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VARING TRYING TO SAVE HIMSELF
CALLING ON MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE
wHIcI. WILL REPORT ON HIS CASE.

CALLING ON MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE
wHIcH WILL REPORT ON HIS CASE
Street Cleaning Commissioner Warning was busy
yesterday paying visits TO the members OF the
Board OF Estimate. He all of them VINO were
in town. He talked with Mayor Strong, Controiier
Fitch, President Barker of the Tax Department.
and President Jeroloman, OF the Board OF Alder
men, AS Corporation Counsel Scott was In Albany.
Mr. Waring did not see him. The Commissioner II
was reported was trying TO induce the members
OF the Board TO whom the investigation OF his
deficit has been referred 10 take the view that IL
was not such a terrible matter after all. The
sum OF 100000 he thought, would cover mos. OF
the shortage Controller Fitch and First Auditor
Lyon, who is working on his report OF the financial
state OF the Street Cleaning Department to be sub
mittcd to the committee next Monday. would make
no statement the subject Rumor fixed the
deficit at the end OF the year at 100000 Some OF
Mr. Warnings friends said that he blamed a por-
ton OF his extraordinary expenditures on Mrs
Kinnecutt. who had insisted on his going ahead
and spending money to demonstrate the superiority
OF her street cleaning plans
Mcssrs Barker. Fitch and Jeroloman also had
talks with the Mayor Before noon Colonel Strong
sent for Commissioners Terry. OF the Bureau OF
Accounts. and II was said tina, n report on the
sircet-clcaning accounts had been ordered. This
report was 10 be submitted by the Commissioners
mate on Monday. and was TO he independent OF
the report upon which First Auditor Lyon Ia
gagged.
Mayor 10 save Warnings neck" said n politician
e. the city, Hall Yesterday "but II will not avail.
Waring will have to go"
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legal Notices.
< SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

n EWYORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ OF Richmond.-1he Staten Island Railway Company
rantT against gains Samuel L. Hopping Ella D. A.p.as
erck d. Hopping assignee for the benefit
i,ors Of 5. L. Hopping 4 sons: John Castree. William
m Naons saiae Of ys .sn The osI p
Rich. William II: Weaver, William McEchron. Williams
sper Hugh Bowden Standard Agency Company Charles
Frances p, erett. Mary o. Hopping. William II. TottV
Edward A. Toten John W Totem. Milly sprnystead.
Catherine = nu,ler. and William II. b. Toi,en and Dan.
will and OF Elizabeth Totem dsceased Anna
l. Hopping. Elmer T. Butler, David Van Name. Lydia
N. Van Name the people Of the State Of New York
Moses Van Name Martha A. Van Name, The Village d
Tottenvlle Mary F. stiles. Wesley r. Hopping. Sarah ~.
HSpps Ss C. %s
yollne. Susie a. Van Name. defendants.-No,ice:
To the defendants above named and each Of them:
Is hereto annexed and herewith served upon you viii
be presented TO the supreme Court q the State OF New
House IN the City Of PoushR.epse Duschsss County.
New York the 9Th day 81 June 1885, at haitpas ten
o'clock in the forenoon OF that day as soon thereafter
and there made for the relief demanded said petitio
Dated New-York. April H. 1898
TRACY BoARpMAN q PLAT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Office and Y. o: address.
IS Wall Street.
New-York CITY,
To the defendant Anna l.. Hopping
The foregoing notice served upon you by publication.
pursuant 20 order OF Hon. Willard Bartet Justice Of
The New York Supreme Court. dated the 18th day OF
April 1895 ned petition in the Office OF the
Clerk Of the County OF Richmond: a. Richmond. Ia the
c9nty OF sl Rc ,s end State OF Nsw-fo'G
''' TRACY. BoARDMAN s PI.Arr.
Attorney" for Plaintiff I'm.
Nsw-Yo-k' ~
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VILLAGE ASSESSOR AND TWO SHARfERs

Alexander. y. Y. May ei.-Two sharpers laid
trap for Andrew Page assessor OF TINS village
yesterday. and at time ne had 5000 o; their
money bui owing 70 a revolver in tho hands OF the
thieves he Wa. Induced to hand over the money and
call the deal of. It the same old game-they
wanted 10 purchase his farm and introduced the
ihree-carl tric:s allowing Page 10 win the money
when they asked how he would have paid II n haI
lost Then Page proposed 10 quit and walk off with
the money. but they caught hold OF him. anc AT the
point O. the revolver Page refunded the money
The men made their escape.
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Summer Resort Dnioes.
GOING TO THE COUNTRY?

