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BXCLUSIVE TELEGRAPH IC PRESS REPORT.
VOL. XL. NO. I Jt).
ASTORIA, OREGON, Til UR DAY MORNING, JUNE 15, 1893.
PRICE, FIVE CENTS,
5 fly
2 m i
ASSIGNEE'S SALE!
Continued till old stock is closed out
at cost. New Goods arriving sold at
liberal discount.
W. W. PARKER, Assignee.
Largo and assorted stock of Firo. Works, Buntinpr,
Muslin -and Flags of all sizes just received from
the factory,
We desiro to close out the entire stock at once
;ind will sell at bed rock prices.
GRIFFIN &, REED,
BUSINESS CARDS.
. .IJ.IU.iI'lUi OF ACCOUNTS and
I'ltObliSSIONAL JOKKtiKPER.
'Vkick : W til (i imral AlessciiKor Co., 015
ka.iwiiio street
A A. '-.HVF.LAHO,
A. A f TOME AT LAW.
ill 'e Kinney's now hri.iK Uui loins,
I Irril ,ui,i U.mcvteve streets : up stairs.
J Q. A. EO'iVLQY,
,Vn iLVri' COUKEMHl AT LAH
,11 :o on .sjcoiiU -ureal, - Astoria, Or.
I OHH H. SMI H.
t) At'i'witKisif at Law.
o-tkutu Kinney's new tiricit building, over
AM-rlii National 11 ink,
W. PARK - R,
IllUI, iWTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT
i'ijii Hi Ucntoa stiet, Astoria, Oregon.
D. Gl'.IV J ANSON.
FilWUIA.N & KUKtiliON. It DM 7
ilteov. r Osgood's Cloihliig titoro, hours, 10 to
r.' in, 'J to 0 p, in, 7 tot o in. Sunday, 1U to 11 lit.
DR. O. B. eSTES,
I'HYMCIAN A.NU SL'IKiEOH.
Special attention in Diseases ot Women au.i
Mir.-i'y. Oillce over La.izi!;er's store Astoria.
. A. C. and J. a. kULTOk.
Ol-ili.l.slvj Op' .vOMlCN A Sl'iiCl VI.TY.
irert' -,y r. J. A. Fulton.
Uue I ft Jas t.i-i H. Hums 10 to 12 and 1 to 4
I4Y 'UTTLf .M.D..
O ' IIY.SIOIAN. a'iMJIfcnH & A(K!0iIi!HKUK.
'Mile . luiii'is 8, 4 ovt r Astoria National Dank,
liouii. lit a & 2 oa itesidt'lli-e. GJ Cellar 81
Wit. WALTE9 I. NT,V4n.
M ii'i .iik iAriuc 1'tn.sniAN suit
li Ml. .illK- l, 4 ,1. tiliill sir.,. llllll.-N to to 12
.hi li! t 4,.4iiiiil:iy I i.i2 ltudileueo 48!id slreel
r P. MULLINIX. M D..
Li. (livui KMti!.iU LieaiiiiMit for Caiarrli
I mini !.n ICul it-y tiaiiitu- Urinary organs
i ll ;e i. si liisiit a t'lttnl St. U hum,!) a.in.a ii.m,
KH'UAKD IIARKY. CI. II. MOM,
uity surveyor.
JARKY A ISOtYt,
CIVIL ENG1NKKU8 AND BlUtVEYOK9.
liOOMS S AND 8,
OVER ASTOKIA NAllONAL BANK.
w. T. IIUKNKV,
J. VT. DKAPf B
(jii'riey
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lin-'KOii i It.y, Oii'Koii
tears' experience an register of Hi
i lice li. r ii'i'onnnonds us In inn
' Minim; and nil oilier business be-
.-liiu iMllue or Hie Courts, mid mvolv
, rf.ee oi me ueiierui l.aiul Ulllee.
J)R JCKNBROUCH & COWIMC.
' LAVVOPFICK, DREQON CITY. OR.
Huei'ial altentlon uiven tn land Iiiimiicvs Set
tiers on Innnestea is or ire-niiiilin elainis mid
liinliei-1 and pureliav s .slmwn everv :i(lv:tnhur
of iho law. For as isiaiice in niakiiii: il:ial,
ir u imii on us.
