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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13
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Cattle Market.


~ Cambridge and Brighton for the week ending tuesday,
october y, 1875.
AMOUNT o. STOCK At xARKEr
cqiii, sheep Shofe,. Hog, cairsi
This week ...,.,.. Eve iQgs i@ Ola y
One 5s, y ssSs sso.. .. ;;SSi 5si 80 iBi@ g
PHfcss Hesr Cattle Extra Fat ap heavy premium oven
a. sf000 hrsi quality s-b06,aOo Second quality 500
II i; third quality, s. i0te65 Il Qo RS total weight u
hide allow and dressed be't few choice single pairs,
RorisS ofea sisoGgs u pair, according ,e their
Wili cor,-Fair quality $685. extra good sssetss,
with without calves, may be agreed tarrow and Qr-
dlnafy, sne ~ yclrlingt se@Mayio iNo-yeafs-oh'
Shrep Common, IGSci extra hitftt'ic " N. i've.
Stofs, Wholesale l0@llci retail ioWlle ~ Pat
hogs. aftqiic " N.
zeal Calrai sS@l0 n head.
Hdes Brighton ~ country lots, es01c n y. Calf
skins HOLM. tets with wool on LOCO % each. Tai
low, bset6iic country lots, b96c u N.
RgHAnXsr Prices not improved from last week, but
The cool weather has created mucs to the trade TOT cat
&c, There considerable many grade steers from the
West len and onefUuh cents, dressed weight, VIII puf-
chase the hest Northern stock market this week. Two
lots of young cattle received from CANDIDA hand
some bunch ~ yetrlngs-hy n. q. BAT holder. An i'm.
pfovemcnt In RATES u quite probable next eek IT, cool
weather CONTINUES O. W. Morrison sold sixteen four
NenrHd steers " his raising. live weight
i96l hs ats4c ~ live 4. y. Hancock sold two oxen.
to rcss LEO rs each at i0c ~ No. dressed weight and four
oxen TO dress roo NJ. each, II - No. dressed weight
Working oxen are duli
sheep aud lambs changed hands carly very few being
left uns0d II nine O'Clock this morning Trade little
brighter On ordinary aud medium grades but improve
prices Is noticed j. ". sargent snid hundred
sheep average Ms, at So 81 n, Berry sold one hun
drci and eight lambs, average hs at g. n NJ y, A.
UutcIn4 sn1 sheen average u Ra Al S. az
a. lAWrUHce sold hundred and eight Limbs average "
Ms, ~ o.. u h-the best Dot ~ market
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13
CYRus sToppARp,s ESTATE.

In Probate Court, held at MONTPELIER IN and for said Dis
trirt. on the l2h day OF October, A. ID. $50;
An instrument pnrorting to be the Last VIII and testa
ment Of Cyrus sfolnnl late Of East Montpelier, IN said
district deceased being presented 20 the Court BY Mary
Ormsbee, the eNecntrix therein named for Probate u
Is ordered by said Court that all concerned therein
be notified appear session Of said Court 10 be held nt the
Probate Office IN Montpelier the I'd day Of November
A. D. 1865 and show cause, " they may have against
the Probate of said Will for which purpose II Is further
1errd that copy Of the record Of this order be published
three weeks suScessively In the Vermont WatcnRn State
Journal, printed at Montpelier, previons 70 said time APP
pointed for hearing by the Court.--Attcst
n A.
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REuRES I; HILLS ESTATE.

In Probate Court held Montpelier, and for said dis
irict, the sth day OF October 4. D. lrT5l
An instrument purportng to be the last will and tesla
men of Reuben l.. l Late Of Cabot. In said district,
deceased being presented 10 the Court by EnOch D. Put
nam, the Executor therein named for frobaei II "
ordered by said Court that all persons concerned therein be
notified oappear session OF said Court he held at the
probate office IN Montpelier the ID day Of November A.
d. 1875, and show they have against the
probate OF said Will for which purpose Is furtherordered
that copy the record OF this order be published three
weeks successfully In the Vermont Waterman and State
Journal printed at Montpelier, previous To said time ar
pointed FOR hearing by the conrt-Attest,
U0-O2 HARVEY rILDEN. Judge.
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nKADLEY NJ, CLhnK,s ESTATE.

