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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-12
1T ENDS IN MURDER
SENSATIONAL OUTCOME OF THE KANAWH4
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY.
Geo. Il. Nutter Prominent Politician and Candidate
iog County Clerk, Waylaid and Shot at
Night-Great Excitement-Gen-
eral State Newe.
Special T.lsgran. 10 the Register.

Special telegram 10 tie Register.
CHARLESTON. w. VA, August IL
Nothing that has happened for many
months has so excited Charleston people
as the attempted assassination of Geo.
II. Nutter, prominent Republican can
didate. last night. On Saturday pri-
mary conventions were held throughout
the county To select delegates TO the
county convention. The fight was all
between Geo II. Nutter and VIM. Dis
for the nomination for County Clerk.
The convention at Charleston was a
most diSgraccful affair, there being five
I fights in the convention. Every other
one in the county was of similar
nature, ten fights being the result of
one OF them. The negroes got mad at
the Charleston convention. because they
claimed they were not receiving proper
recognition, aud determined to hold an
indignation meeting tonight The fight
was a bitter one and 50 close that both
Nutter and Dis claims he has enough
delegates TO nominate him. On top OF
an this the news that George Nutter
had been shot on the public street last
night about - o'clock by an unknown
assassin threw the entire community
into fever of excitement. Mr.. Nutter
was seen by your correspondent to-day.
He is very weak and can speak but
little. He says he got wind of a rumor
that Otho Wells, (colored), one of the
delegates who was for him had weak
ened. and after II o'clock went TO his
house 20 inquire as TO his position. He
saw Wells and left about midnight,
After going short distance
some one shot him with revOylcr. He
heard the report. but at first didn't
know he was shot. lie soon. from loss
of blood, fell down. \ passing boy was
sent for physician, who took him
home i'm carriage.
AVERY DANGEROUS WOUND.
The physician was questioned. and
said that the ball entered the breast just
10 the left of the heart and came ont at
the back. He considered the wound
dangerous and wanted to take him to
Cincinnati 10 hospital. but the family
preferred he should remain here.
The police. so far. have been UNI
able 90 secure any clue To the
assassin. or al least refuse 10 make il
known If they have. Nutter has no
idea who shot him, and cannot even
suspect any one. He had not heard the
threats which are said to have been
made against him. The whole thing is
a mystery. audthc public is auXiouSly
awaitiug its solution.
The Indignation meeting of the ne
groes was not held. \ large crowd had
gathered at the hall. when the ianitor,
who is one of Nutter's delegates, claim
ing the hall 10 have been leased by a
lodge. ran them ont. As the caller of the
meeting said: "Nuttcr'S men ran us
out.
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A STATE SECRET.
Secretary Proctor's Mission to the North
western Pacific Coast.

TACOMA, WASH, August ll--What Is
nrobablv State secret with the Cabine
oI,e ome which appears to have been carefully
Cgnarded. has come to light here. Hester
5%av % letters were received at tie postofficC
& IoIe addressed to Hon Redtield Proctor
Scrrefarv of War, Tacoma, Washington
oHd thev have been delivered to the leading
hotel @ here anticipating his arrival. l.. .o,,
''V' If is thought the Secretary may be com
;.,l, ont in relation to the Behring sea com
niications. or to examine into the North
Eastern Pacific coast defenses.
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At Pittsburg Allegheny g, Chicago I
base hits, each; errors, 3 and Is; earned
runs, each. Pitchers, Phillips and Stein
Attendance. lips.
At New York New York 3, Brooklyn
0; earned runs. New York 3. Pitchers
Terry and Welch. Umpire, Lynch.
At Boston Boston, ii; Philadelphia, /
Earned runs, . and l. Pitchers, Clarksor
and Nickcry. Errors, ) and g. Umpire
Powers. Hits Il and 3.
At Cleveland Cleveland, :: Cincinnati
'9 Hits, q and -. Errors. , and 3. Earned
runs. and 3. Umpire, Stein. Pi-chers-
Bcatin and Mullane.
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~oryy Prisoners Escape From Peniten


Orrxrrv PErsoN, CAL. August Inns ms
of,ernoon three convicts named Hanley,
= Tnrcott and Manning, who were repairing
a Windmill belonging to the prison, made iS
q tbcir cir escape. After refusing to halt al e the
c'ooTTmand of the guards, two eating guns
,yere Scii,r turned loose on them. The o1ilets
feu all around but none struck t1eH.
When they reached the prison boundary
tbey were challenged by".a guard ana they
sbot the horse from under him: Nineteen
1r,,ords are searching the hills for them.
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Nor An ACT OF VIOLENCE.

