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fine ARTS.

RI SALE
"A FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS December - e. "a
the Leaytt Al Rooms. No SIT Broadway.
NOW on EXHIBITION,
free 37 Broadway 3ne collection OF
OILPAINTINGs COLORS comprising choice ersmplas
BIZ The most celebrated foreign and American artsstA
These pictures the property OF pvsts
the sale affords opportunity %
pictures at reasonable rhco
are very paintings which would grace any collection
W. H. BkARDS CARTOONS
and paintings among specses Of this collection
Amoag represented kensett Casear
6iaori Durand w. H. Beard J. n Beard Wn
Hart whrcge Inness BrevOO David johnson. aud
AmOug foreign represented "a Pre Cssnevs payd
Col Gadet Hognet Meyer Bremen Dupre Aen Caaaf Do
Jauge EsbenS Lenr Jacqae Verekhovcn.
Thom Santn Richter Rvore Vibe. hAdrsio C. BRAD, a. H.
Bought0n H.. MAY &C. &c.
The sale Si take place Rooms No sI1 Broadway
The Messrs LRAVTTT. Ane1oaserx-
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CHEAPEST SECURITY NOW OFFERED

p1Rsr MORTGAGE BONDS Of the JACKSONVILLE NORTH
WESTERN AND SOUTHEASTERN RAILROAD having % JeAn
IA Tn h,rog interest per God Coin Of 70 the
presrn, aandari" Coupons payable Ne~Yofk London or
F,snkfor on the Of holder When de-
sired bonds registered By the Tasteehe Farmer Loan
and Trust payable January and july, Tbs ROAD
Completed from Jacksonville 10 Junction with be ChOASO
ALTON RAILROAD VTden. distance OF 20 ullsA
Tn Dad 90 lar as completed thoroughly equipped ENTIRELY
pain FOR operson and TIE completed portion
s6O00O0 offered al Sd and
seemed interest Bonds the remahng portion Of TOE
much higher and will be offered only upon
trav the garden OF the state crosses an
the roads controls the enormous coal mi0ss 81 sno
ds are esteemed by those whose Investigation has been
ns hsr personally examined detail Of Tbs Com
a.n and ave Roue repeatedly the entire hne en5
ag enabled these bonds ABSOLUThbi fbh
f.T eanr Pamphlets aud further particulars By sppyHg
GIBSON, CASANOVA & Co., BASAEhS'
5a KxCHANGR-PLAck, Nj.
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oeps t9 bales; erpcccoassvs bales, $50 bales stock
WmxysTos pvc tactoa quiet; Mddhues 1910 rccepts
336 bales sses lt6 bales stock, 3&29 bales
Bcsros Dee IaCotton steady Mddnrs 9oie net IS
bales rroa 12s bales sales 300 bales stock 900 bales
NORFOLK, Dec a-Co,tou quiet; Low hdings lsl 9lse net
229 bales bales; sales tO bales
STOCK, $40 bales.
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Eight Hundred and Forty-seven Thou
sand Five Hundred Dollars,

which Tnserable Of PRINCIPAL AND INTBR
PAYABLE GOLD either Registered CouPon At option Of
purchaser the Of the People Of the STATE Of
credit Of the SINKING Fund under Section Tire
Article seven Constitution be,nr interest the rate 81 per
annuu PAYABLE annually the Of Ju and
and the principal renhub the trt day OF
January Thousand eight hundred and eight three,
that the C0mms0rs To be At liberty %
or proposA the Offers sHch a IN their
opinion are advantageous 70 the interest Of the
proposals ma, be for the whole Of sd loan not e
than S5.01. 49,. 80
All proposals be sealed UP and iorei Loan for the sstng
Dsed envelope directed the Auditor OF the CaaA
Department Albany " Y.
fhe money required be paid gold the acceptance
af the proposal thirty dsY Of December lust
Payments made By dspoang the 20 the credit OF ne
State OF Neslok Of s Canal Fan
ID the bank 81 the Manhattan COMPANY, New York
T7 mdfrag the Gra day Of January lsJ wH Be re-
.pire IN payment for subscriptions De loan,
Loan win the a day Of January ne
and be pavae July JAnnaJ
The bank Manhattan Company the Ciy Of New York
Dated Canal Department Albany, Dec. 5, 1871
ALLEN c. BEACH, LeaenantGovernor.
NELSON X. HOPKINS, Comptroller
g. HILTON sCRIBSER. Secretary OF State
THOMAS RAINES Treasurer.
FRANCIS &. BARLOW. Attorney General
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Balls

