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fashy light ulsters and hold the east side
record for high kicking, were early at the den
and early out Of It, remarkIng as they made
their exit that 1t was getting dead quiet"
The young man who suggested that II was
dull in the den by degrees became acquainted
with young woman who replied that she
"ddn't mind and that hers was "a short
beer"
The young woman had an obliquity OF vision
that enabled her to keep one eye on the man
she imagined she had roped In and the other
on the waiter. hut her affilction rather
seemed to "hoodoo" not only the prospects
OF Welch's dive but OF all the others that she
talked about.
"You think It's dull, do you Z" she asked
the discontented young man. "well, this is
the liyellest place In town tonight, I'll tell
you that"
"What ?" asked the young man: ado you
mean to tell me that The Slide The Excise
Exchange or even Sulivan's around on Third
avenue isn't livelier than this'"
"Yas, that's Just what I'm glyin' YER" she
The evening world., 1892-01-08
KELLY'S DEN REOPENED.
Honest" John Attempts TO Erazen
It Out with Welch and Scribner.

4" Honest" John Attempts TO Erazen
It Out with Welch and scribner.
"Business Is dull"
That Is the universal complaint OF New
York's outlaws since THE EVENING WORLD
started its crusade against them.
Careful aud painstaking investigation by
reporters last evening and early this morning
showed that the complaint was we'll
grounded. While many OF the attaches and
freQuenters OF the dens visited accounted for
the unusual quiet as due to cold weather and
the customary lull In all sorts OF business
subsequent to the holidays, there were others
who freely admitted that the cessation OF
open lawlessness and debauchery was due to
the exposures made by The EVENING WORLD.
"Honest John Kelly, whose fear led him
10 close the assig gnatlon and gambling rooms
OF his triplicate resort at Sixth avenue and
Thirty-first street when The RvEaIS6 WORLD
turned the glare Of publicity upon tho inner
workings OF his dive, has evidently been bor-
rowing from Carey Wclch's grit" and
"nsryc."
Ills ussignation and gambling rooms are
again In rull operation, and there Is conse-
quently much rejoicing among the iraJernity
Of thugs, picIpockets, Dadger-game workers
The evening world., 1892-01-08
M'GL0RY SENTENCED.
The Convicted Dive-Keeper to
Serve a Year in Prison.
He viii Also Be Compelled to Pay
a Fine Of 5000.
Or Serve It Out by 800 Days Extra
Time In Cell.

Billy McGlory, the nrst OF the dlvc-keepers
10 receive punishment, was sentenced by Re-
corder Smytn To-day to serve year In the
Blackwcll's Island Pcni;entiary and to pay
line Of $500, or remain a prisoner one day for
each dollar or that amount until It was paid.
The "manager Of the notorious Hotel
irving, at Fourteenth street and Irving place,
caine down rom he TciabI this morning In
the Black Maria. handcuncd to n boy crook,
who got sixty days In Jail
McG!ory looked unhappy Ills usually eN-
prcSsionlcSs face was haggard and bore
traces oi mental suffering, but ne glared de-
nance upon all about him when Ii" was ar
raisned before the stern-vlSaged Recorder In
Part III. OF the Court OF General Sessions for
sentence.
Lawyer Hartman, OF McGlorys counsel, ad-
dressed the Court In an appeal for clenency
for the law-breaker lie called attention to
the fact that McGlory had closed his dive ;.s
soon as the indictment against him was
found. and had Kept 1t closed ever since.
Then he said:
william II. McGlory's character has been
unimpeached save In the matter OF this one
charge, and have here several citizens who
Will testify to his general good reputation.
ask that Your Honor hear them"
limph !" calculated the Recorder. "Any-
body who would testify to the good character
OF this man couldn't have much OF a charac-
ter himself! This man Is utterly bad. lie
has kept one OF the very worst dives In the
city. He"-
81 never was arrested but once before In
my lie, ana that was only for violation OF the
Excise law" Interrupted McGiory himself, re.
,enttully.
"Wcll. you ought to have been. You ought
to have been arrested many times, for you
certainly deserved It," returned the Recorder
scntentiouSly.
"You were convicted by highly intelligen,
Jury and your character Is notoriously bad
shall not be lenient. You do not deserve It.
shall infiict upon you the extreme penalty
OF the law.
"The Law allows the Court to send you u
the penitentiary only for one year, or to fint
you $500, or to impose both such fine and I'm
prisonment.
"The sentence OF the Court Is that you b,
confined IN the Penitentiary At hard labor fo
one year, and that you pay $500 fine aEt
stand committed till such fine Is paid, moi
exceeding one day for each dollar Of said un
paid flne, however"
| McGlory was detected. His legs quiveret
under him and his ashen face became scarlet
He was handcufIed to another prisoner ant
returned to the Tombs In the prison van.
McGlory said that he should not appea
from his conviction.
what's the good OF appealing" Ii,
sneered. "They've turned me down, and
want to so over to the Island anu do my tin,
and have It over They set out TO do me ant
I'm done. II should appeal I'D get beat, io
l get no show. Then I'd have double time u
serve.
And so McGlory VIII be sent over TO Black
wells Island, along with other prisoners, to
morrow morning. while the dive-keepers lel
behind Will read TuR EVENING WORLD ant
wonder II their turn comes next.
The evening world., 1892-01-08
SUBSTITUTE FOR GLASS.
A Composition Which Possesses
Much Creator Advantages.

