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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
PEBLIC OPINION.

Ohio men should always travel with s Wa.
low tailed coats their cIipsacks There is no lenIs
when they Viii be invited TO State dinner-lCmehH'"
Commercial (Rep)
Malone, of Virginia, has been Dubbed tne
Sphinx Of American politics. For small mah NC "a
Getting great deal OF public notice. o, hlm u eau "
said his greatness thrust upon HIN ny CIRCUMSTANCES
-(CieVcand Leader (t' pD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
MORE OF THE SAME SORT

" ~
All orr polltical sympathlcs are WIN I'D vea
r,I nolners and we would ike 10 see MN ~ sera
IA nj sem In tA, House OF Representatives Ddt r,tlc
al I,tns w, are Democratic. and 10 Is not not
~ ,roy, mn 535S br any number OF votes; u - Am.
tc To li.f IuChiSc men Who nave no. snchIse
ytci,d of crime It Is not Democratic 10 N,niee the
v .l~ r,nrunitlrs. aud thus sap ana hnuVir,tie 10
",t mine pie al fsee ballot II Is rol pcuii.9tons
rrouud fue ballot Win formtiitics ana Ps nlss
t t. rnufusinn OF ne ignorant voter, anu 'Na,,Dn
twrrn Inc ciuzeu add the expression oil S ,non llf
tr,.r tne force aud effect OF which depeuds u''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
WHAT DOES THIS MEANT

-,
The Clerk of the House of Representative,
has prepared aud Issued. O} authority, new eItVs
the rules of that body. There is much surprise AZ -
ing therein the famous twenty Ond JOINT RUE, ~" ~,
sire 10 know by what "auth, rity Il Il ltclN.eu "a
such rule exists It's death having been airlDa g ba
caIcd. pubncaus suspect that It's Insertion -, in.
manual is for no GOOD purpose aud viii III que UNIV
nuIrc INTO The ma!ter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30

mittee on Sites for the Worlds Fair declares that
not one member of that body has been infu-
fenced One-milionth part of a thOusandth part
"of an inch by what the press has said" ABOUT
Central Park. The necessary preparations
for the Fair have made just about the same
progress, and will not make any more, so long
as the crusade against the Park is even thought
of. This is fact which this complacent
and uninteligent Committee, who boast OF
their imperviousness, should reflect upon, If
circumstances over which they have no control
have not made that process impossible.
Superintendent Walling does not seem at
all confident that The newsbOys who alarm
the city, as many have done of late, by cry
ING false and terrifying news, can be con-
victod of any offence. 1t would certainly be
well TO make test case The citizen who
will take the trouble to make a complaint
may be rewarded by finding a judge who
would decide such an outrage to be at least
q nuisance within the meaning of the law. An
unfortunate feature of the matter is that the
evil can never correct itself entirely. 1t makes
little difference how often the public has been
Standardization persons. having friends on
board an ocean steamer, Tor example, hear
the cry through the streets that she IS lost
no number of good resolutions will save them
from the shock of thinking that this may
be real news,
TRIBUNE EXTRA, No. rs, a complete manual
of stockinc-l,nttng has just been issued,
and is now on sale at this Office, at the news
stands of the elevated roads and at the various
stores supplied Ly the American News Com
pary. Ii contains remarkably full and simple
directions for the knitting 81 plain, il5Ded
and open-wOrl; stociungs--lrections so OK
plicit thlt the worker, though inexperienced
in knitting. will find it impossible TO mis-
understand them. The knitting of silk socks
and STOCKINGS, the combinations of fancy
stitches. and scales of socks and soclln-F
showing how to adapt the stitches, narrow
incs. etc.. TO any desired size, are included IN
this neat pamphlet. There is in existence no
other publication giving such plain and COM
prahensive instruction in this art and il is
at present of peculiar value, as the knitting
OF stockings has become not only popular
but fashionable employment. The Extra
appears early enough to be used III the
preparation of Christmas gifts. It viii be
mailed hom this oilice on receipt Of 10 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
Neyv WORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80 1880

their culture and in the treatment OF the" prouuo'
we can make, and are in fact making an abundance
of good wine. We cannot yet produce anything u
equal les brands crus which the result OF cen'u'
les of experience in the vineyards and cellars OF inc
Old World. but we need not go away from home Tor
cheaper grades of red or white wine, or even Ior
moderately good champagne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30