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the l2th dag of October A. u. 1875;
VIM H. Clark, administrator Of the estate OF Bradley VI.
Clark late of Montpelier In said District deceased presents
his administration account examination and allowance
andmakes application decree Of distribution and parti-
the Of said deceased Whereupon II "a ordered
said court that said account and said application be
fere session thereof To be held at the Probate Office In
said Montpelier the ri day Of November, A. d ISIS, for
hearing and decision thereon And Il Is further ordered
that notice hereof be given 10 all ersons Interested by pub
ncacn OF the three weeks secessyelN IN the vermont
Watehman and State journal, newspaper published at
Montpelier previous to said time appointed for hearing that
they appear said time and place, and show u
they have why said account should not be allowed
y 4 r..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

CAVALRY REuSIos.-Ihe third union OF the
Vermont Cavalry will be held at st. Adams, ON
Monday, October 18th. The business meeting VIII
be held at the Weldon House. at four o'clock IN
the afternoon, aud supper will be served at eight
A cordial invitation to be present Ia extended to
all members OF the regiment The Central Yer
mont and leased roads will carry for fare one way
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

To BR DlsrosED on, d. W. liamsdell, of Chel-
sea, the famous originator OF the Norway and
Hulless oats has had, as our readers will remem-
her the misfortune to have his house destroyed
by fire. Among the articles saved were silver
set, costing eight hundred dollars, aud paror
set, costing six hundred and forty-seven dollars
These he proposes to dispose of by lottery, the
tickets costing one dollar each. Il will be n
squarely managed affair, as all who know Mr.,
Ramsdell well know. All orders for tickets should
be addressed 10 Mr.. Ramsdel, at Chelsea.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

MANSFIELD The farmers Of Mad River Valley
are getting their fall work pretty well along The
corn crop il large, but potatoes are rotting very
badly, especially the Early Rose.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13
STATE or VERMONT.

In Probate Court held at Montpeer IN and for said ns
tric on the !3l ,lay Of September, A. d, 1915
samuel kelton, Administrator Of the estate Of Alien
Jaw smith, late Of barre, In said District deceased makes
application said Court for license 60 sell all Of the
real estate u said deceased, except the dover, but
Including the homestead and revefson OF dover therein
representing that the sale of part thereof necessary for
paynelt OF the ebs Of said deceased and the charges
administration Of hl- estate: that such part cannot be
sold without injury Ia those Interested In the remainder
and that the sale Of said homestead would be bene-
heal the widow and minor children Of said de-
ceased whereupon u Is ordered by said Court that said
application be referred TO session thereof 70 be held NJ the
Probate once IN said Montpelier, the 18th day OF DC
oher A. d, 1875, for hearing and decision eeon and
1t further ordered that all persons Interested be noiine
hereof, b. publication Of notice Of said apple alton and
order thereon, three weeks successfully In the vermont
Waterman A State journal, newspaper published at
MONTH eer and which cileuates In tho neghhorhood 1f
those Interested before said time Of hearing that they
appear said time and place and they cause, object
thereto. by the COuft.-Attcsl,
$500 \. A. CHASE, Neuisief.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13
ROCHESTER,, October Z. 1873.

PERsoNAL-ln the L ; Circuit Court, at Rut-
land. friday. Hon f. J. Phelps and Judge po-
land had a little passage at arms The plaintiff.
Bean. in the case Bean u.s. Becl,with and Henry.
had been imprisoned for five months in the State
prison. at Windsor. In the course OF his argu-
ment Tor the defense, Judge POLAND remarked
that the state prison was not 50 bad place to
stay in. In reply. Mr. Phelps described the class
Of society the prison affords, aud added Judge
Poland might enloy it After man has spent
two on three terms in Congress, almost any
change l. relief, but You and prefer other
quarters.
The TELEGRAPH reports the death of the actor.
OTIS Reed at Keene New Hampshire. His stage
name was " II otis
Nd Al S,o,,,,,to,, of p,,,l,.,n t,a f,tner
-, A.. H.. S,ooch,oo who was lillea ~, tl,,
Ct, ,.,,,,, roilr,od dioa oc wei, of,erl,i.
son,s'ioat,, a, ,le 'ogo ~ ei,,bt,-fonr years
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Slew eIdrerfisemenfs.
REJECT Pr THE coNDSHTI2S OF TnE
the Of Vermont the close 0f business

