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TEE BEST OF TUE SEAS9N.-The excursion on the
froly smith 70 Colonial Beach. on Wednesday, Az
T,ST 2JJ VIII be Of the most attractive OF the
SEASON There Is no arT1I cement with any society
Tor that day, and The number OF passengers Will be
thus limited 10 Insure CoElfort and convenience.
The steamer Arrow leaves 1th street wharf al
SO a III. Fare for the round trip, J0c.; children
under u years naf-pTtce-
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Affair. so Wes, w~hinp,or

ASkhAGE NCABER OF ARRErs.-The average
numoef OF arrestS-oeing about l3-were mace nv
tne ponce mere from Saturday night unrh So oday
might, mostly OF persons Charged 'k1h being
'drunk and disordery" ~ Ae
NoEEs.- Many persons are compile ming about
tne lrTesuiarity OF the garbage wagon In fafng TO
Mr. James ". Collins, OF the Society OF Jesus who
mas Deen visiting hts parents here, left yesterday
ior ocdstock. Nd, where he is TO hnish hIs study
ol lhtooSy, preparatory TO ord Nation into the
pnesthoed:-The Columbia Mut dal Base Ban club
VIII visit Rockville to-day 10 pia,T the club OF that
pace. WV ~ - '
GRAIN RECEIPTS-Canal oat Lovdop arrived
With 4.0O0 bushels OF corn Canal boat n. c. W.
80 ana o. ~ -
sHsrrISG NEws.-Schoopfs n R. p King arrived to
day With gUano from Balti n,are
.CoNpniON OF TIE NATfR At A. M-(;reat Falls,
30 receiving reseryoir-n Drsn COZ uecfton 23 south
connectaon 30: distrib, Ahg reservoir Iniuent
saEtols., 80: eHluent atehouS 30. High tide In
EstNet 1o-0as at p NJ low y do at ll:S0 D. %.
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SERIES OF DESTRUCTIVE F1REs-TfA r,,v ~
ArOAa, MINI, has been almost comDlese1v ~.
1y nfe The loss Is estimated at 81 900 ON
may morning Destroying newspaper once and
ninht des ., stores Loss $1,000 Ie SatuIIa
MISS fosS sa1 eve buldngs1n GreZada
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PERsoNATISG A MISSING HE1R-Yaonora
was arrested IN New York yesterday and heid in
iy 1a on the charge OF perjury In representino
who died some time ago. leaving conslderabie nrne
erty TO her husband by VIII The later ,vps =
tn Inc ume on sea voyage, and has not Vet Zen
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The MISSING ESGLIsHMAN, SHELpEN.-Mrs sbe,-
rn1 We 81 AIrea Sheldon whose disappearance
government to make inquiries about him. srrivsd
~ 81 LOUIS saturday, and is stopping with STEPHEN
,ha an uncle OF her husband She VIII remain
.nere Severa! Gays, then 60 to New York wbanre
sne VIII SAIL for Liverpool Mr. Sheldon denies shss
ms ms nephew Is deiaolter to the Blue Springs Min.
g TO- ana gives II as his opinion that the Whole
uiNtttT WIZ Oe SettIed in q few DAYS N'~
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Killed by His Jailer.
A NEGROES ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE WHILE MS GUARDIAN

PLAYED BASE BALL
The United States authorities received 1nforma-
ton at Macon. Ca. on Wednesday, Of the presence
In Bronwood, Terrell county, Of negro named Clay
Brown who was wanted by them for peddling to-
bacco through the country without license Dep
uty Marshal Cash was detailed to 60 for him. He
deputized the sheriff OF the county, j. r. Rogan, to
arrest him. The sheriff deputized the marshal OF
the place, j. o. Potter, to do it. The negro was
arrested and placed 10 the caaboose by Potter who
Is also the 1ailer Last Friday morning Potter went
10 the Negroes cell to feed him, taking OF his hand
Guns 10 allow him TO eat He locked the cell Sc
cuIely ana went out TO play game Of base ball.
Wnen Potter returned, In about an hour, he dis
covered that his prisoner had made his escape.
AFTER searching for some time he discovered the
negro at bis house, about three-quarters OF mile
from the jail, talking to his little girl He called
MIN, but as he did so the negro ran. Seeing that
he mad no chance to capture him. the jailer pulled
out his pistol and fired in the air to frighten him.
thinking he might STOP The negro continued TO
run, and a shot was fred at him. striking him in
the leg He still kept on, and third shot was fired
seeing the negro still going, and at this time he
had reached the woods, Potter turned back and
went Tor some one TO help him make the capture.
When he returned and looked into the woods the
discovery was made that the negro had been killed
oE the last shot, it striking him In the back The
all air created much excitement, and q coroner'S
jury was immediately summoned. After thorough
investigation the jury rendered a verdict to the
erect That the negro had come TO his death by a
gunshot wound, supposed TO have been caused by
y. y. Potter. Potter has disappeared.
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. Her sEcoND ELoPEMENT SuCcEss.-M,ss Lizzie
Aoams, '9e pretty ana p.acky daughter Of an FL
attempt elope with Richard Finch her brakeman ne1
Gyer mas at last 5 outwtted the old folks end is now
lovers but Lzzie's parents refused RIchar o sho
privilege OF visiting her at their home CIand Ise
re meetings oiSwed and two weeks ago an clone
e,o was planned put the girl was Captured by her
latter Just as She was about boarding train Ia e
rIlat . sle managed to elude the old gentleman
tied, A'o' was quickly
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A Pennsylvania Horror.

