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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-02-01
BATWTh VII s. nEMON

book, By Hon. a DASgss RU. -. 11taaeo-
Il 4nferessf1g aseguEt % past sad present
HHxRky KovezssEe over e.ss slhole land
With biogTsphies, p0rfzaife, a6dFesses, incl
de1fs aad 6l9r1pis0s Of Ehs Wo1deEflf work
ReYnaldas ezd etherHs Ieq1nszE viii D11Tef-
f1f zsczs, aFEnDeafs snd 1lp1E Eflo4s 6 The
le.Sst aid hsa4 ,FllaEzeE Oar - AG&NER
EyAI4ZHs quietly. Q11111ls sEsEl 1A.1g-
1d1fess ib1x1fgAHE 00oE 90,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
FimnE SeffIea,aeaaf.

NOTICE Is hereby given: That the under
make nnal settlement Of the estate of Henry
? ?. CnaPin. deceased, at the ONCE of the Pro-
SAT MARY CHAPLIN, Administratrix.
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s.; Sd: 3 : g. !:

country, who Is willing 70 Wsrk steadily e
tbs employment that we furnish. 80 per
week m your own town. xoG reed noebe
your WhOle tine e the Nsxk, or only your
spare no1elts- We kaTo aeS41s rio are
once ea1 mAke naonsy fast As the zbEsseaf
HRe mQAey eaa10t 6e made 60 easily and
rapidly at any otAer business. e costs roth
free. Address &C once, /.
2e-8ns b. HAILE7F ) Co, Roztland, Me- ;
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A Hartford tramp, on receiving
several slices of buttered bread re-
tired TO the area and plastered the
slice on the window panes with q
look of ineffable disdust
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neRMpIAna

DHOENIx LODGE. No. Iza, /. o. g. T.
e Meets Wednesday 1igh4e Of each week al
aTsegs h Hni;tv. BY; a = s cLAHk, VIC.
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sheriTSs sale.
Walters. Todd = Co.,

W a1VeIss 1CQ0 q Col
l. VS..
/ Thomas H. Minehart1
INT0FICE IS hereby given, that by virtue of
~ an execution issued out Of the District
Court OF Atchison county, Kansas, in the
4th day OF February, 1873, at ten O'Clock O. m
at the front door OF the court house in the city
OF Empor1a, Lyon county, Kan, offer for sale
cash, the following property, oo-wit:
One large looking glass.
said property will be sold as the property
Of the defendant, Thomas II. Minehart, to
satisfy said execution.
Sherin's office, January 25th, 1873
HIRAM CONNER, Sheriff.
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GRANGE.

EMPoRIA GRANGE, No SIS, p. OF H.
Meets ut Grange hall Saturday eSeaing, Oct i.
nh, and every two weeks s6eFesfser. Pat.
Eore In good standing are cordially invited
TO Attend. T. STRATTON, HAsTBER.
MARY STEAFFoE. Sec'y-
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CHUR@ DIRECToRY.
oora. q faIs D1r.ssO,y 50 oe.s. : ~ ~ ,
CHUEOHEa.


EPISCOFAL.-St. Andrews Church, cor
Service on the first and third Sundays q each
month, at IL o. m. and ~ p. m. Sunday
school every Sunday At ~ D. m.
REV. A. BEA7TYs RBcFeR.
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CHRISTIAN-C0rner Exchaaxs street and
Tth Avenue. Services every Sunday e the
usual hours. Sabbath School It o'clock D. m.
All are invited. ~ 80 =
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CITY OFFICERa

