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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25
CHARGES OF scHMlTTBERcER.
They VIII lie Considered by the Police
Commissioners Friday.

NEW YORK, December 4-The police
commissioners did not meet to-day. 1T
was expected they would have special
meeting to consider the confession MADE
before the Lexow Committee last FRIDAY
by Captain Schmittberger. which charged
Inspectors Williams and McAvoy win
corruption.
An the commissioners were at headquar-
tiers during the day. but II was decided
there would be no meeting until next
Friday. Superintendent Byrnes was IN
consultation with Commissioner Murray
late this afternoon, and inspector VIII
iams had a conference with commas
sioner Sheehan. What was discussed pc
tween Mr. Byrnes and Mr.. Murray couio
NOT be learned. and Commissioner Shee-
han and Inspector Williams refused 10
say anything about their conference
President Martin said there was nothlhs
new: so far as could be learned the
hoard will at its next meeting, on FRIDAY
next take some action concerning the
general charges Of corruption anu
bribery made by Captain Schmttberger'
Concerning Schmittberger, Commission
er Sheehan said this afternoon that ii the
case of the Tenderloin commander CANT
mn before the board he would certainly
vote TO suspend him from duty.
II was opposed TO summonlng captain
Creedon back on duty" he said, ana l
will take the same position IN Scniniti-
berger's case. Men who confess to having
committed crimes are not. IN my opiiiio"'
fiji to act as police officials.
NO MORE FREE RIDES.
NEW YORK. December A-SupeTln-
teudent Byrnes to-day sent out an "
81 notidcatlon instructlng officers Of the
rarv l 1895. policeman shall not ride Lee
ON street-cars, nor shall they enjoy the
gratuitous use Of telephones. telegraphS
or other instruments a warning Is APP
,erdsd that a violation Of this rule VIII
$40 committed at the risk or dlsinisSai
from the force. 49,.
police Captain James X. Price, OF the
West Thlrty-s aventh-Street Station against
whom Captain Schmittberger mtae Ger
,,in charges in his testimony before the
sxow Committee last week, vent 10
bea6ouar,ers to-day and got Clerk stone
10 look up the record of his de'aiiiiien'
a. ward detective under Captain now IN
spector williams. In the Tenderioih fre-
cinct. ., .Aa4
schmittbs rger said in his comics son MAJ
price was a collector for Williams
The Captain got from Clerk stone y
hooks the dates and other data concern
inc his service under Williams as ward
man II f. said he is preparing defence
10 the charges made by Schmttbergef.
Cantain Martins, of the east Ihr'y
efth-strcet squad, is also quietly getting
ready TO defend himself against Schiuitt,
herger's charges that he (Martens) paii
Williams for having him promoted %
ronndsnan ana sergeant, and that IL cost
him $4,000 to be made Captain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25
TOBACCO SALES ADJOURNED.
Those of the Present Month the Largest for
Many Years.

DANvILLE, VA, December A'-Ihe
sales of leaf tobacco on this market nave
been adjourned over to the ID of January
1926. The sales of the weed during the
month OF December, which closed Satur-
dey last. were the largest than for any
December for years. For the three weeks
of the month there were 40j5,OI5 pounds
sold: sales In December last year, 2'ScS'-
hounds; in favor OF December, 1894, over
december. 1893, 1.Oe5l33 pounds. sales
from October LIST TO December Y, 1881,
inclusive 1923, 133 pounds; same time last
wear. s.5933SS pounds. in favor OF me
present tobacco Year over last l'e'sH'
pounds. ~.
Yesterday the High-Street Baptist
church (colored) was opened FOR divlne
services, In accordance with the injunction
granted by Judge Aiken. REV. ). L.
Barksdaie, the pastor, filed the pulpit
A large congregation was presait, ILL.,
Guiding the d,saffected deacons anu
trustees, but the preacher said nothing
offensive. 1t is learned that the matter
Is not ended yet, but that the minority
will make an attempt to have the inJunc-
tion dissolved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25
GOTHAM EXCHANGES CLOSED.

