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Evening journal., 1890-10-11
OVER 600 WE'RE LOST.
Further Particulars OF tho Sinking OF
the Turkish WarshIp ErtougroaI.

the Turkish WarshIp ErtougroaI.
SAX FRANCISCO, Oct 1.-THE steamship
Belgio brings further deeails OF the Toss 0,
thu Turkish frigate Ertoftroal Japanese
papers place the cause OF the disaster TO
the explosion Of the boilers during a gale.
According to the reports Of survivors who
were brought to Kobe, the frigate left Yo-
kohama Sept Is for Kobe. On the 18th
a gale sprang up off kishineski, go miles
from Yokohama, aud heavy sea running.
Suddenly terrific noise was heard, and
all was confusion. The men aud officers
were mostly below in the berths. Those
not Immediately killed rushed up 10 find
what remained Of tho vessel was sinking
Capt Ali Boy was seen on the bridge
for a moment with lamp in his hand,
and was heard 10 cry. save yourselfr'
Then he disappeared and was seen no
mora Navigation Officer Nouri Bey also
perished The chief engineer was almost
the first TO die. He went from the eabir
20 the engine room just before the explo
sion and was literally blown to atoms
The sea was soon full Of debris in which
tho men fought and struggled for life.
Osman Pasha, the admiral, was swim
ming toward shore when he was struck on
the head by spar and sank. Out OF q
total OF OUO souls, only six officers and
ffty-seven OF the crew reached land.
Many OF these were so badly injured that
they are not expected to recover. The yes
sci was an old one, and was formerly used
aa a training ship. The engines were oi
English make and bore the date Of 1888
Subscriptions were opened for the relief OF
the survivors, and the Japanese and Ger
man gunboats lent all the assistance pos
sible. Up to Sept. 81, 1870 eorpses had been
recovered and most Of the survivors hat
been removed to Kobe for medical treat
mont
The vessel Musha Mara, which found
cred during gale SEPT l5i together witt
Capt. Frahm and fifty men, was the lates
addition to the feet Of Niphon YuseI
Kalsha company, and was the strongest ol
tho coast. The vessel was built at Rem
frew and cost about eS30000. It wa
reported that the sailing ship Younabl
Maru, belonging 60 the same company
had been lost in Ku channel, and tia
only five lives were saved out Of thirty o
board
Evening journal., 1890-10-11
TeatIna the weeklr rnrment r.nw.

ROCHESTER, ~ Y, Oct lin the gen.
eral term here a case was argued that was
made up for the purpose Of obtaining a
judicial Interpretation Of the new weekly
payment law II is entitled, THE people
Of the state Of New York against the city
Of Buffalo, " and the nominal complainants
are men employed in the various city de.
partments, who recite that their salaries
continue to be paid monthly, despite the
new law The point in dispute is whether
che law applies to city officers or merely 10
laboFing men employed on city work.
Evening journal., 1890-10-11

II oidn I have catarrh as badly as my sis
ter had dry eatarrh. / hSd II for five
years. 1t affect ID me most In the head My
nose was stopped up so that 1 couldn't
breathe Though it ] coughed a good bit. 1t
was kind Of dry cough. a nasty, trouble
come cough. had pains in my head acrass
my forehead just over my. es es. had to sleep
My trouble was mostly in my bead. had
doctored for my trouble for two years and six
mOntbs. and finally | went to Dr5. Mccoy
and Wildman, Of 1922 Chestnut S rect, Phila-
delphis, and now / am cured They cured me
last October he vent had any trouble slnce.
Every hing gone. pans and everything Yes,
I feel splendid now"
Mrs. Marker then said. in speaking Of Miss
Sarah: "0h. she's as lid as a deer now
alrays feel like tel ing what good Drs. Mccoy
and WildmaG have done my daughters"
.Ir,s certainly the place for poor people tC
y" said Mrs Marker Iney ara certainly
very reasonable
Evening journal., 1890-10-11

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. ia specia
to The Advertiser from Newton says: A
white man named Clayton Lloyd poisoned
his family, consisting of a wife and foul
children, this morning. One OF the chill
dren is dead. Lloyd has left the place and
has not yet been heard from. 1t is said hI
has another wife in Georgia.
Evening journal., 1890-10-11

