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The sun., 1893-06-17
HARVARD Law SCHOOL,
It Raises the Conditions upon Which IL VIII
Grant Diplomas.

It Raises tho Conditiona upon Which It Will
Grant Diplomas.
Boston. June 16.-Harvard University has
just taken step OF great Importance with re-
gard to the qualification for admission to the
law school.
After the academic year 1S05-96 admission
to regular standing in the Harvard law school
can be gained only by persons possessing an
A. B. degree or a degree equivalent to an A. b.
and implying a certain amount Of linguistic
training from any ono OF certain selected uni
versities and colleges. or By. persons qualified
to enter the senior class Of Harvard College.
Hitherto the degree OF any properly chartered
college. regardless Of Its standing has been
accepted in place OF the Law School entrance
examinations. Under the new rule the follow
ing classes are admitted as special students:
Holders OF academic degrees In arts literature. PIN.
losophy science who ara not admissible as chndi-
dates Tor b degree; graduates Of law schools whch
con fer the degree only after an examination upon
years OF at least seven months each: per-
who pass satisfactory examination IN the sub
jects required for admission.
Special students who reside three years at the
school and pass in due course tho requisite
legal examination will receive the degree II
they at any time during the course entltle them.
selves to enrolment as regular students. or II
they attain mark with Ave per cent with that
required for the honor degree.
The sun., 1893-06-17
Supposed to BE an Escaped Convict.

BALLsToN. N. Y, June 16-A young man
who gave his name as Edward J. Rogers was
lodged in jail here this afternoon charged with
carrying concealed weapons and burglars
tools. On Saturday last hs swung himself
under coach on tho Delaware and Hudson
Railroad. bound from Troy to Saratoga. and
rode on the truck until near Waterford depot.
when he attempted to jump of. He fell and
Hospital he WAS searched and there were
found IN NE pockets q revolver and a set Of
on the railroad track near Sing Sing. Rogers
has refused to give any information regarding
himselL The detectives. however. think that
2f burglars who have recently been operating
in this part Of the state.
The sun., 1893-06-17
PRINTERS ELECT OFFICERS.
Proceedings orthe International Typograph-
icai Union Convention.

Proceedings ofthe International Typograph-
icai Union Convention.
CHICAGO, June 10.-Thc International Typo-
graphical Union Convention to-day elected the
following delegates to tho Federation of Labor:
Miller of Boston. Dorsey OF Dallas, and Drum
mond of Fort Wayne. W. II. Snyder of Topeka
was unanimously reelected as agent of the
Childs-D -Drcxel Homo. The vacancy on the
Board OF Trustees OF the Childs. Drcxel Home
caused by tho expiration of the term of Dele
gate Woodland of Atlanta was filled by tho
selection of Delegate Colby Of Colorado Springs.
The cnucuscs Of the eight old districts then
reported their nominees for organizers. and
they were ratified as follows:
firs district. l.. A. kryes Of Albany! Second dstrct
T. White. Lincoln: Third district. O. hyler Dallas;
Fourth district. H. Williams Chicago; FIN district.
q. W. Dover. Toronto: sixth district. J. l. Robnet.
Sncrnmento seventh district + $, Pinneo Salt Lake;
Eighth district, C. L. Hawes. Seattle.
For the proposed new districts whiclr go into
effect next November tho following were So
iected by the Convention:
First district J. White. Boston Second district f.
A. Keyes, Albany: Third district. A. W. Thompson.
Cleveland; Fourth district. George Steele Richmond:
James Ugg seventh district. " b. Williams Chicago:
Eighth district. j. j. Aberlc New Orleans. ninth dis
trict, W. q Benncr. Dcs Mones Tenth district. II.
W. Dennct st. Paul; Eleventh district. j. W. white.
Thirteenth district T. rinneo Salt Lake. Fourteenth
district j. L. Rnbnnt. sacramento: Fifteenth district.
c. j. lawes Seattle: Sixteenth district. q. W Davies
TORONTO
San Francisco was chosen as the place for
holding the next convention.
The sun., 1893-06-17
MORE COCK FIoHrINe IN CANT.
Also Two Prize FiEhts-Five Rounds By
George Gray and Jack johnson.

