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c. q. SLOAN 4 CO., AUCrS., 1401 q ST.
Successors to Latimer d Sloan.
FINE PAIR BAYS. 10 HANDS HIGH, YEARS
OLD, LONG TAILS AND NAMES. KIND AND
GENTLE AND GOOD WORKERS, Al AUC-
TION IN FRONT OF our SALES ROOMS
AT TWELVE NJ. SATURDAY. ALSO ONE
FINE COUPE OR BROUGHAM HORSE-AIL
THE PROPERTY OF PRIVATE OWNERS
rnhS-2t c. q. SLOAN & Co. Aucts, 1407 g st.
DUNCANsoN BROS, AUCTIoNEERs.
By virtue of n certain collateral note, dated
February 3. 4. u. 1894. will SELL SATJ'H-
DAY. MARCH TENTH, A. ID. 1894. at ONE
O'CLOCK L. NJ, at auction rooms, corner 9Th
and ID SITS NV, Washington, ID. c., the collateral
named in said note, to wit:
One note Of Frank and Marie L. Baldwin. for
81 2l5 30. dated May *, 1872, given under two
deeds OF trust, dated. respectively. June D. 1891
and August q, 1891, and recorded in Liber L, No.
4, foos 232 and 4i2, Of the land records OF Alex
andria county, Virginia.
BY order of the holder of the note.
All persons interested will please take notice.
mhGdts DUNCANSoN BROTHERS, Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
AUCTION SALE OF UN1,r.DEENFD PLEDGES.
H. BERNHEIMEli 4 CO., AUCTIONETRS.

n w..
,S On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH rTF-
VIII fIN n IN, 1884, AT Two O'CLOCK PM. we
Il en- cyhInenoe 10 sell at the establishment OF
L. aeldenheimer. l230 pennsylvanin avenue north
nes, al piedges upon which interest IL overdIo
~ 10 Snls GATE, Consisting Of Fine Diamond RingA
IN, STUDS and Earrings, Gold, Silver and Metal
wa'cnes' an Kinds Of Fine Jewelry clorks Cloth
ing al1 Books OF all kinds and a class OF goods
seneus FOUND IN loan once. This sale shall
tSoaslnue untl all lots disposed OF Ticket
no,I ahd ont-of-town customers kindly taks
mhs-7t y uFnt->,tr,r>,,,, ~,
- W. sLOAN CO., ACCTIOSEERs l@O7 q "a
Vsuccessorss to Latimcr & sloan)
q, E virtue OF deed Of trust. dated the 10th da1
" reneuary AID 1892. and duly recorded IN liner
~. iooo Ioilo lSl et Sea- of the land records
~ me District OF Columbia, and at the reouest q
.ne par! secured thereby, We viii sell at publio
aucu0n IN front of the premises on NONDAY
t me rMEifTH DAY OF MARCH AID isa. n
twant, 1aSa foIR O'CLOCK PM. the north
hra w. reet by the depth thereof OF lot NUM-
eeIso nineteen Qsl in square numbered ten hun
t e.eI anu twenty u020l. Improved BY a two story
or1ck dwelling, No 704 18th street southeast
Terms made known at the time OF sale. sloo
required "nen the property Is struck on
II. II. BERGMAN
r.,,.., ERNEST l. SCHMIDT
- 49,. N>es Trustees
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pnhl-d&ds
TRUSTEES SALE.

c. c. SLOAN & co, AUCTIoNEERs 1907 @ ST.
Successors to Latimer & Sloan.)
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Salvation Oil cures cuts and spgaius, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-09

c. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCrS., l4O7 q ST.
lSuccessOrs to iAtimer 4 Sloan.
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Trustee, 470 La. ave.
ALBER-" II. RIFF,
Trustee, Central National Bank City.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-15

