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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-02-15
HAnrvonD, Conn, Feb. IL, 1850.

Mesurs. Case Brothers;
ua0 or the TonicA Water as remedial agent In
number OF marked and severe cases OF illness.
FrOm its long continued use and constant observar
tion OF its action and effect, am able to report
that, IN my opinion, II has been Of advantage to
advised. Its value has been noted In cases OF en-
feobled digestion and over sensitivoness OF the
This water ID Of value In affording relief to many
Who may have irritabilty OF the renal organs. "
n nv bsIisf which Is founded upon actual trial
and patient observation that II ID OF marked value
In 20 profound disorders a. Brighss disease and
diabefes. Very respectfully yours
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FEBRUARY Is, 1896
mode the shearing is done more mercifully
than when done by hand shears.

Black coal, an Arapahoe chief. Is reported
as saying on the land.in-severalty question:
They can kill me, but will never consent
to give up foot Of our land. want to live
like white people. treat my wife as the
white man does his. She does nothing but
cooking and washing, and I chop wood and
plow. want schools and want the Indi an
to work, bat I am against giving up cur
lands, as we can't live by farming. Hyou
divide the lands you will soon have white
men farming on both sides of you. and they
will say :'D---n the Indians" and will
have our farm, and you will have to leave
with no place to 60. If you will do as I will,
you will die before you will sign your land
away and allow white man to live next to
you.
Someone in Warrington suggested that in
view of the frequent accidents at fires, repu-
table physicians be provided with badges
that will admit them within the fire lines.
The Washington Post has interviewed mum.
ber of fire commissioners, the inspector, the
chief of the department and several doctors.
OF the whole number two were more or less
positively in favor Of the suggestions. All
the rest were on the other side. They said
that although a physician was often needed,
the policemen usually knew those who lived
in the vicinity and would let them pass, that
there never was any difficulty in getting a
doctor. that every man added to the number
inside the ropes was nuisance, that doctors
would object to wearing the badges, and, in
general, that they saw good many disad-
vantages and no real benefits in the plan pro-
posed. All of which ia very seusihla
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:. II. BAcxus, M. D.


WEsr qARpNnR, Mass May 10, 1883.
0entlemeu-9peaking Of Tonica Water. must
say have derived great benefit from Its use In dis
eases OF the Kidneys and In cystits Cases of long
standing mot yielding to the usual measures re
Ieved and cured thereby. think II the best remedy
Ter dssases ef tho uric acid dathess yet suggested
and an sure physieians will not be disappointed In
NJ uso Fraternaly yours,
DR. A. w. MASON.
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FROM THE sAMK-LkTER.

FROM The EkME-LkTEn.
AsHvILLE. N. O., December ls, 1885,
IEssRs. CASE BRoTHERs:
GentIemen-I have kept fairly we'll for the past
year and . half. and since giving Tonica Water
fair and full test and from which I received 10
much benefit. But since leaving New York, and
under mixed diet, lnd some Of the old symptoms
returning, such a. increased activity Of the kid
tests keeping about 1870 am glad to hear Of your
success In the introduction OF Tonica, and - much
to encourage the erection OF flne hotel which
have no doubt will also meet with great succsss
remain Yours very respectfully,
WIN. L. MCArEE.
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II WEST 3GrH SrnEEr,
NEW YoRK. July ~. 1855.

MRasRs. CASE BRoTHEns:
0entIemsn-Piease send one case T0nlca Water
70 ii west Thirty sixth street. The sample proved
mest satisfactory and cordially recommend IT, 30
much 70 that have sent four Of my patients 70 you
thank your agent for calling, ~ had no hnowl-
edge Of Tonioa, ever using the Carlsbad Water.
used. With respect,
A. m. BAuxus M ID.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-02-15
LETTERS FROM the PHYSICIANS.
New HAVEN, Conn.,, February 0,

New HAVEN, Conn.,, February 0, 1889.
MEssRs. CASE BRoTHsRs:
aentlsmsn-The case Of Tonica Water sent mo in
the month of December last, duly received and
highly appreciated. It 10 Water Of unequalled
purity and very eflcacious In diseases Of the kid
neys. now recommend It freely to my patients.
Please send mo another case; want 1t for family
use. Very Il aly yours,
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ECZEMA CURED.