LONDON, Oct. 1l.-Mr. Gladstone has
sent TO a Nottingham correspondent from
Hawarden postal card giving his opinion
Of the new United States tariff bill. He
says 'The tariff act is, as you will sup.
pose, In my eyes a deplorable error, attend
ed with severe and cruel consequences to
innocent persons. shall certainly desire
70 find an opportunity to offer remarks on
it IN Midlothian"
Evening journal., 1890-10-11

"They thought had consumption at home
/ had catarrh about six years ] had wet
catarrh. 1t was In my throat and on my
lungs had a sore throat and pain on ms
lungs ali the time nearly and there wHs q
constant dropping Of mucus in m
which troubled me very much. / had verg
severe pains aero s my forehead My throat
was raw. had been given up, The catarrl
affected my sight, made my eyes weak. anl
when | vent to a hospital about my eyes sne
told them / was being treated for catarl I
tney told me l couldn't be cured.
But am cured. / finally went 10 Drs
Mccoy and Wilaman, of 1922 Chestnut street
Philade phia. | feel perfectly we'll now.
an a different person from what was wheI
/ first went to them / don't have an,
trOub e at all nov. / want you to put down
said Niss Emma TO the reporter. that Drs
McCoy and Wtldman's medicine Is free o
charge, and that their charges for treatmen
are moderate"
Il thought my daughter Emma had con
| sumption at one time and the had a sor
tnr3 Il all the tame, sa44 -.4rs, Marker.
Evening journal., 1890-10-11
Professor Cherbuliez's Sudden Death

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Professor David
Cherbuliea, Instructor in mathematics and
German at the College Of the City Of New
York, WAS found dead in his bed at his
home, No. 2ee Willis avenue. He has been
very feeble for some time, and his sudden
death was no great surprise.
Evening journal., 1890-10-11

The Silverbrook Band. which has hes1x.
recently organized, serensded William
Mailer at his home, Lancaster avenue
and Franklin street, last evening. Tha
band played q few selections after which
they bad some refreshments. This wa4
the first public appearance of the band-s.
Evening journal., 1890-10-11

LONDON, Oct 1.-THE Australian strik
ers have telegraphed the English unions
that they need 800. 900, and il the amount
is forwarded they will guarantee to repay
1t, as 1t will assure their success. The
Lopdon committee is considering the feas
ibility Of raising the money
Evening journal., 1890-10-11
THE STORY TOLD BY TWO SISTERS.
1t is Story That Every Woman Will be Sure to
Read From Beginning to the End.


yIntee Becau 3 "A n
alsm. once oft Sister az 81
Give Up andth he lei Hnd cen To
OouldN Not BE Cured,B
DIS McCo and
Tbsm,a
Testm in orrob
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bel
MkT and they ye upper Darby lust the
candies
crrobo
8 the orr . eaN .
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Sister Rose Gertrude WIN Return.

LONDON, Oct 11.--It is stated that Sister
Rose Gertrude, who went to Hawaii to
minister to the lepers but met with OBJ
and ruume her former occupation in Paris
Evening journal., 1890-10-11

condition Is very
critical. Justice
Miller was return.
ing from the Cap
itol, and had just
alighted from .
$ I r o Q Q car at
Thomas Circle
when he first ex
perienced a numb
ness in his left
side. lie was with
in 100 yards Of his
residence, and re
elizIng his troubl,
deavored K
reach ID by quick
Evening journal., 1890-10-11
He FELL ON THE STREET.
Associate Justice Miller StricE
en- with Paralysis.
HIS CONDITION Is VERY CRITICAL

Was Paralyzed and Little Hope Is I'm
tertained OF His Recovery--He Comes oI
Family Affected by the HSalady.
WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-THE Hon. Sam
uel r. Miller, senior associate justice OF
the United States supreme court, was
stricken with paralysis yesterday after
noon while walking on the strees, and his
Evening journal., 1890-10-11
Cash or on Credit.
Some Reasons Why it Pays Best 10 Buy From Us

