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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

T. II. Sothern b gan an engag -ment q week at
the Harlem Opera House las. night playing "Snerl-
dan or the Maid q Bath" Ii IS announced that TINS
will b. his last appearance IN NcwYork this season
He has nearly tn same company as Whth ne was
seen at the Lyceum Theatre early IN the season
Mrs Samuel Coiville. the lessee II The Bijou ana
Fourteenth Street theatres - seriously SICK at the
ST. John apartment house. NJ. l4l6 lTOad""y'
Miss Rose Coghlan played IA Woman Of No I'm
porance" at the American Theatre last night. il
will be repeated tonight, tomorrow nigh; ana to-
morrow afternoon. On Thursday and Saturday
evenings Miss COghan Will b. eecn In "Dlplomacy,
and Friday evening and Saturday afternoon III
'Forget-Me-NOt."
The lOoh performance Of "a Country Sport by
Peter f. Daley and his company at the Bijou
Theatre was celebrate ed last nignt. There was the
utual souvenir.
Miss Annie Lewis and her company. headed by
Joseph OFT. appeared fl "The Dazzer" at the Co
lumbus Theatre last night Al the matinee to,nor-
row and al Wednesday mainels hereafter ftduceu
prices viii be charged.
The formation Of the Edwin Booth Shakespeare
League is completed. and Thomas Shayne Of Phila-
dephia. has been elected president. The purpose OF
the league is 10 encourage wider study Of the ara
Iaatists writings for the cultivation n the ethics
oi criticism, snd FOR gher appreciation OF hlslO.
!shc!tlon. President ShaynCs first oilclal &C. Was
70 MORN Henry Irving, by letter. or me lfasue
oeslre 10 enroll him as an honorary member
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
POstOmce Notice.

Foreign for the week ending March - VIII Gloss
s s@a,n p sTsnSs B nasa
Turkey British India Germany, Denmark sweden Nor;
Nay and g9ss d per OTHER Ds OF Europe must be d.
rected per spee at 10 m !sappeRen,aFs and ;on,b
Pacific ports Colombia va colon .e a nor
for Progrsso per s. s. c. conda deter other parts
Of Mexico must be directed per C. G ESro, ,.r
Majes eu:st9wn a, A. m n 70, E Ss ree per
Osr brn wa At yu a. fo' Belgium direct per
Rhynland VIA Antwerp ceiters mus os sr,oa, y ya
Khynland'); at p m for Cuba per g. s. saratoga VIA
THuFsDAYAs hocrGam for e:fs de- directed
pc: Didam'9; at Il M complementary i-o p' M '''
FKDAYA z FOR Grenedo Tri1daa and p r2bssS
wilson from New oreans ,.-n,o s,v,,z.r,,,a r,a,y.
Spain Portugal Turkey and British India yer s. -
i'reagne ayre aeers or ONE pIrs for Europs
m n@S, Tsmpana via queenstown le,;ers Tor France
Iwze@nd lt1 Sr.c sp1n oe rVtSo a, a. m TOT
Norway direct, per $ Thingvalla d"t@rs must De de
Vera DEBTORS must be directed per werra) at $50
se gs,isFs al s6 mr. fer Pernam6uco Bahia and
La Plata countries must be de, ,od per fop Forum:
Island. Jamaica. Jacmel and AUX cay's per 8 -, :;
Ycaia pcr $ Seneca detters other Mexican state.
and Cuba must be directed r@F fr ycness@iS and
Curacao also Slvana VIA curacao per 8, s. drscea
per Werkcndam Ce;ters mus, be directed per "ers.
endarnO: AZ p. IN. for Porto Rico direct, per
5 Turquoise a, p m. for Scotland direct, per g. g.
Anchoria via Glasgow detters must be directed per
Anchora'D: at % p for Inuehelis pTs s. s. W, W.
IIewes New Orleans; at s3 b. m FOR Iocas do Ioto
ps- z 5 Hrefond from orleans: $50 p. IN for
ST. Pierre Mlquelon. per steamer from Halifax. ,,
Mails for China and Japan. per :. g. C!ty OF Pe.fhg
from san Francisco close here daily up to March % az
$50 p Mails for tho Society Islands Per ship TropS
from san Francisco: close here daily mp TO Marcn
r. Mails for Australia except those Tor
West Australia which forwarded via Europel. New
zealand Hawaii Eli and Samoan Islands PEI s. s. MARI
Francisc1), ccsr here dauy up 10 Ma.ch
a. at d:3O p. ~. arrival ~ NeN-fCrk o. s. =
With British rails for Arstrai:1 Salls Tor
Hawaii. per Australia from san FraneisSo, Close
here April s. at $50 p. IN. Sl3s Tor AUS
fralia except West Australia and HawaN' per s. 8.
Arawa Vancouverl. close here daily after March 81
and M 10 April .. G:30 p. al. Mails Tor CHINA ana
apan via vancouver Especially addressed only close az
MS ,a1c. a. ESQ y. IN Mails for Newfoundland.
v raj to Halifax thence by steamer, close at this
30 =. m Mnils Tor Squeioh' oy RAJ, 70
boston and thence by steamer close at THIS once day
n, $40 u m Mails for Cuba. by rail, 70 Tampa Fla:
and thence bv Sailing Mondays rursdays ana
Saurdays) close this Office daily AZ $50 p m: MANS
Tor Mexico unless specially addressed FOR dcs-
match bv steamer close AZ this Office daily a. g. m.
popistered mail closes at y. m. previous day.
CHARLES W DAYTON, Postmaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
OBITUARY NOTES.

