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ItrpOnreR BEATEN
~ ono of tho Hoard OF Commissioners o.
Cook County, Ill.

By ono of tho Hoard OF Commissioners Of
Cook County, Ill.
CHICAGO, Dec. s.-The Cook county
Beard Of Commissioners was reorganizsd
last Monday, and the old members, who
had bssn dencminatsd rs "gang" MEM
bers, succeeded in retaining control Of the
Board organization bya vote Of eight to
seven. And alter the Board adjourned a
number OF tho so.called gang" Com.
miBsionOrB including some Of the retired
Commissioners, had night meal In
beer hall known Rs WRssorman's beer
tunnel. Tho CUnveraatlon at tho meal,
the interchange Of proiane and disgrace.
iul language, the alleged intoxicatlon oil
the guests was given at length In the Daily
Ntus.
Last night Commissioner "Duck" Me-
Oarthy, man weighing 2iO pounds, made
an assault on Paul o. Hull, the writer Of
the article, man Of small physique.
The attack, II Is declared, was made With
out warning. Hull wss knocked down
and was carried away senseless, and 1t is
feared that his injuries will prove serious.
Mccarthy went to the Town Of Lake,
where he has figured as a sort OF leader
and counsellor Of the strikers on the
lake shore road and the packing house
men, and had complaint and fine en-
tered against him by justice oil the
town. lie paid the fine TO escape prose-
lnlinn
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ST. LOUIS, NO., Dec. S.-Ohrig Won Der
Abe, President OF the St. Louis Brown
Stocking Base Ball Club, received letter
to-day from President steRrnU, Of tho De-
troit Club, proposing that a series Of seven
games be played by the two clubs next
spring, two to be played In st, LouiU, two
In Detroit one each in Cincinnati and
Louisville, In case Of tie the odd
game to be played IN Chicago.
President s'earnB leaves details 10 be ar
ranged at q iu!urs stime. President Ven
Der Abe expresses himseli favorable 10
the proposition and thinks tho acceptance
OF It would not interfere with the pro.
po0ed series between the Browns and
ChiCagos. Nothing definite has as yet
been arranged regarding the latter series,
and perhaps nothing will be done until
after the meeting Of the American Asso.
citation In New York.
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In another part OF this issue, We pre-.
sent large advertisement headed 1.-THE
Giant Of MedICines." II goes without
saying, that II. II. Warner & 90. have ed.
uCated the people Of thl. country 10 the
belief, which Ia rational and we'll founded,
that d vast majority OF human diseases
originate In improper action Of tho kid.
neyB and liver, that improper action al.
lowing the blood 10 become filled with
uric aud lithic acids, or kidney and liver
waste, which inhamo and irftatO all the
organs and thereby produces 90 many dlt.
ieFent d aeaSeB Hence rOmedy that will
correct tho false action Ol the kidneys
and liver and neuttalEs the acids Of the
system, very naturally cures al tue dl.
BeAseB caused by this excess oi acid In
tho blood. At this holiday season no
present would be more acceptable 10 any
suffering friend than. a case oi a dozen
bottles Of tho wonderfully effective Var.
Incr'a aAlO euro. The proprlOton do not
a0k you TO believe what they say, bu!
frankly toll you 10 wtllO 10 those whose
testimonials arc published aud 10 ssk
your itlends and nolghbos what they
think Oi this great remedy, That shows
how great n their confidence In the iGyol
oil the public, on which thHy reckon be-
cause Of the merits Of their preparation,
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WARRINGTON, D. O., Dec. s.-Lieuten
ant General Sheridan bas to-day issued q
notice that the 'soplety Of the Army o.
the Cumberland" will hold Ito eighteenth
reunion in the city Of Washington on the
1lth aud 18th Of May, 1887, ON which oC
casion the statue in memory ol its lament.
ed comTads General James A. Garfield
will pe unveiled. As president Of the 80
clety General Sheridan has appointed the
following lopAl executive committee tc
make eli needed arrangements for the
reunion. General Albert 0rdwsy, chair
man; General N. L. Anderson, Colonel
John Hay and General R, D. WeIss, Bec'
rekarV.