Ist. You can buy for less money.
I'd Every Stove is guaranteed to DRAW and B AXE
satisfactorily taken back and money refunded.
3d. If by chance any part of the should break
of first fires will replace the castings free of charge
4th Experienced stove black and put them up.
5th You can be Of getting repairs reasor able
price at all times
9th We keep large stock of all kinds Of Stoves on
hand account Of which you always be Of getting
a choice
7th Becluse our Stoves made by foundrymen regu
ary in the business and from original patterns that
FIT and not by Pirates and Pententares from old scrap
ron stolen patterns from pieces Of stoves filed for patterns
which will fit
8th Because this is the only place you get either
the BRIDE or LENOR RANGES. HEAVIEST BEST and
CHEAPEST Ranges in Wilmington
9TH Because sell you TERMS to suit your CIRcUM.
All ask is that you have prospects Of pay
ing and we will sell you what you want
Evening journal., 1890-10-11
WEBERS, $4oo cash.
HkLLET G DAVIS, 1885 cash ard

While these Pianos are usually
bought by the musician and the
wealthy, who can afford such a
Piano, still you will find plenty Of
goods from $3.50 to $3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

els - marx ta<sr cazups. 0Liy te~
years 49, sny ons ~ko "ls1e'2 49,
easily r-l2 sozloEss - large ta@i VIZ
ws4 poanded. sllced ana fred t2sse
were al abunAant neal fox huasfy
E-s1, bat mosg q thea now are s1sss
szaz1. h1zare1s Il sAslls ncx eSlnS --iss1
t-lan = w2sc1 case.
Ine nsSh : white. nutritious ~l1d very
p44at4bls. have E2ay eas~ ta~a1
sack and crooked ttE q lron 70 Prs
ths zb2l3nes oS TIE Tocks. sua followed
ths retreating tides nlile westward
down lie dripping saAle sesFchlns tae
ereylces 60. choice specimens Tor tAe
bCys IA our sumner cabin CT Ehs E-stS-o
ehGs 70 Try for dinner.
Ia Southern Cs1iforuls score a yeSFs
ago Il was = very ecz-2laon ta2nS lst
Spal.izrds who lad a saddle horse cI
which they were particularly proud -
cover the bridls. Eslns and trapp1nss
with hts of polished sbalone shells, AID
they certainly were much pretrier and
easier 20 cary than tbs heavy silver dol
lars which wers spiked IN patterns over
the saddle feathers a few years later,
and weFe bored and hung from tne relnS-
Thus far in tllis narrative it would seem
that tAege Is nothing dangerous about tho
gentle abalone. 60 IS simply large
shsllhsh, cliaging 20 ths rocks near iow
tide water mark, and hs has seemingly
10 defence whatever against his nuner-
Gus foss. But in several vel authenii-
Gated CASES the abalone has deserved the
title dangerous" IL 1879, On the coS-SI
Of Monterey county, a Cinnamon dlsap-
peared from large camp Of aoa!one
fishers. They were working on shares
and great emulation existed, SO IL was
thought that he had ventared too far
and that the incoming sea had swept
him away Bat in few days his body
was discovered bent over q crevice. his
hand held fast by "a abaloae, and firmly
secured in this position, unable TO escape
and TOO far from camp 70 make his cries
heard, the poor fellow had seen the tide
rise inch by inch till il drowned him.
; lie had lost the small fat bar of iron
used for loosening large Gbalones from
the rocks, and seeing a very large speci-
men far down IN the crevice had mad
vertently placed himself at such dis
advantage that he could not exert sutfi-
+ cient strength 10 ewithdraw his hand,
nor 10 break the shell, nor even to force
his hand farther in so as TO destroy the
firm clasp of the mollusk. This sad
event caused abalone hunters to desert
the camp at once, and the place is still
known as "Cninaman Point"
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
The Decline of the Whaling Industry.

New Bedford, Mass, was at one time
the greatest whaling pors in tho world.
With the decline Of the whaling indus
try, however, mills were erected, and
now the town has become a msnufactur-
ing rather than a seaport town. Adozen
abandoned whalers lying at the docks
tell of long past days. 1t is strange
fact that the timbers OF q whaling vessel
seldom decay. They become so perme-
ated with oil that they are capable of re-
sisting times ravages for q long time.
Bot their peculiar shape renders them
useless for other traffic. What whaling
is now done is mostly in the hands OF
the Portuguese.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
The CHICAGO PCute.