FRE" R1CKSON,
L i'l v.'.O lUNhli.
o ..d. Wost Sixilt Mrcet.
rOiigjnal and Geooins
Imparts the meet delicious taste and rat tC
EXTRACT
of n ,".ETTi:a from
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Tl . 'A.N at Mud-r-.
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FISH,
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k&Wi U-EU5II-
:u aj i ,t'who. HAEEBITS,
Sii K -UCO ULil UL. Vv
nu..:e." VSjj' Sic
BewofMons
sso that you get Lea & renins'
Bifiutare m every bottle of Original A Oennine.
ioiin itNi,A,j iio.sEW youk.
I W. CASE,
BANKER,
Transacts a General Banking Business.
Drafts drawn available in any par. of tho U
o uuu curope, uuu ou iiong jvong, umui,
Office Hours:10 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Odd Fellows Building, Astoria, Oregon,
I. W. CASE,
INSURANCE AGENT
HEI'RESENTING
Gofmau-American, New York City, N. Y. "
Union Firo and Marin, of New Zealand.
National Fire and Marine Ius. Co., of Hartford.
Connecticut Firo Ins. Co., of Hartford.
Homo Mutual Ius. Co., of San Francisco.
Plitrnii, of london. ' . Imperial, of lendon.
New York Plato Glasi Ins. Co.
THE,
ASTOKIA'NATIONAL BANK
HOES A
GENERAL BANKINO BUSINESS
Aenounts of Firms and Individuals t-olicited
ou Kavomble Tonns.
Interest paid on Time Deposits. Monoj
Iiaiied ou I'ersonal security,
Forelirn and Domrstln KxeliiHiu-e bought an1
D. K. (Varren, v resident.
J. K. IIIbiiIus, Cashier.
Ilpnieni, Viee Presidem
ii. it. narren,
K. Wrlsthl.
John llobsoo. Directors
II. V. Ihomiisoo,
Theo Ilracker,
THE ASTORIA SAVINGS BANK
Acts as trustco for "joroorntloim and Individ
nais. Dcviosils solicited
Interest will bo allowed ou savhiRs dcposltt
as lollows;
On ordinary savings b ioks 4 per cent no
annum.
On term savings bookfl per cent, per annum.
On certilleatcs ot deposit:
For tlireo months, 4 per cent, per annum.
For six months. 5 ner cent, nor itiimm.
For twelve mouths, ti per cent, per annum.
I. W. CASK..
I'reslileni
. V'ice-l'ri'hiilenl
Cashiei
ecri'tarj
(!usi Holmes.
A. 8. Kced.
J. Q. A. ItOWLBY
FRANK I'A 'TON
V. E. DEMENT
niRKcTons:
I. W. Crsh,
I. Q. A. Rnwlby,
C. II. I'atre,
nj. Youii'-,'
. J. Taylsr.
liCllI
K.
THE PORTLAND SAVINGS BANK
IIP PORTLAND, ORRGOK.
Paid np capital .-2fi0,0O0
Surplus ana profits 60,000
r it a ii iv jibKUM, i-resiiletil.
D. P. THOMPSON, Vice-President
a. i.eiKA'riuM, uasmer
T. 23. WYATT
Dealer in
Hardware and Ship GbandJery,
Pure Oil, Bright Varnish, fdnacie on. Cot
ton Canvas, Hi mp Sail Iwii'e. Lard Oil,
Wrought Iron Splk. GulvaulztedCut Nalis
Orooorios, 112 to.
Agricultural Implements, Bwlng Ma
iiiaciiiues, l'aium and Oils.
H. B. PARKER
DEALER IN
Lime. Brick, Sand, Fire Brick, Fire Clay
urmeni, ami reed. oats. Hay. Htraw.
Wood Delivered tn llrilcr.
Draying, Teaming- and Express Business.
JEFFS RESTAURANT
-18 THE
Bon Ton Ton Restaurant! a the Town
(And the Finest op the Coast.'
Dinner Parties, Banquets a Special!
The Fiaest Wines soil Liqqom.
C. P. UPSHUR,
SHIPPING and OOMMISSKV
Astoria, - Oregon.
FORGOT TO W THE BODIES
No im Iupst Held on the Ford's
Theatre Victims.