WAsHiNCToN, Dec. l3-Nord has
ests OF the west. representing invested
capital 81 not less than sJDDOOo,0O0. are
about to grapple IN death struggle
with the sugar trust ami that the direc-
ton Of the lighting Is To be lodged with
r. ID. Armour. Nelson MorrisIand Swift
the Chicago kings Of the meat trade.
The United States is TO be the battle
ground. and unless the program mis-
carries, the encounter between these
colossal interests will furnish the crown
ing sensation Of the short session Uf
congress-.
Free sugar ls necessity for the free
importation OF meat products to the
great consuming markets Of Europ,
The imposition Of duty on sugar wa
promptly met by the raising Of the CO.
barge against American beef by &c.
many and Denmark. and the spiri' e
retaliation is being encouraged by other
foreign nations with menacing hearth
ness The American meat trade with
foreign countries approximates $4,000
coo year. and anything that threatens
it's mighty business IN vital or import
ant way instantly touches the pockets
Of the most powerful combinations in
existence.
Cattle ralsers are ia d state OF per.
petual warfare with the great packing
combinations; but when in the.presence
Of a common enemy a community OF in
terests is at once formed aud united
front presented Therefore, the cattle
raisers. cattle killers and meat distribu-
tors are pooling their issues and prepar
lug To remove the cause Of irritation
that s disturbing their established trade.
The duty 90 sugar being that cause,
they will lombard the trust.
The condition being TINS squarely
defined. line Of action was soon agreed
upon. The details of this campaign
have not been fully matured. but the
general outlines have been agreed upon.
subject, Of course to modification. The
purpose is 10 go at the sugar trust in
the senate at the first opportunity, even
at the risk Of blocking all kinds OF legis-
ton and forcing an extraordinary sess
ion. The theory upon which this prop
osition is based is that the meat inter
ests are Of more important than sugar.
the Nicaragua canal appropriation or
anything else that can be brought up,
and that congress must protect them.
In this fight the meat men feel that
they can command the aggressive sup
port OF senators from every western and
southern state, and put up a combins.
ton that will be invincible.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-15
Communicated
Married.

Miss Julia Livingston to Mr.. Hiram
Keigbting. at the home of the bride s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Livingston
Camp Crook, s. d.. at 3 O'Clock p. IN.
Dec. 10. 1894.
After the ceremony. which was per
formed by the Rev. j. NJ. Gardner. an
excellent supper was served prodigious
10 gu 1ity. excellent in quality. 1t con
sste ~ the choicest eatables procur
able The table was hands 5mely decor
atei ~lfh beautiful flowers arrangei in
the most tasty manner. After supper
dancing was indulged in for several
hours The bridesmaid and grOOmsman
we're Miss Ethel Ashcroft. and Mr. Dan
Livingston. The bride Is a beautiful
brunette. while the groom is a tall hand
some blonde with heavy mustache.
Many costly presents were received.
One hundred and twenty seven guests
were present. few Of whom were:
Mesdames Gardner. Lefors. Mcdonnell.
Heaks Carter and Brown: Messrs Gar
diner. Lefors. Mcdonnell. Heaks. Carter
and Brown. Mr. John Simmons and
family. Misses Matte Catron. Electa
Padden. Ethel Ashcroft. May Brown.
George Shelving aud Belle Nians: Mes
srs. Kerr. Sparks. Hadden. Carter.
Heake. Armstrong. Brose and Laney
The ride and grbom will start 10 a
few days for Lampaas, Texas, where
they expect to make their home. The
best Of their many friends go with them.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-15

This remedy is becoming 80 we'll
known and SO popular as to .need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song Of
pra SEA purer medicine does not ex-
ist and it is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed. Electric Bitfers will cure all
diseases Of the liver and kidneys. will re-
move pimples. boils. salt rheum and
other affections caused by impure
blood.-Will drive malaria from the sys.
tenn and prevent as well as cure all ma.
larisl fevers. Forcure OF headache, con.
stipation and indigestion try Electric
Bitters.-Entire satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded.-Price Scots. and
el.00 per bottle at John Wright's drug
store.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-15
for Infants ard Children.

