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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-28

Celebrated Man on = ca.ebrstsa Railroad.
Gen. Lew Wallace. the renowned soldier
statesman. Traveller and author, pays this com.
pnment 70 the Chicago. Milwaukee, q So Paul
railway N the 81 Paul kreRtn0 Nesas-R scord
Oct 6. 1884:
Il have travelled ali over the United States
and Europe. but never before have seen such
magnineenI Train services as | enjoyed on .Ihs
private compartment cars are superior 10 any.
thing OF the kind ever saw
The trains referred 10 BY the author OF slssn
Hur" are yestibuied throughout heated b.
steam. lighted BY electricity and arranged with
the famous electric berth reading lamp.
j. i. CoNLEY.
Asst Gen. Pass. Ag<.
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-28

Two coupons and Is cents gets a copy
of Coins Financial School Mt the STAND.
ARD offices in Anaconda, Butte or Great
Falls.
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-28

Tho time
Now made by So
The Northern Pacific
On their new east bound schedule
Between Butte and St. Paul
Two hours and forty minutes
Shorter than via any other line.
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This paper contains COINS coupon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-09
MARTINS FERRY.

Charles Yanzer, an employe at the
Buckeye glass house, was quietly mar
ried last Sunday to Miss Mary Johnson,
of this place.
Scot, McHenry was fined 81 and costs
yesterday by Mayor WestwOod for be
ing intoxicated.
Two children of VIM. Delbrugge, OF
Pearl street, are down with The typhoid
fever.
There are about forty cases of ty-
phOid fever in town at the present time,
and new cases are being reported al
most every day. The disease seems
prevalent throughout the county.
Mrs. b. r. Brady is visiting friends
and relatives at Toronto.
Another party of about six. OF this
place. viii leave for Atlanta tomorrow.
Miss May Seigwick has returned
home from a visit with friends and rela-
tives az Columbus
Miss Sarah Gray. Cora Sloan and
BERTHE BiGcEf3rI wen, our 20 CadiZ yes
terday 90 attend O meeting Of the Young
Peoples Slcie-y
Harry Pittuger of Tihin o., is here
visiting friends and relatives for a few
days
Charles Helling has returned home
from o two weeks visit al New York
City.
Mrs T. x. Radcliffe. of Mt Pleasant,
was In town calling on friends yescer-
day.
Yesterday morning Ross Shipman, a
young son of Levi Shipman, and q
thirteen-year-old son of Henry Deahl
left home and have not been heard Of
since. IL is thought they have gone to
Ellwood. Pa, &c work in the glass house
there.
Last evening Edward Arbaugh en-
tertained q number Of his friends in a
very pleasant manner az his home on
Hanover street The many social
amusements were INDUCED in until a
late hour, when an elegant supper was
served
VIII Friedrich and David Jones are
q, Atlanta, Ga, attending the eXpCsi-
zion.
Mrs. John Lewis is visiting her
me her, in Shawnee. Ohio.
Mrs Thomas Jones, OF East Jeffer-
son street. is on The sick list.
Miss Mary Ashton returned to this
CITY after a brief visit to her home in
Shawnee, Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-09
STOP AND THINK.

Stop and think before you invest money
in a dazzling scheme, the projectors OF
which promise a dividend of 60 per cent
the first year
Stop and think before you discharge a
faithful old employee for a trifling fault
Everybody in business Knows that first
class men are hard to get.
Stop and think before you take the irst
remedy thrust at you Tor that annoying
cold you got by exposure to the bleak au7
tumn air A mistake may cost you dearly
Stop and thi- that a stimulant Of
high order is the best thing in colds, and
that Dunys Pure Malt Whiskey is the
only real medicinal stimulant made. Your
druggist or your grocer viii tell you what
a demand there is for it at this season.
Stop and think. how many of your
friends have suffered from chronic sore
throat pleurisy and pneumonia because
they neglected a slight cold. Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey. warming, stimulating and
tonic in its action, conQuers a cold at the
outset. a.,
Stop and think what an advantage II Will
he TO You, and TO all the members OF your
family to pass the autumn ana winter
without a single days sickness from colu'
Then see that a supply of Dutfys Pure
Malt WhisEey is always in the mouse.
Stop and think that famous ana uSeIol
article like Duffy's Pure Malt w hlSkey IS
always initiated Avoid an shams and
counterfeits. Insist on having the genu-
Inc, the only Duffy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-09