Considering that the elevated roads insisted
last winter upon being allowed to retain the
ten-cent fare in order to provide fiIst-class
accommodations for the public, the condition
of the City Hall Station indicates that the
Legislature, in yielding made very poor
Investment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30

Mr.. Salmi Morse, in announcing his purpose 10
read his solemn. moral. religious, wei dig'S'eu'
devon. and instructive composition. intended 10 I'VE
the life Of all classical literature" 10 wit, inc TaS
sion Play, says that he "read it to party Oh ac
tors and actresses" and at the conclusion tuey
got up and went out as though they had attehueu
q funeral" Which nobody viii deny. That is very
likely what an audience would have done II 1t mao
been produced, and what Mr. Morse's contemplated
GU SITS at his public reading likely to do II cour-
tcsy or a guard doesn't stop them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
BRAvCH OFFIcr. OF rug TnlnUEE.

bNAN' n OF = Vt - ! ''3'''''11
NEw-YogK-No. 1,23S Broadway. co"Ier Thirty
6rst-st.; No. si2 Sixth-lyc bet. Fnty-seyenth and
Fortv-e;ghtn-sts; No. Dos West Hwcntv-t hird-s'.,
cor. Eighth-avc.: No eco Thrd-ave., corner Forty
seventh-st.; No. % East Fpurconth.st.; corner
Union-Square; No. 2.3si F21rti-aye. ,iafIcmJ
WAsHISGTON-No 800 Est
IOND0N-Nn. 26 licGiorl-st., Strand.
PARIS-No. 9 Rue scribe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30

A good character is a useful thing now and
tben. The boy who was recently convicted of
manslaughter in the fourth degree with
most urgent recommendation to mercy has
been released by suspension of sentence by
Justice Davis, after an examination of his
previous life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
InsIHc5s oucss

"ALpERNEY BRANp"
ruy a'vsvs ''HIfa 't' 'I-N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30

A little while ago the periodical kerosene
idiot was cast in the shade by woman who
put giant powder cartridge into her oven to
warm. Now they are both permanently eclipsed
by a New-York plumber, who went hunting
for big gas leak with lamp, and was the
means of blowing up cellar and putting two
men beside himself into the hands of the sur
CeOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30

Perhaps the mule is secretly proud of the
Tgdity of his legs, but it is little queer to find
a iull-g grown citizen Boosting Of his ability III
baking. The Chairman of the famous Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30

They are all IN an intensely busness-like
mood, these Democratic Congressman. They
take no interest In politics any more, but are
wholly devoted to the public business. Speaker
Randall is one of them and is predict
ing that the appropriation bills will be
passed in less time than ever before. There
is TO be no extra session if they can prevent it.
These innocent little boys have got their noses
tight down on their copy-boOls, and they
never heard the word forgery in all thor
lives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30

In the days of Hank y Smith New-York
had to wait for the funeral 81 a Police Com
missioner to see Broadway well cleaned The
people will eheerfully spare any or all of the
members of the present Police Board. and
even throw in the head of the Streot-Cleaning
Department, if the resulting funerals will
make 1t possible to get about the city in
comfort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30

The opcra-bouGc and variety show mana cement
Of political campaign. with sde-shows of forgery
and traul. no longer commends itself to the Demo-
cratic National Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30

General Garfield seems disposed to make his own
Cabinet. and to take his own time for 1t. Ncl'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30
nnnblc Ac.I.IenI.