"Castoria is so well adapted to children thai
Irecom:nend ii as superior to any prescription
known TO Tnc. H. \ Archer, II D.,
III 60. oxford St, brooklyn, y. Y.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-15

For the convenience OF those who
wish to make comparisons and for the
benefit Of those who can never remem-
ber, the JOURNAL will hereafter keep
standing a table of the corresponding
month Of last ear. showing day by day
the principal meteorological conditions.
as obtained from the record kept by the
United States weather observer in this
city. Following is the record for Dec.
1898:
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-15

1t was mann 4 tbe u;nt. = iI.;.!:t WE:
some one rang he bell OF II resideucc
First street. and after compile Of min
utes a chamber window was raised, ana
q man voice called out:
well, who is it:'
"It'S me. Daniel Webster Smith, .
replied the riuger.
W q - you - ant:''
y called IN see If you hal any wori.
could 10
"work: Work? What ON earth a.
you mean by ringing me up at midnight
to ask for work."
Didn't know but what l might
strike suthin. Sorry If I've disturbed
you. y
I'D strike something if / was down
therer' exclaimed the indignant citizen
as he shook his fist at the figure below
The idea of you .insing me up at this
hour"
Got any chickens in the back yard?'
about to gn down.
"Yes -
How many?'
"About 30. bur what j. that TO vou:'
"Well the two fellers | met in the
alley bad At least five apiece and said
they were coming back for the rest
Didn't know buf you might give me IA
job of watci,in the balance Of the chick
ems. Sorry, very sorry. To have dis
turbed you, hut you kavci9 job for me-
and mebbe you don't care about the
chickens, and gacf ni"ht, old fellow.
good night i''-Detroit Free Press.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-15
Are Our Leg. to Vanish i.

DIR. Emil Young. professor Of physio-
logy at the university Of Geneva. allow
ing scientific speculation to run away
with him, is concerned lest lin thous-
and years or sol the legs OF the human
species will practically disappear. Men
refuse more and more to walk. though
walking is the wholesomest OF physical
exercises. Steam, electricity. the rope
railways. tIicycles and bicycles have
changed the whole aspect OF Swiss tour
ing. Everybody seems anxious to get
everywhere any way except by the use
OF his legs. In another generation our
travelling balloons will hang :outside Of
our windows or our electrical coaches
stand outside our doors. They will:be
produced % .cheapiy that every man
will have his own chariot. Hence oul
legs will become superfiuous. then they
win be crippled and shrink to hideously
small Dimensions until ct last they will
finally disappear" This seems to be
science run mad. DR.. Young is unneces
sarily alarmed. But oven II the yeaI
3.000'A. ID. should verify his apprehen'
sion. the people Of America. especially
those residing in Illinois. Iowa, Wiscon
sin, :Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas. Ne
braska, Wyoming. Montana and South
DAKOTA. will be we'll taken care Of BY
the grand Burlington Route. which ther
as now. will be the popular line ot:traveI
to and from all the leading cities Of thoss
states. For information in the present
concerning this system. apply to youl
home ticket agent, who can furnish
maps. time tables. rates and tickets, OF
address W. J. &c. Kenyon. Gen. Pass
Agent st. Paul, Mimi.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-15
THE INCOME TAX
Another Effort to Knock it Out
Defeated, Yeas 4o,
Nays Io8.
i;ourk. Coohrans Motion to strike out
the Appropriation Defeated in the
House-Cs.tIemeu Combine
Aainst the SUGAR Trust.

WAsHINGToN. Dec. l3 In the House
today. Cochran's motion to recommit
the urgent deficiency bill with instruc-
tions to strike out the appropriation for
the income tax, was defeated, yeas 10,
nays les.
Blackburn moved, 10 the Senate this
afternoon, that when the Senate ad-
journs today 1T be to Monday. Friends
OF the Nicaragurn canal bill rallied and
the motion vac beaten. yeas % 10 -.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-15

Bids will be received up tc II O'Clock
IN. January 9Th, 1895, for the county
printing, blank books and blanks. for the
period OF one year from January 1st,
1896.
The board reserves the right to reject
any or sll bids. Bids to be addressed to
the undersigned.
A. H. SwERDFIGER.
- Clerk.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-15

The figures in the right hand column
denote the average thermometer reading
for the day.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-15

A large and elegant line Of sterling
silver goods at Stems. Remember all
silverware purchased here is engraved
free Of charge.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-15

Diamonds OF the purest water. loose
and mounted at STEMS
The Helena independent., 1894-06-22
Cardina, Glbbon., cIo.e Call.

