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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-24

ONE OF Dr. LANAlIAN 5 ASSAli.ANTS. The
Broolyn Eagle gives detailed account Of the
arrest and confinement in jail of George II.
Porter son of the Rev. DR.. Porter Of the
Methodist Book Concern fame. He was az
rested on the charge Of obtaining goods under
false prcntenccs from Mr.. John \. Sayrc, Jr.,
ieweller Bennett, the shirt manufacturer. and
others, representing to them that he was Il
member of the firm of Sherwood 4 Porter, a
large paper firm at No. IS Nassau street, New
York. 1t said that young Porter has been
multiplying his victims within the past two
months, and that the cases cited are but few
Of the real number. The goods that he bought
By his promises were sent to the residence of his
father, the Rev James Porter, D. d.. at No.
IS Bedford avenue. The young man would
invariably receive them himself on the front
stoop and there sign receipt.
II will doubtless be remembered that young
Porter is the man whom DIR. Lanahan found
in the Methodist Book Concern as the purcha-
scr of paper for the establishment. and whose
commissions and CHARGES ranged from twenty
FIVE to fifty per cent. Dr. Lanahan finding
that this man had formerly been convict in
the Illinois Pcnltcntlary. anu was 10 completely
with persons in the Book Concern in his paper
Jobs, CAUSED him to bc dismissed, and thus
com menccd the war 10 cXtcrmluate him,
which was carried on for four years. The
Methodist Church owes debt oi gratltllI: to
Dr. Lanahan Tor the courage and manhood
with which he stnni up for the right against
the tremendous efforts lna L. TO destroy hliu. =
Baltimore lmclcm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-24
The Interest Question.

In the Virginia Senate, on Wednesday, the
bill fixing the legal rate of interest being under
consideration,
Mr.. Anderson, of Rockbridgc, offered an
amendment providing that upon debts here
after contracted it shall be lawful to charge any
rate of interest not exceeding eight per centum
per annum which may be agreed upon by the
parties and be specified in bond. note or other
writing cvidencing the debt. Rejected ayes
II. noes 20.
The following was offered by Mr.. Ander-
son of Pit!Sylvania, as an independent sec
ton:
Section ,, All contracts and assurances
made, directly or indirectly, for the loan and
torbearance of money or other thing, at a
greater rate than is allowed by the preceding
section, shall be void as to the interest due or
to fall due on such loan or torbearance. The
present law provides for forfeiture of interest
and principal both, for usury. Adopted
ayes 20, noes l6
Mcssrs. Ward, French, Queseuberry and
others stated that this amendment practically
defeated the objects of the interest bill, and
they would, therefore, feel compelled to vote
against it, although they favored the provision
contained in it making six per cent, the rate to
be charged under all circumstances.
The bill was then put upon It's engrossment
and rejected:
AYEs-Mcssrs Abner Anderson, Grimsley,
Herudon, johnson, Lewis, Rixey, Rue and
Wynnc-S.
NoEs-Messrs. Anderson, of Rockbridge,
Beazley Boykin, Cochran, Connslly, French,
Graham, Greene Greever, Holiday, Hundley,
Lakeland, Lsthrop, Martin, Massey, Norton,
Nuttng, Patterson Penn Perrin, Pridemorc,
Qucsenberry, Robinson, Smith, Stevens Taylor
of Loudoun Terry, Thomas and Ward-D.
A motion to reconsider was rejectcd-ayes
s, noes &c.
This interest bill is therefore dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-24

Born AT TWENTY MILES AN Hour. Yes,
crlay on Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad emI-
grant train between Alartinsburg and this city,
IA German woman gave birth to a female child.
Mother and babe were doing well, exceed
lug " well, When the train reached this city;
and they shortly after departed with the other
migrants for Pittsburgh We call it an ''emi-
grant" because it was born cmgrating, al
though it will hardly remember, when it grows
up, much about its first trip = Cumberland
Mars RI H,rlimwlnn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-24

~ Walkers Vinegar B.tcrs, Jnyncs EXpcc-
torant, Halls Hair Remover, Gum Opium Guin
Camphor, Canary Seed and S;,ndcrson', Oh
Lemon, all in fresh stock, just received and for
sale by ian Is JAN NE1 " CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-24
ID EPELLANTS.

Just received another supply of WATER
PROOF CLOTH, in several coIors MS" differ
cnt grades Of Black. w
dec Is HOO E"o " hSiIB1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-24
CItrA RS!

