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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1893)
1 T r THE DAILY ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1893. ABOUT THECITY. , The Columbia came down from Port' land yesterday afternoon. - Hansen and Relter will be called up for sentence at 9:30 this morning. The bark Ailonby left out at noon yesterday. .She anchored at Sand Island An ISO lot for $2. Groceries cheap for cash at Howell & Ward's.- The Belmont cigar can be had at unas. uisen's. Men of small means can buy real estate In Hill's first addition. Tonight's subject at the prayer meet ing in the Methodist church will be of special interest. " , It looks as if winter hod set in In ear rest. Pague has settled down to steady business once more. The San Francisco steamer came In at 7 a, n, yesterday and left up the river at 9 o'clock. Remember McGuire's Hotel at Sea side Is open the year around. All . groceries sold at bottom prices for cash at Howell & Ward's. For fine wines and liquors call at August Danielaon s Sample Rooms. Only the purest wines and liquors are sold at Alex. Campbell s Gem. Full Report of the Grand Jury. S. S. Smith & Co., of Knappton, yes terday received ' the biggest sturgeon that has been seen on the lower river for two years. It weighed 755 lbs., and the head alone weighed 151 lbs. From tip to tip It measured 11 feet, 7 inches. After being', dressed yesterday after noon. It wad put on the scales and tipped the beam at 421 lbs. The mon- The following is the report of the ster was cut into 50-lb. lumps and grand Jury sent in to the circuit judge shipped to Portland for freezing. yesterday afternoon ttlec-ant hnth fiiha. first nlnoa i, To Hon- T- A- McBllde, judge of the Ing and neat and artistic, hair cuttlne clrcult court of the state of Oregon, for at me Astoria uatns. unlet & Corbett, tne county of Clatsop prupneiors. Wevourmn.H,, f,.n,iSn,.nn The Coffee House, 522 Third street: ty, September term. 1893. hoc- Iohvp t i. . . . - . . i - ' ij - - r r l lor Tps . B,le?K.!: oys' Pubmlt the- following report: wia uj mo uuiui. icucivcu ucuu una I -,,, i ... ... always fresh. "B ,mve caretuny examined into all t., i. a ...u-Jcases u,at ,iave come before us of pei- John Kopp'a famous beer is kept In Sons huld to an8Wer by the justice such good, condition as at Utzinger's p-ouris, anu ail charges presented to us, popular resort. and have returned true blllH of imli.-i. I Theo. Braeker keeps a varied and ment in nearly all cases, rejecting thoso cnoice assortment or cigars, tobaccos, that In our judgement the evidence rrf'rD." "l'-,y P'TO wouM be insufilcient to convict Other matters have come before ns Hilda Larson, a little girl, eleven tor Investigation, a number of which years old, met with a very painful ac- are Presented In this report with the cldent at the Court Street school yes- recommendations of this jury terday morning. She was playing at The gambling question has been care- recess In the corridors when she slipped fll"y considered nnd we have returns and fell with a good deal of force 11,10 "i"8 in all cases where the cvt against the pipes of a big iron stove dence was sullleiont, nnd it further ap nea tor. Her forehead was cut to the pears to us that arrests have been bone and the wound bled profusely, but made, each month by the police ofllcei a few minutes with a doctor made the of the City of Astoria, nnd a bail of little sufferer comfortable. taken In each case which has-boon for v it vm. aiua vcwi LiuillluiC U- I r . i . . boll'H Hoof Remedy.-and all tho Col- lor lms nas como rrom tne 1(1" Coin unibla Veterinary Remedies at Fred, nilssloners nnd is Intended as a license Saiz" Saddlery establishment. for the privilege of running canibllnc The finest and most extensive line of games, We do not think this mode of blue and white steel enameled ware collecting revenues from nnvniima m mi .llu.l......) I a , 1 , , I ' - ..v. i. i Iv r hlbited by law, the best means of rais At thn MV,,.., o , uiuuvhKtiii juu -. ii iiiiu ii a.