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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

In DEATH THEY WE'RE Nor DIVIDED
About week ago, Mr.. ana Mrs. Walter GRAY,
residents Of Lost Creek township, Vigo county,
Ind, were both taken very suddenly sick with
vomiting, and directly atterward had chill
which Frustrated them both. On last Monday
morning about eleven o'clock they both took
sick in the same way. Last Tuesday afternoon.
az O'Clock, Mrs. Gray died. On "Wednesday
night, al 10 O'Clock, her husband breathed his
asst
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EXPELLED FROM THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

tNPELLED FKOM THE STOCK EICHANGE.
Edward Haight, jr., member OF the firm of
Haight & Co., of Wall street, representing the
company in the Stock Exchange, was expelled
this morning by the unanimous vote of the gov
erning committee. The reason of the expulsion
was because his father, Edward Haight, ST.,
overdrew his account Si00, 900 in the Bank of
Commonwealth, paid part Of it, and failed to
bank.
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ROSE BAGLEY, a servant girl, has received a
years dose of Sing Sing for a very inopportune
theft. She stole the wedding outfit of a young
lady in whose family she lived in New York,
and postponement OF the wedding was neces-
STATED. She had sold the articles, and they
could not be traced.
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The Law vs. Newspaper Office Rules

CITY EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK Tribune SENT
TO JAIL.
W. +. S. Shanks, city editor OF the New York
Tribune, was Yesterday committed 10 i8ii in
Brooklyn, by Judge Gilbert tOT refusing to give
the name of the writer of an article in TAT.
issue OF that paper. speaking in severe terms o.
certain Brooklyn officials. The informal is
d sired in order TO bring libel against -.
writer. Shanks gave the name of Nhit-ltg
Rid as the responsible editor, but declined {,
give the name of the writer of the particui n
article, on the ground that it would BE- 4 vjoia
ton of one OF the regulations Of tn OH e.
Shanks was subpGnaed as witness an O.
Stokes case, and not appearing, a writ OF l45tIs
corpus al teStlgcdRdUm for has appearance to-day
was issued.
The Tribune i'm an article to-day, on ths i'm
prisonm.nt OF Air. Sharks for contempt
OF court in Brooklyn, says: For all it says IA.
Tribune holds itself responsible. We believe ia
libel suits. We are quite ready 10 meet them
when they come in our own way; to make rept.
ration when We are wrong; 10 fight 1t ont To tnr
bitter end when we are right. But We give fti,
notice TO the beaten. disgraced, angered. ring OF
Brooklyn that ii can never restore damag 81
characters and ruined prospects by mali siuU-
prosecution of newspaper employees; and thai ia
an assault upon the independence CT the pres
1t can only cover itself with new disd, ter"
The Express saws that, TO its view, Shank.
gave all the Information necessary TO a JUS
prosecution OF the case, and all he was called
upon to give short of coercion, and therefor.
stands committed, not for an offence against
Law, justice or reason, but for manfestly doing
What he thought right, both In the interest OF
his employer and in defence OF the freedom OF
The press.
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HORTICULTURAL EccKsTRIcIrY.-Mr. Sam
Hempbill of Warsaw, Ind, while trimming his
grape-vines last spring, stuck q small potato on
the end OF one TO keep IL from bleeding. The
potato sprouted and grew all summer, aud sent
forth shoots that are neither grape or potato
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

SUSPECTED FEAUD.-The New York Times
publishes report to the effect that the Union
trust company received 30, 500 900 worth of Lake
Shore stock in February last TO negotiate; til at
recently the Union trust company paid over on
account of this stock $3.50, 900, and that there
Is therefore deficiency of S500,0O0 to be ac-
counted for.
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BANKRUPTCY OF DANIEL DREw.-A rumor
having been circulated that the KENYON Cox
bankruptcy case, in which Daniel Drew i 80
intimately connected. had been settled by gree
ment, Times reporter inquired at the bank
ruptcy clerks Office yesterday, and was told
that no notice of the fact, either oral OF other
wise, had been brought into that Office. The
clerk said ii had often been the practice TO
settle cases of involuntary bankruptcy outside
the court, and give no notice of the settlem snt
until the case was called in court, when, ID the
parties did not appear. it would be drOpped
from the caleudar.-N. T. Times. DBL
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The woNAN's MOVEMENT has reached its
logical conclusion. Mrs. Burleigh afirms that
successful competition with man is impossible
without radical change in the character of
woman's dress. The sacred breeches are threat
ened at last, not netaphorically but literally
And in sober earnaaf
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CBEAP ANUsEMENTs.-The reduction in the
prices Of admission 20 the theatre, foreSha.aWgd
N this mornings Ledger, has commenced in
earnest, anu week or two sooner than was an
uciEated. The Grand Opera H0uss has gone
nach 10 the ante AT basis Of nifty cents. while
the Tamberlk-Di Murska Combination an
noUnce performance - Booths on Wednesday
al prices ranging from al 90 down 20 ~ iU-
stead or - a1a3. - heretofore. After this COM
psny leaves tie reduction will stil be in force
As regards TIRE dramatic Performance, that Is 10
say. % Cents instead Of - e. -he family circle
Inc zee having TINS been broken, 10 h r1lerably
ceilalh Iliat az othtr places 81 ghhc amu-e-
mclt will have 10 follow the eNstaple. SJrpo 81
the journals are beginning 70 demand A rr4ur-
ton OF city car fare from 10 3 ceu.s.-N. A.
Cor. Pki'd. Istgsr.
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Fatal Railroad Accident,