HEAhILESS ThEATABNT VI AN INSANE BROTHER,
A most heartless case Of inhuman treatment has
just been brought TO light by the committee on
lunacy OF the Pennsylvania state board of public
charities The victim, who is an imbecile has been
kept chained In little hut by his brother for over
thirty years. The man who imprisoned his brother
for three decades is q farmer in Crawford county
Pa Thirty years ago his younger brother became
an imoeeile through disease. The committees
agent found the insane man lying on the floor of
his hut stark naked. He was covered with NTH
and vermin, and wore dirty, gray matted beard
two feet long Within reach lay big black nan
niled with Old bones and the refuse Of the family
table, on which the prisoner was expected TO make
hts MONDAY meal Upon seeing the agent he
crouched In terror, and began to wail and cry The
hut was dark and dreary. In the center OF the
floor was post, to which the prisoner was fastened
by heavy chain. The latter was only twenty in
ches in length, and was fastened to the prisoners
LEFT leg, above the ankle BY paddock. The chain
being 50 short did not permit the poor fellow to 20
lar away from his post The floor had worn
through in circle right around the post where the
man had walked, nocesSitating double door being
placed there. He looked more like living skeleton
than nything else, and constant confinement had
made him as weak as o child. He has been placed
In the state insane asylum at Warren
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The Goldman bird thus won the first Hudson club
prize, with an average speed OF over 500 yards a
minute, and has also by this feat made the best
American record for speed, the best previous record
being .44 yards. An average of 1860 wards would
be a mile minute The Bird which is blue was
Matched last March.
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DIED FROM EATING TOBACCO.-Several days 90
Mrs Henry F. Whiting, Of jackson county, Ga,
Gled after violent illness OF one day. Dr. l. G..
Hardman treated the case as one OF poison in some
ment that the body was exhumed and post-mor-
TEN examination revealed that she died from eating
TOBACCO. Considerable particles were found In her
stomach. She was permitted In her Illness to use
Tobacco which 1t seems She devoured In her delir-
lum and died from the effect of 1t. The Jury rem.
dered a verdict to this effect
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FLYING Nearly a Mile a Minute.

A race from the chief signal Office In this city to
New York by birds owned in Brooklyn and in
Keyport, N j., was flown yesterday, the record
showing unusual speed fer loft that OF the rest
being only IaLT. The entry was: S Van Morse 5, T.
F. Goldman 4, j. c. Optz g. j. Ballard z; all owned
in Brooklyn. S. Y. LambertsOn 10, J. g.. Ward
II. both OF KeypOrt. The start for the Brooklyn
birds was at haf-paSt six O'Clock, the keypOrt
birds being liberated ten minutes later. The record
OF first returns to the lofts engaged in order OF
merit Is:
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SUING BASE BALL PLAYERs.-The men who de-
serted from the Cleveland Base Ball club to go to
Cincinnati have not got through with the matter
yet. The Cleveland managers propose to 60 into
the courts although just what Will be done cannot
be decided until a meeting OF the association.
Legal advice has been received that they have O
case case ana leading base ball men. among whom IS
course The line indicated is to sue the Cincinnati
Unions for damages and to enJoln the men from
playing In any clubs In Ohio. The Cleveland Her.
ala advises the starting OF One-dOllar popular
subscription 10 defray the expense OF litigation
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PAPgRHISGISGS, paintings, engravings, window
shades picture frames etc. at cost, TO Close out
business. MaThrijers, 62o t. street northwest
MONET To Loan on real estate by 3. q. Warner.
READ sinsLcimer's advCrtisernent.
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LADIES. ATTENTION,
LATEST PARTISAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS.
MILE NJ J. PRANDL
AT NRa. II. J. HUNT'k 1909 r srrIrr
GRAY SHADES.
RHEA wAVESi SHINGLED BANGS,
These styles need be in the hairreeesr h.nda
Always IN oxder By plain combine Hair Oreo,ed and
Bangs Sn106leo ap2-6ms
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FACE and eyesight fitted: Hempler's, 45s Pa a

