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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
REPORTS or DISTRESS DENIED.
THE AMERICAN CASUALTY INSURANCE AND SD
CUMTY co. SAID TO Pc ALL RIGHT

TIE AMERICAN CASUALTY INSURANCE AND SD
CURTY co. SAID TO Pc ALL RIGHT
report was circulated yesterday to the effect that
the American Casualty Insurance and security Conn.,
nany OF Baltimore with Newfork Offices at NO.
"A Pine-st. was In a bad financial way generally;
that the company had lost Its surplus that 1t had
been doing a wildcat business at ruinously low
rates. that Il wis violating the Insurance law OF this
State and that claims for which it responsible
had not been promptly adjusted, but had beeii carried
over from last year that Its annual statement might
not appear 20 unf,lvorabe rs II otherwise would.
II WI, alS, said that than railroad company
which I, had indcinnifed by policy against loss or
damage through accidents 10 passengers or employees.
had ,hrm, up It's policy because II had allowed valid
claims 90 remain unad!usted. The Newark Passenger
Railway COMPANY 1t WITS said, lad done this and had
Given It's business to another company As proof Of
the wildcat business the company was alleged to be
doing. Il was said that 1t agreed for 100000 year
10 M,lnnfy the Long Island Railroad Company against
loss By accidea to employees and passengers, and
that In the first year 1t had 10 pay $4,000 OH that
account.
Deccher. schcnck & Benedict formerly tie
sole agents OF the American Casualty Insurance and
security Company but short time ago Mr.. Benedict
became dissatisfied with the way the business VI the
firm was being transacted. he says, so he sold out
his Interest In the company and withdrew. Now
the agents OF the company Bcecher. Schenck q
Co. 10th MIR. Beccher and Mr.. schenck emphatically
deny that there Is any truth In the stories which
have been circulated about the unsafe condition,
etc. OF the insurance company. They say that they
have many rivals, and that the reports circu-
lated ty the agents OF these companies, who not
doing such thriving business as the American
Casualty Company.
"All the reports that have been circulated about
us arc absolutely false" said Mr. schenck The
whole trouble Is that our rivals are Jealous Of US
because We doing so much business The re-
ports that the company lost It's reserve, or is In .
lad condition. financially otherwise. are absolutely
false. Our last report shows net surplus accord
Ing to the standard Of the New-iork Insurance De-
purtmcnt OF S74sa2 So. q reserve premium fund OF
so32 420 81 reserve for unpaid osses. S20l oS6, and
capital stock 81 100000. Aud every insurance man
knows on LOOKING ut report that our subscribed
surplus Of 100000 Is In that reserve premium fund
OF s032420 80. OF course our surplus was SUBJ
scrIbcd 10 be used. and have used II In getting
business and the result you see In that report The
report is so satisfactory that IL makes our rivals
concerned about us-and themselves. This company
is not doing a wildcat business or taking risks az
low rates which have bcen rejected by other COM
panics The statements about III In that direction
Intel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
MaRKErxEy OBsrRUCrlSG SIDEWALKS.

In consequence Of numerous complaints made to
,hc supcrintendcnt OF the Bnreau OF Membranes
alleging that markctmen renting cellars were covering
the sidewalks with produce TO the detrlment OF the
public, Controller Myers has ordered that ut Essex
and other markets fec OF so cents week he exactcd
result in restricting the evil. without calling upon
the police This order does not please the market
men, some OF whom have refused TO comply with
the new regulation. asserting that the Controller
Is without power in the premises. Superintendent
sullivan OF the Market Bureau, said yesterday that
really few OF the marketmrn were affected by tho
order. lie hoped to convince them that they vecS
wron2 ana the Controller was right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
TROUBLES OF BUSINESS MEN.
ASSIGNMENT OF AN CLITIME JEwELLEH-
HEAVY JUDGMENT AGAINST BROKERS.

