvary Cemetery.
Not wt-,lc flowers are in my path,
The SIN Is In the sky:
Not yct-uiy heart "a full OF hope,
cannot bear to die;
Not yeti never knew TIL now -
How precious HE could be;
Ny heart IA full Of lovc-O, Death!
cannot come with thee.
Dut love and hope enchanted twain .7r
Pissed In theit fasch00d by;
Death came again. and then he Mid,
I'm ready now 10 die. .
4 Ills SlS1Ers MAY AND LILLY.
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They say that Ben Butler really sheds
tea when he talks about the woes OF the
Wrkingmen. There is m old actor in
New York who teaches people how to shed
tears at s. lesson-Atidntd Constitution.
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Burlington IEdrkeyc.
~ am authorized by the Central Com
mittee," said the man with an hungr,
look in his eager eye, "to solicit subscrip
tions for the campaign fund, and any little
fund you might feel inclined to-"
"Yes, l know" said the citizen; "but
for which party are you soliciting? You
SEQ IL g
"Don't make q particle Of difference
responded the hungry man, with kindlinl
enthusiasm. 81 vote the straight ticket
myself, but am broad as the ocean in
my liberal views. Any party you want
to subscribe for, it makes no difference to
me. I apply your subscription Just rs
you designate. Give the old cause n lift,
can't you? ?"
He did, he lifted him clear across the
sidewalk, e.
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Tho lIorsford Almanac md Cook book
mailed free on application to tho Rum
ford Chemical works, Providence, r. !.
=E.l TThStW
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|. REpUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

&, Il. Z. YoR GOVERNOR,
; 4 EDWIN MAXWELL, OF Harrison county.
N, ZOE SUPERINTENDENT ey EREE SCHOOLS,
:. N. KENDALL, Of Richie county.
~ y 4 FoR AUDITOR, 7it's
" J. 4. BURT, Of Ohio county.
siT.l.,3 FOR TREASURER, !
8. ". sTURa, Of Marion county.
h ron ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOHN 4. HUTCHINSON, Of Wood county.
i!. FOR sUPRgxE JUDGE,
w. II. II. FLICK, Of Berkeley county, Qong term
IN BROWN, Of Kauawha county, tshort termf.
=, Il !. YoR BTArE SENATE.
J hi DIsL-JAMEs ARCHER, Of brooke county.
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NJ Benson's Capcine Plasters quicklydr
away pains and aches, resulting from
colds, Try them. 25c. ws.tW I. 4
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Many a good hon matches bad chickens


Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants
bedbugs, skunks, cbipmunks, gophcrs. loo
Druggists. ~ -
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

s-------s----- HfH..
FOE siiERIYp,
FRANK JOHNSON.
CLERK op rlIE CIRCUIT couRr,
CHARLES s. HOWELL.
= CLERK or THE COUNTY COURT,
W. NEWT. LYNCH.
4 PROSECUTING ATTORNEY, W
JOSEPH D. EIS0N.
u ASSESSOR, CRY DISTRICT,
I'D FRED. ROLLER
4 AssLtsOn, COUNTRY DpTNcr,
2 * = WM. A. MCCOY.
~ COUNTY SURVEYOR,
2 n CLARENCE X. LAIRD.
HOUSE or DELEGATES,
B. D. DoYENER,
W. ~ A.. e. y. EhELlNG,
]. IA RKER. -ssgis ~ <
t, Col. ". B. CURTIS.
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TltE fault with most all cough prepare
tons is that they contain morphia, and are
absolutely injurious to the stomach and
nerves. That simple preparation OF wild
cherry bark, called DR.. ,Wistar's Balsam OF
Wild Cherry, contains no morphia md yet
will cure a cough or cold in. less time than
any other compound, 1t is the only re-.
liable cure for consumption. DIV
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5pppIinlICANN ATIONAL TICKET.

y, ron PRECEDENT,
H y JAMES O. BLAINE, Of Maine.
& FOR VICE rRrsiDEsr.
!, JOHN A. LOGAN, Of Illinois.
ElEcroB At LARnE, rs h
l Il JOHN FREw, Of Ohio county.
Y f] JOHN COOPER, Of Fayetie county.
u DISTRICT ElEcroEs. 81.
y fst pist.-M. &. RILEY, Of Harrison county. I.
a ID DlsI-JOllN I. JASNEl, Of berkeley county
& ri DIST. W. CRACRAFT, Of Kanawha county
\ flh DAL-RoMEo II. fREER, Of Ri.chie county
y. h y ToY cosoREss, si'e
II, NATHAN GoFF, in y
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SWh,e,nr You. Catcl, Cold,