TIGARS! CIGARS!
" CIGARS
We have just received large and well select
ed stock OF FOREIGN and DOM ESTlC CT.
CARS, to which we invite the inspection .! All
smokers COOK L. CREIGHTON,
i'm 23 lU7 kim street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-24

G1~ F1aEMEy's PAKADE.-The Chief Mar
shall and Committee on Route for the Firemen's
Parade will please meet tonight at Hydraulion
Hall, ut : o'clock. 1t
vTRUSTEE'S SALE-By virtue of deed of
i trust from John keslcr and Charlotte, his
wife and .ju>.us Schncid or anu Lizzie, his wife
t. the undersigned, bearing dat, November ),
lSfS, and of record in the land records Of Fair
the 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1873 that be-
ing Court day, sell to the highest bidder, in
front of the Court House door Of said county al
those TWO LOTS OF LAND conveyed by
said deed, upon which the said John Kcslcr 1T
present resides, containing, respectively, lG5
acres and ); poles, and 1T acres and 30 piles Of
land. This land lies south of Fairfax station
adjoining the lands of - st me and others
For more particular description persons are
referred ~ MIR. k.:scr.
Terms Of Sale: So much in hand as will pay
The expenses Of sale and commissions and the
sum OF 500, with interest thereon from the lst
day Of january, 1875, and the residue in three
cqdal if.>.aiIn .nts, payable ut SIX, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest from the day Of
sAIc to DC secured by lien on the property.
THOMAS MOORE, Trustee.
F'rtax county, jan n "ts
DRACTICAL HAIR WORK, WORKING
1 AND WORKERS.,
Can be seen mt
GREENS NOTION HOUSE,
where every description OF Hair Work is manu-
facturcd, and where ladies can witness the prac-
teal working up of their own hair. The rough
est combingS made up into the most beautiful
CHARLES w. GREEN,
jan II II King street.
~ BUSHELS CLOVER SEED and
ZOO 100 ITlMOTHY SEED for sale by
jan u K. Nj. LAWSON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-24
HALL.

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
(January oath and 2lth)
som ETlIING NEW-!Thc most Novel, Re
fined and Wonderful Entertain
mcnt in tn" world!
THE MINIATUR RE NJ | n 5 i X + Is,
The Greatest Little Artists Living,
In Grand Cleo and Ballad Concerts, and Must
cal and Miscellaneous Entertainments.
The whole Company between the ag.< "t : and
IA years. Zach Performer
Finished Artist
The Company include Miss LIZZIE COOTE,
the little Great Comiquc, the most versatile ana
accomplished performer of her age i'll tn" world;
Muster OMAN, the wonderful Boy soprano,
from the Theatre Royal, Cov"nt Garden, Lon
dom Miss ALICE MOLTENO, the brilliant
Harpist, sc.
New Mu>ic New Songs and Dances! Ev"
rything New
Doors open NJ 7; to commence at 8. Admi--
sion Soc.
G.ts" Matinee Saturday afternoon.
Tickets for s.lcat Victor Bcrkcr's. lnh2"-@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-24

Ei1~F1aEMES's PAKADE-Thc Chief Mar
shall and Committee on Route for the Firemen's
Parade will please meet tonight at Hydraulion
Hall, ut : q clock 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-24

"CoLoNELs. "A correspondent ot the
Richmond Enquirer proposes u per capita tax
on all the ''Coivucls' Of the 5 rate to he applied
to the reduction of the State debt This solves
the question beyond all pcradventure. Lay
the tax At 81 ~ per hcai it vii! pay at least
the expenses of a session OF the Legislature.
Christmas Holidays, and cock tails lnruicd.
Pm, IuH,ur
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-24

ACAMDEN tale ofmiScrry and privatinn sur
passes fiction IN Strangeness, and seems hardly
credible. Two old maids OF that trwn, rich in
dollars. had lived together for nearly Il genera
ton in their ancient mansion. boed and barr
ed from all intercourse with the outside world
ct they should be robbed of the treasure they
hoar.l'd 50 carefully. and making only OCCASION
al salIics from the locked house to purchase the
scant nee 'sSalles which they grudged them
selves. Not long since the sisters then near "
eighty years Of age, purchased Il house upon Il
different street. and moved their goods into it.
Days and weeks passed and the ncighborS, dis
covering no signs Of living inhabitlnts about
the place determined to tathom the mystery,
aud with that purpose took police aid and ef-
lccted an entrance, when fearful scene met
their astoni>hcd gaze. In sitting posture. on
bed, was one of the sisters cold in death while
in an opposite corner crouched cold aud starry
ing the other who, with the ruling passion
strong even in the presence of death, shrek
Cd out you've broken in our house and
come to rob us - exhibiting fear aud anger
1T the intrusion instead Of delight at what
should have been a welcome deliverance from
the situation. The poor wretch was tn ken TO Il
place of comfort and cared for, though she Is not
expected to recover. 4 coroner found that the
d al woman cam" to her end by cold, S: lrr;l-
ton and neglect '-Bntinorc -1mcrtcun
WE'D LIKE TO SEE IT. Henry Ward
Bcechcr, in lecture, the other night, IN
democratic principles" said the time is
coming when it will be impossible to inaame
nations against one another. The working
cases Of the world are coming mere and more
into sympathy with each other 1t is GER
tainly to be hoped that the day will come when
the mass Of men cannot be set to killing each
other at the behest Of the selfish few, as they
other. So far. however, no such good time
has come - Bulo .Sm
Born AT TWENTY MILES AN Hour. Yes
icrlay on a Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad emI-
grant train between Martinsburg and this city,
..:... - Ill t,...a L. - III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-24

