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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-18
nIrs, Dr, NItmnie wells,

Six years located at BAL Spring street. removed
to 400 Fort street, corner Fifth. Uterine ant
rectal diseases speciality; radical change fell
from first treatment
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-18
r OS ANGELES COUNTY BANK,
Temple Block, Los Angeles Cal
Capital Stock Paid Up, 500, ,OOo
Reserve Fund, S1OO, 600

Ls os tSAAASls Tc5luSAt
GEO. 81. STEWART Cashier
DIRECTORS:
81. L. Macnefl, lothian Biyby,
John K. Platter, Robert 8. Baker,
JGk2 4. Paxton, Geo w Prescott.
Geo. 81. Stewart.
Buy and Sell Exchange on San Fran.
cisco, New York. London, Paris, Berlin and
Frankfort.
Buy Exchange on all parts Of the United States
and Europe.
Receive Money on open account and Ger.
tificate of deposit, and do q general banking
and exchange business.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-18
Notice of Hearing of Petition for
Probate of Will.

Administrator of the estate of Maria s. d
Flores, deceased. f13m15
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-18

DIRECTORS.
o. W. Childs, c. 4. Thorn, jose Nascerel,
b: Lankershim G. Ducommun. Philippe Gar
nter. L. g. Goodwin, L. L. Bradbury Isaias w
Hellman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-18
Capital. 5000, 100000.
40 s. Main Street, Los Angeles, Cal.
STOCKHOLDERS.
per cent Interest Paid ON Deposit,

Money loaned on ranches and city property
at lowest rates of interest.
Bonds and mortgages bought and sold.
Savings deposits solicited.
Call for bylaws. film
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-18

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New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
RAISING SHlD AND TROUT IN MARYLAND

Baltimore, Dec. 81 speciaD.-Fifty millions Of shad
were Matched and distributed in Maryland waters In
the last year so say the state Fish Commissioners
in their forthcoming annual report to the Governor.
In speaking Of the distribution Of trout the Commits
sioners say The well-knOwn adaptability of the
waters Of our mountain streams in Western Maryland
nauced an experiment with the celebrated California
rainbow trout. In 1855 about 6,000 eggs were OBJ
tanned from the United States Fish Commissioner,
which were hached and distributed in the Tongbegary
River and Lake Cleveland, in Garrett County The
success Of this experiment has been beyond the most
sangune hopes of the Commissioners demons, ated
by the catch of these fish in the last two years In
1888 three years after their first introduction front
were taken measuring sixteen inches In length, and
in the last season Of 1883 they have been caught
measuring twenty two inches aud weighing three and
one half pounds. There five hshhatching stations
in the Statc.'
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
,v,rv 40 WESTERN CORRESPONDENT

e Louis Dec 90 (speciaD William Fayel a retired
rowsnaner man. who was a correspondent with Stanley
in the West twenty years ago, gives an interesting
sketch Of the great explorer first met STANLEY IN
1ssG- said he "when was legislative correspond
ont at Jefferson City first saw him In the tennessee
uouse. and he said no had just returned from ASA
and vas going to deliver lecture on turkey lie
an,,,orod a lecture the next night and there were
opIx seven persons present. This disguised MN so
tht he gave up lecturing and applied to The Missouri
nomocrat, for the place OF correspondent WIN
cereral Uancock's Indian expedition saw q
,roat deal OF Stanley during this time.
uo was a favorite with the whole party al
,ovs on the alert and quick to see and comprehend
noints and features of interest. Though young and
ho,sbl looking on account OF his delicate frame and
mall stature he had constitution OF IRON ana pos
cssed an mdomitable will, tireess energy ana great
,o,sistency lie impressed me then as nan with
,rcat mission to perform in life. Returning to st.
f,',S with the commission, he remained In the city
800 days TO srGlghten up his affairs with The
ncmocrat' Not having drawn his pay during the
rin he received some $500, and remember that when
he came TO Sign the receipt he wrote the name of John
Rowland Al, . >, .s,,od Nr Danhouser who
was waiting on him, thought your hailc was hehrS
NJ. STANLEY. .,a, o,ni.irod that that was onl, one
NJ his nom de plumcs "a CORES ?onuellt, aauoptn
ont of respect to Henry NJ. Stanley, OF NeWorlears
who lad greatly befrended him when lone poy IN
,.at elf
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
70 couBJyE ST. LOUIS FLOUR MILLS.

