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Too Handy with the Ds-hciot,,.

PITTsBURG. Pa, Feb. 2s.-Annic Fischer,
a handsome young girl apparently about
Ii years of age. was found in the hallway
of a Butler street house i'm N comato-c
condition at an early hour this morning 10y
the people of the house. She was taken
to the hospital, where she is i'm n critical
condition. She was evidently slr,iggcd,
and il is thought she tried to commit sui
eide. A romantic story has been dcvcl-
i'm her case. Some time last week she
made her appearance here dressed i'm
boys clothing, and applied at various
places for work. As she looked the simple
country hoy to- perfection, "a lady living on
Stanton avenue took pity upon the friend
less hoy and gave him temporary
home at her house. The girl would not
have had her disguise penetrated had II
not been for n mere accident. Having
occasion tn wash "A cup while sitting at
the table she went and got dish-clotl
for the purpose. The lady who had he
frienslcd her happened to notice the man
ner i'm which she twisted the dishcloth ;ss
she was wringing II after washing the
cup. Her benefactress at once became
convinced that the supposed boy was n
girl. and taxed her with being in dis
g,iisc. The girl thereupon broke down
and made "a complete confession. She
claimed that she had away from her
fathers farm near Franklin, Pa. Her
mother had died some years ago. and she
claimed that her father had moi treated
her right.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

'NiHu, Fcli. 2>.- Euiu I';ISI,a - cut. Tie takes
hong walk.
IoSp.>. trt,. s~.-Nil>tcr Lincoln passed a
fair night. Ills condition tins morning i shade
improved.
,'IrN 80 NrNI,o. Feb. s>.-rhe government
has ordered a strict inv r>tigaiio regarding tbs.
"uuntrTfciiIn- at American coin IN tuaynisi>-
EIKNiNGUNn. Feb. =. Richard Hawes, wifi.
murderer. hanged ~ ls-y. His neck
brok.n. lie stated ou the -stilov> that John
wyley did thu killing AMI WAS paid >2sO 10y him
for hi> >"rN ices.
ATHENS, ga. Feb. 5S.-BroWu Washington.
the negro " ho raped and murdered the :Iyear
old nice" of Alfred ilortoI confessed his crime
hc taken from Jail 10y Il moh ana l,uehet.
England. in secret session, have formed
t,iiiltion AMI deCisl.,i after May To 10y the
hour and 10y the pleec. They SAY the business
will not permit the Increase III wages asked by
the workincn.
HI-MNH,k, y. H.. Feb. .S.-rhe editor of thu.
TribtiH. has received a Telegram from NJ. 4. .Islu
phin. president of the Louisiana state lottery.
dated yesterday. renewing the offer ~ the lottery
pay for the privilege of continuing the lottery
business Dakota. He >.lys: III the Ssln,llgrr
bill becoinC> law will perfect organization
at once, Incorporating under the act aitd pay the
money into the state treasury at once.
IoNpo>. Ftt. a>-Ih, trial OF th.. action t.r
libel of pr. ~ir Norrell Mackenzie against the
81. Jtfniss s,dEstfc for publishing dt>fsirtgins
article in connection with his treatment of tn,
late Emperor Frederick ot GERMANY commenced
The Jury awarded Mackenzie Si.sD damages
lr. Michettkic hi> a similar stth against tbs
lundn 1iiss. an'l tho Jury in that ease awar'isl
tim st-o damages
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A BOOM IN PALESTINE.
The Gigantic Enterprise Planned, 10y Hold
Yankee Capitalists.