Looking for some place which combines
Health, Pleasure. Economy?
II send cents for postage. call ana get Ireo
et ohices below the illustrated book. Summer Homes
II lives list Of hotels farm and boarding houses with
BOARD AT SIS PER WEEK
and upward Sullivan Ulster ami Delaware Counties. on
the main line and branches OF the New-ioIk ontario ana
Western Railway; 1000 above the locatOn prices
fares &c. all it, New-York No. Battery Place
ig5. Ill 1871 GA and 32s broadway u Astor iace 30
oh Av 1874 l2Jth ST. pa West l2oth ST. 2ol conm
bu: Av Ticket oces foot Of Franklin ard West a2d s!
IN Brooklyn Court ST., $50 Fulton Ct, Ss Boadway Sso
Manhattan Az, Greenpont. ILLtSTRATIcD ITO =;
containing half tone reproductions from Oh
Summer Homes purchased OF any ticket agent
price c. Anderson. General Passenger Agent. %
Beaver ST.. N. Y. IT, d, .
on May 20 and 30 tickets for fare Will be
sold at 37l Broadway and ferry Offices giving an oppor
tunity OF personally selecting Summer home and also en-
Joying days fishing In this delightful region; tickets
ieiurnne al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
CHICAGO SETTLES WITH HER GAS TRUST

Chicago. May 4.-At a conference yesterday af-
ternoon he'd between Mayor Swift and represen-
tatiyes of the Gas every point in existing
contention between the city and the trust ami
cably adjusted on conditions favorable 10 the city
The agreement OF June II, 1884, is reairmed. 1t Is
tina, the trust will receive $50 lamp. and Pay the
city 3Is per cent of It's gross receipts. II must
tinue 10 reduce the price OF gas 10 private consum
crs until the cost shall not exceed 81 thousand
cubic feet.
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REMARKABLY HEAVY FRUIT SALES.
YESTERDAYS EXTENSIVE WHOLESALE TRANS
ACTIONS SHOW A DECLINE IN PRlCEs-ALL
KINDS OF sEAsoNABLE FRUITS CHEAP


AND PLENTIFUL.
Remarkable heavy auction sales Of lemons
oranges. bananas and pneapples were held in the
wholesale fruit market yesterday Several car
goes. some of which a few days overdue, from
Mediterranean. West Indian and Central American
ports. disposed of. The aggregate offerings
IN round numbers. follows: Lemons. 25.-
900 boxes Mediterranean oranges. 1900 boxes. and
carloads; jamaica oranges, 400 barrels; bananas.
$500 punches; Nassau pineappes, 5000 dozens;
Havana pineapples COO crates.
The demand for. the Mediterranean lemons was
brisk and their condition fair. but the prices
allied averaged about % cents box less than
those obtained al the sales held the correspond
ing day OF las; week The Mediterranean oranges
which were also in fair condition. experienced a
similar decline while the decline the California
naves was considerably heavier. The Jamacas,
which were in poor condition. sold for about
half-prce. Bananas. which are now in abundant
supply and with frequent large receipts in view.
declined from % TO 80 cents bunch. Following
the principal quotations:
Lemons-Extra fancy. 3o136Os Sc 70 to 81 . a box:
fancy. SO0360s. s. 80 TO si choice. S0S6Os 6 Is to
s. 30; common s. 50 10 S.
Mediterranean oranges.Fancy. 500 ?oo,l6os. - % 70
ovals, 81 80 to 81 10.
California navel oranges-s9 80 to 50 a box; seed
lings. 81 Is 10 So Jama!cas. In bad order. 81 10 50
a barrel.
Bananas-R:o Dulcs and Bon,o;. 20 cents to 81
q bunch. Jamacas, 20 cents. to 81 .
Pineapries-Nassaus. - 20 s. a hundred. Havanas.
81 TO 81 a hundred. according to size.
The market is now. and Is likely to continue 10
be- plent;tully supplied with all kinds OF foreign
Gently moderate 10 permit their liberal use by all
classes OF consumers are assured.
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})nblie Noiilc.