Igor -.---..-.-... John " ateon
Treasurer Howard Dunlap
Police Judge. 3 BacheIler
SSiitty AIC0rney '...-. ...--..----.-.-sSy Buck
y aEshal ......................Th os. Flemming
Chief Engineer .......... d. q. McAuTtrfe
Condiments Ward, A. A. Baker, /. l..
Rerley. I'd Ward, H. b. Lowe, j. II. Davis.
Sd Ward, John Henson, ohm Warneke. eth
Ward, I'd. Borto1, G. p. Thies.
Board Of Educaticn-1st w ard, J. Jay Buck.
". z. AcCarty. Sd Ward, Van Mccullough,
y. 2, Nix. Sd Ward, II. W. AeCnne, L L.
Haaleck 9Th Ward, A.Moore, L. b. Kel.
Eastman.
Justice Of the Peace-o. 3. Bscheiler, n i.
OOnstables-T. johnson, H. ". eflchries..
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TNPORIA LIB RARY ASSOCIATION
~ Rooms Over Empor1a -EeGeaal Bank.
Open every Afternoon from 9 - o. SyerY eRen-
Ing except Friday. fron Z TO 3 Lie member
ship e3e. Annual mem berBhtd =. ReGdir z
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FIRsT PREsBYTEKLAN-Cor ssh Ave-
nue. and Commercial street. Preachi1K at II
school at 9X q. N. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. J. n. CLARK, Pastor.
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CATHoLIC-Cottonv st. corner "a ave-
nne. Services every fourth Sunday. .
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KNIGHTS or PZ141As. 214--.l
nAAAeCUs LODGE meets 81 Ca Eel
Ol0wS' hail every, MoHdsy evening sd
Hsmbers IN coed standing sTs sesdlsllytH-
w. + McCARTY. z. 8. 8.
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SECOND CONGREGATIONAL. CWelsb,-
Merchants street, between ID and "a Aveapes.
"a. and preaching ct 6li p. m. HzMRY RKxsR.
Pastor.
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Legal Notice,

NOIICE is hereby given to all interested :
~ That the undersigned has been appoint
ed by the Probate Court Of Lyon county, KAN
sas. executor, with the wiz annexed, Of the
estate OF John Triggs. deceased.
S-Sw +. II. PARKER
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NOTICE

ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:-Notice
y Is hereby given that. on the s0th Of Feb
ruary, 1873, application Will be made 20 She
governor OF Kansas for the pardon OF Enos
x Davis who was convicted Of obtaining
money under false pretenses, 1t the March
county, Kansas. FRANCIS n. DAVIS.
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FIRST CoNGREGATI0NAI-E a.
corner sth Avenue. ,SerTices every sunday af
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METHODIST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =

METHODIST EPIscoPAL-lzsrshsn a..
cor. 9th Avenue. Preoehlng every Sunday AZ
day school At ~ p. M; Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. g. ". PY1. FASTER.
AFRICAN METHODIST - etsss sf<ee1
south OF railroad. Services ever sznday =
Il 3. m, and " p. N; Sunday school &C b "a
ieyCertSr. Pastor.
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN. (yEeIsh,--Cor.
ner Market street and 4th Avenue. Preach
ing every Sunday at ~ and eK D m; Sum
day school At 10 .. m. JOHN JONES Pastor.
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a M1suNpnRs,rANprNa.

A hungry owl On belfry tower
Sat blinking grave at Ehs rising sun;
tits . shame" he said Eat this early hour
For the sun to get up, and nothing done
Watching all night,
And neYar q him
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Over fourteen hundred have
signed the pledge at LitchfieId,
Illinois. 81
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from the past and tie present we
shall be left in darkness without
this book of revelation. Men haYe
and may get to heaven without hav-
ing this book, for Paul declares,
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Just the sweetest thing that the children do
Is 70 play with mamma a-piaying too;
And t.Baby is LOST tlIaE = srk ie-the best,
For mamma plays that with a. merry zest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-27
BENwOOD LOCALS.

The condition of Mr.. John Healey,
Sr.'s arm was not rs favorable yesterday
rs it had been. DR.. Ford gave as his
opinion that reaction had taken place.
1t is thought, however, no serious results
will follow.
MIR. Luke Fitzpatrick is still alive, but
his death is hourly expected.
Messrs. John Currsns, VIM. Bursey
and Jacob clayton, have been promoted
from nail feeders to be nsilers at the
BenwoOd factory.
The forge department Of the Benwood
mill will resume tomorrow, and the nail
factory on Monday.
Justice McJilten, who is also engineer
at the nail factory, left for Parkersburg
last night. He will return tomorrow.
The many friends of Mr.. David Nick
erson and Miss Agnes Smith, of Pleasant
Hill, Marshall county, w. Va, are get
ting ready TO congratulate them on their
marriage, which will be celebrated in
Wheeling, TO day. The attendants are
Miss Mary L. Dawson, Miss Mary Gould
and Mr.. Leecb, OF Pleasant Hill, and Mr..
Leslie, OF Wheeling.
Andrew Sturms, the Oldest dealer il
oysters in town, reports business IS e1.
trsordin arily good.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