TRY THEM TRY THEM
The BEST SPECTACLES in use. Money
returned should they not give satisfaction with
in thirty days after sold ut
jan IA GREEN'S NOTION HOUSE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-24

EVEKY DAY BRINGS SOMETHING
u NEW
BY express this day, CLOAKS, F!ann" :
Cassmcrcs, Corscts, Bleachcd Cot.onS, &c, ~ d
many other goods at lowest cash prices.
dec IL HOONES Il ASHBl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-24

~ BUSHELS CLOVER SEED and
ACO 100 Of TIMOTHY SEED for sale by
ian u t. NJ. La VISION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-24

ing the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-05
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
December 3, 1879

TIE EVENING STAR Is offered to the Mem
bers Of the Forty Third Congress, to visit
here, and to the rublic generally as the m ost
complete, concise and reliable epitome of for
eiSn, domestic, and local news within their
reach.
Having at its command all the facilities af-
forded by special telegraphic dispatches, in con-
nection with the regular Associated Press re-
ports; employing . large force of faithful, in
telligent, and experienced reporters, and using
the most powerful and rapid printing machine
ry In the world, this old and firmly-established
journals able (going to press about O'Clock in
the afternoon) to furnish to the public, every
evening, and at mere nominal cost, a full &C.
count of the operations of Government the
proceedings of Congress, and a complete reflex
OF each days events, not only in the city of
Washington, but throughout the civilized world
up to the close Of business hours
The STAR Is sent through the City Post ONCE
to the address of subscribers, or left by carrier
st their residence, as may be preferred. If sent
through the Post Office, the price is rs cents per
month, postage prepaid by Tie publishers; when
served by the carrier, the price is 10 cents per
week, or Al cents per month, payable to the
carrier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-05
Star Double sheet.

Tomorrow we shall print another of the double
sheet issues of The STAR which have proved 90
popular with readers and advertisers. 1t will
contain a vast amount of the freshest and most
varied reading matter, and from the immense
number of readers who will scan its interesting
contents it will be the most valuable adver-
Using medium possible for business men. Those
who have holiday goods to sell will especially
find 1t worth their while to announce the fact
through this double sheet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-05

The New York EreniHg Post thinks the prop
ositon before Congress to hereafter refer all
demands for public investigations to a commit
tee existing solely for that purpose is open to
valid objections. This committee would exer-
else the peculiar functions of grand jury, but
the Post Is OF the opinion that 1t would be less
efficient than grand juries since the latter are
frequently changed, and consequently are less
liable to corrupt influences. 1t submits that it
would be shameful to select few men, and put
them, during one session, under the burden of
such temptations as they would be likely to en-
counter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-05
THE WEATHER.

WAh tOscs ~ C8tO o1G08S Q8kY, Il
WAsHINer TON, December 5, 1873, l0:D o. n. Z
1YNoPsls YoR TN PAST TwENvv-vOuR uoyus.-
The Temperature has fallen decidedly In New Eng.
land and he middle states, and thence southw
ward TO the gulf, and westward the lake region
aud the Ohio valley. Partly cloudy and clear wealth
o. Frey ais In New England. Light to fresh north
westerly Winds with increased pressure and cloud
ness are reported from the nisdle states. raggy
aud threatening weather, with rain prevails the
scout be m states. Cloudy weather and light snow,
with northerly winds. in the OHIO valley and thence
Westward to Missouri. Partly cloudy and cold
weather In northern New York, and thence west
ward over the southern portion Of the lower lake
gion.
PRoBABILIrIK..-For New England. decidedly
cold and partly cloudy clear weather will pr
during the day, with light to fresh northwesterly
WINDS and increased pressure For the middle states
and lower lake region increased pressure, low tenn
gerature, cloudy weather, and possibly light snow
to the lower Missssippi valley, colder and partly
cloudy weather, with increased pressure and light
rain, except possibly light snow In northern Misss
sippi, Tennessee and thence westward to the Indian
Territory. For the Ohio valley, partly cloudy and
cold weather and areas of snow Reports have not
been received from the st. Lawrence valley, the
northern portion of the lower lake region, and
thence westward over the upper lake region, tho
northwest and southwest. After the 10th instant
the display Of cautionary signals will be suspended
ct the lake ports for the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-05
The Congressional delegate from Montana

