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The Portland daily press., 1894-07-10

WANTED-You to know that win remove
w your ashes, old papers and rubbish tosuit
you and at a fair price. All orders sent me
promptly attended to. G. B. WISH, 169 Green
St, mar2dtf
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-10

MONEY TO LOAN-On farm mortgages as
uA we'll as loans on other real estate Also
on collateral securities at satisfactory rates.
Farms and al kinds of real estate bought and
sold. l. L. BUTLER, 90 Exchange street
21-3
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-10
CLOCK REPAIRING.

WANTED-An persons IN want of trunks or
w bags to call al E. d. REYNOLDS, 556
and 568 Congress street, corner of Oak. as we
manufacture our goods and can therefore give
you bottom prices; trunks repairsd; open av-
enlngS. 3O-5
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-10

I ,OST-Saturday, silk purse with steel fringe
- and rings. Small sum of money. Please
leave at Press Office. E. H. 1o-l
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-10

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents, cash in advance.
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-10
SAYINGS BANK BOOK LOST.

WI have been notified in writing as required
~ by Revised Statutes, Chapter At, Section
Book No. 45o. is lost and that she desires
duplicate book issued to her
GORHAM SAVINGS BANK,
By JOHN A. WATERMAN, Treas.
Gorham, Me-, June %, 1894. je26d1aw3w*
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-10

NOTICE-A business man who NAV he
~ looking for worthy and lasting occu-
patton in which to make big money and ac-
complish great good, will certainly find
IAN. HOTEL. Portland. Me-, from o to II
a.. m. II
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-10

IL beth for less than one-half its cost;
partly furnished; cottage finely built and
situated on one of the most beautiful spots
SMALL, IS Preble street. Cottage, SI5OO.7-i
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-10
FOB SALE.
Forty words or less inserted under this
Head for one week for rs cts. in advance

NEW TYPE WRITER FOR SALE. verv
~ cheap. Party purchasing can secure
agency for the same. f. t. M, Boy 45S
City. n
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-10

ITO LET-The fourth floor in our building
II space e5x70 feet with heat power and
featuring purposes. Inquire of MEGQUIER s.
JoNEc, 90 Farl ST. mar2tf
The evening world., 1894-01-20
LIVINGSTON DEAD.
His Demise in France Last De-
cember First Announced To-Day.
Inferred In the Family Vault, Trinity
ChurchyarI, This Morning.

Naws -, ,ha aao,h ~, r,no tt.
E'"' Nv ue"'" VI '""6e"e ~, ''N
iheslon. or Livingston Manor, at TiN"ll
and grandson of Chancellor Robert Il,
IIvtro,,a, ~, Et,o r,,,aa IA, ., H.
"''"H''o"' ~ H''' '''"''' i"'' 80 III
MS eishtS-hrst year, was published FOR
the first lime to-day i'm a death notice I'm
n norni,. no,or as ,,Il,u..
IL "'''"'"h P"p'' Il = i"'''"H'
DIED
liViNCSToN-Engrne Livingston Il, Vice,
tLahre on ihs "a day ~ December 1893 III
NJ r,sn,y-nlsa Stlt NJ -. u
la" On %, a. ~. 10. '"r..",I in
TrinIty CaurrrJh"ari a, . a, ~ SIAM TmI " ,N NJ" "
A.,
me communal srrN'c" was rrai 'hls
morning at a4j o'clock AT Trinity Church
by Rev. joseph W. HII, the body of
A., i,
The evening world., 1894-01-20
BADLY BEATEN.
Keane Tried to Preserve Order at
the Lady Limericks'" Ball.
Assistance Arrived and Three Men
Were Arrested.