A Composition Which Possesses
Much Creator Advantages.
A Vienna glass manufacturer CLAIMS TO
have produced q substitute for glass
which contains all of the transparent,
odor!ess and resistance to acid properties
of glass. while it has the great advantage
of being pliable and TO great degree in
irangible. says an exchange.
In speaking of his new preparation, the
writer says:
:" dissolve from four 10 eigh. parts Of
collodion wool III about 100 parts by
weight OF ether or alcohol or ace,ic osher.
and with this | intimately combine FROM
. TO per cent. OF castor oil or other nom
resinlus oil. aud To 40 per cent, of resin
or Canada bal am (sot rosin.
The compound, when poured upon 4
glass plate aud subjected to the drying
action of current uf air of about 20
degrees cen,igrade. solidihes in COM
parativeiy hort time into n TRANSPARENT,
glnss-l!ke sheet or plate the thickness Of
which may he regulated as required"
The evening world., 1892-01-08
.FORE|GN NEWS OF THE DAY.
Abbas Pasha Going at Once to
Take Up His Rule in Egypt
One British Steamer Sunk In Collt-
sion, Another's Cargo on Fire.
tpY ASSOCIATED rnEss. !


PARIS. Jan, s,-The death OF the Khedive Of
Egypt has AFFORDED occasion for the French
newspapers TO again take up and discuss at
great length the long-stand!ng Egyptian
question. They all agree In the belief that
England will take advantage OF the situation
TO prolong her occupation OF the country, and
Nil express the fear Tint the new Khedive will
prove only puppct In the hands Of the
British.
CAIRO. Jan. s.--Abbas Pasha, the eldest son
and Successor OF the Khedlve, was In Vienna
when the Intelligence OF the death Of his
father reached him.
He Immediately telegraphed to the Presi-
dent of the council that the news was 50 en-
tlreiy unexpected that he was terribly over
come. Tho Khediyes death, he said, was n
misfnrt uno to the whole o, Egypt
Abbas pasha also announced his Intention
OF starting lmm adiately for Cairo TO assume
the duties which deyolved upon him through
his fathers death.
The evening world., 1892-01-08
Steamer Crystal Sunk In Collision
Scotia's Cargo on Fire.
inv AsBoctArED pnrss

LONDON, Jan. 4. The British steamer Crys-
tai, l.TO4 tons, Capt. Stannard, from Leith,
bound for New York. came into collision with
the steamer Ida at shields to-day, and was 20
badly damaged that She sank half a mile on
the South Pier. Ths bows OF the Ida were
badly damaged. No lives were lost.
The crystal, which was freight steamer
ana belonged to the Arrow line, has been for
some time engaged In the trade between
Ielth and New York.
Fire was discovered to-day In No. 2 hold Of
the British steamer Scotia, capt. crockhart,
at Hornby Dock. Liverpool, from Norfolk.
There are 200 bales OF cotton in the hold.
The matches have been battened down and
the nre brigade Is In attendance injecting
steam into the hold.
The evening world., 1892-01-08

