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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26
CKLAHOM

For several days pas; active preparation.
have been going or looking 20 an onward
move towards Oklahoma. \ large party
expected TO leave this city on next
Monday, but ii is somewha doubtful if they
viii start.
Lieutenants Day and Stephenson came up
from Caldwell night before last In CON
versatiou with an EAGLE reporter Yesterday
Lieutenant Day said that there are now SIX
teen companies Of troops in Oklohoula-
ten companies Of cavalry and six If lnfar-
try. Every road and trail leading into the
territory, aud every approach 10 the coveted
prize is closely guarded \ regular Gordon
surrounds the territory and no one il al
lowed 10 enter unless he can give satis-
factory account Of himself. Hunters are
not permitted TO enter and even fre;shters
are compelled TO submit 10 rigid scrutiny
Of their loads and must >how clearance pa
pers. Cattlernen and all viii be- prccmptcr-
ally fired ont. The u,mo>, viEilsrce i ex-
ercisei snd it viii be practically imPosSi-
bic FOR the boomers II effect an entrance
upon the lands. The army will follow the
present orders until they are counter
handed
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PRATT PIUMAGE.
WITNESS.

PRATT, Kas., Feb. %.
To the Editor Of the Eagle.
The natal day of the grandest man of any
age or time has run its silent course and
passed into the dark. backward and abyss
Of time,' but it was not allowed to pass un-
noticed and forgotten in our city. a Martha
Washington tea party was given by the fair
women of Pratt, of whom it is at once our
pride and our undoubted right to assert that
no city on the Creators footstool of the
the same claim OF manners. grace and beauty
Of form and feature, and all the joyous at
tributes of perfect womanhood. The tea
party was very decided success, notwith-
Standing the fact that the closely packed
crowd WIS too much for the "sleepers" sup
porting the ttoor, which without SO much as
warming groan gave away, Z" all at once
and nothing first and let down
the audience right in the midst of the festiv-
ities. .! course there was some very pro-
iniseunus screaming among the ladies, but
being ground floor, not very ''grcat was
the fall thereof and nobody hurt
cone more unfortunate, weary of breath,
Rashlv importunate, seeking for DEATH"
An old msn, a poor shoemaker, living all
alone in the town Of iuka, six miles north of
Pratt, woaricd and worn with long life of
toll and triendles-neas, on last Friday night
took ms life by shooting himself with re-
yolvcr.
The forgery case spoken of in my last let
ter, came 10 tria! on preliminary examina-
ton Oh last "Wednesday Thomas T.. Simp-
son WAS the complainant, james ii. Skill
man WAS the accused. The state was rep
resented by Lawyers Apt and
Shirley, ard the defendant by Ellis,
Eagin and Williams. When the state rested
its case, the defendant demussed to the evi-
dence, and Justice Kelly, in precise and
pointed summing up, held tho demurrer
good and discharged the defendant, find
ing which is very generally approved.
The Knights OF Pythias ball and banquet
was = great success. by the unanimous con-
sent of everybody present.
Another raid on that pestiferous class of
lawbreakers, the dramshop keepers, WAS
made on saturday aud to-day, and every
known -iolater Of the law was complained |
Of in writing under oath. This time no |
quarter will be shown, and no effort will be |
spared t. convict and drive the hell-deserv- !
mo Snul-,lpSt-Dyinc- Notwithstanding husi-
ness from the city a: once and for all, and |
our people serve notice on the world that
he foul blot aud bemi>h of intemperance
hall not, and ~i!l not be permitted to stain
he fair escutcEeon of this beautiful city.
C. H. T.
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CLEARWATER CUTS.
GLfAxwArEn, Kas.. Feb. %.

