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ANOTHER RAcK-HoRsR DEsTRoYED.-In the
second heat OF the three quarter mile heats, at
Brighton Beach, MY, Tuesday, the well known
race-hOrSe Jackscrew stopped and fell between
the half and three quarter poles, having broken
his TWO forelegS at the fetlOck Joints so that
the poor animal's hoofs were doubled forward.
AS the crowd that soon surrounded him at.
tempted to get him on his feet to remove him
from the track, the fetlOckS turned upward
and he was pulled to the outside OF the track
and laid there during the afternoon, as no one
would assume the responsibility of shooting
him until his owner was heard from
HYDRoPEOBIA IN CLEvELAND.-A special dis
patch from Cleveland, September 20, saws:
"Fatrolman Cowan, whom the officers reported
lew days ago as showing symptoms OF hydro
pnCDla, died this morning In great agony Tn!S
Is the fifth death from this cause In the last two
months"
INDIAN BOYS AND GIRLS are being gathered
al some OF the western agencies for the new
school 10 be open I'd next month at Carlisle Pa.
In few instances the chiefs have refused to let
children go, but enough Will doubtless be OBJ
tained TO make out the complement OF the
school. Six have been taken from Sssetoa,
Chey four from crow Creek and four from
Brule. The others OF the school Will come from
among the tribes of the Indian Territory.
vB-Mrs. Charles Henri, the actress, is dead.
Size was formerly the wife OF NJ ckee Rankin.
sE-Sally Swan is a heroine at Granite, Ney..
because she seized buck by the hind legs ard
held him until her father arrived.
TEA number OF the principal barkeepers in
Richmond Va, have been indicted for SELLING
liquor on sunday.
Ex-Governor Mcclellan is still unab.e IN
leave The house In consequence OF his recent
evere illness, LUZ no sgradually recovering,
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THoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

SALE OF SUPERIOR PARIoR AND cH.ueER
EnEDKRNsII l, AT MY SALESROOM ON SAT
On SATURDAY MORNING, September "a
2nh 1873, at 10 O'clock, III front Of my auc- VI
lent goods IN
One Superior Parlor Suite. Ebony and Gilt up
no s!ered IN raw silk. handsomely embroid srod
Several Suites OF Parlor Furniture uphoistersd
in the l'test sty es f -
Six Black Walnut NIarb!e-top ChcnIber s,jtes
handsou ely finished. '
T.nns ssee and White MarbIe-top Tables
French Plate and other Mirrors
Painted Cottage and other Chamber Furniture
Hair Mattref ses. Feather Beds
inc III glish and American Brussels CARPETS
Extension Dining Tables Dining Chairs
Walnut nj. T. Sideboards
Cooking and Heating Stoves
LARGE lot Crockery. &c.
B.-The Fine Furniture will be sold at IL
O'Clock precisely within my saesrocm. No post
poneInent on account of weather. sep25-
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS.
IN HEN6ERS

Eecentiy eu.n and Furnished, l. L G%A
oxed 10 Sfs snd nss anx Z G Mount nj
Vernon wharf Round trip 81, including admission
% mansion and arounda Steamer leaves 9Th street
wharf dsIy tSundaye exceptedl at 10 a m., and 10
luzn1 ihoet 8 E 10. MoH. HOLILNGSWORTH.
6upt LAeiee' Mount Vernon Association I. u
BLAKE. steamer W. W. Oorcoran- jelEly
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
IL OH aud streets northwest


ENTIRE STOCK OF A FURNITURE DEALER
CHANGING BUSINESS AT AUUTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING October LIST. n
CONNER cir g at 10 O'clock at No 937 and W
939 eth street intersection and Massachusetts t@9
avenue X and 7th streets northwest will be !
sold at auction, the entire stock consisting Of Brus-
sels and other Carpets, Walnut and other PArlor
!ue. Be Oh Gases. Extension Tables, Bedsteads Br-
Iess. Mashstands, Chairs of every description, An
lows. Marbe-top Tables, Lounges, Show Ca ses
Counters. &c, &c, p al la ge and desirable col.
lection of New snd Second J. and Furniture to
which the trade and priyaye families are invited
fep25-27,2 1880 DUNUANS0N BROS, Auct.
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" ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctioneeru

" ALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
AssIaNEE's SALE OF LARGE AND WELL
STORE FIXTTRRs AZ AUoTiON. AM
On MONDAY, September 22d. 1879, commencing
at 10 O'Clock a: NJ, and continuing until all is dis
ton, at the store No 1908 street W., the entire
stock OF Dry Goods ana Fixtures assigned to HIM by
Of creditors The stock will be sold In bulk O: in
large lot if purchaser prefer.
Goods open to examina'io %! on the premises
seri2.d WALTER B. Williams % oss Ancts.
HrTAE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
Friday. Sci tember 18th, 1879. same hour ead
sep 22,d WALTER B. Williams co ,Aucts.
I T. COLDWELL. Real Estate Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE
TaTMRHNN T r5 TapT AND DIT We Mt Y:F FIRST
On FRIDAY, September &C. 1879. at s O'clock ~
Pm. VIII be f9ld st public auction in front Of
street 20 feet by an average deph Of about IS fest
opposite beautiful public park with fountain,
.hlubrefy. &C., and being the only vacant lot on
Terms: One-third cash; balance one two and
thIee years at seven ler cent Interest! secured by
at purchaser cost. Sc 262325
RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, DULY
Dittrict Of Columbia. and at the
sell at public auction st the crossing of street on
James Oh eek canal. in Washington, D. o. on FRI
DAY, the 18th day of September 1879, at O'Clock
Terms cash. g. Z. ATLE Trust Trustes
e! e. r.. THE ABOVE SALE 1s POSTPONED
place.
sep2O 1926 G. Y. ATLEE, Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER r WILLIAMS l. 90. Auctioneers.
w No. LOCI Northwest corner 10th and D n W

EXTRAORDINARY SATURDAY SALE.
One elegant Walnut Chamber Suite, artistic ,lly
ca ver. exh biton work frou one of the q rst
menufactories, exhibition all t le excellence OF
American genius, al unmatched in the Dis
tric'. Ore model Par:or Suite. handsomely up-
hriste!ed, whose intricate workmanship pre-
cludes ali poss bility of imitation: Five superior
Walnut Dresting use aud Bureau Suites, new
in ces,an and of the hisf er grades. chly pol
1shed and entire'y new. Four superior made
Parlor Suites, with frsmes and upholstsring Of
pattel ns new this fail. in hair-cloth. reps. raw
X, Sc One beautiful Dwarf Bookcase a
81 lendid article. whose beauty does not inter
jere with durability OF manufacture One mas
slve Walnut Msrhle-top Siebosri. one o. the
handsomest pieces of Furniture ever offered st
pubic sale. Nuu berless styles of Chairs N
T. and Extension Tables, Hall Racks, Loungss.
nnilr.ors. &c; Brussels and Ingram Carpets,
On SATURDAY MORNING, Septennber "a
Zth, beginning st 10 H., we shall sell the VI
sD0Se and many other articles within our n
seP2o-2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS co. Aucts
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
L ON THE SOUTH WEST CORNER OF MARY
LAND AVENUE AND SEVENTH STREET

By virtue Of deed o; trust recorded in Liber a
NO eoI, folio 4l5, ct seq one OF the land re-0YO
cores for the District OF Columbia and upoa -
the Written request Of the party gcnred thereby.
rrenifes, on FRIDAY. the 2s.h day of September,
y. lSI? at O'clock 2 u the folowins described
trict Of Columbia to wit As part Of lot ten (O) in
square eight hundred and siXty-four (s64), bexin-
ming for same at the northeast corner of said TO-
aLc anuAre thence in east line o. said lot due south
one hundred and sx!ysix OGGl feet; thence que
west forty five (i5) feet; thence due north north
line OF said let ten 0>, said line being south line of
Maryland avenue; thence enthusiastically III said
lii G to place CT beginning.
Terms of sale: One fourth % cash balance In
six 90, twelve C2) and eighteen Cs) months, with
interest at seven 90 per cent per annum until paid
secured toy deed OF trust on the property sold.
ali ct at the option of the haser sl00 deposit
required at time of sale, aud all conveyancing aud
recording at purchasers cost. If terms o: sale are
not complied with within five days from day Of sale
the Trustees reserve the right TO resell after three
days advertisement at the rick and cost Of default
Ing luIChaser.
W. B. LORD, r,,a.
j. ". MILBURN, ( Ai"S'oes.
c. ". HANDY, Auct. sepl9 30 % 2324252S
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TRUST ELS, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, AT TIE JUNCTION OF RHODE
ISLAND AND VERMONT AVENUES. BEING
By virtue Ct deed of trust dated Novem- ksA
ber 18TH A. D 1873, and duly recorded in -
Liter No 9'!S, folio tS ct seq one OF the land A
guest the party secured thereby will sell at pub
lie auct III fro It of tbs premises. on SATURDAY,
Il 9th Gay of September A. D. 1879, at 80 O'Clock
the following described real estate situate in
~ssh, gton city, District Of Columbia, to Wit Lot
numbf red sixty eight t6S) In Nales recorded sub
division If Lots numbered fifty 900 and fifty-one
t61), OF Fendall's subdivision OF part OF Sluare
numbered two hundred and fort,-.wo (2i2) to-
xeller with the improvements thereon, cousstiny Of
EearY rev tWo-stOIy nlarSara and basemeE. brick
residence being No. Iowa Gre q.
Terms: OEequarter Of the purchase money, with
EXPENSES OF sale, in css aud tbs balance ID ID.
two ca and three 90 years for which the notes of
the pure haser, with interest al per cent and
secured by deed OF trust thu property sold will be
taxi A deposit Of $780, viii Oe required at time of
sale. All coLveyancing at purchasers cost If
terms of sale are net complied with in seven DAYS,
the Trustees serve the right to resell the property
at the risk ard cost OF the defaulting purchss .r
Efter five days advertisement
ROBERT @. FOX, u
EDWIN q. CUTTER} AruH'ees.
j. T. COLDWELL, AuctiOneer. sepl6-eo
sg-TBE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, October 1st, 1879, at same time and
place. ROBERT G. FOX, r.
EDWIN O. CUTTER, ! Arus'ees-
j. 7. GOODWILL. Auct. eep25-thst3t
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NENARD LINE.