223 men BURIED.
Report Of tho Mine Disaster In
Indian Territory Confirmed.
All Those Imprisoned Believed u Have
Persisted.
Ten Bodies Brought to the Surface
Early This Morning.
or Men Who Got Out Of the Shan
Forty Are Fatally Hurt.
or Men Who Got Out Of the Shan
Forty Are Fatally Hurt.
my AsaoofArEp rnHss. I


KANsAs CITY, Jan. s.-A confirmation has
been received Of the explosion At Krebs, l. T.,
near McAllister, last night.
over 200 men were killed and large mum,
Der fatally injured.
Ten bodies have already been taken out Of
the shaft.
A special from McAllister, !. T., says:
A most appalling calamity occurred near
here last night. There was an explosiop in
mine, and as result over 200 men now lis
dead and about 20 are fatally hurt and a
many more badly burned.
AT b.1Or. ~, gas in Mine No. IL, owned BY
the osage Coal and MiningCompany 1t Krebs,
four and half miles east Of here, exploded.
At the time $50 men were In the shaft, most
of whom were waiting for the cage to take
them out ana the foot Of the shaft Is one
mass OF dead bodies. veA.t
Eighty-nve men came out by an old entry
and forty.two were saved BY the shaft, most
Of whom are more or less burned ana bruised.
and half will probably die.
This leaves about ga men ret In the mins
and In all probability 400 are dead.
At 7.l0 A n. to-day ten dead men were
brought out and only one could bs recognizsa.
the remains were SO inutiiated. .;,.1e,
Ono man escaped from tho shaft, 500 teet
deep. by working from bracket to bracket
and was saved
Thousands OF anxious wives and mothers
are eagerly watching each cage as 1t comes to
the surface, hoping to zee their loved ones,
only to turn away disappointed.
The explosion was caused BY firing . shot
when gas was In the mine.
At this time 1t is impossible TO learn the sx-
act number Of dead and wounded
The evening world., 1892-01-08
UNDER THE PLUM TREE.
Men who Want to Succeed Hold
over Railroad Commissioners.

William T.. Rogers and Isaac v. Baker, Re-
publicsus, are holdovers a. Railroad commits
sioncIs. Their places are accounted among
the best plumS In the giit of Gov. Flower.
They are worth SIS ooo IN salary and the term
l. ave year,.
In consequence there are many candidates
Tor them. ihe most prominent Is Daniel u.
GRIM. ot Waicrtown. Chairman OF tue peinO-
cratic S.Ltc Executive Committee.
Others are city Judge samuel Bcardsley, OF
Utica siSn a member oi the state Committee;
Omdc '. sage, OF CatSNiil q. y. Kellogg, oi
tortiand, and y. j. pOnncily, railroad c"u-
ductor, oi I'll cenhush.
EN-romptroller Inward Wemrle also hoNcs
to secure one OF the berths.
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ana other crooks who spread their nets there
to entrap the unwary.

ahu othci CIVuhs WIN SpTcdu JntlT HclS tntTc
to entrap the unwary.
DISPOSED TO RUN ON THE QUIET.
For the first time In week all three de-
p0rtments of his dive were In full operation
last night, but at the same time there was a
strongly manifest disposition to do business
on the quiet, not only on the part OF the EN-
ployees but also on the part OF the patrons OF
the den.
There was only meagre attendance In the
assignation-roon, md the crowd In the bar
room was but trifie larger. The gambling
room, however, was crowded to It's full
capacity, although great care was exercised
in admitting the lambs who sought an oppor-
tunity to be fleeced.
The walters sidled up to patrons in the as
signation.roOm with quiet. subdued air, and
in almost polite tones suggested to the sitters
that the price OF seat was equivalent to the
current quotation on one beer, repeated at
frequent intervals.
Honest" John was present In the bar
room, and received the congratulations OF his
The evening world., 1892-01-08
CONDUCTOR HEWITT DISCHARGED
Tho Gable Company Promises to
Run All-Night Cars Soon.