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DAI,tNG WORK
otMsmbers of Life Savlug station-TWo
CreWs llsacubd.

VI Members OF n LIE hRNinB stAtlon-AWo
Crews lteGcuSd.
SclruArE, MASS, Dec. s.-Shortly after
noon yesterday a large brig went ashore
near sCituate Light. She was discovered
BY the villagers when the sea was break
Ing over her decks. The crew oil nine
men was saved and taken ashore. Ten
minutes after the vessel went 10 pieces.
The brig was the Susie Kitten, Captain
George Kitten, OF Me- York, valued OF
5000, and partly insured. She was from
u, John for New York, with = cargo oi
spllea and laths.
Later 10 the DAY the schooner Florence
A, 4 Captain John Qiinn, from Lunen'
burg N, H., with $500 bushels Of potatoeu
ioI Providence, WAS driven ashore here
A line was shot aboard and o bfeechee
buoy rigged by which the captains son
and daughter, lady passenger, the crew
Of five men and tho captain were, with
much difficulty, landed, the line being %
low that for a considerable distance the
iisecued people had 10 be drawn through
she water. AL hands we're badly chilled
ihe vessel will probably be . total loss
che Is not insured and 10 valued OF $O,OOO
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aENIkE oE GLAss-nLOwEns.
The Mon IN u New dorsey FaOtOry DO GU
huu uFshk Their ARrosmpnt

The Mon IN " New derSey FaCtOry 90 out
aud break TheIr Agreement.
WOODsURY, N, j., Dec. s.-The glass
blowers Of G. q, Green's factory vent out
9E = stN1e lulq lpotuing. 'gheaetion was
RpsrieGt surprise to many Of tbe blowers
IS we'll az to ihs employers aud to the pub.
lie. The understanding lad been that
the men were determined to abide by the
term o! the comproWIsO uSon watch they
yea. tq York In October, aud had re.
Gently given their eMployerg assurance
that 'gl6h was tho EaSa. The strike
vas brought about through tue apprGn.
tioss.
Master Workman C,lsy was here las!
night and held meeting, which was at.
tehdsd by the apprentices and q few Of
the iourneymen. Is result Of 0ohfey q
persuasion the apprentices refused to
work this morning, and so stopped the
factory. A meeting OF all the blowers and
apprentices was held this afternoon and q
majority voted 10 stand by the Atlantic
City resolution and break the agreement
ppOn which they were working. Mr. Green
sayg hlG ipRption is to put out the fires
and not start Rgsln this year.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec, S.-Mr. John
Q. Miller, q well.known stenosrapher and
patent attorney, Of this city, who resides
in HyattsVillo, Maryland, was shot on
+ street, near Ninth. this afternoon, by q
contractor named George N. Walker q
STGihsr pOs & St @hS, $stSI %ES oS SfS oRs sS hi
fall, but rushed upon Walker and attempt.
ed TO take the pistol from him. They then
had struggle, upon the sidewalk, Walker
beating Miller over tho head with the butt
Of tho pistol until they we're separated,
Walker aiter bis arrest said 10 reporter,
that he had for long time been annoyed
by insulting letters rejecting upon tho
character Of his wife, some Of which bore
Mlllers signature. Miller's wound 10 dan.
geroug and perhaps fatal. Walker wal
committed 10 Jail.
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Still they don't know In Vermont tc
whom Senator EImuuds wrote the letter
expressing hins,II about Mr.. Blaine, and
they don't know Why no had it brought
out the day before ex.Psesident Arihur'l
funeral. There Ia no longer any room &c
doub. that Mr.. Blaine used his irauence
in Vermont to quiet the opposition to the
r,turn Of Mr. Edmuuds TO thu Senate
The Elmunds letter was the return ler
this. II isa pity ths. with his Ane in
tsllecs Mr. Il Elmuuda mixes 80 little soul
A broader man would get along bstltl
and have a greater following.