PURSUANT to statutory requirement., notice
i hereby given that has been passed by both
~ the Legislature entitled and worded
lows
An act for relief Of the Centenary Methodist Church
in the Twenty -thrd Ward Of the City OF New-Yoyk
Further notice Ia hereby given that public hearing
such bill will he held at the Office OF the MaJor In
the city Hall. In the City Of New-York on May 2Sth
1898 at II q. I7T
(Signed.) WILLIAM L. STRONG
Dated City Hail. Nsw.york. Nay 18th. 1905
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pubIic Notices.
DUBLIC NOTICE.
/ OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COMMON
ROOM city c9 MAEIi NETWORK CITY,

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hereby tina. At The time sas sI':
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be considered required by the provisions " Inc 49,
70 the Honorable the Common Council Of the CITY =
The petition tho Columbus and Ninth Avenue Hsn;
road CSmpsny shows ason orssnissd sSi
sIs's H. One: x f. rss :s
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THAT your Petitioner has It's railroad vnos
mentioned It's said Articles les. Of ansrsa aSd
ss a !. s ' and no ous 's s
ana ,sss.;saths miles r length ,oa o.a in each Il
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nue. and Ninety street and connecting tners
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with double aSh d6uS Ss upSn .n the easy
Eighth or Central paFk miles or there
ssssss S or BODY ssSs' 's
to the Lexington Avenue and pavona Ferry EsnroaS
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Central Park and Is the Intention
OF the said Metropolitan Street Railway Company to matn-
tain operate line OF street surface tasoa1
tween tho East and North through the Transv0oS
road NInety-slxth. Ninety seventh and other suee0 ~
the city Of NewYork over which passenger" will b.
carried FOR a single fare -. .-...... -. a.
BE- operated other sy ssn ocomw. power which
now or may at any hereafter be lawfully Used upon
the said extension or branch -, -. ..... 49,
tensions new continuous line Of travel VIII ps e.
tahshed between Hudson River and East RIVER anoIo-
ing the convenience OF system q cross.own Ganspot
ton the public at large IN po,,ion OF tne aS,;or
connection with cable roads Columbus and Lsx'
ington avenues. .., 1900 -. A.. ..,..,. - ~
Local OF Of NcwYork 20 the construc-
lion operation Of the said extensions o.
branches OF said railroad Of your petitioner above ~
ferrcd n. ,eo.
Dated WORK May -, isSo ~, >,,xr,y .vrNr,u
Seal THE COLUMBCS AND NlNfh AVENUE
fAiLf'oA" By r. J. ANDERTON. JR.. Secretary.
All persons interested in the foregoing appleauoa ~
hereby notified TO be present AZ the time anu p>'" "
TONED in resolution.
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Gonntrp lBoaro.

A QUIET COUNTRY HOME.--Can accommodate a fam
~ iy for season. complete country. city advantages
house; private paror and dining room; six bed
rooms private bathroom delightful place for children To-
cation hh and healthy mar Hartford References given
and required. ". w. HUNTINGTON Hartford. Conn.
HYDE MANOR. SUDBURY, VT
Mountains For illustra ed circular i
\. W. HYDE.
fNWOOp -rirstclss board: ninety minutes from city
~ shady broad riazzas Bathroom city reference
Apply 10 L. J. FERRIS. rawlng Duchess Co. ~ Y.
rE,D RENT FOR THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. furnished:
is hours from Grand Central Station. W. H. GAL
LATItR. corgrrs- on Hudson. ~ Y.
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plANK-BOOK.Stoien, Sesman's Bank book Nc. l6Ae2aa
u Return % the Bank. Wsllst
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-06

Unx. LEROY CAVE, President Of the
Dubois Co. Farmers Institute,
Ireland. Ind;
Nv Kind Sir see published
in the Jasper COURIER % Nov. y.
program Of the Dubois County
Farmers Institute, OF Dec. l6N IL,
at Ireland.
appreciate such an institution,
and ii i certainly in a line in which
much good could be accomplished
t. the farming class, Of which | am
proud 10 be class-d, 4 Farmer.
| also zee IN the program mvsel
and one other person are named ~
discussion on advantages Of rota'
ton Of crops. which would be a fine
topic under ordinary circumstances
hut my sense d personal dignity
ing manly principle. fprbid- me tax
and any part with that y r~on, an
/ respectfully decline that assign
mcnt.
Hopingvou viii have q good time
and much and lasting good be 40
compli- shed.
remain Your friend,
". W. KENDALL
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bennington Lights.

