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The sworn statement OF John III. Crane that
the printers, tremen, policemen, merchants
mechanics, clerks, laborers, and paupers OF the
District 10 the exact number Of 1I,O39 were
iTibed or coerced into voting for the loan affords
fair sample of the style of the charges and the
evidence upon which the District government
has been arraigned before the committee OF
investigation. 1t is on such evidence as this AMI
on such charges as these that improvements
have been stopped and the government Obliged,
at enormous expense, to carry on the tediousIy
protraeted investigation. Crane, himself, has
no sense Of shame. and would, to crafty his
spites and earn his - per day, stand being
kicked from one end OF the city TO the other by
the respectable business men, mechanics and
lal orers he has villifed i'll this wholesale man
ner; but there are among the memorialists hon.
Crable and conscientious men, who must blush
with modification at the position in which they
are nov placed before the community as iden-
titled with him. They will know better next
time.
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EAsHIcNaBLE SPRING CLoTHING.-Kn-

EAsHIcNABLE SPRING CLoTHING.-Kn-
eours sed BY the extensive trade last season. MI A
avenue, three doors of lIth street. north side
las Just received one of he largest and hsndsomsst
stocks of Spring Clothing he has ever had the
pleasure Of presenting to the people of Washington
He has carried no good. from last season, and
his entire stock has been pressy manufactured to
bis ewn order, which has enabled him to secure the
newest styles and the best workmanship. By pur
chasing thus earIyehe is also enabled to give his
cHtomers the benefit Of at least fifteen or twenty per
cent less than the usual market rates. or if he had
delay ed ny ing until the present time, wool has
recently greatly advanced. His stock includes
Black Cloth Double and Single breasted Frock
Coats, English and American Diagonal Coats with
Vests to match, twenty different styles of Cashmere
Suits in Walking, Chesterfield and Derby Suits, in
all the fashionable colors. In the PsntaIoons de-
partment lie has the Lavender, Smoke, and Tea
colcr, and plain and striped goods Youths Suits
from fifteen to twenty years in immense variety, and
Poys Suits from eight TO fifteen years. Mr.. straus
has exercised great care and discretion In his selec
tOn, and especially invites the public to call and
examine his splendid stock, feeling well assured
he crafty all tastes at reasonable prices
day Ciron,c!e. mar2j
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The canvass i'm Connectjcut i liveIv tbrs

The canvass in Connecticut is lively this
week, and both parties are doing their best to
ensure victory at the election on Monday
next. Republican meetings will be held in fully
fifty towns during the week, with speeches by
Senator Wilson, Gen. Nye, Gen. Hawley, Gen.
Swift, Gen. Hartman, Gen. Ferry, Henry
O'COnnor, aud several others, while quite as
many democratic meetings will be addressed by
cN-GOv English, ex-senator DOclittle and other
speakers on that side. As in New Hampshire.
il is the national administration on trial. and
there il no discussion of local issues. Governor
Jcwell's gubernatOrial administration has been
- successful that the democrats make no fight
against him except Oh political grounds.
Besides the republican candidate, Jewell, and
tie democratic nominee, Hubbard, there are
two other aSIiraEts for the gubernatoriaI chair
this year; being the first time in the history OF
the state that an attempt has been made
II ComThcate the contest between the
two great parties IN this way. The two
outside candidates for Governor are Harri-
ron, labor-reform, and Gillette, temperance
L; is estimated that these two will receive about
l,eCG votes each, of which one-t third OF the labor
reform poll and all the temperance poll will be
losttO the republicans. According to this figuring
the republicans would lose 800 votes, and the
democrats 200 in this way, leaving the latter
party an advantage OF coo. Taking the vote of
last year. and admitting that whatever increase
there may be will be equally divided between
the two parties, is usually the case it Is diff
cult 10 see, at first glance, with these side shows
taken into the account, how the republicans are
to win. The total vote of last year was o, $50 of
which Jewell had Il as, and English Il S.S with
II scattering. Notwithstanding this poor show
ing for republican success, that party is hopeful
because, they say, the old fashioned democrats
of the nutmeg state, who have declared for
years that the war for the Union and the EN- an
cipatiOn and acknowledgements OF the slaves were
crimes, are not engaging with vigor in this con-
test, IN which they are required to declare that
these obnoxious measures are established facts
imbOdied in the constitution, and now deserve
the support of good citizens OF all parties. The
Hartford correspondent of the New York Tri-
tHRe says the republican canvass looks very
much better than it did one year ago.
lt-must be taken into the calculation too
that Tammany, heretofore having a large in
huence in Connecticut politics, is powerless this
year for interference, either through money or
other force, and this must give a very decided
advantage to the republicans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-26