Professor H. H. Hay Of Girard college
told the following Us II had bocn related TO
him whilo he was travelling In Europe by
a priest acquainted with tho circum-
stances.
"Whilc Cardinal Gibbons, who was then
an archbishop, was travelling across tho
Atlantic some years ago, no complained
ono afternoon that he wasn't feeling very
we'll, but was told by tho ships surgeon to
await medical treatment until the follow
ing day, when something would be done
for him II his sickness continued. On the
day following the steward Of the steamer
was duly sent with q remedy for the emf
nent prclate As he was about 60 place the
glass containing the draft to his lips the
archbishop was almost overcome by q
strange and pungcnt odor.
'lIo hositatcd moment and lowered
the vessel containing tho liquid until no
recovered from the effect OF the smell.
CHANGING incidentally at tho bottle in tho
stewards hand, he noticed the word poi.
SON on label and, not without little
alarm. asked the man II ho knew what he
was Offering. The steward replied that
he had done as ho was directed by the doc
tor Alarmed, the archbishop sent post
haste TO the medical man 90 make sure Of
what was being rendered him. This time
IL was tho surgeon who had occasion TO
manifest surprise. Ho hurried TO his dis
tinguished patients sido and informed
tho archbishop that the glass offered him
contained enough deadly poison TO kill
any two men. ."-Philndclpihn Call
The Helena independent., 1894-06-22
The nrtrotirc,. Ynrn.

Ono OF tho big slouths In tho city had
been seen by citizen who had lost dia-
mopd scarfpin.
''whcrc did you keep IL when you were
not wearing itt'' he asked of the loser
Under the lapel OF my waistcoat. Al
ways pinned II there when 1 didn't wear
10 la my scarf
Ever have your waistooat secured at
tho cleaner aud dyer'sf"
Yes, once year. Then he named the
place. Tho slcuth went 10 the place and
found the missing spark. This In itself Is
Of no consequence But what the slouth
added may save some worry. I'm city
like this, " ho said, 'whoc 40 many are no.
customcd 20 sending wearing apparel TO
the scourcr aud dyer, yaluablos arc likely
TO bo left In u pocket. have tracod a
number OF such articles 20 those places. l
do not sny that all yalnhblos that 70 In
that direction aro recovered, hut suggest
10 people who leave their apparel at the
souurer'h 10 examine tho pockcts first 10
may save whole lot Of trouble, "-Chi.
cago Herald
The Helena independent., 1894-06-22
We Will Sell This Week All Our Odd Lots of
Variety Of Climate In Australia

What Is our idea OF the Australian eli
mater 1t is most probably new to us to be
told-perhaps we have never even thought
Of it-that In the ono colony Of New South
Wales, In parts, the inhabitants experience
q winter like Canada and n summer like
Jamaica In kiandra, mining town on
tho borterland between New South Wales
and Victoria, there is no communication
with the outside world for four months In
the year except by tho Use OF snowshoes.
Snowshoe races arc organized, and tho
mail man has TO use these means Of loco
motion.
AT the same time In Queensland the sun
will bo pouring down In overpowering
strength, drying up all before him and
making water dcarcr than wine. To con-
tinuo the tale Of this diversity of climate,
In part OF northern Queensland the rain.
fall and vegetation arc not unlike those OF
Ccylon; in tho northern rivers OF New
South Wales canebrnkcs flourish, as moist
and luSuriant as In Jamaica; In the west
OF the same colony long flle OF canels
laden with merchandise has become COM
mon object, and in Tasmania Assam hy-
brid tea plants grow side by side with bar
ley, maize or potatoes. - All the Year
Round
The Helena independent., 1894-06-22
F r EE! !
DIS. Liebig & Co.,
The World Renowned Specialists.
PERMANENT OFFICE. I3S MAIN ST
HELENA.