James Shanahan, a bartender. OF 357
East Thirty-seventh street; Patrick
O'Donovan. a porter, OF 2i7 Greenwich
street, and John Manigan, also a porter,
of 2a4 East Thirty-fourth street. were
committed for trial to-day by Justice
Koch at the Yorkville Police Court, on
a charge of having assaulted Policeman
william ekane, OF the East ~Thirty-ffth
street squad. Keane's face is cut and
bruised, and his body is sore from the
kicking he received. O'Donovan was
the only one of the prisoners who bore
any marks Of violence. He has a black
eye.
The assault took place early this morn
Ing in the lobby OF the Lyceum Opera
House, where the Lady Limericks' had
a ball. From the policeman's recount
the Lady I!mericks' were II Jolly lot OF
girls, and there were several scrimmages
among the dancers during the night.
Keane' who was detailed at the han to
Al $50 o'clock the prisoners. with sew
eral friends. came tumbling down the
stairs, swearing and striking out at one
another. krane sprang al them and or
derei them disprrs-, or he would arrest
every one Of them.
Shanahan for II reply gave the police
man u KICK III the stomach. As keallr
doubled mp from the Kick O'Douovan
struck him u blow in the mouth. AT the
same time Mangin caught keane by the
legs and pulled him Off his feet.
Detective Sheridan appeared at this
iuncture. On seeing the state Of affairs
he blew a blast from his whistle and in
IA few minutes IA quartet Of policemen
appeared.
The order charge" was given and In n
few minutes the hall was cleared, and
the three prisoners were. In custody:
After being locked up fur the balance Of
the night they were brought to court,
wher" the magistrate committed them to
prison.
til" three men turned upon Erane and
threatened to assault him then and there.
hut other officers appeared ana pre-
Nentrl II.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
CUPID AND THE HARD Times.
A Slump in the City Hall Matri'
monial Market.
Sober" Flynn's Conductors Are
Corrcspondingly Unhappy.

Times are so hard now II seems men
can't even AFFORD to make love" said
Cupid Richard Fitzgerald. of the City
Han Marriage Bureau, his morning.
cupid was bewailing the slump in the
matrimonial market, n the consequent
falling Off in his fees.
why he continued. "where ten
couples used TO get married. one is mar
ri,d nov, aud the worst Of 1t Is lhat
the few who get married haven't II
cent
The fun force OF this remark will b.
a. preciatrd when 1t Is explained that
cupid always expects a fee when he
solves that automatically impossible
but simple matrimonial problem Of max
ing two one.
Ii il not a labor Of love with his par
tlcular cupid, uniting men and women In
ne ho!% bonds OF wedlock, but business.
by all the mud In Mulberry street -
he cNClaims, where are the E'yetllians"
Mondays and Thursdays are their days
for getting spllCad, They used to come
th-m now" Why, we had two days this
week ON which we had only one mar
rlag- each, and The fellows were both
broke. No, the city Hall marriage bust
ness amt what II used to he. You don't
see the color Of a tiye-dollsr note any
more, You're lucky IL they say, Thank
Il Nblr
cupid Richards colleagues. his brother
John AM the N.stor OF the hyn-nral art
city Hall styl--liarry Van p-l,, tell
the same tale Of woe. They are the CO.
hdjutors of Alderman Sober Flynn, the
High Priest NJ Bowling Green, who
reads something out OF a book To the I'M
~furtunates who come before him. and
then tries 10 console them by telling
them that hey are man ami wife, and 10
~ away aud b- happy.
"SOier' Fly nm Is not supposed 10 get
anything for Ms Indispensable services.
ANA he isn't saying II word. An Alder
man cannot legally accept n fee for
performing a marriage. Neither can
ne lit2scralds and Van Ielt. but they
c>p"ct something for the trouble they
take In rNprIitins matters. They usual
~ unit for tn" Alderman To tie the
knot and make out the papers, and
when they have TO perform this labor
for love they kick.
The records in the Bureau OF Vital
Statistics show that the number OF mar
riugrs FOR the first two weeks i'm Ian
uary this year was 500, against ISL for
the corresponding period In 1898. This
ratio of increase is not In proportion
with the increase in population, which
shows hat marriages are not falling
OFF at the City Hail alone,
The evening world., 1894-01-20
WANTS TO SETTLE IN CASH.
Deisler Arrested for RObbing Ii
German Hospital a Year Ago.

