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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03
The MERCHANT,

The Manufacturer. The Banker,
the Workman, everyone, who
wants everybody to see his adver-
tisement puts it in the REGISTER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03
Snow i'm Iowa.

MINNEApOLIs, December 9.-SpecialS
to the Tribune from Iowa report that
snow is general throughout the north
ern and southern part of that State and
fell steadily all of to-day. \ cold wave
struck southeast Iowa to-day and the
mercury is 20 above zero. Snow is fall
ing. From Lyons, Iowa, come reports
of a heavy snow and rapidly falling
mercury. Snow has fallen all day, and
is still falling at Cedar Rapids, and q
blockade is expected before morning Il:
a strong wind is blowing.
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POOR LO SHIYERING.
a Cold Wave Strikes the Pine Ridge
Agency-A Scouts Report.

PINE RIDGE AGENCY, 5. D., Decem.
Der "A Government scout arrived
from hostile camp last night, reports
that he found quite band Of Indians on
Pass and Black Pipe creeks, in wal
paint and picketS posted. There is
nothing to verify this story.
The Indians, having drawn their ra-
tionS, are leaving quietly for their vii
lagos. DR.. McGilicuddy started for his
home in Rapid City yesterday. General
Brooke has issued warning TO cattlemen
TO get their herds off the reservation and
out Of the way of marauding Indians.
1t is showing at the Agency, with
every prospect Of good blizzard. AT
army headquarters here il is given out
that the Sixth Cavalry and the Seven
teenth Infantry, en- route to the Sioux
Reservation, have been recalled and will
return to their stations. A portion OF
the Second Infantry will be held at Pine
Ridge this winter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03
Tie opEHA sAIrHpAY.

Concerning the opera TO appear here
Saturday night the CdlDOTHidH
says
The new opera, "Said Pasha, WAS
given its initial performance In this city
at the Metropolitan last night. To say
that the opera scored hit is only TO re-
peat the verdict OF the large audience
who were present. "Said Pasha' is
bright and sparkling, FULL Of beautiful
music. and has more climaxes to deyel-
op the full strength Of the company
than most light operas. Thecompany
is very strong one. IL is seldom that
we have seen company so well bal
anced. The principals are all good.
both as vocalists and actors. The cho-
rus is very strong and admirably
trained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03
ELUDING THE PURsUERs.
Joe Nicely at Large-Davc in Critical Con-
dition.

SOMERSET, PA, December tn 10
noon to-day Joe Nicely and the other
three fugitives were still at large.
\ posse Of citizens continue To search
the mountain fastness, but thus far
there is nothing TO indicate probabili-
" OF success.
Old man Queer, who fell from the
end Of the rope In endeavoring To cs-
cape from Jail, Saturday evening. will
doubles die. Dave Nicely is in a crit
ical condition-the effect Of broken
bones, bruises and exposure.
Young Kriser, one OF the prisoners
who escaped with the Nicely boys. slept
Saturday night in the barn Of Joel T.
Smith, about five miles from town.
Kriser claims that he did not go out OF
the hole with the Nicelys, but escaped
through the front door Of the jail by
simply walking away. lie says he
knew nothing about the whereabouts
Of the boys, and proceeded on his way
leisurcly in the direction of Johnstown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03
NIiner,, strike settIed.

DUQUOIN, Ill, December AT the
meeting of $500 coal diggerS and mine
laborerS, held yesterday at Locust
Grove, IL was decided 10 order all EN-
ployes 10 keep away from the coal
mines until the increase in wages asked
was allowed. After a meeting OF the
operators. the Jupiter Mining Co. and
Bailey Il Browning Mining Co.. an
nounced that the Columbus scale would
be paid. This virtually settles the
strike.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03
a Youthful Murderer.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, December e.
At Black Hawk, near here, yesterday,
John Hargar, a l7-year-old boy, quar-
relied with companion named Woley
and struck him with an iron bar, Kill
ing him instantly. A posse is in pur-
suit of Hargar, who has very bad rep
utation, having been in jail several
times for robbery.
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4 MalOdOron, Family.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, December o.
Mont and Orris Mabbitt and their L.
ycar-old sister, Minnie. are in jail here
charged with the murder OF Minnie's
threc-weekS-old child about ten days
ago. The girl has confessed that they
took the child to the outskirts Of the
city and drowned II. The Mabbitts live
at Flora. Ind. Four years ago Luella
Mabbitt. their sister, was murdered by
her bestrayer, Amos Green. who was
taken from Jail at Delphi. and lynchcd
| by mob.
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Sexton and Healy Kissed.