DEPEEDATIoSs OF THERAM STOSEwAIL-A
correspondent of the Pail Mall Gazette relates
the Ir ceCdingS in the suit OF the United States
Vs. Armand, a ship-builder of Bordeaux in IS.s
TO recover damages for depredations committed
by he ram StOnewall, which escaped from Bor-
GeauX- The case having then been decided in
favor OF the defendant by the Tribunal of the
Seine. Minister Washburn has now carried an
appeal to the Court OF Cessation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-26

CANAL TRADE.-Business on the canal is be-
coming very encouraging. The ice has all dis
appeared, and indications are favorable for bet
ter weather than We have had all last week
About fifty empty boats arrived here from below
yesterday and the day before. and on SATURDAY.
twenty ght loaded boats with cargOes of coal
cieared this port for Georgetown AMI Alexan-
andria, carrying 2,O9I,IS tOns-C4ss JsrITT1
-NeteS, .JN INST
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The exhibit made by the New York Tribune OF
the undignifed and disgTaceful character OF
Judge Barnard's proceedings on the bench
shows the necessity that he should be reformed
out of position with Tweed < Co
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PRINTERS STRIKE IN ToRoNro.-AH the
master printers at Toronto, with one exception,
AVE refused the terms proposed by the Typo
graphical Union, and yesterday the men were
IN strike. The employers saw they are deter
mined 10 -esist the demand, and the strikers srs
lgually resolved to insist on increased WAGES
ne papers will appear as usual, the different
Offices helping each other with the forces AZ their
tOmmand 80 NNAi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-26

NEW Departure IN NEW YoIK.-when the
New York assembly met last night prayer was
made by the Rev. Mr.. Rhodes, colored, being
the first time in the history Of the state when
PRAYER has been made by a cOlored man in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-26

1The Paris OPINION NatiORGis states that a
literary convention between the United States
ana France has been concluded by Minister
washburne and Remusat, and now aw ATS ratii-
cation.
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rCoNsIsTEST.-Arehibal A. Campbell, one
OF tie of GERS OF the Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty TO Animals, Is on trial in New York
for the alleged clubbing OF q man who was
driving a lame horse.
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ihE SVNIEsTED SEAT IN TIE PESNsYL-
WANNA SESATK.-A dispatch received here from
harrisburg states that the state committee i'm
the contested case OF Alexander Mcclure claim
ing 10 have been elected from the fourth sena-
tOrial district. have decided To report in his
favor, thus making the state senate stand 10
republicans 10 16 democrats, and one iudepen,l-
cnt or anti irHnf renuhlican
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SUPPOSED SrIcIDH AT wARRKNroN. VA
Young Frank Helm, Of Warrenton, Va, shot
himself or Sunday night through the temple
Srh was found o corpse yesterday morning
There il no reason assigned Tor the commission
of the deed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-26

The JERSEY Cry FRAUDs.-rhe trial OF the
Board Of Police Commissioners and the Chief of
Police Of Jersey City, on an indictment of con-
spirsey TO cheat and defraud the Mayor and
Common Council, which has been going on in
The Hudson county court for six DAYS, ended
Yesterday afternoon. The Jury after being ont
nearly three hours, rendered a verdict OF guilty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-26
THE WEATHER