HosroN. Feb. 2s.-Thc New England
Land company of Egypt is the paradox
cal name of proposed syndicate. the OBJ
jc't of which is the purchase of house lots
in Port Said and Alexandria and the
building of a 3I-inilc modern trunk line
from Port Said through tn Damascus i'm
Arabia.
Pctrcz and Mauscy. wcll-kuowu Yam
KEGS. arr. at tho head of the enterprise.
chief among whom are General Butler.
Frank Joncs of New Hampshire. Governor
Gooticll of the same state, senator Frye
of Maine and Joseph q. Palmer of New
Jersey, the latter being treasurer.
The plan il To- build tho road through
the mountainous region in southern Pal
cstine. running n"rihwar,i through the
picturesque valley where flows the Bible
famed river Jordan. and theme" on to
Damascus
IL is understood that General Butler
and Frank Joncs promise that with their
new railroad equipped with steel rails
and s0-ton engines, vcstib,iie ears and
westingl'ousc air brakes, the American
tourist of the near future will have all the
modern improvements at his command.
Through Palestine by Daylight will
attract gl.ips,-trotters. il il expected. from
evcrywierc, and "a vcritabis. crusade OF
Foreigners with pockets full of money W i'll
arouse the modern Jcrtisalcmitc ont of ths,
wocful lethargy int" which they have
fallen.
The first stop of importance in Pai.s.
tine will be Hebron, after that Roma, and
then Bethlehem. after that Jerusalem,
Jchcrico. Nazareth, t.alilcc and Danascu
ON the extreme east. and the TRANSLATES
tin. railroad viii reach its terminus.
prise Is regarded as something immense,
and the only hing necessary to make the
! historically famed points of interest will
Ia "a matter of few hours ride in /, car
and the permission Of til" local govern
inent tn build the road.
| That this permission will b.. granted H..
confidently expected by the Yankee pio-
necrs i'm the daring scheme. With "a rail
al fhss
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NEw YORK. Feb. -. The directors Of
the Pacific Mail. al a meeting yesterday,
discussed Ill" proposition to run u line of
steamers from Tacoma to Asiatic ports in
connection with the Northern Pacific.
This il with a view of obtaining some Of
the business which now goes to- the Cana
dian Pacific. Ii il said the Northern Pa
ciiic could control sufficient traffic to
make such line highly profitable. No
decision WAS arrived at.
George Gould. president of the Pacific
Mail. said that if satisfactory arrange
ments could D.: mad" with the city officials
of Tacoma for terminal facilities the pro-
j.ct will probably u" carried through.
q. l.. Huntington. OF the Central and
Southern Pacific. and Sidney Dillon, of
the Mon Pacific, who also il a director
Of TIA" Pacific Mail. wcrc AT the meeting.
IL remains to b. seen whether they will
MAX. any objection to- the plan which
gives tn. profits of that company and Of
tciaily added that this deal with the Pa
ciiic Mail il only one of the various prof
ccts which Henry Willard has in view for
the development and enrichment of the
Northern Pacific.
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Caused hy the Ex-CouEre~sman Pulling
the Newspaper Mmn'. Nose.