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ST. Louis, Dec. s.-A special from shep.
herd, Texas, sSySi Last night at 12
o'clock party Of eight or ten men went
to the house Of James Conner, negro
man, who lives on Big Greek, near this
place, aud calling him TO the yard selgsd
him, bore him to The ground, Lisembow.
elbd him and left him for dead. This
morning the body Of the dying Conner
was discovered, still living aud able to
give the names Of the parties who butch.
cred him. Sheriff Poe Immediately or.
vaniSed polse and arrested several oI
the accused parties and has them under
strong guard, The others escaped, The
friends oi those under arrest are deBper.
ale, and the sheriff ID q man Of nerve,
hence serious trouble 10 anticipated. Con.
nef wa4 suspected pl being implicated In
The Cold Spring mall robbsry, near shep.
herd, q lew weeks ago. This 10 euppoBst
10 be tho cAusO Of hls assassination. HI
10 horribly mulllAted and 10 In q dyinV
condition. He cannot live I'LL morning
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TAE KNrr GOODS pIFEIcULrY.
The Manufacturers Pass Satisfactory ReSo-
lu;lonS aud the Mills VIII Open,

lu;lonS aud the Mills VIII Open.
CoHoEs, N, Y, Dec, s,-Ths Knit Good
Manufacturers Association, Of oohoes and
Waterford, representing twenty.eight
knitting mills, adopted the following;
REIOlVsd, That all mill.owners shall open
their mills when they deem proper under
the following agreement with employees
by them Employed; That the anployea
shall acknowledge aud respect the right
OF the employer to promote, hire or dis
charge az he, they or it deems beat for the
interest oi hls, their or Its business, with.
out interference OF other employers,
Wages to be arranged between each man
VtaCturer and each employo. Notice OF
this kind shall be posted Ia each room OF
same shall be recognised and adopted by
every operative in each mill as their con-
tract Ol employment,
ReIOlped, That all help employed by us,
the Knit goods Manufacturer Assocla.
ton OF Cohues and Waterford, N. Y,
under auch resolution passed December 7,
1856, to 10 posted in our mills, shall not
prior TO December !, 1857, II we continue
70 run our mill, le diSplsFysd Ay US ex.
cspE i95 inc0Rpeseney or foF some good
and satisfactory reason to the employer,
and gaali nos bs discharged at the lolICItR.
ton or demand OF any order, individual or
hody Of individuals, and no settlement
will be entered into between US and any
order, trades-union or individuals which
does not FeloSniss our right 70 retain such
IsIgaod) ]. VS.. LANslSo, prss'!.
The mills will be thrown open Thurs.
day. and the Knights will put pickets on
guard,
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NEW YoHE, DEC. Sat ths regular
quarterly meeting Of the directors OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company to.
day, President Green submitted HIS report,
which shows the net revenues OF the
quarter ending December 3lss instant,
based upon nearly completed returns for
October, partial returns for November,
and estimating the business for December
will be about 81, 10000 Add to this tho
surplus OF October, frat S5,324, ,29l.0S,
makes total Of 0,324, ,20l. 0S, from which,
Hppropristing for interest on bonda aud
sinking funds, leaves S6,lSO70l0S. The
committee recommended to the Board OF
Directors that no dividend bs declared.
