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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-10-20
MANIroMoC. Oct. 10Th. 1870

EDITOR PILOT - Some few men are, or
seem to be, terribly exercised for fear the Peo-
ple's Ticket is to be anti-rairoad. The friends
of the movement denounce anything Of tho
kind. George Reed has nothing whatever to
do with it in any manner or form. If it should
aim at anything local, or to any locality, it
Is a small one enclosed with BRICK rall
within orr city limits, that the people COM
plain Of and no other.
ONE WHO KNOWS
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TIE ladies socitblc Of the st. james
church, which was appointed to meet at the
residence Of Mrs. JOS W. Thombs last
Thursday evening, was held at the residence
of Mrs Johns, corner of York and Ninth ato.,
caused by one of the members OF Mrs. I IS
family being taken suddenly i'll, 1t was a
great success, socially and financially, and
passed off with the utmost ninth, unmarried
by any excess.
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TIE ''OLD AND New THE October num-
Der Of the "old and New contains three adj
ditional chapters f Mrs. Stoves Pink and
White Tyranny, and. very interesting chap
tiers, too, of very entertaining story The
future of Professionalism and Catholicity, by
Torricelli; a continuation Of She Writes, and
a conclusion of The Church Of Latter Day
Saints; more of John Whopper, the Newsboy;
Two Song and Dance Men, q short story by
W. Lorng: Heart Room and House Room,
playful dissertion by Francis Tiffany; a
continuation Of Ralph kecler's Six Months on
Five Cents and dozen other short sketches,
pens and essays The Examiner and Rec
ord Of Progress are also spirited and 'ugge,-
tive.
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ONE WHO KNOWS.

AK UNAFFECTED VIslToR.--W learn from
Mr.. Vim. Guyles, clerk of the propeller ST.
Joseph, that lady from Chicago gave birth to
fine little boy on the boat during the last trip
from Green Bay to that city. The lady
named it 1.St Joseph
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REvIEw.-Thcre will be a semi-annual re-
view of the Manitowoc Fire Department in
front of the Council Room, on Monday, Octo-
Der 31st, at 3 80 in the afternoon.
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MARINERS, TAKE NoTICE.-Mrs Bloom.
the light keeper of the North Cut Beacon
Light at Milwaukee. has been directed by the
Light House Board at Washington TO change
the light from the LIST of November next from
red to 'rhite. Rather poor policy, we think, so
late in the season
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QrIcE TrME.-The schooner r. u Hngnp,
engaged in carrying lumber between Two
Rivers and Racine, made three trips from
the former place 20 Milwaukee and return in
one week. One Of these trips was extended
to Racine, which run was made in tLi,fy-foar
hours. The distance between Two Rivers
AMI Rscine is SAID to be about u hundred
and seven miles
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THE steamer Naaitowoe and propeller 81
Joseph were obliged to remain at this port
during all of last Saturday night on account
70 the storm outside.
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We call attention Of our numerous readers
TO the advertisement IF A. NJ Richter. 1t is
sn old establishment and one which has by
Its careful way Of doing business gained
many patrons. A. VI. Richter keeps con
SANITY on hand large stock of articles which
no will sell at reasonable prices
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- eos -