GVNARD LINE; or,,,
with the view Of diminishing the chances Of col
GHon the Steamers Of this line take specific course
for All seasons Of the year:
Or the cutter passage from Queenstown to New
York or BOeton, crossing the meridian Of SO at 43
lat, or nothing 20 the north Of 43.
On the homs ward passage crossing the meridian
OF 10 ut ~ lat. or nothing to the north OF A.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN.
TIED.
ing at Cork Herb0r
FROM PIER 40. N. R., NEW YORK.
.Sall1a Wed sept TO BothniA- We'd Oct 9
Alseria - Wed sept I! Alseria...... Wed Oct 22
seythia =. We'd Sept - seythia Wed Oct %
Abyssinia- Wed Oct. Abysslnia- Wed. Nov. L
And every following Wednesday from New York
RATES OF PASSAGE.
~ steamers carrying steerage, $50 and 800 gold,
according to accommodations.
Tickets to Paris, &l5, gold, additional
keturn tickets on favorable terMA
Steera8e at yery low rates Steeraxe tickets from
Liverpool ard Queenstown, and all other parts Of
Europe at low-et rates.
Throusk bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
6ayre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent
ana for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply at the Comp any's
once, No. Bowling Green, or both steera9e and
cabin, 2 OTIS BIGELOW, COS It'll street. Washtog-
3an2sly CHAH- g. FRANCKLYN. Agent. NY.
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STEAMERS, &c.

1879 PLANT LINE 1879
WARRINGTON AND NORFOLK STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
The new and fast steamer GEO. 49,
LEARY, Captain JOS WHITE leaves y
Washington for Norfolk every Mon
day and Wednesday Ut 80 pm, and Saturday 1t
p NTH ut. wharf.
First class fare, single tickets. a. 90
First-claas fare round trip.................. L5O
GEORGE 81. PLANT, President
B. r. DODD. Agent. 7thst wharf myO
CTEAMEB MATTANO, Captain WIN II
- BYLxs. on and after April 20th. 90
leaves wharf foot Of 9th and N Sta Ezza4AEesEvs}
every Tuesday, Thursday snd Sum
day, at am for Potomac River landings On Sun.
days for Mattox Greek. Oolton's and landings in 81
Clements Bay. On Thursdays for Mattox Greek
md landings IL Wicomico river On Tuesdays for
Ooltons and landing IN Nornini Greek Returning
ON Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays mornings,
making intermediate landingA Also Chapel Point
on Wednesdays, coming up
For further information enquire at Offices OF G. l.
6HERIFF, No S28 and l114 Pennsylvania avenue,
or ut once foot of 9th and streets ew
apis g. 7. JONES, Aren't.
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~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN

SAILING DAYS
From Philadelphia Saturday, ut 10 an
From ashinston-MondAy, at II Am.
From Georgetown Monday, at pm
Hreiehta received daily until pm. Through
htls Of laGen given to Boston and Providence, and
Eau Hiver CopstRnees wishing their goods landed
q Georgetown wharf win please have them marked
GEORGETOWN, D. O."
For fun informs alton apply to j. H. JOHNSON b
Eashtnston. D. O.; g. r. HYDE, So Water street.
Geo-1etown, d. O.; WILLIAM p. OLYDE & CO.,
phlA mar2Gly
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TNMAN LINE
Il UNIrED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL erKAMHHs,
NEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN ard LIVERPOOL