Also Two Prize Fightr-Ftve Rounds By
George Gray and Jack johnson.
STATE CAN'T. PEEKsKrLr. June 1o.-This, the
last day of the Twenty thirds stay In camp, has
been celebrated with two mock battles. The
cheer Of tho boys rs they made their charge in
the morning battle was very like the rebel yell.
and one old Confederate who came up from
New York to-day to visit the camp said that II
he had heard that yell south OF Mason and Dix
on's line he would have been ready to take of
his coat and 70 into battle.
Prize fighting as we'll rs cock fighting was q
feature in last nights amusements. Two
fights were held Just outside OF the camp
ground. About $50 soldiers witnessed the
fights. and there was some lively betting on
tho results The first fight was between two
colored light weights; 1t lasted only one
round. The greatest interest centred In the
two two eS' colored walters in the moss hall
an nnd DpSs TSs St SnGu' Mss without SoTss
close "'toI llnson nv was coSer.d with, blood.
Ho seemed very weak and It was not Thought
decided the fight draw and tho purse of $40
was divided. There came near, being a gen
OF co%pOSy who we're Sockns e. GRAY were were
very much dissatisfied with the decision The
purse was divided and all bets drawn.
fights another cock fight was held last night
utter the prize fight 1t was between Company
D's crack rcd cock Spinach and n gray put up
by Company I. Tho fight wasa long struggle
without intcrmisson. but at last spinach sue
cecdod in driving his steel spurs through the
grays head which killed led, him l9 M Immediately;
spinach hoppod on te e% np1y %, ms NJ s
Of ID went wild with enthusiasm. No attempt
bad been made by tho authorities to prevent
these fights. .
Last night the Vampires" ordered that all
boards In Company should be shaved off. as
we'll as those In their own company. H. To-
ing members OF !. and tonight only one or
two boards are left. These the Vampires"
promise to shave Off before tomorrow morn
Ing.
The Twenty-third, will leave camp to-mor-
row as soon as tho Seventh arrives. Col
Story aaid to- n light thnt he was highly pleased
with the progress made by his regiment in
camD,
The sun., 1893-06-17
GLADs1oNIANs LOSE 4 SEAT
Capt. Hope, the Conservative Candidate,
Elected In LiniithgowshIre.

LONDON. June 16.-The seat for Linthgow-
shire in the House OF Commons. previously held
by Mr. Peter McLagan, having become vacant,
writ was issued for a new election, to bo held
yesterday. The Conservatives nominated Capt.
Thomas Hope. who contested the district at tho
last election against Mr.. McLagan. and who
was defeated by majority Of l6l votes. Tho
Gludstonians nominated Mr.. Alexander Ure.
who was beaten by Sir Donald Currie. Liberal
Unionist in the west division OF Perthshire ut
the general election in July last.
Tho result Of the balloting Yesterday was
majority Of lDH for the Conservative candidate,
3.24O; Mr.. Uro olGladstonanL3.071.
The victory OF Capt. Hope OF course reduces
the Govcrnment majority IN tne House OF Com
Of the seat. was an active supporter OF Mr..
Gladstone
The sun., 1893-06-17
100 Head or Live Stock Killed In = Wreck.

BATAVIA, N. Y June 16.-A bad wreck occur
red on tho Central Bridge over Tonawanda
Creek here last night. An east-bound freight
train stood on the bridge when another east
bound freight. running forty miles an hour.
crashed into II. Many, cars were telescoped
Killed; Fire started In the wreck. but was ex-
tlnguished by the iiremen. None Of the train
men was injured. The loss to the New York
dollars.
The sun., 1893-06-17
Failure or the Geaes-. OIL Work.

BUFFALO June 16-The Genesee OIL Works.
limited. have made general assignment Tho
liabilities OF the company are about $500. 600
inc cause OF the assignment was the inability
20 S,m meet several large notes when they became
Sue or to have them extended. Among the
RTsiersnees are the First National Bank Of
ShnnesTnsvlile. Pa. two notes for $5 600 and
SSavoo; the Hazleton Banking and Trust Com
pehy OF Hazleton. Pa. SIG. 900
The sun., 1893-06-17
The Nicaragua Construction Company
Elects Omcers.