BosroN, MASS, November 20, 1850.
MussRs. CASE BRoTHERs:
0sntismen--Boms four years ago was troubled
with akin disease which my physicians called
Eczema. After having used various medicines
without any benefit was induced to try your
"Tonica Spring Water" and after taking IL for .
year and . half was completely cured.
RODNEY p. WOODMAN.
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COMMENDs TONICA,

NEW LONDON, Conn, March %, 1886.
CASE BROTHERS:
most cheerfuily consent to have you use my
name In commendation Of Tonica Water. My
daughter was troubled with very poor appetite and
weakness Of the Aidneys, and was relieved OF both
In two weeks after commencing the use of the
water. Yours sincerely,
Csev.) II. b. ROBINSON.
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beautiful to last.
Smallpox seems to be making itself un-
pleasantly prominent on a small scale. Don't
get scared. Got vsecinated.
Il has been discovered that some of the
largest manufacturers Of Bologna sausages
have been mixing poor horsedesh with
worse pork in making their sausages. Prose-
buttons have been begun against them, and
the italian authorities declare that the busi-
ness has been broken up.
Now that the farmers of Nebraska and
Kansas have obtained q cut in freight rates
on corn, which they desired, the price of corn
in the market has promptly dropped down
far enough to wipe out the profit expected
from tho reduction. This was just what
everybody who understood the matter ex-
psctsd.
There ID az least one faithful messenger
boy, and he deserves fame. He works In
Lincoln, Nebraska. Having been sent to the
depot with . message for a gentleman about
to leave on train. he arrived just as the
train was pulling out. He did not propose,
however, to lose his mar, 80 jumping on the
rear car he pulled the bell rope, stopped the
train, found his man and got off the train
while the brakeman was looking for the cauee
Of the alarm.
The Congregational ministers of Hampden
county, Massachusetts, have united In
declaration against the building Of navy
for offensive warfare, ON the ground that It
would be ''liksly to be construed % policy
of defiance rather than defence; ID depart
ure from the established principles Of the
Republic; - . menace to the peace Of ma
tions; detriment to the true glory of our
country and project opposed to sound
political and financial morality" Welll
Well!
Electricity Is used in many ingenious
ways. Sheep are now sheared by electricity
in Australia, Frederic Wolseley, brosher Of
Lord Wolssley, having invented q machine
for the purpose. The method Of using the
shears Il very simple, the operator having
merely to throw friction wheel into adjust
ment by means Of handle, and then pusf
the comb into the wool, pressing 1t continu'
ously forward and keeping It o. closely q
possible to the body Of the animal beini
operated upon. From one to one hundrei
shsars can be operated d one time. By thi
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-02-15
| DRUGGISTS EXPERIENCE.

HARTFORD, Conn. January iS, 1890.
MEssRs. CASE DRoTuxRs:
0entlemen-Plsase send us ct oncs nifty cases
quarts Tonica, ten oases pints Tsaica. We nnd
this Water coils better By Ear than any other med
ical water have ever sold and the trade Il con-
slant and Increasing. Yeurs truly.
TALCOTT, FRI6BIE q CO.
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AZ SUPERIOR STREET,
punvrnurCu n r naOAnhAr IA iRcI

PROVIDENCE, \. l., December II, isss
MssRs. CASE BROTHERS:
Dear 5Irs-I am glad Of the opportunity to e.
press my views es TO tho Highland Tonica Water.
After using II for the past few months can state
positively that there is nothing equal to II asa
general tsnic and blood purifier. have used y In
cases Of habitual constipation. general debility,
gout, rheumatism and malaria, for which find lt
Of intrinsic value. Nothing like II to wash out
in the blood. also believe II to be the best and
most soothing kidney Alternative, acting like .
charm in all irritable conditions Of the bladder, or
in chronic cystitis dependent on uric acid. 1t e
more prompt In effect than any mineral water !
have ever used, being 70 pure and wholesome
that even the most fastidious or delicate stomach
viii not refuse It. In cases whore the patient ID
surrounded By tho common conditions Of excesses
st table and little T sTSrci;s prsscIbe y 4: pey
hope 70 hear, ere long. that sanitsrium h. hesn
shouid be, that people may be mere largely bone
fted BY these waters. Physicians arc beginning
TO regard them more favorably, - they cannot
fall 70 note the happy results In cases where the
Tonica Water has been used.
Yourr,
n 4. JxNKs, n. D.
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EDITORIAL NOTRS,