Providence. March l9.-Major Edward G. Pomcroy,
past department commander OF the Rhode Island
g. A. r.. died this morning of pneumonia aged fifty
four wears Major Pomeroy held in succession al the
official positions OF the Grand Army department in
the State lie was n sofcri Ellsworth famous bat
TALON and served with distinction throughout the
four years of the rebellion. He was Federal Of
nce-holder for many years. and at the time Of his
death was a coastwse inspector in the local Gus
tom House. In business he was engaged with his
row. in the wholesale coal trade. widow two
daughters and "A son survive him.
St Louis, March ia dispatch to The Globe
Democrat" from the CITY OF Mexico says that Miss
II. Leila sherman. OF Armenia, y. y, died from
pneumonia ut the Hotel lturbide Saturday. The
hodv was shipped TO New-York yesterday.
Perth Amboy. March ls-Thomas T. Cooper one
eighty-one years Of hear, failure He was wealthy,
owning considerable real estate here and in New
in business in New-YorlI until within few years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

Patrick McCab.. or. Of the Oldest AMI hes, known
police court clerks. and for nearly thirty years
identified with politics I'm the Win Assembly Dis
trr. dlcI ~ hi. home. ~. liG Wayerey place. on
Sunday n.gh' from diabetes. He WAS hfiy-four
years Old and WIS bora In ireland. lie came to this
country a. an curly ae. lie has always lived In the
Eighth Ward. H. was he County Democracy leader
in the Win Assembly District AZ one time Later
he Joined TImmaay Hall
AIcf'ab. held many offices. anil ~ one time was
"A clerk In ih, Tni.I civil C,u~f. lac mas ben N
excise Inspector. city marsha. attached 70 the
Marine Court and FOR I've years Vas chief cirrt OF
the jefferson Market Police C0ur When MS term
expired TWO y,irs ago "a, was appointed an dss1s-
tdnt clerk. ,
Al one tim. NcCahe weighed nearB ,wo hundred
and nfty poun!s but his long suffering from tn"
dscase from when he died brought him down 70
nearly one hundred and twenty-five pounds.
The funeral VII occur tomorrow at 10 4. M. Al
ST. J0scph's Chu~ch. IN SiNth-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

FIVE MEMBERS OF THE NETWORK ATHLETIC
CLUB DIsCIPIINED-THE GAME IN
OTHER CLUBS.