- lt,iini,n n.A i . , . . grant Belmont, Wedding Bouquet. " '""". ' " " r " rnvi Flor dei Madrid and all other clioice U'K 01 running gnmbling gamoji, innk and favorite brands of cigars. Ing it an Incidental license, Thor Frederlckson. oiano tuner, has In 8011,0 instnnees the omcers claim moved to 1053 Third street. Adair's As- that It Is useless tn nuiko nrrnsia him Meany is the leading tailor and vaynlniewriyeor-ltry and enforce the law In certain cms in hii'iiHsr ensn nricni ror rur BKins. I r - u-.,. o.,., . .. .., . , , !-" "v.-1-iiu.-.c u jury win noi convict, no ciHummuii 1I11UI1U1I1K IO PUrCna,J I mntlAK i,. , iv. ,.. fhnlr nlnt'L. o.,nn1.r t ,: 11... "-" -- l-VHH-IKe. we 1 ' - -' ' .J u,r,,.w v.. Cllllllillll L1III1 should communicate with Foard & btokei before purchasing elsewhere, paired and it is the duty of the road supervisor to see that the bridge Is kept in good and safe condition. We would recommend that hereafter all contracts for building county bridges be awarded to residents of Clatsop county, We would also recommend that when Ihero are criminals in the county Jail at the time of the June term of court that a Jury be called and the cases dis posed of, thereby saving an expense to tho county. We would also recommend that a summary of the expert's report of the various county officers and financial condition of the county be published, or so much of the report as will give the taxpayers a clear understanding of the condition of tho county and the man ner In which the various offices have been managed. And now having com pleted our labors we ask to be discharged. Respectfully The R. P. Elmore left out at 8 o'clock yesU-rduy morning with a full load of imH.-fengers anu ireigiii ior i ni.imnfiK. Robbie Russell, his many friends will be glad to hear, is slowly improving in health under the treatment of Dr. J. A. Fulton. Captain J. II. D. dray was busy all day yesterday formulating a plan of action for thei anti-Cliljiese committee which meets tonight. For $2, a lot is delivered every week to the buyer In Hill s First addition the highest cash price for fur skins. Big discount on all goods at tho gents' outfitting store of P. A. Stokes. For all kinds of Job printing, go to Del. Ferguson, upstairs, Astorlan build ing For Sale Three good lots at Smith's Feint. A bargain. Address A. 13., thi9 oihee. Since the return of the Rev. J. J. Holkka from Sweden, the Finnish Ev angelical Lutheran church has made rapid progress. The organist, Mr. Josef Mr. I. W. Case is meeting with a good deal of success In his efforts to obtain signatures to the agreement already published. His depositors are accepting his terms at the' rate of about fifteen a diy. An Invitation waa received yester day by County Commissioner Carruth- ers to attend the wedding of Helen, daughter of John Craig Dunbury and Captain Edward C. Carter, U. S. A., on Monday the 9th Inst., in Chicago. Lovers of a good cigar can always And mild, fresh Belmonts at Chas. Ol- sen's ' , Sewing machine and general repair ing, lock-Ilttlng, etc. C. A .May, 132 Main. Hill's First addition is located in the centre of the city. Lots are now selling In it for J2. Water colors, crayons, and sepias crayons, copying and enlarging, a spe cialty at Crow's gallery, Third street. Riippa, is one of the principal factors T,1(W T .,,, ui wie euuueaa ui mt? uiiurun. unuer tne advise the enforcement of the law, and so pave the way to its repeal if it is obnoxious. Any other course, either through sympathy for a criminal or for any other reasons, belittles the re spect due the law and opens the door to that scourge of a civilized people, leadership of the pastor, coupled with the assistance of Messrs. Rllppa and J, W. Panttaja the Sunday Bchool attend ance is increasing every week. Rev. .Mr. Holkka preaches one Sunday in every month at Deep River and Salmon We