Bruno Deisler, twenty-nine years Old
Of 1874 Third avenue, formerly book
keeper for the German Hospital ana
Dispensary, at Park avenue and Seventy
seventh street, and now orresponding
bookkeeper for Benziger Bros, the Bar
clay street publishers, was n prisoner III
Yorkville Court this morning charSeu
with stealing money.
The warrant on which he was arrested
last night by Policeman Vail was sworn
out by Joseph Nevlns, Treasurer OF the
German Hospital. The SPECIFIC charge
syoinst Delaler is that March ~, 1873, ne
APPROPRIATED $40 that should nave sohs
70 the hospital funds. ,-i,
On that day Pauline Keller. or ltti
First avenue. went to, the hospitai anu
rave Deisler SO. the dues OF her uteie,
William Kaupp, one OF the hosPitai >
Trustees. peisier, It is alleged, took the
money and made u false entry on the
Tb theft was not noticed until lately
when the yearly accounts or the lhstl-
tuition We're being gone over. ~ we
mean time, Densler had resigned his po,
alton in the hospital, and had obtained
a responsible position win heh"s''
No complainant appeared against nm
IN yorkyille Court to-day, ana ne was
remandeh for examination to-nl3rroW
The hospital authorities cannon zen JUST
vet how much money peisief mas al
propriated. -, oya,
his arrest to-day. II would rum MN ioi
life he said, and he was willing 10, pay
any amount which the hospital authorl-
ties might say hat he had stolen
The evening world., 1894-01-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Swallowed Swords for Science and
May Die.
Fourteen Blades Pulled Out of His
Throat at Once.

AS a result Of his exhibition OF sword
SWALLOWING before the doctors at HI.
Metropolitan Throat Hospital yesterday
afternoon, Frederick McLone, known on
the stage as Chevaller Cliquot, lies at
the Union square Hotel In a precautions
condition.
Drs. shannon and %l.ilienthal, who are
attending him, cannot as yet determine
whether the internal wounds he suffered
VIII prove fatal or not. He Is suffering
the most intense agony. and Is kept con-
stantly dosed with hypodermic injection
OF morphine. His stomach refuses all
food.
CheFaiier cliquot, who Is Il Canadian,
Is known, and has travelled all over the
world giving his wonderful exhibitions
oftaking steel blade OF all descriptions
watches ana chains into his stomach.
ne only returned from Il trip abroad a
Prof. Hops, of the Metropolitan Throat
Hospital. was anxious To witness these
ehhibitions In the interest OF science, and
Invited Cliquot to appear before him and
disposins, Of a number OF small swords
}hst TO give him an appetite. the Cheva.
tdi nr,lIn nrodsS wr "a final ssore,share
Inch blade, After slipping twenty-five
Inches Of cold steel into his body he
placed a bar across il with an eighteen
pound weight at each end. lie then
visited II completely around to the as
constituent OF all.
In doing this feat he pierced the lower
W3l Of the stomach. Despite the pain,
he next took fourteen small blades and
but them down his throat at once.
While they remained there. DR.. Hope
suddenly noticed him grow white II
toiter. Losing his presence of mine
DR.. Hope grabbed the swords. and in
stead Of taking them out one at IA time,
Dulled the whole bundle out at once.
This laccrated Cliquot's stomach aud
aesophagus terribly.
Some years ago this human sheath
had, d sword break in two while swH!-
owing II, n 1t was Thought he Couli
never live. Since then a number Of nc
cidents have occurred, but none so scri-
GUS as the present one.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
LOOKS LIKE A FIGHT.
Clouds Lifting from Duval Ath.
letio Club Prospects.
Party Not Likely to Be Followed
Out of Jacksonville.
Panama. Park Thought to Be the
Probable Scene Of Battle.
Special TO The Evening WORLDLY

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 20.-Pana.
ma Park. four miles east of Jacksonville
will probably be chosen as the site fol
the fight. 1t is on the Florida Contra
; and Penlnsular Railroad and can be
made almost inaccessible by the opening
of a ~drawbridge over the creek hat run
through the park.
The land has been offered to the Clut
by a Mr.. Lyman, and unless some more
advantageous proposition is laid before
Bowden and his confreres they will ac-
ceot.
There Is little doubt that the authori-
ties will be content with preventing the
battle being held in this city. and no
demonstration in the way Of following
the principals out of Jacksonville Is
likely.
With the coming of some of the main
guard of the army of Northern sports
the cloud OF uncertainty has lifted.
Everybody now takes 1t for granted
that there is going to he a battle, and
that 1t will be free from Interference
The action of the Governor in ordering
troops here cleared the atmosphere.
Previously the club managers had been
pickering. and were at cross-purposes as
to the advisability of holding the fight
in the arena and defying the Governor.
Now they are all working for the one
purpose. to hold the fight near the city,
but In safety.
: The betting so far In this city has been
light. 500 to $50, with Corbett, of course,
as favorite. being the ruling price.
~ Henry stedeker begins selling auction
The evening world., 1894-01-20
THEY SCREAMED FOR HELP.
A Policeman Saves Two Women
from Rafferty,, IA Cutter.

