Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 21 November 1889 — Page 3

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xni

WHS.

Ceiiin

0' ft

FOR

ri$t:ma5

now less than a month

to Christmas and already

are

ioliday (#ifts

C'lll vour 'lttention to the

to call your

iact that wc will put to one!

side-mriything you may select,

and deliver it at any time in

December you may designate. I

Every year shows

Decemlier.

A. Z. FOSTER W

vfe.- -I

Tr«i«» for *Mii 1.20*. p. m. £4t p. m, U»^f« the weti t:»e, «». l&M

fit

D.U/.U//lJ50|fS.

mm mm

Read

tTftJn* Imre for the nouih nl kJO i« 1^ t»,»: 0 nmt »,m m. [1 he fcifctv crowings which the it E

AN* 1Kl.l KHs,

N l.\r AHItlVALS.

Th# Ll»© evor bofbre br«vight to the City.

Trutn* *rrin from th» tonth 6:10 A Ui I. and ltig f-'onr have put up at most of i»»» i.iup t«. ku4 m. It heir crossing poiut« with other roAds A ar\^ uf great service to them in making

Tmttw leeve for tfep uorUiwot at S rsi jscluHlnle time over the road. There is an

HAt.f*

FOR AN HOUR'S EVENING SPORT ~—vrrr .•

Health Office Billiard Hall!

fttiT FINB58T IN THE 8TAT8.~«i

IN!»CIL.VVCK AND I1KAI. KSFTAT8»

W. M. SLAUGHTER, 1

iisurancc Heal Estate Agent. rtUE. um »«d ACCU»KNT INSURANCE. Reirr«ee&tr wiwe be« r-"*f«nJ«s ie Use 1".#d Klstsi CitU .t« nt

NO as© OHI6 STRtST.

CARPETS AND Ft ltNlTt ItK. CC I IDC AH Till? 1IT \r VC from the coal mines to tide-water, but at Ai 1 Ut\J v/I lliL/ luiIL') I that time locomotives were lighter and

TKJTJ.'K If Vl'TE MAY HAVE A NEW •I'MOV DEPOT YET..

Tli* iJall.r lluilgrl of Rail rontl *4MMkf| from the Hailwa Horid.

wStn

has aspirations a* a railroad manager of .h

an'^ f'Mi

crease in the sales ol

ture for Wedding, Anniversa

ry and Holiday Gifts.

You need not fear that be

cause a gift is useful it will not :jja. jg

l£~* 38

TIMK TAWLK,

J^AItROAD TIME TARIX

HiAUtUrtl Uao 10 rolnutM «!owor than city tltne.

VANDAUA 1.1 NK.

LISA vtt ro*

TK* WM—I

42 iftat

m: MOp n».: i» LHAVB ROW TMK ai U51 AM 7st5 1^4? 'IW m. fi ARRtrs runw tins Fa«rr-~l:S0 a m: 10:124 'Auo TO 3:(X) p, »». I £00 m.

no mean proportions. who K^ing behei that shonld

and Loeu^f stmt Should this be done

the new structure will be a« nearly a

only nint* into the old one. If the scheme is ""[carried out the projectors will build a union demt which will not only be of

111111flj£ to nave HK|UI- ^.j-VICE t» them but will be a credit to the 1 ^he

nn'OD

ries lor suitable goods for an unsightly structure and a disgrace a to a city of forty thousand inhabitants.

depot- as it now ntands

just want There are no ^lieds to protect passengers alighting from trains from the weather

aci ommo'latioiis throughout are

rniwerable.

ItnilwA) Utimhliug^.

John Turner, ear tracer for the I. !». & S.( was in the city yesterday. The clerks in the VandaljA offices sire all htm' this mouth on their annual reports.

M. Adumi, traveling passenger agent of the Cotton Belt Route, was in tin* city I ye«terdav. I l#r««tdentW. R. McKeen and Secretary ,irnj^ George K. l-'arrington, of the V'andalia,

I are in St. Louis to-day. J. N. Eberle, traveling piissenger agent ieadui

of the Mobile Sc Ohio, with headquarters at St. I,ouin, was in the city yesterday, (ieneral Passenger Agent K. A. Ford and Assistant General Passenger Agent'of the Vandalia were iu the city yesterday.