NEW YORK, December 2i.-The Pro.
duce and Cotton Exchanges were ciosso
to-day.
NO GRAIN MARKETS.
CHICAGO. December A.-There were no
grain markets here to-day.
Whiskey--Dlstillers' goods. N.2.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Union sToCK-YARDS. ILL. Deem
b., A.-Cattle--R Receipts, 5000 head; mar
kct strong: common 20 extra steers, 2-SDp
S75: stockers and feeders. $2o0lt3.io; cows
and bulls, siZ,q3.i0; calves, 2.0oa50O.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head; market
strong for choice; others easy; heavy.
"a 15lf4T: common 10 choice mixed, E.leD
40; choice assorted. ti.25ft435. light. S,soV
400: pigs s.. 3Du3V0.
Sheep-Rsceipts. 1000 head; market firm:
inferior 10 choice. $i.50935o; lambs. ESQ
400.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. n. C.. December a.
Rosin--Firm: strained. &c.; good strained.
400.
Tar-Firm AZ 95c.
Crude Turpentine-s Steady; hard. N.io;
soft, $50; virgin. N.s0.
SILVER IN LONDON.
LONDON. December A-Bar silver.
q 7-isd-
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK, VA, December 24.--Alarket
quiet; common. if1izc.: prime. l*c; extra
prime. &C.; fancy. 2~c.; spanish. DC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. December "a
(Special.)-A marriage took place here yes
terday Sunday morning in the Methodist
church at $50 o'clock. Rev. W. +. Davis
officiating. The contracting persons were
Mr.. George Duran and Miss Fletcher
Hicks. both or the county OF James City.
The happy pair left On the east-bound
train for wedding tour.
There are a good many visitors here
already and more are coming In.
Miss Sue Webb. daughter Of Mrs. Fl.
Macon. Is home for the holidays from
her school. In staunton.
Mr. w. @. Jones. principal Of Madison
school. Richmond, Is home for the holi-
days.
Bruton Episcopal church has been beau
tifully and tastefuily decorated for Christ
mas. Services will be held there o-mor-
row morning and some good music may
be expected.
! General James H. Lane. Professor OF
Languages In the college at Auburn, Ala,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25
Mean temperature. .......'
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK, December a.-Speculation
at the Stock Exchange to-day showed
few points OF interest. Laekawanna'
Reading. Dlstilling. and General Electric
were strong for a time. but Atchison'
Cordage. and Bay-State Gas were weak.
The transactions footed up only shW
shares, and the dulness of the market
is all the more remarkable because OF the
fact that the brokers made no effort TO
have a Christmas celebration. as In former
years. While there were only spasmodic
movements at fun-mlking. however, the
brokers did not forget the employees, ana
n neat sum was subscribed for distribu-
ton.
Reading advanced a point. to l6, on the
announcement from Philadelphia that the
Finance Company had sufficient stock to
elect Mr.. Harris president. General Elec-
tric was strengthened at one time by
denlals Of the reports that the company
was in poor shape, and that the hoou-
Wright estate was selling the stock. Inc
propossd opposition 10 the Insiders pan
Tor reorganization OF the Distilling Com
pany stimulated the upward movement IN
Iackawanna sold up to 1924 on az at
tack to cover by an old snort interss,,
AtcDlSOn Icil " Ob iNpSs.D
assessment on the stock will be heavy
There were further liquidations In Cord
age which declined 10 6H Tor the com
mon, 1l7s for the preferred, ana ~ ioI
the guaranteed-a decline of &Q2le per
cent. Bay-State Gas dropped 2es, to US
on Boston selling Southern railway Is
sues were not influenced by the reports
| that the securities OF the company nae
been listed in London. New YORK Centfa
was lower on vague runners OF a reuuc'
| ton IN the dividend rate. The directors
| n Is thought, will meet TUESDAY next
| The variations I'm other prominent STOCKS
| call for no special mention. sugar wa
| ONLY moderately active, at SygSS9s, ahe
| Chicago Gas was quiet.
Speculation closed steady. Net change
show losses OF 4 to Is per cent i.acka
| wanna rose las, Distlllers p, GENERA
Electric and Reading y, ana Rubber
per cent. The bond market was quiet ah'
| weaker.
| MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
| Money on call easy at lq2; last loan n
| /. and closing offered at per CENT Her
| camille paper. sal per cent. -, .
| Bar silver, 5S&; silver at the ooaru'
| bid IA, ..,,,
[ Sterling exchange steady. with aetna
| business In bankers bills at stdigntsiS
| for sixty days and si.sisq4.sS A Tor de
uland; posted rates. A.ssa4S sls; CONNER
| ciai bills, AS6AM4T. -,
! Government bonds steady. state bon9
active and stronger. Railroad pohu
| weaker. .oo ooo mn o,,,.
| Treasury balances: Coin, SS29S2,oo; cur
rency, S6,i0lOoo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25
INTERMENT AT APPOMATTOX.
Death of Mr.. Robert X. Andrews from
COMMANDMENTS Funeral.