The Congressional delegate from Montana is
Credited with saying of the Indian agents
They will take barrel Of sugar to an Indian
and get receipt for ten barrels; Just so thew
VIII takeone sack of -four and get a receipt for
nifty. They will take three hundred head of
cattle, march them four times through the cor
raj, get receipt for twelve hundred, give
part OF them to the Indians, sell part to a white
man, and steal as many back as possible 1t is
OF no use to complain; they know how it is them
selves. The government of the United States
probably means well enough. 1t spends great
deal Of money for the Indian, who gets very
little for it." The above serious accuss..;on. do
not apply to all Indian agent althop oh tbav
may be true in the case Of manv. tis generalIy
conceded tnat % late years the Indian service
mas sreai improved, especially in the charac-
ee Va the men sent out as agents. Frequent
~ospections OF agencies are made, and oppor-
tunities for fraud are made fewer than for
merly. We do not doubt but there is vet room
Tor Improvement. The Indian service is one of
the most perplexing matters with which the
government has to deal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-05

The U. S. AND FOREIGN
SALAMANDER FELTlN0 COMPANY
manufacturers Of
PERFECT NON-CONDUCrING FELTING,
for covering
Marine, Stationary and Locomotive Boilers, Steam
Fire Engines, Steam and Hot Water Pipes,
Super Heaters and all Heated Surfaces.
Patented Oct. s. 1859; Oct. 4, 1870; May Q, l57ID
BALTIMORE BRANCH,
No. - N. Holiday street, Baltimore.
JOHN =. BROWN, Manager.
SPECIAL NOTICH.-All parties prosecuting the
business Of covering steam boilers, steam pipes and
all super heated surfaces with on-conducting &C.
ment, who use asbestos ,citA any plastic substance,
are hereby notht that they infringers upon the
tights Of this company, and will be prosecuted for
dsmages, dec5- I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-05

BALrIMoRl bee: t.-virsin,. skies, oonsoli-
BALTIMORE, Dec 5eUotton frm-iou miidIi aes
ls4 @lsx. Flour quiet and steady; prices uuchang
" h. at weak Corn hrmer-whits southern q
ass yellow southern, sep70; mis,d western MET
6e@1V. Oats In impr.,yed deuiand-southern, ti61so
western mixed, 4s9<6; do. whi,e, 4edsu re
I.sd, Is lOe92 90 p DIVISIONS aaiet aud unchanged
Western butter unchanged. Coffee yery strons
and actiye-fAir prime Rio cargoes, AS Gals,i
Whisky nrmer. 90 @e6 sugar firm, N
Nav YORK, Dec. 5.-Stocks active and irreeular
Gold, % Money y bid. Exchange, long, 81: short
"a. Governments strong.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Fleur quiet and uue suaed
Whest quiet and unchanged. Corn quiet and arm
LONDON, Dec 8. i:s9 m.-The rate Of discouo
In open market for three months b lis Ia az peI
cent, OF y per cent. below ths Bank Of EneIssi
rate Bonds Of l;Ss, old, sss; 1851, g; Erie, ss,l
LoNpoS, Dec 8, .. MIA smonnt III boI,ior
x9i,OW
PARIs, Dec S-Renten "a franco o. cantinsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-05

The democratic members of the House who
held a caucus on Saturday evening last and
virtually Endorsed the back pay grab and credit
mobilier business are coming in for some pretty
sharp rebukes from the democratic journals.
The Baltimore Gasette regards their action as q
serious mistake, and says the democratic mem
bers Of both houses must unite in support of q
Dill which will sweep most thoroughly the
obnoxious salary law from the statute book;
thAt only IN this way can they hope to retain
and to deserve the confidence of their cop-
stitueuts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-05