Auditor W. S, Honey, of the Vanda-

now

be appreciated. 1 Ives in Vandalia affairs when he had his clutches on that projKfrty. \V*e shall Spare no pains to Vandal iu engine No. 142, Engineer

offer the trading public suitable equipped with a patent automatic bell ringer, which will bo a novelty in its goods lor the merry day, gines.

busy straightening out the last

{of the linancial muss made by Nanoleon

Mills and Fireman Miller, is soon to be

C. C. King Iiros., contractors on road bed for the Vandalia's northern extension, have finished their contract on the {I. & L. M.. nnd yesterday started south with their seven car loads of grading tools, thyir destination being Macon,

Jackson county, Ja,, where they have jpf her large contract for railroad work. the electric headlight on has become general and is reatest advances that that ^yf^nuule. Up to.tho present wjgimf on the Vandalia is it hut nftgr the ftret of tie

faxuMner large eci

jets anc^FurnitureJ. of

... cu will order all of the Vundaha en- .] gines etjuip|H!l with it as it has given entiro ftatwfaction. 1 lly au agreement reached between the {Central Traffic Association, the Chicago

i! Ohio Uiv4?r and Western States' Passenger Associations the following California touriiita rates have been ndontcd to take effect Decxmiher 5th: From Chicago, $10*2.50 via New Orleans from I-afavette, C'rawfonlsvillo, (ireencastle, Mitchell, Indianajolis and J^ouumilc, .^105.50 by all routes from Cincinnati and I^xington, by all routes. -These rates to be advised to connections and compilers for their use. A rate of $102.50 was made I from Chicago for California, excursion Wpm. tiejcots going by direct run ten and returaing via New t)rleans.

]ftrrang*'iue«t at the crossing by which a

tarp^t is thrown across one road when a train appmaches on the other. When the train gets within 1.000 fe»t of the crossing it ojens an electric circuit which throws the target and a train approaching on the other road cannot cross until the first train is over the crossing. By the use of these safety crossings a train can run at as high rate of speed as it can attain over the crossing without making a stop. As a precaution against danger these are the Jinest devices that vented.

One Ullgllt haw »np|»«a Ui.t the^ht

Mild wnoking-ittp would have excited some attention, vet no one could furnish ft flue i*8 to hi* whereabouts, I This ruse is all the more striking because a blishment contain!

who

dead body wm found in the

of the )Mlioe wci* exhacu^cd in vfcin. I

«r?.

V., No,,., „V.r Sl.-tV-'

trains did not than 123 care.

scheme rather than an actual saie. The f^e chamber of commerce for the honor jence

C. K. I. is one of the best ravine nroD- j**""* wQferred upon him in making g^ed

jerties in the United States and it hardly I waTks life ^is

thin!yhf

1 orter would sell his read to the an-1

derbilt lines and make it a to the Big Four under President E. rwsiutfijt pi. r*. (otherwise could Ingalls management when Mr. Porter j)egt

others.

have ev-er leen in*j tiiat the wounds on the body of Dr. Cron-1

tj*irrlou» li»nj)|4*Mrnlife*. The husband of Mrs. MarganH K, Sangster. thv present editor of Harper's liaiar, was a thriving lawyer and lived in Brooklyn. On July 4, IS70, he comlaine«l that the din* of the firecrackers shucked themselves off the hotly and tail given him a headache anl went tietl themsclve*

out on the front stoop of his house at5 neater. How absurd that nobody I» iu the evening to get a little frwh air. thought of this before!—Chicago Mail. He was clad in a dressing-gown and smokingt»p. As he remained out for Ohio Politic*. some time. 'Mrs. ^vngBter went out to the The Cincinnati Enquirer gives a list of !2Li»n Denocntic «ndkl«to

nsvally comprise more

BUSINESS AND POLITICS

—mmi

I It is gvnerally believed by railroad last night, the second toast, "Our Hon- st work, piling up teak timber in the men here that the Big Four—C. & E. 1.j orary Members," was responded to by aumerous timber-yards that line the deal i* in the nature of a consolidation ex-President Cleveland. After thanking 5

au(} the[r operation were

meaaurwj

2S !f« ^Ur"C' V? fr **'C°ffZIm "tote, the greater will be the efficiency of ted, and the,consolidated hne* the ^vemment. There should be more

adminiijteriDj, the affaira cf

bwlne®

men in our natiouaI

shot. He suggested that the best way of i.