ST. Louis, Dec % (special-A secret meeting Oh the
ers doing business in and about ST. LOUIS was held
,o.,erdav 10 decide upon scheme of consolidation.
erc are nineteen mills controlled in ST. Louis ana the
estimated value IS IS 100000. Alexander smith, ex'
nresdent Of the Merchants Exchange prominent mil
icr is the father OF the trust scheme lie submitted
mans several months ago, but at that time was DIS
nnroyed OF by several millers. Since then george NJ
Ci,co of Minneapolis has asked for an option on all
~ nSs and Mr. smith Immediately pushed MS plan,
showing St. Lopssns that they eogia SopeS
,e tPecnre The proposition Is In the form OF lolnt
stock ana s nqw sSoSsa 0Sss E naSe q ea
stS ~ IN the Southern and Southwestern hour trade
Somnetitlon will be removed and prices nxed oy 'he
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23

The British steamer Lasscl reached here Yesterday
from Brazil with Of coffee. Captain Rendle says
that everything quiet In Rio Janeiro when he LETT
that port OH December l. The Lassel at Bahia
November 49, the day the revolution took place The
people Of province did for three days desert hcs
old form Of government but quietly waited to see what
was going to happen. On the third day, about l20
scrawny soldiers stationed IN the town declared for
the Republic Up TO this time the Governor of the
province "a brother OF OF the leaders In
the Republican coup at Rio. had adhered to the mon
archy the soldiers declared for the new Govern
ment. however, the Governor went With them
The Lassell was at Rio Janero from November % 70
December l. During time there no interruption
10 business and the only evidence Of sympathy out Of tho
way by Captain Rendle rush Of cavalry one
day through dOveadre, the principal street.
Much expected to DEPEND the general elections.
Captain Rende thinks that there will be more trouble
In Brazil however he thinks that fear OF the sodery
is all that prevents leader from coming to the front
with a proposition for a different government.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23

followed BY two short blasts 4 vessel toSed may
lgl A steam vessel wishing 10 indicate to another
the way Is of my vessel You may feel your wa, past
mer may sound three blasts In succession VIZ short
long short with intervals Of about one second between
them
Oh A vessel employed in laying or picking up .
telegraph cable shall hearing the fogsgna Of an
approaching vessel sound In answer three prolonged
I'd vessel under way which is unable to get
out of the way OF an approaching vessel through
being not under command or unable TO manoeuvre =:
Of an approaching vessel, sound In answer four short
blasts in succession.
Sailing vessels and boats Of less than twenty tons
gross tonnage shall not be obliged TO give the above
mentioned slSals, but II they do not, they snail make
other efficient sound signals at Intervals OF nos
more than one minute.
Every vessel shall, in fog, mist, falling snow Or
heavy rainstorm. go at moderate speed having caro-
fu regard to the existing circumstances and con-
ditions. .., =. -
beams the fog signal Of vessel the position OF whcn
is not ascertalned, shall so far as the circnmstsncS
OF the case admit stop her engines and then nayi
gate with caution until danger OF COLLISION Is over
The following are new regulations made under the
head, " Risk of Collision:
Where. by any Of these rules. one OF two vessels
to keep out OF the way the other shall Keep ef course
Every vessel coming up with another vessel @ Iron rom
any direction more than two point, an. retercnce e 10 hs
vessel which she is overakng that at hgh, sue "yuia
be unable to either Of that vessels SIDE dgS snsn
he deemed to be an overtaking vessel ana no suDse
0uent alteration of the bearing between the Two sesse
shall make the overtaking vessel crossIhg Vsssei
within the meaning OF these rules or relieve er on tho
duty Of keeping OF the overtaking vessel uni se
Is finally past and clear. -, ... ,.u.
know with certainty whether she Is forward Oh or
absft this direction from the other vessel she shond
II in doubt assume that she Is an oVerahhs 'es'oi
and keep out OF the way.
sailing vessels under way shall keep ONT OF way
of sailing vessels boats fishing with nets or nnes
or travis This rule shall not give 10 any vessel or
boat engaged in fishing the right OF obstructlng
farway used by vessels other than fishing vessels or
boats.
The only changes made in regard to distress signals
proyide that rockets shells shall be used In tho
day as well as I'm the night, and that 81 continuous
sounding with any fogsignaI apparatus shall be as~
both by day and night.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
NAMED BY THE NEGLIGENCE OF POLICEMEN

