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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.
HINTS OLE A STORM IN WYOMING.

Washington Dec. 22-Fair weather has prevailed
throughout the doy except snow fures In the lake re-
oons ond the Northwest and light rain in Southern Texas
A storm appoars to he developing in wyoming IL re-
s,ns very cold along the northwestern border ana the
temperature has fallen very rapidly in Northern New
England great rise IN tenpeatIrc has oG S 10
Wyoming The pressure has decras'd VIZ t aaPut ~ Ee
sast OF the Rocky MOuntnns and ia the Sorth Hclhr IT,
Vest winds have prevailed during the DAY OF me coast
from Cape Tateras 10 Passport anu n Hio i'"or ' IT,
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PAYING HOyORS TO DEAD PTREsfEy.

Albany. Dec 22-Onc OF the most n,;able ri
nerals seen In Albany In years was held this after
noon, the occasion being thc burial Of the four fire.
men killed nj the pier fire Monday. A public
funeral was held from the city Hall mt oco~, which
was attended BY the entire fire department In uniform
the exempt hremon, city officials and the Common
Council. Crowds OF people lined the streets THOU IN
WHICH The flneral prOc@.Lon passed.
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Suicide OF A WISCONSIN, NAN.

Milwaukee, Dec GA dispatch to The Wisconsin,
from AntIgo WIS., says: "E. y. Mcllcr, Of the lumber
firm OF Hoxle d Meller. which failed two years agc
for $500 600 and caused a great sensation In bIsl
ness circles committed suicide this morning nj the
Vivian Hotel By blowing out his braiiiS."
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JOHN R. NuGENr TO JOIN TAMMANy HALL.

At meeting OF the Tammany Hall organization
OF the Xth Assembly District last evening, at Four
feminist and SecOnd-avc Michacl F. Blake presiding
ex Coroner John Il. Nugent elected member, and
his name was placed upon the rcgula: ticket OF dele
gates 10 be elected ut the Tammany district primary
ON December rs. Mr. Nugent, who has been Rcpub
lican leader CT the Old XVIII Assembly District for
many years, and reelected nj the last Republican
primaries after most Of tie MYTH became the ne"
Xth is also q member Of the Republican STATE, County
and Executive committees, but will forward his res-ni
ton from all these bodies to Chaimcn BrOOktch ana
Patterson to-day. The eX-Coroncr's friends say mat
he has been somewhat unsettled in his political ialth
ever since he los the restaurant privilege at Castle
Garden lie strongly opposed also 70 eAJustlce
Patterson and the discovery that the latter was not
likely be deposcd from his present place al tho head
OF the Republican Executive Committee has also some
thing 10 do il is said with Mr.. Nuscnts determination
to change his politics. EXRcgisier John Reilly, the
Tammany leader OF the Xth district, said last evening
that he had offered 10 take Mr. Nuscnt into Iammany
Han two years ago and that tue subject had often
been discussed between them. few evenings ago
they met In Fourteenthst. and the agreement was
made. Among the Republican city leaders IL was no
surprise as Mr.. NuEcnt has been threatening 10 Dc
something Of the kind for over year.
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nrr,,Yrn FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New England generally fair; brisk northwestery
winds continued cold.
For Eastern Ncw-York Eastern PcnnsylVahn ana New
rsreev fo,r. northwestery winds slightly warmer IN
Southern New-JeTsay.
For delaware and Maryland, fair. 80
For Western New-YOrk, western PchhsyNa"'d' w
yi,g,nia Ohio India and Illinois fair; warmer IN
the last two. x..,. ,,tr .xcant local rains
I'm Tennessee; wafln'r ,oao, s,oys
" For Wisconsin Iowa and Nebraska. loeai
Fer Minnesota the D1ho'a' anu ''''
ennH
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ILLNESS OF ASSOCIATE JUSTICE LAMAR.