state OF West Virginia, in the Municipal
Court OF Wheeling:
Emma b. Carter,
vs.. I'm Chancery.
Martin Linden and others,
by virtue OF q decree entered by said
court In the above entitled cause on the
I'D day OF January, 1873, the undersigned,
who were appointed Special Commission
ers for the purpose, Will, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1873,
Alto O'Clock A. NJ, proceed TO sell mt public
auction, at the 'front.' door of the Court
nod e OF OHIO county, West Virginia, the
following described real estate, to-wit: A
piece or parcel of ground situate on the
east side OF McCO loeb street, iii that part
OF the city of Wheeling known as East
Wheeling, bounded ana described MS tot
lows: Beginning on the east side OF McCol-
ioch, late kultO street, on the Lockman
line, now Mccartney line; thence y. Az
T.. IL poles 10 a Il re vt Wheeling Creek /;
thence down said creek and binding
thereon =. 10 r. : a loo poles 10 a stake !;
thence \. 40i9' W. 10 poles 10 stake in the
line Of McCnlioch street; thence with the
east side OF McColloch street n. i9& W.
4 56-lOl poles 10 the beginning.
TERMS or SALE--One-third,a and as much
more rs the purchaser may he willing 10
pay, in cash on d ay of sale; the balance in
TWO equal lnStallmcntS at nine and
eighteen months, respectively, from day
of sale, with interest, the purchaser giving
his bOudS for The deferred payments, and
the title 10 said real estate 10 be retained
until the purchase money shall have been
paid in full. X. q. BARR,
~. j. W. COW DEN,
ie!ji Special Commissioners.
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"Out," "Out." out,

That naughty little word "out" made
us say Just the contrary Of what we
meant in our notice of Father Boyle's
lecture, to be delivered in the Opera
House on the l4th of March, for the ben
eft of the poor under the care OF the 81.
Vincent de Pauls Conference. We
stated that this lecture had been deliv-
cred by HIM in other cities withoUT
success; when we should have ssld-pith
success, and Indeed the most marked sue
cess. In Washington, Baltimore, Rich.
mond, Philadelphia, Chicago and other
places where Father Boyles reputation
AS a lecturer is known. he always draws
OVERLOOKING houses. His experience as
al army chaplain, which he humorously
describes in the lecture announced for
the l4th of March, is side-splitting de-
Imitation of curious and laughable incl
dents. If the old saying is true. "laugh
and grow fat" We advise the spare and the
lsnk by all means TO hear it, and the lat
to grid themselves well against all acct
dents that may arise when Father Boyle
opens this vein OF rich humor. Whilst
we are sure that the audience will hugely
enioy this rare treat and make the room
ring with their merry peals OF laughter,
the poor in their hovel.homes will also
be made to smile at the good things it
will bring to them in the shape of food,
fuel and clothing, and to bless the "Sog-
Garth Aroon" for the store Of wit his
good Irish mother bequesthed him. All
those who want to give few pennies in
charity to the needy, and to receive in
return a big, hearty laugh, and Sod
bless you" from the poor, go and
hear Father Boyle's "reminiscences of sn
army chaplain.
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Personalities.

Mr.. Thomas Meade, who has been on
a visit to friends in this city Tor the past
two weeks, returned to his home in
Boonton, n. j., yesterday.
Mr.. John j. Cooper, the constable al
Justice Waits office, South Wheeling, is
ABOUT to leave the state Of single blessed
ness and enter that of double wretched-
ness.
Mr.. Harry Speyer of the FIRM OF Speyer
Bros, has returned from the East, where
he has been to buy goods.
George Williams, q prosperous mer-
chant OF New Athens, Ohio, Is in the
city.
John W. Mason, Esq., of Grafton, is
10 the city.
Gov. Mathews is expected home from
his Eastern visit. to day.
Mr.. Lewis Travis, mailer at the La
Belle, leaves tor Hot Springs, Ark, to-
morrow.
We are sorry to learn that our old and
respected friend dad" Wilkins has been
confined to his residence for week past,
with severe cold.
George Creel, OF the Ne'o State Ga.
zstte, one OF the hsndsomest journalists
in the State, was n the city yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. J. I. Winter is entertaining
her charming guests, Misses Ella and
Myrs Shsffer, two of the hsndsomest
girls of Msrtinsburg, w. Va, famous for
the beauty OF Its ladies Washington
Post.
The funeral of Mrs. Barbara Emsley,
wife Of Mr.. Jsmes Ensley, who died on
Sunday last, was largely attended yes
terdsy. The interment took place st
Mt. Zion Cemetery.
Mr.. Z. s. Sullivan, proprietor OF THE
Hiberneum" and leader or Sullivan s
Concert Company, returned to the city
Yesterday from q weeks tour, during
which be gave entertainments at Mari
etts, Psrkersburg ard Grafton. He re-
ports business good, bat licenses so very
high that many shows hardly pay eI-
penses.
Mrs. w. Fl. johnson, who esides on
Eoff street, drew q chamber set at Zsrss
entertainment last night 1T Washington
Hall. The set consists OF ten pieces.
Mrs. General Sherman passed through
Benwood yesterday en- route from Wash
ington city 10 Chicago.
Z. L. Bill, cbiet clerk Of the Auditors
Office, left last evening for Washington
CITY on o business trip.
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GREENBACK LABOR MEETING.
A Ticket TO be Put in The Field for
the Fall Election.