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chief Signal O6cer,l
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March %, 1872, 10 a.m{
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwKyTY-FOUR
HoUEs.-The barometer continued falling from
Michigan TO the eastern gulf, and extended
eastward to the Atlantic. the lowest being north
OF Lake Ontario and off the Maryland coast; the
area of rain extended during Monday over the
middle states, and has now reached New Eng
land, partly as snow; clear weather is now very
generally prevailing north and west of the Ohio
valley, but cloudy weather continues over the
south Atlantic and gulf states. with rains along
the coast; the display of cautionary signals along
the lakes will be resumed April first.
PEOBABILITIEs.-The barometer will fall
quite rapidly over the New England states dur
ing the day, with rain and snow; rising baron
eter, falling temperature, northwesterly winds
and clearing weather will prevail over the inte-
rior OF the southern states, and extend to the
coast during the day, and eastward over western
New York, Pennsylvania and Delaware bay by
this evening, and over the New England states
by Wednesday morning; clear weather will
continue north and west of the Ohio valley.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for the
Atlantic and gulf coasts, except from Delaware
bay northeastward, where brisk and very brisk
easterly winds are probably yeering TO north
westerly during the afternoon aud night.
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An AMERICAN CARDrNAL-A Rome eorre
spondent OF the y. Y. Tribune writes thar it is
posltlNeiy asserted that had Archbishop Spal,I-
,nE INS1 ne would have been made q Cardinal
before Easter. America Is still to ha ve her -
d1nal, and the name OF Archbishop NcCioskey.
OF New York, l. mentioned for the honor
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PERSONAL.

TIE owNER or CONSCIENCE VA Tor ~
n HOCsEHOLp fUkN I ~ from North AZ
~ =. per steamer Lady q The IN.e JsnnarF h.
NreQnested 90 c me forward, pay oharGes, aBi tAk-
y away. er 10 viii b sid q pay cna s..
THOS. n. CROUCH asen'-
u71a" sixth-a -e-t whFrf.
No Ht art lib Queen of spiriss. n algRu-
= developed mrsiium a. ING, has t,se wonter.Sl
power 81 ehAnging luck telis the past. present 40
utuse- 80 cess or tsiur q any ku-fss-s tlrsfe a.
&c, sc. lls CHEW alley, between ans sai lst
:. 800 =, = - -
HATTIE. ERENCh. q sirr~sasf. H<ah a a-f
II bEsts--,s NsffErr. NxvEk FafEs IN 81 AS cor
rect and Shi- ooumusfcations. Come ae6 v l-s-
sti eet, N. ", betseen sud v maze A~.
Rs. n, v. WRIGHT, a, ,r,l taor-a a. AZ
AZ coynsf Nd MaESsfsc PAVstrtas. las taa N
mons At sl- 1th steect, between n aud K opt--a
Odd Fellows Hsll. where she viii b. happy 20 -
those Sho may toeutre her services. msrs-Im
AIRS h sAw1ER. CiaIrrssasf, Mora "a "a
W. MsffNgg, csn Be consulted At her hou-- NJ
3ls 9TH st between e and u .ts Island. urn al
nm rortsrt business; rtst rreseut snd future. f3l
DRIyATE CONSULTATIONS AT OLD DR
II DAhBh y, on ~ street, three doors south %
the avenue. The ouls advertiser recognized hy tAs
profession expert and specialist u disAs.e- %
tue gcnerative organs. feh2g In
II ADIEs SUFFERING HROM iRkHGULAsl
a ties, eaknessas, any complaint peculiar .
their ser sh0ald Cos hde IN DR. LION tie ola.a az
fabitsksi and only reliable and safe Physician MAJ
ing specially cf female complaints IN the city He
deceived by s~inslers. Ne guarantee speedY
cure OF no charge. SeroFars hoesns fa- ilft 90
fs.Sts. Roccs no. III I street.. between Tth ans
Sih. ocz-tr
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81 Brooklyn reports one hundred and six cases
of smallpox and twenty-five cases OF cerebro-
spinal me ningitis last week. There were two
deaths from the latter disease yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-26