Just little more rain. The weather which
adorned the 6rst part Of the week was too
BEAUTIFUL to last,
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DON'T IGNORE TONGA

Because the Spring Is Near Home. To do 1t VIII he
Mistake
will before
Tonica,
wa 10 . 10 . Nifty
quarts, $500; =
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-02-15

Smallpox seems to be making itself un-
pleasantly prominent on q small scale. Don't
get scared. Got vsecinated.
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INDIGESTION and HEADACHE.

BOSTON. Mass, February IS. 1885.
CASE BRorMKRs:
0entlemen-I take great pleasure 10 certifying to
my testimonial of February II, 1885, Tho High
land Tonica Water has cured me Of malarial indi-
gestion and sick headache completely. ] also
Found II very valuable In my family and shall con-
tinue to useit. cheerfuly recommendit II.
Yours truly,
IA. MARSH,
Conductor N. Y. 4 N. y. b. r.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-02-15

Robbed by BaRdisti-The Spanish
Chulo-Thelr Mode OF Life-Where
Columbus Died-How the Chulos
Treat the Chulas-The Facade of San
Pabl0-Ae the Peak OF PenAlara.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
BOSTON Art CLUE EXHIBITION.
AN UNUSUALLY LARGE ARRAY OF PICTURES
SOME OF THE MORE IMPORTANT
WORKS DESCRIBED.

Boston, JAN II Spccalj.-rhc forty first exhibition
OF the Boston Art Club was opened today. ms
evening the annual reception was given al inc cluo
house. The addition of the two new galleries known
the west and northwest galleries nearly douDeS
the capacity OF the exhibition rooms. Instead oi
about 70 l3j pictures which was the average total
there this year 2l5 pictures many of the largest
size The present exhibition is thus the largest and
the most important ever held in the Art Club. Inc
works bought by the club with the usual appropra-
ton OF 81 800 are follows: ON the quay at
Ostend,D by william f. Norton The High Beach,
Proyincetown," by Marcus Waterman; Winter Night
fall in the city, by +. Chde IIassam' shellng
Nuts,n by o. G. Wigand THE Orphans by Henry
g. Plumb. The largest picture in the exhibition Is
Ernest L. Majors saint Gencvlcve' patron saint OF
Paris which hangs in the centre OF the east wall
This is decorative anachronism repre-
scntlng santed shepherdess, with a nimbus'
guarding flock OF sheep in a gray and purple
landscape. 1t is sklully painted, and the tone Is
extremely fine on the west wall IS another large
picture in q place OF honor, Evangcnc' by Sanuel
Richards. 1t contains five six life size figures, and
is of the blackish Munich school The centre OF the
north wall IL occupied by irst-rate landscape by
John j. Enncking called "A Cloudy Day In APRIL
The other important works in the main gallery occupy
ing the most promising places are Henry Lahdhali
Z" ALA Stella Conldente,' Walter l.. Deans "CohceVo
dl Caprs Henry o. Riders cold Farmhouse IN
Brittany" H. ID. SaWycfs " TcdV i"'lu' VI NV "'0'
PicardyD and Carlton Wiggnss " The Leader Oh INC
Herd Henry Landams Ala stella Contdcntc
represents group Of musicians in richly decOraVn
church In the centre the principal figure, vocalist
is singing. while behind her and at right ana Mei. M
the members Of an orchestra are seen pIaylhS le
accompanment The four most hnp1r'Iil,
p"rsOnaecS In thc group "i0 No. r.,,,iir
# well known musicians, when ,, are IaIi Ic,1,[
rccornizablc the singer being Mrs Ella 'I'v'luu
henderson, and the three players nearest her Me,@r3
Wuln Fries. g y. Allen aud f.. NabiI. me comPP"r'
,t,t and .ehem a.
somewhat novel The motive is OF nnnSuai interest
and in most Of the detail, the jartlst ha5 berh NC
gr,sfIl. particularly Is he 10 be commended Tor tlc
ncrt Of absorption ard self forgctfuncss oi his char
actnrs WHO are NOT THINKING Of posing.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
pyrruoyIA CAUSES MANY DEATHS