i"l N7ilNl4l'
STATE OF VERMONT, D ]. Charles A. Reed. Cashier
CorNrr % WAsHfNGroN - ~ the ahove-nained bank
% rocinny swear that the above statement Is true 90 The
best Of my knowledge and belief.
CHARLES A. REED Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before this IN day ~ October
1915. GEORGE q. KELLOGu. Notary Public.
Cortect-At,est: GEO. g SI1EPARD,
r. F.JEWETr Directors.
DANIEL BALDWIN,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

VERMONT IIisromcNL SoCIErY.-'lhc annual
meeting of this society was held in the rooms Of
tAe Aljoiant General at the State House, yes
,criay afternoon The old board Of officers as
follows, WAS elected President Rev. W. II.
lord, b D, Montpelier; YicePrcsidents, James
Barrett Of Woodstock, h. L. Dutchor Of st, Adams,
and NJ Edmunds of Weston recording Sec
Rotary, Hiram 4, Iluse, Montpelier; Correspond
ing Secretaries Geo G Benedict of Burlington O
S. Bliss Of Georgia Treasurer II. y. Hopkins,
Montpelier; Librarian, NJ d Gilman, Montpelier
Camtois, Henry Clark of Rutland, J. r. C.eaye-
land Of Brookheld. Il s. Taft of Burlington, L. r
Walton Of Montpelier Hittridge Fiaskns, Of Brat
tlehoro, H. A. Cutting, Luucnbursh, and G. A.
Davis Of Reading; Committee on printing and
publishing liiland Hall of Bennington, L. y. Wal
ton and W H. Lord Of Montpelier; Committee Oh
Library, + D. Bradford Of Mortified, c, ;
Smith of Montpelier, and o. S. Bliss of Georgia
Financial Committees, Chas Dewey and NJ. ID
Gilman Of Montpelier, and G. A. Davis of Read
ing. No business Of Importance was transacted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

GHoroN.-Q lite an excitement prevails in town
to-day, in consequence Of the appearance Of John
Bailey, Jr, Of Wells River, better known to the
public as Sheriff Bailey who has succeeded in
capturing two Of the Barre Bank robbers and is
now on the trail Of tramp seen several times in
the vicinity Of Groton Pond, who, it is suspected,
is the villain that committed the dastardly and
brutal murder Of Miss Iansmad in New Hamp-
shire W :. Darling, Constable of Groton, got
near enough to him to the boS with red letters
on it" that he carries which is said To be eyi-
dence that he is the man, If they can get him but
the scamp evidently intends to keep shady, which
he has abundant opportunity TO do being sur
rounded by thousands Of acres Of dense forest.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

HAHpwcK. Gid. Butnham is preparing to
build, this fall, large barn, To replace those re-
Gently burned. The new one is to be ninety by
forty-six feet His insurance and the cOntribu-
tions and fdyors of many sympathizing friends
will 20 far toward the expense Of rebuilding, aud
his desire to retain the best pat OF his stock in
duces the erection of a barn this fall
Loud complaints are made about the bad cen
diton OF the road leading north from this village
to the Center, especially by those living in the
north part of the town. This is an important
road, and those whose duty it is to guard the pub
lie interests, will do well to see To it before any
heavy bills for damage accrue
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