DUBLIN, December "A meeting OF
the National League was held here o.
day. The proceedings were stormy.
The names of Sexton and Healy, when
mentioned by the speakers, were met
with grQans and Kisses. The chairman
made a violent speech in favor OF Mr..
Parncll. A Protestant moved and a
Catholic priest seconded resolution
calling upon Ireland to support Mr..
Parnell. The resolution passed, there
being few dissenting votes.
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MAY ABANDON THE TOUR.
Discussions Among the Irish Envoys-Dls
tribution of the Funds.

CHICAGO, December 2.-lt is not un'
likely that the attitude assumed by Mr.
Parnell will lead to the abandonment OF
the tour of O'Brien, Dillon aEd theiI
colleagues in behalf OF the plan OF cam
paign.
Harrington is said to have declared
that he would not accompany the en-
voys any farther, although he is un'
decided whether TO return TO Lundon al
once or remain for a while in this coun'
try. All will depend upon the instruc'
tions which he receives after the Lon
don conference has concluded its labors
II Parnell instructs him to go ahead he
will make tour of the country on his
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03

ST. PAUL, December 2.-The cold
wave that was centered over Manitoba
yesterday morning has progressed very
slowly southeaStward and was central
this morning over Northern Minnesota.
st. Vincent headed the list of cold
places with "a degrees below zero. Win
nipeg, Moorehead, Port Arthur and Du-
luth followed respectively with %, Is,
IA and degrees below zero. No other
stations reported temperatures below
yarn
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New York Stock Market.

New YORK, December 2.-The Post
says the general course of the stock
market depends more on the money
market than anything else. 1t was not
the railroad situation at the west, nor
anything unfavorable in the earnings of
the roads or in the result OF the crops
which put stocks down to their present
prices. The room traders are the con-
trollers of the stocks, and while proba-
bly, nine out of ten of them believe that
prices OF stocks are too low, and must
eventually recover great part OF, ii
not all, of their declines since last spring
they do not act from day to day on that
belief, but rather upon the events ol
the day.
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Heiknap.s widow in Want.

DEs MONIES, IA, December 2.-It is
understood that the accounts Of the late
General w. W. Belknap are in bad
shape, and that his widow is in need OF
ready money. For that reason the eX-
ecutiye council in allowing a few hun
dred dollars due Genera Belknap as
agent of Iowa, in pressing war claims,
had the warrant issued to Mrs.
Belknap instead OF the administrator of
the estate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03
The w. al. T.. up the River.

According to the Tribune, Toronto
manufacturers have placed before the
Wheeling & Lake Erie people the de-
mands OF business for an early exten'
sion of the road up the river, Captain
John Porter, accompanied by number
of representative citizens OF Hancock
county. were also here to meet the w.
x L. Z. officials to invite their atten-
tion to the West Virginia side OF the
river should the line be extended to
Pittsburg. The officials were given the
assurance by Messrs. Porter, Hooker,
Brown. Mahan and others of the dele.
CATION that should they decide to eros:
the river the right Of way through the
entire county would be given free
Stelibenuille Gd-ette.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03
How sinnott Was Murdered.

CHICAGO, December 2.-The mystery
Of the death of William Sinnott was ex-
planned tonight. Sinnott. who was
found dead on the sidewalk this morn
ing with bullet hole in his left breast,
was, it turns ont, murdered by a fellow
thief, Frank Hanertt. The murder was
the result of quarrel between the two
over the result OF robbery, and Sinnott
was killed before the eyes of the half
drunken victim, whose pockets the pair
had Just rified.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03
Honorable Return.

PrrTSBURG, December 9.-B. X. Jam
isOn returns to the city of Cory her
S11O, 600 bonds. A special from Cory,
Pa, says the Mayor and city council re-
turned from Philadelphia to-day. hav-
ing received from B. X. Jamison IL Co.
the entire lot of city bonds, Sl10,0 600 in
all, which he had left with that firm
without security. This unexpected sue
cess has saved the city's credit. State
Treasurer Boyer to-day entered judg-
ment in the county for $1,000 against
Jamison II Co., they having loans in this
section.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03
seeking TarIff Inrnrmntion.