| ASSIGNMENT OF An CLE'TIME JEwELLE3-
HEAVY JUDGMENT AGAINST BROKERS.
Adolph Bernhard. doing business A. Bernhard
& Co., manufacturing jewelcr, at No Maiden Lane,
made 40 assignment yesterday ~ Moses n. Strauss.
giving preference to Ella Bernhardt his daughter,
for 10000 for money lent. which 1t is said. went
into the business. Mr.. Bernhard Is one Of tho Oldest
Jewellers I'm the city. being seveny-twO yeas
old and having been In business about forty 1.-TWO
years. The liabilities are reported to be about 96o-
| 600 OF which 100000 ore for merchandise and the
rest borrowed money. The failure IS attributed to
old age and Ill health.
Judgment for $23,110 was yesterday entered
against tho Electrical Accnmulaor Company. former
~ OF No. a. broadway. In favor Of the Electrical
Accumulation Lighting Company. Of Detroit. Micl'
bnlanc. due on an agreement made November l..
1883 To purchase tho plant OF the latter company for
$4,000. The former company has gone out OF
business.
Colin Campbell yesterday confessed Judgment for
40. 500 In favor Of Ann J. lIavens. executor OF
Ephraim ). Ravens, the amount now due on ~ 1idS-
meut recorded In Erie County. on June 10. 1882.
for s?e:J; on which he PAID 1850 between May J.,
a".. ard lnn,arv !. 1s'-
Judgment for Sio .333 Yesterday entered against
Harry H. Iolllns the Wall Street broker and Edward
F. Denniston, In favor Of Chase Andrews. They
guaranteed th. payment 10 Mr. Andrews OF R3j.oOc
by the GAINESVILLE and ohio River Railway Company,
sixty DAYS from August IS, 1859, In stock settle
ment with Mr. Andrews.
A meeting Of creditors OF Corn. Kaiskc & Co.. dry
goods Dealers OF nos. IA and lac West one hundred
and twenty -Hfth-st. WIS held yesterday at the
Metropolitan Hotel. Elghy-twO creditors were
either present represented Edgar \. Fellows. the
arnan presented the report OF the committee Of
creditors recommending settlement a, 30 cents on
the dollar aud accepting the offer of Messrs Nogci'
who proposed 20 un In the $4,000 received rom
the sale the stock by the sheriff. and which was
their. by OF their executions fr general DIS
trib,tion among the creditors The report was
unanimously ndOpt,d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
STILL At ODDS OVER TIE BILL.

Washington. June oO.-Thc con.erI,es on the River
and JInrbr Appropriation bill are not making any
progress toward an agreement After reaching an
anicablc understanding relative 10 nearly AL u the
important points Of disagreement between the two
houses, the cOnfcrrecs failed completely 10 agree upon
the two senate amendments cmboiyng the Lake
Washington Canal and the Dallcs boat nllwav pro
iects. They reported this disagreement f. their re
spcctlvc houseS. and Instructed 10 Insist upon
the disagreement. They have carried ont this in
structiOn TO the letter and Indeed faithfully that
the idea OF n free conference with tho intention OF
rcconcillng the differences to have cut no
figure, for neither side willing 20 surrender n
single point When the last meeting adjourned the
confcrrccs the part Of the House were made 70
unders that there would be further meeting until
they prepared to make some concessions. III"
House cOnicccs do not feel that they d, this with
ont violating their Instructions. bnt the senate con-
fcrrceS determined not 10 sacrifice the cardinal
principles Of free conference; so the PROSPECT ~
speedy action upon the bill 1, not particularly
cOui.Iging.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
NELL. TIE ALLEGED BLACKMAILER, RE-
MNNDED.

London. juno 2O.-ThoniaS NELL vns brought up on
remand before slr John Bridge in the Bow street
Police Court to-day 10 answer 70 ID" charge of
Attempting 10 ex,OIt money from Dr. Joseph Harper,
Of Barn>talc II Is ALLEGED that Nell, who Siys he
g. H. Harvey n drug manufacturer Of Sarntogi, ~ Y.
wrote under the mime u Murray n letter 10 DR..
IInrrrr Inserting that he had positive proof that the
k,tt..r's ON "A medical student VI St. Thomas's Hos
IAial was reSpInS Mc for the death of Alice Marsh
and Emma shrlvcl. having poisoned them with
,irvchulnc. The proof the letter continued. could
n, obtained " paying the Writer'S I'LL Of tl,Joo FOR
services IL ,,rorge Clarke n defective. Wncn the
case WAS first reported In the usual police court
cocc.iinc IL was thought to be nothing han an
ordinary blncLmail affair. Il subsequently DEVELOPED,
however that the scotland Yari authorities had reason
r. Inspect that Ncill himself lad poisoned the two
womcn the facts concerning whose death have already
ben reported at length in thcss dispatches. tn"
police had also n strong suspicion Tint Neill was
concerned IN the killing II other women, Ellen
ID 4 .wDrih and Matlldn Clover whose death Is now
known 10 have been caused ~ strychnne.
Ansors Lewis who l. prosecuting the case on
iclalf ~ the Treasury. At the hearing today pro
duc,i letters that Nei had written Ia william Fred
c,;ck smith ~ p son Of the late wlliiam Henry
smith and 10 DR.. William Henry Broadbent,
Of portman square. In the letters NELL made threats
against Mr. Smith and Dr. Br,adbent In relation 10
10 n.L.oninr OF In. Marsh aud ~hhvell women, and
ATTEMPTED To levy blnckmai Mr.. Lewis a!so p'V-
dnrcd A letter written by the prisoner regnrinR uc
d,.,ih ~ the Clover WOMAN. Nt"r hearing tlrlhcr
evidence Sir John Bridge again rennndrd the p''"io''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
SPECIAL DEPOSITS OF TREASURY NOTE.