Atlanta. Ca Dec oo-Assocate Justice Lamar
reached here today on his way home. Ils became
too sick to continue lis journey, and is at the home
OF Ioke Smith, OF this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23

Tribune once Dec ~. a. mt-Clcar weather prevailed
yesterday with eht % brisk westerly winds and dry
sir The temperature fell from 20 degrees u - between
Midnight and midnight the days ayerce (237s) being
ora lower than on the corresponding day last year and
q lower "Wednesday. -,
In and this city to-dhy therc VIII pfoDaDE D'
,a,r weather with slight thermal changes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23

THE ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPIRES
~ the Pennsylvania Eail~Cal now leave5 New o7,,
~ 10 90 noon arrives in Cincinnati $40 a. No. ana
- I.oui. 80 . m next day. IL is tie fls.ts a.'
bes equipped train Tor Ill points la the southwest
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rrInuyE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

IN this diagram continuous white line shows tho
,anscs IN pIessure as indicated by Inc Tflbunes self
,ecoding Ia The broken me rep esehts the ten
,erature u. observed PeiTy's Pharmacy
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N Nruohr OF GryERAh cHARLEs 7 HILLrER

Hartford Conn.,, Dec. 22.-Applcton Il. Iilllycr ant
bis sister, Miss Clara f. lilllyer, OF ths city, have
given $4,000 to the Hartford Young Mems Christian
socot,on for , manual Training institute tc Dee callt
The Iuycr Institute In honor OF thclr father, 'It
late General Charles I. Ililyer.
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North shore Limited. viL New York Central best
aft, rnoon tain for Chicago.
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THEY KNOW MAYNARD NOW.
rxCrsEs FOR HIS FIRST APPOINTMENT NOT
AVAILABLE THIS TINE.

SINCE GOVERNOR FLOWER ELEVATED HIM TO
TIE COURT CT APrEALs MAYNARD's THEFT
OF THE DUCHESS COUNTY RETURNS
WAS BROUGHT 70 LIGHT.
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fcrtnres ano n,eetinss.

COOPER UNION FREE SATURDAY NIGHT
~ LECTURES. IN the Grcat Han. at O'Clock.
Dsc. "a lecture viii be delivered by Prof. Robert
src. on ''Ivnos Of Musical Competitions with Instr,.
mar al ard Vocal Illustrations No tickets required.
Doors closei NJ o'clcck
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Che Curt.

HUDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB Racing
- every day; Boa;s from FRANKLIN. i2d. barclay.
Annex kuitou Ferry. Brooklyn, at II Is daily.
=. WHITEHEAD Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23

Few lawyers In this city cared yesterday to express
threat again TO insult tie bar Of the State Privately,
however, they used the strongest terms in condcmnng
It. They feel that the Court OF Appeals Will lose lis
previous high standing and become laughing stock
for the attorneys OF other States They also consider
that, with a like Maynard sitting on the Court
OF Appeals bench their cases will not receive that
consideration to which they should be entitled.
Regarding the Governors threat. Lucus f. ClItten-
den said to a reporter: 1T IS impossible for any
10 look upon the disappointment OF Maynard with any
Ting except q feeling Of regret and humiliation 1t
10 be regretted that the great property interests Of
tie state should be compelled 10 submit in part TO
O Judge in whom the bar Of this State has con-
fdence, and 1t is humiliation that the appointment
to 90 high judicial position should be made reward
for felony. 1 know Of nothing that the Governor
could DO that would be universally condemned rs
the reappointment OF Maynard will be-
Asscmbiyman Nevada n. Stranahan. who Is one Of
The best known lawyers IN Central New-York said :
Knowing the personal and professional character Of
Mr. Maynsrd as ! do. / connOt but agree with the
majority OF the decent and honorable people OF the
state that the action OF Governor Flower would be
an outrage His appointment OF Maynard last spring
could be excused In part perhaps. the ground that
he did not know him and that he cOmpelscd 10
make the apoointnent. But since N'en the Lar AS
vocation has convicted HIN practically OF crime, and
hes shown him up 10 the public a thief. The ap.
Dolutment N my mind direct insult to the bar d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23