Sta,M

of a mm oa the street in a dressing-gown I rt&mm of millionaires Thomas and ——V!—— 'h«Ml the list, and the other

road manners at •,» shop«» here have News. 3^

nt fM of kmxt 'J tl cml rt-% now rvs*nied alto-1 Th* f^vcmli deaire now prevailin^ at te for the rv^«imn nt ol Washington to annex Cub* or Hayti or notter« milinf stock, "i ." wheels are Hawaii or any other snug bit of r«a) the ««ute whidj happens to be tTtng a^oaod oarv a» k^l up 5ft etwi hmpm in the Uk»« is eaoughln itaell to show beyo ?P,r and r, jdiai. F«r a *wk qnoatiott that this ia a Repoblkan adfrni

haw thai been

£B?

:t th« w«rk era# found v=. alowly at that «*y, of 300 w-sss tnacl

h^r ark at0*footel.Peaa«rl**».ta sveum. ar -»a

adhfsk That itate will be

millionaire manufacturer, or Calvin S.

iVV v*

another hu editor, Mrs. iteleii 8. Con- Brioe,mtlltonatre railroad man. The rwit turtle, which had been swallowed while

Itnowa not if she be wife or tl'®1 Iemocratk statesmen are super- the saurian WM alire. A hole just big widow. Her husl&nd. 8, B. Conant' numerarits.~-lndianspolis Journal. enough for the turtle's head had been editor of Harpers fckl^ left hi made in the'gator's hide by the birds, othoe for home one summer evening citj Xsvel Readine. in the early pan of 1?^, ami wag Recently published statistics show that never seen again. Three weefoi later a Philadelphia is the greatest nov*l-read- though crushed out of all ahape by the (.Toriter^r.^ctb.tt.tum.hrf KM Both

ing city in Um wuntry

Oe\eland Thinks Business Men Nhonld phants of India, which he saw at Moul-

Administer AlTair*. -1B mein, a sea-port town on the Bay of NEW YORK, November21.—[Special.]— Bengal. In writing to a friend he thus At the one hundred and twenty-first an- lescribes their wonderful intelligence: nual dinner of the chamber of commerce "Here you see the trained elephants

disposing of tTem was to let them alone «T°

WILL SPEAK FRENCH.

M'aMliiiitrton I.aUeM will Bwoine I.iiiKlllfitii. WAsitixGTON, November 21.—[Spccial.] —At the White House, according to the court chronicles, the spirit of mental culture and artistic improvement dominates the leisure moments of the first lady of the land. Under Mrs. Harrison's patronage a class for French instruction composed of fashionable ladies has been proposed, and had an experimental lesson at the White House to-day under the instruction of a French professor. Mrs. Clarkson, who is a member of the ela&s, is quite enthusiastic, and expects that the court ladies of the republic will be quite expert linguists in another season. A congenial occupation in the line of her tastes has been taken up by Mrs. Harrison by inviting a professor of Polish lineage, but latterly of Chicago aud Indianapolis, to come to Washington and open a class for instruction in painting on china and porcelain. A class of twenty-five pupils has been formed nmon^ the ladies. On the list are Mrs. Harrison, the Misses Morton, daughters of the Vice President, and Mis* Wanamaker.

i^SSSjt^'?"dC-re

I,l«|iior4irlllny iu In«IIaiia anil H«n(acky. The Indiana people, at Uwt, will have to quittalking about the whisky-drinking going to take him back with me dead or proclivities of Kentuckians. The report alive.'' of the Commissioner of Internal Hovenue- saintly old man sauntered down for the fiscal year, just made public, shows to the gate, rested his arms on a post, that, whereas there were in Kentucky 1 and smilingly said: "Lookee here, bub, 3,210 retail liquor dealers, 18C wholesale you ain't been long away from yer maw. dealers and ninety-eight, dealers in malt! hev ye? Well, if ye ever want ter see liquors, there were in Indiana fi, 01 retail 'her agin yo better light out in lets'n dealers, fifty-live wholesale dealers and two shakes of a dead sheep's tail, an' 108 malt liquor doalcra he report fur-