Ok ACCOUNT of the Illness of Mr.. .Junenlann. the
picnic OF the Custer Soui.ls viii De postponed until
S1nfPIlbPT :
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Death Of Buck Lewis.


From the Nashville (Tenn.) American. August II.
Buck Lewis, janitor OF the Meigs school, East
NASHVILLE, died at O'Clock last night, after brief
Illness Lewis was at one time the body servant Of
Andrew johnson when that distinguished Tennes-
seean was President OF the United States, and
created quite sensation In Washington about that
time by revealing some Of the great commoner's
private affairs to the Presidents enemies. This
was done while the great Impeachment trial was
going on, and when It was told became the ruling
sensation OF the hour, and was common theme
!or speculation during many months following.
President johnson discharged Lewis at that time
and ne came back to this city where he has remained
since. Lewis has since frequently suffered great
want, and he told a friend of his that President
Johnson's words when he DISCHARGED him. had
often come to his mind during his misfOrtuneS
The words referred ito by Lewis are these: ''Take
this FOO OH and 90 where you win. trusted you,
and you betrayed my confidence for less than have
often given you without asking. All that can say
TO you Is that you will never suffer as much as you
have caused me to suffer by your base treachery."
The person to whom Lewis told these words only q
few weeks ago Is Andrew d. Foster one OF the pro-
prietors Of the Maxwell house barber shop, who
was for many years the body servant and valet OF
President johnson, and to whom the great Tennes-
seean was partial and benefactor up to the hour
OF bis death.
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Ross AND TEEMER TO Row AGA1N.-Eph Morris
ana James Keenan, have formally agreed TO a n re
mile scullers' race between Teemer and Ross Nj
Norris, representing Teemer, conceding i've ssc-
0nds start The race will be rowed on September
2, but the racing water will not be agreed upo,.
until Mr. keenan, has consulted Ross who iss =,
Richheld Springs. The men row for 81 GOO q SD ~
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DEATH OF A BosroN MANAGER-George H. Tyler,
manager OF the Bijou theater, Boston, was found
oead In the water at Hun yesterday morning with
his skull fractured. His death Is supposed to have
resulted from an accidental fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-18

JOSEPH < Go0DaAs, o; Baltimore, steam filter,
Hniie al YCrE 81 the Treasury on saturday diSio-
Gated lis anaIs. Tie WAS sent 10 Providence hos
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WONAN CrvvuA A,

WOMAN SUFFRAGE AGrrATloN.-A convention OF
the people Of the rst assembly district OF Duchess
county, n. Y, was held Saturday. to consider tfA
w. Spaight, editor Of the F1shktu Standard pre-
sided. Among the speakers were Mrs. Lille Dever-
eux Blake, Mir. Hamilton WILCOX. and Miss Julia
Van Wagenen. A resolution was UNANIMOUSLY
passed called upon the senator and assemblyman
REPRESENTING the district 70 work for the bill
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CITY ITEMS.


The vcltaic Belt Co. Marshall. Mich, YIN send
Or. Dyes Celebrated Electro-voltatc Belts ana
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
Ooung or old who are aniicted with nervous de-
onity lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
manly viGof. Address above. n. R.-No risk Is
incurred, as thirty days trial Is allowed w,xm
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TIE MURDERED MoRMoNS.-Elder Roberts the
Mof!non elder who went to Nashville, Tenn 70
see the governor in relation to securing atd in re
covering the bodies Of the elders who were Killed
In Lewis county. has gone to Hickman county
near the scene or the tragedy, to the governor
who Is there. The governor Will lCOE into tho
matter and do all he can to assist Elder Roberts
and bring the guilty men to account It IS he
ileted there VIII be no trouble in removing the
bodies from Lewis county TO Utah ''~
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EIssEII'- ICF CEEAa
Shipped anywhere out OF town.
I-27 New York avenue
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmH~e,.icnt.- Sc. Tonight.
THy4TEE COI.Iq"E--Dr,,lla, ''Swlrt and sure"
DRIVERS GAFpES--NarietieS-
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A YER's sARsAPARIILA IS DESIGNED FOR
those who need medicine to purify their bloc
build them up increase their appetite and rejuvenste
their whole system. No other preparation 20 we'll
meets this want It touches the exact spot Its record
OF forty years is one Of constant triumph over disease
EOR ITS SOOTHING AND GRATEFUL INFLu-
ence on the scalp, and for the removal and preven-
ton Of dapdruf. Ayers Hair v1gor has no equal II
restores faded OF gray hair to its original dark color
stimulates the growth Of the hair and gives beaui
full soft. glossy and silken appearance. aul2
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Arrested for Bigamy.