There ua, Hccn no Need Of Troop, at
the strike.
ALBANY. August l1.-AdWtant-Gcu-
cral Porter. when asked regarding the
movements of the State troops in con-
uection with Che strike ON the New
York Contra road said: "Up to this
hour there has not been a dollars worth
OF property destroyed OF "a single act OF
violence committed 50 far as ! can
1parn
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..Enck.s. Rrother is Hnny.

CoLrMBrs. o.. August IL Charles Buck
enberger, Of Wheeling, rendered his resig-
nation to-day as Financial Secretary Of the
Columbus Ball Club. He is a brother Of
the late manager Of the club, and the resig-
nation comes from strained relations due TO
the release Of that official The directors
like him and are trying to have him with
draw his resignation.
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Ohio Republican Committee.

CoLUMBUs, O., August 1.-THE Republi-
can State Central Committee meets here
tomorrow TO select an Executive Commit
tee. New men will probably be chosen
and the following are talked Of EX-GOv-
ernor Foster, Asa Bushnell, Myron u.
HerriclS. Cleveland j. y. Smith, Urbana
r. NJ. Rownd, c. ID. Fmestonc and George
w. Sink, of this city. w. II. Hahn, of
Mansfield, has already been made chair
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QUIET IL SYRACUSE.
nut strikers Prevent tho Use of the
Tracks.

Tracks
SYRACUSE. y. Y. August ll.-Au IS
quiet iu Syracuse, the railroad trouble De-
ue confined t0 the yards at East Syracuse,
which seems t0 be the present key TO the
situation. The Central authorities to-day
began running all passenger trains over the
West Shore. switching 40 kr5viIe on the
Eastand. and ar OsWego Junction, bring
ing trains back into the Central depot
Tracks through Syracuse are practically
abandoned The piukcrtOu men and com
olnies are avait'ur orders. The strikers
Said they would let the mail 90 through,
providing there were no passenger coaches
attached Ir is reported 900 East Syracuse
that au order has been issued by officials OF
the Locomotive Brotherhood ordering the
Brotherhood out also the firemcu. and that
Chief Arthur IS expected here within the
next twelve hours. The reports of "a strike
ON the West shore and in Delaware Lack
uwauua roads to BiuglamptOn, are untrue
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The rnnnlntinn Ahout ei.oco. 600.

WASHINGTON, August disappointment
cnt Porter expects that the work of count
ing the population Of the country will oe
completed before the end of the present
month, and Congress, if it so desires, can
proceed to pass an apportionment bill and
so determine how many members shall
constitute the next House. The population
of the country is about 64,0OO,0OO.
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- -
MURDER OF INNOCENTS.
A Ghastly state of Affairs Exciting Mem
phis People.

MEMPHIS, August ll.-Durlng the past
week the bodies of eight murdered infants
have been found in this city and the discoy-
cries have been OF most CHASTITY nature.
So far the authorities have taken no steps
to capture the murderers. The newspapers
are demanding an investigation and calling
upon the officials TO either take some action
toward bringing the Williams to justice or
resign A mass meeting of citizens to raise
funds to prosecute the investigation Is Oe-
inc apitated and meets with much favor.
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TRIUMPHANT EZETA.
Demand, Recognition rs the Basis oi
Peace.

Demand, Recognition rs the bh'i' 90
Peace.
La LIBEEfAD. san SALVADOR. Au-
gust Refugees from Guatemala con
tnue to bring new, of the revolutionary
state Of the capital OF that country. II
Is said that BarillaS has gone To Quclal-
tcnango, his native city, TO as
sumo personal command OF the
Indian troops there. and to
entrench himself aud his estate.
"LaTibertad. situated about T. miles
from Quczclenango. President Elcta.
of Salvador has positively refused to
accept any mediation from any power
until he is fully recognized as the cho-
sen provisional President Of Salvador.
1t is understood here that recognition
will first be- made by the United States
before any olIcr of mediation will Dee
made by the latter, or by Mexico ln
the trouble between Salvador and Qua
t1mala
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Cholera's Fearful Ravages.