GOOD WOEDS FOR AINSWOBTH
A Number of Clerk, Express a Desire te
Testify In Ills Itehalfat the
Inquest.
Associated Tress.
New York, June 14. The shipment of
currency to the west and south by
New York banks continued to day and
excited much comment. The amount
sent out yesterday ts estimated at
more than a million dollars, and prob
ably anothem million todalyi When
asked as to the cause for the large
shipment, which . Is mainly to the
west, the amount sent out within ten
days being believed to -exceed $14,000,
000, the bankers agree in Baying the
demand was largely due to the dis
trust prevailing everywhere in the
country, and especially in the west,
where there had been a great many
failures both of banks and commercial
houses. A stringency of the money
market Is being experienced at both
ends of the line now. The ' savings
banks, as well as other banks out west,
are all fortifying themselves as much
as possible, and that, especially in the
case of the country savings banks, is
causing the hoarding of money In those
places, and a consequent! drain upon
the banks of New York city. As a re- j
suit many of the New York banks are
being compelled to call in loans in or
der to maintain the lawful reserve.
Tho sending forward of wheat, it Is be
lieved, will only account . for a very
small part of the currency demanded
from the west. As an indication of
how the monetary stringency is af
fecting trade in all its ramifications,
it is reported in Wall street today that
three large merchant houses In Chi
cago are endeavoring to get extensions
in this city from wholesale houses of
which they had bought goods. An
other indication of the etolngency, is
the fact that a large mercantile house
in thls city, of first-class credit and
abundant assets, had to pay 12 per
cent, for an extension to tide over a
tight place. Lack of buying 1b also re
ported to be one of the unfavorable
conditions, and it is generally attrib
uted to a curtailment of credit and a
bad state of affairs in the west, and
generally to .the money stringency and
lack of confidence.
YESTERDAY'S FAILURES. ' i
New York, June 14. A run was
started on the Irving Saving Institu
tion this morning as soon as the doors
were 'opened.,. A speculator was on
hand offering to buy up all books he
could get for 10 per cent commission
Treasurer Latimer said the bank had
on hand a million dollars and could get
that much more at a moment's notice if
necessary.
This afternoon Superintendent of
State Banks Preston made the follow
Ing statement: "The run will prob
ably be over by tomorrow when the
solvency of the bank becomes known."
The shortage may be larger than al
ready announced, as the channels
through which the money disappeared
are not all discovered. There may be
other dishonest officials than the three
mentioned lost night. No arrests
have been made.
Spokane, June 14. Receiver Augus
tine of the Washington Savings Bank
has completted a condensed statement
k1iat Rliows a most gratifying state of
affairs.. Tho statement shows the to.
tal assets of the bank to be $205,690,
while the liabilities, aside from the cap
ital slock and the undivided profits,
are $103,4C8. This leaves a balance of
$09,221.02. If 70 per cent of the assets
can be realized, it will more than sat
isfy all demands against the bank. The
receiver will leave to the .stockholders
the determination of the question of re
suming business.
Cleveland, June 14. The Baackes
Wire Nail company, one of the largest
concerns of the kind In the country,
has assigned.
Inability to raise money to meet ma
turing paper was the sole cause of the
failure The liabilities are only $225,-
000, while the assets reach $900,000,
The company Is one of the largest
manufacturers of wire nails in the
United States and is backed by cap
italists of Cleveland worth millions
of dollars. .
Palneville, O., June 14. The run
of Aaron Wilcox & . Co. yesterday
culminated In Its doors being closed
this morning. A notice was posted stat
ing that the bank had suspended tem
porarily, and that all depositors will be
paid In full.
Riverside, Cal., June 14. The River
side Banking Company failed to open
at the usual hour this morning. The,
following sign was displayed on the
door. "This bank was closed under
Instructions. Depositors will be paid
Indianapolis, Ind., June 14. The
Citizen's Bank, of Farmounid, In(d
has suspended operations owing to
stringency in the money market. The
capital stock is $50,000; assets, $191,000
liabilities, $130,000.
Omaha, June 14. Tho runs on the
Omaha Savings banks subsided this
morning.
BRICK BUILDING FALLS.