John Rafferty,. thirty years old, of go
West Thirty-third street, was held in the
Norkville Court to-day on Il charge OF
assault,
Policeman Krarns, OF the West Forty
seventh street squad, was patrolIing his
post along West Fifty first street at
$50 O'Clock last night. when he heard
screams Of "polict'' ami 'lIelp,' com
ing from Tie direction 81 the dock. tie
ran down and saw rafferty, leave TWO
women, and dart into II brick yard.
KcHrnS followed and captured him in
hiding behind an ice cart.
The women were BdilHrha Wagner.
twenty-five years old, Of no Eleventh
avenue. and Annie Herman, aged thirty
years, OF ~ West FIttieth street. Both
are respectable married wumen in very
poor circumstances. They told the OIL
Ger that Rafferty, had induced them TO
20 To the dock with him on a promise
to give them each II bag Of coal.
ON arriving there he gave them the
coal and then attempted 10 take liberties
with them. In the struggle he tore Mrs,
Wagner's clothes,
The evening world., 1894-01-20
ANK K. Great Story in Sunday World T0-M0r1,
SUSPECTED HER VISITORS.
Mrs. Goodman Has -Four Men and I.
Woman Arrested.

-Four men and a woman, who were
charged with grand larceny, were ar
ra'sned In the Essex Market Police
Court his morning. They were Michael
ana William Wero, aged respectively
twenty and twenty-four years, the for
mer OF S33 Mulberry street and the latter
nj fl Clinton place: Ferdinand Romano.
twenty-five, OF 23f Mulberry street;
Luigi Pecora, eighteen years old. of 50 IL
Mulberry street and Mary Schenelle,
'w,ssn.S.seven, of !s3 Mulberry street.
n nne Complainant was Mrs. Barbara
,'oooman, who keeps a furnished room
mouse at 50 Rivington street. Mary
~schenelle formerly occupied a furnished
room In Mrs. Goodman's house. He
r NV td 2 and . o'clock last evening she
Three hours later the Wero brothers
came, and the party sat dow and
PLAYED a friendly game OF cards. They
Il Just st' feei IKE S SMOKING H1 aaer; said WILL
IAN Wero, and he walked into another
room, where his overcoat was hanging,
TO get a cigar. While, he was In the
other room Mrs. Goodman heard him
turn the key in the door. opening It.
She wanted to get up and lock the door
again, when the Wero brothers blocked
her way.
When she finally entered the room ten
minutes later she found she had been
robbed. A trunk had been broken open
and fve gold watches and chains and
other, jeweiry. amounting in all to about
800, had been stolen.
Mrs. Goodman at once suspected that
she was the victim OF a well-laid plan.
She went on the street and
Policeman Mccarthy and caused the ar
rest OF her visitors. They denied all
knowledge of the larceny.
Policemen Rosenberg and Abrams. Of
Capt. CortriRht's command. went to
Mary ScheneIle's home, in Mulberry
street, and placed Romano and Pecora,
who were there, under arrest.
All of the jewelry stolen from Mrs.
Gocdman's house was found in a figure
on the mantel-plece. The men denied all
knowledge of how II got there.
Justice Hogan held the FIVE prisoners
for further examination in default of
81 600 bail each.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
THIEVES ROBBED A THIEF.
Dougberty and Clancy Convicted
T~hemseIves. nv Well us Ron.

Henry Dougherty and Martin Clancy
were held In the Lee Avenue Court, Will
iamsburg. to-day on a charge Of stealing
d pair OF horse blankets from a thief.
Lewis Roff broke into the stable OF
William Handen. 100 North Second
street, about Il month ago and got the
blankets. Then he took them TO his
lodgings, 81 North Second street. and
the following night he himself was
robbed.
Roff, was before Judge Moore In the
Court of Sessions yesterday and was
found guilty OF burglary and sent 10 the
penitentiary for four a half years.
Dougher.y II Clancy were the pr.n-
cipal witnesses against him, y at
the conclusion OF the trial they were
surprised when Judge Moore ordered
Policeman Coneghy TO take them TO the
Lee Avenue Police Court and prefer a
charge of larceny against them.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
RAIN FOR TOMORROW.
Then VIII Come Freezing Weather
Says MIR. Dunn.