| Tho Glorious Tale Of Old" Emerson. Mrs. H. W.
| Taylor IS the organist.
| At the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION, In East
Twenty nnth-st. Fifth-ayc the music VIII De III
the high celebration Professional. liark the Herald
| Angels sing; TIE Dcum In H. Barnby: communion
service in +, J. X. Asop oferoy, "There Were shep
herds Vincent occasional angels from the Realms
| Of Glory" Mr.. Dodd, tie organst. Will direct the
| vested choir Of men and boys.
A vested choir of voices will sing this music NJ The
Church Of the incarnation In West Fourtccnths DO
tween Sixth and Seventh ayes. under the direction
OF 4. A. Wild. the organls: AZ the 10 80 high cello
blaton: Professional, "Adcste Fideles' TIE Deunl.
Rogers; Jublatc A. A. Wild; introit oh, Jerusalem,
Thou that Bringcst Glad Tldngs,' DR.. II. 5. Cutler;
onertory, "IIalcjuah.' Handel; communion service
I'm G. A. A. Wild recossional, while Shepherds
Watched Their Flocks.' At p M. Professional,
Hank the Herald Angels sing Mcndessohn anthem
While shepherds Watched Their Flocks,' Best; offer
tory Gloria from IIaydn's First Mass reccSsional
Angels from the Realms Of Glory" \. a. Wild.
Wcnze Raboch, the creanlst ard cholrmaster OF
st. ChrysOstOms Chapel, scvcnth-avc and Thirty
ninlst.. has prepared the following music loT the
high celebration IIaydn's Imperial Mass ohertpfy'
herds and GLORY TO COD from The VI sah." At
the evening service F1ono's Magnificent and Barnby's
A large vested choir viii sing tho music
The music AT II. AIMS Church, In West Eighteenth,
st.. i1ithayc.. will include ioirss morning
nat, Ornaments Behold Bring ion food Ildihgs,
Mnnns Magnifcat and Nuuc DimituS In ~ ano
Prcntccs d" Freak Forth in JOY b. ". Iiiton Is
Wv The pros programme at St. iuuI's Chapel Broadway
and vc,cr-s leo Knfer o[gsnst VIII o.; NJ H. ill.,
a. NJ: venits; Incs To- Denm n r H. J. Kin. klms
oler to- S' Esaareh" a." Goanod Buck ascrp'lon
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Qn Der 9iilte BON England baben
in ben lebten 3agen f6lpere Stiirme ges
plltbet, benen piele Slider : 6abraeuge
gum Spfer gefaleu gu iein i6einen.
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800 eelphnuna. 800.

Die 2eier Der yGreisn Yrsfie" perben it'd,
freuen, gu erfabren, bab es tuenisitens cine
sefiir4trte 8ranfbeit siebt, pelde Die g8if.
leniGaft in all ibren Stufen 3u betlen in,
Stanbe lift. Salts 8atarrb ; BUR lift bic elm.
ass iebt Der ar3tltden 8riberihaft betannts
poiitipe Sur. aatarrb erforDert ais cine
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sine eonititutionelle
Bebanbluns. GALS 8atarrb . Sur ipiro in.
nerlt9 aenomnten unb tpirft brett duf bas
Blut nno bic ifleimisen Oberldden bes Sbs
items, baSur1 bic @~runblase Der 8ranfbet.
serft5renb unb benz Yatienten Rraft aebenb,
inbem lie bic sfpnititnt,on bes a5rpers auf.
B ut unb Der Natur in ibrem @erfe btIft. Dte
eisenthiimsr baben 10 ptel 8ertrauen gu ibren
Seilfpaftsn, bab fie einbunbert Dollars Be.
%Iobnuns fir ieoen Sail anbieten, ben iie au
furiren perfeblt. Subt @ud cine 2tite BON
3eugntfen fonttner. Ran rbreffire:
s. 8. @beneb & Go 1plebo. 8.
E- gerfauft bon 9lpctbetern, 10 gts.
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Cine Srbitan5
our Mmenbirung Der Section 5 bes &az
pitels 2 Der &epibirten Statuten.