PHILADELPHIA, october "a train on the
Pennsylvania railroad near Greenwich Point
ran over horse this morning and eleven freight
cars were thrown from the track. George Has
kns, the engineer WAS killed, and John FAIR,
the fireman. badly scalded.
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IHs TARaNTTLA Is kANzAs-Du Sunday
last, about J. O'Clock. While Mr Waller. chief
OF The Quspaw Indians, living three miles ,lutb
o. BAXTER, was going ahDIt BIS farm. De vas
bitten on the toe OF one foot hy a I4rra f.r4rr,is
lie Immediately starred Tor fle mousse. but a
short distance. and by the me De- reached id Tic
= n from tle hifr was 20 severe rhgf he was
unable 10 eat Up. ard threw himself across the
bed. The insect had craWi,d pp his clothing.
ana soon after he lay down % gave him the srr-
und bite IN The region Oi t,ia small OF che back
Tbs. with the other bite, charged his system
with the poison slmcs; as quickly A. Dol bv' cleo
uicity. Medical aid was imnla.i .sfsly SUM
moned, but before 10 reached hum ne was TOO
near gone Tor II 10 do any EJ0t. And in the
most intense agony ne fingered gu..l about ia
O'Clock that night, when death relieved his suf-
ieTingS.-BGrtrr NJriHgE RsyutIirrH.
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An OFFKRING TO SCIENCE.-James Lick, a
wealthy citizen of San Francisco, proposes to
the Academy of Sciences to endow an astronomi-
cal observatory, to be established at some point
in the Sierre Nevada Mountains, 10 900 fee
above the level of the sea. The plan is taking
definite and tangible shane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

LOUISVILLE, October 23.-Several hundred
delegates have been in attendance on the Grand
Lodge and other Masonic annual meetings here
during the past three DAYS. The report of the
treasurer OF the Grand Lodge shows the re-
sources TO be $4,000; surplus fund 500. 900;
and stock and mortgage bonds in the Masonic
Temple Company, Sg7 COO.
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A TON AND A HALF OF CoIN.-Eight hundred
and fiity.fiv thousand dollars, coined In $50
pieces, was delivered yesterday morning by the
chief coiner TO Superintendent Pollock, at the
Philadelphia mint. The gold weighed ever q
ton and a half.
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THE TRIAL OF MARSHAL BAzAINE was con-
tinued yesterday, with the presentation of fur
Their evidence in regard to the amount of ammu-
milton m Metz. Some of the witnesses testified
To a third of the supply in the magazine at
the beginning of the siege was consumed before
the 10th of August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