con ust Thursday afternoon, go Miss
NU.Iir O'Buru. tho we'll kupWu vii"
walker. was trhylrsIus lur her walk
iun the stage To- the balcony, t the
Theatre Cumiyuc. the vito, WhVb Wa
suppuarl tu De- 81 sufficient strength,
broke while she WI. uu q, pgHlWtutlus
hrr O., the floor OF tur stage lu the
IlI Irr ushI foot unfortunately struck
tl,.. corner of "a table which unfortunate
4. Va4n lur way. thereby bIusiug aud
sprnrutus u a, badly t# ,r render % IN
p.ssiblc iur her Co. w1Iv th" uvrcusinn.
She. was pat uulyr tuv care 90 "a doctor
al ono. Who instructed hvr t. %" very
,arrlrl sa thp lruisr Ntsu severe one.
Notwithstanding tIr dl,lurs prlCrs. ON
Saturday Afternoons alter Che matinee, Hhr
infested uu trl1i attempt thtnN,nE she
would hy able o. prri"rm the "nt lhal
evening 70 appeared however. ih''
the Tltrt were wurklus against her, l'l
.lr hal no more thau PVT one boot az
am ne, vie, than buN. who Na~ H"ld
INK the step iallri from wht'h she rn.
tered ulon the wire. gave Tie iWll'r q
,,rk Thereby throwing tuo lHlY uh and
re- Lruising ter Iuut We i'r! very s"rty
HAT these accidents should have "c.
rurrrL lo the laly who has Vrri"rmcd
this feet hundreds cod uW'H nt an att.
tudr of n,xty feet We hope "a The not
hr DISTANT iuturyt 60 evv urr return, wilh
her bright and Interesting children. unr.
drr more favorable ausp,ya, and again
drl.ht tho Why"iiug public with ihe'r
daring anJ graceful performance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30
Personal POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doings,

Col Alex. Updcgrail returned yes.
tcrday from dying visit to Portland.
Deputy Collector Fred Auruh thinks
hc will don armur aud enter the field TO
contest Tor tho position Of County As.
SCISSOR, Ercd's a powerful dark horse
Miss Rose Houston, Ut Crcsap's Grove,
was visiting friends here yesterday.
Mr. T.. G. Haywood, u Cleveland gen.
tlcmau who made many friends during
a short stay here, has returned home.
Deputy McCully is the Agurs jerks
Of the Sweeney Investigation.
Drummer Gallahcr, the "Jacks0n's
best" man, * IN the city,
Walter &. Uumsionc, Esq, Supcrin.
tonlcnt 1T the Western Union Tcle-
graph Company, Is again in the city.
han List, who Is attending school at
Wooster, Is home on short vocation.
J. G.. TuVliuson, formerly ticket agent
at the "Prwiky" depot. now Of the gen.
ctal superintendent Office, WAS in the
city yesterday.
FL Faris LETT last evening on short
business trip 10 New York via the Pan
Handle.
NN'hAH wv haAAh ANhAA AAAhA llNhl AL NAH
tended southern trip on the steamer
Hudson, saturday night
Mr., \. ", Campbell, Of the inicG,.
goic,r, returned home from prolonged
visit IA Washington, yesterday nothing
4. NJ. Ackcr. who has been visiting
his brother, Lewis ACker. tot sometime.
left yesterday for Cincinnati.
Miss Clara Stephens. who las been
visiting Miss Ella Hoffman. Of the south
side. returns to-day On continue her
studies at Mt De Chantal.
Win Mycr. formerly OF our city, but
now Of Oakland, California. Is here VS.
iling his oil home and friends lie has
been ah~cut nearly two years, AMI his
many acquaintance are happy 20 sec
him again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30
PROPOSALS.
CLsRk's orrIcr BOARD ~ IosNisNlnN
e.