Mrs. Lizzie Schnarr and children
spent sunday at Mr.. Henry Brei-
denbaugh's.
There viii be a Christmas enter
tainment at the Lennon church
Christmas, eve December 2ith, and
also an entertainment at Portersvillc
christmas night. Everybody in
vited to attend, and have a rood
time.
Thomas Tnman and Albeit Tray
lor made "A business trip to Jasper
Tuesday.
1t was reported that the Jasber
..huuter>'' killed twenty eight rab-
bits Thanksgiving. Come again,
boys. .
Peter Schnarr spent Friday night
with his brother Henry, and sunday
night at A. II. Traylor's. Pete
doesn't care about staying ut home
when his wife is away.
The meeting at the church Friday
night. to arrange about the enter
tainment. was well attended, and the
work done up in god style, but IN
spite of the good work one Of the
brothers got Offended. and said he
would not come to any more OF the
meetings. We hope that he vii
look at things in the right way ant
appear with the rest Saturday aight
Mr.. Huston Abbot is TN the sicl
list.
A party OF young folks met at tn
home of Mike Schnarr Satufda.
night To spend the evening together
Thomas Mccain and sou, mad
4 business trip to Jasper Saturday
The sabbath school and y. 7. :
III. f.. were both RI led out Sunday
What u To- the matter wiz
charley Murray. that he wan 2
he church Friday night?
Miss Della Schnarr returned HON
saturday, after 4 weeks visit Il
] dwell.
A. little snow fell Monday, lu'
enough to say hat it showed.
! EVENING stat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-06

The l.. T.. x st. l.. Cons. X. X. will
sell excursion tickets 10 the following
events, and on the following times:
Home Seekers Excursions vial. +. <
st. l.. X. X. 10 North Carolina. Nov. Is
and 10. Dee. 2nd, 3rd, 10th and 18th, '95.
To Virginia same dates as North Car
DINA.
Kentucky, Dec. 10th and 18th.
Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana
same date as Kentucky.
Missouri, Arkansas, Indian Ter. and
Texas. Nov. 9th and Dec. 18th, 1895.
Call on ticket agent for further partic-
uiars.
To Atlanta, Ga. account Cotton
states International Exposition on
Oct. 2nd, and every tenth day thereafter,
AT round trip rate from Jasper of Sl2.35
for tickets having ten days return limit
l-Sl7.S 80 for tickets having twenty days
return limit-and S23.S5 for tickets hay
ing limit 10 Jan. eth, 1896.
STUDENTS CHRISTINA HOLI-
DAYS.
The Air Line will sell excursion tick
cts to students OF colleges and semina
ries for christmas holidays at one and one
third fare for the round trip, good up 4
and including January 18th, on certifi
cate OF principal or officers Of such inst
tuition.
HOME SEEKERS EXCURSION.
The l.. +. x st. l.. Railroad will Sc
Excursions tickets TO all points in Ark
Ind. Ter, Oklahoma and Texas.-A
points on Southern Pacific west OF L
lFayette.-All points on Illinois Centr;
in Ky, Tenn, Miss. and La. excel
New Orleans. All points on the \.
VI. v. X. X. in Miss. and La. excel
New Orleans and Memphis.-Date
sale, Nov. 21th and Dec. 10th, 1895.
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Did You Ever

Try Electric Bitters as a remedy foryour
troubles Ii not, get a bottle now and
get relief. This medicine has been found
to be peculiarly adapted to the relief and
cure Of all female complaints, exerting a
wonderful direct influence in giving
strength and tone to the organs. Ii you
have loss Of appetite, constipation, head
ache, fainting spells, or are nervous,
~sleepless, excitable, melancholy or
troubled with dizzy spells. Electric Bit
tiers is the medicine you need. Health
and strength are guaranteed by its use.
Large bottles only fifty cents at NJ. Fried
mans drug store. 3
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-06

u. ". Fuller. OF Canajoharie. y. r.,
saws tina, he always keeps DIR. Kings
New Discovery in the house and ms lam
ily has always found the very best re-
suits follow its use that lie would not be
withou, il. ii procnrable. .. A.. Dyke
man. Druggist. Cat-kill. \. T., says that
pr. King New Discovery j. undoubt"i-
ly the best Cough remedy, that he has
used il in his family for eight years, and
1t has never failed 70 do all that j. claim
ed for it. Why not try a remedy 80 long
tried and tested. Trial bottles free al
Martin Friedman's Drug store. Regular
size .Juc. and Sl.m )
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Special Notice.