Very heavy rains are reported from
the Central States. ana II Weather
Prophet Dunn's prediction is correct this
vicinity viii get a part Of them tn-mor-
row. rhe rainfall In oklahoma was 2.gi
Inches during the past iwcnly-tuur
hours. Kansas records | Is inches, ST.
Louis, 10 OF an inch, and Chicago ~ of
an inch, Snow WAS falling to-day In the
lpper Mississippi \ail,S
Mr.. Dunn says that hIgG uorth"Ist-rlN
winds viii prevail during TODAY ami to-
night, They VIII be fuilu"cl 10y cloudy
weather and rain to morrow. The tenn
ptratuTc viii bc considerably warmer.
This dis agreeable weather viii only
last until Monday, fpT there il an area
OF cOli weather following in the track
Of The sturta. trcrEing pulnI may be
touched iun MOrday.
The temperature i'm this city ~ 5
o'clock was y. The coolest point In the
United States was Al Mortified, where
tho mercury registered eight degrees be-
low zero. A. Jupiter. Fla, ~ degrees
naked the wHrmsst point IN the country.
Waste no money. Buy Salvation Oh. the only
good linimenI. II Kills a4 pain, -
The evening world., 1894-01-20
HAt0lMANN & CO.. FAIL.
Liabilities Estimated at $4,000
Assets, $4,000.

Edward A. Haldimann & Co., impor-
tiers and wholesale dealers in watches
and jewelry, at 80 Maiden lane, made
an assignment without preferences to-
day to Lawyer John ]. Connolly, OF 81
Chambers street.
Mr.. Connolly told an Evening World
reporter that he would not be able to
file his schedules. showing assets and liza
bilities until the early part of next
week.
AT a rough estimate" he said, II
think the liza Utilities will not exceed Sl5,-
900. The assets amount to about SIC, 900.
The assignment is the result of the gen.
eral depression OF trade"
The evening world., 1894-01-20
TALK OF A WILL CONTEST.
senator Stanford's Brother Not Sat.
isiied with His Portion.

SAN FIlANCISNO, Jan, N.-The Ex-
aminer SAYS II is rumored That \. T..
stanford, OF New York, u brother OF the
int Leland stanford, will contest the
lafteT'S Will.
stanford is quoted as having said he
had not announced his intention OF con-
testing the will, but that ne was by no
means satisfied with sl0O, O00. the amount
left him 10y senator Stanford.
lie said, II the other side manifesLs
a disposition 10 be fair and reasonable,
/ shall not bring suit. | would greatly
into the Courts, because II would air a
family matter that l don't wish TO give
publicity to-
The evening world., 1894-01-20
BOATS LOST-CREWS SAVED.
spanish Fishing Fleet Wrecked In
the Hay of BIscay.

LONDON, Jan. ga Madrid de-
spatch TO the Standard states that a
furious gallo on the coast of Biscay oc-
casioned intense alarm at the various
ports for the safety of the fishing fleet.
Late last night, however. 1t was learned
that h crews of sixteen smacks had
taken refuge aboard six fishing steamers,
which, after towing the smacks for a
time, were obliged to cut the vessels
adrift, owing to the violence of the
gale.
h fishermen are greatly distressed
over the loss of their boats.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
TEN MEN PROBABLY LOST.
Canadian Party Eleven Days over
due at Bear Greek.

WINNIPEG, Man Jan. 20.-Word has
been received here that |" Dollan. OF
thsi city, and Il party Of nine men, have
persisted In the Rocky Mountains. Near
ly all the party were from this city.
They left Three Forks, Il. e.. a fort
night ago. for Bear Creek, near Fort
Steele. II should take the party but
three days to get TO their destination,
and AZ they only had provisions Tor that
length % time they are supposed to have
all perished.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
GIRL SKATERS DROWNED.
Westfleld River Ice Too Thin to
Bear Rescuprs.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Jan. 20, -
Theresa Jones, aged seventeen, and
Martha Hartford. aged sixteen, both mill
girls, We're drowned while skating in the
Westield River at Mitteaeaque, last
night. Frank Hartford. brother OF
Martha, while trying to save them, was
pulled in and narrowly escaped drown
in.
A crowd gathered on the shore, but
no one dared venture on the thin Ice u
save the girls, who sank before their
eyes.
The evening world., 1894-01-20