CLEARWATER, Kas., Feb. %.
To the Editor Of the EAGLE
Business in our town has at last opened up,
and cur streets sre thronged with wagons
Amos; every dsy bringing in corn. wheat
and hogs, and returning loaded with goods
which our merchants are selling so cheap
that they can't help buying them.
Real estate Is also quite active again, sew
eral farms in our immediate neighborhood
changing hands within the past week, and
any time you VIII look over the town you
can see some Of our numerous real estate
men showing somebody ''the most desirable
residence lots ia town.
Mr.Thos. Wilson, one of our leading citizens
is off for the wilds of Comancbe and Clark
counties.
Several Of our live business men intend
starting for Clark county about the first OF
the month. Just going to look, you know.
Major Proctor, our big real estate mar,
was made vice-president of the St Louis
and Fort Scott Emigration society which
was organized at Eureka last week.
The tickets for the young peoples concert
on Thursday night for the benefit ofthe
Presbyterian church are going off like hot
cakes. Every body takes them"
The enterprising editor of the Times was
just little previous in speaking of one of
our citizens a. having skipped the town."
when he had merely gone away on business.
A grain of discretion is worth pound OF
riuno-.
Thc Building and Loan association, which
is being organized here, seems TO be attract
ing considerable attention, but tine mill
question Is the all-absorbing topic, jus; now.
We need a good roller process Touring mill
here and we must and will have it. Do you
understand.
Mr. ID. c. McKinnan, Of Beverly, Sum
ner county, expects soon TO become a resi-
dent Of Clearwater. We have plenty of
room and cordial welcome FOR such citi-
zrns as Mr.. Mckinnan.
Mr. Frank Yocily, who has been east Wis
ting iiis old home most of the winter, is
bael, to stay.
Our people rejoice-the largest saloon in
town has closed doors and posted the fol-
lowing notice: This place is closed for
good. You never miss the water till
the well runs dry Hope the re-
naming two will 90 and do likewise and !
save their money that will soon be required
TO settle their fines and costs.
Mr.. Geo. ". Bear is now the agent OF the
American Express company here.
The Literary society held IL very interest |
Ing session on last Friday night. The wo-
nan suffrage question was ably discussed |
and decided in the affirmative. The per-
formancc WAS interrupted few times by
some boys. who evidently 90 there for that
purpose. We suggest Il little application of
the law in such cases made and provided
would awaken the boys TO realization of
he fact that Others have some rights which
hey are bound to respect, and cause their
parents, who are among our best citizens, to
'eaiize that they are responsible Cor the con-
luct Of their children.
1.-THE spray flies III your eyes,
lou can surmise or catechise
l. WITNESS
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wichita Stock Yard Co.


This enterprise is FAR surprising the ex-
pectations of its managers. Their auction
sales on Saturday of each week have proved
great success 1t brings together both
buyers and sellers. The company keep a
register of all property consigned 10 them
for sale. They keep constantly on hand u
large stock OF horses, mules, mares and
ponies. also cattle, hogs and sheep. Ad-
vertisements made on all kinds of personal
property. Prot. Rigs, the popular horse
surgeon and trainer, can be found at the
company's stable corner OF Waco street and
Douglas avenue, near the bridge, every Sat
urday. He is also the conipany's arc,ioneer
All kinds Of stock for sale at all times at
private sale. d23S-6t
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HIS OPINION


J. A. Hssket of Newton, was giving his
opinion TO an interested crowd in the parlor
of the fremont hotel las; night, as to what
Presiden: Cleveland would do in. regard to
the appointment of postnasters in general
and the Wichita postmaster in particular.
He said Cleveland would eventually down
all Of them and put Democrats in their
places, but he thought the old man would
go SLOW. In about six months the postmas-
ter at Wichita would be requested 10 walk
.'down and out He thought the mail
agents would not be removed. In i town
the size of Wichita he thought several DEM
ocrsts might be found capable of running a
postofiice but when il came 70 running a
postal car, they could not do It because they
mad never got 50 far along in gografy to tell
which route letter should be sent and the
Mahdi at Washington well knew tina. fact.
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1t is 4 matter OF surprise to everybody
that every train on the Santa Fe, no matter
which direction il gees, is full to overflow
ing. 30 many are going 10 New Orleans
and Washington from this city that the OK
ira coach dropped by the south bound train
in this city is found to be insufficient 10 ac-
commodate the passengers. The piles Of
freight that reach this city over that and the
Frisco Is astonishing The shipments of
stock and grain from this city and from
points south anG along the Wichita *
Western Is very large just now and business
is booming along the whole line. New
rails. new ties and new balssting are being
put in wherever required, and the road is al
ways kept in the bes; of order An eastern
railroad man, m conversation with al EAGLE
reporter Yesterday, declared that, notwith-
standing he had heard much about the
Santa Fe. he was not prepared TO find a road
so thoroughly equipped and managed IN
Kansas. The track, he said, wss good
enough TO run over al the rate of sixty miles
an hour
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WOULDN'T BE CONFEDERATE.