A HOT WATER CANAL PRoPOsED.-Robert
A. Chessebrough, Of New York, proposes 20 keep
the Erie canal open for commercial purposes all
winter. lie thinks IL can be done by the appli-
cation of artificial heat TO the surface water at
cost which the state can afford TO pay. This
heat he would distribute IN the form Of hot
water. He would provide boilers every half
nnf1o
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A MISSING STEAMER.-The steamer Ismsiia,
which LETT Glasgow on the 18th ult., has not yet
arrived In New York, and the agents are afraid
something has happened to her machinery.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MADEMOISKLLE PRUDHOMME instructor
W = ITsH'b, $50 | stTect--CissseS Tor ladies
II NJ and At half past N. Glasses for young
Elrls and bols ~ half-past two m. oc'2l-en5.'
n sDAME SCHLIECK ER, assisted by hor dauzh-
4'A ter, Is prepared 20 Resume her lessons in the
ffench Language TO priv ats pupils aud classes.
MAIDEN oiselle Florence Scsleckor, for ten years a
pupil 81 The best professors IF the Paris CJnserya
tory 81 Music, will give lessons on the PiAnolJrte
shd m SiI glug. German class will also be formed
-lGeace I34 18th street, near New York avenue
kefe encss-Mrs. Judge Field. Mrs. Senator West,
Mi,s Riggs, Gen SchTi-er, L. s. A; Hon. r. G.
PARSONS, VI. Count Jacques de- Ganay, French
b-Rstioni Thos. Taylor, ESQ Agricultural Bureau
fEuI salil CtTusi. s2)-eo2m-
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THR JEsUITs IN ROME EXPELLED PROM
THEIR HoMRs--In Rome yesterday the govern
ment took possession of a number OF buildings
which have been occupied by religious orders:
among others expelled from their abodes were
the Jesuits. The seizure OF the converts and
monssteries is in pursuance OF the seQuestratiou
to the state OF the property OF the church.
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Killed by the Cars while DrurL

ALLEhTowN, Pa, October 23.-The bo1y of
man supposed TO be Hugh Mclaughlin, aged
s., of BROOKLYN, New York, was found terribly
mangled on the track near the junction DEPOT
on the Lehieh Valley railroad He was pre-
viously seen intoxicated near the depot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

@David Thompson kicked his wife. Bridget
to death IN New York last night, and was ar
rested.
~Professor Tyndall has been elected to pre-
side over the next meeting Of the British asso-
citation.
ia telegram from Calcutta 10 the London
Bengal.
~The Richmond Journal wants the people
Of Virginia to engage largely in cranberry Gull
ture. Some experiments have been made with
great success near Richmond.
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CGTTE.TUEFCE.
DE TER MINED
TO DEFER THE WITHDRAWAL


TO DEFER THE WITHDRAWAL
OF OUR
p o p L LAR PRICE LIST,
FOR a SHORT TIME,
We WILL STILL OFFER
TIE FOLLOWING
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS:
SIS SUITS FOR $40.
sIa OvERCoATs FOB SIS.
5 SUITS FOR sI2.
sIS OyERC ATS FOR $40
$40 SUITS FOR sI4.
$40 OyKRCOATs FOR SI4
s2a SUITS FOR Sis
s25 ovERCoATs FOR SIS
$50 SUITS FOR s22.
$50 ovERCoATs FOB s2a
BOYS.
sig SCHOOL SUITS FOR S.
sI5 DRESS SUITS FOR $40
SIS SCHOOL SUITS FOR SO.
els DRESS SUITS FOR SIS
BOYS OyERCOATs
AT SAME DIsCOUN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BatcheIor's Hair bye Is the best IA the vorla
The only true and perfect Hair Dye; NO ridiculous
tBts disap poinfment, harmless, reliable instan
taneeus black or brown; at al druggists, and %
Bond street New Ysrk. fl-eoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

ga son Of Professor Agassiz has won the
walker prize OF the Boston society Of Natural
History.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

ABOUT sEvENTY-TIvE members of Congress
from various parts Of the country leave St
Louis to- morrow morning on an excursion
through the Indian territory to Texas.
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Death of n VemernhIe NGnsOu.

PORTLAND, ME-, October 22-Freeman Brad
ford, Past Grand Master of the Masonic frater-
nifty, died last night, aged 20.
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RACING NOTES.-The Pimco baltimore
races commence to-day. The list OF races, EN-
bracing many of the most noted in the country
roots up over sixty. Pool selling last night in
nlcsted that PreaknesS, LochIel and Dixie are
the favorites.
At Dexter Park, Chicago, yesterday, Gold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

POSITIVELY FOR ONLY A FEW DAYS.
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A HOUSEHOLD BLOTTED OUT.-As a part Of
the history of the rayages OF the scOurge in
North Me mphis We place on record the fate of
the inmates of the boarding house known a.
tie Mississippi house, corner of Market and
Front streets. The landlord Is Joe Sanford
whose family consisted of a wife and two chill,
dren. In his house were eighteen boarders
Of all these there were only Joe Sanford and
one boarder who survived; all the rest, twenty,
died.-Ardlqnche. 1871. ~
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KATE SToDDARD, confined in the Brooklyn
jan for the murder of Charles Goodrich, has
become an intense nuisance to her fellow
prisoners. She is yelling and shrieking per-
petually, and is thought by her keepers to be a
maniac. IL is supposed by some, however, that
defence for her at her approaching trial.
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KILLED WHILE SEPARATING DoGs.-A few
days ago, about six miles from Winchester, Va.
while FRANCIS Keller, aged Is, was out coon
hunting, the dogs got into a fight, and while
trying to separate them with his gun il was dis
charged, lodging the entire contents In his
hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