There is q great deal Of work going on
in the vicinity Of Cameron. Marshall
county, and it is reliably reported that
there are about twenty-five wells drill
ing in that immediate vicinity. The
South Penn Oh Company is the princ.-
pal operator in that section and that ac-
counts for so little being heard from
that section None of the wells drilling
are within closer than three or four
miles Of Cameron, but as that place is
the distributing point, il IS called the
Cameron territory. Some Of the wells
drilled out in thai section have been
making anywhere from 10 TO % barrels
a day, and at the present price of oil
are worth locking after.
Despite the denial Of the story print
ed IN the Register yesterday morning.
by Sistersv.lle contemporary. there
IS trouble between Messrs. Moore &
Hall and the Afford Bros, and there IS
every reason to believe that il will cul-
inmate IN q big law suit.
All the wells drilling out in the Keen
or district on Middle Island are getting
along nicely and several of them Will be
due in the sand in a few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-09

On Thursday OF the present week
and continuing during the ensuing rev
days, the firm Of Schenk & Sons, OF TINS
city, viii snip to New York city, tor eX-
portation TO Germany, one OF the larg-
est assignments OF lard ever sent
abroad. The amount will approximate
two million pounds, and Will require
between forty and fifty refrigerator
cars for its transportation TO The sea-
board. Not only is the shipment a
large one, but the lard is pronounced
by The agent who purchased it on be-
half of the German buyers TO be the
finest lot Of the product ever sent
abroad The inspection of the lard has
been completed and all The shipping ar
rangements made, except the procuring
of the refrigerator cars. To obtain so
large a number of tdese cars at one
time was a mos, difficult proceeding
but twenty of them had been obtained
Yesterday. and the Messrs. Schenk d
Sons win at once put a large force OF
men at work getting the lard in shape
for transportation. The trains will
leave Tor New York bearing large
sTeamers showing the amount OF the
shipment and where the lard is from,
and it will thus be quite an advertise
ment. not only for Schenk < Sons, but
for Wheeling as we'll.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-09
- NEWS


u.ry Chronicle of the Movements of the
uest. rcH ursfmen.
There wen. lsr-l.s o. water il the
r.. E lelt stationary.
rr.-r wiil De to-day packet
F Neruoras and way landings.
C.rt l-e ot Lexington. was in Sis
sr. rlay looking after Ills OIL
me sale OF ,he new tovboat John
'-I.1 -n W T.. Campbell of ,ha United
states engine er corps. o. Montgomery.
'H.. make, the eighties bc3- sold by
c.u- d. T Davis. the wei known
steamboat broker. IN four years.
Caps n. O.. Ryman VIII have a life
portrait Of "OW Saviour hung up
-u the ladies cabin of his new steamer.
Reuben Dunbar. She win also have a
number o. passages from Scripture
painted FIN her main cabin.
Special to the Register.
FUEereaurg. W. Va, October S.
River. foot inches and rising.
WEI her. fair and cold.
The laird pool In the Little Kanawha
river IS SD near dry that people up
there are crossing the river mt various
points without getting their fee. w5,
Pil-shurg. Pa, October S.-River, I
foot 4-10 inches and stationary at the
dam. Waa her. cloudy and cool
Greensboro. Pa, October S.-River 5
feet inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy orj cold.
OH CITY Pa. October S.-River I
inches and stationary. Weather
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-09
BENwOOD.