IS lei berorbnet bur9 BEN Stabtratb
bon San Nntonip, baB bic Section 5
beS &apitels 2 Der &epibirten Statuten
10 Derdnbert tperbe, baB fe in 3ufunft
f0lgenbermaBen lautet.
Section 5. Oiefe Srbinanafo
ii6 in ibrer Nnnenf ung auf bic foigens
ben 8ren5en befdrdnfen: Mnfangekb
BON Der Bride iber ben Slub big @ranb
&oenue, BON ba aus n0rbli6 ben GluB
entlang mad Der Sofepbinen StraBe,
BON ba fiibli6 mad @%rapfpntraBe, BON
ba 6itli6 mad pineftraBe, iibli6 nod
Sh Commensurate, BON ha peftli1
mad Walnuttrabe, DON ba bic Walnnts
traBe unb Das @eleiie Der g. $. &
g. u. 8abn entlang mad Sib Sloresz
ftraBe, BON ba n0rbli9 na6 @epalosz
ftraBe, BON ba meftli9 nod Sib 2arez
boftraBe, BON ba n6rbIi6 5u beren @reuz
5u%ngspunfte nit Der San 2uis StraBe,
bon ba nOrbli6 na6 benz San pebro
Greet, BON ba biei en Greet entlarg in
n6rbli6er &i9tung mad Der iiibli6en
@ren5linie beS San Bebro Springs
parfs, bon ba meitli9 na9 Der pe1tliz
6enz@ren5e biefes Barfs, BON ba r10rbz
lid mad beifen n0rbli6er @rense, bann
0tli6 mad Der San Yebro glpenue ron
Do iiibli6 mad Barf Npenue, BON ba
metll6 mad beren &reu3ungspunfte
nit Der Upper 2abpr 9it1, BON ba
libli6 mad @ranb Npenue u1b bon ba
aus bieielbe entlung biz gum Musgangs=
punfte. unb ferner Die ~folgenben
8ren5en: @nfangenb BON Der Siiboit
Ode bon @raDfontraBe unb Neu=
graunfels Npenue, in n6rbli9er 3idz
tung Die s8raunfels Npenue ents
lang mad Der Horbieite bon Serrea
Npenlle, bieie entlang in peftli1er
Ri6tung bis CUR Nlamo 9itd, bieie
entlang in libli6er &t6turg big 8ras
denribge Mpenue, biefe entlang in ueftz
li6er &i6tung mad Giper Npenue, BON
Do iibli6 mad @rapionfraBe unb auf
Der Siibieite berfelben entlang nod benz
Nu8gangspunfte. Dieie Srbinana fol-
au6 Nnmenbung finben auf benienigen
Sbeil Der unter ben gfamen r6air
@rounbs" unb r&iperlibe parf" be-
fannten eingefriebigtem @runbhiide,
mel6er innerbalb Der Stabtgren3en
lie9t. Serner fDl es ungeieBlih fem
fir ben @isentbimer zines 8ullen i'm
Nlter bon mebr alS einem Sabre, refp.
fir Die 4nseiteaten ober Ngenten bes
betrefenben @igentbumers, fold einen
8ullen innerbalb Der Stabtgren3en fret
berum laufen gu laiien. Srsenb fold
elm @igentbimer ober befen Nneeftelte
Ober Ngenten &C., Die irsenb cine Der
geitimmungen bieier Section perleben,
iOaen zines 8eraebens f6ulbig era6tet
unb mad erfolgter lleberflhrung Dor
Dem &ecorber nit elmer Celebrate ni6t
unter S. unb ni6t iiber 5000 belegt
merben.
Nngeuommen unb eebiligt am 25.
Mpril 1892.
8rpan gaIIagban,
,Mappr.
gltteitirt: 6, g. gIaubon,
Gitp Glerf.
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Mad Meeicp