Keokuk, Iowa,' June 14. WKh but
few moment's warning a three stor
brick business building on Ninth and
Maine streets fell this evening. It was
occupied' by J. Burrows, groceries and
provisions; Shepherd & Real, saloon
and Andrew Willey, flour dealer. The
building fell with a crash, burying
several men in the debris. The Injured
are; John Real, crushed about the
hips; Harry Young, compound frac.
ture of three ribs, and internal in.
Juries; Ben Stebblnger, hurt about the
head, and Sam Wolf, missing. Four
children sitting on the back porch have
not been, seen since.
TO RESCUE DR. WALKER.
Brainerd, Minn., Juno 14. Company
D, Third United States Infantry, arri
ved here last night and early this
morning started for Leech Lake. ' C,
C. Vandoern, who lives near the reser
vatlon, eays Dr. Walker resisted the
attempt of an Indian to take whiskey,
and wheA' the Indian advanced upon
the doctor, the latter drew a revolver
and shot the Indian in the mouth. Dr.
Walker, the wounded Indian and three
Indian police are all in one building,
which ia surrounded by pickets.
A PRESENT FROM THE SULTAN,
Washington, June 14. The Turkish
minister, in behalf of the sultan of
Turkey, has presented to the Resident
a magnificent massive gold medal com.
memoratlve of the 400th anniversary
of the discovery of America. There is
a suitable inscription in Turkish on the
face, and the medal proper Is encir
cled with an elaborately wrought laurel
wreath studded with numerous dia
monds. The medal will probably ornai-
meniti the. national museum or library
of the department of state.
THE PRINTERS CONVENTION.
Chicago, June 14. The convention of
the International Typographical Union
today was a negative assembly, in that
it defeated the proposed innovations
regarding apprentices and foremen; al-
fo any change in the basis of represen
illatton for the allied crafts, as was the
plan for the Institution of a loan sys.
tern for the relief of traveling printers.
The questions of an international fund
and the paying of deaith benefits was
referred.
ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS,
Cincinnati, Uunla 14. The Imperial
Council of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
chose Denver today as the place of
the nexK meeting in July, 1894. The
following officers were elected: Im
perlal potentate, Thomas G. Hudson of
Pittsburg; deputy imperial potentate,
Charles L. Field of San Francisco; Im
perial treasurer, Joseph S. Wright of
Philadelphia; imperial recorder, Frank
M. Luce of Chicago.
BISMARCK FAVORS ARTILLERY.
Berlin, June 14. Prince Bismarck has
in an interview, cornel out in favor of
an increase In the defensive strength,
but not on the lines laid down by the
government In the army bill. The in
crease, he says, should be made to the
artillery forces, which, he declared,
would decide, the battles of the future.
FATHER M'GLYNN RECONCILED,
London, July 14. A correspondent In
Roma telegraphs this evening that his
holiness, has give a long audience to
Dr. McGJynn, and was very cordial
Dr. McGlynn was enchanted with the
reception and had a complete reconcil
iation with the pope. He left tonight
after a five days' sojourn at Rome.
. NEARING A CONCLUSION.
Washington, June 14. The officials at
the state department are of the opin
ion that arguments before the Bering
Sea tribunal will be concluded within
the next ten days. It is also expected
that the decision of the arbitrators will
be announced by the first of August.
UNPOPULAR RETRENCHMENT.
Madrid, June 14. It is proposed by
the government to effect a retrench
ment in state expenditures by abolish
ing the district criminal courts. The
proposition has met with hearty dis
approval by all the Spanish barrister
and itfiey have gone on strike. .
ITS USUAL DIVIDEND.
New York, June 14. At a meeting of
the Western Union directors today the
usual quarterly dividend of 1 1-4 per
cent was declared, payable July 15.
EULALIE LEAVE3 CHICAGO.
Chicago, June 14. Infanta Eulalie,
of Spain, took her departure from Chi
cago early th's morning. An immense
crowd witnopwod her departure.
Lane Shipcnls of Money from New
Yort Recently. .
STRINGENCY m! UVMlYWllERE
Chicago Meir.liHiila S. kin : KxtotiHlons
A New York Metrnnlllo House Tnys
Heavy I'reiiiluiii.
Associated Press.