Iiu NEw sronF- We are clad ioannouuce that
He stogo, in the new blocks are being fitted up
and occupied as rapidly as possible. In Bruce's
block II O. Webster occupies one Of the stores
ana although these stores do not extend as far
lac, as those in tie other blocks on Main street,
hly ft mp very nicely, and are convenient We
understand that Nh Bruce will occupy the other
store G. II Ileaton Is nicely situated in sabin's
book and hls one Of the neatest stores in town
George Nichols has a store in r. D. llubhards
block, the site being the same rs before the fire
lne nev store is much lighter, larger aud in
c,cry way hetterthau the old one Peck, s Cum
minis are located in Baucrolt's block and have
thngs arranged apple pic order. Our new Rialto,
With trimmings ofbrown aud gold, has one Of its
stores occupied by Boutollc's stock Of millinery
goods and tho other stores In the same building
will De occupied soon Alithese new stores present
fine appearance, and make IN excellent " trim
ming ior tho business portion Of our town
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

sr1ISpIp SuoNlNe.-Mr L 6 I'LL. Of Elmofe,
the coming nGn on Cotswod sheep, in spite Of an
opposition, informs Us that he ha- this fall at
tended the New England State and Ianoiile
county fairs aud h.s locl, has been beaten only
two entries. notwithstanding the almost universal
disposition among committeeman ia charge 90
these matters 10 favor their friends His total
premiums. this fall, have amounted 10 SiH7. Vino
beats this shoNng9
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

fNARM FOR SALE. One NJ the best farms In Wash
u lnrton county, miles from the Capital, situated
the Worcester Branch Good road. Contains eighty
arres Of excellent land moving, tlage ami pastnrnge
etnAlly diylel about twenty In Woo1 nzly second
/ growth with sugar nrchari VIII keep fifteen and
team Running at house and barns, Buildings In
good repair. WIN sell exchange IN part pay, for vii
gr residence small place IN high healthy location.
with good privileges Continued ~ health demands ih
move. r. GARY.
Montpelier. October -th ISIS. cost.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

nu 0iuEr MA-oS- Hon Daniel Baldwin, OF
.b.s un.o ha- an excellent claim to being the
u'. Mason In ibe state, having been initiated
nlei CO.. ha- always taken deep interest in
uc Hr-a 10 llc order, aud, untIiquitc recently,
vr-a f0suIaI attendant ct the communications
a iatI vh.rfh De- proposes torcvye when the now
IIsc-naon here Is completed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

BEAyriHs Among all the fairs We have at
tended this fail we have seen no more splendid
specimens Of fruit than those which accompanied
the following though We can readily understand
how anything about the premises of our good
friend Morgan should have more generous
growth than anywhere else
ROCHESTER,, October T. 1873.
Uassrs j. ,t j. w. Poldad II make no pre-
tensions As farmer. but do try to take pretty
good care Of a half-dozcn fruit trees Ia my gar
den, and herewith send you a small package con-
tanning samples ol three vanetic, from four trees,
picked la-t Monday The early fruit being an
gomez picked some ten bushels like sam
pies from four trees, two about medium size, and
two small trees. and only second year OF bearing
The iir,t sample in box, are Porters showing
quality from two trees the middle sample Bald
wins the bottom layer are the Congress apple, of
which had about three and oue-haf bushels on
one tree-ths is the third year Of bearing-and
the entire lot will compare fayorably with sam
pie These six weigh exactly four and one-hali
pounds weighed seventy apples from this tIee
which weighed forty-two pounds
Very respectfully yours, CnAs. MonGAN.
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5lariages.

Marriages and DEATHS inserted gpais; obituary
Notices, dfc cents per line, iHr0nbiy.
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Glen entertainments.

HNOR SAIE.-Onc hundred iron bound casks, suitable
Il iof cider, Warranted clean and sweet,
OU-tf l.. Il. HUNTINGTON.
MOUND. In Cabot, on the Molly Brook rund, October
Il III, beck containing a sum OF money The owner
can have the same by paying charges and proving property
0a-d9 O. 4. BOfLEs.
pEMOyED. Peter Badore has removed his black
smith shop from the old stand depot the
hi stand back Of the post office where he viii be glad Ia
all hi. ODD patrons. sJtf-s
lNARM FOR SALE.-We offer for sale the farm be-
longing the uf the late L. VI. Martin, of VIII
Jamestown consisting u two hundred and sixty of
hni situated mite FINN Wiliamstown village, the
valley road from Montpler Royallo and only six mies
from the railroad at Barre 10th house and barn afford
excellent convcniences The farm well adapted for dali
ring and siock -fng For further particulars inquire OF
the executors. JOEL II. MARTIN.
LUCIA J. MARTIN,
wiitmsown, VI. September "a. 1875. OO-Oa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

