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81. LOUIS, July 1i,-Ths Anchor Line
steamer Crystal CITY, which piles bs.
tween this city and Grand Tower, BunA
last night al tho tnoalh Of the Sabine
river, about seventy inIleV heloy here
Che lles In slx and dne'llali feet Of water
"a but little damaged, and will bt
pumped out In a few days. Damage mol
known, i'.
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l:nl,lsn,,s m Illlnols,

srRlSoPlELp, Ills, July 1.-THE act.
ing Secretary OF the State Board OIL
Health was notified yesterday by A. ],
Crews, President Of the Town BOARD oI
New Canton, Pike county, that q disease
resembling dySentery has been prevalent
there the last two weeks, and has now
become epidemic, resulting Ia great
fatality among children, Seven deathI
are already reported and large number
are In dangerous condition. The
board will make an investigation into
the matter at once.
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HER SISTER RESCUED HER.
Sequel of the Hitchcock. o'nalloran Elope.

mSnt.
PARIS, July LITTLE elopement Of
Miss Agness o'Halloran, OF st, Paul,
MINI, with George Hitchcock, secre-
tary Of the american Art Jury at the Elk.
position, which occurred about three
weeks ago, is still the chief subject OF
gossip in the American colony.
The affair has taken phase which no
one has looked for, and In the reconcilia-
tion Of Hitchcock and his wife, the lat
ter condoning the offense Of her hus.
band, and the rescue Of the victim by
her sister, Mary.
Acting upon instructions from her
father to reclaim her sister at all haz.
ards, Miss Mary left Paris in search of
her last week, in company with friend
OF her fathers family, a well.known ply
slcian OF st. Paul arriving in Jersey Just
In time 10 upset HitchCoCk's further
plans. Hitchcock, who had assumed
the name OF Smith, had ordered his own
and his companion's baggage to be sent
to Guernsey. Miss Mary succeeded in
seeing Agnes and persuading her TO re-
turn with her, and she Is now on her
way to America. Hitchcock then sought
to return TO the affections OF his wife,
and was successful. His fellow artists,
however, refuse TO recognize him.
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TRACKS WASHED AWAY.
A Violent Cloud Burst in New Mexico Does
Great Damage.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ July ll,-Tues
day night a cloud burst occurred on the
Santa Fe a few miles above this city
and all trains from the north, south and
west are delayed, Those from the south
and west are side tracked at Wallace,
The tracks for several miles are washed
away and two bridges are gone. 1t was
ths most violent cloud burst that has
ever occurred in New Mexico, even steel
rails being twisted into all kinds OF
shapes, Just before the burst occurred
a violent storm ragged in the mountains,
angry black clouds oyerhanging the
lowlands and rain descended in torrents.
The storm subsidized when the cloud
burst occurred, but miles OF track Were
washed away,
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MAKING 7llB law ODlOuS.
The Mayor OF CluCinnau Issues an Order
prolIbItIng all TrAIllo ON SUNDAY.

Iho hhyOt OL OluCinhuu ISSUES hh uFupt
Prohibiting ali Trafiio ON sunday.
CINCINNATI, o., July 1.-THE Mayor
has directed the police TO enforce the
law against performing common labor
onIsunday by arrestlnga all grocers, tobaa'
Conists, leo cream and soda water stand
proprietors, BARRIERS, etc.
Tho order does not contemplate inter.
ference with street.Car drivers nor news.
paper work, rs the Mayor regards these
hs works Of necessity. This action ID
taken at tho request pl an organization
which ID hostile 10 tho movement which
,,n. o,..aAad the closing Of saloons on SUM
iS ,ISv, VS SS,l a sought 10 10 In tho interest
Of d repeal Of Sunday AVS
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TIE BRlDR.BLECF SKIPPED
And Took with Her IA Thousand Dollars of
Her Lovers Money.

