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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
WILL IT BE CONSULTATIONS?
More Talk In brooklyn About the Purchase
Of the l1tN RniIrond by - Syndicate.

More Talk IN brooklyn About the Purchase
Of the I1ty Rnilrond by 81 Syndicate.
1t was again asserted yesterday in brooklyn
that n big railroad deal had been virtually
consummatcd for the consolidation of tho
Atlantic Avenue and Brooklyn City Railroads.
which include almost nll the surface lines.
Tho parties who recently purchased the At
lantic avenue road for S3.OOu.OOO will soon. it
IS said. also control the City Railroad. Banker
III. nurchSs" Of he Stock Of both comnnnies'
made this statement:
Parties friendly to those who bought the
Atlantic avenue lnca now control the Brook
lyn CITY Railroad stock. They IRE Now York
and Brooklyn people,
President Lewis Of tho City Rnilroad pro-
fcsscs. howaver.No be in ignorance of tho pur-
chase Of the stool; Of his rond through tho
Se!iEmnns or my other firm. He said:
IF Mr. Selgman owns this rond l don't
know T. and think should 10 pretty apt to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
ALLEGED MINOR VAR CRUELTY.
III Treatment of BOY Charged Against tn,
Officers OF the Adams


SAN Francisco. Dec. 3-Ths Morning Cal
this morning says that charges OF extreme
cruelty will soon be preferred against Com
mander Thomas Nelson OF the United States
ship Adams. 1t is said that Executive
Onncer Adams and Master.at- Arms Heating
will also be included. 1t is all eyed that. acting
under Commander Nelson's orders. Adams
and Heating So cruelty tortured an apprentice
boyl named August Motzick that he Is
dangerously i'll and may die. Motzick Is a
German boy. II wears old. who shipped ms IN
apprentice on tho Adams before hor cruise 10
Behring Sea last spring.
The Cal Gays that after the shin had been in
Bohring Sea some time fresh water for wush-
ing purposes was deuied to tho sailors but
WAS allowed to the Chinese servants OF the
officers. and hat the officers themselves re-.
cslved q double allowance. Noon the men
were in n filthy condition. Finally Motzick
was sent forward by the sailors as u com
mttee OF one to ask Commander Nelson Tor
fresh water The Commander asked the boy
what he wanted fresh water for, and the bow
said he wanted to wash himself
The CnH sayS that thereupon Nelson ordered
Executive Officer Adams to take the boy ont
and scrub him: that Adams turned tho b0y
over to keatln who. with q squad OF mon,
tied the boy down and scrubbed his back with
canvas, sand. and salt water until It blei
The Adams Is on her way to San Francisco
from, Berhing Sea. and is expected here In a
few days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
A Priest Arralen.d for INVESTIGATION.

man who said lie was the Rev. Michael
Finnegan. Catholic priest. was nrraiGned
yesterday before Justice Hogan in tho Essex
Market Court on a charge Of into1ication. Ac-
cording to his story he tame from Nashville
recently. He says his clothes. his money. and
his valuabes were stolen from him in this city
on Saturday night last. A friend gave him u
suit OF black clothes. and he started for To-
ronio. On Friday right Father Finnegnn
rather tho worse for wear called on Richard
Baldwin ut 3l5 Madison street. He applied for
a night lodging. but Mr. Baldwin took him to
the Madison street station. Father Finnegan
promised In court that he would Immediately
start for Canada. and Justice Hogan let him
go with O reprlmand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
MAJ SPLIT THE CHURCHES.
Tie Trial of Prof Smith Leading to Serious
Differences in His Presbytery.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 3-The trial OF Prof. Smith
has resulted in an effort to depose the Rev.
Thomas A. Lowe. pastor OF the Avondale Pres
byterian Church. because he Is acting as pros
ecutor OF Prof. Smith. The supporters OF DR..
Smiths ideas are in the majority In the con-
ctegation. and the church may split In al
are two factions on account OF tho trial. The
liberal element is becoming very aggressive.
Dr. Curtis Of Mt. Auburn. who cham pions
ton. one Of the largest in the city. The same
sentiment is strong In the Second Presbyte-
rian Church. the richest In the city. large
faction In the Walnut Hills Church is severely
cnndemning Dr. Mckib.en Of tho prosecution
The pastors OF the Glends e. Wyoming. College
ported by their hocks In championng Dr.
smith. Prominent Presbyterians say that IL
Or. Smith Is convicted there will be u split In
neurly every congregation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
Crime in High Places