An old union soldier, out of q job, was
picked up by travelling wizard just arrived
in town.
my good man" he said patronizingly,
II understand you are looking for something
to do
"Yes," answered the ex-soldier, I'm ready
TO work.
Il want you for night or two and will
pay you 81 a night
"All right, boss, what am to do =
why, l wan, you for confederate
What" shouted the old fellow.
Il want yau for confederate, a.
'.No you don't. I'm not for hire. ] fit
the dern confederntes, rs you call them, all
through the war, and Iii be DANCED if a
dollar night viii pay me for being con-
federate now, don't care if Grover Cleve-
land is elected and the old fellow hustled
away in a raCc.-Merchant Traveller.
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PER SONAL.

sam. Nolan. of Goddard. was in the city
yesterday.
w. \. Richey went TO Topeka isst night
to instruct the Legislature.
w. \. Wallace, Of knightstown, Ind,
who resided in this county in 1879, has re-
turned. with a view 10 remaining.
Hon. Ii. W. Beck and wife, Of Butler
county, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Plat left the city last evening for
Illinois on a visit to brother. whom she
has no: seen since he babe her good bye
when he started to Join the army.
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DIED

John VI. Crcswell, brother OF VI. Cr,.Syg,.il
OF Harrisburg township, and Robt Cress-
well, of Ottumwa, died at the residence OF
Mr.. c. f. Newton, in Vernon township. on
Saturday last, and WAS buried IN the Ben
tonsport cemetery on Tuesday Of this week
Deceased was born in Pennsylvania J;.nuary
8, 1924, and came with his parents to Iowa
in May, ISL. In the spring of 1917 he Ell
listed in the Fifth regimen; Of the United
States regulars, and soon after started for
the scenes of the war then in progress in
mexico. Landing at Vera Cruz, he marched
on after Gen. Scott, ovcrtaking him at Pc
rotc or Pueblo. Deceased participated
thereafter in the numerous bat ties in
the valley Of Mexico, remain
ing there until peace was
declared, when he returned and was mus
tered out of the service at Newport, Ky., in
the fall Of 1913. In the spring of 1850 he
went to California and remained until the
fall of 1859. Coming back TO Iowa, he re-
manned here until 1871, when he returned to
California and remained there until the fall
of 1872. He then went % Wordsworth, Ne5..
and remained there until MAY 81, 1874. when
he returned 70 Iowa. Death was caused bv
paralysis, which attacked him several
months ago. The funeral procession had q
terrible time in reaching Bentonsport. They
had to stop frequently in bitter cold to shov-
i their way through the snow-keosau9u
Democrat.
He formerly lived in this county in Union
township, and was brother Of Mrs. \. NJ
Gossler, who resides in Union township. No
doubt number of the earlier settlers viii
remember him.
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l23S-tf-wi9-1
Smoke the Wichita Eaglei

Hills Peerless Cough Syrup will cure
coughs, colds, croUp or sore throat. and re-
lieves whooping cough and asthma. 1t does
not dry npa cough and leave the iniiama-
ton and fever behind it, but loosens the
phlegm and morbid matter, and permits ma
ture to heal the lung Tissues and diseased
parts. Call and get a bottle. Ii not satisfied
after using il. return the empty bottle and
we will refund the money. A package of
CObb's Little Liver Pills in top of each bot
tie free. Aldrieh X Brown. Apr Is.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

Several petitions will be presented to
the county commissioners three months
heace, notice Of which appears elsewhere,
asking that body to make all the lines of the
municipal townships in Sedgwick county
conform to the lines Of the congressional
townships. The petitions are to come from
townships which at present have such awk-
ward shapes and which are so large as 10
destroy to great extent the community OF
interests necessary to a township. They
were originally made 50 a TO conform to the
meandcrings Of ;he Great Arkansas and if
no legal or financial complications are to
follow such REIMBURSEMENT the move would
seem wise
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SPETIdL NOTICES.
Smoke the Wichita Eagle |!

