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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-11
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
A Haven for Prince Alex
ander.
AGRICULTURAL REPORTS.
A Crooked Observation-Disclosures
Investigation--A Disastrous
ConfIagration.

Special to the Herald bu The Associated Pressl
LONDON, September lO.-Prince Hem
ry Of Battenburg, husband Of Princess
Beatrice and brother of Prince Alexan-
der. late rulcr Of Bulgaria. has left Bal
II sral castle for Darmstadt. He intends
TO bring Prince Alexander to Balmorai.
ENGLAND OPPOSES RussIA's POLICY,
ST.. PETERSBURG, September l0.--
Movoc vremija says that OF all the gn-
ers Of the Berlin treaty England alone
appears inclined to oppose Russia's Bull
garian policy. Russia must know
.whsther Euglana's Intention is serious
In order to prepare herself to take meas
ure accordingly # Russia will not be
brought to a standstill by England's
veto.
THE PRINCE AT DARMsTADT.
Prince Alexander has arrived here.
He was received by the Secretary of the
English legation and Burgomaster and
at once proceeded to Jugenhcim, MS
fathers residence.
THE czAR OF RUSSIA.
LoYDox, September l0.--The Car is
soiourning in Pslanl, and will not re-
tnrn to the Russian capital for three
weeks.
WOULD HAVE KILLED HIM.
LONDON, September l0.-Capt. kava-
log, Of the yacht on which Alexander
was tirst conveyed from Bulgaria, has
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PIrrssuRe, Pa, September l0.-The
litigation pending for the last six years
between Jacob Reese Of this city, the
inventor Of the Bassic process, and the
Besserner Steel Company (Limitea),
which has prevented the use of tue
Bassic steel process in the United States,
owing to tbs injunction obtained by the
BesseIner Steel Company. has been de-
cided by Master, who reports that the
injunction be dissolved and the bill dis
missed at the cost OF the Bessemer Steel
E.,unauv
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SAN Francisco. September l0.-Hoff-
mau q Co., fancy dry goods importers,
No. 10 Battery street, made an assign.
ment for the bensRt OF creditors to-day.
Liabilities about half million dollars.
The assets are stated to bs nominally
the same as the liabilities. and consist of
stock and 500, 600 in hook accounts.
Half Of the liabilities is owing to East.
ern firms. Daniel Meyer is creditor to
the amount Of $50. 900, l. Cohen and s.
Bachmen $4,000 each, and the Califor-
MIA Bank $50, 900, the latter also holding
notes amounting to $4,000, indorsed, by
d, Blum, a former member of the firm.
It Is reported that the stock will be dis.
posed Of at private sale, and business
will not be resumed bv the firm.
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How 10 be Esid Of CaIomei.

People sffiictsd with q diseased liver,
indigestion or biliousness, use mercury.
This is done reluctantly, but the argu-
gument is, Nothing will reach the liver
and splsen except calomel; could enc
get something just as good, everybody
would use it. . That something is Sim
mons Liver Regulator. Il is squal in
power to calomel, without any Of its in
FURIOUS effects.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-11

The burglars Who e1tsrsi Mr.. Har.
gett's office on Tuesday night found q
placard on the safe which read: "Safe
open. Turn handle to the left. Nc
cash; only papers" The burglars
turned the handle to the left and opened
the safe; but. having curiosity to see the
papers, they scattered them over the
floor. The only things stolen were a
plug of tobacco and two cigars.
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Nevada Democratic Convention.
ELKo. New, September i0.-rhe Dem
ocratic State Convention met at 0 o'clock
this morning, A motion to amend the
order Of business so as to bring the judi
cial nominations before that of Governor
was lest by vote of rs to Al.
Jewett NJ. Adams has received the
nomination for Governor by acclamma-
ton.
The platform as adopted contains
strong planks on the labor and Chinese
questions; endorses Cleveland's admins
tration, excepting as to the silver ques-
lion; favors the opening of the Carson
mint, and endorses Senator Fairs course
in the Senate Of the United States. I.
j. Bell, of Nye, was nominated for
Lieutenant Governor by acclammation.
j. III. Mcmillan, Of Humboldt, was nom
mated for Congress. Cassidy declined
John I. Brady was nominated for Secre-
tary Of State; 9. IL. Belknap, Of Orms-
by, for Judge Of the Supreme Cour!;
John McKeernan, Of White Pine, Clerk
Of the Supreme Court; J. f Boiler, Of
Esmeralda, Attorney General; P. Sadler,
of Eureka. State Controller; Jerry
Schooling. Of Washoe. State Treasurer;
s. II. Day, of Ormsby, Surveyor Cen
eral; A. Il. Kay, Of Eureka, Superin.
tendent OF Public Instruction.
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Impartanf TriaIs at sitka.