ACCIDENTAL POI SONING.-The recent sad
case OF DR.. Peck, of Dutchess county, y. Y.
who poisoned himself with heavy dose of AGO.
mite, by taking up in the dark a bottle OF tn At
medicine instead OF spirits OF nltre, suggests 10
reader Of the y. Y. Post the following m til DDS
for the prevention of such dreadful mistakes:
First-All bottles for holding poisonous or
dangerous medicldes or substances, to be dcs-
ignated by several raised ring or prOtuberauces
around the part that would naturally be taken
hOid OF III the act OF pouring or drinking
Second-All papers containing poisonous or
dangerous medicines or substances 10 he in
vaTiably black and glazed on the outside
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

ADDITIONAL WITNESSES IN THE CDDRR-
ZOoK CAsE.-AdditiOnal witnesses have been
summoned from Baltimore in The UdderzO0k
Co.'S case, which is set Tor trial the 2Sth inst
at chester, Pa, as follows: A. Campbell G0sS
brother ofthe deceased GOss, who. it il alleged
was murdered by UdderZOOk; Jacob Wright a
tOhaccOnist on North Holiday street, and
Charles r. Hughes, police officer Of the
western district.
The West Chester Local News says that I'd
dtTZOuk has gained in flesh since his ncarcera-
ton Mrs. UdderzOok, with her youngest child,
an infant, and servant, occupy rooms directly
OPP osite the jail, and visits the prisoner every
day or two, generally accompanied by The child
Undertook, it is said, has never exhibited any
depression from the first, though when supplied
with books return them, saying he cOuld not
bring his attention to reading. His appetite l.
good, and he ia supplied with food from the
outside, as well a. with prison fare, AMI his be-
haviOr is polite and aflable towards his keepers
He is always neat and tidy in dress His cell is
a model2f order, while his polite manners seem
10 have won the goodwill OF, all the prison
OH Gals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

