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by an enthusiastic following. In the
hrBt lull, q motion to invite "Bishup
MCCabc" to the platform was heard, It
was carried with whlrl, and as Or.
AfcCnbe walked down the aisle the DEM
onstr0tion was repeated, but DR.. Mc-
GabC begged to be excused from slylnE
or singing anything. The conference
ordered no report made on those who
received less than nine votes, and the
conference. resumed Its deliberations.
TIL fifteenth ballot showed a gain for
McCab0 Of elghty-slX, for CrRnstOn OF
Si&ty-Seven, for Hamilton a loss Of
forty, for Buttz loss OF eleven, for
Neely a loss OF atxty-two, for Bowen a
loss Of hVe. Tho drift was then toward
the Rev. Earl Cranston.
The sixteenth ballot was soon an.
nounCed. resulting In the election Of DR..
CrRnstOn as the second bishop.
In all, 5ot votes were cast, making 23B
necessary for choice. OF these CrRns-
ton received SG6, thus electlng him by
thirty ButtE received eighty-two.
Hamilton thIrty-sIx, Nicely ten and
scattering ten. Tho conference went
Wild again and cheers flied the hall.
Aandkerchlefs were waved and the
noise continued for several minutes.
while DR., CranstOn walked forward and
pOWGus An utteLnpt py JuuSe SAplcstuL
Oregon, 10 make the election unanimous
was howled down.
The conference then took up the cleo
ton Of two book agents for New York
and two for Cincinnati. Or, Hugh EaR-
ton was reelected for New York and
pending the election OF the others, the
conference adjourned.
There was a hot discussion before the
committee on missiqus on the PROPOSE
tlon that persons may specify the pur-
poses for which special gifts to the
church shall be used. Bishop ThO6urn
Is exceedingly anxious that this be
done. A few days ago. he said, that II
better support was not given the mis-.
sion work In India, one out of every six
missionaries there would be compelled
10 return home, To-day he said that
while that might not be the result, n
continuance OF present conditions might
prevent his returning to India. The
chanEc proposed met with the Opposi-
tIOn Of Or. McCabe and MIR. Leonard.
The matter was held over.
The book committee to-day recon-
mendcd subsidies. amounting to &S,2SO
per year for several Of the church pa
pera.
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CITY OF MEXICO. May 1.-The
eternal question of Cuba, coupled with
the hatred of the lower classes here for
the spantArds. was the cause Of a lively
riot In one Of the outer wards last night.
A drunken man passing a match fac-
tory made offensive demonstrations
against the owner Of the factory, q
spaninrd. shouting Death to sPan-
iardS." When the 6panlard. thinking
the man was about to draw a knife, hit
him. n mob gathered shouting Death
10 SpanIards" and Cuba Libre," and
then began stoning the factory and
smashing windows. The police were
telephoned for, and soon General Car
bellada and his adjutRnts arrived, when
the mob stoned them, slightly woundine
the general. The police dispersed the
mob. arrestInE fourteen persons.
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OTTAWA. ILL.,, May 19.-Flve hun
ared men stood In the town caucus Of
the Ottawa Democracy last night and
tor twenty minutes, In n scene Of Wild
disorder, sought 70 howl one another
down, They were the adhsTents OF
Attorney General MoioRey representing
the AltEeId free silver wing OF the DEM
ocracy and the gold standard admin
Istration Democrats, friends Of Controh-
er ECkels. 4 division Of the house fol-
lowed on the chaIrmnushsp question,
and was so close that n COMMITTEES was
appointed tn count tho votes. 1t dc.
Clared tho silver men were winners and
the EuiG standard advocates almost I'M
mrdlatcly lot the halL \ free silver
delegation was then selected @ the
county convention, which, on Thurs
day, viii elect u silver delegation to
Springfield. instructed for Altgcld for
governor and MOlOney for attorney
general
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PROMINENT GUESTS
To witness the Czar's Coronation ArrtV-
ing at Moscow,