BuryALo, N. Y, July 11.-eeorge
whitemOrc, Of Rochester, has com
plained to the police that he was robbed
Of 1915 by Ada Knapp, also OF Roches'
ter. Tho parties were to 5aye been mar
ried here last night, Whitemore had
drawn sl,1OO from the bank, and on the
way to Buffalo Ada persuaded him to
let her have all hut $25 Of the money,
which he did. They were accompanied
by two mutual friends named William
Wolf and Charles Boyle. Whitemore
went 10 get a minister 10 tic the knot,
when Adaskipped with Wolf and Boyle,
taking the cash with her.
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rlralllan Almpal sunnraled.

onicAoo, July lO-A fire in the top
story Of the Anglo.AmoflCan Provision
oompany's warehouse at an carly hour
this morning caused a loss Of about S4O,.
600 10 the firm. The upper stories an
used solely for storing prepared hams
and lard. Tho flames were almost In
accessible to tile flfCtnAii and before
they could DO exlingulaled II was found
necessary 10 aool tho DhtiFe floor ol The
building, Six ilFemcn were Oyefpotll
by die smoke and II 10 not improbable
that two oil them will tles
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Fall uta ilulIdIng,

ST. louiSg July i1.-AbOut 8 o'clOc,
an L shaped space Of about dolby 40 ieOl
area In the old Custom House bulllins,
on tho southeastern corner Of Third abl
olive streets, fell with a great ofSsh,
carrying down the parts Of ihe lHiEd'
second and iltst gooYp, The bnilIIS,,
has beep In process Of remodeiiibS ios5
solne @ une, ana quite . number Of ineil
were AZ Work inside, but fortunately no,
gody was httt The cause Of the aeci.
ugnt 10 not definitely knOwn, bnt "A one
Of thu hyoe pieces In the snl.basonsSI
partially crushed II 10 Thought IN
trouble originated there, nm 5S,nsa. sas
al about S25,OOQ, Y
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ABOUT To De BROKEN.
The Great Miners Strike in 1lllnois-rroubls
Feared.


JOLIET, ILL.,, July 1.-THE great strike
OF the miners in the Braidwood coal re.
gion is about to be broken. The Sheriff
of this city is called upon to protect some
seventy.fve miners who have affixed
their names to an agreement TO resume
work to-day at the Cooley mine Of the
Chicago, Wilmington & vermillion Coal
Company, at the price set by the oper.
ators, eighty-fve cents per ton. The
Sheriff summoned posse oftwenty.ave
deputies and left for Cooley last night,
all armed with Winchester rifles, which
were forwarded by the Governor. This
first break in the ranks Of the miners
does not meet with approval among the
majority OF the Cooley miners, and
trouble Is feared when the signers at.
tempt 10 enter the mine.
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MRS. TYLgR'S PUNERAI4
Preparations in Richmond-Lying in State
mt the HOtel


RICHMOND, Va, July ll,-All of Mrs
Tyler's children except LaChlan Tyler
who resides at Elk Horn, W, Va, and
Mrs, Ellis who lives in Montgomery
county, Va, have arrived here. Ar
rangements for the funeral were com
pleted to-day, The ceremonies will be-
gin ut the Exchange hotel, where Mrs.
Tyler's remains lie in state. The funeral
services proper will take place ut st.
Peters Cathedral tomorrow morning at
II o'clock. Among the honorary pail
bearers are Governor Lee, Mayor Taylor,
Speaker Allwell OF the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes, all the judges OF the city
courts and other distinguished citizens.
After the ceremonies at the cathedral,
MR. Tylers remains will be conveyed to
Hollywood cemetery and inferred be.
tween the graves OF her late husband,
ex-President Tyler, and her daughter,
Mrs. WIN. A. Spencer,
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WANTED TO BG THE NINTH.
nIolIIe Corvln SrurderousIy Assaulted bys
ReIcctetl Lover,

aIOllIe Corvln sIurisrously Assaulted by a
Rejected Lover.
suELBYvfLLE, IND, July 1l,-Ms.
Mollie Corvin, whose matrimonial OK.
periences have made her notorious, she
having been married and divorced eight
times, now lies at her home in that city
dangerously wounded, the wounds hav.
Ing been inflicted by Charles suttles,
because she refused to make him her
ninth husband.
Suttles has been a suitor for her hand
for the past two years, and she got o
divorce from her seventh husband 10
marry him, but, having a quarrel with
Suttles, she married another man. They
.aiterward made up, and she secured
another divorce and Suttles renewed his
suit. Another quarrel arose between
them and SuLtles secured an entrance
into her room Tuesday night and asked
INTO marry him. Upon her refusal
ho drew hatchet from under his coat
and cut three terrible gashes in her head,
severing one eur from her head, chop.
ping her right hand to pieces, and sink.
ing the blade In her right shoulder.
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effected they will be returned to Jack.
son for trial under the law Of 1882, Gov,
Lowry intends TO prosecute all persons
party to the ofIense, but gives no names
at present, though II Is believed the
referee Of the fight and otiicen Of the
Queen and Crescent arc among them.
The latter afforded accommodation To
and from the battle grounds, and after
wards aided the parties TO escape over
thair road
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NOT PROPERLY MANAGED.
Tho Distribution OF tile Johnatown Relief
Fund-An InlIgnntion AIneiinr.