DENVER. juno 1d-The stockholders Of tho
Nicaragua Canal and Construction Company
met at noon to-day and formally elected now
Board OF Directors. The changes are the Sc
lection OF A. T.. Williams, r. c. Shannon, Il A.
Lancaster, and N. X. Fairbanks in the place OF
w. Seward Webb. c. A. Grissom. ii. q. Ar
mour, and J. J. Rathbone. NO other business
was transactrd
The company Is distinct from the Maritime
Canal Company OF Nicaragua. whicl, secured
the concession Of land for tho canal from the
Governments OF Nicaragua and Costa Rica-
The Nicaragua Canal and Construction Conn
pany has charge OF tho construction work
upon tho canal
The sun., 1893-06-17
Judge Walter Lloyd Smith to be Married In
London.

EI.M1RA. June. 1G.-The marriage Of Judge
Walter Lloyd Smith Of the Supreme Court and
Miss Jessie Gonzales Of Elmira. is announced
to take place in London about the middle OF
July.
The ceremony will be performed by DR.. Will
ton Merle smith. pastor OF the Central Presby-
terian Church. New York. hrot her OF the udCe
who will sail with him to England on July 3.
The sun., 1893-06-17

Suit to Set Aside the Field A..,spm.u,.

Judge Dykman heard argument and testi.
mony at White Plains yesterday in the appIi-
eaton OF Robert F. Dietz OF this city TO set
aside tho assignment made by the bankino
nrm OF Field. Lindley. wslchers 4 Co, 70
oharle" W. Gould on Nov. 81. 1891. Earlier in
,nn, snns year Diet left with the firm $3.50 600
Si90o00. and gave his note Tor the loan os os
We'll before the payment was due the hants
aresult Of the failure Mr.. Dietz oH says tbas as
over S5O9OO remains In Assignee tiould's
hands. and wants the Court to assist him in
The sun., 1893-06-17
PLANTS FOR POOR CHILDREN,
And $500 In Prizes for Those Who Taks
the Best Care OF Them.

the Best Care OF Them.
The Potted Plants Association met yesterday
at 20 Fifth avenue. In the absence OF the
President, Mrs. George Jay Gould. Mrs. Theo-
dore Sutro. the Vice -Presidcn. presided. The
object of tho association is to distribute pottcd
has the cooperation OF the Now York Florists
Club. the C6ildreE,s Aid Society. and the moro
prominent florists throughout tho city.
Tho Society has subscribed $500 to be dis
tributed to the children who take the best
care Of polted plants placed in their keeping.
The first prize is $50: the second and third
$40 each. and thence they graduate down
to 81.
The society also sustaina Kindergarten
which will be kept open during the month OF
July; An outing is soon to be given to the
children: Nm ,AmonI the patr9nessses s OF the So
Mrs. Van liensselacr Cruger. Mrs. ]. Pierpont
Morgan, Mrs. bradley Martin. and Mrs. White
Inv lteid.
The sun., 1893-06-17
Verde, in the L.no.t Rio. Case.

CHICAGO, June 16-The inquest begun last
week at Lemont on the body OF Gregors Kiska.
the striker who WAS shot and killed at Smiths
Camp on June o. was concluded to-day. when
the Jury returned verdict to the effect that
KisIa cam. to his death from a Runshot
ommending that the unknown man be appre-
hended and that the contractors Locker. Jack
son: and Mathsr % esnsursd for shooting do:
Law. -
The sun., 1893-06-17
A Chicago Man Robbed In Paris.

PARIS. June IL. A young man. belonging to
wealthy Chicago family whose name begins
with C. recently died while visiting woman
here with whom he had spent $4,000 in two
man gave the woman $1,000 to hush up tile
affair. It is now rumored that the deceased
was robbed OF his money and Of ticket to
have Instituted an investigation.
The sun., 1893-06-17
President Caruo. Slightly Improved.