Caused by the Ex-Cougre-snsan Pulling
tho Newspaper Man'. Nose.
WASHINGTON. Feb. as.-Iu the corridor
of the house this afternoon cx-Congrcss-
man Taulbs,c was shot through the head
by Charles kincaisi. correspondent of the
Louisville Times.
Both are Kentuckians. The trouble was
caused by the cN-congrcssman pulling the.
correspondents nose for publishing GER
tain statements in regard to him. The
shooting occurred outside Of the capitol.
near the southeastern entrance to the
building. Taul,cc was shot i'm the head.
but il il not known yet how serious the
wound is. Kincai1 il slightly built. in
offensive looking and ~ years old. Hc
WAS formerly judge OF one of the Louis
vile courts. His family il one of th. best
known i'm Kentucky.
The wounded man came from one of
the mountain districts ~ Kentucky. He
was ~ years old, tall, siuewy and strong.
hut lean. He soon became known in the
house as a ready taikcr, more frequently
Wc had an n,ncns,.lw as r ,,awcrSal vmic,. nn,i
i'm the tuni,ilt which sometimes occurred
in TN" house he could always be- heard
above the din. He was u member of the
i9th and 5Oth congresses.
He has been taken tn the hospital. The
wound is very dangerous. kincaid was
Kinhaisl says Tauli,cc has been hound
ing him more than year past and sew
cral times insultcd him. He circulated
stories that he was u coward and afraid tn
meet him ,Taulbccl. The reports. i'm his
nervous state. so ovcrwronght him hc
hardly knew what he was doing. He also
understood Taullpsc thrca tened him with
violence. To-day hc assaulted him and
pulled his nose and car and this was more
than he could endure.
kincaitl was seen 10y an associated
press reporter tonight. Tie said the state
ncnt that he approached Taulbce from
behind and fired without giving him
warning was false. This statement was
also denied by Others who were near when
the shot was fired. IL is stated by Kin
caid's friends that Taull,ec repeatedly AS
satltcd him. From the number aud
prominence of the people who
offer aid il il evident
that Kiucaid is not without friends. At
the hospital a reporter was told by the
doctor who was i'm attendance upon Taul-
hce, that the patients general condition
was quite favorable, and that hc was
doing even better than could reasonably
have been been expected.
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NOT JUST YET AWHILE
Aissoula Will Not Invest Sixty Thous-
and Dollars in Sewers.
Light Vote Poiied and Little In
terest Taken. Because it Was
All One way-Other
News of Interest.
Srncl.,I To Tho stan.lar,I.

>ry"Ial to the standard
MI>~oUI.N. Feb. 2s.-Thc election on the
proposition to bond the city for <sD,OO for
sewer purposes passed of quietly to-day
\ very light vote was poliesl. Early in
the day considerable Interest was mani
fest but il soon died out, il soon becoming
evident that the proposition hope
lcssly defeated. The First ward gave 1O2
majority against the bonds; the Second
ward CAV. - majority against; the Thiri
ward gave five majority for the bonds I.
and the Fifth ward gave L. majority
against.
At the meeting Of the school board to-
night IL was resolved tn ask the electors
tn vote "a two mill levy for school ptIr-
poses. This levy will raise about xA.OlO.
The school is overcrowtlc,l and three, or
four NOR" new rooms will bc needed this
spring.
Til" man Hyde returned with his wife
from Spokan. Falls to-day. HE found
her registered Mrs. Alice Blunsiel.
They have gone to- Nine Miles. their home.
The fellow Blundcl il young English
man. but the woman seemed infatuated
with him.
Tb.. yycnth.r 4. mild and
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NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-The February term
of the grand jury expired to-day. and they
were discharged without finding atl'li-
tional indictments i'm connection with the
wrecking of the Sixth National. Equitable
and Lenox Hill banks. The prescntmeut
made in relation thereto recites that the
bold and unscrtipulous conduct of officers
of the banks placed immense amounts of
money in jeopardy. In that state the laws
provided no remedy. Suggestion was
made that the United States laws he
amended to meet the emergency.
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siIcost Reported, to d. Capture,

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. 2s.-The report
reached here this evening that Sheriff
DelRer of Winlock had arrested Silcott.
the dcfaulting cashier of the sergeant-at-
arms OF the house of Representatives, this
afternoon at Toledo. a town on the line of
the Southern Pacific between here and
Tacoma. The report stated that Siicott
had been palming himself or an cngi-
neer i'm the employ of the Southern Pa
cific. Sheriff Dclger started for thclali-
with his prisoner
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Scoring Lieutenant Kennon.

WAsHINGToN. Feb. 2s.-Gencral Miles
has filed with the house Indian commit
tee statement replying to the assertions
OF Lieutenant kennon. of General Crooks
staff. i'm which he says the young officer
was not authorized to speak for the sccrc-
tary of war. Besides General Miles state
ment Governor Wolfiy of Arizona filed IA
copy of a resolution adopted by the So
ciety OF Arizona pioneers protesting
against the passage of the resolution by
the house. I'm the letter transmitting the
resolution Governor Sharpley scores Lieu
tenant kennon for over-officiousness.
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Army Apprnpriation..