( The weight Of the iron alone in the dome
Of the Capitol is s, 009, 200 pounds. g
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n1STRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
.DsTATEs. DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA, IS,
Frank looth survivor Of hnself) gES
d and Charles II. iooth, istu part. f3lE RtTr
II. Booth 4 Son, f-5l.f.t I In Admimliy.
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WHEREAS, A. libel has been fled in the pl,trlc.
C9uH o. the United States for The District Of West
Virginia, on the 18th day OF September ilSSi. Nv
Frank Booth, survivor OF himself and Charles il,
Booth, late partners under the firm name Of q. ii,
Booth x Som against tho steamboat "Regular,W her
engines, tackle, outht, apparel and furniture. u
Now, Therefore, In pursuance Of tho nonitlon
under the seal Of tho said Court, TO me directed
and delivered, do hereby give public notlce 10 ali
persons Claiming the said steamboat her engines,
TICKLE, outfit, apparel and furniture, or IN any
anything to say why the same should not be con.
deHRed and sold pursuant TO the prayer OF The said
libel. that they be and appear bciorc said District
Court TO be held In the City Of Wheeling. In and
for the District Of West Virginia, on SATURDAY.,
the 18th day Of OCTOBER, ISL 1T Ii o'clock In Tho
forenoon OF that day; provided the same shall b.
day OF Jurisdiction, otherwise on the next day OF
Jurisdiction thereafter; then and there 10 inttTpoSe
their claims, and 10 make their allegations IN That
behalf GEO. W. ATKINSON, 1f9srI
U. s. Marshal District West Virginia.
~ Fttl - by W. II. RAMP, Deputy,
EWING, MELVIN & REILLY, lI' I27 - = .:
~. VII Proctor for Libcllant. 0t W.
gnn 81 D.
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j
WHEREAS, 4 libel has been fled In the District
Court Of tho United States for the District Of West
Virginia. OH the 18th day OF September, 1851, by q
Skunk assignee OF the Marine Railway and bry
Dock Company, mn Ohio corporation, against Tho
steamboat "Diurnnl," her engines, tacklc outfit
apparel and furniture. =I.. 81 49, - =
Now, Therefore, In pursuance Of the monlton
under the seal Of the said Court, to me directed
and delivered, do hereby give public notice 10 ali
persons claiming the said steamboat, her engines,
tackle, outfit, apparel and furniture, or In any
manner interested therein, or knowing or having
anything to say, why the SAME should not DO con.
demncd and sold pursuant to the prayer OF tho sail
libel that they be and appear before said District
Court to be held IN the lily Of Wheeling In aiI
for tho District oil West Virginia, on SATUilDAY,
The 18th day OF OCTOBER ISL, nj II o'clock IN tho
forenoon Of that day; provided the same shall DO
day Of jurisdiction otherwise OH the next day Of
Jurisdiction thereafter; then and there 10 nterIase
their claims, mud 10 make thcir allegations III that
behalf GEO. ". ATKINSON,
U. S. Marshal District West Virginia
r. G. BARR, Proctor for Libellant.
WHEELING ". Va. Sept. 10. 1854. oc,l
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ge,u Aau. " ] 4, !. !, |.

gI{NUlt tSAL IL 4
rrA,, CLASS Fi'SS $50 ClS z AN D 4 IRST.
sGuAEtgR lturcsoi a Drug Store, cheap. @. a,
ITJTIt,I-ts q Co. Telephone. IS n Y ocll n
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EWING, MELVIN & REILLY, N. : ~ -
PrOctors for Ilbellant. 4. 7tllsit.
3 WHEELiSu, VIVA, October /, lSsi, = i = ri octo =
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-04
S42, 9Os 40 S42, 9Os 40

The engineer reported the finishing of con-
tracts by O'Neal Bros. amounting to S515.72,
grading of Martha street. and by John Kelly,
culvert on First street, amounting to $240 SO.
Alderman Bronson was unanimously
elected as vice president of the council
board.
number Of accounts were passed for the
various departments of the city service.
Z. p. Gregory on behalf of Mrs. O'Don-
neil notified the city of her breaking her arm
owing to the inequality in the sidewalk on
North Third street opposite PEARLS property,
and informing them that an action for dam
ages was to be laid. 1t was referred to a COM
mittee composed of Messrs. Burke, Kelly and
COvell.
The case of Campbell VS.. the city was or
dered TO be appealed
The Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis 81
Omaha road was ordered to fence their track
in accordance with their agreement
The city engineer asked the council
whether he should make a map showing the
water system to be sent to New Orleans.
There was no action taken.
petition was presented by several of the
butchers asking that peddlers selling meat be
charged heavy license, but tho petition was
thrown out, as the aldermen considered that
the meat bills have been too high. and the
cheaper meat could be bought these hard
times the better. 1t was accordingly re-
jected.
The council then adjourned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-04

featuring and Car company reorganized may
as we'll take a back seat and let those
who have the interests of the city
at heart come TO the front.
The company is organized under the name
of The Minnesota Thresher Manufacturing
company" with the works at saltwater,
while the head office will be ut st. Paul. The
capital is S7,O00,00O and the directors, ex-
cePt A. B. Stekney, st. Paul, and R.F Jersey,
Saltwater, are eastern men. The business
will be confined to the manufacture of
threshers and engines, and the building of
cars will not be engaged in. Thus it will be
seen that Senator D. NJ. Sabin kept his word
when he stated that the company would be
re-organized before Christmas, aud the
kickers who have endeavored to destroy the
whole business had better hide their heads,
as they have proved that they had not the in
terests of the city at stake. What we have
always maintained has come to pass, and we
feel that We have done something to keep up
the courage Of the faltering ones. time
of prosperity will dawn upon the institution,
as now it has abundant capital, and the gem
tlemen interested will make it a success. This
monster establishment will prove, all in all,
boon to the city, aud every person residing
here will be benefited by it.