&eiienbe, pel6e Merico beiuden
tpollen, fo1ten hire &unbreiie 8ilete
iiber Die Me1iean 9ational
&ailmapf% aufen. Sic erlauben be-
liebigen aufentbalt auf 9ins unb &iids
reife in irgenb wel6en pldben unb iinb
fur feds Monate siiltig. Ser Mgent
in 2arebo belorgt bas @epdd, pedielt
@elb um unb gebt ben &eiienben nit
&atb uub Shat our 9anb. Special
arrangements fir gr0Bere &eiie : @ez
feui6aften. Sabrpreis Don San Nnz
tonio mad Der Stabt Merico unb auriid
$39.75. Wegen ndberer @inselbeiten
tpenbet @u6 miinbli6 ober i6riftlid
an 90. s. &igsbp Sidet : agent,
s. & g. &. 81. Ct. Office, Nlamo
Ylasa, San Nntpnio, Seras.
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Sn aiftiae sdleier aebaat !

Sn ben Dinften, bic MIR BON ben nfern i&lammiser
Strbme, aus i~umpfsen Etsberunsen unb ben Mords
fen ia Der Mdbe srcber Stabte emppriteisen ieben,
Iauern arantbetten unb Cob. Tiefe ~stftisen RebeIs
i4leter bhaen in sleiter Wetie ~tiOlirt ~SeIesene @ez
iadftssebduhe, game Sabritfdbte unb BITE armSslisen
WobnnnSen Der Qrbetterpelt elm. Oieientsen, peIbe
entpeber aus sebtete1titen Gef4dftsrldf9ten Deer
en,a bic bttters Roth Seawunsen. be5u peruribetlt
ben 6clseu 6terOpn nur burH etu 5dperldSises S4uss
mittd b%epabren. fpfettet'8 Masenbttters TIT In
folhen &dlen has einits &thtise; es idnst game Sc
larta, elmer 9rdnfbeit, bic in ibren bbsarttsen Eprmeu
taum peni9er itredlt6 lit, as Der sefhrhtete 1ppbus.
0ae SttterS re,tet re ober bts CUR lesten 5a,er aus.
Oirle unrer9letHlihe Nr3net bplt aud Dpspepfe,
Terffppfuns, eebers unp Nterenletpen, RbeumattSmuS
unb Rerppiitdt. aud rest tie ben Qppetit an unb
perbtlft 5u Shlaf unb s6rperfuae.
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Die @rippe eripIareidh behause1t

Sd bin ioeben pon einem 5~tpeitem
anfaa Der Grippe in bieIem Sabre berz
geitellt porben. fagt Scr. S. .. Sones,
9erausgeber beg v2eaber", Meria,
5eras. Sd gebrau9te Gbamberlains
SuitensM ebi3in unb nit @rfols, benn
i'd mar nur amei = segen friiber sebn
Gage I'M Bette. Ser aipeite Nnial
tpiiroe ebenfaas 10 idwer gepefen iein,
tpie Der erfte, bdtte i'd nift bieie Ntebis
gin angewanbt, ba i6 mid feds Stun
ben mud Der @ttade f6on legen muBte,
pdbrenb i6 beir1 erftem 4nfaa nod
5pei Sage lang meinen @ei9dften
na6geben fonnte, ebe i9 ~bettldgerig
murOe. Sie 6lai6e gu so Gents gu
pertaufen bel ben Gruegiiten s. Salt
eper 6 Sobn, 9opling & Gloob, %.
& M. &alteper, q. 9reiB, s.. S6us
9arb, &. Cohen & So. un6 S. 8.
9arrifon.
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DR.. Hathaway
Spbn 8ruabfopt, m. D., MfHftent.
Specialist oes CIsstens.