Conductor Hewitt, OF The one Hundred and
Twenty-fifth street cable road, was dis
charged from custody IN the Harlem Court to-
day. Samuel Taylor, Jr., OF G25 West one
Hundred and Fifty second street. had caused
his arrest to make a test case against the
Railroad Company for violating II city ordi-
nance by refusing to run It's cars all night.
An ofiicer OF the company informed Justice
Kelly that new boilers were being pu. In, and
that as soon as they were In position the
Company could and would comply with the
provisions OF the ordinances.
The evening world., 1892-01-08
Heroism OF Female Conv!cts Re-
warded by the Indian Government.

lpN ASSOCIATED PpEss.l
CALCUTTA, Jan. S.--The Government has
pardoned the leader and shortened the terms
OF band OF female convicts ut the penal SET
tlement OF Port Blair. Ia the Andaman
Islands, for heroic conduct on the I'd OF
November last.
The women on that day formed q human
lifeline from the beach out into tho sea and
by almost supeihuman efforts rescued six
men from the steamer Enterprise. wrecked
IN u cyclone.
These six were the only members Of the
crew saved.
The evening world., 1892-01-08
Influenza on the wane In Bsrlir
and In Italy.
ivy AssocIATED PRrss. ,


LONDON, Jan. s.-Physcians In Berlin ex-
press the belief that the influenza epidemic
has passed the acme there and Is waning.
All the clergy connected with the cathsdral
at Treves are Frustrated with influenza.
vicar-tieneral Henke has died from the COM
plant
Influenza is spreading rapidly IN the Meth
erlands, especially the tnsouthern provinces,
and also In sweden, but In mild form. 1t Is
reported to DO on the wane In Italy.
The Pope, owing to the fact that so much
sickness prevails, has dispensed with church
regulations regarding fasting in Turin aud
elsewhere.
The evening world., 1892-01-08
STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS.
A Drop in Prices Had a Quick Re-
action This Morning.

WALL STREET, Friday, Jan. s.-The effect Of
the sudden drop IN Chicago Gas yesterday
was still visible In the early trading this
morning. Many light-waisted holders OF
stocks were alarmed and sold out, causing
further decline In prices.
New England, however, was the reai res
cuer OF the market. The C0rbin-Parsons
combination has done this stock great deal
Of good, having induced purchases by people
terday At 49A opened At 491S and later
crossed SO,
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siighfiy trIIWCf; SGWh'1'y n'""" fDf
SdiHTfuH: SdOr citd,"hH i"'NdS H'YH; I;
JOii,1rtd bI r0iisJ.
The following record shows the changes Ia
the temperature iOr the past twenty -lulr
hours, IN comparison wlth the corresponding
date of last year, rs indicated 10y the lher-
InOIuctcr NJ pcrrN's Pharmacy.
1891. lsy! 1871 1892.
s.n Il ;.;s'''''' - 5t
Ar.ras. temperature Tor corresponding date .ass
JeAf, : "a dsCIeOa
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Heavy snowstorms and Intensely
Cold Weather in Great Britain.

'ry ASSOCIATED PRyssN"
LONDON, Jan. s.-Seyere snowstorns, ac-
companied by intensely cold weather, are
prevailing In many parts OF the United King.
dom.
The snowfall has been 80 heavy that rail-
way traiIic has been greatly inpeded by the
blocking OF the rails, and telegraphic commu-
nlcatlon has been Interrupted by the break
ing OF the wires and poles.
London has been quite fortunate thus far,
the fall OF snow there being very light
LIVERPOOL, Jan. S.-A heavy snOwstorin IL
prevailing here.
The evening world., 1892-01-08
Guy de Maupsssant's Insanity Dates
BACK Two Years.
IBY ASSOCIATED PRnss.,

PARIS, Jan. s.--The manager OF the asylum
In which Guy de Maupassant is confined says
that the insanity with which the distin-
guished French author Is suffering dates back
two years.
The disease, he adds, has slowly developed,
and II will be u long time before he RECEIVERS.
In fact. the manager holds out little hope
that NJ. de MaupGssant will ever regain his
reason,
The evening world., 1892-01-08
WILL REFLECT OLD OFFICERS.