Last night the various committees sp-
pointed from the different wards, met at
the Atlantic engine.house. Samuel OAR
rah was chosen chairman, and Albert
Wells secretary. The chairman stated
that the object OF the meeting was to as
certain the opinion of the Executive
Committee as TO the propriety o: putting
forth q Greenbs Labor ticket tor the
coming fall elections. James Riddle
moved that q committee of five be ap.
pointed TO confer with the members OF
the different ward clubs and thereby
effect an organization in order to ar
range for the meeting OF convention.
The motion was carried and
thu president appointed the fol-
lowing committee for that purpose:
John Habberfeld, Phiio Kimberly, John
Roach, George Crumbscker and Edward
Fritsch.
On motion, the Secretary was directed
to correspond with the delegate who rep
resented this State at the recent Toledo
Convention.
On motion it was resolved to put a
green back-labor ticket in the field for the
coming election.
Resolutions looking to further and
more effective organization were adopt
ed.
Adjourned to meet in March.
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BELLAMSLocALs.


Major Jewett Palmer, OF Marietta, o.,
is in the city.
The teachers in the public schools were
paid ye'terday.
The Greenback Club meets this even
ing at Carriers Hall.
The Ohio Base Ball Club has mas
quersde ball on taps for an early day.
Mr.. and Miss Haymsker, Of Sisters.
vile, w. Va, are visiting the family of
Mr.. Jacob Rodefer.
At the present rate of increase in her
population, Bellsire bids fair to rival
! Condor in the next cycle.
Mac Mahon's Creek has spread itself
all over the adjacent fields, and for the
nonce Belsire can boast of fine lake.
Mr.. Anderson, editor of the hldepen-
dent, is out OF town this week, and the
paper is in the hands of Mr.. w. G. War
mock.
Frank Griffith, of tho Bellsire Nail
Works, went on visit TO Grardview
the other day, and has since returned
with brand new wife.
Mr.. j. +. Strahl; formerly of the Inds-
pendent Office, and later of the semi
weekly Free Press, has again entered
the journalistic ranks in this city.
The colony whose intended start for
Kansas this week was mentioned on
Monday, failed to leave at the time ap-
pointed, owing TO some business compii.
cations.
The blast furnace is IN constant opera
ton, producing an average OF forty-tive
tons per day. Superintendent Davis
proves 10 be the right man in the right
place.
Mr.. Campbell whose house was
destroyed at the time ,,Nicol's planning
mill was burned, is rebuilding. The
other houses that were injured, are also
undergoing repairs, painting, etc.
Mr.. James Montgomery and family
yesterday left our city for Youngstown
o., their future home. Mr.. Montgomery
has for several years been superintendent
OF the blast furnace: His family will be
greatly missed in society here.
1t Is understood that the nail factory
will shut down on the 18th of rext
month for two weeks. A few days since
an order was received by the company
for FIVE thousand kegs of nails to be
shipped to California.
The news that Hoffman and Mcmillan
have been found guilty OF the base crime
with which they were charged is welcome
indeed IN Bellsire. They are worthless
vagabonds who have been cheating the
penitentisry of its just dues for long
time.
A wagon came to grief yesterday on
the inclined plane between Gravel Hill
and Indian Run. The driver was drunk,
and attempted TO drive out on top OF the
si,. Picking himself up after the acci'
dent, he looked about in dszed way,
and exclaimed, "Hello! didn't know l
was that badl"
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A nd blockade.