The number of deaths reported at the hNretu o.
vital Statistics yesterday was 49,. an increase "'
thirteen from Thursday. pneumonia '''''" ''''
deaths. phthlsis thirty one. hronch', eleven ana h
nncnza. complicated with other bronchial troubles
proved fatal in eight cases
A. G.. Enos a member Of T. Henry FTncfs " Li'ue
Lord Tauntlcroy7 company died from pneumonia pro
duccd by influenza. at Detroit. on Thursday. Mr'
rnos,s mother lives in this city at so. 40 West
Forty third,t and Mr.. French tclcemph'd yesterday
f,r the body to b. seen here at hi, expense. 1hc
dead actor was about thirty three years old ana id
locn playing under Mr. French for some months nav
ING acted In Little Lord Fiuntlcroy Al me hroHN"N
Theatre. last winter. Dan Lc'-on an Ola ACTOR aug
,nnmbcr of Mr.. French NV Jack tompAlIN' ha J
an attach OF influenza I'm EOStOn where Ice sun - "u
is now suffering from paralysis, ms uo,'o'' IH'
that If he rccOvcrs at all hc VIII p75 inc "'c va "
right arm. .r,
Gcttysbure Penn. Jan. l. (SpecaD.-Ihe grips
crst victim I'm Gettysburg is Henry y. Erwin, mem
lcr Of tho Junior cas, in Pennsylvania college WHO
died today All rccltatons have been ahaidoncu ior
tbe remainder Of the week ana 10 morrow moIllHs
memorial exercises will be held In the chapcl.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
r,suop TURNER APPROVES EMIGRATION

Louisville. ky., Jan. 1.-THE Rev H.
VI. Turner, y. D., IL. D.. Of Atlanta
Ga. Bishop OF the African Methodist bps
copal Church. arrived here TO-DAY and wa a'"'r "''
he thought OF the bill before Congress which proposes
~ GIVE National aid to such coorcd people a. might
desire 70 return 10 Africa or elsewhere and replied hS
saving: "God grant that the bill may pass Inc
white people brought u here against our VIII ~"
they ought 10 provide for u' 10 leave II We desire
ucsdc, we must work ont our destiny any now anu
portion u US think we can do letter '''" ~
IN, Nation help as to Try 1t. Il the bill meant com
,,l,rv cvpatrlaton would fight IL 10 the DEATH bnt
a, II Is voluntary upon the part Of the negro Ft
pas as soon a. possible. The negro al be,,. J., o"
a scullon here and he can De 40 less IN AirIoa'
an, ti~Dd of negro problems. Nnch law mon rIIc ana
c,,,ttru,i fls. and "A million OF other negroes are
ti-ed nf IT, We want peao" az some p'II'" lH o'. 'N
-. ana n We cannot have ~ here. where We "r.'
orn and reared let that portion Of u, vino ,!ooe l"
trv another section OF the world have niue mp
~ T,,i,n owe, the negro $iO.ooO,OO0OOO any
y,oy so give Us "A Nttlc upon account
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
THE ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDS IN MEMPHIS

ucmpbis Tenn. Jan. 17.-rhe argument III tne
clcction case of the Government against NaIPel'''
ct al was concluded this morning bN 'u"sc NUN "'
and Judge Hammond viii deliver HIS ''"'
- =. . ,,orniry This case Is important
,,c as in all pr,babty the continuance OF the Quiet
numerous prosecutions Of similar nature VIII u'P''
on the verdict of this jury. The chei te u"oN> !"
the case IS that OF III negroes that thcy No'ci ~"
cts obtained from one John c. Reavcs' WHO te''''0
that the tickets Republican ones l'c P'''
hooks however show only forty three Repubh'd'
votes cast y : Uaddington, Republican suptrVl70r'
tes fed that the ballOt-bOX was changed Nv VIZ " ,
GERS Of the election, but on the nlgIll Oh W. w., L
he certified that the count correct. an I"UI W
the defendants stated that fraud nau bccH 80, w
nitted and their statements were cOr0boIatcu Wv "D
hrec io five dsIuiercStcd parties, who were I'm po
sition to know whereof they spoke.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
ro DEDICATE THE GARFIELD MEMORIAL.