Tamm any's General Committee to
Meet for Organization Tonight.
The General Committee OF Tammany Hall
Will meet for Organization at the Fourteenth
street WiSwam this evening.
1t was said al the city Hail to-day tina. the
present officers vii! I've reelected. They are :.
EN-Judge Nelson Smith, Chairman; John
Il. McGoidricS; Recording secretary; Jonl o..
stevens and Jchu q. II, Meyers, Recording
SccT", aGi"s: JOAN McQuadc, Treasurer, and
EphcrL Kelly, scrgeani-a,-Arms.
The evening world., 1892-01-08
NEARLY CLEARED OF SNOW.
Commissioner Brennan Satisfied
with His Departments Work.

With 404 carts md 800 laborers street,
Cleaning Commissioner Brennan last night
removed the snow from Broadway north OF
Thirtieth street TO Forty-second street, and
from the business portions OF Fourteenth and
1wenty-third streets. and from some Of the
cross streets in the downtown wholesale dis
trlcts
Commissioner Brennan was too tired aud
sleepy This morning TO talk about he work
he aid his men had done, iurthtr than to say
that he was perfectly satisfied with The
progress made.
No report OF The number Of loads removed
and dumped into the river was prepared.
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TOTTlE IN HER OWN KENNEL.
Meantime Messrs. Haines and Hank
inson Are Unmolested.

inson Are Unm olested.
Bull-Terrier Tottie, owned by Butcher
George II. Hedden, and famous as having
been the cause OF the arrest OF her owner and
the bailing yesterday or President Haines and
Supt. Hankinson, OF the s. p. G. A., on the
charge OF falsely iinprisoning Butcher IIedden,
is to-day in her old quarters In her owners
house.
Legally, however, Tottle Is supposed to be
IN the custody OF ti,y Marshal McDermott, OF
the District court.
McDcrmott does not know how TO care for
aristocratic CANNES, and he turned her over
TO lieddcn arter the latter had given receipt
specify Ing that he would produce Ioftie Jan.
Il, when the return OF the replcvin which
has kicked up all the muss, will be made.
Tptoa O'Clock to-day President liaines and
Supt. HankinsOn had not been served with
any further orders Of arrest, although the
plaintiff lawyer said yesterday there would
be arrests made for contempt OF court.
The evening world., 1892-01-08