naf-o tdbZ Il. a. LAZENBY, Secretary.
MA MEETING OF THE REPUBLIC SAY
uY INGS AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Will be held at Columbian College Law Building on
TUESDAY, March %, at 81 o clock o. m when
the CONSTITUTION will be adopted and the OF GERS
ELECTED. Those who desire to learn something OF
the practical workings Of the Association or sub
scribe for lite stock should lie present The report of
the Committee on Constitution may be had afte o
m. Tbs SATURDAY. at J. @. Parker's book
store. OF of the undersigned. Those having sub
scTption books requested to report to the meet
ing. NM. l.. BRAMHAII.. Chairman
Ii. III. WARNER, Secretary pro tenn m23 I'd
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Tro T TRFcT FA 81 e1ETssI 9r TIE DIS
oioe IS hereby siren, that the Board Of Appeals
to revise the assessment Of property will meet at the
onhce q the tuEerintsndent Of Assessment and
Taxes, Columbia Building, in the city Of Washing
ton, the IL tn DAY OF Ma RcH, lE2, at 10 clock
a. M and that thereafter the said Board will be in
session from 10 o CLOCK A II. UNTIL O'CLOCK p.
NJ. Of each day, Sundays excepted. > and on Mon
day and Thursday from to o'clock p. m, for
thirty consecutive days, as required by Law.
All appeals made TO said Board Of Appe Ais against
whom asses ments have been made, shall be made
In writing, and under oath or am rmaiion.
ball, EJ Mi0RLEL0S, Jr.'
RILEY eHINN. mar7-ln
TwAsHINGTON CITY AND POINT Look.
Wy OUT RAILROAD COMPANY.
foREsrvILLE, PRINCE GEORGES Co, MD.,f
At a meeting Of the corporators Of the ashins
ton City and Point Lookout kaiiroad Company at
FOrestville: . -
".Ordered; That books Of subscription to the an.
tsl stock 81 said psny shall be opened on III
DAY the 29th day Of March, 1874 IT Riley = sto,a
foIest,ile Tor the purpose OF enabling all pers IN
who may desire 10 do 10 subscr be 10 the
stock OF SAID company Books will be ope sed at 10
O'Clock m, and closed al clock p mn
DUNCAN =. WALKER
= ". b HUTCHINs,
! st. SUIT.
JOHN u. BOWIE,
.sbes In r. g. GRIMES.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

CALCULATING LIBRARY-rAe wAshinxtsa
- Librsry Assosistion ee.r he nee Of th II a
brary contains 1900 volumes embr scing IN its
Cstalcgpe an The modern works Of Ficfi 1n, sioers-
ecoas az the Y. y. o. A., corner Of sth snf D
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISSES PORTER 4 CHAMPNEYS HOME
NA SCHOOL FOR iris, old Hadleg, Mass-
The Summer Term will commence en- WED&ES-
DAY, April3, lS2 Circulars aud testimonials can
De obtained Of Judge G. q Mott, Court of Claims.
pals. mars I'm
EAGLIsA, EkINCR, AID CLASSICAL N
u STlTUTe FOB YOUNG LADIES,
30. SiS New Yort svenue. nortSvea sss-iy
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G=THE SECOND RECEPTION AND
lS SOCIABLE
SOUTHERN BEPU BLICAN ASSOCIATION
WILL BE GIVEN
MASONIC TEMPLE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 3D
Members Of Japanese Embassy. and other dis
uneuisLed persons are expected to be present
Tickets can be procured Of Col. Oscar Eas.mond
main door House Of representatives.; Chas n Wyatt ,
once; J. W. Lluferio, 80 Second Auditors; VIM
Birnie, 90 Third Auditors; p. P. Montague, 81
second Controller ;; Vim. IL. Webster, Pens ION
Cfnu2 Seaton House aud j 4. Beaidsley, Clarke
Building. 3s9 Penns lvania avenue.
marc 35 q ss,.23
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N~IO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE DIS
~ TRiCT OF COLUMBIA.
COLLECTOR : OFFICE. District OF CoIUNBIA.l
WASHINGTON, u. e., March ~, 1872.
The list e real property upon which any taxes
rem in due and an paid il being prepared, and
said perty will be for sale for
soon rs The list il completed.
NO EXCEPTION WHATEVER WILL BIZ
MADE IN ANY Gaze.
Those who desire to save the Expenses of adysr-
tsm and sale should call at This ecs aud settle
their ndebtedHess before A pril lS2
All personal property upon which the taxes for
the year ending June 80, 1877, not paid on or
before the let day of April xt, shall immedi.
ately proceed to sell without further delay, to sat
isfy the taxes thereon.
WIN. H. SLATER,
Collector Of Taxes, District of Columbia
MI ct Office Columbia Buildings,
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hSsNOTlCE.-The Committee Examination
W. q Applicants for position on the MetYopoii-
ian Police force, Will hold its regu ar meeting a
ih.I rooms a. Police Headquarters, on wEDN rs
DAY. the Sd day Of April. lt72. at IL clock noon,
marS3 tap2 A IA/ENRY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-26