PARIS. June 1G. Tho condition Of NJ. Car
not the President. is a trlfe i'm proved o-night.
NJ. Carnot attended the races on Juno IL
hausted. 1t was announced that he was suf-
ferirg from q liver trouble. but 1t was reported
by the S,ccle that his illness was due to intes-
tinal obstruction.
The sun., 1893-06-17
Western Bank Troubles.

FAIRFIELD Ill. June la-The liabilities OF
E. Bonham. tho banker. who failed yesterday.
are In the neighborhood OF $l25.000 with
assets equal to more than that amount. II ia
thought the bank will pay dollar for dollar.
4 Bonham's large merchandise store is in.
Guided In the assignment ''
nANpEEsoN, Ind, June l6-w. It. Durbln.
President OF tho Bank OF Summityiile. denies
mat IT has suspended. and says thnt it has
The sun., 1893-06-17
Quebec. Welcome OF the Carave,s.

QUEpEC. June 1G-Large numbers visited
tho Spanish caravels to-day. The officers
were received at City Hall by II reception COM
mittce. In the afternoon n drive was enjoy ed
to Montmorcnci Falls and other places Of In
terest. In tho evening luncheon was served
on the lawn Mt the Garrison Club
The sun., 1893-06-17
Rainbow VIII Not Run In the Americas
Derby.

Derby.
CHICAGO. June l6-Another Eastern crack
declines the American Derby issue. Word
WAS received to-day that J. A. 4 A. II. Morris
would not send Rainbow to Chicago. Gideon
and DAILY. however. will be on hand with
Ramapo and three others. two OF which are st,
Michael and Kinget. Col. Tom Ochiltres has
also announced that he will bring two OF Col.
Isabella Stakes. and IddesleiRh for the handi-
CAPS The pair OF English horses VIII come
with Billy nkeland's lot OF keenes racers.
The sun., 1893-06-17
Dying from n Park Police mans Assault.

CINcINNATI. June Ii. DR. A. II. King, vet
Urinary surgeon OF national fame. Is dying at
the Cincinnati Hospital as the result o. an as
sault by James Welton. park policeman.
gate at a political primary. Walton is held to
nWait results
The sun., 1893-06-17
The Cowboy Race.

LONG PINE. Neb. June 1G-Jm Stephens
Of Kansas. Joe Gillespie OF Dawes county and
Doc Middleton OF Chadron. Neb.. the first ar
rivals in the cowboy race. arrived here at 40
In the order named. Their horses were all In
splendid condition. They rested here half an
hour, and then resumed the journey to Chi
The sun., 1893-06-17
A Ticket or Lo We for the Youn uer ID
Lesseps.

PARIS, June ia ticket Of leave has been
granted to Charles do Lesseps In accordance
with the decision OF the Court Of Cessation In
his case. He will quit the hospital and prison
forthwith
The sun., 1893-06-17
HE VAS NICHOLAS BURNOP.
HIS Suicide Apparently Due to n D@ink IIavs
Ing Been Hefusrd Him.

Ing Boeh Nefunrd Him.
The body OF the man who threw himself in
front OF a passenger train in Long Island City
ON Thursday was identified yesterday as that
Of Nicholas Burnor. .f
He formerly lived in the Dutch Kills section
Joseph NJ. Burnop. superintendent Of tho Fifth
avenue stage line In this city. He live' around
saloons. an d apparently committed suicide Da-
cause drink had been refused him In O place
he freQuented
The sun., 1893-06-17
End or the IrvisE Savings Rank Ruu.

90 Ihe run on the Irving Savings Institution at
% warren street ended yesterday. Several
Mo,,atnefaced mn depositors who drew their money
bank yesterday. "o" "'00"A'' Win ''o
The sun., 1893-06-17
The Sugar Bonnty.

ment which shows that the total sugar
bounty for the fiscal year ending June 30 will
be ST.. 4O3. .9S,.S7.
The sun., 1893-06-17

When Baby was sick, We gave her CastoriA.
When ahe was Child, she cried for Castoria.
whan she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
Whom shs had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The sun., 1893-06-17

ts IN bit 10 ne Worlds Fair complete without trip
tu 2uhoaP i,ne fiyer-Nsw York Csntrals wonder.
The sun., 1893-06-17

PARIS. June 10-Baron Alphonse de Roths-
child has undergone O painful operation. one
OF his eyes having been successfully moved.
He 10 progressing iayorably ut the Ferrieres
Chateau
The sun., 1893-06-17
THE EXAMINATION OF STATE BANKS,
Workings OF the New System Adopted By
Superintendent Preston.