Rochester y. Y. Dec. - Special. Edward Dorsey.
Of this city, has begun suit against the City OF Brad
ford Penn, for $4,000 damages for Imprisonment I'm
that city. Dorsey a freight brakeman on the
Buffalo. Rochester and Pttsburg RaIlway About
three months ago, while walking on the street< I'm
Bradford. he fell In fainting ft policeman saw
him lying in the street and supposing him to be drunk
took him to the station. Bradford IS lighted ~,
natural gas and several pipes containing ran
the station. Each cell provided with a small 60,
placed apCo' % , Se s lce, IL c .e nTo Dorsey
fell directly the lighted Jet An hour later he
discovered by the tnrnkey. but not until the eamc
had literally burned a hole through the calf NJ his
leg between the large and small bones. He vas m
mediately placed under PHYSICIANS care but smnn
last Saturday for the first time since he was brJn
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
A SUNDAY EVENING BLAZE.

fire broke ont last evening in William KipDS
cabinet shop on the top floor of No. $50 West Four
teenth-st The building is threest structure and
the adjoining buildings. Nos 53s and $40. are under
the same roof The fire spread rapidly to the second
story Of No $50 and to the ton floor of Nos 536 and
$40. In the Of the burning building Is the
machine and blacksmith shop of the Delamater Iron
Works The destruction OF these buildings was threat
ened and three alarms were rung as precautionary
measure. The engines got to work promptly and
inside Of an hour the fire put out The other
occupants of the building were Rose Brothers, pow
dered sugar. the Morning Star Chemical Works and
the Empire Hardware Company. The damage to the
stock and building is estimated at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
STORM. BEATEN VESSELS AT BOSTON.

Boston, Dec. 22.-The steamer British Empiroi
Captain wills. which arrived here to-day from Lon
don, reports a tempestuous passage ON December
1o tremendous broke on board, sweeping every
thing movable before it, carrying away all the cattle
fittings forward and tearing two large vehtiiators
from their fastenngs letting vast quantity Of water
into the hold probably doing considerable damage TO
the cargo. Mr. Smith. the quartermaster who was on
deck was thrown down on deck with terrible force,
breaking his right leg and fracturng his ribs AFTER
arriving in port he removed 10 the CITY Hosptai
The brig Screamer of Portland, Captain Berry whicn
arrived to-day from Pascagoula reports that on
ber o. when three hours out from Pascagoa, the nrst
mate Edward Bogard, was lost overheard ana
drowned.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
THE FIRE RECORD.
AN OIL TOWN SWEPT RY FLAMES.


Butler, Penn, Dec. 22~-The business portion OF
Pctrolis, Is in ashes. fire broke out at O'Clock
this morning in Klngensmths grocery when strong
wind was blowing, and burned along both sides OF
Main, Argyle and Farvew sts., destroying practically
all Of the business houses and many residences.
The nreplugs were filed with mud and no water
could be had under such hopeless circumstances.
Little effort made to fight the flames, which
swept over the prosperous little oil town. III was
all the sleeping inhabitants could do to get out With
their lives and wearing apparel. Nothing of value
was saved from the burned district Fortunately no
loss Of life is reported and seriously hurt
II is impossible TO put anything like an accurate
estimate on the total loss, but IL will be between
$4,000 and 100000. The thickly settled
portion OF the town on the north side Of Main ST.,
between Argyll and the Offices OF the United Pipe
Line including the latter and the south side from the
bank, which il still standing TO Farvew-st Is de
stroyed. About forty buildings were destroyed. The
loss To the merchants Is heavy. They saved neither
buildings nor stock and IL is believed that in
stances there was little, if any, insurance either
the buildings were generally frame and the insurance
rate was so high as TO be almost prohbitory.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
FAITHLESS WIFE AND HEARTLESS MOTHER.