FIVE MFMRERs OF THE NETWORK ATHLETIC
CLUB DIscrPLINED-THE GAME IN
OTHER CLUBS
The governors of the New-York Athletic Ciuo
took summary measures last week against hVe
members who caught playing poker IN the
regular card room of the Travers Island House Oh
the eve of Washington's Birthday. one man. the
ringleader. presumably, suspended FOR year
another for six months, and the other three VIII
not be allowed enjoy club privileges LOT Sixty
days . . w..
chester County, II is supposed, because hoHe vi ti
men would have to go TO business on tne ioiiowiis
day and could therefore play all night IL heces-
sary and vet get time for sleep Inc mousse on tIe
Sound Is not much visited at TINS season oI .Ie
year but on that unfortunate night two other lei-
bers went there to sleep. They were gong 10
spend Washington's Birthday In the country ne
card players were so bosterOus that the Two Weele
awakened. They came out to ask that the i mOlse
cease. but were jeered back to their rooms. Iney
playing, and thus avenged for having their
sleep disturbed. TT. ho,.a
While all the important NewYork clubs nave
rules against poker playing II Is carried on III
some OF them and the stakes run UP TO sums almost
princev in amount. The Manhattan Is esPeclaiIy
noted for It's big poker games. ana IL Is sald tnt
the sport Is not unknown inside the Union oIuD ,
walls The Union allows only dozen gaines, pi
being included In them. 1t limits the stakes ,, III II,
these Members shall not have at stake III Wis Wis.,
more than $40 a game or 80 point III tHs 900
game and in billiards not more than Nv LOT d
game Of thrty-three points or more -. ,,
The MON League rules forbid all games or cards
and all other games for wager or nnone.,, ~ ~
some clubs the rule about poker Is Interpreted 50
as not 10 include the private dning-rooms.
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very few copies IN existence and those few only
'o,ce into market by rare chance. The Toovey
CON- ,,erv good one realized the other day only
.o .ic goo was paid in 1888 for the imperfect
w. ,,ord CODY from Packington Hall, and in 1889
.,s perkins copy. which was far from faultless,
u fus Three years ago. in NewYork. the
o,v very fine one. sold for $40 The very
oxaonle IN the world Of the first folio belongs
r.aGv Burdett Coutts.
A FALL IN VALUE
,.,y.s famous picture. THE Choice of Paris"
,,b no naintcd for Mr. elliott. of birmingham
s sold the other day at Christe's for f4SO los. At
he elliott sale in 1872 the work brought $3.50 los.
IT, nictnre which is a large one, 7SX57 inches. was
rss,ad nv the Rubens on the same subject if the
,.at,oral Gallery EDMUND YATES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

repertory for next week Will I've as follows Non
day and Thursday evenings and Saturday after
noon. .Iernani": Tuesday and Saturday evenings.
"Oedipe-Roi": Wednesday ami Friday EVENING"
lie cd"
NJ Mounet-Sully's leading woman is Nine y E'n4-
Weher She is about twenty-five years Old AMI
has been on the stage for only f." years E'f
first appearance was made al the oiton ID larls.
She has acted at the Their Francois. bat is nos
connected with it now. Others Of "a" company
are Nine Dorlia. Nine. Alne Gryon Am'
Schmidt Nine. Niot and Messrs. second IRA j.
,,unie Robae. Gourdan. Dorny. Gillio Nafreo.
Andre Maliet Deval. Remy Niot. H"rmhut, Ser
tin Urban and Plchard Last Friday evening IN"
company played .Ant!gone' on board tn" steamer.
Anothers passenger on La Bretasne was Hiss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