"hiiEh Al "EL,hs.
chirped, winking at the waiter for another
,,.,',... a' ,." ' '. AZ, .noos.
.,.oos "n an o',n Nv Du.,ness ',,, .no oi,ue
~ ap "u WV ANo,o WI, U' ''o'eo w.
- ,,,,a.,,,' "" .. m or ~.
,,a ,ro.'. . .ns ''"''n '0' "i' '''' que''eu
~ ,'' ,
n' uunno' BUSINESS - uuil everywhere
,, ''a o.Al,,, ',,, ~ 70 WI o' u.
o.. ,, ous A'aA uoo' "i'neu W ihseS,,s"'e
~, ,, n'..i' a' 90 'hi.u
~, S,,,,,,',, "". So w .No p'"o. Nep. "
a.. -, '.,'s,, .'' inet p"' 'nei
,roao r,', ,n,. ao1,,n,,, opsn ,V' va,
o,osaa 0"' e ""'''-'oo' ""' "sn'''
a,,.
az Daoe. o.onue h'ei'aiheu io"'
-. 49, s sp0. 70 III .no 'ooui '.e''iy 'aeh
go. o,,aa~a., 60 p'tu"no anu p'i.
oro,rs ,,s-s -. sn on .n' ."lH'ns a.a.. VI
,,o-,',. ~, 49,. M 1' oio.A 'n''
-,,.. -. .,oeN 'o' VI" '''s"''
m,, ,, H'so 'loS"D'
p.,..a oAo ~ .' 'ns'.on' nc"
,,a,,v,,.,. '.,. e n''uo !" i''
a,s, o,o,a. 80 r. r,"' N ,.. u''o' WI wa"
.r,,,,,,,, oruo,,,.a n,., "o".p' !" n'
,vou,d ho 'N''' p''o''''" !"
~ 'he astohlsmeht OF the Bowery
mugs tne saloon connected with the
ui'e was closed Tor the night be-
lure O'CLOCK anu the business during the
evening must nave caused Manager Davis tn
u''er crisp oioie "ords not Intended Tor
prayer
nnStntrS
more cheapiy iurhisheu assignation-room
uo"hs'aiiS "ere cioseu ana In DARKNESS all
.ne evening ihree WATERS stood around IN
'ne sAiooh "i.hou' aprons ana were them-
Selves 'he prihcipai customers or the bar
Az ti.oo pa'hteu apology Tor man,wear-
Ahs hish Sin nat high coiiar. RED hecktie,
p"'eh' iou'he' po'hleu shoes ahda iauitlessly
h.'ins sun VI c'o,nes' caileu at the den. one
glance aJ the darkened back room was
enough for him. Carefully smoot hing ,he
s,aaa,,., -. ,'. so'Hi"k 'Ae
oi'noneu s o"ns' 'n"' nuis o'er lis ioreheao
he murmured:
"Oh, my, This is dreadful ~ and trimmed
.v.y 20 ,ooroh o., a,n -,
a""' W '..n III osnei iosoils InaI lit oe-
lieved would be open.
sTEyENsoN's REMAINS CIosRp
IL he "eh. " ine Siiue' FRANK STEVEN
sons annex 10 purgatory on Bleecker street,
he was disappointed. The place was closed
.ish'o' 'hun " uiuin' anu hao peeh ior TWO
days, as the unremoVed snow on the steps
leading down into the basement dive stlentIv
n,,, ,os,,,ro,, na.rs ,,,nos,
o"' Poo''NciJ oe'e "thess'
Tom Gould's basement dive at Sixth ave-
nue. and Twenty-third street was enualIy
Al, .,. ,o,ou,a, 10. c,,,,.,
u"i "uu ueeei'eu- JUG oeiiius ueauiy pui-
let put an end TO its existence for time, at
least. along with that OF tts I" dummy nro-
,-,o,o, Iohr 7 u,,,an ~, c,-,,,,,
pietoi' "ohn d. "os"n' vi sh'islihas ihorh-
ing.
McCormIck,s stuffy dive near Kel,v,a was
,, -
also closeu 80 iar rs the eassishalioh.room was
concerned. The bar only was open Tor busi-
| ness during the evening.
A's' ND'As Wv es'
MAC rhhEAIhHs TO RESUME
Mccormick was there, and his condition
showed that the bar had had Mt least one
| varv liberal natron. He had ryidcntIv hean
neryinC himself I'M for n great efInrf rom
the confidential remark he made To- n friend
| .To- -mnrrow night Pm poinU IN he onon
! ZOO NpN"'
| Tne only other nersons ir the nIoce at , I
o,cIncr wcre an EyES,Su WopI n ranorrcr a nd
man with ..Iar" in the iii lie room bacx
The evening world., 1892-01-08
CAPT. CASSIDY RETIRED.
Ill Health Causes Another Vacancy
Among Police Captains.

to-day.
capt. Phillip Cassidy, o; the Eldridge street
squad, made application TO the Police Com
mlssic ncrS 10 be retired and the application
was. granted.
Capt. Cassidy has been member OF the
Police Department since March, 1870, and
has been 4 captain since 1857. lie has been
an Invalid for several months and applies for
retirement upon the advice OF his physician.
lie VIII receive IN his retirement half pay,
or 81 $40 a year during his life
The evening world., 1892-01-08

Dr.. Gibier VIII Try TO Save Him.
Little Harold Ball, son ofa Newark, y. d.,
widow was to-day brought to Dr Gibier's
Pasteur Institute. on Tenth street. for treat
ment for rabies lie was bitten, Dec. II, by
the same dog thar bit his brother Edward,
causln. hydfophoDla, which ended fatally.
The evening world., 1892-01-08
Particularly Malignant Influenza at
Treyoux.
fHY ASSOCIATED PRIss.

fHY ASSOCIATED PRIM.
PARIS, Jan. s. Influenza OF a particularly
malignant type has broken out at Trevoux,
town OF about 1000 Inhabitants In the De-
partment Of Ain, twelve miles north OF Lyons.
Many people have died.
The evening world., 1892-01-08
Rear Admiral Rodgers Better.

ivy ASSOCIATED pRrss.i
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The condition OF
Rear Admiral Rodgers Is reported TO be
slightly Improved this morniug.
The evening world., 1892-01-08
7. Loopo,a & Sons Fau.

/. Leopold Il sons, importers Of toys, ana
chinawarc. az 10 Narrcn Street, niGd an a,-
sis umeHt To-day to MOSS =. struCca.