ing az Moscow.
MOSCOW. May l9.-The Duke and
Duchess Of Connaught, representing
Queen Victoria at the coronation cere-
monies, arrived here at noon and we're
accorded a brilliant reception.
The military tattoo which was sched-
ulcd for tonight, TO take place In the
presence Of the CEaT has been postponed
owing 10 the inclement weather. The
Grand Duke and Grand Duchess OF
Hesse, Prince and Princess Louise OF
Battenberg, the hereditary Grand Duke
Of Baden. the Crown Prince Of Den-
mark, and Prince Sudanaru. OF Japan,
arrived during the day and were re-
ceiVed at the railroad station By mem.
bers OF the Imperial family and guards
OF honor accompanied by bands OF mu-
sic.-
An especially grand reception has
been accorded to the Emlr of Bokhara,
who has been received in private Ru-
dIencG by the Gear at the Petrovsa
Palace, where he was presented to the
Czarina. The other members Of the
Bokharian mission were then received
officially In the audience hall. The Khan
of KIva was accorded a similar recep-
Admiral selfrldge of the United
States navy, and party. arrived here to-
day. There was no official reception
accorded them, but they we're met at
the station by H. H. Pierce, secretary
OF the United States legation and by
Lieutenant Commander r. P. Rogers,
.he naval attAche to the legation.
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DETROIT. Mich, May 19.-Ons hum
0red aud seventy-hve delegated were
prcsenl when The annual convention ~
Tho Amalgamnicd Association of Iron
nnd steel Workers of America were
called 10 order to-day. President Gnr-
land, OF Pittsburgh, presided. The
,,,rr,,t,,, scy.tlan wns occupied with Np-
mointment OF committees and other ruu-
tine preliminary work. Tomorrow the
reports OF the officers will be read aud q,
TGnrsday the wage committee viii
mako IN report, which Will be the pfth-
glnal subject OF discussion thereafter.
'Tbe delegates present directly repre-
sept 10. .OOO workers., but 100000 employees
Of the iron trades arr Gc,nai.y EoE%rnSl STnTi,,
Uyc lodges have been enrolled during the
",st vear. and the representation this
y%ar is the largest sIHre the Homestead
1FnuIIeH
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DUBUQUE, Iowa, May l9.-The fight
between tho gold aud silver factions
which has been expected Mt to-morrow'S
Democratic state convention eenms to-
night to have been practically settled In
ndvnncc The gold standard delegates
held q conference this evening and prac-
tically gave up the contest. though
many favored bolt. Ex-Governor
BOIcJ was given an ovation on his ar
rival to-day. BoleS badges are seen
Cyrrywhcre, and talk In lobhicN Is Hif OF
him ns "A presidential candidate. Fig
urns given out Tonight as showing the
relative strength Of the factions In the
convention are: Silver, 66S; gold, stand
nrd gh7
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MILWAUKEE. Wis, May l9.-The
c5mnItter OF citizens TO cndeavOr to
bring about IN adjustment Of the street
railway labor difficulty dissolved this
nTtornnon II reported to the public
lhut 1t had held conferences with the
company and with Il cnr1mtttcc OF the
str.ct railways men uf the union It
Ind received tho ultlmntum OF the COM
Dnny and that OF the men md hnd
reached the conclusion that under the
prcsrni sltuntIon of aNRirT no settle
mcnt could be accomplished.
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PITTSBURGH. May I? The NIB,
CONGO of mn agreement between lake coal
rt,np ,1,rg i, IL announced that tho i. H.
EDbblps Company IL chipping from
pit,abnrrh, FREQ on board at IhiEc NJ tue
rata Df 81 50. WeRt virginia shippers
nrf, giving q 81 10 rate nnd the ONO Pe2-
Ulr 81 IN. Pitlrburgh ShlpWrS hi' IpV
,,inia ehi;,ppr4 and eighty miles nearer
Iban ohio, vet they have much higher
frc,gbi rntsa 10 pay. For this reason
lie Pittsburgh nbrratTH have called on
tGo railroad people for conference i9r
tbr adjustment of rates, l'esa con- "
being shipped from here 70 m" MhnS
than ever before because OF thc dlSerlih'
nation,
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, May t9.-The wo-
mans board Of missions OF the Cum.
berland Presbyterian church. convened
this morning at $3.50 o'clock. a commu-
nicatian was read from Mrs. w. w.
Beck, Of Seattle. Washington. The
letter was stirring appeal to the
board to carry the missionary work Into
the great field OF tho far west.
The president called for report OF the
committees on state OF the work Wtich
was presented by tiIe chairman. Mrs.
Dewitt, Of Springfield, Mo. The report
showed encouraging progress. but ut
the same time, the fact was brought out
that but a small proportion OF Cumber-
land Presbyterian church women were
engaged In the work OF the wonanB
honrd Of missions.
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CRooSKToN. Mimi, May 1S.-The
tlood situation Is becoming very serious,
the rise In the Red Lake river having
been very rapid BY reason OF continu.
Gus and coPIouS rains, Part OF the town
Is Hooded and water Is two or three feet
deep In some OF the principal streets
whit. in some Of the residence d!strlctg
the FIRST floors arc flooded. The rail-
roads have suffered severely from wash
outs and ali trains are tate. The crop
situation In the Red River valley, fam
GUS for its hard wheat. is most serious.
us the wet spring has prevented seeding
and the acreage Is cut down tremrn-
louSly.
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Kno,T Xo,.lnr of ouoy'. Wilt.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, May 19,--The
Commercial GazcttG's special from
Canton, Ohio, says: Nothing Is known
here about Senator Quny'H proposed
visit 10 Mckinley. Senator Mitchell. OF
oregon, has just returned from a visit
to Mckinley. c. q. DnwoR. OF Chicago,
ex-sccretnry OF state, S. NJ. Taylor II,
Il, Russell, OF the Hartford, Post, and
other visitors, were with Mckinley to.
day. There are many visitors daily, and
several prominent RepublIcans are eX-
pcctcd cn route home after the adjourn.
ment os Congress, but II Senator Quay
il coming, Ex-Governor Mckinley Is
keeping the matter to himself
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THE NEW BISHOPS.
sketches Of ths Famous Chaplain MeCabs
ana DR.. CranAt0n.