Taylor MahOOd of Moundsyille is
the guest of friends at this place.
Josiah Sincl3re left yesterday for
Woodsfell on business.
An interesting session of the City
Council was held last evening.
A reception took place last night in
the N. E. Church in honor of their new
pastor. Rev. S. j. Robinson. The af-
fair was conducted by The members OF
the Epworth League Society, and was
an enjoyable affair.
The Benwood OH and Gas Company
have received their charter from the
Secretary Of State.
The case of the three men who were
arrested Saturday night charged with
causing q serious racket in which re-
volvers and knives came very near
causing a sensational ARRAY, was TO
have been tried las. evening, but owing
10 the Mayor making a mistake in is
suing a summons. i'm which one of the
most important witnesses was sum-
moned to appear October 81, when it
should have been October 8, the trial
was postponed, until this morning at
10 o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-09

Bv Boiler xplosion in New jecscy-The
Boiler Was Sew and Wen FILLED With
Water.
Dover. ". j.. October S.-There was q
SERIOUS boiler explosion al the Wharton
iron mine. g Hibern2. this morning.
SIX men were injured bu, none of -Aam
lIly. THE .njursd are: Melton
smith. engineer. scaljed badly; Philip
Festurg fireman. scalded; John Clark.
workman. scalied and injured by de-
br.s. William Kelly. miner, scaldej and
enc 1y debris John Malone miner. i'm
-urzI ao7u The body; Michael Ryan. i'm
mrc1 hv falling debris. The explosion,
which occurred Fin engine house 10. g.
shook -h5 little mining village In adj
dt0n To- tearing the houses TO pieces,
it d.j s. great deal of damage TO Other
buildings En- Che vicinity. The cause Of
the explosion is unknown, rs ,he boiler
IS said b. have been new one. and 10
have contained plau.y Of water.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-09
SMALLTALK
Minor Mattcrs OF Interest Briefly an
Pithiiy Todd

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithny Told.
Dan Crum5acker. Jr, was arrested
Yesterday by officer Holmes. for disor-
derry conduct.
There was one case in Police Court,
yesterday morning.
A horse valued at S175. belonging
90 O.. So. Adams. took lOck-JaW, yester-
dav. and was shot by Lieut.. Clemans.
The Willing Workers Of Simpson
1T. IT,. Church viii give q bubble party,
Thursday, October 10th. at the residence e
of SIR. Geo. McMechen, No. lOl5 EoG
street.
While picking apples from a tree
near l-oundsville. Thomas Callahan.
young man WAC lives in that city, fell
t1 the ground and sustained serious IN
iuries.
The contractors in charge Of the
Improvements 90 jacob street, south Of
Thn-y-siX-h street. are pushing the
work rapidly The curbs have been
rcsc and yesterday teams were haul
ing bricks for paving. Only one side
oil -ho street Win be paved.
-Ev-Secre-2ry of STATE VIM. A. o.
new. who Is being treated at the North
Wheeling Hospital is progressing nice
PSF. He was able % sit Up for short
time Yesterday.
There viii be q concert and dance
nc Bishops Han Friday evening, OctC-
Der 11.l. given by the Funmakers
Grand opening OF Turner Hall by
tho Silver EI0ha Clvh f0-niu-hr TGVpr'S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-09
AGElTs WANTED.

WANTED-A GENERAL AGENT FOR
the State of West Virginia, q man with
some executive ability, large experience in
Building and Loan matters; TO a compe-
tent man q liberal contract viii be given
with a guarantee. Address Calvert Build
ing and Loan Association, Baltimore, Nd
ee1d NJ w
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-09
CUT THIS OUT

Dates Tor Low Rates to Pittsburg TX
position.
Thursdays. October 10th and nth,
Saturdays. October 18th and 18th, Elk
cursion Tickets to Pittsburg will be
sold at 81 from Wheeling via Pennsyl-
vania Lines. Tickets will include adj
mission TO the Exposition and will be
good returning two days from date of
sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-09
MALE HELP WANTED.

DOSlTIONforfew pushing statesmen, on sal
airy. staplelne Ii youmean business al.
for particulars, stating age II he BROS,
Chicago se3Od&wed-rv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-09
SOMETHING UNUSUAL.
An Enormous Shipment Of Lard to be
Made From This City.