EIREMEN's BALL.
Il THB FORTY FOURTa ANNUAL BALL.
(Aad Poeive, the iAtl
in add f
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS FUND
Of he
VOLUNTEER FlRE DEPARTMENT
a.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
MOsDAT EyRkING. Jan g., VA
Tcket. smtag 0sniHsa Lsd,esve Donsrs pss-
hamsi 81 the Managers.
JANIS n WRNMAN. President No. tt6 Pearlxl
ALOHzO 8LOrk. Treasurer No 10 Fuloa o.
JANIS Cal khOr. s-rrstsIy nj
Dress 0rule sne evssaaium ss<s 10 b ssa srp.os
70 IA. WbHAAk. eskspsk itf n. = ~
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lust PUBLISHED:
WAITING AT THE GATE.
A serie, Of esht Photographs. from the cartOOusy
JOHANNES G. ogRrEL.
Illustrating william Caea Brr,nrs Poems eEAbsouss
JAMBSs FINE ART ROOMS.
No E.stP eutssats-st
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HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
sRw.YoaK. wednesday. Dec. IS, 1874

NRw-YoRK wednesday. Dec. Is, IT1
There has been no Improvement IN the siug-
s condition which Characterised the general morse
trade the opening OF the current week, and OUTSIDE
limited transactions lowprced dRught horses we
have only such 70 record as have been enoeeed
under the hammer.
At the regular semi weekly sale held nj Messrs bsrker
& Chases City Auction Mart and New 70 TX fattersas
the following prices we're realized:
Dcs1rpuoa HandA Tears rnse
Black geLpg. sired bT Ethan Aleu...... IS 10 80 40
Bay mara by SOiIfter. ..............-.. laJ o 10
Brown mare. sired by Billy Denton. dam IA
star mare............'..'..'.''...' p ~
Quite number OF seighs and lot OF blankets we're
also disposed OF at fair figures.
An auction sale By MessrS. Johnston Van Tasse, hed
Briggss stables, ia West Twenty thrdst attracted
stock announced 70 be offered The attendance was
large and the comDet ton fair. The highest bids at
which the horses were knocked down RANGED as ioo"s
Pair black carriage horses ........bJ Sla
TAT fosa h oSsse' Marian tc ~ 80
Bsy senng. 20 az
We learn that Messrs Bre wster Co., the renoWneo
carriage builders about to erect large factory on
the north OF Broadway and Forty
The plot OF land which their new building Wall occupy
comprises more than II lots and Is their intention 10
build the mOst perfect and complete establishments for
manufacture OF carriages In tins or any OtDef cO
try. This new movement OF the Messrs Brewster Co.
will OF necessity obge them TO abandon the long famous
Broome-st. establishment, which for some years mas
proved small for their constantly growing Dusness
The new premises expected TO be ready Tor Occu-
pancy about November. 1873. -.
the early part OF the day. quite a number OK slelEhs
were sold at the different carriage warehouses; They
were, however, mostly OF the cheaper grades OF work.
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lectures ano meetinas.

