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Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-06

bONEbhAkE BLOCK.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
GEORGE 4 BONEBRAKE, President
WIZ v. Il. PaRRYa PHahRHsSN' sH. vice-Presidents
A. E. FLETCHER, Cashier
W cooS. S;r; TOWEL, Genl; Manager.
ID. J. W0Ollacott, VIM. H. CrOcker,
A. A. Hubbard.
We act as trustees for corporations and estates
Loan money on frst.class real estate and
collaterals Keep choice securities for sale.
Pay interest on savings deposits. Safe de
posit boxes for rent Applications for ioana
received from borrowers in person or by mail.
l. 81 South Spring street.
CAPITAL STOCK. K..................-..,$ 100000
A. D. OHILDREss. President
JOHN 8. PARK. ..................C Cashier
W. r. Childress, roindexter Dunn
J. J. Schallert h. e. CrandaI.
John 8. Park r. G. Lint,
A. D. Childress.
General banking. Fire and burglar proof SAFE
eposit boxes rented ST from So 20 $50 per an
mum. m26 12m
'THE UNIVERSITY BANK OF Los ANGELES,
No BIT New High street.
Uapltal STOCK fully paid up........... 100000
NJ NV WinNEy; 4o,9oo
D.O
GEO. L. ARNOLD. LD...........,....,C Cashier
DIRECTORS.
r. M Widney, D. o. Afiltimore, s. W. Little, G.
Morrill,.
General banking business, and loans on first
class real estate solicited. Buy and sell first
class stocks, bonds and warrants PARTIES wish
ing TO invest in frst-class securities on either
long or short time can be accommodated
CTATEMENT OF TJJE CONDTTTON OF
y the
Los ANGELES NATIONAL Bank,
OF Los Angeles, Cal, at the close OF business,
December 81, 1891,
After Having Made Dividend of
$4,000.
RESOURCES:
Loans and discounts -. ......$ 775,257 SIS
Banking house and fixtures. 173 954 Ga
government bonds, q per cent. 100000 90
Cash IN Danks...... 1880 20
Sol AGA O6
Total ..................... 81 ,9e9,e7 25
LIABILITIES,
surplus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000 90
Undivided profits. ............... 62o OF
National bank notes outstanding 135 600 90
Deposits ............ ............. 1,249,056 1S
Total. Observation-Disclosures. s1,9e9, ,e76 25
STATE OF cALIFeRNIA, So.
County OF Los Angeles, ! '0
George II. Bonebrake, president, and F. c.
Howes cashier, of the Los Angeles National
Bank, being severally sworn, each for him
self, says the foregoing statement is true to
GEO II. BONEBRAKE. President
F. G. HOWES, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th
day of January, 1892
lsEALI EW. CoE,
171m Notary puhIic
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-06

SHILOH CATARBH REMEDY, marvel
GUS cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker
mouth. and Headache. With each bottle there
cessful treatment OF these complaints without
extra charge Price SOC. Sold wholesale by
Haas, Baruch & Co.. and all retail druggists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10
ONTHELOCALSTAGE
Max O'ReiI and His Lecture
for the Three Clubs.
SPLENDID BILLS ARE SELECTED
For the Entertainment Of Theater Patrons.
led Prouty--The Bookings
Lobby Chatter.

The distinguished French writer. who
has made speciality Of commenting
on the forbes and empty characteristics
of the people of different nations as he
sees them on his itinerary, will lecture
at the Fountain street Baptist churca
tomorrow evening. on Americans and
the observations he has made of them.
To judge from his book. no one need
fesr Of being offended, for o'Rell was
very forcibly struck with Americans,
and particularly the American girl,
who is queen OF the world. when viz
tue, independence and common sense
are considered. The many fair maidens
of Grand Rapids then may be prepared
to feel fattered by the French satirist.
The lecture is under the auspices of the
Press club, the Ladies Literary society
and the Free kindergarten. O'Rell IL
bright. piqusnt and spicy, and those
who hear him may think of what Cas-
sius says to Brutus in "Jnlius Caesar"
''Since you cannot see Yourself, l, your
glass, will modestly discover unto your
self, that of yourself which you know
not Of" Maybe many Grand Rap
idians will gain much information
about lennsevles and their country by
reiiecs \ through the clever French
mems eyes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