ALBANY. June 16.-Two years ago last Sep
tember the Superintendent of the State Bank.
ing Department began the work Of examining
the banks and trust companies OF the State on
q new system. which takes cognizance OF the
character OF the liabilities OF such institutions
This was a departure from the old rule. which
considered only assets To-day Superinten-
dent Preston informed THE Sun reporter that
he had examined every bank OF discount.
every trust company. and all but thir-
teen of the savings banks OF tho State.
The Irving Savings Bank. whore the recent
defalcation and shortage loss was discovered.
was the last Of the New York city banks to be
examined. The bank had never before been
so thoroughly examined. and the unwelcome
discoveries were the result.
Superintendent Preston says that he is moro
than satisfied with the working OF this new
system, and asserts that he will be able
to report by September OF this year that
all the banks have been examined. He
will go to ElmirI tomorrow or carly next
week to examine the Elmira Savings Bank.
which became involved in the financial ruin OF
Mayor Robinson. The bank is now open and
doing business. pending the expiration OF the
thirty days notice which depositors desiring
to withdraw their money must give II requir-
ed. This expires early next week. and Super
intendpnt Preston will then be on hand to de-
termine whether he will close the bank or not
The sun., 1893-06-17
Imported az

trbsas Wine CO.. "Gola Seal" chsmpasn..-A1.
The sun., 1893-06-17
A Receiver for the ST. Paul Globe Company.

ST. PAUL. June 16-The charges made by
the Kittson heirs against the st. Paul Globe.
IN the application for receiver OF the Globe
Publishing Company. have been withdrawn
appointment OF Judge Charles Z FIandreau
as receiver for the com pany. and tho appoint
ment was made to-day.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-10-28
ALL KNOCKED OUT.

"a stitch in time saves
nine," therefore never allow
your cold to "knock you out, "
but take at once our White
Pine, the great panacea Tor
Coughs, Colds, or ipAamed
conditions OF the lungs. Our
White Pine never fails to
relieve and (iii IN 'GaIGSe) aI%s) prevents
the possibility of Pneumonia
and long siege of serious
sickness. White Pine is
an old and time tried remedy
('Ae lGF%Sls IS nol sSsrst Of %Nl'h) such as your
physician would endorse as
efficient and reliable. Com
posed of White Pine Bark,
Wild Cherry Bark, Balm Of
Gilead Buds, Spikenard, and
Bloodroot combined with a
mild and efficient anodyne and sedatlve
and forming an excellent combination,
pleasant to take and healing to the
lungs.
1t is the best known remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarsness,
loss of voice, and all inaamed condi.
tions of the lungs and Air Passages.
If you are 'all Knocked out" don't fail
to try our White Pine. and you will al
ways keep this valuable remedy in
your house. Positively guaranteed.
A. R. Champney, Pharmacist
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-10-28
PERSONAL.

Charles II. Hoffman, returned from
the Worlds Fair to-day.
j. G. Hoffman,, wife and daughter
returned from the Worlds Fair last
week.
r. G, Hyde OF Oakland, Nd, was the
guest of j. G. Hoffman, and family
this week.
Mrs ]. II. Tyler and son Charles,
and Mrs. e. G. Lee are at the Fair
this week,
Frank Rider and wife and Miss lila
Lawrence have returned from the
Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pelton Of Chicago, are
visiting Mrs. PeltUn's parents, MIR.
and Mrs. j. w. Chapel this week.
]. G. Himmelman, Jr., OF the Gov.
ernment Printing Office at Washing
ton, visited his parents on Monday
last.
Miss Luella Sweet who has been Wis
iting friends and relatives for some
months past returned to Chicago Tues
day.
Mrs. G.. Hufford and daughter, Mrs
@. H. VanNorman and babies of To
ledo, visited relatives here the first o.
the week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-10-28