'r «liow» hat while Kentucky show, a ^hu

re as in be of re a a from 3,1S01 ten years ago. and 4,334 five

iu wers made in the catch-basin. Per-' **id, with a merry twinkle in her still baps, too{ they will assert that Dr. Cronin bright eyes: "Whyn't you pepper 1m, stepped into an open man-hola as he oncet. jist for the fun o' the thing, dad? walked along the street as an explana- I'm derned if I wouldn't, if I'd o' been tion of how he came to be in the catch- you!"--Drake's Magazine, basin. Then it will be perfectly plain, ... that his clothes and medicine-ease

iu a bundle, as being

olliO-

The

Brice

twelve are

give it the appearance of a

fair contest The next Democratic Sena-

tor from Ohio will be John H. Thomas.'

writers art? Otxrge Elliot, E. Um aul -in*ot

A Keeling mib i^h, Job, ami John BunTan.-Chtcago! !f^^

adoptei a navel bat' pla&of. 1 Hup tome aa I sat is bed, sayinf that ^-'it in —fc* aY. Ji B*d. fotJ

Chkstffo

Xewa.

v. n»«re *m at m# period •/:... iWrywxasas a •«*«»a* tm ur whwled ears i* out tbtrand jmm..

TERRE HAUTE DAILY NEWS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21.1889'.

ELEPHANTS AT WORK. Sow the Owner of a L,nmber-Yard Utilize# the Huge Animals. Ii A Philadelphian, traveling around the srorld, found nothing to interest him more than the. celebrated trained ele-

riTer.

veDt bto* TW who understood its laws! fe necessary orders, assisted by his

able to

subordinate perform, their duty as citizens than they ®ach like a small pick-axe. A good government was "The elephants thoroughly underThink

by business tests. Hence I stand what is required of them. number of business are engaged in

adminis-|

tnrtion. Mr. Cleveland stated that there

was an

abundance of good material avail- j«°

,0-mc

Their knowledge and intelli-

are

simply wonderful. They are

a native

and giw thein a chanre to earn tlieir ^s^Ion- hen-drawing the logs th« daily bread in peace. elephants, at the word of command, unSjioeches were made bv Justice Miller, hitch the chain or hook, but can not be Secretary Noble, M. *K. I'helps and made to couple it.

-"".P'j-.'lemon-

ujjcolored truth in all political matters,

An absolutely independent newspaper I ,.Tt ,, like the Morning News,seeking no lavore hat politely, I looking for a from any party, can afford to publish the

called a mahout, who

on the

neck'

and who

Sives

aeel and an iron sharp-pointed goad Very

of their piling up square timber to the height of forty feet, every stick of which is in line and in its proper place, eaoh piece weighing from two to three tons. "They carry the timber on their

h°'d'"5

thf 01S,1"11*

waste.

400

bi?h

for them to build

life would, in I fortably, they build a staging for themdisappear if busi- selves cut of the same material, and do

ness men would take a greater interest in not hesitate to mount it with their load, public affairs. "Mr. Findlay, owner of one of the Mr. Cleveland said that there had been largest yards, had his force of elephants a great deal of discussion lately over the put through their various forms of work question, "What shall we do with our ex- for our benefit, such as piling up the Presidents?'- He hoped that the country logs and tumbling them down, as well as would not take the advice of an Illinois drawing bv chain harness and pushing editor who recommended that they *e

with

uP°n com"

their' trunks and tusks from three

...

lof c?d

"When pulling down the timber h« had just put in place I thought one of them cast a suspicious eye in our direction, as much as to say: 'You people are at the bottom of this.' "They are at times very troublesome and dangerous, and great care is taken to keep strangers at a respectful distance. They are immense in size, and cost from 1.800 to 2,500 silver rupees each that is to say, from $900 to 31,250 each. "When the bell rings for dinner or quitting time they quit at once what they are at, and can not be induced to go on, but bolt immediately to their quarters for their meal. "Woe to the feeder should any of them be cut short in their food. They never forget it, and revenge themselves at the first opportunity "They bathe in the river every evening, and know as well as man when Sunday comes. On that day they make for the mud pits, and, like pigs, wallow here all day."—N. Y. Examiner.