have examined the public build lugs of the city and county and with one exception, find thorn In good con dition, The county jail still remains in tact, and with care will probably last until spring. It is well kept, consider Creek, and he will be In those localities lne ,the bWln& The city jail is tn on the coming Sabbath. Lots fOxlOO, all cleared, in block CS, goou condition, well ventilated, neat and clean and well managed We Visited Kt. Mnrv'a Hnnnilnl fi.nl from $300 to $450 per lot. found 11 ln excellent condition and the If HI II r V I .ni" 117(l I rfi Tr' 'l.tn ivi...,l. The Offloe liquors and mixed drinks I ,. ..t ,. , r . nrA .inovnollort fiotiBilov.. Htroot- h. M"" ta" "ul uu KlvL" l" le OlSters tween Second and Third, J. W. Thompson, organist at the M. E. church, gives lessons in music, pi ano and organ. Organs tuned and re paired. Address 589 Astor St., Astoria. All the patent meoicines advertised ln this paper, together with the choicest perfumery, and toilet articles etc.. can be bought at the lowest prices at J. W. Conn's drug store, opposite Occident hotel, Afitoria. in charge for the able manner in which this grand institution is managed. We examined the various county of flees and found them In good condition and all the county records well kept. and the books and accounts satisfac tory. We examined the expert's report and find It to be a clear and concise state- Fred Olsen tnlten tlio lend In mnnn. mcnt 01 tne conilltlon of the various Wagner & CO. have a new line Of I foctuHnc hnnta anil Hhnoa All wnrlr la I Offices of thf cnnlitv nn,l Ita (lnn,,..l,il souvenir spoons. Watch, clock and jew- A'lZSi' spec,alty-P0Slte th0 !KSSi c Second o.ne; the officers, but with one execution, all JacobAugust Pakkila and Anna Lou- -There were several Interested- People dt,flcl l , b d d Th isa Tarppa are now man and wife. The around the court house yesterday when deficiencies appear to be clerical errors knot was tied by Rev. J. J. Holkka, and " Became Known tnat tne granu jury and do not show any mlsmanuirc mt of the officers. From the report we llnd that Sheriff Ross is Indebted to the county in the sum of $3030.50, and we recommend that the same be collected from his bondsmen. Sheriff Smith's ac count shows a balance due the county of $14.01, and the county clerk, a- bal ance of $22. These are simply clerlnal errors. There is duo from I. Bergman,- Mr. and Mrs. J. Karwonsll acted as witnesses. The ceremony was per formed ln the Finnish Lutheran church, and was one of the prettiest and most Impressive ever witnessed in that edi- flce. County Commissioner Carruthers was indicted by the grand Jury yesterday for malfeasance in office, the charge be ing the Walluskl bridge affair, which .blooms perennially. He was arraigned yesterday, and will plead this morning, through his attorney, Hon. .C. W. Ful ton, It Is probable that the case will go over to the next term of court. had brought ill indictments for the gambling cases. Sam Harris, John Ste phenson, Chas. Wlrkkala, and E.' W Sehlin were the white men arrested, and In addition there were- three China men, Ah Hong, Chu Guy, and Lum Wah. All were arraigned ln the after noon and given until today to plead. It Is likely that all the cases will be re- .... ,7 t ,t .. , I rr 1nn.nl ..1. , r, .1 .,,., I """ former county treasurer, $55. As the re- tne question oi junsuicuon, on wnicn the whole thing hinges, will be carried up to a higher court. There Is no risk taken by joining ' Hill's lot clubs. Everybody gets the full value of their money. Get your hemlock wood for $3.25 per cord delivered, at tho Astoria Wood Yard. Satisfaction guaranteed. Del. .Ferguson, general job printer, Astorlan building, upstairs. First- class work at reasonable rates. Rare bargains in jewelry are being offered daily by H. Ekstrom. Any ar ticle in the store can be had at cost price. s The most handsome and highest grade Wall Paper ever seen ln the city. I will furnish