NEv-Y0Rx Dec. II. isTt
MEETING of the Citizens of New-f0rk
n report Special Committee appointed At nsrt-
ag held further purpose conidsraz te
proprety establishing permanent INDUSTRIAL BxHBIriOa
BIJiLDNG will be DELMONCOS, Rourtssuh and
Fnhsve 90 THURSDAY Dec 49, O'Clock Pr-sest ibis
gaou Q thu Respectfully,
JOHN A. DIX, X CkOoBr
A X DIyEN JAS L. JACKSON
StN SLOAN EDWARD ROBERTS.
ERASrIs BROOKs PAUL n. SPOPFO2D.
RICHARD SCHBLL.
Special Conmstse
appointed on Dee IL
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A TRAVELLING sWINDLER.

A "Fraud" Getting a Pcekskill Bookseller 20
Certify n Bogus Check-Obtains the Money
and IL About to stnrt South When he Ii
Arrested an Imp0ster.
POUGuKgEPsfE, March 2, 1871
A man giving his name as John Isaacs OF New
YORK, aud representing himself TO be agent for o
Dey street frm called to-day upon A. II. Clark,
bookseller Of Peekski and received orders for
goods TO the amount OF $50, after which he repre-
scented that ne had draR for SIS on the firm In
New York which ne wished Mr.. Clark to certify,
which he did, going 10 the bank with him for that
purpose. Alter procuring the money lsaacs started
Tor the Hudson River Railroad depot intending to
take the twenty minutes past two train south. Mr..
CLARK, becoming suspicious, telegraphed to the nrm
IN new YORK and was informed lsaacs was an I'M
poster Onicer Duirin arrested Isaacs at the depot
ana on being taken before Justice curry he &C.
knowiedged all and was committed 70 lalt
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FORTY.sECOND CONGRESS.
Second Session.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 2 1871
Mr.. FERRY, rep) of Mich, presented number OF
memorials OF lumberers in the Northwest setting
forth the reasons why the Chicago Relief Di ought
not to pass.
Mr.. LOGAN. (rep.) OF ILL.,. read letter In favor Of
THE HOMESTEAD LAWS.
Mr.. WINDOW, (rep.) OF Minn, and Mr.. FERRY,
presented memorials for a modification 70 the
Homestead Laws.
Mr.. CAsSERLY, tdem.) or CAL, presented tho
petition Of the leading bankers and merchants OF
San Francisco Tor a reform In the civil service.
BED OF BEAR LAKE LAND.
Mr.. PRATT, (rep.) OF Ind, called up the bill to
release TO Indiana the lands known as Bed OF Bear
Lake, In Newton county, Indiana, and addressed
'h fh sspGa en- w a2YB bl / s. !snsn.
CHAN6ING rHE NAME OF BANK.
on Finance reported the House bill changing the
name or the Warren National Bank, Of South Dam
vers, Mass, to tae Warren National Bank, OF Pea
THE GOVERNMENT WHARFAGE AT NEW ORLEANS
Mr.. KELLOGG, Tep.) OF La. offered resolution,
which agreed TO- directing the Secretary OF the
Navy to transmit all the information he may be
able to obtain, showing what portion II any, OF the
Orleans Is now claimed occupied Dy the govern
ment and II so, upon what ground and for what
purpose the same Is so claimed or occupied.
THE SEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE PROSECUTIONS.
Mr.. BAYARD, (dem.) OF Del, moved to take up his
given to the District Attorney OF New YORK relative
TO the prosecution Of merchants.
Mr.. CONKLING Tep.) Of n. y. said the 1nstruc-
tons were fully published In the newspapers.
There was, therefore, ne need TO pass the resolution
hurrlediy, and he thought 1t would be better to walt
until he and others could express their OF the
resolution ana OF Mr.. Bayard's motives In 0ner-
Ing 1t.
Mr.. BAYARD replied that If ne had based speech
on mere newspaper Item Mr.. ConKling would have
been the first TO call MIN to order. The illusions
his motives ne thought ungraci0us and. necessarily
ignorant as Mr. Conkling had no means OF ascer-
talnlng them except from MS public remarks yeser-
day. Lesides, Judging from Mr.. Conkling's action
IN reference TO the organization oil the Retrench-
ment Committee and It's Investigations, he feared
that the senator IRON New YORK could hardly UNDER
stand MS (Mr. Bayards) motives. lie did intend to
comment on the conduct OF the officers who had
given the instructions, but he wished to base mis-
comments on authentic information, ana he had
asked Tor 1t IN the usual and the only proper way.
Mr.. TRUMBULL, trep.) OF ILL.,, moved to adjourn,
which was carried-yeas ~, nays 81, and az two y.
NJ. tine Senate adjourned.
Mr.. Pratps Beaver Lake bill passed.
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Assembly.