Washington, June 14. The district
supreme court this morning dismissed
Colonel AInsworth's petition for a man
damtts cn two grounds, the first hold
ing that the deputy coroner Is not
legal officer, which invalidates the in
quest so far held; and the second, that
tho right of a person to be present a
an inqutt In person or ,by counsel is
discretionary with the coroner, and
therefore not a subject for a manda
mus.
The commissioners of the district de.
elded this afternoon t!o order a new In
quest, and directed Mr. Thomas, at
torney for the district, to assist Cor
oner Patterson In conducting it, in view
of the latter's ill health. It having
been ascertained that the bodies
Messrs. I.oftus and Fagan were still In
the vault at Glenwood cemetery, one
of the bodies will be viewed by the
Jury tomorrow, and. the Inquest be.
gun anew with the same Jury resum
moned. Just how far the acts of Dep
uty Coroner Shaffer, prior to this de
clslon, will b9 invalidated is rather
curious question. It Is believed noth
Ing serious will result, however.
number of clerks who worked in the
wretched building have expressed
desire to be heard In Colonel AinS'
worth's behalf.
DRESSED IN GAY COLORS.
North Yakima, June 14 North Yw
klma is gaily decorated today In na
tlonal colors in honor of the twelfth
annual encampment of the G. A. R,
The encampment Is for Washington
and Alaska, the ninth annual conven
Uon of the Woman's Relief Corps and
the fifth annual encampment of the
Sons of Veterans. This afternoon the
time was consumed in business, and
tonight the camp-fire attracted great
crowds. Active canvassing Is going on
fpr the position of commander of the
department, which will be decided to
morrow. The most prominent enndi
dates are J. N. Scott, of Port Town-
send, J. F. Sinclair, of Ballard, and
Lltcliinbcrg, and J. W. Langloy, of
Seattle.
iNiirrr r?n p;jtn?,
Boise, Idaho, Jurso 14. It ban 'r'ns.
plred that at the fi ssion of the Un.t"
States district court at Moscow the
grand Jury Indicted Robert Drydcn, t.
former deputy marshal, and Ed Minis,
who attained notoriety in Kootenai
county laBt fall on a charge of balloU
box stuffing! Tlie charge upon which
Drydcn was Indicted is that he col
lected a bill in the name of and signed
by Mims as guard at the lime of the
Coeur d'Alene trouble. Mims did not
perform tho service alleged. He has
admitted he signed the bill, but claimed
ho did so without knowing what It was,
The Indictment Is for perjury, Minis is
supposed to be in Slocum, but Dry-
den's whereabouts are unknown.
SERIOUS OMISSION.
Washington, Juno 14. In deference
to the decision of the Bttpremo court,
deputy coroner Shaffer, who has been
conducting the inquest on the Ford
theatre victims, adjourned proceedings
until tomorrow. A curious point has
been now developed. No dead body
has been viewed by a legally consti
tuted coroner's Jury. Unless one ot
the injured victims dies, it may be
necessary to exhume a body.
UNFURLING "OLD GLORY."
New York, June 14. One hundred
and sixteen years ago today the stars
and stripes were adopted as the flag of
the country, and the American Patri
otic League has get on foot a general
movement looking to a universal dis
play of "Old Glory" on this day. All
the city buildings display the flag by
order of the mayor. In New England
tho day is being celebrated in the pub
lic schools.
SUNK IN A COLLISION.
Queenstown, June 14. The Cunard
liner Servla arrived here today and
reports that on Jum 7ih, during a fog,
she ran down the American ship A.
McCallum, Capt. O'Brlr-n, from London
to New York. The McCallum filled and
sank a short time after the accident.
All but two of her crew were raved
by the Servla.
GERMANY'S DAY.
Chicago, June 14. Tomorrow will tc
the German day at the White city.
For week the German have lon pn-
paring for It until it promises to be the
blggt?st day the exposition has seen,
boit.li in the point of crowds and cere-,
monies. The Indiana and Arkansat
state buildings will also be dedicated.
Ex-President Harrison and family vis-.
Ited the grounds today after the man-
ner of other private citizens.
THINK TAXES HIGH ENOUGH
London, June 14. The recent :itrlta-
tlon of tho radicals against practically)
taxing tha worktngmen for contrlbu-.
tlons for wedding presents for thoi
Duke of York and the Princess May; N
beginning to bear fruit. Citizens' meet
Ings have been held nt Oldham, Bris
tol and other places throughout Eng
land, and tho people ars thoroughly
aroused.