WASH NGroS. Feb. aS.-Reprc-cut.,tiv.
tutcheon. from the committee on mill
tary affairs, to-day reported tn the house
the army appropriation bill. The total
appropriation carried by the bill il S2i.-
4lS..-D. increase over the uppropria-
tinn- for the current year of Ss;:sS..ni The
estimates submitted 10y the department.
,pyrsrated ~.ll,.ll .5.l
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s.--Nothiug can he
learned at the state department concern
ing the fisheries question. but outside the
department il is very well known this
government is in constant communica-
ton with the government of Great Britain
with a view to the settlement of the Cana
dian fisheries question, and also neRotat-
ing with that government and incident
ally with the Russian government for the
acknowledgement of Jurisdiction of the
United States in the Behring sea. In re-
gard to the former question Ii is under
stood that negotiations have proceeded SO
far towards a settlement on a basis satis-
factory to both governments. that the
operation motlus vivendi, allowing Amer
lean fishermen "a license To purchase bait,
has been extended indefinitely without any
documentary formalites.
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KANSAS CRY. Feb. 2s.--It IL reported
that one of the worst ice gorges i'm the
Missouri river for many years j.
located Ii mile, above Kansas City. The
water il backed up almost ~ feet behind
the gorge. and fears expressed that
there will be food when the goes
out unless the immense volume of con-
fined water can be drawn oil gradually.
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LABOUCHERE INDIGNANT
Wanted the Cleveland Street natter In
vesti6ated, But Fails.
He Charges Salisbury With Con-
spring to Defeat the Ends OF
Justice and Fa1sifyipG.
and Is Suspended.

LONDON. Feb. 2S.-Laboucherc, in the
commons, spoke on his motion for an in
qlliry into the Cleveland street scandal.
He detailed the facts of the scandal.
Treasury officials, favoring full knowl-
edge OF the whole affair, refrained from
prosecuting Ncwemirc and Week until
BlackwoOd, secretary of the postoftice,
had insisted upon taking action against
themselves compelled to prosecute these
men. the treasury officials determined to
prevent the exposure from going any fur
ther. and tried to bush bush il up.
was no legal difficulty in the way. of sccur-
ing extradition. but Salisbury, through
,reasury official. wrote declaring he could
not ask for Hammond's extradition.
Hammond went to America, and i'm all
this, as to Information and otherwise, was
pss;ts RI Ses S ;hs vap d%r
ernmcnt was obviously to hunt Hammond
beyond the range of cxtraslition: When
"rs %s . the evidences ii in the hands Of the police
involving Lord Somerset and others, the
treasury ordered the police to elesist from
horse guards four months leave of alb
sencc to enable him to quit the country,
but he did not quit the country: and sails =
Dighton Probyn, stated that ~ warrant
would he issued; but he caused this diecis-
commanding officer, through whom this
information was conveyed To Somerset.
fl<xu Ilx
InercuPon So'erse. ncu. ne Mas
oniy nhoweu 70 resiGn ms c1u,S,l ,,
anN IeoSe lnc any as s;S, ;
OF Niger, but AT TINS noneht sun MARS,
trate OF TWO cohuesI LeT saN
Sauspury nno otncrs uu er.s i, , so.
splreH 10 Ieieat the enus oa lus'.ce. u
iore ne ASKER uc eoi'ee o "i"e
me t4. .he a.iegatlom. s.l,,,, ,..o, s,;d n. t.
=. WeDster, auorne! general, siiiu he ~. ~
iieved that the house WOULD agree VIII
a nlih !nt Ierc wus no s',',s -. ,,,ns
ton 70 these ulsgreeiut e ena!Hcs. ~ was Ma,
absuri 10 suppose Una, SalIspury OF w:
treasury ouiciaIs couIu nave AN nteres. 81
10 rctare the prosecuuon Oh uhs case: Al!
.,,t%n;,S ~, nnntr,.i;ct the niieoa
autnority 10 conu'oct ne nhtea-
ton that SaiisDury nad SPOKEN
TO any one rcguriihe the ISSUE Oh wa'-
rant; ,, -.
Labouchere siiu ne couia hot i.ccept
Menster = assuriSe. nor u nc ,:...
SatlsDhr!' WHOSE "e"'"'S "e'e ""Ni"s's
untrue.
ne chairman r,questca iaoeS; 20
wNhuraw MS Worus Gaming ihNo quesuoh
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..,...ed win tn. rrero..a C.nfcr.n...