ALBANY, March 2, 1872.
The Governor sent IN a communication to the LIE.
glslature calling attention to the law OF Congress-
passed In 1864, inviting the states to place
statues Of eminent citizens the OLD Hall of Repre-
senauves In Washington, each State to furnish two
statues. the Governor urged attention to this mat
ter and suggested George Cllnton and Robert Full
ton as fitting SUBJECTS for sucn statues.
The Deputy superintendent OF the Insurance DE.
partment, In answer TO q resolution OF the House,
sent IN communication transmitting testimony
taken In the examination OF the affairs OF
THE NEW YORK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
together with the report, also stating that the
former resolution was de aged in ITS delivery, and
was indistinct as to whether the original testimony
should be transmitted or copy thereof.
The Senate Dill to amend the charter OF Cohoes
was passed.
BILLS REPORTED
BY d. s. BABcoCK-To incorporate the Fire Island
Hotel, and establish terry across Great south Bay,
By MIR. WHlTE-Authorizlng the New York and
New Haven Railroad Company TO extend their road;
also TO extend the Hudson and New England Rail.
road.
by Mr.. LoUGHRAN-That the answer received
from the New York street Cleaning Department Is
incomplete and mat the Committee on Pubic
Health proceed 10 investigate the affairs of that De-
partment. win power 10 send for persons and
by Mr.. BADE,U-A bill to macadamize the West.
chester post road.
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. TwoMBLy-ro abolish the District Courts
in New York and substitute Justices Courts there.
for.
BY Mr.. wHrTBEcK--ro change the grade OF the
New YORK and Harlem Railroad, and for the
security OF travel on the Fourth avenue, In New
York city, between Forty-sec0nd street and Harlem
River requires the COMPANY 10 sink their track
sixteen feet, the city TO pay halt the expense.
By Mr.. SHEPARDSON-ro suppress lotteries and
the sale of lottery tickets or polcies fixes the pun
isnment at Imprisonment for from thirty DAYS 10
two years aud fine OF rom $50 to $1,000; prohibits
the publishers oil newspapers from advertising lot
teres also punisnes any one who persuades another
to visit any place to purchase lottery tickets, and
PROMPTS any one from leasing his premises Tor the
lottery business
HARD PORT.
BY Mr.. HAwKINs-lo provide for the appointment
OF Captain Of the Port, ana Har0or Master OF the
port OF New YORK, and TO define anu regulate their
powers and duties and compensation; authorizes
Inc Board OF Commissioners OF Pilots TO appoint
Captain OF the Port with eleven per.
sons to be HarbOr Masters; the Cap
tain OF the Port must be shlpmaster;
neither the Captain nor the Haro0r Master shall be
interested In any steamboat or other vessels the
Captain shall give bonds IN the sum OF $4,000; the
Captain shall divide the port into eleven districts
and assign q lIarbor Master to eacn. The bill Is
SPECIFIC with regard TO duties ana powers.
SUBURBAN TRAFFIC.
BY Mr.. BERRI--To incorporate the BROOKLYN Rapid
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