paper gratis to anyone finding this statement not Irue. Call and see for yourselves, at B. F. Allen's 571 Third street. During thei winter months and until further notice, Mrs. McKenzie has con cluded to close her millinery store at C o'clock: The other millinery stores in tho city will also close at that hour, It Is umtarstood. ' Reports from Knappton state that sturseon are very slack this year and that not more than or.e-fourth the num ber that weie packed last fall are be ing put up. The fcuir canneries are re sponsible together for about 24 tons per driy. Th fish are cut up into large slice:; and rent to Portland where they are frozen, boxed, and sent In refrigerator cars to New York, Chicago, and San "dusky, Ohio. Patronize the Northern Pacific railroad If you are going East. Low rates of fare, throueh tickets. baKeage checked to desti nation All purchasers of second class tickets can stop over at Portland. Rates of fare same as trom Portland. Don't go to. Portland to buy your tickets for the "Old Country" and the East when you can get them for the same price at the Union Pacific office In this city, and thereby save your lo cal fare to Portland. Even' girl that buys her school books at the New Tork Novelty Store will be presented with a manicure set Ecerv boy that gets his school books at the New York Novelty 8tore will get a nice memorandum book with mirror attached. JEFF'S, The Only fiestanraitl port covers about eight years, it shows that jhe business of the county, with the exception of cx-Sheriff Ross, to Persons wishing to Join Mr. Thomp- have been carefully and honestly man- son's singing class will please leave aged.' To some, the bill for expert ing L n r A l thft brinks mnv pfm lnrcv hut U'hfn it Tl't T ttnci lnal i.nnnl.,nrl n ..11 I t iiik j-;c iiu.0 juat a ctcivcu u. iliii i it.i 1tv TonMnoo nrlAeHln0 nn IB tUJIBIUCreu HUtt lilt: WUtT WVfltU fA" goods. Will sell at cost. 529 Third street. tenAa over a period of eight years, and The finest hemlock wood ever sold in that it has resulted in a saving to tho Astoria can be had from C. W. Ever- county of more thnn $2,500, besides the est, Alderbrook. .Only $3.25 per cord Lmmlnt (1,lp frnm Px.Bl,n,iff linss and . J . . 1 ! . . J I ' " UL-in ciua. i , i i i i i ii i j. o nr L?x-i.ruuirer ucrgnmii. u will ut' 111 pervord by C. W. Everest, Alderbrook. that lt wns money well spent. Leave orders with Ben Coe, care of this We have examined the Walluskl office. Terms casn. brldee and inntilred into the matter of Those desirous of furnishing houses tg 'construction. We find that it has XJrF&2ZSi in the con.tn.ctod . " Northwest. Olive him a trial and prove conform to the plans and specifications it. and is not built according to contract. Mrs. Otto F. Heilborn nnd not Miss Most of the piling was too short and Alma, Heilborn, as previously stated, could not be driven, nut simply stuck will accompany Miss Park In her en- In tho mud and blocked up and spliced, lertal.nment at the Methodist church on One of the bents was left out, and in- Friday night. As before announced, stead of driving spiles on the shore as this affair is being held by the Young called for, timbers were set on blocks People's Society of the Presbyterian and mud-sills. The bridge was nol half church to complete payment for a pi- bolted and the' bolts left out were sold, ano. Miss Park is a lady who stands, Some of the caps are not bolted and perhaps, alone in her ability to amuse none of the sway braces are boiled ac- an audience without any other assist- cording to -contract, and some are ance, for a whole evening. She is cele- broken off. There are many other de brated as a vocalist, and, besides, is an fects ln the bridge and we Consider lt elocutionist and a pianist of the high- a very poorly constructed one. The est order. She will give some of her contractors are to be severely censured best recitations, and many of her finest as they were, paid a price sufficient