Tho Distribution Of tile Johnatown Relief
Fund-An Indignation Meeting.
JouNsTowN, Pa July 1.-THE feeling
has been growing that things have not
been properly managed relating to the
distribution Of the large relief fund and
it has been intensified by tho utatement
Of Governor Beaver, that a million and
u half dollars has already been expend.
ed in tho valley, Tho matter will take
shape in a call for an indignation meet
Ing, which will be held In tho public
park on Saturday evening. The move.
ment is urged by prominent men, such
as Col John p, Linton, Herman BaumO.
ter, postmaster, and many others.
The banking house OF John Dibert 4
Co., began paying fifty per cent to their
depositors to-day and promise to be able
to pay all within q few months, when
the bank will quit business,
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New Departure ia Church work.

LONDON, July liza Baptist Congre.
CATION at wolverhampton has deter.
mined on a new departure in church
work by building suite Of rooms ~ NJ
the back OF It's chapel for social meets
inGs, The plans provide for smoking
and billiard room and q bar for tho sale
Of ,non-intoxicants. The movement ia
being watched with considerable In.
thfaAL ~
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sIIvor ots ln Nsv YotN

NEw YoRk, July ll.-JOhn D. Nit
tang, while prospecting for Garnet l
Warren county, llsloYeFed orc that pc
believes 10 be fiph silver lie allo states
that there are traces Of gold and copper
in the ore. There Ia considerable ex'
element over the discovery.
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BRAZIL, I'M, July 1.-THE vandalia
and the Chicago and Eastern Illinois
and the Chicago and Indiana coal roads
arc suffering considerable loss from the
strike OF the block coal miners. The
two last named roads are under one
management. They report the earnings
for June at $40, 900 below those for June,
1883. all Of which Is attributable TO the
ukeiko
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CAIRO, July 11.-A dispatch iioiu tho
scene Of the hostillties between ibo
Egyptians and Deryishes, statcs Tint n
force Of Egyptians cut olFsixty DeryiShes
from the main body 10 which thew i've.
lo,nge1, and In the fright which followed
AZ tho DervisleH thus cut of wor0 Killed,
Two hundred and fifty DorylBh prIsoners
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OTTAWA, ONT. July 1i.-EiiSon'l
putsntt rincands lIphtlngin Canada
was cancelled some time ago on the
ground Of i9)lute 70 manvlAplnro the
article in the Dominion. The lhyentoI
has given notice 0f appeal from the De.
CiSlbHf on tLe ground that tue Oomtnla'
BlOner ot FateptS bad NJ authority to tFy
tho case,
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PANAMA RgLIBF BILJ,
It Passes tho French senate-A Duel in

It Passes tho French senate-A Duel in
Prospect.
PARIS, July 1O,-The Senate has
adopted the Panama Canal relief bill. It
appended clause to the measure, how.
ever, which neCesitates the return Of
the bill to the Chamber Of Deputies for
adoption by that body.
Ihe Senate to-day concluded the de-
bate on the budget. During tho course
OF the debate Baron Del Clare Del.areinty
and Senator LaLievre became involved
in a quarrel which resulted in Lle latter
sending tho Baron a challenge 10 fight a
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JACKSON, MISS, July ll,-An act Of
1882 imposes a penalty not exceeding
$1,000 nor less than $500, or imprlson.
ment for twelve months, or both, for
prize fighting, A party causing death Is
guilty Of murder. Aiders and abettors
are subject TO a fine OF not less than
81, 600 or jail for six months, or both.
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NEw Yonk, Julyll.-Tho Grand Lodge
ot the benevolent and Protective Order
Of Islks concluded their session to-day.
The business done was The reception oI
reports Of various committees, aud the
installation Of officers elected yesterday,
The convention adjourned 70 meet next
yeas iu Cleveland.
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LONDON, July li,-Mr. william Henry
emiIh, Fist Lord Of the Treasury, gave
q dinner last evening in honor Of Mr
Lincoln, the American Minister, aud
Mrs, Lincoln. The[e was large and
AlStIHgElahbd party In attendance.
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AmerIeAIa nnln.