CIsRk's OrrICr BOARD ~ CORNERSTONE,
WHEgilNa. MaTrh @. lNNu
Scalci Proposals viii hc p,vi,ci ~ THU uf,loc
until saturday. Aprl RI, to Clo-c at n'o.nJt
NJ for the following county rnad WORK
ON GregIsyillr. Clinton and Potomac bal
fiiSt division, sd cubic yaris martiamiTIur
un UrgyHvillr, Clinton aud Potomac mai
Sc'nui division, 90 cubic >anss oNcHNat. u.
aud $50 cubic yaris masonry.
ON Lower aud Middle Wheeling ,tok r,7l
So curic yaris matchmaking and - cubic
ynrls maNonp.
ON river mad from Wh,cliug to Gl,uu', Euu
l. ito cubic yari, macadsmisiug.
uu GlCuu's Run aul cherry llill mai, 'un'
cubic ,nuls excavation nnd $50 cubic lArls
masonry
ON Valley Grove and Middle Wheeling Crrs
mad. no cubic ysr's excavation and - cuh.
wards ma,uury.
On Wheeling. West Iihcrt, and Rcth,n, torn
pike. SECOND division, near hrUOkc county llnr.
VA cubic yNuls macadamifing
ON West Union and knucy's Point iIUIiA'.
Stn cubic yards mNcaipmging 100 vuh'c lauls
excavation and loo cubic yards maouY.
TN chapel Uill ruai uNo cubic Naui' uN,,Na.
tlnu ani 80 cubic yaris warHinmlurg
On piNun's Run mad, ~ cubic larls cNr,
yRtinn aul "a cubic NHfis masonry
! on lnnuuary Rnd Zig Wheeling CrN'L r',i
M cubic yaris mncaiariJng anu +" cuhb
Nhpls excavation.
TN siilcy's Run rrsl. IOl cubic Naris ns,'u
~, auG - cubic ynrls graduation.
pu McGnW's Run mad 2,UO ,uh, Aari.
graduation, lOl cubic wants masonry
Ca uprrr cnd Middle Wheeling 'rs'k rusd.
20 cubic ynrlS masonry, aui !itn Nauls "N,s
Walton
IN riyctrn,d from Oleuu's Run 81 short Crrt
100 cubic yards excavation ani - cubic }anl'
mucHdhmlsiug
On Rice aud wcidmau' e rnai, ~ ruh,, laJis
cNraN alton and icO cuhi' yards masuutN
On Meeting House mn rni, 80 cuh.r 'HrI.
macaiamlfing
On south ForL shor, CrccL. I.On cubic y.uJ.
excavation
ON Whcrliug Nnd Rim Grn,, r,sd |. NhO,uhl,
Yards macnhmiriuT. '.Wh cubic ~ IL vNua,s
ton aud lun ,urir Nhtts masonry
On MaIilps aud Napl,u's uu utHi. lulyutIr
lRris mSS,nty aui COW yHrls ,N,nN alton.
I'm Herlc Rup tRi, .Oo cubic ,aris cNoA,u
ton and ~ c,ihic yards mnshuN.
TN al r,V,y's Kun mad. - cubic lafi'
masonry ni'l ~ cubic Nauis rN,nVutiou
On Rough Run mad. Iun,uhI, wards masonry
AMI . I'D cuhiy yai'l, excavation.
on Peters run rp0d, lu'uli, Aaris maspup
aui itON Cubiu ynris cNIuyR'pun
ON NouiDons Run NAL l0 cubic Narls
masouty nul ~ cubic Narls excavation.
On foguc'S Run mai, 40 cube uuis macaba
mi uE
All masonry Will. ul the Second ,.l rlsss. l,r
lBii dry In conformity with the county spvlf
cations fnr work ~ that ,hautrtrr
Prices Tor excavation must 10 separate Got
earth, loose p,rk aut folil rnrk ma must tHflf
~ average hHui net 'N'ccliug aW trrt
Bids must be- separate Tor each u'ud Aui "arll
bid must give tut nam, ril I,I.t, o., nidr"a.
rl.n cnutain satisfactory f,t"nuon,. OIL g. ,hs..
tCt"r uu' p'puuriDl'iN.
rir quantities above riy.u arr m,p.iy OIL.
pro Nimau" and ntc Hattie 81 'hRur.
The nrHut 90 tuww,sslnutis rr-rtN, the iHht
to tvjcrf auy go al BIDS
Specifications a. be hal ~ ilis office
u, order ui the Bnsrt nf cu'nmi. i"u,rs
CnAs a. pEifhiS Clort
". G. SMITH, Engineer mi1i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30
w ELLSnURQ.