TUH Musical GIEsr.-With this the Octo-
for 1870 1t confirms two choice songs and
one instrumental piece. 1t also presents to its
numerous readers new and elegant Prem
Jun List, which offers great inducements to
persons canva.sing fer subscribers. With the
coming number the Guest enters upon its
fourth year, and during this brief period it has
attained degree Of popularity and success
that succeeds any other musical journal in this
country. 1t is neat in appearance and con-
sains much valuable reading besides from
STA 90 to SIS. 90 worth of choice music fretail
price, in every volume Terms 8 90 per
year. Specimen copies ten cents. Address,
W W WHITNEY, Toledo. 0.
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| Section l. The foregoing proposed amend
ment to the constitution of this state shall be
! submitted to the people at \ general election
| TO be held on Tuesday succeeding the first
Monday Of November, 1870, and if the people
shall approve and ratify said amencime MT by a
| majority Of the electors voting thereon. said
amendment shall become part of the consti-
| tuition Of this state
Section 3 The form of The ballot in voting
10 approve and ratify SAID amendment shall
De against the grand jury system" and
against said proposed sn,endEent, for the
grand july system. which shall be on y sep
arste ballot, and shall Re deposited in 8 sep
arate box to be provided for that purpose. and
all persons qualified to vote at any election
In this state shall be deemed voters ON this
question.
Section 8 The votes east approving and
ratfying or disappearing said amendments
shall be counted and returned bv the insnec-
tors OF the election in all respects AZ votes for
State officers are counted and returned. md
the ofhcers now designated by law to CANVASS
t~e returns Of votes for State officers, shall
canvass the returns on this question, at the
same time and place ami under the same reg.
ulatlons and restrictions now provided by
law for canvassing AND declaring the return.
Of elections for State officers.
Sectlo: 4 Within three days after the de-
termination OF said canvass, it shall be the
duty OF the canvsssers to certify the result of
said canvass to the governor. who shall there
upon, without delay, make proclamation of
the result
Section 5. The secretary OF state is hereby
required to include the substance of this act
IN the notice Of the general election for the
year 1870.
Section s. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage and publ
cation.
Approved. March II, 1870.
Given under my hand, and the great seal
Of the State Of Wisconsin, at the Capitol. in
Madison, this thirty first day of August, A D.
1871 l.. BREESE
Secretary Of State
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LADIES, get your visiting cards printed at
TnE PILOT Office, where you can get them
done in neat shape, and at low prices.
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KRAMER Bros. on the South Side, have
received large and well selected stock Of dry
goods.
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IT is the opinion Of many in this county that
Indian Summer has c2me and that we will Gu
Joy several weeks Of that delightful weather.
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NANTED-Agents, $50 per day. to soil |
w the celebrated Home Shuttle Sewing Ma :
chine. Has the under-feed, makes the s'Iockt
stitch (alike on both sdes,) and is fully Ii
censed. The best and cheapest family Sew
ing Machine in the market. Address, JoHs.
son, CLARK & Co., Boston, Mass, Pitts
burgh, Pa, Chicago, H., or st. Louis, Mo.
1lu4 |
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PMS -Messrs. John P. Hume, editor
OF the Chiffon Times and VIM. Makoncy, also
of Chiffon, paid our city a visit last week.
Mr. Mahoney has many friends here--he once
being resident Of Manitowoc-who were glad
TO grasp him by the hand
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Borealis last Friday evening. So vivid and
beautiful were the manifestations that they
attracted the attention Of all who were on the
streets
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To PRISTERs.-We have very good job
hand press which we will sell at l. reasonable
price.
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Our Bohemian friends Of this city had
pleasant dance last Saturday evening, at their
new hall on 7th street
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DoN'r fail to attend the ladies sociable at
the residence of Mrs. JOS W. Thombs, this
evening All of respectable order are in
yited
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MARRIED:

TEY-SUMNER-At the Branch, by
Bryan Mason, Justice of the Peace, Mr..
CHARLES W. PETTEY and Miss MAR
TIA SUMNER, both Of Brillion, Calumet
county.
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LANDER Bros. new planning mill is in full
operation, and is turning out considerable
work
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THE PrLoT office keers constantly on hand
blanks Of every description for Justices Of til.
peace and other officials
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suBscRrERs who have promised to pay
their subscription in wood. would oblige US
BY doing Immediately.
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THOSE are delicious oysters that Chris
Kabke has
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lr the fellow who picked up cap that
Hall, last Saturday evening, don't want to
see his name in print, he had better return it to
Its owner. The thief knows who it belongs to.
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SEE notice of ''Dissolution Of Co-partner-
ship in another column
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81 e o.:

Mn this city, on last
Tuesday, the It'll inst, CARL JOSEPH,
the only child of Maths and Hannah ket-
teuhofen aged II months.
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TIKI schuetzen fest at Mishicott las; Sun
day was in every way success.
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HALr-MAsr.-The flags on the shipping in
the harbor were displayed at half-mast last
Sunday in respect to the memory of the late
Captain Thompson Of this city, who was lost
overheard from his vessel, the Fro,lk!iq, during
the gale Of last Saturday
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IHllE Life of Geo. Il. Beldcn. who from u
love of wild adventure and desire to
gain knowledge of the every day life aud
peculiar customs af the Indians, left a home
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Indians, adopted their mode Of life became o.
warrior Of the first class" andchi Of loo
lodges, served the government with his
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, 1870-11-15

General xyeurhnkt-A Look ut the
Hero OF h1Eeran-1f he 0sts niptc.cnt
x.ruernt F.u t0usr-Ara Old Cons
vtstlc txccrcnlzed-Jutc~ Er~nr. the
Su1hicr-%toFy OF N 'CtEnr-EafAy
EsY11An1fY-EoMd Of tits WhaIl.
, 1870-11-15

apz,yxp vsoa CHICAGO, Nor. l1.-PropeHsfs ~, 4.
FI.r. Jr, Empire State, Free stas.t ano oa1A e'''
EjaE1Y1h.
, 1870-11-15
Mt4ce1lnneoun GtemHs