II Goes to Hamburg, Germany-The
Amount Will Approximate Two
IS Million Pounds, and Will Fill Be
tween Forty and Fifty Refrigera-
tor Cars-The Product Sold by
Schenk & Sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-15
NEW NATCR1LTZATION RULES.

THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS WILL RESUME
THE WORK UNDER THE RECENT ACT.
The Judges Of the Court o: Common Pleas met yes
terday and decided resume naturalization OF
aliens under the following new rules, which were
adopted
Final applications OF Aliens 10 be admitted TO pc
come citizens Of the United States. made III the
Court OF Common Pleas for the city and county OF
New-York may be fled any time. but hnal action
thereon shall be had only on Mondays. Weln"s-
DAYS and Fridays OF each week at D. IN, al than-
bers in the County Courthouse. THIS rule Is adpptei
In pursuance Of Chapter 921. Laws or 1879, passed
June & 1896 entitled AN Act Concerning Natural
ization and Regulating the Procedure In Cases OF
vldel that the Supreme Court In the respective ju
djcial districts and the county courts IN the Icspec
five counties OF this state shall. have jurisdiction OF
declarations of intention and OF aspirations OF
aliens TO become citizens OF the United STATES; ana
pursuant 10 Chapter 1893 OF the Laws OF NJ sec
lion G. which provides that the Court OF common
pleas for the city and county or New-iork mas
mower and Jurisdiction to exercise In the SAID CITY
and county "all the powers and jurisdiction now
or hereafter conferred upon or vested In the county
courts IN their counties . -. 49,. -,
above referred to- providing that applications ior
citizenshlp shall be In the form OF a petition 70 pe
6led in the Court least fourteen days before maj
action thereon can he had. and TO the requirements
o. "a the contents OF such petition, ana as 70 WITT
ten notice thereof TO be given 10 the County C;erk
As no provision Is made by aW Tor furhshits
blanks or forms for such applications none can De
sunnllcd al present by this Court 10 applicants; A
Certified copy OF the act is filed with the Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-15
THE ST. LUEES HOSPITAL PROPERTY.

SALE OF ANOTHER OF THE PARCELS TO FUR
CHASER WHOSE NAME IS WITHHELD
The St Lukes Hospital property, at Fifty-iourth-
ST. and Fifth-ave. although reported to nave oeen
absolutely sold several months ago TO Lewis =
Samuel by the OF the hospital for the sum
OF s24O00OO reappears from time TO dine IN the
market IN the hands OF real estate brokers. who
announce the sales OF the various parcels or prop
cr,y az rapidly they are effected In many OF
these sales there Is apparent mystery. The
names Of the actual purchasers are withheld
al the time of closing the contract Such Is the case
OF the sale announced yesterday. The plot Just
sold embraces seven full city lots. four fronting on
Fifty-fourth-st 100 feet and three ahuttng In the
rear and fronting FiftyHfth-st seventy-hve feet
front I, begins i25 feet west OF Fftn-aVc ard In
cudes therefore the highest-priced portion OF the
street lots on the diagram OF the property pub
lished by Douglas Robinson e. Co.. the brokers act
ING for the trustees, the lots are numbered %. 30
and 81 ON yfourth-s; and TO- II and IL on Fifty
6fth-st The purchaser has bought the property IL
il said for the purpose OF erecting private house
for his own occupancy The price at which these
seven lots held by the trustees OF Ut. I.ukes
was 800 -, ..,
fourth-sl which Is the choice residence street OF
that part OF the city With this sale seventeen out
of the ,hlrty-two lots composing the tract have been
sold All for private dwelling houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-15
PRo5rreI PAM
ROUTE TO THE NEW TRACK