NA>mNGToN, December Repre-
sentative Frank, of Missouri. to-day in
,r'l.rel bin for the appointment OF a
comm ,s.ou OF five persons 20 hold Office
0f SIN Years. not more than three OF
whom SHALL Dee of one political party,
"-o,e duty il shall be 20 examine into
and ascertain the prices OF commodities
both u this country and abroad, with
Special reference 10 changes ia the tariff
ls> 90 the United States. The perma-
.' Office OF this commission IS % be in
Washington. and the obicc, OF its
-amer is 20 secure information that viii
valuable i'm any consideration of the
lrN question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03
Alabama Miners Strike.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, December .
The strike OF the coal miners of Ala
bama went into effect yesterday, but all
the men did not go out as reported. or
the eight thousand free miners in the
State, it is estimated that 5000 are out.
The only sensational feature Of the
strike is IA report that it was brought
about by the efforts of the Pennsylvania
manufacturers who want TO cause Il
shut down of the furnaces in this dis
trict. 1t is claimed these iron men have
promised the miners strong financial
support in the event of prolonged
strike. A number of mine operators
here are going to fill the places OF the
strikers with negroes. They expect,
eventually, to operate their mines en-
tirely with negro labor. What the out
come of the strike will be it is impossi-
BILE to say. but number of furnaces
will shut down and probably all in this
district.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03
4 Woman Snici,ies
= " VIII 7'7'FN EFINT1
!sp.cial T.l.qran % Ne R.ristsr.

| NF7-l--1 I7-7IT VI 70 ~ 1-s'7-0T.
STEUBENvuLE. December This
evening about ; o'clock the body Of Mrs
John Stewart, whose husband is stone
mason, and residing on West Market
street. was found in the river at the
foot Of Market street. She and her
husband Quarrelled Saturday evening,
when she left home. There is no doubt
she suicided by jumping in the river
and drowning. She was about forty
years Of age and leaves several child
ron
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03
A wisconsin Bank Fails.

WEST SUPERIOR. WIS, December ,.
The Bank OF Commerce in this city
closed its doors to-day. and made an
assignment. Its deposit since last Wed,
nesday has been reduced from S60S, ,O0C
to S4ss, 900. The bank was unable either
to stand the drain from its own re-
sources or obtain the necessary out
standing of fifty thousand of rediscount
from the East, which was expected and
refused. Among the dcpositors was the
city, which had with them S236, 600.
This is covered by 5000, 900 bond, and
the other banks will advance this
money to the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03

,.'.,...'.' .'.'.ioN, December The
"e>, Virginia postmasters
W VIII appointed as follows: j.
,,.l Wee ID. G.. Marshall. re-
"is-ri, Grant county; y. Seine
F.lr. Wee T. NJ. SkileS. resigned,
tucker county; C. j. Hevener,
.r. '-y' removed, Martinton, POca-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03
The Stock Condition.

CHICAGO, December 9.-The Farmers
Rerie,c tomorrow will say: The re-
ports OF our correspondents indicate
that in most of the States, hogs are In
fair condition. but are being rushed TO
market in great numbers, many OF them
half grown, and half fatted. Cattle are
in very fine condition. but their move
ment seems to be at standstill except
in few localities"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03
REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Dee ds of Transfer Left for Record Yester
day.

The following transfers Of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hook S
Office yesterday:
Deed made November 20, 1890, by
Robert Miller, trustee, and others, to
Horny Foster, for part Of lot No. 63, on
the west side OF Main street, in North
Wheeling. Consideration. $4,000.
Deed made November 20, 1890, by
Anton Reymann and wife to August
Pestinger. for lot No. q, on the plat OF
the Chambers subdivision Of part Of lot
5, on the plat Of the Lydia Cruger es-
tate. Consideration, $3.50.
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Terrible ROLLER Explosion.

BLoONsBURG, PA, December "A
large boiler exploded to-day on the
Nescopeck Mountain, near ESpytown,
this county, with terrible results.
Frank Grover, his brother Isaac, and
two others whose names could not be
learned, were instantly killed. The
boiler was being used to furnish steam
for a saw mill plant operated by Samuel
Adams. All four men were horribly
mangled. What caused the explosion
is a mystery, As the boiler appeared to
be in good condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03
"Black-leg" In Cattle.