MADRID, August ll.-There were nine
new cases of cholera and seven deaths from
the disease at Villaioyso yesterday; six
new cases and one death at Llerena, aud
two news cases ana seven deaths az Arges.
There is a slight decrease in the number Of
new cases and deaths in Valencia. Since
the first outbreak there have been 1000
cases there, - of which proved fatal.
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Fnvors the Anti-Lottery Bill.

WAsnINGroN, August 1.-THE Senate
Committee on Postoflices and Postroads,
to-day ordered the anti-Lottery bill be re
ported TO the Senate with a recommends
ton that it pass. The vote upou this ac-
ton is said to have been practically unanl-
nous, those not present having sent word
to Chairman Sawyer that they were in ia
vOr Of the measure.
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HOT NEWSPAPER BLOOD
Made To Boil by "A Negro Correspondent OF
Washington.

SpCciGl ICItgI1W 10 ne Htgl8IT.
WASHINGTON, d. c., August ll.-Wash-
ington correspondents are up in arms at
the appearance Of negro among them.
He comes rs the authorized correspondent
of the New York Mail and ErprtsS and
bears credentials from Elliott +. Shepherd.
1t is remarkable fact that the Repub-
licau correspondents are the most indig-
nant As the negro produced regular ere
dentials there was no denying him the
rights and privileges of the gallery. This
negro correspondent manifests determi-
nation to claim all his privileges. His
predecessor, a well known correspondent
OF several years standing, went to Europe.
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Ono Easter ChnlIenrcs Another

LONDON. August ll-Lucel, the last.na
man. has challenged Jacques % fastln-
contest. but the authorities Of the Royal
Bquarium, where the formers last per.
formance was given, have intimated thai
they will refuse 10 sanction in that resort
anv displays Of that character public opln-
ion being against them.
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Association Gnmes.

At Toledo-Toledo &, Athletic .; hits, 10
and Q; errors. , and 3; earned runs, and
pitchers, Smith aud Mcmahon; umpire.
Peoples.
At St. Louis ST. Louis -, Brooklyn 9;
pitchers, Stivetts and Wells; base hits, IL
and 10: errors. and 6; earned and ,; UNI
pire, Curry.
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Troops for the Chickasaw ).

ST Louis. August lit is learned at
Gen. Merritt's headquarters that four con- 4li
panies of troops from Little Rock ana ~, I T.,
Reno are enroute to the Chickasaw nation iii i!l-l
to be distributed at the various Tg poiilns poSiat
places on election day, next "eu'ieS''''''
where trouble is expected.
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rmmn Ahhntt,s Dre.ses.

LoNDoN. August ll.-Emma Abbott
sailed to-day on the Normandie with a
wardrobe Of sixty magnificent costumes,
made by Worth and Felix, which cost over
81. 900 Walter Satterlee, the artist, who
has been studying in Paris, returns on the
Normaudie
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PItt.bnrr NInchlni.ts Get Nine Hours.

PurSBURG, August 1.-THE demand for
nine hours made by the machinists of Pitts
burg went into effect to-day. Atnearly all
the shops the demands were granted, but
about 500 men are out at shops where the
demand was refused. Among the strikers
are the machiuists Of the Westinghouse
Machine Company. Ii is thought the
trouble will be amicably settled in few
days
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4 Storm Horrorin Germany

BERLIN. August ll-.During a storm az
Crefield to-day, house containing fifty in
habtants fell 10 the ground. Thirteen
persons were killed. Their bodies have
not been tBken from the ruins Twenty
others. more or less injured, were rescued,
while twelve are still buried in the wreck.
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PnIn AItn Wins.

BUFFALO, y. Y. August 1.-THE last
heat and race of the unfinished free-ior-aH
trot This morning was won by Palo Alio IN
|2I5. ROsaliud Wilkes was second, JACK
third. and Susie : fourth. The standing
+ in the race is in the same order as ABOVE
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KILLED While Ral,lng Hay.

PARNERsnURG, August 1l.-While How
ard, the thirteen-year-Old son OF John Nc
Doweu of Second Creek, was raklng nay
the horse became frightened and threw the
nov I'm front of the rake. Several of the
teeth penetrated the boys skull into the
brain. infiicting mortal wounds.
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Representative Frank of Missouri has
Introduced a bill in the House to limit the
number of lady managers of the Worlds
Fair to fifteen.
The House agreed to the conference re-
port on the civil appropriation bill yester-
day.
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AnDcmocratic Clubs weIcomc.