Is not strange that some people do wrong through
Ignorance Others from failure TO Investigate a. to the
right or wrong OF matter
But Is strange that individuals and nrms who are
fully aware OF the rights Of Others will persist In per
petrating frauds upon them.
Heightened. wealthy manufacturing hrms win offer
and sell TO retail merchants articles which they knew
to 10 infrnysmens on the rights Of propristsr and
limitations OF well known goods.
We want to sound note OF warning to the retailers
TO beware Of such limitations and simulations Of
"CARTRRs LITTLE LIVER PILLS"
When they are offered to you. refuse them; you do
not want to DO wrong and you don't want TO lay
yourself liable to . Law suit.
Ben franklin said: Honesty Is the best policy" Il
10 lust A. true that Honesty 10 the best prtne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
Prof. Schah Combine mt ed.

Yesterday was the fftieth anniversary Of
the delivery Of his first lecture at the Univer-
sity OF Berlin by Prof. Philip Schafr OF tho
Union Theological Seminary. The University
OF the City OF New York took advantage OF the
occasion to confer an honorary degree OF D. d.
on him. Owing to his poor health the degree
was conferred privately ut his house ut Is East
Forty-third street, the only persons present
besides Prof. Sohaff being n committee from
Cracker. DR.. Charles Butler. and Mr.. Ordyke
Dr. MacCracken formally presented the III:
made reply. Prof. Schafr is now 70 years old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
The Bridegroom Who LANDED In JaiI he.
leased Under Suspension OF Sentence.

NEwBuRGH. Dec 3-George Sinton. Jr.. OF
this city was to have been married on Wsdnes-
day night last. He had cut loose from his
mother and sister, who. report says. did not
use him well. and furnished house and paid
some OF the installments, He found himself
on his marriage day without money to pay the
minister. Ashamed to borrow it for this pur-
pose. he drank little too much beer and
while under its influence stole five watches
and tried to sell them. but was caught.
When brought before the Recorder lie told
his story. and was allowed TO go on his own
ri-d that night. and the next morning ,n AM.
pearsd at the police court and Headed guilty 10
acharge OF Ue,it larceny, He was ro,nanied 10
II. Cassidy. circulated two petitions setting
forth bic previous sSod !; e,SSraGter These were
people OF the city. and this. orning Recnrdor
MoCrosksry lot Sinton g0Alndsr suspsnsion
Of sentence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
sent the Bride to JAN for Stealing During
the ('ercmony

CRAwFoRDsv1LLE. Ind. Dec. Sat the resi-.
dcncc of Elder Cumberland last night An.
drew SHAY OF Now Albany and Miss Lou Alley
OF this CITY were married. William Kernode,
lautnal friend. stood M with them. and last
Whilc the elder. in the service WAS praying n
pair OF valuable suectacl"s Disappeared. They
We're found in kernodlr's possession. hut hs
shifted the blame o tho bride. claiming that
sho took them while the elder head was
bound over and in default Of bond went to Jail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
POCKET W.iRR4NTS.
Superintendent Bytnes Collecting some sta.
tIstlcs for DIR. Pnrkhmrsts Bcncdt.

Z l-
tistics for DR. Pnrkhurst's benefit.
Superintendent Byrnes issued special in
structions to the police CAPTAINS and ser
geants OF court squads a few days ago. re1uir-
ing them to furnish him with information
with regard to the unauthorized or rresponsi-
bic persons who have been procuring warrants
against Offenders and serving them when they
ered viii be- s Sas IN up Sftn
which the Superintendent intends to submit
to the Police Board at the next meeting. show
has boon making about the department. The
Information called for by the Superintendent
included the number Of arrests made through
information furnished hv outsiders during the
last six months through which the Keepers OF
diSorderly houses. gambling houses. and
policy shops were convicted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
Lincoln, Nen.. Overrun with Thieves.

LINCOLN. Neb.. Dec. 3.-This city is overrun
with burglars and footpads and robbers.
"Hold-ups" are OF nightly occurrence About
o'clock last evening well-t.ressed young
man entered the grocery store Of John Geislsr,
covered tierk 4. r Murray with pistol. and
the money drawer. Murray, threw a Weight at
him. Grasping the pistol al. the same time
ping the clerks finger. Hs held to lis man,
however. and threw him to the floor. x con.
safra tbev a IN and Murray Of
not provide additional policemen. w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04