PoRr TOWNSEND, W. T., September
l0.--The steamer Idaho, from Sitka, ar.
rived to-day. The District Court CON
vened at Ssiittiks Ssiittiks, August soth. The cases
Of four vessels seized by the United
States steamer Corwin for killing fur seal
in Behring Sea. were on the calendar.
Captain Raynor, Of tho American schoon-
er San Diego, was sentenced to two
months imprisonment. Captain james
0gilvie, Of the captured schooner Caro-
lima, has left for Victoria. The schoon-
ers Coward and Thornton we're the
others seized. These vessels cases have
not vet been reached.
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NEW YORK, September l0.-A Wash.
ington special says: The Secretary Of
State, Notwithstanding the release of
Cutting, will. it is said, in ist upon the
abrogation Of Article 1856 Of the Mexican
penal code, which confers upon Mexi.
can courts jurisdiction under certain
circumstances over foreigners for ofcnses
committed outside of Mexican territory,
or at least Secretary Bayard will insist
upon the renunciation by Mexico Of the
right to subjec. American citizens to
that code, on the ground that American
courts have exclusive jurisdiction over
otfenses committed within the territory
Of the United States by American citi-
zens.
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SAN Francisco, September l0.-The
creditors Of Keene Bros, the dry goods
merchants who failed August 2sih, to-
day decided TO accept fifiytwo cents on
the dollar as settlement in full of all
claims. The firm will resume business.
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VIRGINIA. CrrY, New, September TO-
The Enterprises special from Phoebe
says: On Wednesday nigh. at the town
Of Bristol. twenty miles northwest Of
Phoebe, the north side Of Main street
burned from the brewery to the post
Office, both included. The flames were
frat seen issuing from the rear portion
OF Barton's store. J.. N. Gregory, an
enploye, was known to be inside and
desperate efforts were made to release
him. After bursting in the front door
they found Gregory behind the counter
In such a position that it was impossible
to extricate him. He could not be
drawn out, he being dazsd, unable to
help himself and replying to their exhor-
tations with nunintelligibIe calculations.
The men were forced to retire amid the
firing Of overheatei cartridges. The
flames were upon them, and Gregory
burned to death. He was 10 years Of
age and had been drinking. The origin
of the fire 10 unknown. The loss ON
goods Is supposed to be light. The goods
were mostly stored in fire-proof cellars.
Nine buildings were burned. The loss
was nominal on account Of shrunken
values.
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SAN Francisco. September 10. Wheat
Quiet. Shipping, Sl.s5s@l.S5f per cen
tai.
Barley-Quiet. Feed, s2A@90c per
Genital; brewing, 81 lo@Sl 10; Chevalier,
ST. 40@l45.
Corn-California, large yellow, 81 .25
al 80 per GENITAL; small, 81. 35@i. .37a.
CHICAGO, September 10. = Wheat
opened weaker at 76tc per bushel CASH
October. 77sc; May, a7ac. Afternoon
Board--Weak. Cash, 76sc; October,
n 9.l6c.
Corn--Easy. Cash, 39sc per bushel;
October, Al l6o. Afternoon Board
Steady. Cash 3e4c; October, Al ssl6c.
Barley Quiet. closing at SIC per
bushel.
LivEEpoof., September l0.--Wheat--
Fair demand. New No. 2, winter. O.
0d, Arm; spring, 6s 0dt, firm.
Corn--Spot and futures, fair demand.
September, October and November, d
5ad per GENITAL, firm.
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SACRAMENTO, September l0.-A joint
Republican caucus was held at noon,
which was attended by Fifty six members
OF both houses. Senator Mcclure pre-.
sided. a long debate TOOK place over
the project to adjourn sine die to-mor-
row at noon, and resolution to this eff
feet was adopted by vote OF 40 to o..
Il Is believ ed that the motion to adjourn
to.,norrow ut noon will be adopted in
the Assembly to morrow morning.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-11