ACCUSED OF DESERVING HIS WIFE IN DUBLIN AND
MARRYING A COUNTESS IN PARIS.
In st. Paul last Friday evening, William O. Lodge
procured the arrest Of Thomas j. McAfee, alias
Nagel Murray, alias Gerald n. Moore residing at
l6S Pleasant avenue, and OF the firm Of Curtis &
Moore dealers in notions at So east Sd street. on
the charge OF bigamy. Lodge claims that McAfee,
WHO'S known in st. Paul as Gerald " Moorets about
thirty years old, and was married to his (Lodgesl
sister Annie, in Dublin. Ireland, in 1880 He SAYS
OF the largest music house in the city. In Sep
temoer, 1881, Lodge says McAfee deserted his wife
ana child and went to Paris, where he met the
countess Won Mutechenbrecht, formerly Miss Clara
Meade, daughter of Commodore Meade. Z. s. N.
he TWO fell In love- sailed for this country and in
November, 1881, We're married in New York CITY,
McAfee then going by the name Of Nagel Murray
Ihey look up their residence in Harlem McAfee
obtaining employment in an insurance ONCE on
Broadway. Lodge found him and procured his
arrest for bfgamy. The court held that Lodge was
not the proper party to institute the proceedings,
and released the prisoner. His real wife was then
sent for but before her arrival McAfee LETT for parts
unknown.
Mr.. Lodge came to St. Paul few days ago on
business and accidentally met McAfee. He claims
that Afee became debtor for about $50 00 to his
wire. The countess Is said to be lady OF fortune
and has supported herself and her supposed hus-
band in luxury.
The came up in the municipal court Satur-
day morning. McAfee waived examination and
was held in $4,000 bail.
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A Ku.KluX Mystery.
NfsTHRIoC1 DIsAPPEARANCR OF NAN WHO oBJHCfEl

HfsfHRIoC1 DISAPPEARANCH OF NAN WHO OBJECTED
TO ILLICIT DIsTIILKRA
The friends and family OF Edward johnson, q
farmer, who lives In Cobb county, Ga, are troubled
about his mysterious disappearance, and hts wife
thinks he has been murdered BY ku-klux- In the
johnson netghborhood there are individuals who
make Illicit whisky. Two years ago they were re-
ported, and johnson and his wife were witnesses
against them They made 1t so warm for johnson
that ne had to move and did not return until the
nrst OF THIS year OF late threats against johnson
home, He went to Atlanta about TWO Teeks sro
and reported the matter to the United States au-
thor1t1eA Warrants were issued against James
Davis, w. B. Morris, Ben Nicholson and William
Grover, and they were arrested and put under
bonds 70 answer preliminary trial q week later
The trial was Set for last Thursday, but johnson
OLD not appear. His wife thinks he has been made
AWAY With
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CHARGED WITH BLACKMAILING A B,Nx
tives Won Gerichten and Langdon, or the d. W.. g.
torneys Office in New York, on Saturaa, S, a.
tors OF Thompson's Bank Note ana CO. onaerci,t Dc
porter. who were indicted last To ursdav hV ne ne
grand jury on charge OF sendtn1 hsscLn5, tno
letter on August ii to the Nassau bank The nr,s
oners were released by Judge earlier NJ rba IL,
preme court, in 81 600 bail etcr, ''' v, eno So-
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An Alleged Pension syvindIer Captured.