PARIS, July 1i.-seyoral pan.ra hs,.
announce that the Chamber Of Deputies
will not vote q credit for tbe nptcl,oso ] ~
Tue Ahgelug, and that the piCtnre wiII
80 70 Americans, who are ready IN mo
SllU,VOO, tho amount for whlGli ihn XIX. XIX
tufe was sold at auction. ~ '"o l''H-
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nln,l.innn Annrn..n "a

LONDON, July ll.-1t is reported That
Mr. Gladstone and Mr.. Morley have ap.
proved the tenants'defenso league. Tie
main object is TO raise a fund for tbs
purpose OF giving legal assistance 10
tenants against combining landlords md
not not to divert rent from the proper chan.
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Ocenn tlnlll.ln..

LoiSnoS, July II. The French slooro,
HHaesuyre, eng bound from MafSellJes lar
f9kohom9, has been sunk ouiSlln ~
I.i Aden bar ny q collision with tlle iiFcnch
sSs,Amer OAtis from Yokohonn ior Mn,
g,,.is 2eillss' The oxus Is only SilpItly IN. ~
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eptel@ D1g'aleA 70 IAt IAltNlgtNctr,
CtARKsnURu, W. VA, July ll.--Gen.
etal Nathan goii left tonight on q visit
10 Montana, Washington, North Dakota
and South Dakota, 10 assist In the Re.
publican CampAlgn In The now sLAtea.
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PARIS, July ll,-The Steele saws The
elections for members Of the Ohambef
ol Depute es Will DO hold In August fii.
stead ot In September, ~ preylCuAly an.
hoHnte1, "a
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souruANproS, July ll.-Arhyed,
steamer IahfS, from New York iOf l're!
men.
OF belgehlahd, IRON Antwerp.
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LONDON, July ll.--Niajor 4, N, plold.
hasslstant 4 Secretary OF tho ljtIiish SnI
Amencan Mortgage Company, bSH liss,, S
astrlligned and felnanded 10 btIsoh vI Ia,,
mauuulently Issuing coupons oi lhe en,n.
PAny 70 tile amount Of E6,OOO, 'N
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Tho RIYstsr.l slriLs saltlnd.

GLASGOW, Julyll.-Thes striking riyet.
ers In the Clyde shlp.yards, have made
q compromise with their employers, and
the lockout against them haa been with
ilfaun
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JACKSON, Miss, July II,
Please direct the Chief Of Police at
Cincinnati to arrest Jake Kilrain, Charlie
Mitchell aud Pony Moore and hold them
until requisition can reach you.
Charge, crime Of prize lighting in this
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.(Slgnell !
RoBRRT LOWRY, Gov,

In reply Governor Foraker repeated
the telegram to Col, Philip DeitsCh,
Chief OF Police OF Cincinnati, and asked
that official TO act in accordance with
Lowry's request, Foraker also sent a
telegram to Gov. Lowry, saying; "Your
request has been complied Wlth.h
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WASHINGTON, D. O., July ll.-secre.
tary Tracy has decided that the per
diem employees Of the Navy Department
shall be granted thirty days leave OF alb
senCe each year with pay.
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uotnlnns ,TNEs TonSa.

/ hi..l. nAS,zlIttH July 1O,--ThS Got,nans
naye y W, Dolnbafded and occupied ifanvn
ilatetlng ~ With slight EeSlslenec, CamIbI,,,
niasman 10 stu At Pahgani, ''
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New YoRK, July ll.-This city to-day
transferred S250,000 and Philadelphia
100000 to the Oonemaugh flood com.
misRinn.
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KlLRAiS'S ARREST ORDERED.