VERY CONSIDERATE.

tTliy Old Oagst Allowed a Green Young

rSherltT

The PnrtiNAu Pnper. "from the East was lately elected sheriff it is the province of partisan news-! of anew county out in Montana, and papers to tell half-truths—to make false- the first warrant given him to serve was hoods appoar'facts, and to make facts ap- on a man named lliram Daggs. pear falsehoods. Riding out to the neighborhood in

It is the province of the Morning News j. which the said Daggs lived, the young to tell the truth. [neophyte camoM slab shanty before V^bieh policy is b«st appreciated by the door of white-haired, ven^'MjfGsders is /uuply demon- erablo old nffpiWm*Y-fLjn tvr a smile or* ber placid face, sitting in a rockinghe shibbo.eth of the truly partisan knitting on the vine-clad porch. nen-BralMr not truth but prevancut.oo. ..Hollo™

man

to £scape.

Jt giWifiSfis ar^l callow ybiittg "itfStt

th0 arm ol th„^

"ame ^b*am Daggs. Can yo tell

wbere

he lives?"

because it is not working for the success "What you want of old Daggs?" asked of any party and because it is loyal to the old patriarch, slowly rising to his the whole people.—Chicago News. feet and yawning until his white-bearded jaws cracked. "I've got a warrant for his arrest, and

I tell you he's got to go, if I find him. He'll find I'm not to be trifled with I'm

don-t Je evcr sbow ln thc,0 partt

wblf

*°h.»of

n,ow

th®

tb«

imm-

flood whkhs&randed Grover Ckveland's1

F0R

lbovo

te3kin

years ago to 3,210 now, Indiana shows •®r ,° Hi Daggs myself and Id a an increase from 4,411? ten vears ago, I dropped ye when you first rid up, but I 5,051 five years ago to 0,010 now. Let us

8eo

was a

have no more Indiana clack about Ken-1 fflve ye a chance to grow out o' yer tucky drinking,—Louisville Commercial, swaddlin' duds: now you put" He had drawn a revolver frum eaoh

Xew Theory tn thrOronln Nnnlrr. boot as ho spoke, and the sheriff "put" The defense in the Cronin case, it is with a yell that could have been beard said, Will attempt to convince the jury mile, while the old lady of t&e serene

ar'd

P^en un an' I thought I'd

^iowy hair leaned forward and

Th« Grit of th« Tarti*. farmer, while eow hunting

041100 the

Phanix of Hartford Fire Ansoclatlon. Pennsylvania American, Pennsylvania Westchoster, New York Williamsburg Oitv. New York New Hampshire, New Hampshire German, Illinois California. California Northern, England Guardian. England. North British and Mercantile Phoenix, London

near

Samson Lake, saw a big flook of bu*zards, among which, judging from tbe_ birds' strange behavior, something of interest must be going on. The buzzards were gathered around a large dead alligator, and one of them had get his foot fastened in the carcass in some way and was unable to free himself. Finally his comrades bit the captive's foot off,

r^m

wxxf1^ re!(?asef hl«- 4

f*rmer

found

carcass contained a huge

...... .. ..

by which the turtle had been able to capture its unsuspecting victim. Al-

the

P«r»»city peculiar to its kind.

,.T,in rj" H° fr I —"I don-t tklsk Jodm bu tra ln-

VSO*

h}m

thftt

aho,sW

looker off the front door and briny

he'd gathered another MM for me out of the garden, poor, dear, simple boy he's just as loving and sentimental as ever be w** "—Loudon Punfth.

IMPORTED CIGARS.

FINE IMPORTED

VI)

KpvWp's'trifrarsiW. R.

LIVKRY.

The Fashion Livery,

512,514 AND 516 CHERRY STREET.

COOTOKtxr

•4T TELEPHONE 116. "S®

L1VERT STABLE.

LIVERY STABLE.

Large and CommodiouB Quarter^,

P°n

that the stom-

|f 3358 Main Street.

Borsda will be boarded for $10 par

ti, A

month

And wtfl W 'dellrersd te any p«H aJ tis dftf promptly whea vented.

POCKET MAP ASD SHIPPERS' GUIDE.

What's the Matter with Indiana?

When you can buy RAND, McNALLY & CO.'S NEW AND ENLARGED INDEXED POCKET MAP AND SHIPPERS' GUIDE OF THE STATE FOR OS CENTS!

It is an absolutely new map, just engraved, with additions and corrections to date. It is double the siza of Rand, McNally & Co.'s old Pocket Map of the State, which it replaces, though sold at the same price.