Washington, June 30 Secretary Foster has sent
a letter 10 the senate recommending that the pro
visions Of the Act Of June T. Is72. De extended 10
the Treasury notes authorized by the Act Of June II,
1890. The Secretary says
At this time there no Treasury notes ~ 1890 In
the Department held special deposits As the crop
moving period j. at hand IL l. thought that the
continued issue Of the smaller denominations Of these
notes will Tor the present be acceptable and Will not
Dee Immediately checked by tbs dis continuance Of tn -
pt special deposits, but soon the return
flow of money 10 the business centres Is established,
the addition Of I'm small denominations
without privilege Of special deposits hcrctOfor" al
lowed, will prove embarrassing alike Ia the public
and the Department. and In my opinion viii eventual.
IL result In Increase In the proportion Of notes ~
large denominations. Entertaining this view. and
being dcsirOns Of furnishing to the people for their
evcrj day adequate supply OF sn ii dcnofnna-
tiOns OF money as they may demand. d. not hesitate
10 recommend that the provisions OF the Act Of June
4 1872 be extended by appropriate legislation to the
Treasury notes authorized by the Act OF July II.
1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
NOPE MAVERICK Bank INDICTMENTS.

poston. June Coolidge Nelson TINS forenoon hleo
. decision quashing the last Indictment III INC
,,overcl Bank cases. 1t Is understood Oh eXccileht
ar,horitv that Judge Nelson was not the Only juusc
whose opinion was that the i"o'c,'"em. s"o",, ~ q
.shed also that Assistant UstrictA'toriey r. H.
lid has been engaged TO prepare new indictments
,,n,,ed states DlstnctAttorncy Allen has summoned
,he United states Circuit Court Grand Jurors 70 meet
o. morrow to take up the Maverick DahR casts lie
ah,,dops his plans for his summer Vac''ioh u
nrcnare new indictments and viii br ass'S,cd DE eA
VII ,m urohaby conc up before Judge AIdiich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
rHBvr GIANTS COME on THE ArRAvIi.

The registry clerks at Ellis Island were astounded
Yesterday at the appearance OF thc giants who were
landed from the steerage Of the Anr,nln The first
was Gustave Anderson IlagG,rg, Swedc, twenty
venr. old lie WIS feet four inches In height.
weighed $50 pounds, and was bound for Chicago The
second was Michael Nicholson twenty-five years old.
and n native Of Ireland lie six feet inches
IN hacht and weighed $50 pounds. The third was
Thomas O'Bren. twenty four years old. IN Irshman
from Galway, who stood six feet six Inches In his
s,oc,dnc fect md weighed only 100 pounds. The
,hrcc men were allowed 10 land. and The managers
", tho dime museums are said 10 be ycamlng for them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
yurcY STEAMSHIP WON THE RicEf

Which vessel In the recent race between the An.
,,r,, and Alaska from Queenstown TO NcwYork seems
,u u, no uncertain. The Gnon Line people utter
,,,rc elaboration that the Alaska the winner
,ua, tine and beat the Aurania anywhere from TO
,ws,ye minutes. They say TINT there was msappre.
Sons,on as to the time the Alaska left Queenstown It
on Sunday the Aurana had won but figures
=, course never le when tho margin Of safety gets
Avn 20 one minute. When IL close the appirs.
o, of time allowance for s. such as Is used In yacht.
Inc. might be applied 10 settle the question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
TIE GERMAN DISASTER IN AFRICA.

Zanzibar June 20. Further advices from the In
terror Of Africa have reached here confirming the re-
port contained in these dispatches yesterday OF the
disaster that has bcfallen the German force under
th. command Of Baron Buow In the Mosh terri
tory. near Mount HlilmantarO. The whole district
around Fort Marong TO which the Germans were
compelled 10 retreat and subsequently, To evacunte.
has been deserted by foreigners. The English
missionaries who were working IN the district arc
safe and are d.votlng themselves TO tho care Of the
wounded Germans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
NOMINATIONS BY TIE PRESIDENT