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ClTr OF MHIlCo, Dec. SIT Is genor.
ally believed here that diplomatic ques.
tiona Of grave importance will soon arise
between the United States and Mexico,
growing out Of the position taken by
President Cleveland against the right
Of Mexico, 10 try Americans committing
offenses against Mexican law while
on American soil. Preliminary judicial
proceedings have besn taken 10 bring
criminal libel suits against the authors ot
the recent reports regarding Minister Man
nlnR's conduct at private dinner. The
Governor oil the Federal district is active
In trying To detect tho Gouroes OF these re-.
nnFtA
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Is THIS TRUEi
An Alleged Deal HetwOOn Jay Gould and
Robert Garrett,

Nh AloBeu bbhl hetWoon Jay NOulu ana
Robert Garrett,
ATLANTA, GA, Dec. S.-The Southern
industrial journal, Dirie, has special
dispatch to-day from slafT correspondent
at Fort Worth, Texas, which says; zone
Of the largest and most importsnt transac-
tons ever recorded In now on foot. 1t is
nothing less than trRdo between Jay
Gould and President Garrett, Of the B4lti-
more 4 Ohio, whereby the entire Balti-
more 4 Ohio telegraph system Is to be
transferred to Gould, who now practically
owns the Western Union, In return for
the same President Garrett Ia to receive
the Wabash system, thus giving the Balti.
more & Ohio line from Kansas City to
Baltimore.
The magnitude OF a desl Of this kind
con scarcely be understood, but lis known
10 officials Of the Gould system here that
the Baltimore 4 Ohio have long been
seeking to extend their operations west OF
the Mississippi river. The information is
believed to be thoroughly reliable, Rs it il
said to be aubstantiated by memoranda
made by the late II. NJ. Hoxls prior TO hiG
death, and found among certain papers
that hGd been laid away for future refer
eno0.
The secret leaked out through party
who desired to arrange with Fort Worth
capitalists to operate In Western Union
and Baltimore 4 Ohio stocks az soon as
there werO any Indications that the bar
gain had been c0nsummated.
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Will NEVER LEARN.
Tie Sad Death w AtGId,nt Of Fayett,
rnu0iv liRi

Tie Sad Death w Accident Of n Fayette
County Girl.
Special DilpGich toiM InttAiptHesh
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Dec, s.-.NsES has
lust reached here detailing the death Of
Miss EuniCe Barton, the eldest daughter
Of John Barton who resides % Arm'
BLrong's creek, FAyette county. She was
q very handsome girl Just budding into
woman hood aud, vas the belle of the
neighbofhood In which she lived, .
She was engaged 10 Asa Gray, o sturdy
young iafmsf ol this county, and was 70
have been married 10 him this week, bul
while Bhe aud ayounEer Slater wore ex'
amining o revolver, the younger sister
mapped II u Miss Einlce ior amusement
MOI knowing that Il was loaded, The
piStol was discharged and the bullet en-
tered the body Of MlsB tunlce, which TO
suited In killing her almost instantly,
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FILE FAYNE CASE.
A strong Likelihood OF Its aOIns RsOpOHs
This Session,

A strong Likelihood OF Its 4OIns ReOpOasd
This Session.
WASHINGTON, D. o., Dec. S-COnslder'
able agitation has been created in sena'
torial circles by the receipt Of a letter
FROM an influential Ohio Republican,
stating that within . short time each
member Of tho delegation to Congress
from that State, the two Senators and
members OF Committee on Privileges and
Elections will receive q series Of petitions
spd memorials and resolutions from Citi.
ssns IL eVOrY county in the State for the
opening Of Senator haynes saaO. The
Republican Senators who voted with tie
/ Del SnNrRts last year on the question had
no doubt congratulated themselves upon
what they supposed vas the termination
OF the question. ~,
Little did they dreGI0 tl,stpgch 9 iornid'
abled Cmand would bo made iOr rs reopen.