TRFE CONSUL TATloN given TO all persons
suffering from chronic Dieessen, Disease, OF the
Eye. lar, N So Throat Liver, ttomsoh, Md.
nsI.: Urinary ss, rssns foryous and lr.vAs ha
patients In Montana demand greater farililis
and accommodations. 10 meet which Drs Liebg
dto. have established ofiicns In this city. hoy
tsiiyo who viii report al com mplicated cases 70
the head otice. whore complete records are kept
81 ali oasss and the treatment adopted Zach
branch having its spscialits, no one physician
and revsr lees h-n tvs experienced specialists
have consultation on every case presented.
Having thousAnda 20 rAfer To. comparisons arc
readily made. No expsrimenting-simply Ap.
p1s pn g, me ne sa@s ", 81" hss Tine me .,n, ~noa
their success and the rsvon euoh marvellous
curc~ A. heretofore reported have ieen made
eftsr tho best local physicians pronounced them
Nopolessly inourable.
MIN-Chronic affections. whether from sarli
lndisoretions. vsneresl htoesses. ssmlnal
affections unhtting them FROM enjoying any OF
The pleasuro~ Of life treated and onrs1 after
absolute fsilure By others Dts, Liebis Co.'S
,spSsVP ,s.,snn X. i0t ss' ahs "
they have patients In all parts Of II.
woMEn-1hsir specialist for affections Of
Women. hss all the latest appliances and
remedles used In tho principal hOspitAls. and Is
withouta superior on the cosst'
CATARRn-And Kindred Affections Of ths
Bye "a. Throat and Lapss suessssfully tseatei
and In M amor % mildly AZ 10 b. acceptable 70
the most delicate child.
nr.ees for spinal peformitiss. Club Fes.. sto.
manufactured Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call early and avoid being hurtied By the
largo member OF patients those who cannot
eAn state their oAsse By letter (Aretal sttsAtion
given 10 eorrpnpondence and medicine and 40.
plisness ssntby snpresA
The Helena independent., 1894-06-22

Tho clepsySlra, OF water clock, was used
at Babylon at a very early date and was
introduced mt Rome by Sclpio Naslca about
the year 1868 b. O. Toothcd whools were
added 10 Il by Ctesibius about i40 b. G.
Some writers aver that they wore found 10
be in use In Britain by Cesar In the year
DO b. G. Tho only clock In the world Is
said to hayo been scnt by Pope Paul 10
Pcpln, king Of France, in the year A. ID.
700.-St. Louis Republic.
The Helena independent., 1894-06-22
Cure for usAtiachs,

Ass remedy for oil forms Of headache
Electric Bitters has proved 10 be the very
best. II effects . permanent cute and the
most dreaded hAbitual siok headaches yield
90 iis ianaeRee. We urge all Who are
afflicted 20 procure q bottle, and give this
remedy fair trial. In oasss Of hAbitual
constipation Electric Bltters ouTas by Civ
ing the needed tons to the bowels, and few
cAsss long resltt the use OF this madeleine.
Try IL AZ once. Large bottles only 20 cents
al PaEehen- ID Aeheul Drag Co.
The Helena independent., 1894-06-22

II NOT now ia ths lime 10 provide youf-
self aud family with bottle of Chamber
laln's Collie. Cholora and DiafrhmA Remedy
NJ an Inaufanoe against any serious rssults
from an attack Of bowel complaint dnting
the summer months. via almost certain
10 be needed and should be procured no
once. No other remedy can take its place
of DO its work. ~ and 90 cent bottles Tor
ssls BY all d. uegls,s.
The Helena independent., 1894-06-22

Coated, your throat drv, your eyes dull aud
innsined. aud do Jou feel mean generally
liver mud kidneys are not doiaR their duty.
Why don't Iou take Parks Sure Curep II
u dosn not make iou feel better "a costs
yon nothing. II ourea brighta disease. dia-
betoa and all Kidney complaints. OAly
guaranteed cure. Sold BY Pafehsn. D' Acheul
Drug Co.
The Helena independent., 1894-06-22

Roughly speaking, tho British empire
extends over ono continent 100 poninsu-
las, 800 promontorics, 1000 lakes 5000
rivers and 10000 islands. Tho AsSyrian
cmplN WIS not 40 wealthy; tho Roman
empire was not so popular tho porslan
cmplro was not 40 extensive, tho Spanish
empire was not 70 powerful, II the way
the Brlton sings. Toronto Mail.
The Helena independent., 1894-06-22
Guarnuteed Cur<.