Washington. June 2O-Tle President today sent TO
the Senate the following nominations
samuel p. Bartlett Collector Of Customs at Little
Egg IiarbOr. y, j. So.
Signal Corps. 10 be captain. 49,
Passed Assistant Engineer A. i. Bates. chief engi.
nccr Assistant Engineers Benjamin e. BRYAN. Harold
r. Norton and Clarence ~ Carr 10 BE- passed assistant
engineers: First Licucnants :. ": Quackenbnsh and
George F. Elliott, United states Marine Corps to be
captains Assistant Tnva Constructor Albert W. Stahl
Z, be q naval constructor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21

Paris June 2O.-,rnnd Duke Constantine lett Con
,r.xcvillc for St. Petersburg this morning. A lnrSe
crowd c,eIcd him his departure. At Nancy an
immense crowd Of students and citizens had assembled
40 meet the train but the Grand Duke aghcd Mt the
last station b,foc reaching Nancy and drove into the
TOWN unnotccl. when he started for the stauon
10 resume his journey he WAS followed by on excited
crowd Of citizens who clecrcd enthusiastically for the
Grnnd Duke and shouted Long live Russial' The
munlcpil authorities babe the Grand Duke farewell
a the station. Many bouquets were presented to him
and several enthusiastic speeches were made. The
Grand Duke who evidently much gratifcd warmly
expressed his thanks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
THEY WANT LORD wOI.>ELEY TO EXPLAIN.

London. June 20.-John o'Connor Varncll'''h
member for south Tppeny. called the attention ~
the House Of Common to-day 10 the references ihic
At the Ulster Convention by Mr. Kane, grand MASTER VI
the B,lfis, Oringcmen, 10 General L"N "o'Ne'c'
ALLEGED statement TINT he would call upon the people
Ca ,rcven, ,hc Acknowledgement u the empire. Mr.
oVonuor wanted the War Once 10 ask Gcncrh
WoscI.y TO explain whether or not he had gwen 'ie
,tcr,es authority TO assert that he was preparN 70
Lad them In n civil war against the forces of inc
Crown. II was a serious matter. Mr. OConnor sa'd
~ the Government employed man IN General
Woseeys place who prOfeSscd trcaSonab'c sentiments
II was not the first time that such statements h'u
been made. and General WolS"l'y Ought 10 nave u"
oppOrtunity to repudinie Them - <.,.
The Gov rnmcut made no reply TO Mr.. oCohhor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
SHOT AND KILLED TIE PURSUING DETECTIVE

London June CA desperate attempt q escape
orros, was made to day by "A German named Wcnzcl
An cmployc Of q butcher I'm Charing Cross Road' VINO
WIS wanted by the police on charge OF larceny. a
detective went 10 the shop "a arrest wcnzel but the
latter fled down Charng Cross Road pursued by the
de,cctiv. and a large crowd The detective was gain
Ing on thc fleeing man when the latter drew TO-
volvcr and turning around. fired al him twice B0tl
uIIsts struck the detective. taking effect In the
,idoncn and thc other IN the head. lie died within
a few minutes When the dctcctv" fell, many Of
the crowd withdrew from the pursuit. The Others,
however followed the fugitive who again turned ana
fired. This tim" H. wounded a mao In the silouiucr'
sn"rs finally caught Wcnzcl who made no further at
tempt 10 shoot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
cunctGO,s WATER SUPPLY THREATENED.

c,,coeo. June 90 (SpccaI.-The tremendous rains
-. last week have resulted In placing Chic'eos water
s,nn,y again in danger OF pollution. Inc ne" Nor'n
shore intake has been closed ana tue ,", w.
pump =, ,be,r work the river is discharging 2oo,Voo
sn,c feet Of filthy water tez minute ih'o '"o ''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21

TIE DUKE OF YORK TO COMMAND A CRUISER
London. June nO.-The twin-screw. second'class
cruiser Melampus, 34OO ions and 1000 horse power.
mounting eight guns. will be placed in commission
and will be commanded by the Duke OF York prince
George OF Wales She will take part in the man)eu'
vrcs Of the British Channel squadron, which Will be
held In the autumn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
A PROMOTION FOR GENERAL BRUGERE.