CoLUMBUs, o., August ll.-Colonel w.
4. Taylor, President Of the Ohio League
of Democratic Clubs, announces that all
clubs in the League are invited by the JEFF
ferson club, of Springfield, TO make its
rooms their headquarters during the State
Convention August 26-21.
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IL. n o. WINS.


Tic IhmOus IhtaIflcHI mic sui Dc
cideG.
CINCINNATI, o., August ll.-Judge
jackson, of the United States Court,
has dismissed the action against the Il.
&, O. X. Il. brought under the Inter
State Commerce law, in which the road
was charged with violating certain
orders OF the commission with reference
to party" theatrical rates. There was
also an allegation that the B. * O. had
sold round trip tickets without posting
he l.nfn-
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rhnnsnnds EcIoIce O,er CeIman'. Iall.

BrENos AYRR,, August H. Sixty thou
sand persons attended the mass meeting
held here TO rejoice over the fall Of Presi-
dent Celman Cen Milrc was checred a.
the future candidate for the presidency.
The meeting was orderly.
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AIcer WARMLY Received.

SALEM. Mass, August 1l.-Gen. Alger
received warm welcome at Salem this
afternoon at the hands of Phil Sheridan
Post, the Board of Trade and the citizens
generally The city was gaily decorated.
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NEWMAN - DYING.
The Head of the Catholic Church Ia Eng
land Fatally III.

LONDON. August ll.-Cardinal New
man Is fatally 10 at Birmingham. He
is suffering from an attack OF pncu-
monia. The last rights Of the church
has been administered TO him and he
has been prayed for in the churches.
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CoLUMBUs, O., August ll.-State Audi
tor Poe announces that the Assessors re-
turns show that the number Of sheep in
Ohio has decreased II 900 in the last year.
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HORsFORD's ACID PHOsPHAT

;
so common to midsummer and imparts
vitality.
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WAR oN TIN PLATE.

Paragraph 49, as to timed plate having
been reached, Mr.. Vest said the paragraph
was a bold, naked attempt by Pittsburg
manufacturers to create another monopoly
in their own interests against the consum-
ers of the United States. Their idea was
to keep out the tin plate and force the peo-
pie to use the galvanized sheet iron plates
made in Pittsburg, He moved to reduce
the rate of 2-10c per pound TO one cent,
the present duty Mr.. Dawes favored the
proposed increase Of the duty on tin plates,
and Mr.. Wilson, of Maryland, and Morgan
opposed it, Mr. Edmunds asked leave to
offer an order to be printed and TO 20 over.
The order was read. 1t was to the effect
that during the consideration of the Tariff
Bill no Senator shall speak more than once
and not longer than five minutes on or in
respect to any one amendment without
leave of the Senate Such leave to be
granted or denied without debate and with
any other motion of preceding except such
as relates to procuring qcorum.
Afeu some minor business the Senate
adjourned.
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CLARKsON QUITS.
The First Assistant T.. NJ. G. Tenders His
Resignation.

! WA~IIINCT0N, ID. c, AHgUsJ H.
First Assistant Postmaster General
Clarkson to-day rendered to the PreSi-
dent his resignation, to take effect Sep
/ tcmber /. next.
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TO LIMIT DEBATE

Mr.. Vest said it was impossible to re-
strain Senators from discussing items Of
the bill. He gave notice that every item
would be discussed, unless prevented by
force. The discussion having turned on
the depreciation of farming property, a
statement was read by Mr.. Vest as to such
depreciation in some of the best farming
counties in Pennsylvania, and Mr.. Cam
eron remarked that while the statement
was correct, the tariff was not, in his opin-
ion. the cause. It's cause was the demone-
tization Of silver in 1873. Even since that
act the price of land and farm products had
decreased, and since the passage of the Sill
yer bill prices had risen 20 per cent.
FINALLY the vote was reached on Mr.. Nc
! Pherson's amendment and it was rejected
without division. Paragraph l35, as to
railway bars, was, at the suggestion of Mr..
Mcpherson allowed to pass over for the
present
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TARIFF TAKERS.
Little Progress Made With the Bill in the
Senate.

