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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-10

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-10
WTNSONE'S LOVE STORY
By MARY KYLE DALLAS.

copyright, 1893, by American Press Associa-
toni
"They don't take as long as we USED TO
in my day to cross. Any one could have
gone and come home again and forgot
about it by this time. Who sailed the
date you give?"
Then letters could nave Gomez" Win
some asked.
Lord, yes. said the captain. Il
rather reckon you've got an interest in
that steamer. Your beau is aboard her
or I'll eat the cook. Come, tell us. Is
he a sailor man, or is he a passenger
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
l. & 6. n. RAILROAD.

l. & &. n. RAILROAD.
Leave for Austin and the North, $40 a. m,
Arrive from Austin and North. $40 a. m,
" " " 1885 D. m
Leave for Laredo and Mexico. $40 a. m.
Arrive from Laredo and Mexico, Z 30 p. m.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
EAST BOUND.
Leave for Galveston, Houston
and New Orleans. 1.5O p. m.
Leave for Houston, Galveston,
New Orleans, Waco and Kan
SaS CITY. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S.uO p NJ
ARRIVE FROM THE EAST.
Arrive from New Orleans, Gal
weston, Houston and Kansas
City. .......................9 900 a. III.
Arrive from New Orleans, Gal
weston and Houston.......... AIS p. m.
WEST BOUND.
Leave for Eagle Pass and Mex
leo ..................... $500. $50 q. IN.
Leave for Ell Paso and San
Francisco NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 q, m.
ARRIVE FROM THE WEST.
Arrive from Mexico and Eagle
BaSS Observation-Disclosures. LIS p. m
Arrive from San Francisco and
FL PaSO ............ .......... p. m
s. A. & A. p. r. EMISSION ROUTE
TRAINS LEAvEuDAILY.
Leave for Cuero, Houston, Gal
weston and Waco. ...... 905 a. m,
Leave for Beeville, Rockport
and Corpus Christi. .......... 2.10 p. M,
TRAINS ARRIVE DAILY.
Arrive from Cuero, Houston,
Galveston and Waco. 700 p. NJ.
Arrive from Corpus Christi,
RockpOrt and Beeville. $500. Las p. ~.
TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
Leave for Kerrvile. ...:...... IT'S p. m,
TRAINS ARRIVE DAILY.
Arrive from Kerrville. $50 a. M
LEAVE DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY AND
MONDAY.
Leave for Kerrville. ............ 7.40 a. N.
ARRIVE DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY AND
MONDAY.
Arrive from Kerrville. ......... Gas p. m
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SURROUNDED BY MYSTERY!
a Great Mistake.

A recent discovery IS that headache,
dizziness. dizziness, confusion OF the mind.
etc: are due to arrangement OF the nerve
centers which supply the brain with nerve
force; that indigestion, dyspepsia, neuralgia.
wind in stomach, etc, arise from the derangC
ment of the nerve centers supplying these or
gans with nerve fluid or force. This is likewise
true of many diseases Of the heart and lungs,
| The nerve system is like telegraph system,
as will be seen by the accompanying
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-10

cut. The little
white lines are
thu nerves which
convey the nerve
{ r q from / II o
eve CcnteTs to
every part Of the
body Just as the
electric current is
conveyed along
he telegraph
wires to e very
station, large or
small. Ordinary
physicians fail to
"pgard this fact;
instead OF treat
ing the nerve Cen-
tCrs for the cause
Of the disorders
arising therefTOm
they ire a I the
part affected,
Franklin Miles,
N. d., LII. b., the
highly celebrated
= prcialiS t and
The evening world., 1893-12-05
BROOKLYN POLICE CHANCES.
Eight Patrolmen Promoted to Be
Detective Sergeants
Three Members OF the Force Nav
BE Retired.