B.un NAaRer The St Adams butter
mlrta. toes3ay was quito active Common
pad vego JAIN we quote common to fair at
lm dfteu 20 tvcniy-t0o cent? good sound
laldc5. twenty-five 90 tvcay-scycn cents; prime
fD bapsr, tiity o. tlirty-lhrce cents. selections
nmr-fec o thlrty-eisht cents and some gilt
el.e fre h-ulde. Sold ai forty cents per pound
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Washington ConntY Conri.

The jury was dismissed this morning, after
service Of thirty days Sunday included There
were fourteen civil verdicts found Three crimi-
nal cases were tried but The jury only agreed In
one
After going over the docket Judge Rcdfeld
will devote the remainder Of the week tochanccry
business and recess will then be taken til the
second Tuesday in November when the divorce
aud other witness cases will be heard
The last civil case tried WAS Charles Robinson
49, tho Town Of Berlin, for injury on the highway.
Plaintiff Is u tin pcddlcr. residing ut Mortified,
and he claimed that on the night Of the oath Of
May 1878 while riding towards home, rom Mont
pelier seated on his loaded cart, he WAS thrown
of by reason Of his horse stepping into q hole
and severely injured in his back and hip. The
towns defence was, first, that the hole was insg-
nifcant in rs nature was in a clay bank, which
the frost threw every spring beyond the towns
power to prevent second that the plaintiff Was
In fault in overlooking his cart and sitting on it
carclcssly, and, third, that his injuries were OK
aggeratcd. aud that his inhmties were the result
Of asthma contracted years ngo The jury 70
turned verdict oil sii7 -. Messrs. rumey and
Heath acted for the plaintiff, and Messrs. licaton
and lamson for the defendant
The first state case was against Alexander
Campbell who has a place in the cellar Of Ellis
block, for selling liquor to Sylyauus Angel Of
East Montpelier, on the 30th Of last October The
jury returned verdict Of guilty Of one frst of
fence.
The State against Charles X. Webster young
scamp who hired team Of Jones and Maxwell, at
Morctown, ON the 18th Of last August, to go to
Watsde d. but drove it clear to Granville, fol-
lowed the Campbell case lie was ably defended
by Messrs Heath and Randall There was some
doubt whether the respondent really meant 10 steal
the team. although he Is certainly 70 scamp and o.
liar The jury were unable To agree
Mrs Daphne +. Dodgos case was begun on
Thursday afternoon and lasted tin Tuesday after
noon. when it was given to the jury. The de
fence was that she shot joel Dodge because her
own life was In jeopardy. and was vigorously
aud ingcniously conducted by Mossrs Heath and
Randall Mr. Dillingham; managed the prosccu-
ton. with the assistance Of Mcssrs. Wing and
Livingston Judge Bedfelds charge was oven
moro than usually able and the various propo-
sitious of aw applicable to the were laid be.
fore the jury lucidly aud clearly The jury are
still out
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LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. Joaquin Miller's new poem, 1.-THE snip
the Desert" promised for American puuc"uoh 'h''
month by Roberts Brothers .
Sir Richard Hanson, Chief-Justice OF South
Australia the author OF "The Jesus Of History, pub
hshed anonymously in 1869, has new work IN press
entitled The Apostle Paul and the PREACHING Oh Sis
tauity TO the Fall Of Jerusalem"
The letters of Michael Angelo, edited by
siguor Milanesi and photography Of Michael Angelo.
edited by Count Passerni TO be published at Flor
ence on 14th OF September feature OF the hfo
day Of he Michael Angelo fetes.
A life of Sir James Brooke, k.C.B. (Ka)ah
Brooke) compiled chiefly from HIS letters and Journals
from 1890 10 1868 he year If his death Will shortly be
nublished hy Mcssrs Macmillan. The life II undertken
6y the wish aud with the help Of some Of the Oldest
friends of the late Rajab.
Mr.. James jackson Jarves, who has printed
In The Independent several articles upon japanese ART mas
rrepared volume entitled "A Glimpse at the Art OF
Japan- which Messrs. Hurd & Houghton will publish
The work IL put forth careful examination ntendd
for the general public Of the claims OF Japanese AT ana
comparison Of its principles and practice win Those OF
Fuioean art Illustrations of japanese art IN pho'o
lthog graphs will be a notable feature
MIR. Horace f. Scudder, having withdrawn
from the publishing business, will break long silence As
n writer OF books with juvenile story chroniene
1.-THE Doings of the Bodley Family Mr. scu'der as the
author OF Dream Children and Some Little People ana
Il cir Friends" is favore with the smaller folks Inc
new story gives vein the life OF tareo chill
dren living not far from town. and inSenously includes
moi few lannon's poems and old ballads for the improve
m Mt as well As the entertainment or young Ieauers@
The book will be handsomely made and proiusey iis-
trated
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RUILDING STATISTICS