PARIS, Ills, December "a disease
called "black-leg" has attacked the
cattle of Eldridge township, few miles
southeast of this city. and is causing
much apprehension among the stock
raisers OF that section. A number OF
fine animals have died and general
epidemic is feared.
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Though. 1t Was the Crack of Doom

GUTHRIE, OKLA. December "A
soldier accidentally fired into the pow
der house stationed outside the city last
night. A terrible explosion occurred
The city was shaken as il by an earth.
quake. The legislators, who were in
session, were badly frightened and rush
ed pell nell ont of the building, think
ing their hall was falling down. No
one was killed by the explosion.
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INDIAN OUTBREAK.
GENERAL NILES AT LAST EXPRESSES HIE
GREAT FEARS
AbOu. the Probable Outcome Of the Rsdskin Sea re-
The Plot is Now Revealed and he Govern
msnt is a. Last Given q Pointer-Buffalo
Bills Evidence on the Situation.

WASHINGTON, December 2.-General
Miles, who has been in Washington
since last Saturday night in daily con-
Sultation with Secretary Proctor, Cen
eral Schofeld and Secretary Noble, upon
matters relating to the Indian situation
in the Northwest, left for Chicago to-
day. The General believes that danger
is imminent The situation, he says,
has not been exaggerated. The disaf-
fection is more widespread than it has
been at any time for years. The con-
Spiracy extends TO more differ
ent tribes than have heretofore
been hostile, but Mat are now
in full sympathy with each other, and
are scattered over larger area OF
country than in the whole history of
Indian warfare. It's more compre-
henSive plot than anything ever in
Spired by the prophet TecUmseh. or
even Pontiac. The causes OF this diff
Guilty are easy of location. insufficient
food supply, religious deluSion and the
innate diSpo Sition CT the average ln-
dian to go to war must be held respon-
Sible. Altogether there are in the
northwest ABOUT S,uuO VINO are dHecleu
by the Messiah craze; that means
fully 5000 fighting men. OF this
number at least one-third would
not 60 on the war path, so that leaves
us with four thousand Indian adver-
SarieS. Four thousand Indians can
make an immense amount of trouble.
But tithe of atnumber were concern
ed in the Minnesota massacre, yet they
killed more than 500 settlers in a very
brief space of time.
"What is the total strength of your
| fOrce?'
Gen. Miles avoided the question some
what by referring to the great neceS-
tity which existed for more cavalry.
Altogether" he said, I'VE have about
1000 mounted men. We have plenty of
infantry, but you cannot catch mounted
Indians with white foot soldiers. hope
the problem may be solved without
bloodShed. but such a happy ending tC
the trouble seems improbable. An out
break would cost the lives of 4 great
many brave men"
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r,mid Recruits Start for the Frontier.

New YORK, December 2.-Lieut. An
derson. OF the Sixteenth L. ). Infantry,
left the recruiting station at Davis
Island last night with 65 soldiers, bound
for the frontier, where they will join
the Second and Eighth Infantry at
Fort Robinson, Neb. Orders were re-
ceived from the War Department to get
the detachment ready for service in the
Indian campaign. The soldiers, who
are nearly all recently enlisted men, do
not like their dangerous detail, and
some of them Swore they would desert
before they reached their destination.
Another detachment will be started on
Saturday
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nRahy and Bunnie."

ALBANY, y. Y, December 2.-ln the
Court of Appeals this morning, in the
ease of Campbell VS.. Arbuckle for
breach of promise, the judgment OF the
lower court was confirmed, and there
fore the complainant RECEIVERS $4,000
damages.
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Surgeon Geueral Baxter's Condition.

WASHINGTON, December While
aerc la, been no decided change in
Surgeon General BaXter'S condition
'uce 4si night. he is still IN an eX-
',ene.y critical condition. The whole
%. -.s r.sl, side mot left As stated is
'Ap.e,r.y plraIyzed, and he has at
. Time rcsliuei consciousness since
''rose. IT, is resting easier, but
.'"> ODD >sl, % returning conscious
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03

Il have found out a gift FOR my fair Nat
urally IL may be- supposed IL is a flower for her
hair a diamond for her finger. or a box OF can
dy, but 10 Is far better than these. IL Is bottle
OF the great Salvation Oil 70 cue her neuralgia,
pretty dear.
To soothe disturbed feelings Brought on by a
cold. and 20 cure coughs. Group and hoarseness,
take Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price - cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03

>..-.''".NGroN, ID. c., December -
tr,- sherman to-day introduced a
'''.ing that the present tariff act
r,.. -ol oe construed TO repeal or
.-. stipulationS contained in the
3 treaty with Hawaii
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03
A Rascal's Franks.