The lnooudiary Cases Change Of Venue
Refused Trial Probably to DO Post
poucd.
Judge Melvin 10 day oyerruled the
motion Tor change OF venue in the
Cheek aud Parkinson cases, and there
lore these parties will be tried in Brooke
county.
The time Of the Count to-day was
mostly occupied in trying tho case OF the
State VS.. Brincy Cling Jones, charged
with stealing horse from Mrs. Lizzie
Beck, who lives near Bethany. Tarr
und Caldwell for the State and Somner-
willie for the defence. The jury found u
verdict ol guilty aud fixed the term OF
Imprisonment in the penitcntiary at two
years.
II il not yet decided whether the
Check and Parkinson cases will bc tried
this term OF Court or not, but the
chances are that they will 20 over to an
other term.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30
BRIDGEPORT.
A brace Of Robbers business for tho 10.
noc-M Moving Time.

brace OF hObDcts bhHinesn Tor INC lo'
noc-M Moving Time.
Last SUNDAY was pay day i1r the rail.
rupi hands aud they have been getting
ud 1T their money ever since. Groups
Of them stiggrr around from one saloon
10 another until they are fall enough To
bc gubhlcl up by the police. aud the
last 81 their money goes Tor fines aud
costs six were run Ia 10y = o'clock last
evening.
About 1850 O'Clock Saturday night a
man named Hughes, Who works on the
railroad, was assaulted ani robbed Just
at the south end IT the kirkwuul
bridge. llughuF Wa full and had been
in company viii Dallas smith. u noturi-
Gus character through the lay aud even.
ing. After tie assault Dallas wen, 90
Wheeling, hut Officer Brewer followed
him, AND falling IN with q Wheeling
officer. passed Dallas ON the suspension
bridge THIS frightened him aud he
iurnCi back fOt Bridgeport. where be
was welcomed with open arms by Mar
shall McConaughy. Yesterday morniug
be vas brought before Mayor Robin.
son, identified ty Hughes ~ his assaiI.
ant, and IN default Of 500 bail sent up
10 st. Granville
sherman lawson a young CoiOrcd
boy, Who recently helped himself 10
some money from a Cuvboaul Ia Samuel
Wooi,rck's huu-e. hilh,r he had been
sent on au Crraud. was yesterday sCnl
up 10 81 Clairsyille With the intention
oi having the Probate Judge COMM;
him 10 the Reform Farm.
This is moving tune
jos II, West has moved into the
housc formerly occupied by Thomas
CLARK.
Mr.. Pratt Il railroad man, takes tho
house nett to the Presbyterian Church,
lust vacated by Mr.. West.
Thos- Slam moves into one OF John
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30
NOTICE.