THE MONTEREY COMINO.
Washington, June 14. Acting secre
tary of the navy MoAdoo. upon the
application of tho iluttbr if com
merce and citizens of Portland, Or., ha.i
ordered the coast defense ship Mont
erey to proceed from San Francisco to
Portland to participate In the celebra
tion on July 4th, of the opcaln-r nf the
Great Northern Railroad.
ELECTED GRAND OFFICERS.
Portalnd, June 14. The Masonic
Grand Lodge of Oregon elected the fol
lowing grand officers today fnr tho en
suing yetir:
Sire, J. C. Moroland; deputy, M D.
Cliford; senior warden, Philip Metchan;
Junior warden, W. H. Hobson; treas
urer, D. C. McKercher; secretary, S.
F. Chadwlck.
SCHAFFER SUICIDED.
Chicago, June 14. The body, of Her
man Schafter, the banker who has been
missing since the day his bank col
lapsed two weeks ago, was found float
ing, in the lake late this afternoon.
The suicide theory U now fully sus
tained. .
POISONED HER CHILDREN.
Parkersburg, W. Va., June li Mm,
Kate Kirch, living ten miles from here,
having lost her reason, poisoned her
two children, threw two others Into a
well and then killed herself. All five
are dead.
CONSECRATED AS BISHOPS.
New York, June 14. Rev. Dr. John
Mi-Kim, D. D., and Rev. FreUerlcK
Rogers Graves, D. D., were today con
secrated as Episcopal bishops of China
and Japan at St. Thomas church.
LIFE SAVING EXHIBIT.
Besides tho exhibit of nil the life-
raving apparatus cnntr.lnc.l In the new
station nt the worfd'B fair, there are
several exhibits of older appliances
which havo Interesting histories,
Among 'them Is the first life enr ever
tilted on the const of the United Stutes,
and with It tho mortar and ball which
. i usury nilJ-inctH to such
work. With- this apparatus, In lStiO, a
ti.V-f.a wii-; crew on Squan beach, New
Jersey, saved ZiiO fives rrom in
Wrecked British ship Arreshlre. The
passengers were mostly Irish lmml-
grants.-some of whom settled In the Im
mediate neighborhood, and it was from
v.-. '.! I Ll.ut--.naut MeOlellan, of the
revenue marine service, who Is in
charge of the station, got the story
which he tells about the relics. Tho
shot, which weighs twenty-five pounds,
struck the deck and bounded down one
of the hatches, striking a woman be-
tween the Bhoulders, but doing her no
injury beyond giving her a great scare.
In the excitement attending the rescue
the ball was detatched from the line
which It carried to the Bhlp when fired
out of the motar. The hulk settled In
the Bund, and, like all such incidents.
the wreck was soon forgotten. In 1S75, .
twenty-five years after, a heavy gnld
set up a current in anmher direction,
and the sand was washed away, and
once more the hull of the Ayrshire
came to view.' A party of wreckers go
ing through the ship's hold came across
the old rusted cannon ball. Its pres
ence excited no little comment among
the wreckers, and when they went
ashore they told their story of the
strange find In the hold of the Ayr
shire. There were some of the people
who came over in the Ill-starred ship
still living in the neighborhood and
they soon explained the presence of thej
big twenty-four-pound cannon ball. It
was sent to the Smithsonian Institu
tion in Washington, where, with tho
curious-looking old mortar and the life
car, it has since remained. Only one
life was lost In the rescue of the pas
sengers and crew of the Ayrshire. It
was that of a man who became too
lmptlent to wait for his turn to go
Inside, the car and insisted on going
ashore on ithe outside. A heavy wave
turned tho car over and he wns washed
ff and drowned.
THE FORCED MORTGAGE SALE.
)f Herman Wise's stock is now in full
blast. F.verythlng sacrificed.
M. WISE, Mortgagee.
P. S. All persons Indebted to Her
man Wise will please settle at once.
J. W. Crow, successor to Ryan
Co., C37 Third street, have Just
cclved a full line of 1SD3 rjatterns
n wall paper, and cornprinlng nil the
atfKl. lfMiinu fltlll tlbl,l..U fit Ihn
f.t prices. Call and see them.