Police Commissioner Hayden, Of Brook
Ign. to-day appointed eight new detec-
tive sergeants.
The new detectives, who were patrol
men of the first grade, receiving 81, 100 a
year, are as follows:
Frank Kelly, of the Second Precinct,
promoted and transferred to the Central
Office.
George f. Roden. Of the Fifteenth
Precinct, will remain in the same pre-
cinct.
Edward Tut, transferred from the
Twelfth Precinct to the Twenty-second
Precinct.
Edward II. Murphy; will remain in
Robert Dunn: transferred from the
Fifth Precinct to the Fourth Precinct.
lohn Becker; transierred from the
John Mooney. transferred from the Cen
trail Office squad to the First Precinct.
:. ID. Baldwin, transferred from Cen
tral office squad to the Twelfth Pre-
The Contra Office squad of detectives
was increased by the %aransfer Of these
detective serbeants; James Kelly, Of the
Fifteenth, Michael Kennedy, Of the
tenth; James Reynolds, of the Twenty
second, and James Smith, of the Fourth.
ne llltll llAllllb'l u FNi D'tllN'
in the city is now siXty-twJ. The new
men will receive 81, 40 per year.
:. It IL rumJr"d that COMMISSIONS Hay
den viii at once take action towards r.
firing several members of the force who
have been reported by the police sur
gems as init for duty.
II men who may be retired are De
tective-Sergeunt William Gray, OF the
Third Precinct; william Gear, of
the Telegraph Bureau, n PatrOlmar
George ". Travis, Of the Central Otiicc
sql al.
Gray has been IN the sick list almost
continuously Tor over two years. II L.
q reported that he has acted As jdnitor In
some of Alderman McGarry'S flats Geal
has almost lost his cyesight and Travis
claims that his i'll health was brought
on by the performance Of his duty.
should they voiutarily retire they
would I've entitled to draw half pay FOL
the balance of their lives, but would
lose their right to q share in tho polio,
endowment fund, which pays the widows
of deceased members the sum of $1,000.
The rule under which they can be re-
tired allows them 800 and their retair
their membership in the endoWtnen'
society. Should they recover from thrii
illness they may demand to be rein
D stated.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
WAS 1T SUlCIDE2
Aged August Fuchs Killed by Fall
irg from a Window.

August Fuchs. sixty years old, of 1874
Bcdfonl avenue, williamsburg, died this
morning under circumstances which
point to suicide
At Z o'clock this morning Ernst
Fischer. n boy employed IN the grocery
ON the ground floor of the building,
heard something fall IN the pavement,
and running outside. saw Fuchs lying
on the sidewalk in his night-clothps
Ambulance surgeon Reilly, Of the East
but before he arrived the man was
dead.
The police believe tina the old man
opened the window to get some fresh air
ana fell out. Neighbours. however. strong
~ incline TO the theory of suicide.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
BEEF MALT.
Every Tissue of the Body Gets kolrishme,

every tissue OF me DOuI OtFS
An elastic step, a rounded form
and a happy state of mind never
come from thin, pale blood.
The slightest tendency towards
sores, Rolls, scrofula and other skin
diseases show poor blood.
Men, women and oVer-StudiOuS
children, showing Ivy their pale, thin
faces and ~llStleSS movements a
bloodless condition, find the physi-
clans prescription of Beefmalt en-
riches their blood with abundant red
corpuscleS capable of carrying vigor
to every tissue.
No preparation contains so much
true food for brain and nerves.
Thinking men and women, by meet
ing Winter we'll nouriShed, do not
easily take cold nor acquire lung
troubles. Taken only in w~ineglaSS
doses. $50. a bottle. Agreeable to
the taste. Sold by all leading drug
gists.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
IN brooklyn PLAYHOUSES,
City Directory" in Its Latest
Form at the Park.
John Drew at the Columbia aIany
Otner Attractions.