SAM FRANcisco, September lo.--In
February las. Frank Jaynes, general su-
psrintendent Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, was subr@naed to
produce before Judge Maguire, Of the
Superior Court. certain kilograms which
had passed between San Francisco and
New York City, sent by either OF vari.
ous persons named in the subp@ IA to
any one Of various other persons on each
and every day for several successive
days covering period OF six months,
The superintendent refused to search
for or produce the kilograms, aud was
committed for contempt. BY a writ Of
habeas corpua and Of certiorari. the pro-
ceedinga d the Superior Court have
been reviewed. and reversed by the Su-
preme Court, aud Superintendent Jaynes
was ordered discharged from custody.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-11
Certificate of copartnership.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
GoIrNTy or Ios ANGEfvs IS

COUNTY OF Los ANGELEs.
We, the undersigned, do hereby certify
that we are partners transacting business In
thiS s,a'e .. NJ u,ss u t, LOS auge,es, eoun.S
style of KIEFEk 4 CO.: that the names II
full OF all the members of such partner
ship are Peter P. Kiefer and Oscar II
Kiefer and that the places of our respective
residences are set opposite our respeotlv 9
names hereto subscribed.
In witness whereof, We have hereunto set
our hands this 10th day OF September, 1886
Names Residences.
PErERP. KIEFER. Les Angeles, c California
OSCAR II. KIEFER, Los Angeles, California
Subscribed and sworn to before me Sep
tenber 10, 1886.
G. IL. DUN5M0OR,
County Clerk Los Angeles County, Cal.
sepll sod
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-11

Bellevue. 1. T., September TO- The
Republican Territorial Convention
unanimously nominated Fred Dubois,
ex- Territorial Marshal, delegate to Con-
gress. A strong anti-Mormon platform
was adopted.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-11

LONDON, September l0.-Thc Stand
ard hears that reports are being pre-.
pared. showing that the patronage
which would be handed over to Parnell
and his :triends when the Home Rule
bill had passed would have been worth
|, 200, 900 pounds yearly. The press
oen4 orship is rigidly enforced at St.
Petersburg. All incoming and outgoing
kilograms are most mercilessly sifted and
mn III lafed
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-11
Notice of Guardians Sale Of Real
Estate.

Notice is hereby given. that IN pursuance
OF an order OF the superior Court OF the
County OF Los Angeles, State Of California.
made on the sth day OF September. 1886, in
the matter of the estates aud guardianship
OF Aurora Bauchett Ardencia Bauchett and
Ynora Bauchett, minors, the undersigned,
tho. guardian q the persons and estates Of
said minors. will sell at private sale, for cash,
BY said Superior Court all the right, title,
each OF them, in and to all that certain lot
Los Angeles, State OF California, snd bouud
cd and described as follows to-wit,
Fronting 81 feet on Main street and ex.
tenNing back la4 feet ON Requena street,
and Is bounded OH the west by Main street.
on the south by Requena street, on the east
by iauds OF DR.. @. W. Bush and on the north
By lands now or formerly OF ]. @. Downey
and /. W. Hellmsn.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE;
Ten per cent. OF amount to accompany
each bid, balance on confirmation OF sale
by Superior Court.
BIDS will be received from the
s7tn 10 the s0rh Days OF septem-
Bcr, 1880,
At the ofice Of Chapman 4 Hendrick,
Room 20, Baker Block. In the city Of Los
: September 10th, 1886. .
sepii l5t Guardian OF said minors.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-11

PRosrrcr HOUSE,. Adirondack Mount.
aims, N. Y, September l0.--There is no
truth in the report put into circulation
to-day Of an accident to President Cleve.
land. He has just left Saranae lnnifrom
his customary hearty dinner.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-11

SACRAMENTO. September TO- = The
State Board Of Equalixation having just
returned from their investigations of tho
condition Of property values in the iu-
terror, a meeting was held yesterday at
which a partial result was reached. The
action Of the Board, although not final,
Indicates that no assessment rolls will bo
raised this year,
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-11

positive cure for Ldyspepsia-Damian
Bitters. Michel Levy X Co., Wholesale liq-
uor dealers. agents.
sHILoH'5 '5CURE WILL Immediately re-
hsye Group, Whooping cough and Bron
3nitls. Soldts O. r.. Heinzeu1an. 122 IN.
Main street.
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PAnIs, September Io.-Thc Uaicerse
published telegram from the Bishop of
Tonqain saying that 700 Christians had
Mean mas ,acred and forty villages
burned in the province Of Manhoa, and
tLst 5000 Christians are perishing Of
hunger. r....-.--.-------------.--------
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Arroyo Grande Postmaster Ap
UDfufed.