1A1p Er.-Tne brig F. E 6aniner his hsea
ssPped- and vii 60 into wantes quarters AZ o~
':iii The schooner Conquest has Laid up for the
TnE s,e amer Manisovre, Of Goodrtch.s Euc,tR
being stripped Of her feEn''qre; Preparatory 70
kctnR tnto winter uuaftprs 1t MuThukee-
:, MAS1srER laSkR-W Learn ff'u me 1tsse:
taat the Hants,ee Risar has ben cleared OF al
. are:sI sa:se rsi niles asove @ shsrSsa, Wexfosi
Con5ty John HcEa1 caa1c 1owa from thAt
peas La II 1nse mt notsd nc depsh OF re hyer
whole tlE arce- Tata makes nearly ls0 ntiles af
| the rivsr clear and pAs&ahle for good-sazed
River lmpsusenent Company, aad has oceuped
RrrAVs1Sa.-Tse sceeeu.r E.en wr,,,nps, il IN
AEKrvEp--Tne bark Sweesheart, as1,vea neru
yeerrfoas- She wil be repaired u soon a nH
Ttzfs Gr.-Ihe buoy on sand poins, areen
Bly, has been taken up.
MrsEn-Ihe schooner HihAM !oons from
wfttty % ose!ensnusen, wa,sh went dom + tae
rreent asie of Kangsto-, 6sa been doaled sod pa1-
chased hr Kingston party Tor $780,
Rx = sSs 2, dIasa %aa "a Ts,nsa'1 1saRa
Mchieaa, Saturday, October = The hoty vas
cor sIIrrsblY decsied. aud the 1esa p1rtr eaten
81 ot tse sP9ats @ . Il sss " sS
Luxexx ssyxn-Tae schooner Market DaJtou
composing TIE ti%tatel schooner Jose ph Coch.
raEe,s cstgp; l38oc1 fee+ more tsfnAi1ed on
boa1tl Tha vessel h-eaStnE an up, th!a II now CD
| The tc1eh. md can BE- recovered.
FA1At AecTDKSE-Du:ls1 the memorable stotn
Of Octchrr - ead 81. pasas Gray. mate Of tao
| schoor.x ycunE America, Is - struck by falling
spar, receiving teri tbie injuries about the head
AMI tsr1st- T2ou his ARRIVAL at RaHAlo, las. SAL
wnefc h. expires. On WetfnesdsI- The deceased
wss ~ Years Of age. By btth Scotcnnaa, and
sTT4x BARGE Jos1rulSk.-Wc noted the de2ar.
fure OF te rug Grant to a.stst this barge, aanorv
At Kettle rctnt. 1t Was tound TO be ine1pedteri
Ia nul, her otI. AZ her bottom wAs IN q bad Ceudl
lion, she viii consequently be "s-ac*cd I7,'
Ard not pulled % until tne damage has bsei
temporarily rcrat'etl The 9 All returned hefs
, 1870-11-15