The Map is 21 28 inches, on a large scale, colored to distinguish counties, with a thorough and comprehensive index compilation showing, in detail, the entire railroad system, the express companv doing business over each road, and nccurately locating all cities, towns, post offices, railroad stations, villages, counties, islands, lakes, rivers, etc.

The compilation designates the branch or particular division of railroad upon which each station is situated the nearest mailing point of all local places, money-order post offices, telegraph stations, and the express company doing business at the points where the several companies have offices.

The map is folded and bound with the index and compilation in a flexible cover. Sent, post paid, to any addres on receipt of price, by RAND, McNALLY & CO., Map Publishers, 148 to 154 Monroe Street, CHICAGO.

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INSURANCE.

THE OLD RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE

The be«t is the cheapest! Get the best by patronizing

B. F. HA VENS.

Insurance against Damage by Fire, Lightning and Tornadoes. The Oldest and Largest Agency in the City. $128,000 Paid in Pour Losses. Losses always promptly settled and paid.

KKWtKSENTING:

n. Gl'XS.

313 OHIO STREET,

Hits the only place that gives you a guarantee on Guns. Sells ammunition lower thau any other place and does repairing cheaper.

No Money- No Gunee.

WM. fl. HUNTER, 1»]

Fine Cabs and Carrlaoes! I

1 N O I N S

:WSM

COUGH 8TBUP.

EXTRAORDIANKY

Ca^ trely be Mid of Vrt. C«to'a aew «««table S to qa a it relieves ell feme of eoogba. eol^s and tnag eoraplieetiona.

EXTRAORDINARY Ifeet by dllot Itig with wster sad a^sf as a sub it wUl qwdklj cure the worn form or catarrh.

EXTRAORDINARY that every bet-1 tile is poeitireiy gQ*ra.aued. EXTRAORDINARY ss sold caly' thnnogb tiwr retell grocer.

Trie! sise. SDe refttSer R!». SOe: sample free Atstttelm. Mauoleetured only by

Xn.

J. O. CASTO,

ill Street. Terr* JZaate. tod.

ARCHITECT.

vOl V/iUCll Ol AMHrn^,WTMOiiiTSM.M^«stvsnfoOo, sr Otte*. sat ssreN.ma Pteae somI t* ike H«^TW onnoc Clean tTAaio. ews»tietw WMsef w*»rt.

WILSON,1014

TRUNKS.

CALL ON.

V. G. DICKHOUT For Trunk*. Valines and Traveling Bag*. If you are going away this winter he will make trunk that will proves victorious enemy to the baggage amaeher.

JSBUJiKJEIl'S BAUAM.

IS THIS FAIR

We warrant llltl'NKKK'S CAKMIATn IIAI^HAM to rbre Htiismer Cumulalnt, Diarrbata, Flui Drtcvtrrry, Osmp OoUe, €m»l*n Morbti*. Oironlc Ittjorfcata, and Ooztfrvtioo ot the 8toni*ch and Bowbi or refnod tb« mottey.

We cbalk»«e way (mm lathe wririd {orfl.00. to prodooe a rented? or proerrlpttot) ol eottal rnawee, promvUmm am) pfeaeantafliM for th« Aimorder* named. barta ebown to resoU £rona its OJ* "JS? nr adalf*

We offer #500 for the tightest idter ia

by 25 sad 80 ets. 71M email •we »eot by mail on roeselpt r-f prt *nt rt». to p*y OXOUE MKDICIXR CO.. Trans HAmi. LNR.

Btirm nriemKH* Uc&m* *od fte Vigo Oo Satiooal Banks.

OYSTERS.

FR£3B NEff TCRK AXD BALT1M0RK

E W. JOHNSON'S.

615 Main Street,

LVHOIJSTKRJER*.

WALSH a S0UTHERUND,

Fmrbltere sssde to look like new. fsttsCse Ooo fassasteed. No, 41# Cherry Strsel

PROSPECTUS.

PROSPECTUS FOR

Sh'f

ilVJLi

JH.r50,000 4.300.000 2, £25,04# 1,750.000 2,000,000 1,500,000 500,000 1,(.00,000 82,000,000 21.000,000 20.000,000 7,000.000

HAVENS.

11. F.

5."2 Wabash Avuuue.

1889.

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TH* NEW YORK STAR PUWED T»*O the h«NIL» of new manager# tn November hH, anl new corporation ia now In full joaaois:ou and control of it.

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