WAsHTNGToS, September l0.--Daniel
Rice has been appointed fourth class
Postmaster az Arroyo Graude, San Luis
Obispo county.
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NEW TODAY.
MRS. o. DoscH,

nEALER IN FINE FRENCH MILIINERY
~ Rooms and 9, upstairs, Wilson Block
First street, between Main and Spring
Hats reshaped in the latest styles. sepiltl
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nI,. rhe Nnll on the ne.d.

WASHINGTON. September l0.-Ths
army and Nary Register tomorrow will
say: II public opinion in and out Of
the army has any weight in deciding the
fate Of Geronipo and his murderous
band. they will be tried by 4 military
commission, speedily convicted and exc.
cuted without delay. There is prsce-
dent for such treatment OF them, If one
is needed. in the case OF the trial by
military commission Of the Sioux after
the Minnesota massacre in 1862. Five
hundred of the prisoners were then put
on trial, three hundred Of whom were
found guilty Of murder, and thirty eight
were hanged. Every one of the band
was prisoner of war at the time OF his
escape from the San Carlos reservation.
They had been placed there by General
Crook and were given the liberty Of the
reservation on condition of not leaving
it. They broke this promise and used
their privileges to escape in order again
to take the warpath. They are paroled
prisoners taken red.handed in acts Of
war. and should suffer the punishment
adjudged by the law Of war to such acts
of treachery,
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pEPARrMEvT OF AGRICUL.
TURE.
The crop Prospects Througheus
the Country.