YONS BLACK eros GRAIN SILKS, excel
"a lent, at 81 10, 81 IS, So and 81 25 per yard
~ % pieces Japanese Silks, at rs cents per yard
sp endid quality, and worth 81 per yard.
- All numbers Of our celebrated Buffalo" brand
Of Black Alpacas, from SIC. to 81 per yard
" New Spring Dress Goods in great variety.
~ Full stock Of Mourning Dress Goods
~ Full supply of Linen Goods. best makes
IL Fine White Goods in endless variety.
~ 20 cases 4 White CottOns, all best makes.
~ go d.Zen very best quality Paris KID Gloves.
~ One price only, in PLAIN figures
JOSEPH j. MAY,
ms5 2t 939 Pepnsy lyania avenue.
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A PRIV ATE SALE.
The beautiful country residence called "DUN-
BARTON HALL" situated on the road from
Pierees Mill 70 Tennallytown, about ga miles from
The place contains about twenty three acres Of
land, improved by Q mansion hsuse ecoutainiug
eighteen rooms, and two small cottages, one contain
ine six the other three rooms, ice house, barn &c
There are seven acres Of grapes in bearing, Dc ars
pearhes and other fruits.
The view from the house IL Of the finest In the
District. Any one desiring fine country residence
would do well to call and examine this property
1.-THE place is not sud by the lst of NAY the Nan
sion House will be for rent during the season.
For terms apply to
PIERCE SHOEMAKER,
mari II Pierces Mil.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
NEWYORK AND EEW-HAvEN RAIL
49, ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY =, l8.L
TRAINS LEAVE NgW-YORl

Passenger Station SewYork OF enths. ard
FogTt-.ave Entrance rwcntf Seyenihs-
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
anci!5u Sales OF Zeal Csiatr.