t5<
wel6e In Gplse BON
SusenD s SInpel
an RerpeniAndfe
letbeu, tbreeebeus.
traft %nntersrsbet.
1aben unb tbrt
MdnuIt@feit perlps
zen, fputen ben Be.
rhbmten Dr. Sas
Hapar ipfprt con.
Sultirea. 8e,seb
ai&t, Herpeafranfe
tett (mti ober pIda
Grdume) ntrb NIT.
feni&aftlt@ uni
mad ben neIeiter
Wetbpben bebun.
belt unp NIT ben
sr6bten Grfpls.
rs fpmmt ntN,
bQrQuf IN, pb MAJ
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0seea R~srsenf&mer3en. VI
$tIiusre Dubnane Co., Sa., Sept. ,se.
3tnntgen. f&reibt: Wseine Ulutter unA
0egsE9 easAen eaRer &6nig'B ReruensSt6rtex ees
sNe1se!ata nit tsfm gsfotae au6 tuS besbeb 50
ss&eseB ltS ttae3 HeitteL
aar cine glade.
eeafA 0uftn Co.. Esr, Sannns 1854
9erigtn Mtuigr botte to MIR bnr1 tlsbertfbtn ,etnea
@91ceR 1nqe5ogen, fobaB ID einige Belt btffdeeriQ
ugrte, 311tft fshr t1nad, bate feiatt gpyetif iitS
60 9(<ta1ta Aoif nit li@tS. Sa riett mir uuisr Ssrr
4lesrsr 9Detmnf ~ gaffpr Qbntgs Nerpens6t1ffer
- enc Giai9e bat 70 gut sstutrtf sab ID lest uisbeI
6rex G&ustbtx
&ess 9. @trt ans xtptpM NO., It'll an
gkHtanerana. nnh G&tptnhd tett Is gobren. unacu
SsI}fs ntdt tefstten. ,9ojfor &bnie'1 Rerpsns
Ssex{ez. eab tfme bey observation-disclosures. puh eykaffe
49, eesas8 1tutauhr&ne mebr.
ste tstrf1bsKsS a3uM yfr gfespexleth<abt
NIe1 1irs ysS.m Ser g osI!aaqt! s~asstanet
9teie gte6t5tn innrbe lett BEN Sabre 1875 bon BEN
nab lett unfsr seiHer MuDetinHs bon Der
kOENlG MEDICINE CO.,
&88s RaadoEph ST, CHICAGO, TLL
Bet aIpothetern 81 baben fit
eroBe S1.s5, 8 fdr $500.
Sn San Mntonio BET aboIpb DreiB.
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Die @innanberunn.

OEt VlHIUuHUeIHHB. IaW elz
mem Beri6t bes ftatifii6en Bureaus
in Waibingten belief ii6 bic @imwanz
berung i'm Mdr3 1892 auf $3.50, i'm
Mdra 1891 auf 52,172 perfonen; i'm
erften 8ierteliabr 1892 ~manoerten 98,z
004, i'm erlten 8ierteliabr 1891 bagez
gen nur 86,048 8erionen ein. Sir
bic am 81. 0tar3 1892 unb 1891 sa
@nbe %gegangenen neun Wonate ftelen
fi6 bic 3iifern auf 1862 1863, be5p,
316,237 Perionen.
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Serr 6. $. Maner, SO PIT S1t.

Soulton StraBe bdlt ftets bas polz
fommenite Eager in 3ei6enmateriaz
lien, Sapeten, 6arben, @las, Spiegels
glas, Silberrabhten, Girnifen uno alen
3ei6nenz unb Malers l1teniilien. &iinits
lerii6 ausgefiibrte 8ilber unb Statuetz
ten &c. linb in elmer iebenswsrtben Sal
lerie CUR @nii6t unb gum @erfauf ausz
geitelt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbefos
rationen lit bas @ei6madpollte unb
Neuelte bort 3u finben.
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Sir saranttren, bab ale 9aftes
ten unb Yte= &inben, bic nit Gcttps
lene gemaht, antizbpspeptiid iinb
nnb bon ben empfinoli6ften Ser
5pner se8eiien tperben fDnnen.
q Ssrnufe:
/. GoitpIene tit bas reinite aller
&p9fette unb bon alien erFabs
renen &bden unb 8ddern
empfpblen.
2. Gpttplene lit bas geianbeffe
aler 8o6fette unb BON alien
beriihmten Gersten empfpbten.
8, Gpttotene fotet ni6t mebr per
Sfunb tpte Shmals unb biel
peniser pie Butter unb es
lit befier pie bic beiben fir
ale 8o6ereien.
4. Gin 9funo GpttpIene fpmmt
betm S6mdIaen 5tpei 8funb
S9mals pber Butter slei9
uno ipirb ipmtt bas kalhe
@slb eripart.-
Sergefteut BOT,
81. * ga1rhastk & Go.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-12-12
STOPPED AT vANcEBoRo.
Swedish Immigrants Detained on the Bor-
der of Maine and Returned to Hal
flax To Be Fumigated.