STAUNTON, VA, December H.-(Spe-
cial 1.-The remains of Mrs. II. NJ. Cham
berlayne, who died here yesterday, were
to-day sent to Appomattox for burial.
Mrs. Chamberlayne's malady was con-
sumption. She is survived by three chill
dren and the husband, who is a brother
of the late John Hamden Chamberlayne,
Of Richmond.
Robert r. Andrews. recently a resident
of stanton, lately residing at Charlottes-
Vile. died here to-day at the home OF
his mother-in-law. Mrs. j. b. Slater; aged
80. Mr. Andrews was ar one time Deputy
Collector Of Internal Revenue, afterwards
a member OF the wholesale firm or
Myerley & Andrews of this city. A Few
months ago he moved to Charlottesville
but falling health caused him to return
TO Stanton. His death was caused by
consumption. Mr.. Andrews was Royal
Arch Mason, Knight Templar. and an
Episcopalian. He was n man or hne IN
telligence, and was possessed OF knight
~ nature and a generous heart. Three
daughters and a sister, Mrs. j. IL. Slater,
survive Mr.. Andrews. The funeral VIII
take place Wednesday afternoon from
Trinity Episcopal church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25
wARpmAN CLENNAN WlLLIN'.
Saws He VIII Testify TO the Police BLACK
mail IL Guaranteed Immunity.

NEW YORK, December A.-Ex-Ward-
ma, ID Glenpan. who was surrendered
nv his bondsmen on Saturday, has faiied
as vet to secure bail. and is locked up
4, The Toomba. There is rumor that
Ciennan is willing 10 tell what he knows
OF the police blackmaii and his part IN
the collectien OF II II he Is given the asslr,
snce mat the charges against him VIII
a number OF witnesses are being exam
,,ed In the District Attorneys ONCE as
~ minor matters concerning prospective
nol,ce indictments. The usual air OF Sc
crecy Is being maintained by those who
nave any part in the matter. IL Us saiu
that a big batch Of indictments inipn'as s.as
important people will be ofoereo ai'''
(.hristmas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25
BISHOP RANDOLPH AT EMPORlA.
He breaches ut the Episcopal and Baptist
Churches-Yule-Tide Notes.

ENPORIA, VA. December A-(Spe-
cial)-Rlght Rev. A. NJ. Randolph, Bishop
Of this diocese, preached to a large and
atteGtive audience at Christ church on
yesterday morning. 1t was pronounced by
all that heard IL one of the most eloquent
discourses heard here for many day.
After the services the rite of confirma-
ton was administered TO class of five
persons--viz, Hon. Peter +. Weaver Mr..
w. c. Weaver and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F.. Deal. remarkable and touching part
of the Interesting and impressive service
was the presence at the chancel rail or
father, daughter. and son. The Bishop
was most impressive in his charge to
the candidates.
The Bishop had to spend the night in
the town, and the Baptist congregation
invited the eminent divine to occupy their
pulpit and preach for them at the night
service. The invitation was kindly ac-
cepted, and a large crowd greeted the
reverend gentleman. After the services
Mr.. =. c. Mills, who was unavoidably
absent at the morning services, presented
himself, and was duly confirmed. The
whole ceremony was beautiful and I'M
pressive. 1t was rather remarkable TO see
an Episcopal bishop occupying the pulpit
TO show the friendly relations existing
between the denominations.
Miss Lucy a. Wilson. Of CORTLAND, Is
visiting her mother, and will spend the
holidays at home.
Your correspondent makes his best bow
and wishes the Dispatch and all con-
nected Herewith a merry Christmas and
a happy New Year.
COMING MARRIAGE.
The Clerk of the County Court issued
this morning a license for the marriage
OF Mr. F. II. Pair and Miss Moianun
Taylor. The groom Is Is years or age
and the bride q. The marriage takes
place with the New Year.
Mrs. Andrews. a lady residing near
Watkins's Saw-Mill, died yesterday.
Mrs. Tomllnson, the widow OF John
| Tomlinson, Esq, died at her residence.
near here on yesterday.
The town presents lively appearance
| to-day, and the stores are crowded with
| Christmas purchasers.
Miss Starr. OF Petersburg, daughter OF
| Rev. w. G.. Starr, d. D.. will deliver
a lecture here on the 18th instant for the
| benefit of the Methodist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25
cr.ApxsyIII.E TOBACCO REPORT.