thony Falls in Minneapolis. as they
load 4 lumber. There was . cloudy,
hesvs atmosphere. bur no wind. They
had poles and ehasus and hooks at
one one end, which were used 20 bind
the load with. This pele vas often
thrown down distance from tne load.
and when this was 70 be boand. . man
went anc got The pole. carrying i over
his shoulder with the cham and nook
hanging behind rim. xnr hall Cay.
those who went westward
when they carried the pole.
had the chain always pounding them
in the back; those who went
norihward newer, but y would show =
tendency TO swing east and west. The
writer knows now. that in such weather
there are often electric currents
thrcugh tho atmosphere from east to
west. which 10 generally followed by
wind from the came direction" In
order show that ali electric currents
are the same ana that animal magnet
i,m Is the effects Of electFic currents
from the human mind, will. in > fu-
ture letter. give Prof. Koiklns' expert
ments with mind currents.
W. r. FOSTER.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

Manager Geary has been lnstrumen-
tai in bringing about change in the
museum which has long been wanting.
''Gearv's Worlds Musnem" since the
day Il assumed that title, has been n
pronounced success. Manager Geary
has during the past few weeks INTRO
duced number OF startling curions
and pleasing attractions. but IN all
probability none vail equal in oddity
and character the great feature an
nounced for this week commencing to-
morrow. Miss D0wnes of Chelsea. the
lady who advertised IN the daily papers
for q husband. finally consents to come
to "Geary's Museum" until Mr.. Gcary
finds her n husband. 1t ali appears
like dream, but IN reality it 10 n posi-
tive fact. MISS Downes of Chelsea will
be at the museum, not as freak, but
as guest. Tnc most important at
traction in the lecture hall. will be Mile
Natalie. Sorofdo, the only lady in
the world who fearisssly handles a
score of those 'treacherous ampnioian
monsters, ailirasors, crocodiles and
armarili6s. Manager Gcary presents
- histtheates-fsy she first isre IN tire
city, his stick company. of twelve first
class dramatic players, every one of
which has a splendid record. During
the first half sf the week the company
will abpear in that great society com
edy Three Wivcs 10 One Husband, -
and the iattefhalf of the week Except
ing the Saturday mstinec) they present
"Cartouche, the French Robber." Az
the Saturday matinee only. two per
formances. the company will appear IN
that time tried, but ever popular moral
drama, Ten Nights IN Bar Room. /"
Special arrangements are now in prep
aration for this production, and il will
be staged and acted IN 4 splendid man.
ncr, and Manager Geary wants every
parent and child in tue city of Grand
Rapids 10 see this great iliastratlon OF
the dangers and results of drink. Any
child IN the city unable to procure the
price of admission. by applying 10 Mr..
Geary at the museum before Saturday.
will be given IA admission ticket, as
Mr.. Geary wants all 10 see it.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10
REcoNcILEp BY A CHILD.
A Daughters Devotion Smoothes Over
Family Troubles.

A Daughters Devotion Smoothes Over
Family Troubles.
PIrTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 9.--Dennis Mae
CHER and his wife Mary have not been
on good terms with each other for some
r.me. Last week Dennis was arressed
for surety of the peace on his wife's in
formation. The hearing took place to-
day. During the fathers absence from
home, their l3-year-old daughter Lizzie
frequently asked where hur papa WAS.
Her mother told her that ehe did not
know where ne was. When the child
entered the aldsrman's Office today she
saw her father III charge OF the officers.
AS quickly as possibls che rushed to
hm, threw her arms around him, and
wep, bitterly. 1t was soaie time before
she could be quieted sufficiently Tor the
case to proceed
During the hearing sho was an atten-
tive listcne-. but said nothing. When
all the evidence was IN the Judge de-
cided to hold the case for court. AS
The officer was about 20 remove the
prisoner the little giri aprang forward
and threw her arms about her fathers
neck. She begged the judge not 70
take her father away. Tie mother
tried to induce the child 10 be quiet,
but in vain When tho father was led
out of the Office to the street the child
was still clinging to HIM. Tho Judge
ordered them brought back into the Of
lice. Here the child released her hold.
fell upon her knees, aud begged the
Judge To send her 10 ltil and release
her father. She was positive her father
was innocent and good. The wife WAS
induced TO withdraw tue charXfs and a
reconciliation followea. Tbs Husband
was discharged.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