There are many and unmistakable indications
that last years prices for coal cannot be main
tanned this winter, notwithstanding the efforts
of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad COM
pany's powerful combination to regulate the
market. The Pennsylvania coal company, fully
approaching the necessities of the present situa-
ton, has not only made a reduction of forty and
sixty cents per ton on the prices of last month
as stated in yesterdays STAR; but has adver-
tised large reduction in retail prices at their
Ssfos Ii New YORK c c..y. The New Io.s ZINES
ssysthst when the fact became generally known
that the Pennsylvania company contemplated
lowering its prices, its officers were Piled with
arguments, by persons interested in the combi-
nation, tending to show that such action was
uncalled for and impolitic. The combination
has otherwise made the most strenuous exer-
tons to maintain control of the market Its
agents have been busily at work trying to in
Huence everybody worth influencing, to
initiate the Reading company's plan of
action and have been present at the great
auction sales outbidding all competitors.
AT the Scranton sale, out of about 10000 tons
sold, agents of the combination bought 80 900.
Stove coal, the monopoly was determined should
be sold at S5-i5 per ton, (wholesale,) and thew
have been dong everything possible to keep il
at that price. By large purchases at the auc-
tons, the combination is enabled, with its own
immense supplies, to hold possession of the bulk
Of anthracite coal intended for the market, and
by outbidding others has crippled or driven.
small competitors and jObbers out of the field,
or has forced them to buy of the monopoly at
rates which oblige them to maintain retail
prices at the old standard. The yards and other
places where the coal of the combination ia
stored show an unusual accumulation of coal
1or this season, and it is questionable as to
whether their "bulling" scheme will be success
Ill. 1t is said that the combination comedies
mat prices will have TO be lowered in April.
othefs' including the Pennsylvania company,
oenese that the present is the most appropriate
ume ior reduction, and have taken, or are
about to take proper action in that direction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-05
FINANCIAL AHD ConMknCIAL.

The Wall street markets yesterday were
quiet and with no important features Co note
cold huctuated some little, with downward
tendency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-05

'ABLE BOARDERs WANTED Inquire a.
I4SO Oorcoran ct, near ltth-st. Cars d3-3.s
ri & PnkNsYLVANlA AyENUE-Furnished
hOOm. en- suite single; also, TABLE
b0Ahp: 3le Pennsylvania avenue. does s.
X 0OMS AND BOARD in a private family for
~ Man and Wife or SINCE sntlsman; can BE- sad
al . reasonable price at No. I4O6 6,h street. H..
tween and streets, northwest. does s.
ROA RD-Well-furnish ROOMS in AIexaniria
" desirable location, with without BOARD,
can be obtain ed by addressing "A h" ca -ffe
once, Alexandria, Va. References given and re-
CURED novl9-lm'
DARTIES DESIRING GOOD HOTEL ACCOM-
modations al moderate rates should apply Al
TRkMoHT HOUSE, c7rner % strest and indians
in the city. ~
Beard and Room per day, 81 SO
Board and Room per month, $40 10 $40
Table Board per month, s25. novislm-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-05
FOR SALE.

FUh SALE.
EUh sALt-A new extension-top mark GAR
= hiACE' also, one large Work HOr.e,- 800
- hapas nigh Both wall be sold cheap. ES
Appy AZ LLO1Ds stables, northwest ~
corner Of 9th and streets northwest de- So
kOR SALE-Cseap-A COVERED EXPREss
WASon, ~ good oonddiun-fur one or two
noneesi 1871 18th street, between Rhode Island
avenue and q street northwest. dec4 81.
kNoR sALE-s5O viii buy BLACK PONY foor
iees hsh good riding pha.ton ~ =
guoy; NO. street, near North Capitol IN
eLcet. deco A. IA
"A LADY WILL SELL A FINE r-OCTAyK
"A Rosewood upright PIANO FORTE, n.y.
8, % order, at sacrifice. Inquire at No 7U0
SS9 b street northeast. dec3-sts WTyvv
I HORSES, about lss hands high; fast n
ueuefs IN harness, and both yesy superior IN
saooie horsee The owner having no use GA
Tor them, they can be bought cheap. Appl, OF
MM. LAkAHAN SON, 20 Light street, Balti.
..oIe, mo. decS-6Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-05

NOTICE TO BUTCHERs-The weather per-
~ hitting, shall sffer for sale at the 1ueNn
Cattle Scales, near GeoI getovn, on ~
THURSDAY next, SIX VERY FAT STEEBS,
which will weigh from 900 to 100 pounds each
JAS. 8. HALL0WELL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-05
BOARDING.

ROARDING-ConveDie ana pleasantly locate
- Furnished kOyMs, fronting south. Privtt
" "'~esf northwest, dec4 St