and DR.. CranAtOn.
Charles c. AIcCabe. D. D.. one OF the
new Methodist Episcopal bishops, was
born In Athens. Ohio, October II. 1895.
He was converted when eight years ot
age, was educated ut the Ohio Wesley
an University, and entered the Ohio
conference In 1860. HIS first appoint.
ment was at Putnam. In the fall OF
1869 he enlisted as chaplain In the One
Hundred and TWcnty-alxth Ohio In
fNntry. and on the battlefield Of VIM
chester, Virginia, was taken prisoner
and sent 10 Libby prison. where he re-
TlaIned four months. When released he
iolnel the regiment. but was pressed
into service OF the Christian commits
sion, In whose interests he made large
collections,
At the close OF the war Chaplain Nc
Cabe was stationed at Portsmouth, o.
In 1868 he was appointed agent OF the
Church Extension Society and Buhse-
uuantly assistant corresponding secre-
tary Of the Board of Church Extension.
He Ia now secretary OF the Missionary
Society. He took part in preparing the
''Minnowe Hymns" book that has had
an immense circulation. He IL often re-
ferred 10 as the 'slnging chaplain
and the champion pleader for contrtbu-
tons ia the Methodist Episcopal denom-
nation.
Or, Earl cranstOn. the other new
bishop, IS d gentie-Eptrited man, OF mild
manners, and unpretcntIouS bearing.
with a good, wholesome face. iron gray
beard, clean shaven upper lip. and an
ample dome, which glistens trlum-
phnntly through few scattering locks.
lie Is Of medium height, with business
and Oratoricai qualities far beyond
medium, for the former have made him
for twelve years a superb book agent OF
the church and the latter had previous
~ sustained him In a high position as
n preacher, At previous conference
he came near being elected bishop, as
he received at that time, 200 votes.
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LONDON, Ohio, May l9,-The Demo-
cratic convention Of the Seventh ohloo
district to-day offered the congressional
nominnt tIon to John B. Bookwalter, who
declined II. It Is understood that Sook7
walter Is a candidate for delegutesats
large in the Interest ot free silVer.
James johnson. jr., Of Springfield, Wtss
nominated for Congress, The eonStess-
IonnI nominee and the delegates were
instructed by resolution for free silver.
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LONDON, May ia dispatch to the
Times from Pretoria, Transvaal, dated
May IS Monday says:
"The executive council to-day decided
that the punishment Of Col. Francis
Rhodes, Lionel Phillips. George Farrrats
and John Hays Hammond tthe leaders
Of the reformcrs who were sentenced TO
death) shalt be ffteen years impFieon.
ment. The hope Is entertained that
these sentences will be modified. the
decision OF the sentences Of the othef
reCormers Is stu awaited"
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THE CORONATION
OF the Czar will be Attended by
Acts OF Mercy.
lie WILL GIVE AMNESTIES,

Partial or Complete, to Russian Prisoners
la nsIbsrIa--Peraons who Have Left faua.
Sla for Political Reasons will be Par.
doned Oh Condition oFThsIr Taking the
Oath Of AIleglanee-RellElou Liberty to
be Granted to All suBjoots-Promineat
Gpests Arrive at NOSoOw-D -Dlstlnsalshed
HOnOrs Extended to Them.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, May i0.-Flve
hundred delegates were present at To-
days session OF RHbekRh assembly, l. o.
O. +. Grand Master william Northern
delivered mn address and committee re-
ports were read, A resolution WINS
adopted amending the constitution so
than four delegates IN the assembly, \
committee wns appointed to take charge
Of the work Of raising funds for the
home for aged and INDECENT members
nnd their wives and widows.
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anMrz,s roRCHs DEFEATED
According to the DoetOred Reports q
General VVeyIuF.