The Worlds Fair edition Of "The City
Directory" was given in its new form
by Russel's Comedians at the Park
Theatre. in Brooklyn, last night. Dan
DAILY, Willis +. Swcatnam, William f..
Mack, Mathilda Cotttclly. Kate Tart and
others interpreted the leading parts, ana
the new acts were received with laugh
ter and applause. Amelia Glover. the
clever American dancer. reappeared.
THE City Directory will not be seen
in Brooklyn again after the present
week.
.B1JOu THEATRE.
The revival of ''Tuxcdo'' attracted a
large audience to the Bijou Theatre last
night, where the f~arce-Comedy was
given In conjunction with. Eughcy
serettis performed many difficult aero
batic feats, and other speCialties were
introduced by Hughey D%ougherty, Burt
Shh,epard, Arthur Rugby, Ida Fitzhush.
Lille Haynes and Others. The perform
ance Is one of the best OF its kim on
the road.
COLUMBIA THEATRE.
John, Drew and Miss Maude Adams
newed the hits they had previously made
IN the leading roles in "Ahe Masked
Ball" The action of the play was rapid
and held the attention OF the audience
'h 'hS .pSSiilHlb " LIN Gnu. hurry
Harwood.- Virginia buchanan, Annie
Adams. Lewis Baker and the other
RENDERS or the company contributed
TO the excellence of the entertainment.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
My Aunt Bridget" in the person OF
George W.. Monroe, was given a cordial
welcome by those who attended the
Grand Opera-llouse last evening. Mr..
Monroe introduced several new songs
and one or two of his old ones. and other
specialties We're supplied by owen West
ford. Benjamin +. Grinnell, Martin
O'Neil. Alice johnson, Pearl Allen and
others.
THE AMPHION.
Gilbert n Sullivan's opera 1.-THE
Pirates of penzance," was given at the
Amphion last night under the direction
OF e. Mortimer Wiske.. The principaI
roles We're well sung and the choruses
deliberately staged and the performance
was received with enthusiasm.
GAYETY THEATRE.
MinstreiSy amused the patrons OF the
Gayety Theatre last night, where Prim,
comedians held forth. Primrose and
West were the leaders in the perform
anCe,. and were assisted by Billy Van,
Morris Crcnin, Lewis, Howe. Randall,
Window, Garland and a dozen others.
EMPIRE THEATRE.
Melee of Dublin" served to intro
duce job, T. Kelly to Eastern District
theatre-goers at he Empire Theatre last
evening. George Parker, Harry Kelly,
Mr.. Kelly in keeping the audience In
good humor.
NOVELTY THEATRE.
Herbert Hall Winslow's. latest farce
comedy, "a Cracker Jack" was per
atre. Frank p. Gillespie and others
introduced specialties, and the piece was
set with new scenery. 49,
The evening world., 1893-12-05
SEIZED HIS MOTHERS PICTURE.
Whom Hines Took 1t Back His Aunt
Had Him Arrested.

James Hines, twenty-three years old,
of 90 Steuben street, Williamsburg. was
held for examination in the Lee Avenue
Court, Williamsburg, to-day on Il charge
of highway robbery, preferred by his
aunt. Mrs. Isabella Drum. of ii Ellery
street. She said he knocked her down
and robbed her Of s..
There Is not 4 word OF truth in 1t.
Your Honor" said the prisoner. "Nly
mother has been dead for some time, and
came to the house one day and stole It,
and on Saturday, when | met her on the
street. she showed ii to me and Knocked
me-. Then | took 1t from her by force
Illness employers, Cody brothers, OF
Park avenue and Sehenck street. wen,
on mis- bond, n said they would put ul
$4,000 for him If necessary. The prisoner
says his aunt want to put him away SC
that he cannot sue her for the insurance
money on his mothers life.
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he WILL NOT GO TO CHICAGO.
Erickson Arrested on Charges
Made by Ida johnson.
Caught al He Was Leaving with
His wife for tho West.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Erickson, Of 1854
Luquer street, Brooklyn, are not en-
route for Chicago to-day, as they antici-
pated they would be. Erickson was in
the Butler Street Police Court. Brooklyn,
instead at the instance Of Ida Johnson,
Of 325 Furman street.
Ida charges Erickson with betraying
her under promise of marriage.
she obtained a warrant for his arrest
on saturday. Policemen Reilly and Camp
bell found Erickson and his wife at
home last night, packing their trunks,
preparatory tc their departure for the
West to-day.
Miss johnson is about twenty-three
years old. She Is a pretty little woman,
and was attractively dressed this morn
Ing when she appeared before Judge
Erickson Is about twenty-five years Did.
His wife is about Miss Johnson's age. She
Is rather pretty. too.
Miss johnson, In telling her story to an
said
pe,,ld regret ,9 very much 3hat am com,
been fast friends for years. lie has
ong me awfully.
have known him ever since we were
children In Sweden. | came to America
several years ago with my two brothers.
Eddie came soon afterwards. He stopped
WITH us u short time and then went
He remained in tine West until six
months ago, when he came back to
Brooklyn. and made his home with us.
AS children we expected SOME day Ia
be man and wife. When he came back
we renewed the pledges of our child
hood days. Eddie promised to marry ms
time and time again.
About three weeks ago he ceased tc
come home. thought something was
wrong. l watched him and found he was
paying 100 much attention to one Emma
Anderson. Before | could do anvthinD
they were married."
Judge Tighe held Erickson to await
examination next week. The matter in
Ne meantime will be investigated by the
0Rfrities Commissioners. "
1rtckson had nothing to say this
The evening world., 1893-12-05
BROOKE YIN NE WIS.
SUFFERS FOR HIS FRIEND.
Genden, Who Got Tanner Out Of
Jail, Hold.
Ne May Pay Dearly or His Clever
Trickery.