Chicago Dec. % (SDeciar-The mystery attending
the sudden Disappearance Of Mrs. Nora Brookie, VIE
Of Professor David Brooke. of Frankfort. lnd mas
lust been solved. Mrs. Brooke left her home on
December l with her little daughter it being under
stood that she going to make visit 10 nor auho
al WnOna. Miss. Several DAYS passed ana the nus
band received no letter from her as to her safe arrival
He became anxious ana wro'e me- ne,
aunt lie received reply on Wednesday stating thai
Nr. Brookie had arrived at Wnona
nm December 3. but on the sixth told her aunt lhaV
she had received a letter stating that her boy whom
she had left at Frankfort. was dangerously ILL., anu
that she must hasten home at once Not suspcounS
his wife's fidelity, but fearing that she was t'N
victim OF some strange MISUNDERSTANDING uhe nus
hand was wild with anxiety, and telegraphed IN every
direction Yesterday he received in an envelope the
following dispatch, clipped from The Memphis
Avalanche" and bearing the date Of Newport ARK.
4Two weeks ago a man giving the name Of John
Adams accompanied by lady and Child stopped
at the Commercial Hotel at lIoxie. The woman was
elegant refined and beautiful lie introduced her 10
b,s wife In about q week he had business at MIN
turn, about SIX miles distant. At the laSt moment
she found that she must go with him. Tie eniiu
they would not take, as they would pe Daeh 'na. '.
evening or the next Two days passed ihey ulu
moi return A letter with a Mnturn date, DuI DeaI
ing the Little Rock pOstmark, came IN tis tle iauS
said that She and her husband were at Mlhturn anu
would he hack I'm two days and then admonisled the
landlord to take good care OF her niue stl mee
has passed since then but they nay mT. hx Tale
oranb and found that the deserted twoyearod child
Was his little daughter: ana the % %hear.e n'SoG SonS
vas the woman who he had begun to mourn as ueao'
hut who had fathessly fed with George Stousses'
nursery agent at Columbia CITY ind h Inns man
had formerly lived at the same hotel Win the pIVcssO
and his wife at Frankfort lie was suave In manner
and induced the wife to desert home ana husoand Ior
then At HOpe Ssed hSr dsG 70 on his
10 Arkansas to reclaim his chiid.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
THE CASE AGAINST JOHN A. HoWLAyD.

Long Dronch, N. j.. Dee. 90 Specialization A.
Rowland, who arrested yesterday on charge
Of having embezzed s2,7O0 OF the money belonging
TO Long Branch while he town collector Of taxes,
late last night gave bonds I'm the OF 5000 for
one week to await examination. Mrs. stephen
Vanderveer, OF New York, mothern-law Of Mr.. How
land: William W. ConOver, of Red Bank and How
lands wife signed his bond. Much sympathy Is
expressed for the young man, and as many OF the
amounts charged against him in dispute the case
will probably be settled out Of court and the charge
against him dropped.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
rpaysrrR OF A xAyyE TOWNSHIP.

Lancaster, N H., Dec. 22.-Davd ii. Beatde q
Sons. of Lancaster, yesterday decided the township
of Beattie Me-, TO George Van Dyke, of Lancaster.
the purchase money being 10000 for realty ana
$50 900 for personally. The township is In the north
eastern part OF Maine and contains $500 acres, on
which there is village consisting Of custom-houSe,
postofcc a steam sawmill, store and three or four
dwellings. Besides this township, Van Dyke, who IS
president and manager of the Connecticut River Lun
Der Company, individually OWLS $4,000 acres OF TIM
bered Wild land in the northern part Of New Hamp-
shire, Vermont and Maine, and in the southern part
Of Canada
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
A coryTEPFEJTER CAUGHT IN BALTIMORE