The State Board of Education. at
its meeting in March, adopted the
Reading Circle editions Of studies
in Shakespeare and McMurry's Gen
eral Method rs the basis for the ex-
aminations in literature and the
science Of Education respectively
for the year beginning with Novem-
Der, 1885, Questions will be pre-
pared on these books. for the first
six months. as follows:
HENRY NIII.-McMrRRY's GEyER
AL METHOD.
November. 1895. History Of
Drama, etc, and Act l., and Prefac'
and Chapter /. General Method.
December, 1895. History, In
PRODUCTION, etc, and Acts ! and III
and Chapters | and III, Genera
Method.
January, 1896. History, Intro
ldution. etc, and Act Ill, and Chap
ter III. General Method.
February, 1896. History, Intro
duction. etc. and Acts ii and Ill
and Chapter III, General Methoc
March. 1896. History, lntr'
duction. ETC.. and Acts ~ and \
and Chapters III, IN and Y, Gel
eral Method.
: April, 1896. History, Introdu
. ton and all the acts. ann Chapt
IN. General Method.
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Children cyfor
Pitchers Castorla.

fSThe Democratic state Central
Committee will meet at lndianapo-
y next Wednesday, the 18th inst,
AMI a large number OF Democrats
VII meet with them. The time
VIII " fixed for county conventions
" ~ held in Jan. to reorganlze the
0mmittce, and prepare for the Fall
.ampaign. II they will declare fol
IRE silver coinage straight. there i
= lighting chance for Democracy
Otherwise the out look j. not a prom.
l-lng one.
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II m. Z. III .nu. rrtrpuhiri with tatarrh
,old IN tie lt-ad. Hay Fever. 60 % th'
Druggist named below and get q bottle
~ Century CatarTh Cure No LANCER
being humbuggcd. Relief N 1--WE MN
ute. and a positive cure. for safe =!
q Rrannock. Nov. l5-lm
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Notice Is hereby given that the unde,
signed, Trustee of Hall township, will
attend to township business on each Sat.
urday Of the wear, at my office, and per
sons having township business to tran
sart are required to present it to him Oh
Saturdays.
The township library will also be found
al my office near Rosamond, and the CIT
liens are invited TO call there for hbrar.
books.
The Indiana Series Of School books
NAV be had at my office, and at John }
insecticides, in Celestine.
LEVI l.. JACOBS,
Trustee Hall township.
Aug. q. fS95.-y
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Held Ur.-Last Friday night, a
Mr.. John Fisher. who works in the
desk fact nv, was walking To hi-
home on the Troy road. Just after
says he was stopped by
two men with handkerchief- over
their faces. who commanded him to
throw up his hands, sticking a pis
tol in his face. His hands were in
his pockets. and a. he pulled them
out he pulled his pocket-book out
with them, and let it drop to one
side in the mud. They then went
through his pockets, but only got a
few G, nts Tor their trouble. Hehad
borrowed $75 that evening and II
was in his pocket-book, and he.
thinks the two men knew he had
borrowed il. for he does not usually
carry much money with him. They
watched him til nearly daylight to
prevent any alarm being given, and
then let him 20 home. After day
light he went back and found his
pocket-book with the money all safe.
When most needed il is not unusual
for your family physician 10 be away
from home. Such was the experience
OF Mr.. j. y. Schenk, editor Of the Cad
do, Ind. Ter, Banner. when his LITTLE
girl, two years Of age was threatened
with a severe attack Of Group. He says:
INV wife insisted that ! go for the doe
tor. but a. our family physician was out
of town | purchased a bottle OF Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy. which relieved
her Immediately. | will not be with
out il in the future" - and 30 ceni
bottles Tor sale by Martin Friedman.
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Major 4. T. Picton j. manager Of the
state Hotel. at Denison, Texas, which
the travelling men say l. one 81 the pes,
hotels in that section. la speaking OF
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera n Diar,
rhoa Remedy. Major Pictcn says; -
have used il myself and in my family
for several wears. and take pleasure IT
saving that consider IT an iniallipit
cure Tor diarrhua and ~iysentery. al
WAYS recommend it, and have frequent
~ administered il 10 my guests In ths
hotel. and in every ease it has proven
itself worthy Of unqualified Endorsement
For sale bv Martin Friedman
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheum, fever
-ire~. letter, chappel hands, chilblain-.-
and all skin eruptions, and posi-
cures piles. or ne pay required.
i guaranteed To give perfect satisfac-
i'm 81 money refunded. Price p cents
per box. For sale by Martin Friedman.
April ut. n Is4j-iy.
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Spcciai Car for Jasper.

The Air Line will run 4 throigl ireign'
ear from louisville AMI New Ains,nN "
.Jaspcr direct. for the ncneiil M w nrt.
chants in Jasper and vicin ~. lhi- wiil
p,t Cincinnati freight in Jasper ~ tie
morning Of the third day after shipment.
Tber. l,eing no transfers the smallest
and irailest articles a be shipped VIII
safety.