GAINESVILLE. TENN. December r.
Common Tugs, 25d3.25: medium lugs,
"a ana "a. gooi Tugs. 100000; common
ieaf N5OGs.50 medium leaf. EcsQs.o;
good leaf, ssso6fil.00; fine leaf. sn.OIl2'o;
Selections, sl3o0dDi5.oo.
Receipts this week. s. hogsheads; breaks
this week. 32i hogsheads; sales THIS week.
81 hogsheads.
Market closes firm and unchanged.
As there will be no sales during next
week our next report will be dated Janu-
airy s. 1895.
try continues active at former prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25
RICHMOND ropAcco MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA, December A-No
auction sales to-day.
Private saies: Filters. 10 hogsh.ads:
smokers. 8; wrappers. Is; dark lsaf' q
Tugs, 2; scrap. .. Total, ~ hogshsads,
business has been dull to-day--in iact'
nobody on the slip attempted 70 90 muSn;
sales have adjourned over until January
2. 1895, and while no meeting was heiI
in reference to closing the Exchange, SUI
IL IL understood that institution VIII DC
closed also until January . 1870, :,
Messrs. Lee M. cayce. OF Cincinnati o..
and ]. q. Boatwrlght, OF Danviiie. va
were here to-day. All,
Mr.. w, c. Bentley. who has been 50 III
for the past three months. is ous again
and attending to business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25
rs,, n..,n. a, CbrIstiansbuvg.

CHRIsTIANSBURG, VA, December ~
(SpecIal)-Two deaths occurred In town
on yesterday. Mr.. Peter Marrow lost
daughter: aged l6 years. She had been
sick for quite while. and her death
was not unexpected. The second was
little daughter OF Mr.. Il. NJ. Gardner,
who died OF membraneous Group. she
was peculiarly bright, and dearly loved
by her parents. Her death was especially
sad in that she was perfectly well up
to forty-eight hours of her death.
Both were buried at the same time to-
day, the funerals being preached by Rev.
c. Dorsey White from the Methodist
church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25
proh.h,v Fatal emitting Array

ROANOKE. December 2i--(SpeciaL)-H
G. Hopkins, white driver for Earman q
Earman. while delivering load OF coai To-
night. was attacked by an unknown hesrv'
who wanted to take Iortion OF ms coai'
An alteration followed. In wnich mop,
kns was seriously cut about the Isce an an
hodv With n knife. and will probably die
There is no clue to his assailant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25
a G,eek steamer At Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, December "a
Especial 1.-THE first Greek steamer that
ever arrived at this port steamed up to
the coal pier early this morning from
Galveston with S.73i bales OF cotton.
valued at S23s.72s. Her name, which
covers about twenty feet In length upon
her bow, Is Georgios Michalinos. She
Is bound for Havre. France, ana 10 In
charge Of Captain Il. NJ. Pittas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25
anrursier Confessed.

pANA, ILL. December A-Noah Fos-
ter the murderer OF young Arthur Ia
Rinnion. made a full confession Q, ms
crime this morning. He said his oniy mo-
tive in killing the boy was 20 se ars the
49, cioihing. of which he robbed him
as,ar klI,ng him. Foster. who Is mar
ssea man was tramping around the coun-
nv with the boy. and when In lonely
mart OF the carbohydrates murdered him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25
COLONEL HOcs WILL CONTEST.
Formal Notice Served on Major y. d.
Otey-Claims There Was Fraud.

ROANOKE. VA, December A-(Spe-
cial.)--Your correspondent interviewed Col
onel J. Hampton Hoge to-day in reference
TO his contesting the seat of Major Peter
I Otey in Congress. Colonel Hoge Will
contest on the claim that there was fraud
practiced In every precinct in this dis
trict, and that the Democratic leaders
violated the spirit and intent OF the new
election-law. Colonel Hoge's summing up
covers fifty-two pages Of typewriter mat
ter. He claims to have positive PROOF
that over three thousand votes cast FOR
him were counted against him. The Ser
geant of Lynchburg served FORMAL no.
tice OF contest on Major Otey to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25
rr.lsh. bureau ss Char lesion.

CHARLESTON. 8. c.. December A.
A permanent organization Of Charicston's
newly-inaugurated freight bureau Was
effected this afternoon by the election Of
Alderman George w. Williams. Jr.s as
chairman. A number OF letters Of opDli-
cation from prominent railroad men who
wish to be elected manager Of the bureau
were read. The commissioners. however.
held no election. a. they desire 70 look
wei over the fsld before making q
choice. The success OF the bureau win
depend IN the main on the man chosen
a. manager. and the c0mnisslopers pro-
nose. II possible. 10 engaS3 the services
OF one OF the abtest and best-infoymed
trsfic-men in the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25

prcuMoNp LrvE-srocK MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. December lt-.S&t
l75 head: sales, l's neao. :.
Sheep and Lambs-iseeeipts, ." "''
Sa Hos:s@Receipts, 800 head; sales, 100 head.
Prices: Cattle, best, ShGihc. gre'..
medium to good. 3a3isc. gross; common W
fair. 2lfaAc. gross: bulls. 2azi5c. grvss'
sheep. 2ikft3iic. gross: hogs. es19ec' net
Prospects fair for next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25

Last sundays Richmond Dispatch was
one among the best papers ever issued
from that once. And not only the sun
day edition, but every day It Is hiied 70
the brim with tire latest news and o'ne'
choice reading matter. II you want 70
take a live daily paper containing all the
news OF virginia and North Carolina
then subscribe to the old reliable Hch'
mond Dispatch. The Buchanan BANNER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25
ApELEcATe DIES SUDDENLY.
Hon. Doian +. Coleman, OF spotsyivania'
Passes Away.