Many papers in noting the Marlowe
performances took occasion TO pay
deserved rebnke TO the wretched
ecenery and appointments on the stage
OF Powers Grand. THE HERALD did
likewise a few weeks since. and its
course brought out numerous compii-
ments from thcater patrons.
Tickets for Max oReH's lecture At
the Baptist church Monday evening
may be had at the hotels and news
paper Offices.
10 10, the underlined mystery of the
human race, known ss the dog-faced
boy. is due AZ Gesry's February i.
Wilbur and his big opera company
will be with ne Al Redmond's mex
week.
The crazy quilt EXHIBIT now in pre-
naration at Geary's for the week of
February 8, will certainly prove an in-
tcrostng event Many entries are
a.rsAdv IN.
Mr.. Chanfrau, who presents "The Ar
kansas Traveller" also runs the Chan
frau Show Printing establishment and
with las brother conducts the Long
Branch News, The leading newsraper
Of that cIty.
II would never do to Tell Wilbur
Force OF the Rauy compliments that
are paid his magnificent orchestra
down 1T Red dmond's theatei y might
blunt hls ambition 10 do siiii better
things.
Nr. Hanford. Julia Nariowe's lead
ing man. will br NJ out 'J8llns Cse-
ssr' u an elaborate manner next sea-
sen. Mr.. Hsniorg, Sc has beea an
nounced. - the ewnrr uf All 81 the
properties and scenery. which wee
used by the iate iarrence Barrsft.
AIf. IIanFord s5stes tust ise uiii select a
conpsfeni company. and his effort %
Fevye a noble and isstsartive tragedy
vii Doubtless be i iHrsisy encouraged
0e intelligent patrons Of tue stage.
Tee FuzpltrAk famlr, Tsos. =
Mack. the ATcayls.D a8d Tex tie COW
hey. ~ Csesrv's lssse ih.s evening Tor
Fost Wayne va q. IS. 4 I. r. y
Ihe '.ersxy nnlt cxhihit' nov IN
preparation At 'ssssrr's'f for week al
February : esil certainly prove an n.
terestinS eseht. M&ay entries are 81
nesdy IN
Rieaafa Golden ihe comedian ell
spend Santisy "A The ctr NJ toe Morton.
The ChsBEraa eosDpsny wsgl arrive =
the ety ledag fy a seeeisl saa or.ar -
healseaa's 100 xs,t.
Manager Lssbrop esact q power.s
GiHn3 VII eent over frefn Iset~oss
s1otl tss msadit vf the week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

An Indianapolis Woman Arrested n Du-
buque. Iowa. for Kidnarirx.

An Indianapolis Woman Arrested ~ Du-
buque, Iowa, for KidnapinE.
DrBrouE. Iowa, Jan. 9.--Mu. Addie
johnson is under arrest here charged
with kidnapping. She was married -
Indianapolis TO John NJ, 1ohuson.
They were divorced last oo>otof. yohn-
son went 10 lacrosse. where ho woe
married elk weeks ago - UrA Cc1o
Cooper. Johnson took ~ ohlI(ftn
hoysD and 9yesrs cid. III fpcu6of
wife appeared AT = ech0oi- -hooeo 1n II
Crosse Thursday afternoon viii hAct
called out the youngc&t hoy and dfeee
with hlnl TO the Minnesota eide. where
she boarded the train eoutb- bound Ter
Indianapolis. johnson claims Ste
court awarded him cuefodf Of tn
children. Mrs. Johnpon claims the
court gave her = divorce, ard, net
knowing whether her bealth vooid pos-
NIT her 20 care for the ohsidren, ~
matter in allowance. Tonikot enc ~
inqnlshed the child On oond1tion ~
beng allowed To return % ndiaoano1lo.
vhere she will ask The court fof ~
CUSTODY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10
LIKELY TO BE CALLED DOWN. =
Sir George Baden Powell Talked Too
Mrea About Bchrsng Gsa.