TWAS announced at Grand Central Station
to-day that for the accommotion OF the in
creasing travel to Montreal by way OF the New
York Central and new Adirondack and st.
Lawrence line. regular dining car service
will be inaugnrated on the Adirondack and
Montreal Express. serving an excellent table
d'hote breakfast going north between Malone
and Montreal. for which the charge will be
but 70 cents. The south bound train will
serve n tablc d'hGte dinner Immediately upon
leaving Montreal. the charge for which will
also be % cents. This, arrangement will
probably take effect next Thursday.
The new Montreal line is becoming very
popular: and its patrons cypress themselves
highly DELIGHTED with the character Of the ser.
affords
The Adirondack and Montreal Express. with
through yestibule sleeping cars. leaves Grand
Central Station every day ut =, 7. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04

Assistant Factory Inspector John Fransy
and his deputies will appear against throe
alleged violators Of the Factory law in Special
Sessions to- morrow.
The defendants are Jacob Rosenberg. manu-
facturer OF coats. . Jefferson street. charged
with employing persons not members Of his
family in his living rooms. and also with vio-
lating the section of the law regulating the
amount OF air space for each individual. aud
Jacob Levy. . Jefferson street. and David
LEVITT. "a Delaney strest. charged with
various breaches Of the Factory law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04

ROCHESTER. Dec. 3.-In the County Court to.
day John II. Keel. a member OF tho Monroe
county bar. was sentenced to a years impris
onment in the peniteutiary upon conviction OF
stealing u bicycle from Mrs. Eta Short. who
boarded in his family. Keet claimed that Mrs.
bi 'ycle as security for the debt. ksef cried
while Judge Werner was rronouncing SEN
He secured a stay Of proceedings. and will sp-
peal the case. He Is at liberty In $1,000 ball.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
Charged with Throwing BOY Overheard
and Shooting Hin In the Water.

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Dec. 3.-Capt John Smith.
who returned last night from a cruise in tho
schooner Lou along the lower Mexican coast
In search Of guano has been arrested on a
charge Of murder. Chris Stlbery Is years
old. swsnrs that he saw an alteration between
Smith and George Nenle, ~ 1i-year- old boy ON
tho night OF Nov -. and that smith threw
Neale overheard and shot him willis no was
struggling in the water. The Captain re-
fusAu In talk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
Candidates for "a West Point Cudctsh,p.

Thirteen candidates responded yesterday
to the invitation Of Congressman John De
Witt Warner Of the old Eleventh district to
stand n competitive examination in the gram
mar school at ~ West Thirty, fit9 Iy street for
selected by Congressman Warner is com
posed Of John L. Hunt. PRESIDENT OF the Board
Of Education: Prof. A. Werner Of the College
Of the city Of Now iorE. and Brother John Of
DE La sale Institute: The examiners will nm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04

BUFFALO. Dec. 3-Seymour Simmons, a
ticket scalper Of this city. was arrest ed last
niGht. accused OF kidnapping the wife OF John
Russell. a SWANS. n. u. farmer. She is thirty
'yeArs old. Simmons was station agent at
SWANS ak years ago and met Mrs. Russell,
who kept a hotel there then. When Simmons
left SWANS he correspondent with Mrs. Russell
and last October she followed him here and
has lived with him until few weeks ago when
she returned to her parents. She turned over
$4,000 worth Of property to Simmons. and this
Russell proposes to get back
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
KEPT HIS MorHER.s RING.
When Young Faulkner Went to the Pawn
shop lIe Did Not Pledge That.

brother OF J. Ross Faulkners mother
visited Bellevue Hospital yesterday and had
the body OF the young suicide sent to Plain
field. n. j.. where It will DO buried. Tho au-
topsy was made for the Coroner by DR.. Alfred
l.. Loomis who had been n friend Of young
Faulkner. and disclosed that death was caused
by morphine poisoning Faulkner's uncle
said that the Young man had been o user OF
morphine since no was IL years Of age.
Freshly written directions as to who should
he notified In case Of his death were found in
his pocket.
Among his effects was found pawn ticket
There was also found diamond ring. on the
inside OF which was engraved the word
Mother" He had pawned an article Of
necessity
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
A Handsome New Church Bat..s.

SCRANTON. Dec. 3-The Elm Park Methodist
Church. which had Just been completed at a
cost OF $500. 900. was destroyed BY fire this
morning. The fire started about 3 O'Clock
In the tanning room, and is believed to have
been due to the explosion OF gas which gem
Grated in n can OF Kerosene oil from excessive
rapid y aud the nremen could save nothing
4 half dozen memorial windows. costing
nearly s @ Wsre ppds es Sssa vAT ss
church was to have been dedicated on Sun
day. Dec l6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
Suicide or Accident.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Dec. 3.-At noon yester-
day Oliver Is, Heidi President OF the Heidi
Lumber Company. was found dead on his Office
floor In pool OF blood. Beside him lay pis-
tol. from which q ball had been fired. No one
heard the report {. Hsidt brother OF the de-
ceased, thinks 1t was the result Of an accident
He had left his brother only few minutes be-
lore, and says oliver was preparing to 20 to
visit relatives At Forsythe. Ga. and was clean
the weapon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
Display ut the Exchange of women's Work.