Gov, Foraker Ask cd to Intercept him In CIn-
GIunRti and Complies with the RsqusS.
CoLuMBus, O., July ll,-Goverpor
Foraker received the following telegram
to.dav.
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10 SovsuiIOrirom scroiula, saIl ,hsu,u
vl ~ gihef hlimofB2 Take iioojS % gsssa,
IIatllla, lIat, the great blood puIIor. IT IN
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-04-05
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Lit Sturgis will leave tonight
for Washington Territory.
Col. 4. N, Parker leaves on the Cot
ton Belt for Moody to-day.
Pro. j. G. Wiley, Of the Waco Fe-
male College, has been quite sick for a
week past and is still confined to his
bed.
Mrs. j. J. Adams and daughter.
Mrs. Aubry Banks, of Bryan. are
visiting Mrs. Y. c. A. Rogers, sister
of Mrs. Adams. South Fifth street.
Mr.. P. Kerkow and his family leave
in few days for Los Angeles, Cal.
Their household goods and horses we're
shipped Yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kerkow have large number of friends
who regret to see them leave, and who
wish them well in the new home they
have chosen.
Mr.. W. +. Swain, of Houston, chair
man Of tho committee on work of the
masonic fraternity and grand Secretary
of the grand lodge, has been in the
city two days, and interesting cere.
monies took place yesterday evening
and day before. Night before last was
devoted to comforting tie royal arch
degree, and last night to bestowing
council degrees. The ceremonies were
closed last night with banquet, and
MIR. Swain left for home on this morn
ing's train.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-04-05
Religious Revival.

The revival at the First Baptist
church, conducted by the Rev. DR.. A.
7. Graves, is daily growing in interest
and attendance. A large audience
listened attentively to the earnest per.
suasive words Of the speaker last night,
and deep solemnity pervaded the as.
sembly. At the close Of the service,
about seventy enquirers remained for
special instruction and prayer. The
Bible reading this morning is reported
by participants to have been largely at
tended and very enjoyable and profta.
BILE. The services will be continued
from day to day as follows:
Bible reading At the church at 8. a.
M, and Baylor University chapel at
4 p. m.
Services at the church at 7:3O p. m.
followed by enquirers meeting.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-04-05

Did you ever think what place .
depot In city like Minneapolis is for
the study Of human nature, and what q
world Of interesting sights and scenes
are to be had therea II one could become
ubiquitous for an hour or two and
stand disinterested observer at all the
railroad stations and become oblivious
to everything else for the time being,
what would be the impressioni Why,
Z you look at the incoming trains a.
they stop, you would be tempted to
think that everybody had run away
from everywhere else and come to
Minneapolis and brought his wife and
daughter, or somebody elses wife or
daughter, and all were hurrying with
all their nights and mains to get away
from the depot before they got arrest
cd. And this impression would not DO
lessened by the rush and scufIle be.
tween them and the hackmen and cab
men and draymen and hotel and
boarding house drummers, as the lat
ter grab and nab, and rush and push
and yell and scramble to get baggage
and passengers into their various con-
veyances, and the former lodging and
showing and rushing and Juggling and
pulling at goods and grips and other
luggage; dogs, canary birds and ba-
bies.
But then your attention is drawn
from all these before they are out Of
sight by another such O crowd rushing
and hurrying the other way, just as Il
everybody Was running away from
Minneapolis and going to other parts
unknown, taking with them alf the
money, all the portable property, all
the wives, daughters, dogs and-and
babies Of themselves and their neigh.
bors, and were all doing their very
best to get out Of the city before they
were arrested. At the gate the keeper
seems TO think so too, as he gives each
Of them q punch as they pass out.
This hurry and scufae, hustle and rus.
tie and hustle, is being repeated every
hour in the day and many hours In the
night. This Is too wearying, almost
bewildering to the brain. No doubt q
good many Of these crowds, both waya
contain some runaway thieves, bur.
glars, bank defaulters, clippers, etc.
for the next thing that attracts the at.
tention is the crowds of ever dreaded.
ever welcome, never appreciated.
never feared and never half respected
ubiquitous newsboys, crying, inevery
imaginable key and tone OF voice:
Here's your Jour 'nawayi All about
the lates' scandalp-St Paul Pioneer
Press.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-04-05
#~JeNKs ! Ge6DLoE, H.
To Subscribers.

The subscription collector of the
EVENING News will call On you dur
ing the present week. The bills are 80
small and you are SO numerous that it
will be a great inconvenience TO have
to call on you more than once, SO please
do not say "call again" It will be .
great convenience to "the boys" If you
can leave the money for your subscrip-
ton at home.
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Back in His Old Business.

/. G. Meek will now devote his time
70 the real estate business and his
MOTTO is push, sell and drive. No
halfway work. II you have lots,
houses or stocks of merchandise to
sell or to exchange call on him at his
otiice, 31S Austin street, and you will
receive polite attention and prompt
transaction of business.