he iecoIls Of the 6tEasient OF Buiinss, Waller W.
The Barsai OF Robert NcGnps chief reports
for tie II August buildings commenced % CON
cted 2J il PRO ies- 40 plans Xete soHi1,:G n'n
$685. IL al eftcHs eonhn ecu % cpi es'o it2 -
lrgres 423 aisr 2io"se.' 10 "@.g, Jyr ~ 10
tensnents' 40 t2si 60 ." III p6f ,,.aI ands
.pI l. pians wers saone Tor ~ new buildings estimated
cost sS. ZOO OF ia number 10 we're tfnr", hoases pro
pew Buildings AID aeraons S22l 400 nDnOer Of special
explorations for ram i otH.r srac'If,s ~ s nsssu
ported unsafe H. made sc 3o; tasen do,'I ~ s,,s
lass setyya ot Cd - tpoyd Isl not ess served Isl
-e 40. yai NV rlori 3D. 49, .eu5vc "a
sent to attorney, noSce- seryot, 81 ,,., ,or,.
bqsa9 {, If Sr a Gaai IS yds Fs see Ie'Iss s
ir-escapes provided, 10; notices served, 400 1S%
tc-s So dGns the moth 2,$oo ns - os ana 1s r., re-
examinations OF iIe+ sSspes se'e iVk, ns' renorie3
sor irs scapc escp1s pioyidd 2S rived 5S;
10 thcaters ana places II am scnnt nave pesH Spe VIZ"
PRoJ!Ci u BUILDINGS.
coyIlanuiptr frnr dwine 35NSOi CAaf!.s Laws owner
one tunGr. dan,h:t -xths, north scr 100 iee soutn
nSr de o. Zee east Of Nnth ie soonc
dweIs. OIcA. 25xSl6i charles Ieih, owher and
tenemsrts 6rics xCo :sxsJ; FRED. sthnsL. owner. -
m, iTs b bic l5xso; w. b. h2asln
toy ioqrt So north Sa lIe -, tst o SS "
ing, oaGyc' 6rcs ten,aen;s. 5ox52i Caffeine bridger
40 80 Duaue-st lick stable 2jx6s NewIork Hospital,
Nos. lo. loe los and 10 AttOrnsys. riek store and
shops, lOCAJ0: Ale Naaer steiu o"Ee ocoo ,,rn
so 358 West FoG!oeHthst, brick stable, Zox2s fhhp
No rs Motts store and tenemeAts, rck, @e2X5o;
S.iourtis north side 1859 feet oh+ east of Eey-
gls WOIns, tcA, iNn.O ONy 49, o., oMh'ft
10 IL %ortls' ,nirlolass store, -5Aoo; d. A. fo"ns
HcI u erins,. DTek stores ana 'eueneDts' 9o1