BEFORE Justice Haggerty, in the Myrtle
Avenue Police Court, Brooklyn, this
morning, Christopher Genden, a cigar
dealer, of 9S Stage street. entered n plea
Of not guilty to a charge of aiding n
ebetting in the escape of Burglar John
Tanner from Raymond street Jail. He
refused to make any statement, and JUS
tice Haggerty set the case for a hearing
on Dec. IL.
Justice Haggerty also issued a warrant
for the arrest of Tanners wife, Annie.
on a charge of completely in the matter.
The warrant was placed in the hands of
Police Capt. Campbell, of the Humboldt
street station, and he will make the ar
rest some time to-day If the woman has
not flown with her husband.
Tanners escape was effected by a
novel scheme. He was arrested on Oct
rs while attempting to enter Lehman
Bros. brewery. He was held by Justice
Watson to await the action of the Grand
Jury, and was sent to Raymond Street
Jail.
1t was visitors day at the Jail yesterday.
caIIeds to N see friends who owe We're 3D. Behind hntST ,he
bars. Shortly before 3 o'clock a pretty
little woman. clad in black, presented
herself before Clerk Smith and asked
for d card to visit her husband. John
Tanner. She vas accompanied by Il
tall, ~.good-looking man, who proved to be
Genden. They passed into the jail, and
the keepers paid no more attention to
them than. to scores of other visitors.
A half hour afterwards Mrs. Tanner
emerged from the Jail; She, vas ac-
companied by a man, who handed a visit
tors card to Clerk Smith, n the pair.
after thanking the clerk for his cour-
tesy. left the grim old building.
stepped up before Smiths desk and told
him that he had lost his card of admis-
III you haven't got your ticket you'll
clerk. The visitor searched his clothing
again, examined the band In his hat and
finally declared that he had lost his
One of the, keepers who CHANGED to
overhear the conversation recognized the
man as Mrs. Tanners companion. Tan
ner's cell was visited and his absence was
discovered. Genden had given his card to
Tanner, and the latter had walked out Of
Genden saw that he was caught and
he admitted the facts. Tanner has rot
an hour the better of the start, and you
cant catch him now" said Genden.
years. and he said that Mrs. Tanner lived
IN his house. He was locked up in the
De kalb avenue station.
Supt. Campbell has detailed several de-
police in all sections Of the city have been
asked to watch for him. Tanner is
twenty-six years old. five feet seven
inches in height, medium build, and has
q sandy mustache.
The officials at the jail say that there
were more visitors yesterday than usual,
and that 1t was impossible to keep track of
every person who entered.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
MAY INDlCT TROLLEY OFFICIALS,
Kings County Grand Jury to ~Invssti-
gate the Fatal Accidents.