WASHINGTON, August 1l.-After routine
business the Tariff bill was taken up the
pending question being on Mr.. Plumb's
amendment, offered Saturday, to paragraph
1874, page -, to reduce the additional duty
on iron ore, steel hoops cut to lengths for
bailing purposes, from 2-l0 to l-l0 cent per
pound. The amendment was rejected
yeas Is, nays 25 Three Republicans,
ingalls,, Paddock and Plumb, voted in the
affirmative. Mr.. Mcpherson moved to
amend the paragraph by making the duty
on iron or steel hoops, 80 per cent. adva-
loren. instead of l cent, 40 cents and
3-lO per pound. Mr. Sherman then said
the Senate must continue in perpetual
session on this bill unless one vote upon a
question were decided upon. The MAORI
ty must take the responsibility of limiting
debate. The bill was tariff, but it would
build up American industries.
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VETERANS IN BLUE
THRONG THE STREETS OF ANCIENT BOSTON
TOWN.
The Hub Extends Right Royal Welcome to the
Invading Armies Of Old Soldiers
Preparations for the G. Ar.
Encampment

BosToN, MASS. August l1.-Grand
Army week opened here with hustle
and excitement. Fortunately the
weather is cool, light overcoats being
in demand this morning. Members of
the Department of Information were at
their posts all night and to-day. and
have been of great assistance to the
incoming veterans, large delegations Of
whom arrived during the early morn
ing hours, when the streets about the
city were filled with marching bodies.
One Of the first delegations to arrive
to-day was +. Il. WolcOtt Post No. l.,
of Milwaukee, Wis, $50 strong. Phil.
Sheridan Post No. Glj, of Oak Park,
H., arrived at a. IN. AT the New
England depot several long delayed
trains came i'm during the night and
were side-tracked, the occupants max
ing themselves as comfortable as poSSi-
bic until morning. The steamer City
Of Portland, from Portland, brought
Post No. II. - men, and many stray
delegates, including many from George
IL. Thomas Post, OF Chicago, who were
on the train with the Pullman car
which was burned at Acton, Canada.
Post No. 81, of Pittsburg, struck BoS-
ton, late last night. Major NJ. Wells
Post No. 15l, of Columbus, Ohio, l20
men, with 30 members of the WOmen's
Relief Corps of Columbus. arrived last
night and are quartcred at the Dor
chester.
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an Ellshart Qnd.) special says: In re-
spo-se to invitations to attend pro-
groasive Pedro party, seventy-fvc of the
friends of Minnie Ley, Of this city.
gathered at her elegant home one even
ing recently and were indulging in the
game at II o'clock, when Mis- Lev and
Charles Nelson, in full wedding cos
tunes. took their places in Il bay win
dow in the parlor and were married
by the Rev. Mr.. Knopf. Of the First Con-
gregational church. The guests were
thu-derstruck, as they had not had the
slightest intimation of such an event.
The bride says she took that method of
avoiding wedding gifts The young
couple left Immediately for the east.
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Andrew Foster and VIII Jarnagin.
two young farmers who re- died at Gum.
west of Dallas, Tex, have "a IN en-
counter. The former Is f;sste~;l 0unded
and the latter is dead. Sevel.l months
ago Foster assisted the lover of .J;s.rayin's
sister to elope with her The Young men
have been enemies since Returning
from alneeting. they met IN Il highway.
Jarnagin drew his pistol and almost at
the same time Foster was ready. They
fred simultaneously. Each shot took eff
feet, q bali entefin@ Fosters right cheek
and lodging on the inside Of the sim on
the left temple. while one pierced Jarna-
gin through Just above the heart They
;.ore both on horseback and their horses
rcn with them in the same direction.
They continued firing until Jar1lagin
c,npfiod his pistol and Foster he'd shot
three times. Jarnagin dropped from his
horse at the end of 100 yards and died in
few minutes. Foster was taken to a
nolghbor's house. Foster is 10 years of
age and Jarnagin was 28.-St. Louis
Globe-Democrat.
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Mason 4 Hamlin Organs and Planes.

The improved method of fastening the
strings of pianos, invented by the Mason 4
Hamiin Organ and Piano Company in the
year lSs2, is unquestionably one of the mos
Important improvements ever made, max
ing the instrument more richly musical IN
its tones. as well as more durable and much
less liable to get out of tune.
Both the Mason 4 Hanlin organs and piap-
os excel chiefly in that which is the chief ex
cellcnce in any musical instrum tent, quality
of tone. Other things, though important
are much less SO than this. An instrument
with unmusical tones cannot be a good mu
steal instrument. Illustrated catalogues.
containing descriptions of new and popular
styles OF organs and pianos. introduced thi is
season. will be sent free to any one address
ing the company, Boston, New York or Chic
ago.