Cleveland ohio, Jan. IA meeting Of the cXecn-
,y. committee 10 arrange for the dedication OF the
Garfield Memorial was held today. TX PRESIDENT
IIayc, Amos Townsend, General James Barnett D. H.
,r,dc I r. Parsons and J. If. Rhodes were present.
nh concru.ion reached was that the services should
,o held on Decoration Day at p. m on the memorial
~roi,rds Special Invitations TO be present will be
isrod only to representatives. Of the city, state and
v,tioral Government. general invitation. how
evor j., issued 10 all soldiers, knights Templar. or
bcr encc,ic, or ORGANIZATIONS, and ctIcnS generally
49, If will be lmp0-- -ibc 10 send them special INVITA-
ainns The committee requested General James Bar
cft to be marshal Of the procession and General Ed
vcyer to act his chief Of stan with power to ar
range all details
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
THE LEGISLATIVE MIDDLE ~ MONTANA

st. Paul Jan. l. lspccial.-" The Pioneer prcSs's'
Helena Mont, dispatch says; This morning the
pctt.,u of Representative William Thomp,on was
fled n the supreme Court for wit OF mlndaml'
compcllm. state Auditor Kenny 10 issue Inn c'r
tlnca,e for per diem and mileage as member of tho
House of Representatives, of The legislature Of Mon
taua The witt was issued rcturnablc Monday. II
is DESIGNED Is this case 10 get decision from the
highest judicial tr.buual Of the state on the vcNed
Question Of the relative merits OF the certificate, Issued
Ly tie state Cauya-sius Board and thOc Issued
~ the county cclA- OF the var.o4, counties
Thompson j, onc oi tlir bvc Republicans from silver
Bow Comfy Whose seats are iu doubt, and thi, writ
j., irou.t % zoo tuo Supreme Court TO decide which
If th. jao houses damn- to be- the House of Hcp.
r.-ou,tly,s is the legally organized pody. The ~cn1c
'.d fl. lower lYu-., have adjourned until Monday
and t1orc VIII probably Doe nothing done until the
-,,,f,.r,.. (,..t decide, this case. Democrats are
,.nl ion. 10 force 1910 adjournment sine de. but the
Icpulcaus believe Do" ~uprrn" Court VIII decide ~
tl,I. favor. and Gili not consent tO adjourn.
Two Ecmblic.tn senators, lroWu ara OldS, haVo
pucumonil following thc grippe" Wtilc thcV are
n"t d,,reror-iv Iu the fatal termination OF either
,,,-o would have 20 great political effect. and would
,.ve the Democrats control of the senate
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
SHOE FlCTORIES TO OPEN AGAIN.

A TEMPORARY SETTLEMENT OF THE CoNINo'
VTRSY At HAVERHILI"
IIaverhln Mass. Jan. I7.-M meeting OF Ul'
state Board Of Arbitration held here to-day thc MAN
nfctur.r,, Association was represented by President
: Porter Gar,lncr John T.. Gale, Of the firm oi "di'
Ilros and Jane, H. Winchcll and the Boot and Shoe
Makers Union by Mc,,rs MIuon and o"ei'hItoh'
The questions involved in the labor troubles mere Wcr'
fnlly discussed resulting n settling The diicul'ie' -
FAR as TO allow the striking employees of j. H. Nih'hcH
a CO.'S shoe mandatory to return 10 WORK next non
d,y This action viii unlock the doors of the other
f,rtnre. closed bv the lockout. and set the mae hrN
il, ,nofon again All along the line. Mr. NInDhc Ih'
assured the state Board that hc Will do an III ms
power Ia make a settlement with ms cWpl,Nr' OH "
Ftr o,d cnnif,hi. basi, falling which the difference,
shall bc referred to local board Of arbitration OF uo
state IOirl.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
THE ouJo RIVER ABorr the DANGER LINE.