orrAws, oas.. Jan. e.--A report .s
current in ofhclal qnartors here ten.xhs
that the Dominion governwvzS has
beer advised that on his Assss&s h Kew.
York. from boudou. Sir CeosHt Fades
POWELL Will lind demand a~ss<isx bsnl'
from Lord Salisbury reQSestiug M cx<
psanation of hss conduct ln expre1slne
his opinion "a TO the probable results Of
the Behring Sea arbifra3son and x.l h
regard TO the walk oyer the Br1tssh CON-
miss,oners were to have. Sir johu
Thompson, minister Of justice. de-
clines to say anything. holding the
opinion that Sir George Baden cao Do
all the talking required. IL Will be re-
nenibered that when hcrc Sir t}eorGe
told reporter that the Behrsnx Nen
question would be speedily settled after
the commissioners got 10 work II poll.
tree was not allowed 70 interfere N
Washington, which wss regarded a& The
time as reflection upon the motives %
the United States government, and for
which II was said he received reoon,
STRANGE from lord salisbury.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10
HUBBY OR POODLE.
A skirt-Dancer VIII Have oae or the
Other.

DENVER, Jan. 9.--Mii,ie Price, skirt
dancer who formerly Travelled with the
:.Natural Cas- company = little over
d year ago where here Sish that conf
pany, caused furors ~ marrying
Clarence Dow. son ca anllionaire
banker OF this city. 11e son Ha. dis-
owned : then rssrssased tis parefkat az
lection on condition tha. he deserth
wife. This he did. Miss Price arrived
III Denver today. and declares she Will
have her hubby or a nice slice of the
milllonaire's fortune. Sne will prob
ably begin proceedings In . few days.
Sensational testimony Is looked for.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

Nav Nosk, Jan. 9. Baby ,ievslana
vas officially shFistened ''Ruth' by ihs
Rev. Dr. smith al Lskewoea. y. j.,
yesterday Hhe dii Bol sasd tear nef
after cry auTlns the enols perform
sact. and when the fstlseE landed hks
hsek 10 the ntnHff sitter tie CEREMONY
was safely eis1sa j fsce te4Assi witss
pride. ihe affair was stFetsy private.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10
UNIVERSITY DESTROYED.
The Missouri State University Burned.
Loss S,oo, 900.

ST. Louis, Jan. 9.-The Missouri State
university ut Columbia, NO., was dcs.
troyed by fire III 8 evening. The uni
versity had 400 students, fifty of them
being young ladies. The buildings
were completely destroyed with their
contents The students escaped in
safety. The total loss IS $500, 900. IN.
surance $l75,O 900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

RoeuksrzW. y. Y, Jan. "a re-
eeiser ns- been appo,ated for toe En'-
pire state SAVINGS. loan and Invest
inenf ASSOCIATE n vhiss was formed n
1900 with Coieass X. Finley smith So
president and sn alleged espitsi sio 3
of 81 - 0ss Coo "a vas one tsf tas wisa-
ess Of TIE ssgst rieh qalek concerns,
ans tire Stale department pFssfated L
doanx nlaeh isxTIn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10
LEFT OVER A MILLION.
A Kansas Convict Falls Heir to al