The managers Of the New York Exchange OF
Women's Work at Thirty-third street and
Fifth avenue are displaying Christmas goods
at the Exchange. Articles OF every descrip-
ton. decorative and useful. are on snls. Fiery
branch OF womnn's activity IL represented.
pickles and preserves in the housek @ eping de-
rartment: This charity aids every year hun
for their livelih9o on tho public patronage
extended to the Exchange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
Want the Importation Of Japanese Women
for Improper Purposes stopped.

SEATTLE. Gee. 3.-The Woman's Missionary
Society Of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church OF this city will begin movement to
ask Congress to pass II law to prevent impor-
tation Of japanese girls for immoral purt oses.
Recent Canadian Pacific steamers brought
forty OF these young women, and four are now
held by Collector Of Customs Wasson to 10 de-
ported. The rest went last over the Cana
dian PACIFIC Railroad. hoping to cross tho line
at New York. or possibly to go TO Chicago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
Last Week or the Institute Fair

For this week only the American Institute
Fair will remain open. fhe building on Third
avenue. which is as familiar to New Workers
AS their own households serves the purpose
Vol ior the annual exhibition. and the num-
the exhibition rams away up in the thousands.
It !s proof 81 the popularity Of the American
Institute. The fair is open day and evening.
and the admission Is only tManty-hXe cepth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
Congressman Clover Sued for Divorce.

ARKANSAS CITY. Kas.. Dec :i.-Elizabeth l.
Clover has instituted divorce proceedings
against her husband. Ben ii. Clover. who Is
Congressman from this district. The reason
set forth in the petition is extreme cruelty.
Last night Clover assigned his property to his
Son Thomas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04

CHICAGO. Dec. 3.-The first OF the new Gath.
mann torpedo guns was shipped from this
city to-day to Germany. The gun IL the first
piece OF Gathmann's ordnance finished. He
hoped that this Government would recognize
the value OF his gun. His aerial and sub
aquatic torpedo Is said to have an advan-
tage oyer all other guns In that merchant YES
sells might be armed with them easily.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04

WILEEsDARRE Dec. 1.-THE Rev. Peter War
non. the healing evangelist. who has created
sensation over his alleged faith cures was ar
rested this afternoon charged with obtaining
money un Ter false rretenses. He claimed T. hat
he did not charge anything for performing
cures. but the police say he Gid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
Eighty Dollars In Cent. from Tot.

The Children's Committee OF the Kinder
garten Association held meeting yesterday
at Columbia College. A large number OF chill
dren who received banks at Lenox Iyceum
last May In whirh to put cents for tho cause
were present with their hanks The cents
In the banks amounted to $50. There are
other banks to hear from.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04

". sItb a.. near B'nay. Large padded vans Tor 70
nsvA Of furniture IN city or country Boxng rack nk
ssd shipping promptly attended TO- Telephone lIv 81
-Adp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
SINCE the WAR

rheumatism radically cured In every case since
is.I MiIh f,mou. rresc.iHion loo. ss| prepared ~
MILLER " University place, New York. Nusculaf
Gouiy. sciatc ,iniians natory Lunbsgo kc Internal
Zoe, bottle. All DRUG ists Pamphlet tTes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04

Perfect roadhed, four tnnrts rns cars elegant ser.
yTssluick time anu tranu tentraI station AL by the
MSVt. CrnHsl-Ads, "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04

the Worlds Grsaie,t Passenger Train II Is the only
tram That pIesrnis all the comforts OF home the
con NeuirncS VT u club.-Ads
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-09
IF you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS

AIITTLE PLEASANT RIVALRY, wrTHs A OLD
SUB sTRATUM.-We will give two inches of sd-
vertising space for six month 10 the ALEXANDRIA
GAZETTE to the de,ler in Alex ,ndria, who shall
buy and pay for the l,rgest amount of our shces
between the 1st of March and the LIST Of septem-
Der 1892, provided only, that cur shoes are msn-
toned in each Issue of thu space for the period
named. Three months te second largest buyer;
six weeks to third largest. This simply illus
tratts our anxiety to have every lady aud child
in Alexandiia walk in Alexandria made shoes.
We will 8. thst the Ladies need mover blush to
say that their shoes are home mtde. and If econ
omy is wealth, we venture nothing in guarantee.
ing You wealth, as wesrers OF our shoes
feo22 60 TIE POTOMAC SHOE COMPANY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-09
LOCAL RRRYITIEs.