New Haven. March l9.-iIOadey H. Ives. the MIL
llonaire banker and street railroad Official, who
went violently insane about ten days ago. died
NJ his home here to-day. Though not entirely un-
expected. his death came rather suddenly. last
Wednesday he had - far recovered AZ 70 be able
to direct hts various business interests, AMI Vas
with difficulty kept I'm the house by his physician
and nurses. He hal apparently completely recov-
cred his mental faculties Yesterday he began To
grow weaker ana continued o. sink gradually until
death occurred. II" IL varloualy estimated TO be
worth from 100000 to 100000. All OF his invest
nens are Of the bcs; and include large holdings In
the Consolidated road and In Government bonds.
He leaves a widow, bat no ch..-reE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

tombstone Bennett, who became known some Time
ago through he~ impersonation OF the title part In
Jane" She has just come from P2ria. wa-re she
has been studying Next aeason she is L star under
the mana gene. t Of Charles Frohman in The
Amazons," which IS running at the Lyceum
Theatre She viii play the part u Tommy.
The COMPANY sent here ~ DOyly Carte 70 sing
Utopia. Limited" which arrived on the Cam
pania Sunday. began Tehr@Fs+tis at the American
Theatre ycsterlny inoInin" The opera IS 10 De
given at the Broadway Theatre. but the stage
there wa I'm the hands OF carpenters. who were
preparing for the production. The sage sets. Of
which there are two. are elaborate. and ought 10
be handsome # 'he models are 70 he trusted The
company includes Miss Isabel Reddck. J. j. Dallas,
Charles Harris. the stage maneEer and brother Of
Sir Augustus Harris Percy Charles. y i. Clarke.
j. Coates. Herbert Brook and John Brahain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
CORLNNE IL BERLESQIE.

Az the Fourteenth Street Theatre last nlgh' inc
kimball Opera Comique Company produced a non
descrpt but amusing thing called "Hendrick Hud-
son" Thanks TO Fay Templotcn. or her manager, ..
soth the thing had been seen and heard BEFORE pes
y now tricked out with some amusing Ies cas-.
,..,SeStcd by the Worlds Fair and II serve a. -
Naiiy to divert not seriously lncnneS i voun
Sssaing. Inc head OF comoination IS INC sings
woman known on the stage as Cornne Wno o y,
aceiy dances selfsacrAcingiy and possesses
r.naoie traits. rs such things go t1s enrd. but
SVne must have only the Ideals cultivated " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
,r yur BPOOKLTN THEATRES.

rho reappearance OF Miss Kate Claxton in 1.-THE
..." orohans', at the Columbia Theatre. in Brook
,vn last evening gave the admirers OF her acting
''"' o,,ortunity 10 see her In her favorite crea-
aholhe, Jinuise The play was received with the
ZION marks OF favor as In former years Next
ne TY,oonson' was again played In Brooklyn last
! on ,,ces's engagement OF the company pre-
eVrit,ns' {, hcciurnG AZ the Amphon Theatre. The
dialect other eauT sS,S of the 1ce b were liberal
~ app 'i. .eherldan; or. the Maid OF Bath"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
EDWARD KENT.

Edward Kent VINO died at the Mansion House
Brooklyn yesterday afternoon was "A retired bust
ness man Of large means. lie was born seventy
wears ago being q member OF the old Kent fam
ilv OF BAY Ridge. lie owned much property in
that ncighborhood For the last few years Mr.
Kcnt had lived az the Mansion House with his
wife daughter AMI son. Arthur \. Kent. Several
weeks ago MIR. Kent was seized with compica-
tiol Of diseases. which caused his death. The fu-
neral will he held nj D. III. tomorrow al Grace
Church Hicks-st. and Grace Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