Watches, Jewelry and Diamonds. As this
is the last week of the sale at Hecht's jew
elry Store, do not miss the one chance in a
life time to procure goods in that line at half
their real value d23s-Iw
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Las, Week Of the auction Sale

Last Week Of the Auction Sale
We have engaged the services Of Mr.. T.
L. MuliDix, Of TIE firm "t MuliuiN X Alden,
the celebrated auctionecr<. to conduct the
auction sale at Hecht's j"welry store rs ev-
erything must be closed ou, this week.
d12Sct
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Try Franks Darling Cigar

If you have cold or cough of any kind
call and get bottle of Hills Peerless
Cough Syrup. Use it all. If not satisfied
return the empty bottle and we will refund
your money. a package Of Cobb's Pills il
top Of each bottle free. We also sell the
Peerless Worm Specific on the same terms
No cure, no pay. CObb's Little Pills Will
cure headache, billiousness. &c, or money
refunded. aldrich Il Brown. DIV Nav /
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

Ties are being distributed along the line
of the street railway on South Nam street
and as soon as the frost is out construction
viii begin.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

The room just west Of McNaughton's
shoemaker shop on Douglas avenue is be
ing fitted up for butcher shop.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

o. c. Daisv is getting new water tank
made for his street sprinkling business. No
sprinkiiBg viii be required for = day OF two
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

Fred Israel who has been closeted with
his new baby for several days is able to be
about again.
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Hills & Jackson received car load of
very fine Missouri apples yesterday, which
Mr. jackson bought during his absence.
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Mr.. John }. Shields, Of Clearwater, made
lis q pleasant cali yesterday.
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AND LOCAL ITEMS OF NEWS

Tony Bruins firing squad will be out on
dress parade pretty sooa.
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On Monday the second day of March,
1885, from 10 o'clock a. IN. until O'Clock
p. H.. l will be at the Office OF the probate
judge for the purp.se Of paying the first
dividend on claims against the York estate.
HENRY ScARTH,
d23S-tf-wt9-lt Administrator.
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Smoke the Wichita Eagle |!


Just try the Myra cigar at J. J. Robert
sons wholesale cigar store in the Black
block. d2i0-3t
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

The street mud scrapers were brought INTO
reQUisition again yesterday.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

The chief engineer of the New York
store i hereby recommended 10 take in
those furs. The very sight of them makes
IL feel like winter
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

Cabbage. Cabbage. Cabbage.
4 car load of fancy green California cab
bage at Kansas City prices, for sale by
Lot. NJ HARRISG,
d24l-tf Com. Mer., Wichita
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

Positively the last week of the great sale
of Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds and Silver
ware, at Hecht's Jewelry Store. 23S-1w
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\ mounted party of Baird's minstrel
troop, mounted in the finest style and fol-
lowed by pack of hounds, set out from the
Douglas Avenue hotel for a hunt yesterday
afternoon. We have not heard what the
harvest WAS
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

great big da-key, whose head was very
strongly suggestive OF Polled Angus bull,
threatened to butt a slender colored brother
into jelly yesterday at the Santa Fe depot,
but the slender chap was no hog. he knew
when Ia. had enough and skinned.
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DISTRICT COURT

SiBee our last report the following cases
have been disposed Of: The Mccormick
Harvesting company vs.. Jas. Beard, verdict
in favor % defendant; Nicoles. Shepherd &
CO. y. Frank Hoss, e; al. suit on notes.
judgment fer plaintiffs for Sl,lcnO0. An
heuser-Busoh Brewing association V 4. l.
Houck & Co.. verdict for defendant: J. W.
Brose Is the 4. r. & :. F. K. K Co, suit
for hay burned, Judgment for plaintiff.
In the coart trial of No-vcH Craig Va.
Leslie Marlin, upon prornissory notes. =
Judgment Va, given in favor Of the plaintiff
Cox $50
IA--e y. Partridge vs.. Elizabeth Partridge
divorce and custody Of children granted
to plaintiff
v. \ Thomas, Of Cheney. was made a
notary pgblic.
In the breach Of ceatract case OF Geo. A.
YenteT =. Isaac J. Lane, the summing up
-seeea.- sers i,..; in, ~hea lie cour, adj
Journal
F. y Teswilieger, Of San Aatoaio, Texas,
: in the city.
-Nr, aal Nh. y. +. NiederIanier les
la>t cvcujns f,- a visit to Kansas City.
w Nsckey. Of the Comnsnche county
cattle pool. ) registered =; the fremont
Tie stately strawberry blonde Of the Ar
kansas Valley, Jesse Ak. hiss returned from
= tssy oZG- tie 50 g;hgestern Kansas eirc,n;
viii IL california ladies' B1zs Band and .
Orchestra
/. ". Bairi's Mammoth Ministries gave /,
splendid Performance in Turner'S opera
hc,iSe la; night. 70 one Of the largest and
mos: dci,shlssi audiences sh.. has greeted
any troupe this season This company
tave splendid record and they fully sus-
tanned their reputation il las; nights per
fornsnce.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

a very pleasant party was held at the
residence of Mr.. 4. O. Lowell, Oh Wichita
street last night, which WAS attended by
large number OF friends and invited guests
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