HIS PLAN OF OPERATIONS AND TIE STORY OF HIS
CAPTURE.
A WllkesDarre, Pa, dispatch to the Philadelphia
Press says that "Charles Baker, alias Charles
brown, an old and expert pension sw1ndler," was
arrested at Wnkesbarre, Pa, yesterday morning at
tho instigarion OF George D. Sidman, special exam
liner OF the United States pension bureau Baker
arrived there Saturday night and registered at
OF the hotels, putting his own name and that of O
woman companion on the register. The door OF
the Woman's room was forced open. Baker was not
there, but the room was full of gas the woman
having blown out the light. The door was opened
only just in time to save her life Baker was then
arrested and taken before United States Commits
sloner Hahn and formally arra1gned on the charge
OF personatng government official for the purpose
OF sw1ndling lie was committed to jail for a
further hearing"
The Press dispatch says: "Baker was formerly
partner OF the notorious pension shark, Col. Jinks
VINO was sentenced last May in Philadelphia. His
plan Is to represent himself as pension examiner
under Col. Dudley. and TO eXtort money from pen
sioners by telling them their pension is fraudulent,
and they must pay him to fix things right In this
manner he defrauded Jennie Williams Of Altoona,
OF $500 last September, and was working the same
plan with the lady who was in his company, Mrs.
C. Rhodes OF Waymart, Wayne county. She re-
celVeS $14 month"; and Baker, pretending to be
pension examiner, told her ner pension was Illegal
and she would have to go to Philadelphia and settle
the matter for 5000
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

w.sFIN6TUS, D. G.. August Is. 1854, go ami
ror the middle Atlantic states generally fair
weather. variable winds, nearly stationary tenn
peratuTe For Tuesday slightly cooler, partly
cloudy weather and 0ccdsiOnal showers are indi-
Gated Tor the middle states, the lower lake region
and the Ohio valley
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NoToRfoUs OUTLAW SHor.-A report was re-
ce1ved at Fort Smith, Ark yesterday Of the killing
Of Tom. Gnn1n, O notorious Cherokee outlaw, at
Eufaula, on Thursday night, by Tom Lindsey.
Lindsey. who Is clerk In the store, slept in q
back room, the door OF which was unlocked, and as
Griffin entered, masked, and wearing two Colts
slx-shooters, Lindsey fired the contents Of double
stantly. There was 81 600 reward offered by the
Cherokee Nation for Gr1nins capture to answer for
previous murder.
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INDIGNATION in Maine,
THE DATE OF BIRTH ERASED FROM THE HKA]
OYER THE AVE n AISF.S M 4

TIE DATE OF BIRTH ERASED FROM THE MAIDSTONE
OVER THE GRAVY. OF Mr.. BLAINE'S DEAD SON.
The Kennebec, Me-, Journal to-day says: Much
feeling has been excited in this community by an
event Of extraordinary character In the we'll
known Cemetery OF the Stanwood family, an infant
son OF M. and Mrs. Blaine lies buried. The child
died In July. 1854 and its resting place is marked by
beautiful memorial Of marble, erected In 1855, on
which the dates OF birth and death were plainly In
scribed In raised letters About two weeks ago 1t
was discovered that the date OF the child's birth
had been chseled away. 1t was quickly discovered,
ana an intimate friend Of the Blaine family placed
detective on the track OF the perpetrator who has
not yet been discovered, but IT. is believed that
cleW has been found In the fact that directly after
the mutilation OF the memorial person whose
name Is known had copies OF the alleged record
sent to newspapers In various parts of the country
antagonlstc TO Blaine. There Is great Indignation
among all classes OF people over the sacrilegious
act.
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AMUSEMENTS

NATIONAL BASE BALL GROUNDS
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AUG 90 1854
At 80 O'Clock
An ATHI ETC CONGRESS.
Composed Of
MERyINE THOMPSON.
The Celebrated Thunde. bolt, Challenger Of
JOHN L. SULLIVAN.
Who viii meet here for nstic Supremacy Harry Rils
Unknown
DUNCAN C ROSS.
Champion Al-Style Wrestler and C.ledon,au Athlete
CHARLES LANCE
Middle weight Champion with or without Gloves
PAT ODoNNELI-
The Toronto Terror." not raslor Pugilist but one
who means biz"
ODoSNELI WILL PULL AGAINST TWO AND FOUR
HORSES
II Any one that has powerful horses can have their
strength tested as against him
Tickets sale at all the hotels
II ~
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SPECIAL Nor1cr

SPECIAL Nor1cR
RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLAsS
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PARTICU,
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WE'LL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS SON. WHICH
I CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING Used EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE In RKFFR
RING TO. CALL Is SOLICITED AND ESTT-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER d wYvIIL. ExcIusrvr Aorrr.
ap9e No. asa PA AVE. NEAR ~ STREET.