March Goth. 1894.
Primary Elections will held this Cuesday) evening
March GOTH from o'clock. in the several Election
Districts OF the city and County Of New-Ycrk
Republicans enrolled in this Organization who have
not been advised by mail otherwise can obtain in
formation regarding poinsplaces in the several Eiec-
ton Districts at the Assembly District Headquarters.
which as follows:
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS.
L..........No 233 Fulton Street.
u.........No. 4eG Pearl Street.
uI..........No. Is9 Bowery.
Iv.......... Robinson Builling, East Broadway ana
Gouverneur Street.
v........No 452 Grand Street.
vL..... Federal Club. No. 257 East Fourth Street.
vrI......In Independent Republican Club N. So East
Second Street
yIu.........No. 81 South Washington Square
IX.........Calclonia Hall, Thirteenth Street and
Abingdon Square.
X.........No l73 Third
xI.........No Il West Twonty-eghth Street.
Bric,laycrs Hall. No. 900 Twenty
fourth street
yIr.........No. 292 Eighth Avenue.
xIv..........No. 233 Last Thirty-third Street
Xv.........No. 545 Eighth Avenue.
XvL......No. 1923 First Avenue.
xyrI... Casino Hall. Fory-fourth Street an
Ninth
XvIIr..T Turn Hail. No. Sii West Fory-seventh
street.
viz No II West Sixty-second Street.
xx. Manhattan Hall. southeast Sixty
nth Street and Third Avenue.
No CIT Madison Avenue.
Mathematician Republican Club No 1873 Third
xxIIr.. Occidental Hall. 18th Street and Eighth
xyIy..R T Lincoln Club No. $40 East Eighty.
nth Street.
WV ~ Northeast Ninsty-third Street AMI
Lexington Avenue.
xxvr ~ No 225 East ll0th Street
xvvrr. Republican Club No. $3.50 Third AvenuA
xxvI1I Washington Club. 1924 Street and Tenth
xxIX ~ l52d Street Third and Elton Avenues.
xxX. Republican Hail. Marshall Square. Ford
ham.
Nv order OF Executive Committee
JOHN f. MILHOILAND. Chairman.
J. A. sTETLER. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
OBITUARY..
COMMODORE WILLIAM D. WHITING.

Commodore William Danforth Whiting retired. of
the United States Navy, died yesterday morning at
his home. No. IS West Thirty-fourth-st after pc
ing I'm n comatose state since last Friday Death
was due TO acute Brights disease. which had been
undermining the constitution OF the old commodore
for two years but which was unsupported until
he met an accident on January y. on that day,
while stepping from a Broadway cable car he was
knocked down by cab-horse and his hip frac-
tured A successful operation performed. and
the patlent had steadily Improved, but on March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
,,r1Jt trED E0DY or + CHILD DISCOVERED
vps MARY FARRELL FOUND IN A CELLAR
BUNDLE or RAGS WHICH CON
TANNED plsFIGrREp Trunk
IT HAD BEEN sCALDID.

u,ry Farrell j,ni,ress Of the fve-story brick tene
-nen;-house 20 80. 81 West Thriy-ninth-s'' whlie
closing The cellar oftheh'us at s''V 'o,A 'S'
,t s..r,.l TO be Il bundle Of rags She
,,o # ,,nstalrs and united 1t on the sidewalk when
tho r,ce were removed the upper portion "i the body
~ q cbilI about twelve years old was found by the
oorrion,cl woman. The head and arms were gone.
Mrs. Farrell notified Policeman McAnnany, OF the
o., ,rttr,,scyenth-st station house. Immediately.
,,,ta, or the nelghborhood was summoned.
80, "r,,r cv,mining the body. declared that 1t had
'',to,.t,, becn scalded In boiling water. The flesh
had been removed from he back exposing s1 the dor,
sal yer,epiT1"' shoulder and there were other evil
doheSs Of even horrible b mnaop the trunk r
IneaSuits made the discovery nor any OF the
iar:e, " the house could throw any light on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
xorrrrrrr AyD HANGER MARRIED.

cn Francisco. March 10 CSpeciaD Actors were
.,ucl surprised ghi To learn mat Polly Stock
,.l daughter T the com, dian SiocIwell and Ethel
BRANDON was marr d last Saturday evening to Ar
thug t. Warle ED. Of the traSedan. FREDERICK
ward. Tn. Two had been acquainted for more than
yc.r bu. OILY lately had they much opportunity
f,r cour,ing The ceremony was secret only rea-
v,s being present. The Young couple are mere, ana
will take hone ymOon trip. Ward" IS manager OF
his n hers company though Ne IS only twenty -hve
P,rv Stockw. Il made hit AZ a s0ubrettc but she
will leave the stage and accompany her husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
poyG no. BRINGS suIr FoR DIVORCE.