SpecidI IetegFdW 70 Me heytstb
PARKERsBURG, December "A man
named Anderson sold fine young horse
here owned by Mrs. Minerva Roberts,
of Rockport. Anderson also cashed a
check drawn up by Mrs. Roberts for
$50. John Lowe and Anderson are be-
lieved to be in Wheeling or Pittsburg
blowing in the money.
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WlieM I,

AMrERsAND (SARAYAC LAKE,, y. Y,
December 9.-The thermometer this
morning registered II degrees below
zero at the signal service station here.
being the lowest mercury ever recorded
at this station ut this time Of the year.
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Rorn without Ewes.

MINNEAPoLIs, December 2.-Mrs
Ernest Bohn, living near East Dubuque
H.. has given birth to child without
ewes, and with no place in the head FOL
them. The forehead extends down tC
the nose, perfectly smooth. The child
is very bright and will live.
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"A BOXING GLOVE" TOMORROW NIGHT.

boAiNS 'lsONE IO-hokkON NIGHT.
Indications for a crowded house at
the Grand Opera House, tomorrow
evening, TO see the new musical comedy,
"A Boxing Glove" become stronger and
stronger as the time approaches. The
seats are going of with a rush, and II
kept Billy Weir and his clerk busy all
day yesterday marking of seats for the
large number Of persons desiring them.
There are still few good seats left, and
those who expect TO attend had better
hurry and secure them at once. Enough
has been said about the comedy and
company, and it 1t only remains to say
that first-class performance will be
given. 1t was stated, some time ago,
that prominent author and manager
would be here from New York to see
the performance, with a view to pur-
chasing the play. This is true. Mr..
Jack Rosenthal, Of the Hoyt & Thomas
forces, will arrive here either tonight
or tomorrow evening. Seats at Weir's.
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The Demncrat G.is Ther,

MILWAUKEE, WIS, December THE
special election to fiji the vacancy
caused by the election OF Mayor Peck
aS Governor, was held to-day. The vote
was very light. Peter j. Somers. Dem
ocrat, 1870; +. \. Magdeburg. Rcpub-
lican, G.s9l; John Stippick, Labor l.13l.
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Gen. WILCOX Dead.

-.NGroN, December 2.-General
-,-' u. Wilcox died IN this city this
Dt The funeral will take place
81. nay December 4, at 8 p. m, from
.4ew's Church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-03

Do you want business? Do you
want Help or Situation ? Then
advertise in the REGISTER. It's
the Peoples Paper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-20
food Products.
Excursions.

CHOLERA OR FISHING RA&Ks DAILY Double.
y hu.led iron steamer ANGLER With new boilers and
all safe improvements, leaves 2lst ~, T. Il, 7 20,
Besk.nGn a.. Il 4. ~; Fer \. X, sl5Ah fresn
bait &c. Cent 7ic. AIDES roc Al" FOSTER
EISIlIEG RANkS daiiy 10 r's., with bAtt; ladies 30
Il u'b N.ealnur SrNl NLl.R c.pA'ity luJ phLBtngs
fHstts boat ruuniuE hand music taHes East I'd 81
10, fecb Flip, 14Ji franlnn St, hgriI kiysr. 20.
BEEBE, CAptRin.
C,rNDAY TRIPS 10 EEYF0HT An, hATAWAE-
- steamer MlhAlB tORhElL caves HARRISON ST,
\ u. 10 A ~, ElEU SrNuAh Returning leaves
keypOu r, NJ. EXCURSION TIChLI5, 5UG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-20

1he Magnificent New Palace steamer
LONG BRANCH,
Capt. JAMES LiNCH
vii. make regular Sunday Morning EXcursIons to
n r. " - l. ~ g II.
landing ut innkcIs Iona Island West Point and Cold
tpring. leaving bridge Dock. BROOKLYN at 30 A. NJ
Wc.t Ioih st y. Il, $50 a. NJ; West I'D st. N r. Vi5
A. NJ. MRnhauanyillo. o:LIA NJ.
FARE, ENTIRE GRAND EXCURSION 80 CTS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-20
Gilliaras.

VNuE BEST BILLIARDAND POOL TABLFS
Il THE BGNBWICE. BALEI E0LLIkDER 80.
Broadway, corner IIll u (Cnl0R sqlGTSL