OTTAWA, Feb. -. 2s.-torrcspondcnc. has
been held between the government Of
Canada and the Australian government in
reference to the proposed conference on
the subject of closer trade relations and
improved means of steamship and cable
communication. The dominion has cx-
pressed a Willingness to send delegates tn
Australia when the colonies of Cana ,lsl are
ready to receive il. Pleasure IL expressed
at the proposed conference of the Aus
ton.
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CRYSTAL SPHING. Miss. Feb. 2s.-A
norther set i'm last might and Tonight
there i heavy frost, which will cause
grea, damage to the extensive fruit and
vegctahl. growing interests Of this vicin-
ity. Strawberries Were. beginning to ripen
and I.lches were blooming.
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A D.unocratlc Measure.

ANN>roLI-, Md. Feb. 2S.-Governor
jackson to-day approved the act resis-
tricting the state. Five cat of the six
congress districts OF NIarylaud arr, now
conceded t. tls.. democrats.
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stock Dying In Idaho.

WAsHINGroN, Feb. GA special from
Genessee. Idaho. says: "Wednesday morn
ing the thermometer fell to AZ degrees he
low zero. Two commercial travellers
nose and ears were badly frozen. Stock
is dying by hundreds.
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Minister Pendleton'. Remains.

NEW YORK. Feb. .9.-Thc remains of
Ex-Nfinister Pendleton were transferred
from the Enterprise this afternoon to the
charge of an undertaken.
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n Jury tsriiser in Mexico.

Gaze Nso. Feb. 3S.-D.tective Pinkertou
reports that while in Texas a few days
ago he met an old Chicago gambler who
told him he had seen John Graham. the,
missing tronin jury briher. near ChihtIa-
hra. Mexico.
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MocALLA INTERVIEWED.
Hc Partially Denies the R-port-The Grew
Preparing - Document.


NEW YoRk, Feb. 2S.-Commanslcr Me-
Gala of the naval steamship Enterprise
in an interview ts-,lay, made. a partial
denial of the statements of his officers and
men, mentioned in these dispatches last
night. He said he was not afraid of the,
result of the official investigation when
made. About cutting down
Walker with u swork hc said il was tr,ie.
Walker came on board drunk. ran wild
about the decks and shouted: ~ was =.
rebel aud fought two years
in the and l have
not got enough fighting yet. I'm
not afraid of the biggest man on bosarsi
your blasted plug. and 1 WON'T keep quiet.
No l WON'T The man refused to listen
tn reason. and McCaiIa finally went to
him himself. Walker tried tn strike him
and Met Gala cut him down. The sur
gcon's records show that the wound was
ON the back of the head. an inch and u
half long, extending to the bone. Me-
Gala entered denial of several other
reported incidents. and said the story
about Lady Playfair's coachman
was an absolute lie. He asked whether
his action in ceusuring Chief Engineer
Eutwistlc for using salt instead of fresh
water ia test boilers was not Justified.
| McCalia allowed the reporter tn go for
wara AMONG tAs nlena aud they, with one %
! Br cNccitfofis, coIucide1 with the
| printed statements that the voyage had
been one of great brutality. The ere ~ u
prcparin. document to send tn Wash
ington.
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The seal Fishery l.ea-e.