Admistrator't Notice.
! will be at the Office Of the Probate ,Judra
on ;!.e 18th in the afternoon for the purpose
OF hearing claims against the estate of I'd.
Langford aad To pay such claims rs may
be directed to pay by the Probate court.
Thomas GLOVER,
d240-2t Admini.trotor
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\ large number of farmers were IN the
city yesterday evidently heading off the
muddy roads. An unusual number of hog,
were brought in, fifteen wagon loads being
seen on DougIas avenue at one tine.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

The snow took fright a; the warm tenn
per shown by Old Sol yesterday, and began
skipping out as fas: as possible Nearly all
the beautiful left the principal streets; mud,
slush and water reign all round. The river
Is beginning to set It's back up again, aud
it viii get il mp higher Our friend J. L.
Moore, over the river. is doing a fine gro
Gerry trade and slaughtering cattle by the
wholesale.
Nobody can growl about lawlessdess in
this town Just now. Judge Hobbs has full
control Of all criminal acts since Judges
Glenn aud Thomas left, but be did not have
n single case yesterday. Nobody suffers on
that account except the reporters, among
whom there i famine Just now. The
EAGLE and Beacon boys hunted through
their pockets yesterday in search of enough
money to make two fellows drunk and
thereby get up fght-result. three cents
and two brass buttons.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

The Last Week.
The auction sales at Hecht's jewelry store
during this the last wcct,
viii begin mornings at 10 o'clock and
evenings at O'Clock.
The afternoons will be devoted to private
sales. Ladies are cordially invited. 23s-6t
Smoke Marker" ) cent Cigar. Best in
the world. Every Cigar stamped Marker
in bronze letters. Retalled everywhere in
Wichita, and wliolesalcd by B. COIN, l21 W.
D"uglns avcnue. dos. GOT
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following are the rial estate transfers
recorded in the Office If the register of ,icg,i>
yesterday.
A. +. Ross to J. NJ. Tracey. lot is
Ross Ave. Clearwsie-.. -
:. Marsh 70 John VI. Misserve. lots Is
and L. Main ST., March add. -
wichi,s .................-.........-...... 900
i. :. Garrison 20 y. +. k-nderye-c,
north half Of lots :. : and IL, Ohio
Ave, Garrison's aid...--. .-......-... 100
F. L. Atkins TO }. Fitzgerald lots 3,
81. So and IL. Second Ave, Akiasi
add, Clearwater. iA0
Alonzo T. Lonsburg TO George Chsd-
wick. lots 81 and &C. Court s.,
Wichita .-...-.....--........... 500
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

Goddard is just now on tiptoc about
the postotiica in that burg. There
arepetitions and cross petitions. Sam Nolan
is willing TO take the job, and petition in
his favor. We believe, is being circulated.
The present incumbent, Nr. kGoftioch, is,
We are told, circulating a counter petition,
and we don't know how many others are
willing g. tackle the Job.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

II you would ASe pure, uuatulterz.ei
sgeet CIDER. % 70 the wholesale prodoca,
store. sold IN quantities 70 suit tbe SustoEas-.
liz Narss; street dlsg-tf
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New kiowa
Try Frank s Darling Cigar

For prices of town property and farms,
address Holmes & Flynn. iI37-I4t
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Nessrs. T. ". Anderson, ". 4. Douglas.
". L. Richardson ard Y. p. Mooney, all
prominent men Of Eidorado. we're in the
city yesterday and made Us a call in Il body.
These gcnt!cE7en LAY that the ncw railroad
line froIa Eiiorado and Ellsworth via. New
ton Is an as-urch fact, and that the survey
ors are already upon the grounds at work.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-26

Willis & Combs, of the Fair, on Main
street, sold to Mrs Levy one Of the most
beautiful and artistic picture frames ever
seen il this city. Mrs.. Levy sends it with
an art production in the WAY of an elegant
floral paintn. - her sister. Mrs kohn, in
New York