We authorize our advertised druggists to
sell DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. coughs and colds, upon this con-
dition. II you are afflicted with a cough,
cold or any lung throat or chest trouble.
and will use this remedy as directed. civ
ing II = fair trial. aud sxps isnee no bene-
"a. you mar return the bottle and have
your money refunded. We could net make
this offer did We not know that D.. Kings
dissppoin.s. Trial bottles free al Parohen-
D'Achsul Drug Co.'S stor. Large sizs 30
cents and al.
The Helena independent., 1894-06-22
Regular Visits Monthly
As Great Falls On tho 18th end ielh
Al MissonlA on the Hth,
AZ bolomkp on ths 18th
AZ Livlneslsn On The lsth

Montsna Dlvlslsu-is Main street Helena
horthetn Diyislon-e hAat Broadway. Butta
City, MontauA
Southern Dlvision-i2s Soath Main Street. Los
Angeles. CAliforpia.
Central Division. s6l TO sol West Ninth Street.
kansaA City, MiAsourl
Western Divialon-io0 0eary Street. Ban Fran
cisca, California
Eastern bivision-io. Randolph Street. Chicago
ullnolA
The Helena independent., 1894-06-22

AysT'a Hair FiRof IL universal beau,i-
ner. Harmless. effective aud agreeable u
has taken high rank among toilet articles.
1hia preparation oausss thin and weak hair
10 become abundant, strong, aud healthy,
aud restores ~ gray hair iia original color.
, 1894-02-14
WEST INDIAN TRADE.

The visit of Colonel Vincent, M. P. to the
West. Indies, in the interests Of British Com
merce, may result in prac ical benefit is
the people in these latitudes can rouse them
selves INTO a s.oirts Of, determination to
help themselves in matters directly OF indi-
reotly affecting thelr agriculture and com
merce, their imports and exports, and their
Customs tariff. After bis visit to Venezuela,
to which We alluded in a former number.
Colonel Vincent held a long palaver with the
Trim did Chamber Of Commerce, in which he
laii befrr.. the member the views Of the
United Empire Trade League, whose one
great objec: is to have the free market Of
Great Britain aud Ireland kept open exclu-
sively for British imports, or. perhaps, the
imports OF those count les that Offer ns. no
fiscal opposition. The Leagues watch word
is the development of trade between All parts
Of the British Empire upon mutually adv"ns
tageoas terms and i pref .reQtial basis. This
last condition we hone Is >rAldersro6d as re-
ierring to preference OILY over the goods OF
Countries whose Gksl policy acts against US
, 1894-02-14
NEW PARTNERS IN AN OLD
HOUSE.
The Mercantile end Financial Times,
Jan. 18Th.

Among the many announcements Of CO.
partnership changes hat are now being made
are some that attract a more than ordinary
sh&re Of public attention by reason Of the
high standing and long existence of the firms
concerned, and to such cases it is proper that
more than merely passing reference should be
made in the columns Of the public news
papers.
In the present article we may refer to the
old house:of BartramBrother commission mer-
chants, of % Pe4l street. 1t is about thirty
years since the business was originally es-
tablished by Mr. Joseph B. Bartram, the pre-
sent senior partner, AL his brother, the late
Thos. w. Bartram. who died about i've years
ago. Since his death tn business his ben
carried on under the old firm style by Mr..
Joseph b. Bartran. That gentleman now
announces that he has adm. tie as p~a'tne-s
Mr.. Seth W. Fox and Mr.. JOS pa Percy
Bartram-the latter gentleman being a son
of the senior partner. and having been coh-
nected with the house for ABOUT four yeas
past. Mr.. Fox has been with the house tAIf
years. The old firm style Of Baftram Broth
ers is retained without change.
The business of The house is in importing
and exporting staple articles of merchandise;
largely between the United States aud the
West Indies. The firm as hea,~ Importers
Of sugar aud exporters Of -four and other
breadstuffs. Their transactions are upon q
most extensive scale apd they rank among
the leading h0usesin tbs business.