to solos on Friday night. The complete construct ,a good .bridge, but have program will appear in the Astorlan, failed to build it according to contract. later. . - The bridge should be adjusted and re- " 1 M M a iJ . ifV; in ye submitted. A. R. CYRUS. J. T. LEASY. J. F. PALMER. V. H. COFFEE. V. H. STAFFORD H. W. BHUIIN SEASHOHI3 ROAD CO. Se;isldo trains run two trips each way on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. One round trip alternate days, ex cept S:inda.y. After the Sth of October the after noon train will leave the pier at o'clock, and the boats leave Astoria at 3::'.0 p. m. Astoria, October 2, 1S93. NOTICE. There will bo a meeting of the Board of Delegates of the Astoria Fire De partment, .at the Hall of Itescue En gine Company No. 2, on Wednesday- evening, October 4th, at 7:30 p. m. Fines will be strictly enforced. By order C. J. CURTIS, Pies, C. II. STOCKTON, Sec'y. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. Notice Is hereliy given that tho An nual meeting of tho stockholders of the Fishermen's Packing Company will be held at the ofllce of the company, at Alderbrook, Astoria, Or., on Monday, October 30th, 1S'J3, at 9 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of electing a board of directors for the ensuing year, and transacting such other business as may ii m? before the meeting. By order of the president. G. A. NELSON, Secretary. ' Astoria, Or., Sept. 29th, 1893. ANOTHER CUT IN RATES. PASSENGER Five dollars less over the Union Pa cific to Missouri river and Intermedi ate points, effective Sunday, August 20th. Rates to all Eastern points corre spondingly reduced. For full Informa tion, call at Ticket ofllce, Union Pa cific doqk. G. W. LOUNSBERRY, Agent. RECEIVER'S NOTICE. We have a full supply of SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES To be sold at the American Book Com pany's price list. " A big reduction from last year's prices GRIFFIN &' REED. FOR API S80 LOT! By. becoming a member of Hill's Lot Club you can get a first clas lot in' Hill's First Addition to Astoria. Lots will be delivered weekly. Now is the time to pro- cure a lot to build a borne, for ipfslla CALIFORNIA WINE HOUSE, FINE WINES AND LIQUORS I have mnlo nrritnenipiilH for supplying any brniul of ines in (imiililiex tn suit ut Ion-oat onsli figures. The t ni. to nnd families supplied. All orders delivered fire in Astoria. A. W. UTZINGER, Main Street, AMoriti, Oi'vm STEAMER R. P. ELMORE ipaves for Tillamook Bay Points tho day following the arrival of tbe Union Pacific stoiuners from San Francisco. Hie xtcanier K. I. Elmore connrtw wlilt Union Pnciflo steunior for Portluml and tlinmgli tickets are iHsued frotn Portland to Tillamook Ity wmh uy the Union Pacilie Co. Ship freight from Portlaud by Union l'acH" flteamei'H. . The undersicned having been appoint ed by the circuit court receiver for I, W. Case, banker, hereby elves notice to all persons owing said bunk, either by note or overdraft, that payment ot same must be made without further delay. The office of the receiver, at Case's bank, is open, dally, from 10 to 12 o clock a. m., and from 2 to o'clock p. m., and all dcbtois are ad vised to call and settle at once. GEO. H. GEORGE,, Receiver. A great reduction sale Is in progress at P. A. Stokes' gents' outfitting store. cy. Ct JJ!"-rv of tbo 0 ii-jr .'-:5ninny TO RESIST THE ATTACK KCrms of Con- Alaloria, and other diaeases nieaim fltrlif, or i no r.n r ,.a mi JK uoi f I hpsn irnrmn nra ovorywliero in the air wo ureatue. Tho cilila aro in favor of the gonns, if our liver iu iiiuetivo and our blood inipuro, Whut 13 needed most is an Increase ln our ccrm-liulitmg Hti-entrth. lo do this success- lully you noed to put on healthy flesh, rouse uio liver w vigorous action, so lt will tlirow off theao gorniH, and purify the blood so that thero will bo no " weak spot," nor soil for germ-growth. , We tlsini for Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, that