John Weiss, aged ,hrty.seyen' Of io Mercer
street. Jersey Guy, was struck aud fatally hurt by
a dTill onEinv IN the Penas, lysnIa Railroad yards
this morning
avenue, Jersey CitA, fell white ~AllshtinE from q
trolley car, Rt Jordan avenue and ISntEomery
street. this morninI. breaking his srm and reueiv-
Ing internal Injuries. lie was removed TO the
City Hospital,
The evening world., 1894-01-20
Passport for Entry Abolished.
BY Associated Press. !

10y NhHU.TdVVu FTt7s'J
MADRID. Jan. Ca Government de-
cree has been issued abolishing the obi
cation of IA special passport for entry to
the Philippine Stands. The passport
regulation has irritated foreign visitors,
and its abolition is expected to result
in an extensive inning of Euro
peans and Americans to the islands.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
OHIO BANK ASSIGNS.
Cashier DennIstOn Accused of
WrerkinE nm Ottawa Institution.

OTTAWA, o.. Jan. 20r-The Ottawa
Exchange Bank, the property OF s.
Slauson. assigned yesterday to DIR. Reed
and Bruce McGrevey. The assets are
about 10000. The bank will pay about
40 cents on the dollar. and the real estate
may raise ii to 70 cents. II was the oldest
bank In Northwestern Ohio.
The cashier. b, f. Denniston, who Is
in New York, Is charged with being its
wrecker through high living and lnju-
dicious investments.
The evening world., 1894-01-20

Roth Died of Grip the same Day.
BURLINGTON. y. j., Jan. 20 -Mr. and Mrs.
James D Kendle, Of Bridseboro, Ssei about
eighty years, died yesterday Of grip, They had
been III but two days AMI tSsr deaths occurred
within an interval Of wv hours.
The evening world., 1894-01-20

Waste no money. Buy Salvation on. the only
good linimenI. II Kills a4 pain, -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-01
The ROAD RACE.
There WIN b a big Field o. Entries
II this Contest.
THE RlNDlrAP?lSG COMMITTEE
Is Considered an Excellent one-Re.
suit OF the Base Ball Games and
Horse Races IsssSriay-Pit,seursh
Team Defeated cincinnAi Over.
wheininEiy-osaer Sporting Items.

4i.hs Sue d,IEs ne,re, for ,Ae IL.
,r1I.oEycrz.aIItIeaoa DScesa:;sa Day,
the izies.I; InOas the vaeti1sn .ttse
ei;T xad vieiaiiy grow. asrs pro-
EerseA4. 4. mentioned Ia ihess CO..
aasI be!es0, tie 'trIlEy SesEssa the
nd.rs viii b Erel. .E4 the dealso
themselves are Ssurirr o. .he posi-
bili:y CT having Eozs ers!er riding their
make Q! uassl, pail GoEa TIA! hish
Er1ee sI!iy bicycle =hiSa has Sesa
hung 1P l. Ers: pri1a wh4el-ea 10
tending 20 sa:st ;his eoate.; should 90
50 pretty soea -oE. 20 that the hAati-
capp:as committee eaa se; ;ae dlia IN
shape to Eire 90: lie hEaj;e15s Il sod
ize. The committee ss!ee:ea e. ;Ais
zriEsaI Eerk Is Sszs-lly conceded 70
&c rcd enc Eaiea viii zE1rd h173i.
ca7S TIA: EIll b fz;r AID .1.is!1s:ory 70
al the ri3ArL EsTT hlIaks eaa Be OBJ
t,iaei Il the following plt;sI: iS-rttf.
6rSczK cite, Fs1rsseata street; JAsez
C Si1zp. Reilly h7i!5iaz; Eieser
Hardware Ceaalay, Masonic eziidicS;
Geerre ". Iohnton's Seas. 1910
Main street; & HoSe CeaeIaT. Ills
Mark; street; Cjsrslxrd CyciizE
AsezcE, So1ik Market street and
oIher pikSeA