Cty Of Bern..... 649l tons City of Montreal 1890
City Of Richmond. 4s15 tons City Of Bruises. .s7as
C1{Z OF Chester. 1865 tons City OF n York 3oOO
These magnificent steamers Are among the strong
est, largest and fastest on the Atlantic and have
water and electric bells In ststel ooins, revolving
chairs IN saloons, bath and smoking rooms, barber
Bhops, etc
For rstes Of passage and other information, apply
20 JOHN g. DALE. agent. 81 Broadway, Ny; or to
d. A. BROfNAN, 926 6 st. j. W. BOTELER &
BRO, 923 PeIn'a ave-; g. W. MOSS, Adams *
asiliDgtO, dHC22AOlVs
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THE EVENING STAR.
THURSDAY. September 25, lS7gs

AHALF BREED TRaGRDY-Last evening about
dark several OF the Indians from the campoo-
die, near the Newton road, about one and half
miles from town. cane rushing into the city
AID reported that murder had been commit
TED Peter Ryants, half Indian and half
African who is well known among our citizens
as lLdlan Pete" was at the campoodie yester-
gay AFTERNOON and appeared In unusual good
spllllS. When near shutdown he told the In
ulanS ne was going TO town. lie jumped on his
pony. ana running down the road toward q al
laghcr s. he. met young squaw who is com
monty known as his wife, who was accompanied
pulled out largest six-shooter and aimed
d. MS wlie. Inc mother tried to prevent the
shootlng, put did not succeed. The ball passed
causing instant death. He then fired at the
mother, the shot just grazing her temple and
causing her to fall: He put spurs to his pony
as the alarm had been given, Immediately armed
themselves and searched In every direction for
the murderer The murderer is aman about five
feet six inches high. He has risp curly hair
aid his complexion is darker than the pure ma
tive. What led him to commit the rash act Is
unknown, but 1t is probable that he was melted
by jealousy. He has hitherto borne fair rel
Ctation. He has ranch out near the In IN
camp, where he raised quite q crop of hay dlr-
ing The last season. IL he is captured. a ne
probably Will be, he should suffer the full pen
atty OF death at the hands of the Indians waD
are searching for City Herald, 18Th.
SMALL. COTTON FACToRY-The papers ShoIld
spread all the Information possible concerning
small cotton factories for the south. II Is per
fectly practicable. we have no doubt, tn eSfaH
ltsh such factories from Maryland to the Gulf
a small cotton factory might he located on
every creek OF good size. In every county n
me state. and especially in the cotton section.
there ought to be ten or a dozen OF these small
factories at work. They pay elsevhere-!n
south Carolina and Georgia, for instance Why
VIII Ihey not pay In North Carolina? There Is
factory In South Carolina that is marvel In
two respects-ft costs but little, and It makes
such large percentage OF profits Let our PEG.
pie make an effort. Let every neIghborhood or
township organize for small cotton factory.
Tbere is no doubt that they will pay il iudic-
1ously managed. AS we have said. they have
PAID elsewhere, and they can be made to pay in
our own state. 1t would be well il a practical
man OF business were sent into South Carolina
TO examine the little mill and get all the facts
We have the cotton, the water power the labor
and even the capital for 1t will require 50 little
to start and keep running one OF the mills re-
fered 10. The prosperity OF q state depends no
little upon the diversity OF crops and the multi
pilcny OF Industries. New England has grown
immensely rich by its manufactures. Let North
Carolina awake to its true interests and try
small cotton factOrieS.-[ Wilmington u. c.
SiGr, 1G.h.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auct,nreers
u 9Th and streets uOrthWe

nUNCANSON BROS. Aucttnreers
II 9Th and D streets northwest.
BhUsSELS PaRLOR AND WOOL CARPETS.
OIL CLOTHS, HALL CARPETS HALL RACK
SUITE. WALNUT FURNITURE IN hep NJ
IOp TABLES WHATNOT, FULDIN9 CHAIR,
SIEADS HAIR MATTRESSES, FEE ATH ERS
CRIB; KITCHEN sTONE: OROCKERY. GLASS
No 32S FIRST STREET, CORNER OF d
STREET SOUTHEAST. AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING, Septe nbsr "A
2th, conn enciEg a: 10 O'clock, ana to which VI
We invite attention. n
DUNCANSON BROS, MI
sep25-3t Auctioneers
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TO-MORROW.
WALTER Z. WILLIAMS h CO., Auctioneera.