it does all this in a way pecu liar to U.J.M. lb is tho development of Fen erations of medical thought it has stood the test of a quarter of a century of cures. That i3 why tho uuikors can guarantee It In every trouble caused bv tornid liver or impure blood, if tho "Discovery" fails to Pretty lit-ont reasons for trvine Dr. Baco's Cnturi i ii ILeincay. t .500 if you can't be cured. DR. GUM'S IMPEOV3.B LIVER PILLS rih't v nh'F FOR A DOSE IS YOUR STOMACH SOUP, Brtnth bad or Head aclUnr? Orncf thwr r'll"f HovcdlotrniiiliilheiHo,nB"hiiU cui-en i ccflucnc one each niKht forwreliweiitheto.ncli8i.ii purlflf lh-5 brcr.ih. 1 hej iniuro pei-teotulae"')"-!!, rcRulatotha bowcH nnd cure oonatlpntl. n. 1 wit promptly, ypt mlltily.novcr grlpo or wcken. Uki DruEgla'.a or najl. koaanlw Med. Co., 1 tit., i-a. For sale by J. W. Conn, Drugguit WANTElt. IV A. COMPKTENT PERSON. A 1'OKITION to lo limucwork. Iiuiiilrc at 4Ki Aster t. KITtT ATfON UY A YOl'NO LADY TO u'urk for bcnni ami gu to fcehool. Inuiiire ut tills llli-e. , MISVICLLANEOVS. C W.L O.V P. IJAKKit. 478 THIltl) SIKKEX and Iimvc your clulh.-s dyed and cleancil. Tier streets, doe Kriieral badness ill black- Sn, nil i ii S and reiiuirlii. Hill RKVr.--l.ATK VKMmSKK OK WM. L b. Ail ill r, 2nu'i Hemlock bt., I'ppcr AntorU piy at tan. Aiigun yvve. i aiih ELMORE, SANBORN & CO., Agents, Astoria! UXIO PACIFIC II. l. COMPANY. Atfetitn Portland. Dalgity's Iron Works, . JAN. DALUITY, I'ropV. (Suecossor to Arndt & Forchou.) Holler RepalrliifT a -d I'aiinety Woik. Reiislr liilfof Uiver (,'rnft n Kneelully. Mnehlno Work of nil kiieU done. -Siiop, Coot of bafayottu Hi. C. P. UPSHUR, SlIIPPINGaiid 0 iJMAIISSiO : Astoria, - Oregon. Washington Meat Market. Corner Second mid Msln Ftroclx, Wlioh balu mid KutHll BUTCHERS AND - PACKERS StCHIllllOl.tS, Sllll'H lUI. I 111 ll- HUiplll ll on dlioit notli-e, KitinM it ! led promptly ut tho lowest luicx, CHRISTENSE.' C; CO., Proj:-:i v s JEFF'S RESTAURANT -18 THK- Bon Ton Ton Restaurant in the Towu (And the Finest on the Coast. Dinner Parties, Banquets a Sp r.M - Tha FlBMt W Ibm Llion, Douiur In Hardware and Chip Chandlery, Pure Oil, Bright Varnish. Blimeie (HI. Cot ton Citiivu-s, hemp Kml Twiiih, Ijtnl oil, Wrought Iruu B)lku', (inlvaiilzted Cut Nnlia (3-rooorlos, Xv&i o . ARrlcultiinit Impleinentfi, 8vlnjt Mit iiih lilne-i, r.ilulM mill Cents' - FuroisliiDg - Goods -i Am Clothing in Endless Variety . S, Dauzi&cr's, Third Street Chas. Heilborn & Son, Importers uml Deiileis In FMTUIill CARPETS, And I'pluiiflery. 691, m, 55 Third HI reel, Aslorla. lG-0WE t HUM k Is tho Best of Its Class On the Pacific Coast. AN UNEXCELLED TABLE IlatCB, $2 dnily and upward'. The Clatsop Market, 72(1 Third itreet, opposite Hu;et odlco. Fisli, Oysters, Poultry and Produce. Free delivery to anypuitof tlio cliy, ATCHISON & SENEY, Props. J ; ro . AO t,. ::.l. Eveiy Kequisitc for nSST-CUSS-FUNERALS AT PoU's t'ndrrlating Parlors, Third Tirect. Ratei Reasonable. Embalming a fcpociilty. STURGEON - HOOKS to inch points in all styles. 8-inch Sturgeon Hook Files, X'A) per doz. A. G. SPEXARTH, Cass St Is HUNTEfi & MERGENS, ll'roprletors of Hie o,'s Corner Hii-onil nitil l'iili'ii sir elH Conii'r Tlilr.l snil Went hiithth streets, NOE & SCULLY, Di'iili-rs In Stoves, W Iron & Copper Ware Hole spent lor Mnitee Htovea n(l ilniiKoa. Joliblu of all klnd-i promptly at- ti'Illll-ll to, ill Kecond atreet, Astoria. BOOT? aHD SHOES' The LariteHt Mtoek, ileitt Quulu) ni lowest Prices at the Sign el The Golden Hhoe. THE MODEL Chop and Oyster House JOS. TERP, Propiietor. The heat meal la thueltvfor the money Kttiern ovtere. el door t" M l-Vl-iows' biilltllug, VH ThirJ tit.. As.orla. 1. W. CASE, INSURANCE AGE1TT, EEPRE6ENTING CcrBni-Americii, New Turk City, N. T. I'aioii firt idJ Karto, tf New Inhvl lilliaa J r a4 ;rij J. ; ";.';ri Conaecticat rire las. it., if Hartford. Home lataal Int Co., of Sal FraBci. Pk.ii, of locJon. Iu;frria!, ul h.lx Jew Imk Pble Van hs. Cj.