Baltimore Dec. % specaD. D.-Counerfelt coin In tins
shape OF quarters in circulation here recently led the
police to suspect that it was manufactured IN TINS
city, The detectives watched suspected house yes
terday and about O'Clock this morning several officers
went quietly the second story, and bursting open
the door of a back room disclosed a man in the act
OF turning ont bogus quarters from plaster ~
Paris die His companions escaped by a window hd
represented himself James NOlan of Philadelphia,
but is suspected Of being the notorious counerfeter
Buck Miller. All the dies mouds aud lot OF counter
felt quarters were captured.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
KILLING HIS WHOLE FAMILY AND HIMSELF

HI1I1I4'" HIJ " II'7I1I' E"II'I .f4'U 1T "'HI''
Niles, Ohio, Dec % tSpcciaD.-This village Of 5oW
inhabitants was thrown into state of excensn
tonight when II discovered that Charles seAf
age thirty five, had killed his wife and three chta
and himself. The deed was committed at cary
hour this morning, but the discovery was not msu9
until this evening. The crime was committed w.ss
a razor purchased a few hours before. All nve Lss
their ttroats cut from ear 81 car The eldest chn
was seven years of age and the youngest two yeArs
Jealousy Is said to be the cause OF the crime.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23

Lisbon, Dec 22.-Dom Pedro and the cX Empress OF
Brazil today bade farewell TO the Queen and Dowager
Queen and started for Coimbra. The Duke of Ororto
and number Of Brazll.ans witnessed their departure.
The ex- Empress deeply moved
The news Of the Provisional Governments acton in
issuing decree suppressing the allowance to the ex.
Emperor and forbdding the return Of the imperial
family TO Brazil has been withheld from Dom Pedro by
the advice Of his physician.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
pryyTyc OFF WITH A SEpTU AGEyARIAyt

Norwalk, Conn, Dec. 22.-P. L. Rufus, painter.
age seventytwo years, who lives in Far-st., has had
a writ Of habeas corpus issued, and will 90 TO Nor
wlch tomorrow, accompanied by officer, In search
OF his wife and and man named b. c. Keigwin.
The three have been living there together since Thurs
day Keigwin is book agent. claiming to hail rom
Jewett CITY, Windham County. lie came here four
weeks ago .canvassing for work which apparently
met with ready sale. He was unmarried and
seventy-ive years Old, but appeared much younger.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
DrsINEss HOUSES OF A VILLAGE BURNED.

Wabash, Ind, Dec. % tSpeclal-" Send US fire
engine. The town Is burning up was the message
received here at carly hour this forenoon from
Ieesburg. small place north of Wabash. The fire
originated In william simmons's store and spread
rapidly. The town has fire iproTecuon and
nothing could be done to stay the progress Of the
narcs. which swept away the entire business part
of the place. The loss IS $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
SEEKING DIVORCE AFTER GOING FAR TO MARRY

Little Rock. Dec. % (speciaD.-The sequel 10
romantic marriage is found in divorce proceedings
now pending in the Circuit Court at Pine Blur.
Nearly year ago Mrs. Susan Gray. widow OF man
once prominent in the commercial world OF bos'oh'
got into correspondence with planter in this otae.
Captain W. Rainey He was once rich. but Is now
in straltened circumstances. Marriage resulted Mrs.
GRAY coming from Boston to St. Louis; Shere the knot
was tied. Rainey was widower Win iour oi'uioa. Gu,
Mrs GRAY had means and in her petition she asks
Judgment for loans made to her husband aggresatns
several hundred dollars. and also 500 per month
oIimony Rainey In his answer seeks to smircb
the reputation Of the plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
FLAMES IN THE NETWORK HOTEL.

There was a slight fire in the New-YorS Hotel early
this morning, but, fortunately, it was quickly ex-
Tin ngushed and little damage was done. At IL 30
the easement Of Of the seconds story windows In
the kitchen was discovered burning brislly. An
alarm was sent out and the fremen in few moments
extnc1iished the flames The kitchen is In the rear
Of ne building and few Of the guests knew of the fire.
There was little excitement.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
s,cvryG Contracts TO PLAY BALL.