ana Ser, w" wbncImen Brooklyn scorcrsR l. Jones
Kings County Wheelmen. Brookyn "; o,nh Stahi
Cram GPamercy whcsmcn SswYo5k W T r,rnnay
Schenectady " r. S,syenson T Meilbach Bush
wick Whcemcn BROOKLYN L. + Cocmmn' 1'' WctE
ment Wheeling Section wrookin 'nrneElvn; G.
nen"i,c Long Island Wheelmen. Rr9oklyn; rdW MARI
il walker bSOsy" DSycs HGO brcOyn ~
Marsha Charles White cn rSm,s A'Aet crchson
SoMn,y whecmen. brooklyn Assistant clerks
Of Course Dixon am Resment Wheel,ng
$so nFqsSy" frm T. F9sa Hs%ip
brooklyn bicycle club roOkyWYh ocn rPSokyn
SS, r,~1i Bowdsh Kings County wheelmen.
1r"oklvn. Assistant starter George T. steppins'
roo Bce cnD Br% o, w Nsrf Ui c0 Rrooh
iyn Announcers- Frederick W Burns naruna Boa'
Go r1SokSn; aHa s'fI G. ha;sh
elder l.. 4 w. New-York Track secretary-"iis
the contests vii be as follows and counting the
preliminary or trial heats there VIII be thirty-ohe
class A-one-mle Novice scratch one mile Han
dcap Sneme s State champonshp
)scratch nve-mile Metropolitan District Champion
ship tscraich( III, ,.cr,,cn naced one-mle
(handIcapC and ten mile ,scratch. paced.
The following are the handicap distances given
by the official Handicapped, Batchelher' 10 the
competitors In the one-mIle race this afternoon:
one''' eonit"r scratch: c. NJ Murphy scratch
ono Zlegler 10 yards w. f. Sims. 90 NJ. +. Dim
horgcr 20. II II Maddox 30: X. Terrll. 49, +. H.
Alien a: W J. Hefert. 20; 4 l. Brown. co. Conn
cohurn s.: r. /. Bluvet 100; G. 7. Earl. 100; J.
r barry iiO r. O'Connor us, c. Cans. l25
Onc-mio handicap. Class A-The scratch men
r,,Ii be A. F. weinIg T. T. Hand. +. A. Bonnger.
II T. Nosher and w. c. Roome
The one-mile New,York state championship
acratch race for The Tribune meiai' ought TO De
one OF the best of the day; III
Visitors to the races will 40 wei 10 consult the
20 n the new track published herewith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-15
MIKE" MURRAY, THE GAMBLER DEAD
HE KEPT THE NOTED SPORTING PLACE IN
WHICH WILLIAM NJ TWEED WAS HIDDEN

HE KEPT THE NOTED SPORTING PLACE IN
WHICH WILLIAM NJ TWEED WAS HIDDEN
AFTER HIS ESCAPE FROM LUDLOw-sT. JAIL.
Mike" Murray one OF the richest of New-York
gamblers died suddenly in his office, at No. 12s
East Fourtecnth-st., on Tuesday afternoon. pre-
sumably from heart disease He had been well
known to sporting men and to gamblers in the city
for many years He was about ffty-ive years DID,
large and portly with flowing side whiskers Years
ago. when gambling places were run openly In the
city, he kept a nourishng keno place in Eighth
St. near Broadway. and after the police stopped
that game he ran faro and poker games In the
same place. II in that place that William NJ
Tweed hidden for a few days after he escaped
from the Ludlow Street JAIL before he sailed Tor
Cuba Murray was Interested in lottery and policy
places in the city also, and in later years he was
interested in city poorooms. He had country
place in New-Jersey where he usually spent his
summers Like most gamblers who made gambling
pay he neither drank liquor nor smoked cigars
lie was married to Jennie Worrell one OF the
well-known Worrell sisters. They quarrelled and
separated in 1883 At that time he had gambling
house. which later poolroom In Twenty
eighth-st OF late Murray had not been running
any games openly His friends said that he in
jured his health by drinking too much iced-waier
In weather. His body was removed to his
late home at No l49 West Forty-eiehth-st.
staver's par in the Court OF Common Pleas called
yesterday was that of Frederick Detze asainst
the case told Judge Bookstaver that Mike" Muir
ray. the principal defendant. was dead. and the
employed by Murray as a cook in 1855. He In
vested n large OF money In pool tickets IN
Murrays gambling establishment In Fourteenth
St near Fourth-ave. Dicrzel's bets all made
before June. 1889 and amounted to s2sS lie was
amd May 20 IN ISL ms Bee Sss maGe s be all Of
which he lost. lie sues 10 recover the s2sls which
no disagreed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-15
rRICES IN THE MARKETS
APRrCoTs AND PEACHES FROM CALIFORNIA
WASHINGTON MARKET FIGURES.