Passes Away.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. December
a-(special.) Hon. Dolan T. Coleman,
member of the House Of Delegates from
this city and county. died suddenly at
his residence In the county this morning
of heart-disease. He retired last night APP
narentiy as well as ever. but just before
day his wife was awakened by his EFFORTS
TO breathe. and before medical AID couid
he summoned he expired. He was one OF
the wealthiest and best-known citizens OF
the county, and for many years has been
prominent in political circles. He was
IS years OF age. and leaves wife ana
two children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25

To keep UP with the times you cannot
AFFORD to be without Harper's Weekly.
Only "a year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25

DOsRS--AMERIOAu BEAuTnA
N BRip1s. F1RI.ls, lNR LAR1AlQl q
SAHDKx s prhsss = ssa1 ~ ,al?H ..,.. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25

Mo one who has taken Harpers Maya
zine gives IL up willingly. Price, ~ year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices Of Money. Bonds. Stocks, Grain, To-
bacco, Cotton, &C., and the Wea-
Their Indications.

- WASHINGTON. d. O., December "a
DAM forecast for Virginia Increasing
"' cloudiness, with rain; warmer;
southwest winds.
North Carolina: Increasing cloudiness.
with showers warmer; southwest winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25

Smoke Hotel Brunswick Cigsrs.
TAYLOR & BOILING COMPANY.
Distributors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25

NEW YORK, December H.-The Pro.
duce and Cotton Exchanges were closed
to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25
ORE CAUTIOUS.


learned from the haste 10
...r pupils literally has made
ttsiners more cautious. and II
-.,-.ng II they DO not pursue a
Native policy next year. Very
ssociations publish a state
-.r business. such as was done
Ing club. II New York. There
-. that the track at Cleveland
'3rlng its six days last July
o,h r member Il the grand
OBJ. same time. Here the gate
..,e IN excess OF the previous
.G the entries were more nu--
Bro az any other point. Bur
.-- Up with the ohio metropo-
:.-s secured from horsemen'
. average attendance was con-
below that OF 1893. when a TWO
famine was first att mpte1
up member Of the circuit. De-
.afa very successful Inaugural
n-w track at Crosse Pointe,,
... entrance money contrlOu'eu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27

Theatre.goers will recognize the above
portraits os those Of q young actress Oh
whom the world already Knows much'
and is destined to know more. The laGy
Miss Ellen Vockey, was born In balt-
more, graduated 10 music from toe yea
body Institute OF that city, and finished
her musical education at Lelpsic In Ger
many. Even in ahildhood she gave evil
dence of possessing the dramatic IN
stinct. Her earliest professional APP
pearAuces were on the German stage, as
MARY Stuart" aud Jane Eyre, In
this country as Juliet" "Parthenia'
and Lady Teazle"-With marked sue
cess. Asa dramatic reader, she has won
high praise, having given selections
from Schiller and Goethe before the
German Court During the Words
Fair In Chicago. she created sensa-
ton in performances in the Woman's
Building, and also at the Calumet Thea
ire. Since then she has repeated her
success In New York and elsewhere. In
Washington, where she resides, Miss
Vockey is great favorite, being as
charitable as she is talented. We glad
" make room for the following letter,
showing her good fortune IN hygienic,
as well as dramatic direction:
260 w. 22d St, New York.
THE PRE- DIGEsTED FooD Co., 30 Reade
ST., New York.
Gentlemen:-I beg leave TO Inform
you that have used your Paskola, and
find II an excellent thing as flesh and
strength producer. heard OF IL
through friend, and also from my
brother, who is painter. Both recon-
mended me TO try it, and | did so. As
my work is hard and exhausting, often
felt faint after performance. Indeed,
half the time / had no appetite, but
since 1 began the use OF Paskola, |
have a lovely appetite, and have gained
flesh. 1t is an excellent starchy food
and the stomach absorbs IL easily. l
can only speak OF II In the highest
terms, and shall continue its use during
the hot weather. / recommend IT 10
the profession Tor use both before ana
after a performance. l hope what /