General NVeyler.
HAVANA. May ls.-CoI. Moncada, at
NadEura, this province, has been en-
gagged with force of 200 insurgents. un-
der DomlnIcano Rodolfo Tei1eiro. be-
IleYed to form part Of the forces OF Max"
imo Gomez. The enemy left three
wounded on the field.
As result OF the engagement between
the Insurgents and Col. Segura, at Ctegn
de Romera. where the enemy sustained
numerous loss, Maximo Gomez retreat
ed to COncordia and Guige. near Zuazo,
province Of Santa Clara. Lieutenant
Colonel Rodriguez, with a force of t,2oe
Spanish infantry and three pieces OF ar
tillery, engaged GomeI's forces at these
places and Is reported to have inflicted
great loss upon the enemy's infantry
and artillery. The Insurgents, It Is add.
al, dIsbanded and retreated in the dlrec-
ti0n Of Maria Rodriguez and Minas
Batas.
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Indian 'rrUublca al ronsue river.

WASHINGTON, May ,1o--Upon the
representations OF Indian Agent Stouch
at Tongue River reservation, Montana,
transmitted through aud endorsed BY
the Interior department, the war de-
pArtmont has sent orders ia General
Brooke, commanding the department of
Dakota, to urud troops from Fort Gus
ter to the agency to preserve order and
stop the killing OF cattle by the Indians
Probably two troops OF tho Tenth cav
nlry viii bc sent. but General Brooke IS
allowed to use his discretion an TINT
pnlnl
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NEW YORK, May l9.-rhcrN is litte
niirgiIon now that the CoiOnuadc hotel
suicide. Mrs. Evcrrtt, If b0sidH," was
Mira Edgar z. lIill, Of London EnE-
lana, and formerly Of ColumhuF, Ind.
Judge Ralph II,tt. o. tndinnaroilF, rc-
rcIyCd n cabicF'Hm to-day from his son,
huqband Of the wcmau, pNyIng That the
latter had always desired that after
death her body should be erPinntcd, and
asking that that disposition be made OF
the corpse.
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Two DAYS DEBATE
Started in the House on the 1muii.
grafton Bills.
FEATURE OF TIE DISCUSSION

Was the Plea of Congressman Buete, OF
Louisiana, Against Any Sort Of Restrlc'
tive LeglslatiOn Bsyondthat Now ON the
Statute Books, which Excludes Pauper,
and Criminals = Representative Stone
Makes a Strong Argument for tho Re
strietIon ofImmIgratlon, which OfLate
Has Exceeded the Natural Increase OF
Population.
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RuFFALo n. y, May ls.-The ma
iIonnl convention OF iourncymen horse
shocrs received the reports Of coInt1lts
toes to-day. John O'Noll, OF Chieago,
presided. The entire day was spent IN
the transaction nf business, The eiees
lion of officers is set down for Thursday.
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NEW ORLEASS. May l0--laot
night laa,cH Dazzle, colorcd, wac taken
irom the jan In S. Bernard Parish ana
,yuchrG. lie was arrested ycStorlny for
attempting TO outrage Whit lady near
the PoydrAs plantation on Sunday
morning,
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7HE new BISHOPS
Elected by the Methodist Eptsco'
pul General Conference.
NCABE AND CRANsT0N CHOSEN

On the fifteenth and sixteenth ballots,
Rs,psctlvsiy-Both were soldiers Of the
Late Wax As Well as OF the crOSs-The
Day. Proceedings OF Lively Intsrsst.
Entnu,laatie Demonstrations Follow
the Election OF the New RI,hOps-only
One Book Agent Elected.
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Far wCs, virginia. generally fair DUR
I'M, the day. preceded by showers IN the
early mortit1E. cooler; northweAtcrH
winds. ..,...,- ..,,. ,.I,,
Fair' Hph, 10 fresh ROuthcnstcrly WINDS.
For Ohio. generally fair. with probably
local thunder storms In southern portion;
cooler in southern portion; light TO tresh
cRslcrly winds.
local Temperatures.
Tho temperature yesterday as observed
hy e. SCEncpf. druggist, corner Four
tccnth and Market streets, was ~ Iol'
lows:
IA. m,,......,.... asp. n..".".,..s.,,
IN m,,,,,,,,..... IbII y, M,.,s.,..s.-s..s "
is n........ ........ SliWeAther- Cloudy.
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SpeetAI DiSp0tch 10 tho 4EbU'"be'SS'
WASHINGTON, D. c., May iS.-Pat-
ents have been granted to West Vtr-
giulanS as follows: Madison NJ. Benson
FaIrmOnt, copy holder; Darwin e.
Boyce, aBslgnor Of one-half to ]. NJ.
Clark, QuInnmont, cradle dump: Robert
DInsnore, Weston, magazine flre-arm.
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Now York KcnsirEton. Antwerp.
iIycrpooi-P -PNvonia. Boston
MoViltc- -Sardinian, Montreal, Tor LIVER
pool ,,..,
uGm6urE- ScAndlN, Now YORK
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CAIRO, May 19.-Thcrc were twenty
four deaths from cholera here yester.
day, twcnty.right at Alexandria ana one
M EHuFDh
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II Is now believed that the conference
can be concluded and report made to
the senntD Tomorrow,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-08
FIGHTING ICE TRUST.
1t is Said That the Standard OIL People
Will Do This.