We have been requested to call the st.
tention of those having control Of such
matters, to the condition of the street in
front and on each side of the Atlantic
engine house. The state of that LEGALITY
is such that the engine csn not be driven
out as has been usual. on Eighteenth
street, on account OF the great depth Of
mud and on Eofi street, il is but very lit
tie better. A few loads OF broken stone
will remedy the matter 70 great extent
This company is cursed with 3 bslky
horse, which often INDUCES in his fsvoriie
pasiime when on the way to q FIRE. A
horse OF this kind added 10 the ditficul.
ties attendant upon an almost impossible
street may prove very expensive business
st some time when least expected.
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the standard remes,.

eases OF the lungs are schencs' ,' ~ d
syrup, schenck's Sea Weed rOins
schenck's Mandrake Pills, .r a'ais q,
before the lungs are destroyed :, nth
aspeedy cure. To these mea,., gsss
H. sehenck, OF Philadelphia ~.N,
rivaiied success in the trea,mse aae.
monary diseases. The PuIm"", Ok.
ripens the morbid matter IN En-;
nature throws it of by an easr s .Is 10
ton, AMI the patient has rsli., PN5a
prostrating cough. The Mans,' aOs q.
must be freely used 10 cleanse 4.
late the stomach and liver; the. SaG
all distractions, relax the v,n sa'N
and start the pile freely, and N. pas<
soon relieved. schenck'ssea w.. 1,rs
Is a gentle stimulant and att, % t',S
alkali OF which It is compose1 n1 y
the food and prevents souring ,'s
the digestion by tonlng up thss,a ASs
a healthy condition, so tina, ~" 4
the Polmonic Syrup will maj y
blood; then the lungs heal, ana - 90
tient will surely get well If car. ~ p
to avoid fresh cold. Full direc,I,.1 's
company each preparation. All b
TO consult DIR. schenck persopanr u
so at his principal Office, cOrue, ., I
and Arch streets, Philadelnh,. sis
Monday. s'G
Letters To the above address a.,
vice, answered free OF chsrss Skla. 1.
Schenckt Medicines ar,s ~
druggists. "H By 4
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the DIE.
ferenr Judiciary Bodies.

ferenr Judiciary Bodies.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMEB.
Joshua l.. Foster vs.. John Ramsey, in
assumpsit On motion of the plaintiffs
attorney, the rule issued in this case was
dismissed at the cost of plaintiff.
Leo. Hamm VS.. William Hamm, sd-
minlstrator, in assumpsit. Case con-
lihued until Saturday, March "a, al 2 p.
NJ, which day the case is set for hear
Ing.
Maurice Balzer vs.. Peter thinner,
in assumpsit. Case set for a hearing
Wednesday, February 9th.
George Crumbscker VS.. Crescent Iron
Company, in chsncery. Case set for
hearing Wednesday, Feb. 9th.
Michael Heimiler VS. Smith u Co, in
ss:umpsit. Evidence and arguments OF
counsel in this case was heard and sub
mitted TO the Court.
Adjourned until ~ o'clock this morn
ing.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Frank Brien, fined five dollars and
costs. Execution suspended on payment
of costs.
Andrew Flanagan, drunk fined two
dollars and costs. Committed thirty
days.
John Mccartney. for committing a
lewd act, fined two dollars and costs.
Execution suspended on payment OF
costs.
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CENTRAL DISTRICT TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.
Fire Alarm Signal.

Manager Morgan yesterday finished
districting the fire alarm telegraph and
we give the numbers of the boxes with
the names opposite. This will be found
very convenient to those who desire TO
locate any fire, which can be easily done
by referring to the alarm signal which
Is gwen below:
CIRCUIT NO. /.
No. 8, W.. T. office, cor. Twelfth and
No. y, Bells Foundry, corner Main and
No. IA, Residence OF Mayor Sweeney,
cor. Main and Sixth streets.
No. IL, Vigilant Engine House, GAS Main
street.
No. y, Lists Pork House, Fulton.
No. "A, John Delhi u Co., cor. Main and
Tenth streets.
No. 81, Joseph Beuter, Jr., l0i5 Main st.
q" 81, Joachim Beuter, lbs Market ST.
80, A. w. Paull's residence, lllS
Chapline street.
No. AZ, II. Blumenberg, Isl Market st.
A., City Building.
46, Exchange Bank.
" la, II. W. List, Front street, Island.
CIRCUIT NO. 2.
No. So, Chas. Behler, 1902 Market St.
81, City Bank.
Sc, Laramie's Restaurant. 1925 Mar
ket street.
No. "a, j. w. Bulger, l420 Market st.
~, capitol Building.
n, Bishop Kain's residence, l. Thir-
teenth street.
No. Il2. Atlantic Engine House
-" ia, Central Glass Company.
llG, Reymann's Brewery.
4" l22, Whitaker Iron Works.
l4, Hinge Factory.
CIRCUIT NO. 3.
No. 1872, United Engine House.
" l3i, Riverside Forge.
I" 1876, Belmont Nail Works.
lE, ]. II. Hobbs, BrockuLier Co.