A Kansas Convict Falls Heir to an
Immense Estatc.
WICHITA, Kan, Jan..9.-By the death
of a brother in England, .Gsorge Tauk.
ersley, a burglar serving n term in the
state pcnitentisry becomes heir to
property worth over million dollars.
The news was received today by Mrs.
Taukersiey, who since her husband S
Incarceration bas been largely depend
ant on charity for support. He has
nine years to serve before his sc-itcncc
10 completed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

be produced in = sumptueus manner,
the same effects and appointments useu
IN sew York being carried cy the cons-
pany. The story Of the play has hank
robbery running through Il and is ons
OF New England life Tie piece 10 en-
ureiy different from the rough and
tumhle fasoss which have kissn MIR
Hoyt promlnence, and lt is his hrst bad
for the favor Of play -gosrs of . Lisher
type Of tastes than he has heretofore
catered 70.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10
CHILL HAS NOT APoLooIzED.
But Negotiations Are in Progress With
That End in View.

WAsHINGroS, Jan. ?.-It can be
authoratively stated that Chill has not
submitted an apology TO the United
States in the Baltimore incident. The
negotiations now in progress being
conducted by Secretary Blame and Min
ister Montt. IL IS believed will ultimate
ly be adjusted satisfactorily, but they
have not reached that point where
Chill has thought it proper to apollo
glZe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

He Says the senzsos Cen cesns "a Beiae
the CsnGlooae.

NV YonK. Jso- 9.-Congreuuon
Bourke Cockraa ynn1e 1Pecch - tS<
organization Of ,i,s epoesel sensi.s1e
Of Tsmmsny Han n ~ o1<t>m Lest
night, which, evefY oue 1150, - ,
boon, Tor senator HIN ~ ~ <<D1i-
deDcy. One senteneo - <co o(<1
" many ass slap at 8>0~W G)1>
Sofnkinc assut Tnwf&on<6 - r ~
respect OF tbe cspdid4<o ~ q
Name who yon W1I - ~ q e
crat, ours viii l,e tbe - -
CONGRESSMAN CocII<
Sons. The resoiu
''gsateftl sppre<xG@ -
aud unEfine serv{6
b- HiIl 20 the Dssu0
TIE meeting a111
said % q group =
that u seemed -
tain that David r.
next Denlocrat,o 80
dent We are 81 W =,
sonsl conventfoo - > 3
nstion. = he addo1
Of events - The
vas believed t1
from the demo<a
on shs snb1exsf. e. S Z. S 8 8
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

THROWN ON Ven ofAn16 r.


=
LoSpox. Jan. s.--4Ae &sss ~
LANDAU City, frona &ev XG<k ~
Br.s,ol. which Was tQwo6 - 4noo1o.
tor x.s,era.v by tke nri111k ,r1,,.,,,s =
- ,..~..s .s--sc.< - ~
nes lna' isN ~---.' - .. p
ana II MAS only thxS~ -
sesmansh.p OF the o1Aeotp e. qulUD
of both vessels thai TIE LIon6oH O.
x.s ssls "a reach v,orf.
W, a.. -..s.-. n..~>,.x 49,
"'es' '"e - .-.-1'~"-- ~ .. 2
town their crews "efe .ueusts- ~ -
constant labor they hAd oc<n fee9pfW-
ing for ten days.
Dur;nv the heavy weather al,na ehe
,,.sa9 1S,v .,,c..,ser.A 80 -
~--"~s -. ~
thrown On hss A." r..ee' - - =
while sac NAs 's.ak - s.'s .s.Sz1 a !. - =
poe Soe 'nal i.s- s,'sss 'xHs 1.<1 - 9
accident eceli'ee 80 s.'s -, ss ~ <,F -
''tf's hsipssse- t< 49, 80 49,
trough OF tne sea ana lot : CO. oe[91le &
tiine lilere MAS essa - ~ -
iouAdedhss' -
Smashed shs A1ee ueea>
Her lifebQs,s were either o<nnGho1 -
pieces SIS they hung IN the dar,1o - tko;r
lashings were broken and ebo tunoo
carried away. With her boata eone, nnd
the vessel on her AIDE. tue o1IicoM on1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10
SAWED THEIR WAY OUT.
A New Sheriff Deceived by Six Sen.
trnced Convicss.