WASHINGTON, September l0.--The
September report Of the Department of
Agriculture shows better yield Of
spring wheat than was expected month
ago. The Improvement Is in the north
ern belt-W ssonsin. Minnesota and
Dikota. In Nebraska there has been
decline. In Iowa there is little change.
The general average is 81. an increase of
four points. The average yield of the
crop also, as far as the results Of thresh.
log are reported. exceeds eleven bushels
and may reach eleven and a half bushels
per acre. Winter wheat in the Ohio
valley gives promise OF better return
than vas exps ted at harvest. There Is
-.--e .snDrovemenl in Missouri and Kan.
sas. In the niridi. and Ei.ss--~ ss..ses
the percentages Of July arc not maieri,
ally changrd. In the South the harvest
was disappointment, and rains injured
the product in the stack. The returns
indicate an average yield OF about
twelve and halt bushel, per acre.
The entire wheat prodnct will appar-
entity exceed that OF last year by
eighty million to niuety million. The
exact determination OF the area har-
vested and the results of thresh hing are
equivalent to a variation OF 2 per cent.
Corn had declined from 81 in August to
II. In the states Of principal products
the status Is as follows; Kentucky from
81 in August to 90 in September; Ohio
So to SO; Indiana 80 to 90; Illinois de-
ctinss, II to u; Missouri from rs to 62;
Kansas ~ to 62; Nebraska rs to rs;
Iowa 70 to 67. The less amouut Of Ia.
diana is caused by drought. In the
South Atlantic states there has been an
improvement. On the gulf coast slight
improvement except in Texas, where
drought has reduced the condition and
per cent. The crop prospect. with no
further decline, is II per cent. verse
than last year and indicates over q
bushels per acre or nearly 1000 bushels.
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PawelI's land bill was read for the
first time. The second reading was
fixed for Tuesday.
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MISS G. r. MEEKER, the talented Good
Templar Lecturer, Tinily NJ. v, Church,
Fort street, between fif b and SIKH, at $
Nc skrge save collection sep'1lt
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The Senate met at IL o'clock, Presi-
dent Daggett in the chair. Filcher itr-
troduced concurrent resolution to ad-
journ sine die at o'clock to-day. Ksl.
iogg amended SO as to make the honr ~
o'clock Saturday. Cross said the Assem-
bly, having frequently laid similar reso.
lutions on the table it was evident that
the adoption Of this would be futile.
He understood that Republican caucus
was going 10 be held this noon, aud till
that took action he thought il would be
useless to send any more resolutions to
the Assembly After considerable de-
bate recess was taken until 2 O'Clock,
thus postponing action on the resolu-
tinns.
Lynch, from the Committee on Mile
age, reported in favor of allowing mile.
age to members, the statutory attaches,
Sergeant-at-Arns, Secretary and Minute
Clerk and per diem to Postm stress. On
motion Of Spencer the subject was made
tue special order for tomorrow morning.
The Senate then adjourned until 1850
tomorrow morning.
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CHEYENNE, Wyo., September los.
P. Harlan, the nigh telegraph operator
for the Union Pacific Railroad, at Rock
Springs. Wyoming, deserted his Office at
2A.M. to-day. and carried away two
bags Of coin and large package Of cur
rency, which amounted, II is stated, to
probably thousand dollars or more.
Harlan is 20 years old, five feet ten,
rather heavy SCI, square shoulders,
bronzed face, dark brown hair and mus
taclae, brown eyes, siovenly ia appear
ance and gait. Two fofeiingers Of his
right hand are contracted. The COM
pany will offer liberal reward for his
capture and the return of the money.
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WAsHISoroS, September l0.--In the
ease Of Goodhue VS.. the Southern Pacific
Railway Compan,, Acting Secretary
Muldrow, of the interior Department,
has rendered decision confirming that
recently rendered by Commissioner
Sparks. which allows Goodhue to make
his timber culture entry in the Los An
geles Land District, thus rejecting the
claim Of the railway company to this
land on the ground that it was of odd
sections granted along the line Of its
road. Similar decisions in like cases
were rendered in the claim Of Murine
VS.. the Southern Pacific and the South
srn Pacific VS.. the State of California.
Fifteen decisions in favor OF the South.
ern Pacific road were rendered on sui S
involving the same question upon which
the suit OF Reese VS.. the Southern PAcifi ],
road was decided few weeks ago.
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FL PAso, September l0.-Special En-.
voy Sedgwick arrived at Paso del Norte
this morning., and after breakfasting with
Consul Brsgnam began the investigation
Of the local record in the Cutting case
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SAN FRAScIsco. September 10. =
Crocker. SOC; Peer, Sc; savage, S2,25;
Hale Norcross, 81. 25; Qphir, sl.30.
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THE REV GEO. q. THAYER, Of Bourbon
md, says: Both myself and Wifo owe our
lives to AlllLoH's CONSUMPTION. .CuRE.'
sold by O. Y Heinxeman. l2e n. Main street
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SACRAMENTO, Cal, September TO-
The first race in the Introduction stake
tor two-year-olds, three-fourths mile,
twelve starters Ford first, Not Idle
second, Jim Dafy third, time l:l6i
Second race. California breeders
stakes, mile and quarter, two starters,
Moonlight and Edelweisss by
latter; time, 2:ll.
Third race, Capital City stake, mile
and five-eighths, two starters, Doubt
and Billy Ayres--Won by Doubt; time,
2;561
Fourth race, purse $3.50, mile heats,
best two out Of three--Won by John A.,
who took the last two heats, Jou-J gu
first heat; time, LAS, l;44a l;459.
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Congregation B'lai Birth.

All parties desiling to rent seats in the
Synego ue for the ensuing holidays may
apply at the office OF X. Cohn a Co, daily.
from to O'Clock r. w., until the 2slh OF
September. y CALESIN6ER,
scpiid Secretary.
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NEW YoRK, September lo.--In th'
first race at the Brooklyn Jockey Clul
course, for all ages, five farlongs-Prin
cess won, Mute second, Mera third
time, l;02t.
One and one-eighth miles, Tornad,
won, Ada d. second, Cathcart third
time, i;5S.
For two-year-oids, three. quarters of
mile-Ifalia won, Fenelon second, Mag
gle Mitchell third; time, f:l7.
One and one.eighth miies--O'FalloI
won. Lucy II. second, Saxon third; tim,
1:5S4.
One mile--Swift won, three cheer
second, Ferona third; time, l:431.
Seven-oighths of q mile--Bonnie 8
won, Tillie Doe second, Error third
time, |. 80.
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rAMRs SULLIVAN, Of Salem, Oregon.
says he vas cured OF the Asthma by Gil
more's Magnetic Elixir Forsalo b II, ID
godfrey. Nadeau Block.
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LONDON CLOTHING COMPANY!

Our goods crowdng
|. Harris secured
securing choicest lines to be had
uote few