Paris June 20.-M. dc FrcycInct. Minister 81 War;
has promoted General ugcre in regular routine to the
command OF the garrison OF Rheims. This appoint
nent will Of course compel General Br'ig"re to leave
his place military secretary at the Palais d'Eiysee
The agitation against General Irgcrc compelled NJ
dc Frcycnet Ia give him ono Of the most Important
commands In the country to hl"ncc the rlimnrs VI
iealuuSy General lIor'ls succeeds him ut the Eh see.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21

WILLING TD TESIlFh foh MI NN"N"NnH"'
Washington. June 20.-posimasicr General Wanna
maker has received letter from william V. Allen,
prcsden; OF the Electro Pneumatic Transit Company
In which he SAWS H. will be most happy 10 appear
before the Po,tofice Committee Of the House and
testify as TO the alsity Of the accusations made by
$ F. Lea,sc against Mr. Wanamnher. 20 far as his
(Allen's company is concerned. The Elcciro-lnen
matte Transit Company. Mr. Allen addS. Is the parent
company under which the Pneumatic Transit Company
~ ihIIad,DhIu works. The PosimaSer-t General has
transmitted Mr.. Aliens letter 10 Chairman Henderson,
81 The Hons. POsOilice Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
TUE ANTLFoREIGN RIOTS RESUMED.
ENGLISH RESIDENTS IN THE YANG-TsJ VALLEY
ATTACKED EY CHINESE

ATTACKED EY CHINESE
Vancouver u. G.. June 2O.-ChineSe ndvlccs Dv the
steamer Empress OF japan that the anti-forcign
riots have been r. sumed in the langTs Valley. In
Ching ITo tho housc Of two women Of tho Church OF
England lerana society attacked and the &C
cupanis were inSult-d; and in Klnnnd DR.. Riggs
hospital and d>pcn,ary were wrecked and tie Doctor
WAS badly maltr,ated. lie was pced BY the mob
and escaped oay after his clothes were torn to rags
and his watch and chain lost. Vigorous measures
Of redress have been taken by the British Consul Mt
EoOChOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21

at current OF three miles hour. Discoloicd water
hangs about the shore from >Xecnthst north b'So""
the Government pier The city officials have hopes
mat tile current Will be changed before tile poiulV
reaches the crib, but It looks al present rs though II
VIII not. Mineral water are rcarillS harvest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
AGAINST REPLACING THE HARLEM BRIDGES

AGAINSr EEPLACINfi TIE ITAKLEM EKTDGES
Washington June Ex-senator Vest today reported
adversely from the ComWerce Committee the bill
directing the Secretary Of War to Gauss the low bridges
now crossing the Harlem River 10 be replaced By
nermanent bridges with fixed spans at the expense OF
the owners. The bill was offered rs an amendment
10 the River aud llarbor act OF 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21

Washington June 2O-The senate judiciary Com
ui,tee ia which the AntiOp,i0as bill was referred
last Thursday held lis first session for weeks to-day,
and after considering the measure for two hours
adjourned until next Thursday. when cons dcration
win lie taken up again and pushed TO completion. II
* eypec,ed now that the Iii will be certainly reported
next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21

the Prince and Duke observed. The Queen ana
the Prince Of Wales extensive exhibitors ut the
show. The Queen has received the first prize Tor
two'ycarod bull. The Prince OF Wales's EXHIBITS con-
sist OF ponies. stations. cattle and sheep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
TIE BELGIAN CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY.

Brussels. June 20.-The Government will summon
tho newly elected members OF the Senate and Chamber
Of Deputies TO meet as n Constituent Assembly on
July t. In order settle the mode OF revision OF the
Constitution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21

TIE EXPLOITATION OF RUSSIAN CEREALS.
ST Petersburg, June 2O.-The Car has sent his
sanction TO a ukase permitting the unconditional cx
poraton Of wheat OATS tariey and other cereals ex
ccpting rye. The ukase win be published on Wednes
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21

PRINCE OF WALES AT AN AGRICULTURAL SHOW.
London, June Gothic Prince OF Wales and his son.
the Duke Of York, accompanied by Lord and Lady
Brooke, to-day privately visited the Warwick Agri-
cultural Show. by special request, the incosnto Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
porBr1NG THAT CAPTAIN STAIRS is DEAD.

Halifax, n. s., June 20.-The family Of Captain
stairs believe that the rmor of the death Of the ex
plorcr Is not true They have made thorough inquiry
and can get no vcrlication Of the report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21

TIE GOLD PREMIUM ~ BUENOS AYRES.
Buenos Ayres, juno 2O.-Goll Is quoted at a premium
Of 204 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21

PARLIAMENT MAY BE DISSOLVED on JUNE %.
London. June .0.-In reply TO question asked BY
Mr. Lai,ouchcre Mr. lsnfour stated In the House Of
Commons oday that all business would be finished
OH June % and that Parliament could be dissolved
fhs cumQ atX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21

Berlin, June 20.-The Official Gazette" today an
nOunccs the appointment Of the Car as an honorary
Admiral In the German navy.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-05

OUR crayons, s. so, and best cabinets s.
per dozen. AUFREcHT's,
TIT Only Gallery, Il Fifth avenue.