District Attorney Rideway sad this
morning that he would at uuc' bring
before the Grand Jury tn" question of
trolley accidents In B~rouAly.. \ test
case viii be made Of Willie Young, th,
srvcn-yrar-old child who was run OVER
and Killed ON Atlanta uv,uu u t"w
days x tn" turonrr'S jury has al
ready Crnsurrl the railroad company.
Mr.. RidRwuN saws the officials OF the
dlfferdcnt companies, not The employees.
are to blame. lie VIII ask for the iulIct-
mcnt OF the former.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
CAPT. ALEX. HUNTER DEAD.
Veteran Who Carried Many a Pris-
oEer from Andersonville.
OIy Associated Prcsgl

NV NESUTTWTNT TTVFE
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. Capt. Alex,
Hunter, after icing almost helpless for
fourteen years, diet yesterday. aged sixty
eight years, of Justification Of the body,
supposed to have been supcrinducel by
spotted and typhus fever, contracted
while carrying prisoners from Anderson
Vile during the war.
He was decorated 10y President Lincoln
for meritOrious conduct an bravery dur
Ing the Baltimore riots. From hts long
connection with the clyde line of steam
crs he was widely known.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
MANY NEGROES ARRESTED.
But the Police Believe Lambert
Killed Baker ka'rer.

CAMDEN. n. j., Dec. 5-IIalf a dozen
colored men are locked up at he city
Hall on suspicion OF being concerned
in the murder of Baker kairer, who
was shot down In his home, on Beckett
street. early yesterday morning.
chief of Police Davis says that he
feels sure that Theodore Lambert, the
co!ored man who was arrested last night,
Is the man who pawned the murdered
mans watch at Il ~pawnshop in Camden.
The pawnbrokor has been sent for to
come to Headquarters and identify Lam
bert.
Lambert was seen by Policeman Pat
ton at SO yesterday morning going
towards Raker kairer's house. The po-
liceman stopped him, but, suspeCting
nothing wrong, allowed him to go on his
The evening world., 1893-12-05
AMASA LYON & co. FAIL AGAIN.
Wel!-Known Umbrella House Goes
Down O Second Time.

John Whulcn, the referee OF the Amasa
Lyon u CO., the umbrella manufactu-
rors, at broadway and Great Jones
street, filed his report to-day with the
County clerk, recommending the disco
luton OF the Company and the appoint
mCnt OF "A receiver, as the company is
hopel"Ssly iDsOlvcnt.
The Nmasu Lyon e GO. is one OF the
hest known umbrella houses i'm tho coun-
try. but This IT, the second failure OF the
Company within the last eighteen
months.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
SHOT HIMSELF IN THE HEAD,
Young Stephen King Attempts. Sui
eide ct His Homo.

Stephen King, twenty-one years old. a
bartender by occupation, but who has
been out OF work for some time, attempt
ed suicide by shooting himself at his home
in Williamsburg to-day.
King lived with his widowed mother a,
3Ti South Second street. Yesterday he
purchased "A thirty-two-calibre revolver
in a Grand street pawnshop.
This morning after breakfast he retired
to his bedroom, and about 10 o'clock his
mother heard a shot. She rushed into ths
room and found her son lying across the
bel with Il bullet in his head.
He was taken to tn" Eastern District
Hospital. where the surgeons have slight
hopes OF his recovery.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Wants slo.o Cor Felse Arres..

David weIscnbcrgcr was arrested by the sheriff
to-day upon an order granted ny Judge hook
s'tyer, II the court ~ Common Peas, m an
action brought by Arthur NI!Hshi for SO 600
damages FOR false arrest and imprisonment, Nra-
onhcrger on oct. 10 caused mo arrest 0f Niliuski.
who Is nineteen years oli, ufou a 'hafgc NJ steal
Ing a watch Tho boy was imprisoned for q few
days and discharged upon examination
The evening world., 1893-12-05
ULRICH'S CONDITION SERIOUS,
Edward Smith Held for Aesau,tine
Him with a Stone.