Ir,,.,ilic Iid.. Jan. 1.-THE river at this poiu'
,.., tr. danger line on the gauge al n O'Clock last
t and is etlI rising a the rate of half an inch an
t,,,r The water is rapids spreading over the
Lotion lands and tno.c Who have not already been
driven from thcr homes by the rising waters arc
removing their families and stock. great amount
of corn has been destroyed ana Farmers h''hs gram
In d,roer of being washed away are at work with
,t,.,..rs rl,,lIc il above the hlgh-Watcr mark ot
,--f The prospect, now are that the water VIII
leach a much .rcatcr height than at any tune snce
tI' toad az That year. with rapidly rising river
=, ,.. ,,lrr and adN ices of an additional RI ~ thl
inner ohio and it, Tributaries, the situation Is mol
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
TO-MORROU'S TRIBUNE.

WHAT THE REST SUNDAY NEWSPAPER wiz
CONTAIN.
Among the many special articles OF particular in
tcrr,t That will make mp ti' tNcntytWopaSe tribune
to morrow January 10l Will be:
\ CANADIAN STATESMAN.
How Sir John Macdonald looks, acts and passes MS
time.
TIE BERKELEY ATHLETIC CLUB.
Another illustrated chatty description in The TrlbuneS
Mcn OF Muscle" series.
NEW-lORK'S REAL ESTATE OUTLOOh
\ careful resume Of rents values, etc. for i7Oo'
An interesting feature specially devoted to women
THE SIBERIAN MASSACRE.
How the Russian Government cndeavorN to explain H.
CROWDING TIE SWISS.
clever letter from the little Republic upon European
cncroachmcntS.
WAR VESSELS OF THE WORLD
What the United states and other Navles are dons'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
AnoIr LYNN BEECIIER

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: What is the Of giving currency to such
stories about Dr. Lyman Beechcr as the one quoted
from "Thc North American Review" for which Mt
G.. X. Tuckcrman stands sponsorl
Every one who ever knew DR.. Bcccher. or attended
upon his ministry in Boston or elsewhere land am
one II those who heard him preach in Boston more than
sixty Years ago. viii know at glance that the alleged
Incident is pure fiction The father, like the son,
Henry Ward. has been enormously msrepresenied.
OLD BO>rONIAN.
Wcschcstcr CO., " Y. Jan. II. 1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
- J.yrSrAL CLAM As TO COPYRIGHT

CHICAGO. Jan. u cpccan.-Charlcs Wyndham Will
tomorrow m-ht appear in ohecIeS comedy VII"
,.. - ,critien nearly IA hundred years ago. He re
. ,...tcrloy the following remarkable letter.
,,t.,ro Jan. lj.-Charlcs Wyndham-Dcar Sir:
ta ~ tlc new papers YOU In Nour repertoire advcr
h"U'D u, ",.''afy ,.i'lrd q" NIld OATS As ! am the
g., ..',.r d., thlf title the same having been copy
,i,ltcd f,r tnc United states oi America, therefore
Il-,, ,tr,fiy rrgic.. Nou - dc-~t from using that
XIX rstlln~ confident that You viii Immediately
~, ran u, u-c without further making it ncccs
r, f,r me to resort 10 any legal proceedings 10 pro
te'I H' ''- .. =. SISSON.
~ vvndhau Is somewhat mystiicd. as Mr.. Sisson
in.i.s mat he has copy righcd the title Of the play.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
r,7u or coynoDoRn JOSEPH BARriyE HrLL

,n-I,oIIhI, Ion l1.-Conm0l0To J0-opN N1I-I00
.,,.u = = y frct,rcd), died I'm this city today age
a',,tvscyen. lie WAS born in Wc'tcheetcr y. !"
lprll aG. I-o2 and was appointed mid hpnan frou
connecticut in 1913. lie va, retired with 'n' 'hn"
- commodore July IL, l-o2. lie commanded 'he
.,,on Warren In ioi37 cut ont the Mexican gun brE
,,,,.,,ci ,r N,zatoen and was in command oI On"
49,, II, tri,t ~ C.lInruia short time az the clos"
Of lie Mexican war. lie 7uperni'nueu nme ih
- ,oubonts nt =. Louis u-G2 o.. c"illnanu'u l''
prt,druhia Navv Yard Il -GG.7I. and was Llghtlou-e
i,.nrrtnr with Headquarters AZ Portland, Me- Cieo'
Later he made hi, home In Ihlladclhla