Senate.
ALBANY, March 2, 1872
The following bills we're reported -
To amend the New YORK City and County Jury ac.
To protect the creditors of moneyed corporations.
To protect factory children.
Providing more stringent punishment for the
crime OF abortion.
Extending the powers of notaries public in the
city and county or New York.
Reported adversely-the OIL to regulate freichts on
railroads, which report was LAID on the table.
Inc Auditor Oi the Canal Department In answer
to resolution, transmitted report OF moneys ex-
pended on various divisions or Inc canal, which was
ordered TO be printed.
Much time consumed on motions TO adJou rp
and 1t was finally decided that when the Senate ad.
journ IL adjourn until Tuesday evening.
After disp0sing or number OF local bills on gen.
eral orders the Senate adjourned.
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Transit Railway Company. the Incorporates being
Robert Turner Morris Reynolds and others; the
capital stock Is fixed at $780, 600 to commence with.
Inc road Is to commence near South ferry, In
Brooklyn, and run easterly through Atlantic
avenue TO the corporate limits aad further to
Jamaica. The road Then branches OF In various
directions.
Mr.. MAcKAy called up the following resolutions,
offered last January, and moved for their adoption,
which was cafreu:-
Resolved, That the Attorney General of the State be
quesed TO furnish this body with his opinion whether
or not railroad companies organized under the constitution
OF the nited States and tho constitution of this State and
havng the right OF eminent domain to take private
ery for public use levy tolls the public
curing the use or the roads which companies
beyond an amount sufficient the
actual cost.
Resolved That the Attorney General be requested
furnish his opinion whether of the Legislature
be held constitutional binding which permits
railroad companies organized for public their
capital stock dividend paying Indebtedness impose
burdens ON THE PUBLIC
to interest dividends such such
crease - based on the surplus earnings OF such railroads. or
when snch represents increased value OF private
property appropriated by such company for public
Mr.. MOULToN opposed the resolution. which was
adopted. calling on the Board OF Health OF New
York 20 report whether the charge that vast pes.
tlfer0us manure depot has been established along
the Eas: River front Ia said City from Forty fourth
10 F0rty-seventh street Is true, and by whose
authority such depot has been established.
The House then adjourned till hafpast seven p.
M. on Monday.
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FATALLY CRUSHED BY A CAR.

Coroner Herman yesterday held an inquest on the
body OF William J. Jones, q young man twenty-five
years OF age, who died from the effects OF injuries
received on the 18th ultimo by having his foot
crushed by car No. 90 of the Third avenue line. De.
ceased was very mucn under the influence VI liquor
81 the time OF the accident, which was attrOutaDle
TO his own carelessnessL Deceased lived AZ zoo
East Broadwa but was native Of Albany
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In Clint ON Place,

about four O'Clock yesterday afternoon, fire &C.
CURED on the top floor Of the iramo building 1888
clinton place. causing damage Of $4,000. The
people living on the second and third floors OF tho
building sustained a loss OF about three thousand
dollars. They were all fully insured.
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ICEBOAT RACE ON THE HUDSON.

P0UGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, March 2, 1872
In six mile race to-day between the Hale. Rest.
less, Ella, Arctic and Icicle, OF the Poughkeepsio
Iceboat CLUB. the Arctic won by minute and La
half, with the Hale second. the Icicle carried
away her snr0uds ana the Ella had three men
hurled overheard. The time OF the race was eight
minutes,
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FIRES THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.