CovSciL BLufFs. Iowa, Jan. a.--Yes-
terday the new sheriff took charge of
sthc jail. and last night SIR prisoners
sawed their way out and made their
escape. All were under sentences aud
were 10 he taken 10 the p,aiteatisry
this Ui6u.D
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

A Heavy Shaft Pals On Man Kill
ing Hnp.

Rstnisa. Pa, Jan. 9,--A shaft weigh
ing :. 500 pounds tell on Charles y. Car
man aged =, employed At ths wosks cf
the Reading ifon compsay today,
crushing the life out OF hsm instantly
and boIFibly managing his bsSdy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

There is not an old thester goer in
Grand Rapids that il not familiar with
"kit the Arkansas Traveller" Is hAs
been on the Toad for nearly genera
ton. ChanfIau maae fortune out Of
II. When he dlezl hls son Henry took
up the play and his venture seems 10
he As successful Is thai OF his father.
liz IS said that he does not copy has
father as do the imitators OF actors
though necessarily he nas basiced ina
performances on Inc plans LAID down by
him. The play has an interesting story
which is thoroughly American ln
theme. character and atmosphere and
il has much OF hunlor. Wit and fun 10
relieve It's serious interest- The Judge
and the MAJOR. the Two great comedy
characters of the piece. arc entrusted q
Mac NJ. Barnes and Rassett Willard re.
epectlveiy. Mr.. chanfrau's engage.
ment will open thls. sunday, esenins
and continue for the week. Naunees
Tuesday, THURSDAY and Saturday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

Garvie's CONTINENTAL speciality conf
pany is the attraction at smiths opera
house this week. This company has
won universal favor wherever it has
appeared and the eastern press speaks
highly OF If. The Louisville CONNER
cial issys: '0arvie's Specially CON-
pany opened at the Buckingham TO a
crowded house and turned hundreds
away, and Judging from the amount of
applause the company was bat from
s.srt 10 finish. Among those worthy
of mention are Mile Lucille IN her
charming dancing, the three la Page
sisters, the three Albion family. Touhey
and Watson, IN fact each and every act
was received with round of applause.
This company OF stars will be at smith s
all week with The regular matinees.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

you vii ind il easy 10 swing free
pendulum hack sna fefsh IN ghe dlFec-
tloa OF an eleetEe esrfent lnfBsgh the
atmosphere. without eeHssioas effort.
The sflsef ess once watching > the lugn
.terasn oa tie IiatfoIni beside St. Aa-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

lss Daniels
lie fan ~ rexsd
street ef the
morning Eet
The Opelousas courier., 1892-09-17
LIE Souvenir Confedere.

Sous ce titre, paraitra, bient6t un
Outrage traitant de Ia guerre de seces-
sion ct %signalant les exploits des gems
du Sud. Tous les fats de Quelque in
teret Sc rattaehant aux divers corps
d'armees, que ron voudra bien COM
mnniquer a l'auteur du livre, y trou-
veront place. De la sorte, nombre
~d'incidents restes jnsqu'ici ignores, Sc
ront port6s a la .connaissance publique.
Une DIES parties les plus ~interessantes
de l'ouvrage sera celle on SO public
ront les portraits-plus de trois cent
peut-6tre, accompanies de details per-
sonnels, DIES vaillants defenseurs de la
cause perdue" qui SO sont converts
de gloire, quils appartinssent aux
rangs les plus humbles CONNIE aux
rangs les plus Gloves. CONNIE galerie
de portraits conf6d6r6s, lie livre van
dra bien plus que la somme qui en-
sera donn6e, cinquante sous.
Toute personne ayant q%uelquinfor-
nation a c%ommaniquer on d deman-
der, devra s'addrcsser d l'editeur, M.
j. Curtis Waldo, a la Nouvelle Orr
leans.