VIAyING. siSCE THE FIRST OF JAM.
Ill ary. made change 10 the manner of our
Quoting business RESPECTFULLY call the stter
ton of my patrons aud the people q whcc.ln.
aud vicinity ~ H.
In the future all persons sitting iot Picture 81
my studio will be- required 81 make patts
payment after sitting. IN RiNaucy. IN Orl,f
secure aNmplctinn of the work. aui the halauu,
win be required upOn the delivery ~ the nc
lures This step. lam sorry ~ say. is imVrr
tive In order Ia protect my intcrr,t ~ man,
persons In the past sitting Tor riCiubt RiJ o.,
falling 10 have them anishcd Ttma n mon,
and this adagc hnds almost houtl} CNampl..
ton IN my business, IN the uumlrr IT lcrpp,.
Who constantly await my attention. anA whg.
consider 10 my duty 10 satisfy NV pairuns. an
viii always chcctfully crdcaypr a. du ~. n,
matter how mauy stlingS or how much urt
may be consumed still think that after don
that my services should at least be rQuljri O.,
an on,rr fur tho work and Partial lay mcut IN
advance ~ security that the party Intends CAT
ing Tor them, or. In the event " them uut Ual!r.
No ,pm rcusatiou for my ln~ ot time ana mate
rial. leople viii Obligr me by rcmCmhrur.
the above when calling Tor pcturc, I'm ordrr O.
prryrnt any uuplrasantncSs In our trAnsscttuu,
A. viii rigidly and indiscrimlnstcly cuinrr 10
Trusting that our relations may b. ~ r'ca,sH'
In the future ~ IN the past, ani assuring a..
tuhl,c Tint In all things fwill cndrayor 10 syr,,
phcm. remain, respectfully,
Jams IA. II. rARSuNN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30
MARTINS FERRY
Nomination. 10y tho Conventions OF both
PartiCa OthCr Matters.

PartiCa OihCr Matters.
The Democrats nominated the follow
ing ticket Saturday.
Trustees Thomas Cow. james Alex.
audcr aud X t. Sweeney,
Clerk Ewart llobpnsi,k
Treasurer Geo. W. Nrllll.
Assessors Martins Ferry precinct,
\. u. Coss, Tor Bridgeport, Thomas
Frazier
Coustahlrs William lluuand lee G.
lvcCh.
The Republicans, at thrlr convention
IN the Town Hall saturday afternoon,
nominated the following township tick
ct. Trustees Gcorgc Robinson. MurIls
Cope aud H. McCuuuaughy. Clerk, !.
Haynes, Treasurer, \ Lash. Assessors.
Sam Clcmaus aud L. s. Moore, Cuusla-
hlus, VIM. Willard aud Israel Phillips.
As vet there has been no convention
called 10y either party to nominate can
diltCs lur town officers. There will
very likely hc three tickets iur corpora
tiuu oGiccrs, Republican, Democratic aud
Citizens
We hear ol only r,sht or ten aspIrauIg
Tor the Mayorship aud some parts ol the
town 30 hear from.
Judge CALVIN Cray arrived at homc
Friday morning from ANN Arbor Law
School, The judge comes home u full
ilcdgcd attorney
Mrs. Charles rc,ly died very suddenly
Saturday evening.
The carpenters propose to hold Il lca-
tivul about the middle IT next month,
ior the benefit of llmcs Smiley, who
has been in declining health for a mum.
Der II months Among other articles to-
be- voted Tor. is pig, number oi our
NJ. u are to run as candidates lor his
pigyhp.
The examination ul tie schpols closed
last Friday, mich g. the credit oi pupils
and teachers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30
Ito Was IIugrutoiuI

Uu last Iurilv, Pol l NIe ',uug nys
tiers ou the street plsr'l frank For
terra establishment ou Eleventh street
liz boy lrrkui wy ku1pnck aud !
turned anil slapped h,m ll,s uthvr hal
ulr arrested AMI % ,,st me 81 Op. On
saturday night. hls stable burned and
d, Nru lac rallul uut "~Nr my horse
I auyrd 10. llr never vSvu thanked me
{ commend hiuts sea grateful c,tf"u.
CrIxEN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30

SCOTS new houses near the East end OF
Bennett street.
A. o. Mansfield takes tho rooms over
West aud Gil,uore's drug store, while
Prof Pratt moves Into the house Mans.
tield leaves N. Krhn will occupy his
house given up by Prof. Pratt.
There In u strong demand for houses
Just now with none 10 DO had. This de-
mand will be greater next month on the
completion OF the new road, and will
nccessitate building.