Ing, and since 1t has come II causes o good
deal Of illustration, because request and
demand, such az 0hioans contemplate,
cannot we'll hS disregarded. An impress.
sion prevails that the case will be given
q reheariug, as II ia believed that the Ro-
publicanB who acted with the Democrats
RboD the case was under confederation
before have regretted their course,
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1885. Secretary Bsyard wrote q long letter
to Minister West concerning the seizure
Of the American schooner Joseph Story,
and the schDonsr David ], Adams. Alter
pointing ont the illegallty OF the seizures,
the Secretary says; "The seizure Of the
vessels have mentioned, and published
warnings purporting to have baen Issued
by the Colonial authorities, would sppsar
10 have been made under q supposed del,
egstion OF jurisdiction by the imperial
government Of Great Britain and to DO
Intended to include authority 10 interpret
and enforce the provisions OF the treaty
nj 1878, to which tue United States and
Great Britain are the contracting parties,
who can alone deal Tesponsibly with quss'
tions arising hereunder"
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NO MORE MONOPOLY
IN TELEGRAPHIC CONNECTION
With the dominion OF Cauada-Ths II. s q,
Secures Connection With the CArada
Paoino-AIlegOd Deal between
Garrett and Jay Gould,
sptfial DlipaieA 10 ne Iaellvmosr,

Sptfid9 DiIpaieA 10 ne Laisligsaetr,
BUFPALo, N, Y, Dso, S.-The Baltimore
and Ohio Telegraph Company has to-day
completed It's connection with the Cana
dian Pacific railway telegraph lines, thua
adding another large and important ter.
rltory to It's system. This connection es,
tabllshes direct Communication between
oil points on the Baltimore and Ohio sys-
tenn in tia United Staten and all points
on the Canadian Pacific system from
Quebec to Britlah Columbia on the Pacific
coas. II is expected the line from Van
colyer to SGu Francisco will be completed
within 80 days, All the 'Biltmore aud
Ohio and Canadian Pacific company'a of
fees will check direct, and tho monopoly
by the Western Union c1mpany Of Cana.
dian telegraph business will thus bs
broken,
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The correspondence opens with dis
patch Of date March 10, 1883, from slr
Lionel 8. saCkvlllO.West, the British
Minister, to Secretary Bayard, tranSMlt.
ting q request ol Earl ROBebstty, 10 DO In
formed whether Il 10 the intention Of the
United States QoVefnmenl 10 give notice
10 me United States fIheEmen that they
arc now pteoluded from fishing in Brit.
An North America territorial WAtefB, q
Her MSjesLyS Governments are now COM
sideFinR the expedlency Of Issuing q ~
olpfooAl notice with regard 10 Bhtleh
RShefmen In American waters, 10 thI
communication SecfOlAty BAyaid replied
Under date March gS that the h1hinl
1ueSIlon n nov underltood 70 rest on ek
lailpR lreAtlea precisely % though y
H6hlnR articles had been incorporated II
t6e treaty Of WAShlngton, .
Under date Oi Warrington, May 10
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MAtoSB, N, Y, Dec, all. K. Gross, Of
Bombay, this county, was arrested to-day
and lodged in jail, charged with iotgery,
The poopls's National Bank oi this place
Ills reported, losesAbout go, 900, the Third
National Bank $4,000 and other creditors
smaller amounts. The iorgefieS, 10 Al.
legged, have extended over Q number 0!
y6afs. Mf, Ctoss has always borne q good
reputation aud has been doing business ID
Bombay lof many year.,
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DUBLIN, Dec. S.-Tho Catholics oil
Lurgan, County Armugh, formed in pio.
ceusion last night and marched through
the streets, 10 show their joy at tho sc,
quittal Of some Of their number who had
been tried on charges OF rloting. The
0rangemen Of the town resented the dem
onstEaLion and attacked the parade. A
fierce riot ensued and sticks, stones and
revolvsrs were used. The fighting lasted
several hours and was finally Quelled al
an early hour this morning by troop oi
dragons which had to be called upon. 4
Ecore Of persons were wounded AMI
several houses partly wrecked.