,,co,o March I9.-Charles +. Strong who came
% this city about year ago. and said he be-
W % on. of the wealthlest families In Newark
.o" "a rho defendant In a suit for divorce brought
~ Mrs Strong No. l. who lives In Wimantlc
Conn. and who alleges that strong deserted her
tssS another woman he introduced here as bis wife
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
U1I7yNG TOR THE TARIFF ELL.
IT'S PROSPECTS FADING.

From The Boston Advertiser
The fact IL evident that the outlook for the sue
coes of tho Wilson bill a. not 81 bright D. was
al the beginning Of the year pom one Poln" and
another the Democrats OF the Senate are b ginning
a. md fhcmyeVes irrecOncilab.y I'm dsdgrcc;ncat.
ana even from some Democratic sources IN" de-
,nond * raised that Congress paes the appropua-
lion bills and aGiourn, leaving tariff reform - the
future The breach In the party has crown 50 scr.-
nl,s that I'm spite Of the fact that the Wilson bin
49, IN have been reported to the Senate on March
The month has dragged along without any other
Jovrlopmrnt than fresh disputes among the Demo-
cratic leaders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
ACTORS FROM OVER SEAS
THE MOUNET-SULLY COMPANY ARRIVES

OTHER PLAYERS AND SINGERS COME on
TWO SHIPS
The Campania which arrived on Sunday. and
La Bretagne which got stuck in the mud on Sun
day and succeeded in reaching the city yesterday
brought a considerable number OF theatrical peo-
pie Mounet -Sully, with his company, was on La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
Religions Notifies.

ASSOCIATION HALL 23i-s, and 4th,ave Fifth week
noon nneetngs o l y. m II. NJ. WHARTON, A. =.
DIXON and H. NJ SAUNDERS will speak; Gospel sing
Iug by GEO G. STEBBlNS WORKERS from MeSFopoi-
Ian meetings viii assist to-day. Free
METROPOLITAN HALL. 14th-st.-"P.ctor!a! night"
Mira PINE r. HIRLBERT talks about "A Random Fam
bic Through Europe Mr. BLAIR illustrates on the large
,,rrpopr7 rrAN WALL i4th-,t opposite Macy's This
noon and night Johnston. organist iGces sexsst
Male Quartet. SolostS and speaxe0 IN
nou,ced elsewhere. Free and welcome
METROPOLITAN HALL, 14th-st., opp Nacys.-Morn.
inr meeting Col. EVANS. leading Row. d. CnAb.
TfioMPsON will speak, Mrs J. kress the ooeee' eASnS.
ingais, sirHs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

From The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
1t is due Colonel 5recknridge to state tia; Miss
Pollard was handsomer ten years ago than her
present portraits would lead one 10 believe.
From The Chicago Dispatch.
II Is due Mis-, Pollard to say that Mr. Brccklnrldgc
was probably handsomer In his younger days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

Bretagne. and he was at the st. James Hotel
in the afternoon He is a man Of medium height.
with pleasant face. fine forehead and thought
full expression. lie has left the Theatre Francois
on a six months leave of absence. \ part OF II
he has already spent in an European tour. ana be
is appear in Paris again on July I. Ills Ameri-
can season win begin Monday ut Abhcy's
Theatre, and he will remain IN New-Nork for four
weeks He will then divide a week between Balt-
more and Washington. and play for one week
each in Philadelphia Montreal and Boston Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20
Notice.

We herewith beg to INFORM .ur many patrons and the
public in general Jacob Lebkuchner has received
no for bottling since March "a ls9i ana
we kindly quest that orders FOR our potuc peer %
they will receive prompt attention
Thankng our many patrons for past favors and In an
ticpaon n continuation OF the same, we remaiAs
0'' THE j. CHR G. HUPFEL BREWING co.