WNsIu S'ToS. Feb. 2s.-Secretary Win
dom has directed that lease bs, made
with the North American Commercial
company of New York and san Francisco,
}. Liebcr, president, for the exciusiv"
privilege of taking fur seals upon the
islands of 81. Paul and st. George. Alaska.
for N, years from May lst.
This company has made three proposals.
for the privilege. The one acccpts,sl by
the secretary j. known as "bd No. II.
and differs from the other two i'm being
AN offer without conditions. Among other
things the company agrees FAR As may
bc practicable and consistent with their
interests to encourage ths. slrs.ssinR. dye
ing and marketing of ssalskins within the
United States The annual revenue to
the government under the lease on the
basis of lU.DpO seals per ann,im will In.
about "A million dollars. as against about
SsD.sD under the present lease tn the,
Alaska Commercial company.
tHICNGo. Feb. 2s.-Thc Nr,cs says: The
news of the lease of the Alaska seal is
lands sto the North American Commercial
company of New York aud san Francisco.
was discussed with "a great deal of inter
est by til. citizens of Chicago. A company
with the same name was organized in
Chicago and expected to secure the seal
| islands contract. All the Chicago mem
bcrs of the corporation were i'm Washing
| ton and Inference drawn from the
| news received few days ago they may
have made u combination with the name
/ sake company. Color IL given to ;hr
| rtimor from Nariu,is sources. but nothing
! definite il known until they return.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08
How and When to Drink Water.

From the Scientific American.
According to DR.. Leuf when water is taken
into the full or partly full stomach, it does not
mingle with the food, as we are taught, but
passes along quickly between the food and lesser
curative toward the pylorus, through which it
passes into the intestines The secretion Of
mucus by the lining membrane is constant, and
during the night a considerable amount accumu-
lates in the stomach; some of its liquid portion
is absorbed, and that which remains is thick
and tenacious. If food is taken into the stom-
ach when in this condition it becomes coated
with this mucus, and the secretion of the gastric
juice and its action are delayed These facts
show the value of goblet of water before
breakfast. This washes out the tenacious
mucus, and stimulates the gastric glands to Sc
cretion. In old and feeble persons water should
not be taken cold, but it may be with great ad-
vantage taken warm or hot. This removal OF
the accumulated mucus from the stomach is
probably one of the reasons why taking soup at
the beginning of a meal has been found SO bene-
fetal
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08
IS 'oUIDA' 50 VERY BAD (?

"What was it somebody said about Ouida?
There is one thing like about her-that won
derfuIly sarcastic pen Of hers stops and suddenly
grows tender when she speaks Of a real love, or
sees a perfect faith. She has created some of the
most beautiful women, some Of the noblest and
brayest that ever lived in the world Of romance
If she has pictured the wicked ones they have
only served for foils And the nobility Of
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08
Doing Europe at No Expense.

Think of going to Europe without cent of
cost on a first-class steamer, and stopping at
irstclass hotels in London, Paris, Brussels, Ant
twerp, and other cities! THE SUNDAY HERALD
is going to give Washington's most popular
school teacher this sort of vacation trip this
summer.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08

clergyman, after years of suffering from
that loathsome disease Catarrh and vainly try
scription which completely cured and saved him
from death. ANY sufferer from this dreadful
disease sending self-addressed stamped enye-
lope to Prof. j. A. Lawrence, So Warren street,
New York, will receive the recipe free of charge
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08
THE FASHIONABLE MATRON
WHO TRIES TO ELEVATE THE NEW
YORK WORKING GIRLS.

"Bab,, as a Working Girl, Attends the
Humorous Proceedings, and Describes
the Philanthropic Lady's Methods
Feminine Cranks who Injure the Sex
Lillian Russell's Establishment.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08

All the leading restaurants have r. Portner
Brewing Co.'S Vienna Cabinet and Culmbacher
Beers on draught. Call for it and drink nc other.