Along the Hudson river where In the
firmly grounded that new competitor
will enter the field against the Consoli-
daed Ice Trust this winter. Some of the
strongest men in the Standard Oil Com
pany, it is asserted, purpose to go into
the business on large scale.
John D. Archbuld is mentioned as the
leader in the new scheme. He is reti-
cent on the subject, and so alt his bust
ness associates; but men Of many years
experience in the ice trade say that the
existence of a STANDARD Oil combination
IS an actual and palpable fact.
The purpose of the new combination
Ia thns explained: The Standard people
viii handle artificial ice exclusively, and
With the enormous capital, at their com.
mand they can afford to sell their Ice at
loss for q while until they DIVE the
present ice trust to the wall. Once in
full control of the market prices can be
married up or down at tbs will OF the
manufacturers, just as the price of oil
is regulated by the Standard Oil monop-
oily. Friends of the Standard people,
however, declare that the ultimate OBJ
ject of the new scheme Is to give ice con
sumers the benefit of lower prices than
they have ever before enjoyed.
If the new project really goes into
efeat, the plan involves the establish
ment of extensive plants in and about
New York, and the artificial ice COM
pany will be ready to do business next
spring.
The present leaders in the New York
ice industry are the Morse Brothers,
who obtained control of the Knicker-
booker and several other ice companies
in this city five or six years ago, and
formss a strong com bination which ow
dominates the business.-N. Y. Times.
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ASTHMA CAN BE CURED
l Leading Physician at Last Dis
covers the Remedy. va
A Public Test VIII Be Made Today, at
Goold's Drug Store

A Public Test VIII Be Made Today, at
Goold's Drug Store
In the wonderful progress made by
medical science Of the world successful
treatment for most diseases has been dis
covered and those which were at one
time considered incurabie are now easily
conquered. Among the most difficult
and obstinate of diseases which has
baffied the skill of our most noted ply
sicians up to the present time, Asthma
ranks first. Thousands of sufferers know
~ their personal experience that no abb
Iolute cure for this disease was dis
covered until DR.. Rudolph Schiffmnnn,
the renowned Physician. who has made
the treatment of Asthma and kindred
complaints the study of lifetime, dur
ing which time he has treated and cured
more cases of Asthma than anything
Doctor, perfected remedy which not
only produces instant relief In the most
severe cases of Asthma, Hay Fever and
Bronchitis, but has positively cured
thousands of sufferers who were con-
skepticism of the public in this age of
countless fraudulent nostrums, DR..
Sohiffmann, In order to restore conf
dence and obviate any suspicion OF i'm
position, requests this paper to announce
that from a. m. today until 8 p. III.
tomorrow he offers liberal sample box
of SeEf%mann Asthma Cure to all per-
sons applying at H. P. S. 0oold's Drug
Store, 577 Congress ST., absolutely free
of charge, knowing that personal test
will be most convincing, and will vindi-
cate his every clai m. This Physician
has made a most gen erous offer to per-
sons who suffer from this most terrible
disease, and all sufferers are not only re-
quested, but cordially invited to call,
and should bear in mind the time and
place specified for the distribution and
avail themselves of the offer. Persons
living out of this city who desire to test
the merits of this most wonderful rem
edy will receive package free by mail
by writing to Dr.. r. Sohiffmann. 815
Rosabel Street, st. Paul, Mimi. providing
their letter ia received before Got. 18th,
as no samples can be obtained after that
date.
81. P. S. Goold, the we'll known drug
gist, authorizes us to announce that he
has received a quantity OF samples from
DIR. Schiffmann. which he will distribute
during thu hours mentioned In accord
ance with his offer.