tie. Awe1eaa. nj 4a.sc: Hayes Coz E.s-. sa'
q; Hayes 4 CO.. G.tm,a: 9oksed; 1S9sxe;
as!:s ~: wlts9es:s ha9 81. sxsse. -
sUGARs--Tbc uovsne0s Ia this market n-dsy
~as u,..uv. a1a one, NJ d, under cnntna.a !Asa,:
ixed. rae stncks q eqRa1 to ait rtintFnmenx -
The ttshe. We Qu0ie CEnaned. poNueseo; aaa
eEsnulaed, 1*ta1s,;e; 4. s,.nosr,; 4 ,;t,nans
@ isSa,s9e: & e eSTa s c. sanassd. kats4c: err
I: not standard. 1aXatss; yslo., =: nn3s m1e
i9kc. Cuba common 70 ta!., Grvs,
% iii, II like: PEI. = tsSo, prime = saoaee W
,9k9i9.:c: HaSaps, Lax. common % i..s. l,9
1Iac: nav1ns, box, prime 10 chptse. a5%sssS5
1sK .4la4c: L1aR 1ssant, 1aH(ala&c-
srhCrs-We Lose = tecliac ol g On e;,tar Ssm
9'1:n' s'1ps Ffs Ss=''s sczassa saa es ~ M 1a5
gu'te a fol1owa: Common syFur, s9icc:
Cuba moss:e., teaEe: ansso Rec @otase1 ses ~
tugtr-oouse and Rolien sytun, 352s3c: extr1 "
aisc: choier e!trer d1tpa, sa3ssc; silver anp4'
sTARch@A ,1E .oscsz5 ez.zeed tar this ar
tse:e. ard quosau.ea ruled nrn. ~ fo1oMG
,sssx sss f s5s: s5 ss1 1pSaIi; 1sa,Ii: fss
SODA ASD sAi.aHATUs- -Pftees reussn sub
naas a9 sa arn.rg = 1e'eI y tS
1scd's chemical, 9S79xc; DO, tc8sthf, sEsse:
10; pure, s9SAe; vissehers Eth edge, aasRc'
sEEDs-saes were: ID bAxa n21 seed At
ii SPiicEs-Tnere was better Inquiry tot sp,ees,
and. II apIthIpf. q frneF feeling preEalled. NJ
thon' rslts ere being effected at pstecs Eu,ln+
| IN aasnrdl5 We Quote: A'ho!et. IS afsc: cloves.
sa!cc: ctas1a, 6a3sae; pepper, sa<3'e; naso'ess'
saLT-De.l.rs reported N active demand, aud
sahs wr;c su:ek a. Ssos r. ,'o.s na sE e. s,s
ereurd telar. . hr se 81: damopt i, p bs1. = %;
A:htor; .t.31X: 2 n ST; diary. with bAEA s&sl
TEAsITaers : sas as'i s..aa, .ss psua, demand To-
s1as ne q soais. aad dealers were asking Aad se
n5G nzsnGE ,, rs ,o1 ~ stEg EsoEs q Prices: asllns
H nn,: 70 bs g % suanowdsr, tLiGat.aa; enotet I
S1 Gsnan sn6ee. xLtSsl7o eao!os 70 extra iea a
l's; g., masoa p lie oa1ons. :sssSs; e1a. aa'
: TuNAcco-Thc ,chacca market vaa quiet an
9 Sgsxn aSEstsS ssegios; eap.:e, eassa:
: : >ssS: sMek,se -eao!se, :eessc: medium, ssssse
. rtg';-Ss:u'ai III. 9ecsslos; naii srsat, =,
y ~ | saG: hack. sound. tsa1oc,
,,'' Moop1wss oi,s, II u n, i,ls request ans at,a
70 msn!s. y %: hickory, s1ooo; alaas, Sa5&.s
E. osssrTfa oWn',1Anea,en rcnortc, y nr,7r. tAn,,
sra estes ~ tis sss:e! taaa s ssasl: asea''
9roEt, as follows: T13. extra Clean, 49,,
tub, common. sS1i'*: rcese: ". good =,
y 1on. llehr, losise; meek. *. ea,s H. con3sa
T. 5ssc: iitece, <. 6ad eond,aen, hssvs, sssa
ls- | tette, medium. rood c,ndl'ilu, light &ftai
neect, medium, had coudiuon, heavs. 3saa
a5Tes so,se e+ eod aseE ansasasd
| pre-aalf psacc as w,s"c's
, 1870-11-15
MONETARY AND CON- uERClAL.
MONETARY.

MONDAY ETH3khHf NUSA Ast
The decline Of i per cent II sGs i,. pnee , 81 q
United Status bonds in London today .auosas
srQu,.dz for thinking that tue rnu1oss OF
further complications in Eurone are not en-.
tirels aithout foundation. The prlea OF Eota
in New York fully responded to tht deeitoe Oh
bonds in London, and tbs price Of wheat 10
this ms1ket has naa.e Than tebpoHaed 70 Ms
increase in tho prospect Of ptolongauon o.
the war, and the complication of other poser
ia it, Should others Of ths great po*efs o.
Fnrooe hecoma iuro1Sed Il the val. the ensct
IN our finances, sud On prices OF bseaaAuua
aud cotton, would probably present the sane
routine Of phases that hare resulted rom tae
Har now ID pr,1ess. At acss,, the P.'ce oi
.nnas xnuld' dfclina, and the price o!
gold wonld advance, ~ would also ne pnes OF
! hrcsdaiufF., After Exrd, and while the neS
var was in rrogreas, these tendencies would
rrobahts be reversed until peace Was declafea );
Fbrrcucon the calling home Of tho capltas
that Lad tought safety IN fight from tae seq
ard another advance In the price Of gold, And
| lie demand for beeat1s:nds to supply the
waate or mar wonld make higher prices neess
The money market rcmnina in mach th'
ssme condition as last week. The dem4na ):
moIesattly active. but tue banks are vol sup
1,lied with funds, Deposits still keep up an
u the potk-packers are not calling for muol
money yet, business is dull and money !
easy.
in apy direction to-ilsy. 0rdera from tn
country were light and so we're the feeespts:
Exchange waa rather H:ssoa to-day. an
ealee vera msde between banks at gu. pc
. Il, 600 premium At the counter banker
scll II 1-10 premium. aud buy at frun 5os
!. 81 pet s1,o00 discount
The fcl'o~lpg quotations LOT pas1ng NJ ~
, 1870-11-15
m,od ara arm .s .sssoo. R.e tca+ce aad I'm