.,,,cors AID PEACHES FROM CALIFORNIA
WASHINGTON MARKET FIGURES.
The supply OF strawber is about at its heigh'
this week and the quality OF the fruit OF the
finest, The gardens Of New-Jersey are being drawn
unon by the marketmen, and prices OF the pest
range from 1912 cents 70 10 cents quart oo~'
Strawberries however. have had considerable COM
no,,,to, IN the last week from other fresh fruits.
o~,,c,iarlv anrlcots and cherries. The marketing
y, california fruit the East grows steadily heavier
every year. and many apr!cots ana cherrieS are
b.,ns shipped out OF the Golden state this year
thar Gamers there have had TO pay almost double
,o- their supplies OF fruit and the resulting rise
:, the price OF canned goods next winter VIII De
o~,ous 4 box OF apricots holding about seventy
c,s costs at retail In the fancy fruit stores OF
broadway 81 California cherries sell Tor 10 anu
N cents a pound. California and Georgia peaches
Goa, 81 a dozen for the best-the Alexanders. i"e'e
are some cherries from North Carolina IN the mar
ket but they bring almost nothing III coi'pe
with the splendid fruit OF the Coast Georgia water
a,o,s can he had this week for 10 cents each.
yhortleberres and gooseberrles retail at ~ cents
haske, Pineapp,es sell for 20 and . cents cach.
7, Washington Market asparagus sells for 10 ana
% cents a bundle. beets for cents ou"e'' "
matoes 10 and % cents a quart lettuce 10 'e"',
head onions 10 cents a quart. table celery ~ anu
% cents n stalk new potatoes 30 cents ha'ip'.",
rs., meas q cents a half-peck cabbages ana
.,,s n head rhubarb 3 cents a bunch. eggpiah.s
., cents each and caulfower 10 TO % cents heau'
The bes, Elgn Creamery butter costs - GEMS
mound Seventeen fresh hens eggs can be haa iof
Is cents. - . .,.n
Large fresh mackerel are worth . cents eacn,
CHICKEN halbut costs IS cents a pound i've coo ~
co,,a Southern sheepshead 20 cents dressed eeiS
Il and IS cents buensh 1919 cents. kenneoec salmon
., ~ q cents and Southern spanish inacke'ea ~
cents Connecticut River roe shad sen LOT % oe'''
s,rh Shad roe cost % cents pair. ,,.,,,.s,.
Tn washington Market yesterday Phlladeipmsaa
chickans sold FOR % cents pound; capons LOT ~
cnn,s snriug ducks IS cents; Boston geese =. Genus
Vermont roasting turkeys. Is cents and prime no.,
NC tmrkevs Is cents roasting chickens 10 cents
r,sls II cents. and Philadelphia broilers' 81 -
pair ,,. .r,r,,g.s ard white souab were
q "a a dozen English pheasants ana brd1mlh
."vse 81 q a pair; black cocks. 81 5o DARK squat
81 tahr rSa ,eeI beef Costs 1879 to a cents pound
d ,r,o steak 1924 cents srlon steak. III
po n,s. Demonico steak. IA cents; round bone ana
ar hone steak 1912 cents: fresh rump beef 10 cents
ia. 800 cents; veal chops. 10 cents; lon OF veal
y, ,es ,amts: leg and 10 cents breast and cents
~ v sit and cents: veal outlets. 10 cents OF
hn Tor q cents; hind quarters OF mutton cents
ttre rua,ter 5 cents. rack quarter ana fsngiisn
Io'Td 10 cents: leg cents; rack and Enslisn
ans ,qis cents shoulder. cents mutton Kidneys
q