$1,000 FOR WIFE.-TheOiore Faure sued
Maxine MousvoiSin. claiming $50 900 damages
for alternating the affections of Faure's wife
Faure and MOusvOiSin were partners in the fur
business, and lived in ad joining houses in O. tn
street, New York city. They are natives Of
France, but have lived in this country many
years. Faure Is 90 years old, and Is the father
Of seven children. MOusvOisin was divorced
from his wife five years ago. An infant child
ielt IN his charge was taken care Of BY Mrs
FaUEe. The alienation, which was begun year.
ago, was testified 10 by Mrs. Faures Youngest
daughter. Mrs. Faure is now living with her
daughters in the same house with her husband
The jury gave Mr.. F2ure $4,000.
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The YELLOW FEVER STILL SPRRADING-A
steady rain fell in Memphis yesterday. which
has destroyed all hope of an early abatement OF
the yellow fever. The Howard association has
issued circular as follows: THE yellow fever
Is not abating. God only knows when It will
Scores OF new cases appear daily. over one
thousand persons are now sick. Our funds will
not pay expenses for six days. From the sick
and dying cry of suffering and distress comes
great and loud. For their sake send money ami
relief 10 procure nurses, stimulquts and npur-
lshmert. We require aid more than ever. Send
donations to 4. ID. Longstaff. president of the
Howard association" The disease in Texas is
said TO be spreading, anu at Marshall has been
declared epidemic.
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AN LNENTFUL kONAGE.-1he schooner IDA
). Burgess, Of Belfast. Ne. from Savannah tie
2, tn Ult., arrived at Providence r. a daVcr
two ago. She took a heavy gale ON the LEI in
slant, and had 70 throw over her deck load ~
iumOer. ON the ID instant Thomas jenkins
mate, died, and was buried while TIE ale 90
Al ITS height. on the 9Th instant Il was founl
That they were short OF provisions and water
ana an hands and a lady we're put on allOwance
On the nth two Of the crew quarrelied and one
stabbed the other with knife. The culprit was
put I'm irons, but was released 20 help work tie
ship until she reached port. when the wounded
man was sent 10 the Rhode Island hczpitai ana
his aSsaiiant was locked up.
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THE MKT CONVENTION of locomotive en-
gineeIs viii meet at Atlanta, Georgia. 4. s.
lngrabam, Of Lafayette, Indiana, has been
elected grand engineer.
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FINANCIAL AMENDMENTS To THz NEW .IE;-
SKY 'oNsTlTJ TION.-ILe commission Il SUP
gyst amendments % the Constitution Of NJ,
jersey, now In session AZ Trenton. proposes GER
IA u radical reforms. some OF Which would he
stlatafy IN tLi> latitude, namely: No trust funds
70 De invested IN private corporations. eNcept
authorized by the person making the trust: no
Guy, county. township or village to give any
money or property, or loan its money 70 any
udiFidual OF corporation, or incur any indeit-
edness, or impose any tax except for fnlnieipsI
purposes; no donation OF land or money 20 be
made by the state or municipal corporation % A
religious corporation, the school fuui 70 be eN-
clusively for public schools under state con.rol
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STRANGE DEATH AND DEATH BRD.-Au
event occurred, yesterday, on a railroad train
which combined strangeneSs. pathOS and tray
edY A car of the 4:2O train from Worcester
contained party of three persons, an aged
woman, her husband and her daughter. The
first mentioned evidently was an invalid. aud
the care and tenderness with which she was
treated 10y the other two showed plainly the love
which was in their hearts. A few minutes after
the train had left Worcester, IL was noticed thar
the mother had become restless and uneasy and
II soon was evident that she WAS in distress
Every means was taken 20 make her c0mtorta-
Bile, but all were in vain. When the train was
halt way between Worcester aNd South Fran
lneham, she died in the arms of her daughter as
quietly as a child would fall asleep. They laid
her down on the seat covered with a shawl, and
thus the journey to Boston was continued
Many person who had not seen the tragic
event paused as he passed through the car and
looked cuTiOusly at the bundle, bat satisfied
himself with the suggestion that il was "a sleep
ing child. The Old lady, twas asceTtalaed, ha ]
been for three weeks a patient at the insane
asylum IN Worcester. She improved so much
in health that it was determined - remove her.
and While doing 80 she passed away. rt8s
f'fyF. I'd.
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TIE STEAM CANAL BOAT TRIAL.-The re-
SUIT of the experiments in steam canal boat
nav gatiOn, as tested by the time made and Goa
consumed by The competing boats between Sy-
Tacuse aud Utica, being unsatisfactory 70 some
o. the contestants, the syracuse Standard SAYS
a supplementary trial was determined on. Il
pr' Ceeds: Accordingly MtSsrs GedGes. Greene
aud Chap man took possession OF the Baxter az
az us ?. m. THURSDAY night at Utica. The
BsNtCr's wheels commenced revolving in the
eigh-lock at $50 =. m, and at 10 YESTERDAY
morning she was al 81 townsville, distance o.
thlTty-fOur miles. She was detained forty-ninp
minutes by boats and darSUeSs and one hour in
aSsiug locks, which leaves her ret running
tine ten hours and thirty-oue minutes. Shg
made three miles an hour aud hat SIX mlautes
10 spare. She consumed for this thfrtv-four
miits only tE pounds of coal. which gives a
fraction over eighteen pounds 20 the mile. The
charge alone for towing a horse boat Is thirty
1--WE cents mile, But the BaNtCr's power costs
her Just thirty cents less per mile. calling coal
worth 50 per ton. In other words, the Baxter
went twice as fast for only five cents mile a
horse boat can 90 for thIrty-fve cents mile
The commission have decided 70 hold meet
ing 10 consult formally over the trial. IN Syrn-
cuse, week from next Tuesday. No forrna'
report will then be made, but the data gaiueE
by the several members will be compared ana
cO.lGted with reference to a full report d o.,
presented 10 the legislature this winter
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EAL ESTATE DIRECTORY oFrHE

~ Cll1 Oh ASHINGTON.
lD - parate Plas for 80 Ia square "a scale of fifty
feet % tie tLchs prisEE Hi lots. parts Of lots
aAc subdiYisishs, with date aud name Il game cor
IcCtucss verified By WB,. FORSYTH, e.q, CITY
lrNeyoT. Ais, the assessed yalIs II ground aud
III proyeuleuts IN each ot, and descrlgtau Il the
building material thereof, With the cation OF fire
plugs, ater mains. and hrs alarm zfAtilps. and
ether informa'inl bearing upon the value gT rrrp-
Srty- To be published for subscribers 1rly in semi
weekly numbers, nos 20 exceed hiIy, each contain
lLg tNeL.y -four sIuares.