HALIFAX, December 11-Five Swedish
immigrants arrived at Halifax on
the Dominion steamer Vancouver last
week. They remained here several
days, and then started for Bangor, their
destination, but got no farther than Nc
Adam Junction. Here the American au-
thorities interfefed, although the immi-
grants were from port where cholera
did not exist; still, the fact that it had
existed in Sweden was enough for Uncle
SANS vigilant officials.
When asked if their luggage had been
fumigated at Halifax they answered no.
They were then informed that it must
be, and they were Immediately ordered
to return to Halifax and have it done.
They reached here again friday even
ing.
DR.. L. M. Porter, United States inn
migrant agent at Vanceboro, who arriv-
ed Friday, met them here, and fumigat-
ing operations were at once commenced.
A freight car had been procured and fit
ted up with steam pipes connected with
a1ocomotive, and into it the baggage of
the Swedes was put, and the steam
turned on. After steaming them for
nearly an hour, they were pronounced
all right by DR.. Porter, who signed the
necessary documents which would adj
NIT them to the United States, and they
started again Saturday.
The immigrants are all of one family,
and rather intelligent They think the
ways of this country rather peculiar, but
were apparently very little put out by
their experience with United States Off
cials. The railway lines over which they
travelled have to foot the bills incurred
by the return of the party.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-12-12
Advice to Young Artists.

Susan Hayes Ward says to young art
lists: "Stop inventing. Give up your
cherubs, your castles, your moated
oranges, for the live babies, the farm
house and the rail fences that are all
about you. Go to good art school and
test your capacity. There is nothing
better to take the conceit out OF one
than to enter large studio. Draw and
continue to draw, but always from a
model and never from imagination.
and if circumstances so hem you in that
you cannot leave home for the large city
studio find good teacher connected
with an accredited school Of art who
will teach by correspondence, and do
not presume to open studio and invite
visitors to buy your pictures until you
have had the training of the schools.
You are making grave mistake. Your
work betrays not only immaturity, but
ignorance. You will be ashamed of it
as soon as your eyes are trained. Close
your studio and go to school. ."-Provi-
dence journal.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-12-12
sAM'L OF PosEN's LAWYERS.
Two of Them Claim That the Actor is
Playing Them False.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 10.-The
matter of setting a date for the trial Of
the case of M. B. Ccs.is for the murder
of Policeman Grant, came up in Judge
Murphy's court today, and Judge Muir
ply stated that he did not want to begin
the trial again, as he is not in good
health. The matter then went over until
next Monday. George A. Knight noti-.
fed the court that he also would retire
from the Curtis case. After Attorney
Knight left the court room, he explained
his reason for withdrawing from the
case by saying that he had a contract to
be paid $1500 for defending Curtis, and
that his associate. w. Foote, had a SINH
lar contract, but neither of them had re-
ceived cent SO far, and he had been
informed that j. N. E. Wilson had a con-
tract with Curtis to be paid S10,0 900 in
case of the acquittal Of Curtis. Knight
thought Curtis had not acted in good
faith. Mrs. Curtis is on the $50, 900 bond
of her husband, qualifying for nearly
half the amount.