BY virtue of a deed Of trust, dated the 4th ID
dsy Ct September, A. D. 1877 and guy re- t:"S
coreed IL Llber No s64, folio 2os of the land 10y
retorcs for the District of Columbia, aud at the
wli,t, request of the party secured thereby, the
nnoersisned VIII sell ut public auction, to the highest
blGft r, in 1ront OF the premises, on FRIDAY, Sep
temteT the Goth, A. D. 1879, $50 O'Clock p M. the
tollovi described zeal state situate in tina city of
Wa.h III Di1 t Of Columbia. to wit That
o o,e hundred and fifty seven Q57l, beginning on
Massz cnus'tts avenue. at the southeast corner Of
sad lct thence in northwesterly direction and
With the north line Of said avenue forty thres (4a
fe ard two (2) inches; thence in northe asterly
direction in line at right angle with the said
north Line OF said avenue to the line Of said lot
thence by and with said line to the northeast
C. rrer thereof sid thence IL south westerly direc
ton to the point Of ber winning, together with all
privileges, ri,-hts and easements thereunto be-
forging.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money
cash tie balance in three equal Inst >lments at six
Twelve and egnteen months after the day Of sale.
with s'I per cent interest, secured By deed of
t,ust OIL the property sold deposit of 300 viii
be required OF the purchaser ut the time of the SALE
ard ail conveyaDcing shall be at his cost II terms
of sale not complied with within seven days the
undersigned trustee the right TO resell the
property at the cost aud risk Of the def .ultng pur
chaser
nep15d VIM W. BOARMAN Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.

FUTUHE DAYS.
THOMAS DOWNING, Aucticneer.
CA T ALOG UE SALE
OF FINE COLLECTION OF
LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
10 he sold at ny saiesrooms southwest r~,
corr er e'nsyiHana avenue and 18th street. Z1lkI
Wa,hlTgton, d. G.. MONDAY and 1UESDAY0IN
ENENlNGS. Sepiem Der Goth and 30th, 1879 com
sep2s dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionesr.
THOS. 4. WAGGAMAN Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY IN NORTHWESTERN
SECTION OF THE CITY
BY virtue of deed of trust bearing date sHH
February Is. 1876. duly recorded among the ~
land recorCs of the District OF Columbia ln-A-
Iber so folio 45S and st the request OF the party
secured thereby. shall sell at public auction in
front Of the premises. on THURSDAY the I'd day
OF October, 1879. st O'Clock M all those pieces
of ~ our known as lots hoe to 1913 inclusive, and
l31 to 152. inclusive in RItchies recorded su lodi
vision OF the west half of square 1872.
Terms # gale: Onefourth cash balance in oce
two and three years, with six per cent interest, Sc
culed by deed Of tfus. on this property sold. All
COnveyancng and recording at purchasers cost.
deposit OF $50 upon each lot required at time of
sale If terms of sale are not complied with in ten
days the Trustees reserve the right to resell st de-
faulting purchs ser's cost
JOHN {. MCKINNEY. r.,s.oos
CRAS. II. CRAGIN, JR., Arus'ees'
IHOS. (. WAGGAMAN. Auct sep20-l0t
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FINANCIAL.

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Cost an6 forn0.

DANK BOOK LOST.-Bank Book No: 44S,-
ID Sos OF the Bowerv savings Bank missing the Under
II requested 70 return e. the bank not returned De
Ae sh August 1879 application VIII be made TO the bShh
for new book
7 OST or STOLFN.-Bank Books No. 1864
= and No l4SlS Of the German savings Bank II hot
found or returned bank before the t dy OF August
1873 apuicatlOn viii made the bank for new books
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Buslncss Chances.

NOTICE TO HOTEL KEEPERS.-The Foun-
y tain Hote COMPANY OF baltimore owning ana operating
m CARROLL TON HOTEL. desire TO RENT the same 10
respo1s who Will buy the furniture The oie
fse hes, nasern best arrau furnished IN CIV OF
600 Inhabitants dong the best class business IN INC cy
ana presents grand opening % the nEt mau for IlhcL
f.. LAKRABEE. President
or + ". COLEMAN, Manager.
DARTNER WANlED.-Active or special,
wfll $4,000 20 $50 600. enlarge long established
nanufacturirg business tIis city, when, WIN lhcreds
ftce e. f.r lauu uIu .guoC present. business Al
dress g. ". Box 80. Tribune tu'e