Grand Rapids d Indiana and Nlchi-
gan Central railroad, through Wagner
sleeping cars. Commencing Monday,
June %, trains Will run As follows:
Grand Rapids % Chicago - Leave
Grand Rapids, 1925 a. M, 1880 p. M;
arrive Chicago, 4:l5 p. m, 500 n. N.
1925 q. n. ra 4 has Wagner parior car,
Grand Rapids to Chicago, arriving
there in time for all afternoon Western
connections. ll:30 p. m. tram has
through Wagner sleeping car. These
trains will run daily except Sunday.
Chicago to Grand Raplds-Leave Chi
cago, 7:05 q. NJ, $40 D. m, 1910 .. IA.
arrive Grand Rapids, 2.05 D. M, 500 p.
M, $50 a. ~. $40 p. ~. train has Wag-
ner parlor car, Chicago 20 Grand Rap
.ds, daily except Sunday. Dining car
attached between Chicago and Kalama-
100. 1910 p. n. tram daily except
Saturday, has through Wagner sleeping
car.
For sleeping car reservations, apply
AZ Union ticket office. MoEroe-st., or to
a. Almqust st station.
{. L. LOCKWOOD. q. p. q T. A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
ETT3

There is also story told among some
OF the old families in San Luis Obispo to
the effect that young Mexican who
went out on the rocks at low tide to pro-
cure a very large abalone shell to take
over tho Coast range to present to a
young lady was caught in like manner,
and waving his red scarf and shouting
for help was dragged loose by half a
dozen men, who reached the place while
the tide was rapidly rising above his
waist.
Even the ordinary sized abalones re-
quire a strong jerk TO get them from the
rock. 1t is probable that the largest
abalone that ever grew could be taken
off by any person If it was done quickly,
but tho slightest delay would bring one
to grief unless he had lever handy.
The shell is 80 broad and fat that it can
not be seized. The only way Ifs to in
sert the fingers or some instrument be
meath the edge, which is usually raised
half an inch from the rock.
The old American settlers near the
sea coast have learned to value the aba
lone highly as furnishing an eplcurean
feast when properly broiled and served
piping hot But few modern cooks know
how TO prepare abalone, and the tooth
some morsel is fast becoming a tradition.
So indefatigable in it's pursuit are the
Chinese that in a decade or two more
this curious end delicious nollusk will
probably De almost extinct.
CHARLES HOWARD SHINN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

CHICAGO Is SECOND.

The Ia est fstimats Places Her Popuia-
tion at I.i0I.S6S - Philadelphia the
Third city la the Union. with i.05o.ooo
Residents.
WAsHINGroS. July lT.-Superintend-
ent Porter has received a message from
the census supervisor at Chicago stating
that his count makes that city's popula-
tion l.lOl. .e6S This puts Chicago ahead
OF Philadelphia. This is not the Official
count, bat as IL was carefully made II is
believed that IL differs little from the
Official figures. In 1880, the Official
count showed population of sos, lbs IN
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 1T.-Colonel Robert c.
Beath, census supervisor at Philsdel-
phia, practically flushed his work June
80 and came West for holiday. He IS
now in this city. He says the popula-
tion of Philadelphia, according 10 his
estimate, is 1850. 600.
MILWAUKEE, July 7.-Wedresday
the force OF men at work on the verif-
cation Of Milwaukee's census returns
checked of the last enumer2tor's Sheet
and il now only remains TO complete
the work OF investigating supposed
omissions. This will take only day
or two, and the ve-ihcation is SO nearly
completed that an estimate of the final
result may be ventured. The indica-
tions arc that the revised returns will
give the city population of little
less than EOS, 900.
OTTAWA, Ont, July 1.-THE decen-
NAL census Of the Dominion will be
taken in April, 1891, that date being Sc
lccted TO make it uniform with the CEN
sus of the British Empire. The popula-
tion OF Canada by the census of 1881
WAS 1924. 500, and the estimate for 1891.
calculated by the logarithmetic process.
is 5.21O.317
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
Th. Wealth Of Honduras.