Great Loss Of Property mt TOrOnf0-A Whole
Block Threatened ut South Nnticlx, Mass.-
Odd Fellows Hall and Other Buildings ut
scranton, Pa.-Fires at Ellington, Conn.,, and
Salisbury, Mo.
TORONTO, Canada, March 2, 1872.
"A fire occurred this morning, corner of Jonge and
King streets, in q building occupied by Rdaut
Brothers, dealers in hardware, and Finch, dealer In
clothing. The building and stock were considerably
damaged. Finch's loss Is $1,000; fully insured In
the London and Liverpool, British American and
Lancashire Insurance Companies. Ridaut Brothers.
sured In the Royal Phoenix and other companies.
Great Destruction Of Property In South Natick.
BOSTON, Mass, March 2, 1872.
fire In South Natick this morning destroyed o
building owned and occupied by j. b. Clark as q
dry goods store; william Edwards, clothing dealer;
l.. A. KingsDury, provision marKet Z. Heuber, bar.
ber and the Historical and Natural History Society.
The entire collection OF specimens belonging to the
society was consumed. The fire extended TO the
Elliot House, owned by Gain Bailey, which is also
total loss. part OF the furniture was saved. The
adjoining building, owned by Gain Bailey and occu-
the dwelling store and stable OF A r. Tuck and two
dwellings, owned BY Elliot Walker were also
ne Total Is at Te
OF insurance IL not given.
A Heavy Fire mt scranton, and No Water
for the Fire Engines.
SCRANTON, Pa, March 2, 1872.
Shortly after midnight a fire broke out In Hyde
Park (Scranton, destroying the Odd Fellows Hall,
Graeber's Hotel. Hyde Park Hotel, ana five other
buildings which were all Of wood and burned very
rapidly. There is no water for extlngulshing fires
In this part OF the city, and the entire street was
endangered.
Inc steam fire engines finally obtained water from
the oxford coal NINE and the DANES were checked.
The IRE originated In the odd Fellows Hail. The
loss will approximate to $4,000, with very imted
insurance.
Wadding Mil Burned and Goods DESTROYED.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, March 2 1872
The Tompson waddlng mill in Ellington was
burned last night together with 1000 bales OF
manufactured goods. The loss Is $40 0O0 and there
Is no Insurance. on the property.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

WASHINGTON, MATCH z, ISIZs
The House met as IN Committee OF the Whole, ny.
Wilson, OF ohio, In the chair, and from twenty 70
thirty members present. for general debate
numper OF speeches were made on miscellaneous
subjects.
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FIRES.


About eleven O'Clock yesterday morning a nYc
broke out between the second and third floors OF
the building No. Bond street. occupied by various
firms as manufacturing jewelers. The damage
done amounted to $1,000. The place was fully In
Sured.
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Heavy Fire mt scranton, and No Water
for the Fire Engines.
salisbury Hotel MOL burned.

ST. LOUIS, March 2, 1872.
The Phoenix Hotel at Salisbury. Charlton county, d
Mo-, was burned with the greater part OF its con-
- ~--'-'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-11-15

Lately we called attention to the fact that at
Richmond Junction, about mile or less from
town, there was a good point for the erection
Of a pork house. We also said that last year
and the year before, about 500 hogs had been
slaughtered by ourdiferent grocery merchants
and that was nothing like near enough to sup
ply our home and adjoining trade. We are
now satisfied that if some one, or some firm,
would go into the. business Of slaughtering
hogs and packing them for home use, an ex-
ccllent payieg business could be done in that
line. Why is il that we drive all our hogs to
Louisyilleor Cincinnati have them slaughtered
there, and then haul them back here in the
form Of bacon for consumption? There is
money, and a good deal of il, to some one who
will begin thisonterprise, and IT is not now too
late to do il.
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"a THING of beautyis Joy forever,
so is the Wheeler & Wilson.
business Change.

oar young friend George u. Wearen pur-
chased, last week, of Ball n Co. their stock
and good will and after changing and repair
ing the store room formerly occupied by them,
removed his stock to il, and is now better than
ever prepared to furnish his customers 'tho
best bargains in town" The young ladies who
are attracted thither by the handsome stock of
notions and toilet articles usually found in
George'sshow cases viii be agreeably surprised
to find the gallant aud urbano wiz. Pherigo,
whose efficient services M Weargn has sue
ceedel in securing Mr. W. al,o bought Of
VIM. Ball one-half Of the building he occupies,
and if he continue To exercises the same good
judgment, en- rgy and enterprise that has
marked his career thus far, We predict that not
many years will elapse ere hewill erect large
and elegant building on the spot where now
stands the worst eye-sorc in Stanford-snve
only one. So mote Il be.