The catch of fish In the Potomac river Ia
increasing.
Mr. n. Lid sey has had iron staps placed
In front Of his residence on Fairfax street.
Thia is the anniversary OF Gen. Lees sur.
render at Appomattox.
Tomorrow will ba Palm Sunday and the
service Of blessing palms will be held OF ct
Mary's Church.
A sign fell from King street store yesser.
day and etruck baby carthage. Foriu-
lately the little che escaped Injury
Fentop, the little slx-yesr old sou OF Mr..
Henry ]. Fadsley, of L.esburg, died Wed.
needsy.
The Woodlswn farmers Cub met this
event., g IT Cameron" the residence OF Mr..
J. W. Roberts.
The Jewish feaat OF Passover begins next
Monday night II lsst for seven days, dur.
Ing which leaysn is forbidden In every
household.
Mr.. Thos. Finn, for some time telegraph
operator as Manassas, died at Newark M
April 81. He was q native Of Culpeper
county, and served in nearly all TIE princl.
pei Offices OF the Y. M. railwsy.-
There will be mes Jog of the city demo.
Skp EC 4i&oVonJ uIEuS GOAt w QSs
tei mine the time OF holding the primary for
the election Of delegates to the s;ate Goa.
vention,
a stock com rany ia being formed by
MesHrs. ]. N. Harper, Hawkins Stone, J. B.
Bryan and tt1er c't'z ns Of Stsford county
for the purpose Of building and running
steam bsrges from Aqua and Potomac
creeks, t, Alexandria snd Washington city,
touching at points on the Potomac river.
Ga Thursday evening Mr.. ff.rson ELI
oft left his coat In bis reLtad room near the
old Courthouse. on Columbus street, and
weit into the yard for water. When be re.
t1rrel his pocketbook. oonta ming $40,
which he had left ln his coat, had disap-
pearsd.
Matthew Smith. Is years old. justice Of
the peace at Anandalo, Fairfax county,
died ut the residence OF his son. Mr.. M.
Smith, In Brooklyn. Wednesday. he was
native CT E: s and, but came to this country
when boy, and about 80 years ego bought
farm In Fairfax county, where he contin-
ued to reside.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-09

POLICE CoURT.-Last night was cloudy,
with rain and snow sboIt two O'CLOCK.
There were but tao cases teioIe mayor
Strauss this morning.
Dave Taylor, coloFed, arrested at the loo
stance OF several female neighbors for un-
merciiully beating his child, was frat made
t. take q ssat In tie dock. The ill.trested
child, 1t seemed, had been exhibited TO tae
Mayor yesterday evening, who made On ex.
animation of him ard found his body bleed
inc and bruised from sn unmercitn csst'gs-
tion received ct the hsrdso his father Inis
morning the child, dwa,6sh, looking TO De
ebout three feet high, with several neigh
bors srpsared and made statements, from
which /, SCENE thst $50 Ike !" st Dothsboy' g
Hall. or O liver Twist 10 the psEsa poor
house we're petted children compared 10
him. The father, 10 his statement, assumed
an air of wounded Innocence and expaitafso
In cow ard measured terms OF TIE alleged
tenderness he had ever exhibited t'"s'a
bi, offspring but finally admitted having
whipped the child for some misdsueanor.
The lat isr's coalition, however. oorroDo
rated the evidence OF Tss lor's sconssrs, ana
he was made to pay 81 10 for bis rut.liy,
Edish Morris, an ebony bued individual,
about 20 years old, robust end the picture OF
good health, who, 1t appeared, had been
Of. rad SIS q month on fshir shore. " hich
pre ffer he had repud ased, was arraigned for
yaerancy. Mayor Strauss told BIN re cou q
leave town iast .nter or take his place on
the chain gang. lie concluded to leavesoWn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-09

LAYING A CoRNBR sToNs.-The corner
stone OF the new bottling house OF the Fort
ner Brewing Company was laid on Thurs
Gay afternoon with appropriate ceremonies,
vh Oh were performed By the builder, Mt
l.. Morgan Davis. 4 pum Ter OF articles H.
Guiding copy OF the GAZETTE ana the aii'
,erspt brands of beer manufactured AZ the