The recent discoveries OF coal in north
en- Honduras seem likely TO prove TO be
very important. Porings have revealed
besides the coal valuable deposits Of salt,
veins Of natural gas and aTtesian wells
Of considerable magnitude. The coUn-
try Is in an unusually prosperous condi-
ton. During the year 2,e00,0oo bunches
Of bananas were exported. besides large
quantities Of oranges and cocoanuts.
Mahogany Is also sent or. of the country
by TIE ship load
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

1BtNN tktANs-nE AhAAtNE LAANHrtt
and clings Ike a lmpet to the rocks
It's single shell IS ear shaped, and many
specimens have been found that were
nearly ten inches IN length and eight in
width The "abalOne jewelry7 Is made
from a snail button q pearly socretion
in the middle Of the shell.
The sbsloue exists in It's fullest per
feCsion south of San Francisco bay. but
IL = found Tor many miles north q The
Golden Gate L thrivss along TIE coast
q Bsis. OF lower California, a. far a.
CAPE ST. Lucas. There are two vsrie-
ties, one with dark shells. TIE other witL
reddish shells. both being alike peariy
inside. When ground from the outside.
80 as - show the rsd Ard black alteTust-
inS With the tintad n8other-of- pearl, tie
enet Il very attractive.
The ahazoue usesi - he ore 4 tlss most
COMMON ~ Parifs coast shells. but the
Chiuese discovered itS edible guslitlee,
ard began - ship tous Z dried sbslones
e. China The Business sooas became 50
prcheable that colo1ie- < Chinese dorse1
tie coasf fro-n S2nta Cruz southVsT7,
Ard tA.azss1,3s sf shells sfiI lie OF ne
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

Jimmy strsckile rushing into tbs
ho1sef-4a, ma. Tommy Nsoor has got
The 81 Wins dance
hF Struckile-Hss. has he7 MTlsr,
ron m7st Just tel that frog satin dancln
teacher send Jimmy and Katie 70 thet
he's gorte- teach en- that dance 20 olcti
-LawTeucs American.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

Nine-tenths q the bread eaten II Nev
YORK city Is ba.sed st night sczae =
TIE bag bakeries never eloss. Tne kaesd-
Ing = done BY maxine, a. = also tHe
shspnns of tas lczz. nsrTov los~ss nsesl
Il resesHrszts. A. o<keT tread = snaped
~
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
SQUIDS AND ABAL0NS.
CHINESE slsaEags OK TIE ROCKS
or T-E PACIFIC.

Iistle Ckzszs of Asa " asSA LSs tbs
California CeAst f0r AIiss-A aSi4s-sk
whsss Grip Is Ds1Sess.s - tAs Ia
Way.
The tourist visiting the Pacikc coast
Ensts few stranger fhinys ta41 tn- osza.Es
II Chllese hsaerElen alC1g tbs SHORE IA
sheltered e0ses f7om san Diego norEh %
the klamath Thess camps ooz as Z
they were older than ne discovery u
America, 50 weather beaten zre rn7 red
wool saAEuss II Is imp9ssibls 70 zscer-
tala TIE results O. prodLs Il these Ishsr-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

pr. =. Regan. specialist for tie last
three years. located ID The Porter block
1874 Monroe-st-, and Known astae Lake
sde Phvsean. Al forms ~ Rectal
q sesses cared or 10 pay. Cell or W r.
for ny rev r1etnod the I6sal Of 81
Cures. ase1 k.y ladles ~ hone.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

Bloodgood-Yes, woman Is a divine
creature, bat never less 80. It seems 70
me, than when she descends 20 spanking
a child
Iravis-I don't know about that, Blood
good Shakespeare. you know. saJs,
There is = divinity that shapes ou1
ends H-Burhngfon Free Press.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

The pleasant Saver, gentle action
snd soothing ELECTS of syrup of IS.
khcn M need of a laxative ard il the
hther or mother be CcstVe or bilious
he rfcst gratifying results follow IS
sse ~ that it 2 the BEST faNsliy renesy
xnown and every family should have a
ottle
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
4 spring Medicine.