Ap..,x H. MrLlER Aucioneer.
AUCTION SALE, by order of the supreme
a, r., ,r Ia, III II an, = ! qFtIISTS
1.lX H. aULLER P Z. WILKINS Co. vi sell at Auction.
.,l'A ' - - - S,, n, Crr urie1 the l ree.on OF Rob.
- ~ "a R,.erce:
t-caAN'hr IA, q % ne : .o o. i'.o l N.Y. o F,c ag5e
- ,ae- william ari B-oll .nl known Nos - A.,
y,aeT 81 g. n width H front ana rear by s6s it oa the east
IN sor-rri, Ts po. - land together with the T.
e. oo .eA bI-g ayrega situate 91 & zee p " @ oaS No o.
81 s beng 40 T. On soath-st ana o. II On broaG-s,
- ~ p.s- ID Ps ts III -Fb as No e.5 Por'.
49, il' q o. 4e-' @ ~ - Il i % rT ana 70 30 ~ ~ gl
~ az .ls '- o. 'ae 4.e,9--yI' 20 . ! -y-,, l-22-'
Dr 1rur J6UV&O[. .Ir.
D. ,s,--e.---t, .l,,a- & ,i.re-l
Ho 2j NAss,u-sT.. COR CEDAR ST. NEV-ioHE
a --' t'-' p;-51e l re--,,e 1c .''n S@'-' 0 ''0''
IOEruAl, MahOH Il.
POSITIVE AlCllOH SALE. H., ,,-.-..-.
Fro Neo e- EIee o ne - se o. g,''s ~ orian i
A. al lace. ,1,uaoe HA LIN HOUSE caa',d On
r-t-.t-. ..... ',.,.r c.I.,e.o.. Terms ea.r.
ir f Ltlo 90 A-i---4i''--,',' =. - l, Ne'' u
t--e Aa.s "- -o2 ~. -.s,,t Al ~, "a -'''' '
r:.s . ..o ~ q T.. '1', Tass = Co.. 81 Fulon-.t
...-. lioo-l l, .,.,,.,- -, .,.,-s.- ,
F-e.-er'..t l. t. ,.or Coe3-s' Brooklyn.
aag s at Jl H. H1.l. SD, suu,uieA Terrace.
g. .'--- '.-. As-ots. a., .-- ,r.l,-ro, s.rr
GAIT ]0'LFH EOiAiis ,PLLNnib PRGPERIt D.-,.
-..r-r,,r .-. adjoining TOE residence OF Ld"in
- tr -,r s'- few iurre' r- q tte po'er1m Toi- ~
'. l-s 1l-e ol t--'' i.r c4pa-.' oF ior those oe
ls,s, a. g.. Ines q esa.oss rsnrar everr ta'.oar from
is. o .. st Ferry co. by Hunters Tout Horse
remain uo1l .II e ior .
- .--- ready .s t-r-,le as-o- - Nssaa-,t , /
E..... W..s.,s. Auc.o-erG
CXFCT-TGT-s SALE of DWELLING, on
j. --., - 3 .---. .-4 IT,. - n i'm
Url a. .,- s',.,,. o. -frg' nav N'--tf4 = ~ Il
t-.. .-. .,,. >.-.-,.r A. II nr..tg.. fqrr.v BuI
a b. ~ sf,- ..eet.r. o. f...c. Uen.-c ~ s.....a.
ASST rlI .-s l.-Ile va.aa.e DWELLING together with
.,. @ ,a. @ o. s sl Hou. IS 49, ~, Y, i', st s-i'
~u l or, .fes 2sIise via iuoi giaz1a. and has the
49, ltt 1879 '' t t 1854
.t Id t" r He i- s.- several nneaiion Jess.
't. Ici e,- I-c- money ', fguan on bond AMI mort
't'I -i d. hENDt'll ~ Executor.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

lJUI ID FUTl NNIlL. - -, - =
Ttr COLORADO >PENGS HOTEL locatei ~ ne loWn o
~ ,es no iae Of Pkes leaA % Ies south Of Denver on
s,s Of r -ir.r aai RIO Grale Rwar oieel Tor sac To-
49, r.a .i. furniture first The bIliag new. well con
s re- f-- shell -0-t. anl u.s. 20 present dong eod
.ss r lc4t-i ,he soda AMI rg great resort i'E
,au- The Ho.c properly oi The Denver AMI llo
.--4 F.. .Tsr & -r-a-r. and 'errs o. sole are casa
M Company guarantee 10 cent on the cost Tor term o two
w.. -,--,, ,,r,-~ ,---.-, T. Al
- - r 1c.e- la,'rg ho4T Wlcn wall
vao AMI conditions 's TIE Hotel PROPERTY II is
- -. d-.r paving . pr cen ou s cost
g-s.. .rs sr s. III. WAGNER Au-tor u. a l. e. X Co..
..r7.o tp- Is. Colorado
NEWPORT az. ~ VILLA PLOTS, on Indian
Y . Atlantic Ocean az nctera-e precN For maps
ga ...l. 90 HOMER MORGAN, No. Pne-st, y u of
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