LONG ISLAND CITY, Dec. 5.-Ed-
ward Smith was held by Justice Noble,
this morning to await the result of in
luries he is alleged to have inflicted upon
JULIUS Clrich, last Saturday night.
smith vas elected from a ball at
echutzen Park, and threw a stone which
struck tlrich on the head. The latter is
n a critical condition.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

ery." That Is tie only blood -CIrNNS'r,
flesh = builder, and strength r%cstorer 30
far-rcaching and SO Unflillng. IN It's effects
that il can be guaranteed. IN the most
stubborn Skin, Scalp, or SCrofulous Alice
tions, or in every disease that's caused by
q torpid liver or by impure hlood-'i Il
ever fails 10 benefit or cure, YOU have
your money hack.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
lyons Charged with burglary.

James Lyons, who is alleged to he a member "
tho "Wallahout gang, was held in the Leo Ave-
nue. Court, Williamsaurg, to-day on a charge n
burglary. He ia SAID to h" connected vita the
robbery at the house nf George II. Fisher. "l0
Thropp avenue. which was entered last August and
property to tho value of $500 taken.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

Jennie Ferah and Minnie MORTAL, two young
girls who live at III Harrison avenue. Williams
burg. while crossing broadway at Wythc avenue
this morning. were knocked down by a milk wa son
driven 10y James Powers, Of lis North Eighth
street. They sustained severe bruises, but. after
being attended by an ambulance surgeon. left for
home.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Help Warted-Maie

ItN tk. NAN .,i.r >luglc mmrcr truck mus;
.r .nhtr and rNp,rirUrCd TN driving NM
a. ma n lumber; Adde'S, with rd5npCcS,
NurgtNc bpN 40 World.
~i\GlE Man L. - south In take charge Of
wood working gUt carpenter shop must be- eN
u,rlrnCed In estimating iur work and managing
sion. N,ut" age, experience, wages. Lumber,
The evening world., 1893-12-05

There wouldn't be any cases Of chronic
Cstarrh II all used DIR. Sa@e's Remedy.
That's positive. Its proprietrrs will pay
S5OO reward for an incuIaGle case.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
JERSEY.
DISHONEST SALESMAN HELD.
Johnson Held Back Liquor Col
factions from His Employer.

lectlons from His Employer.
John Johnson, ~th'rty-threc years old.
of 800 West T~wenty-ninth street, New
York city, employed as n salesman Ivy
ID. G. Rock, n wholesale liquor dealer
of 1874 Sixth avenue. New York, was a
prisoner in Justice Kimmcrly's Court
in Jersey City this morning, charged
with embezzlemcnt.
Tor the vast month Johnson. 1t is al
legged, has kept up n systematic rob
berry from the firm by securing under
the guiSe of orders large Quantities ui
liquor, which had been shipped to .Icr-
scv city. The liquor. valued at 500,
has been sold to various dealers,
Johnson collected for 1t, but neglected
to make returns to the head office.
He was held in $1,000 bail for the Grand
Jury.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATIONS. GUAR
FDSl~ ARE AUTHORIZED BY LAW TO
INVEST IL THESE BONDS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prnANSuM

INTEHl&-rTHREE PERCENT. PERANNUM.
Sealed proposals will h" received ut the office OF
the tOmptrullur ut the CIV OF New York until
%1u",in! Tho 5tI day uI December, lsJ5, Ut a
U'Clurk |, Nj. tor
S721, Or Dock Bonds Of the city Of New York,
payable" November /. lpLl.
$40 600 consolidated stock OF III" CITY Of New
York, 10 pruNId" for rUpaNiug the streets and
nNruur~, payable November |, 1913
Thr proposals should b' imClu~,Sl Ia "A sealed ELL
v,iup'. Endorsed - Buuds nj tn" Corporation OF
th" 'ity oi New York 90 aud each proposal should
also h" lurlu~ri iu "A second envelope, addressed
TO the Comptroller OT the city OF New YORK.
For Iull Information see Guy Record.
THO. ". Ny Frs, Comptroller.
City Of New York, Finance department, Comp
tTullrT Onicc. December |, ls!Ei
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Many People Sa,

u" low prices IN furniture have enabled FLINT
o.. ,lIIh 81, and 9th ave, TO capture the trade. -