n,ud ard 1ru It &stzsoo. Rye fca:ce aad IN
Al SS3s1c Oa:s in fatt demand anu 0fms so =
INC E+1tHy dull and DoGolnai,
GRocEx1B-1n fair Htn14un ana ma.kss ukt
Eals-DaH And ahade lover, Il saAs1c.
HITTER AND ksE-fo tafr sds1oAna aaa a10"
- -SE1ts-ulnchlrget.
PK. VISIONS Polk = Dull, but unehauged g
sss coz S23-GA Lara dull, but unchanged. a. 1s
rs: Ro1 meat. oul1. hut unchanged, HsknE IL
lIocs. fatr lemsnd and nrn; sales OF 5000
eaH. closing At s&-sAs1.l2x Eecss, and SS,1V9
- neL - Gsipts tot iao dsy% a0od.
s.73oc.
MosE7AHT-udid. lf1,. Exchange dull It 500
1'-~>''''' ''>@ - CLEVELASb.
tair :demsud. trr, and unchanged Wheat iu tslr
tttrnaEd, aod higher: Nj rcd wlutsr. 5l3s; M
3, si1sal1a. Com drill and nominal: ne~.
aheDtd. s1e- p2ss In talt demand, aad higher !;
M. I, &c.
1916 99c. crude dull It &c. ..
OST EGO.
DsYEap. Nor. 1k-Bk1AnstCFR3.klou klout IN eoEc
demand 1t fuli ps,ces Wae4s IN IlKak LtIanu
buf hnIders dsEu: NO. red Wabash. $1.3A C9t:
guiet sud Unchanged; he'd 1t sat3ssc. oass III
@sa n0'''o4 DETROIT. .:-- i,
DETED17, Nov. v.1L-HHIAE5fETfs-kfou s1eao
wiIn moderate demand. Wheat In fair dtm1o
and tvm; e1tra, s1.so; No. l. SL1a. osfs seasc
PtT.Tcss-Ss ssce End I'm at s. s65c in sacks
, 1870-11-15
REAL EaTAfR. +

iiw.npn.c, deed. conyeyiug city aud subu,e,,
property within seven miles Of Tue Court Home
nlei for record on Monday, November 4:
Carpenter 81, 1<a It n N Fulton H. o f.'sa1 ..
'1 n. Noy. 1,s9
bt5ose5 ~ ~ q 3" .....-.....,.... -
cei6+ls u III :. i II of Hels Il. I, as1,ssx =,
Cor nefeih e. g; 2;2 It D o! ho'sa ...,.. 49, IS
pssb i - lid u, - Il et Waaaanseh ~, " N
pa.i1ieji It 10 # ! of Douglas P1ace,w :.
{, 9x1as go It: Nor. u.:-.......:::::: -
Gtase sL se cor oS HghNenn ~ "ees J. 1.4 M
7d%t 1s1 e s*na ~ 4 Is Il Ea 81 a1os
az \: e ions 3 Il Brea.r ii, :ixss asiso
r. Mr.. 10. vita hui1dln1s......-.. i,N
SoR1H OF CITY 1X1Ta. ;
lpsx1s5 # of lots snd {, Of Asseseoa SAD =,
of Lots and 3. 9 Sc p, ~. q :sos' l" v"
4sIlss Il: Jnne ii.......... .....+..... -:
Rerfy.nth ii, ss1 It y OF Stewart AZ. + >,
MIlsa It: Peb. f..-...-... ......-....... ~
Fotty-utta st ZIG It Y OF STEWART AZ, l. .
Axls3 =: BApt l..
EIau ~, 100 It ot Green ~ l. ''11x9A: . .
tasa!vy III 80 d, rotisot iit FortY.secona at 81.
'sA'& - wssT cy o,p crrv LIMITS.
Arpukta nv. sl4 It n OF Twelfth st, c J, ok =
| Aasus,. AZ. se: It n ot T~tltta 81, Q I. AK ,
rs f. f. @sS q nsit3a st. ;cie; nov s
| Wallace tt, 15e ITO II oi Be4lA ar, !, ssx
| Nnt