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BRiDoEp6Rr, Conn.,, Dec, S.-whlle Al.
bert Wheeler and his SiDter.in.law, Miss
Harriet Beardsley, were returning from
South Britain 10 Monroe, last evening In
O carriage, tho horse attached 70 the vehi.
Gle SHE'D Just above zoAr bridge, throw.
ing the carriage aud lls occupants into the
Houstanic river. Miss DeArdsley was
drowned and Mr, Wheeler was taken out
Of the water In an unconscious condl'
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LONDON, Doc. s.-A terrific gale accom-.
panied by lightning and thunder pre-.
vailed last night and this morning
in tho southern counties Of England
and the channel where number
OF vessels we're wrecked. At Brighton
much damsga was done. Throughout the
United Kingdom rain and hail fell. This
storm caused great disaster in Scotland
where there was also q heavy fail ol snow.
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CLIyrLASp, Dec. s,-DSlegatss repre-.
senLins eleven mines In tho MRhonng
Valley mot al youngstown, and decided
that tinluss the advance Of ton cents pei
ton 10 conceded on OF boiote Friday neGI
All mlnem shall cease work. Should this
strike be inAuguEaLOd, 5000 men would bC
called out, A committee was appointed
10 visit operators and got their views,
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UnCA, N. Y, Dec. s,-A riot broke out
In Amsterdam at o'clock this evening
among unemployed mill hands. Two
hundred or more Of them gathered near
Kline and Hubbs mill 10 attack the non.
union employees. The police charged with
drawn clubs and diipsflsd tho crowd, sev.
erAl ol whom were injured. There Il
great excitement over the affair.
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PITTSBURGH, PA. Dec. S.-Majors Nc.
Kensle and stlCknsy, United States engi.
neers who have been examining the locks
and improvements ot the Monongahela
river In view OF q purchase by the gov.
eminent, returned 10 tho city last night
and left al once ior Cincinnati, They
will return TO Pittsburgh about the 30Eh
Of this month and will then take the tes,
timony Of the coal operators aud all others
In favor Of free navigation. Both Bides oi
the case will be fully presented and thus
the engineers will make their report to
IIonUfaaa
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A Notable noosptlon.

oDtcI1I DIIDdlcH % NC IHItITl1eHcV,
PAREERSDuRo, Dec. S.-Tho society
event Of the week was the reception givon
this evening by Mrs. Jane i b. Jackson
70 her con, A. Gardner Jackson and, his
charming bride, nee Mlss shsttuCk. Tho
spacious parlors were filled with tho
prominent people OF ParkeHburg who as
semblsd to congratulate the bride and
groom on their safe return from their wed.
ding trim.
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NEw YoaE, Dec. s.--LaS! evening the
Stock Exchange firm Of pomsroy and
Asig, whose clIlCe Is In the Drexelbulld'
ING, notified brokers that q check ior $lOl'
WO TO them had bsOn stolen, and they re.
9uested Jones, Mccormack and kennetl
y stop payment on the check, which wa
done. Atthe office Of Pomer6y and Metgi
tae employees proietB 10 know nothing o.
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BALTmORE, MD,, Dec, 8.-Dr. Barnard
assistant to President Garrett, OF the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, was called upon
this afternoon in relation to the dOspstch
from Atlanta, Ga, regarding the rumored
contemplated connections Of that road In
the South, and he said that was the llrst
he had heard Of It. Whllo he would
make no reply he said to the interviewer:
~ will simply laugh you out Of the Of
llce." The oiliGialg Of the Baltimore and
Ohio declared there YaS nothing In It,
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NAIL GARD ADVANCED

To $40 Kate In View of the Advance of
Zig Iron,
C&sISSAri, o., Dec. S.-ThO Western
Nail Association at It's regular monthly
meeting here to-day unanimously adopted
the following; "Re,olYtd, That in view Ol
the continued advance in pig iron and
steel supplies the card price OF nails be
advanced 10 $2 40, with the usual terms,