The druggists claim That people call
daily for the new cure for consu patton
and sck headache. discovered by Dr.
Sllas Lane while IN the Rocky Noun
taias. It IS ssid % be Oregon grape
root IS great remedy IN tie far west tor
those comp iaintsl. combined with SIN
ne herbs. and : made for use by pour
ms o- h,slfnr water ~ 4raos osft the
strength. It sells at % cents a package.
and j called Lanes Family Medicine.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

Palpitation of the heart, nervous
ness tremblings, nervous headache
cold hands and feet, pain in the hack,
and other form of weakness are relie-
we'd by Carter's Iron Pills, made speci-
ally for the blood, nerves and complex
ion.
a woman who Is weak, nervous and
sleepless, ana who has cold hands and
feet, cannot feel and act ike a well
person. Carter's Iron Pills equalizc the
circulation remove nervousness, and
give strength and rest.
A mans wife should always be the
same. especially to her husband, but if
she IS weak and nervous, and uses Car
ter's Iron Pills she cannot be, for they
make her feel ike g different person, -
so they all say, ana thelr husbands say
so too!
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

NJ L. Blair. Alderman. 5th Ward
Scranton Pa. stated Moo. - He had
used TT. Thomas Eiect-c oil for
srrains. burns, Cnts. bruises and rheu-
mat.sna Cured every time.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

WAsHISGToN, July 1.-THE Inter
state Commerce Com mission has decided
that it will issue an order making a
reduction in grain rates from Iowa, Ne
braska, Kansas and Missouri TO St
Louis and the Mississippi river and 10
Chicago. Food product rates east Of the
Mississippi and not Involved in other
suits before the commission are not
found 10 be excessive.
CHICAGO, July 1T.-Chicago railway
men say they Will contest in the courts
the order of the Interstate Commerce
Commission to reduce freight rates.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

Nrs Wlns35Ws -9othinz sTrap sha411s al
-sFs BSss for eaii4ren feerhirg IL sosrfas
fss ehlt. soffe1s ~ easS HisYs - pe q.
cures = "a 90 e Eu1 = zoe hast rsras3v fgr
fisrrf oes . eerts o1fts
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

I,rrSSss Bes1-s4 s4ses7t-e
Iressse psrk-$ss
Dresssa tsitsE-esa galzns-
0fcss4e Las s--bss i ' psA.44-
Fr.e..es s.5frG--esrla2 chttsVEs 1eF =
peLad tssts lsS : P1-41s t-teSsa o&t.e =
geead-
nlGss-
Gre R-S4se = pe0aa
Pan eufet -sssc poana
e.i earee sSse isa~a1-
t'fs--ssaf p psuaa-
eif Setts- ase f@~a0
steeg Skia-e 49, = pieoe-
-%--e~-s>-sse : Ps1a~'
5ssbsr>' ssppliss-
nesns-si .ss.s soe 1asAsl.
k<<s-as s. aea e.
BlIIsr-l2s ; p-ana.
Farsaers' preeues
Buttsr-Ise poeue.
1ses-lee aestn-
Hgrk.g BsfF.xs--lzc : quart.
LftIGce- s. : ucu q.
AcM tefafoes-tl 80 DushcL.
be~As-si i-sAs 10 ' basael
oraia. fIsars Fssa-.
Wheat-N hits. Sc $ busaeL
torl-44e p tusaeL
Cora Meei-s5 ton.
No. Essc-S g foa.
81. Feec--.la II ton.
Kidd .lngs-sl3 ton.
f!5ur-Lliiy \ hite. $3.50 PatenI. s2.sos hun
fals-srSEe : bassss
Ese-t5e 4 rushei
Barley-slt0SL0 y hundred.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

Pears Soap secures a beautiful com
piexlon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

Telephone Orders VIII receive prompt
and careful attention.
Canal-st. TelepAone..................No. 46i
West Fulton-st. Telephonc......No. 1853
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18

We do business on a cash basis, and car
afford 10 sell YOU good article for
small profit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
MARKET PRICES

We invite inspection o. goods and prices.
Every article is warranted 10 be as
represented.