George Wilson's Monte Carlo'com-
pany will give the usual weeks perform
ances at Peoples Theatre, Toledo, next
week. Matinees Tuesday, Thurday,
Saturday. Prices Is, 25 and IS cents.
Matiness close in time for early trains
home.
The Sheridon Steel Wheel Co. are
now manufacturing one Of the neatest
and most appropriate vehicles for
children's use that is now on the mar
ket. 1t is called 1.-THE Talleho," and
is combination OF parts OF boys
bicycle and express wagon. The front
part is constructed Of the front wheel,
pedals and headgear OF the bicycle
while the rear part consists OF the hind
wheels and body of the express wagon,
With the Talleho the boy can have the
pleasure of riding the bicycle and at
the same time his sister, or some other
boys sister, or his playmate can enjoy
II ride on comfortable scat in the
wagon box, the motive power being
furnished by the bicycle rider, the
same as all other bicycles. They are
made in two sizes and are meeting
with popular favor with the trade.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-10-28
PHILIP WETZEL,
Notary Public.

Dealer in
Confectionery, Cigars and Tobacco.
Louisiana Ave Second door south of Second
street Perrysburg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-10-28
When You Visit Toledo.

When you visit Toledo do you go to
Lamson Bros. Dry Goods store? Per-
haps you do. You may be one of their
good customers. If so your trade is
appreciated. But if you do not we
want to tell you that in their store can
be found at all times the best assort-
ment of general dry goods in the cty.
Owned and managed by men who have
been brought up TO study and know
every detail OF the business and who,
months before the public needs the
goods are carefully searching among
importers and manufacturers to find
the assortment best suited to theil
large trade, carefully avoiding inferior
goods, no matter how cheap or AT
tractive they seem.
This Fall they are fully prepared
with goods suited TO u season wher
people are practiclng strictest econ
omy. They always sell at the lowest
prices consistent with safe business
principles and mt one price to all, max
ing it necessity that that price is
right.
We want you to think seriously o
this matter The stock is now com
pete in every department. Cloaks o
the newest designs, silks and dress
goods of the most popular sorts anC
fashionable makes. Hosiery and un
derwear from manufacturers whose
goods we have sold for yenr,, and know
| that they will give satisfaction. Cur
tains, fannels blankets OF the bes
makes.
Notions and small wears that will pa,
you to purchase of them. Do not b,
misled by the flaming advertisement
OF those who profess to give you some
thing for nothing. This cannot b
done. Save time by going direct T.
Lamson Brothers, 1888 and 1886 Sunni
ST., Toledo.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-10-28

Wanted,
Good girl for general housework.
90c* Mrs. G. L. Hunt, Perrysburg, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-10-28
CASH Is KING.
Times are out of joint but our Patrons are
getting the benefit.

BcttlhH Aho
The firm of L. Alden & Co., ono OF
the largest Manufacturers OF Clothing
has been forced to put their entire
stock on the market. $685. OF this
stock has been purchased by Toledo's
Clothier MIR. ]. N. Mockett at prices
that admit from % to 30 per cent dis
count. The cash must come and the
prices we put on these goods will bring
it. The stock includes hundreds OF
Boys listers at SIS, $3.50 and 910,
worth SO, $12 and SIS. Youths SS sack,
and frock suits for $3.50 and $40 regu-
lar price SIS, $l8, and 800. Hundreds
of Bows long pants IS, regular price $S
and SO? Mems listers, heavy Black
beaver $40, price SIS. Mems suits 81,
$40 that should bring s15 and $1S.
These goods are now on sale.
j. N. Mockett the Toledo clothier, 2l3,
215, and 2l7 Summit st.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-10-28

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was n Child, she cried for Castorin.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-10-28
Coughing Leads To Consumption
Kemps Balsam stops the cough at once
To Subscribers,

Any subscriber to the JOURNAL who
will pay his own subscription for one
year and will bring new subscriber for
one year will receive reduction of 25
cents on his own subscription. In other
words you can pay one year on your
own bill and one year to u newubscrib-
or for. .$l,75.