Washington, Dec 22.-N. +. Young, president OF inc
National League. has Just arranged these oon.'o's
,,.r,sou smith and Camel. with boston; Zimmer
o,a Dowse with Cleveland; IIocher with Pittsburgi :
wnso, with Worcester: Schocnec,t. with Ncw-liaven
,iILcrt With Newark Glade with omaha: KENNEDY.
win Denver; D'Day and Miller, with Minneapolis :
Hove and Flanagan, with milwaukee,.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
The WE1THER REPORT
FORECAST TILL p. NJ. MONDAY

FORECAST TILL p. NJ. MONDAY.
Washington, Dee. 22.-For New-EDgland, Eastern Ne"'
York Eastern PENNSYLVANIA and NewJersey, far Dor'a
westerly winds. lower temperature
For Maryland Delaware and Virginia. fair until iues
day night; cooler ON Monday warmer on Tuesday
For the Caronas fair Monday aad Tuesday cooler %
Monday. Tuesday
For Georgia FLORIDA ALABAMA Mississippi. Louisians
and Eastern Texas, fair. ,,,.... ,,..-,...,,. ana
For Western New.ierk western rennsyiylan yiinlnnd bv
West Virginia, fair cooler Mohoay morning io"'"N
warmer by Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
TIE EX -EMPERO
IL I. L.

TIE X-ENIPEROR's PROPERTY TO BE SEIZED.
Rio Janeiro, Dec -, via Galveston.The decree re-
lating to Dom Pedro, besides suppressng his allow
ance orders the conscatlon Of his property and for
bids the return OF the Imperial family TO Brazil for
two years. The city is tranquil.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
ROGERS ROYAL
GEcEr.MuEzxuZxzzzUxx
N z r N e
A strictly Vegetable RESTORATIVE to the
BRAIN and NERVOUS SYSTEM
There is no substitute for this remedy.

II CURES, it GIVES NEW LIFE, it is PURE
and WHOLESOME
Sold by druggists. Price g. 90
Prepared only by ROGERS ROYAL REMEDIES
CO.. Boston. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
Ya.f Traiu. 10 Ma.Illnston.

co,urlcte schedule Of fast trains 70 BainnoIc ana
ton Is operated by jersey Central Reading ad
y a %. An trains iough, and are oqupptd WIN
pullman psrior and sleeping ears Punctuai service
ktation feet Of Lfbofv-sL
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
DEL!cE:KER DL!E:
BROTHERS
MATCHlESS
plan g @
80 UNION SQUARE.

home two months ago. lie has made an affidavit TO
the above facts and the suit will be Instituted In the
IN me
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23

skates OF grades and prices from soc to Is pair
At Spsldng Bros.. 211 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23

The Latest Fashienit! :, r,,at o..
thristmas Gifts OF Fufniturc from "eo' "
tth.st. and 0th-svs.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23

PRESIDENT FONSECA NOT SERIOUSLY ILL.
London, Dec. 23.-Thc Brazilian Legation here an
nounccs that the illness Of President da FOnseca 10
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

EAR
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nv so,nipia a-Ise7s elolll 30.5'
lo3 TTTTTTJTyI VI :. Htf-ll
IoU MN Nd I Is Il-1 4-}ts]
~ - q ts3 WI
In m , w. -frtsfg1 800
q, ,n. diagram continuous line :hoSs S,,sd re s;sss
fluctuations yese.day as SoserSea The dsshes ndiess
Signal sersSs notSd st Perrys Pharmacy sun puiiah
,,... once Dec. %, a. m--cloudiness, VIII VIZ r
-, nreepitaton yesterday morning was follows "a ~
Zine skies The temperature ranged oe'"eeh !.
sa aerrees the (46a) being xos hsaes 49,. on
the corresponding day last year, ana ~ ns"''
in and near this city to-day there VIII pr0''''
calder fair weather.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
. ,coru Braud" chooola,s Creams.

For Christmas. ioc. Equals Others soc. All groeers.