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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Virginia Politfcs-The Presidents Posi-
tion-A Warning from Democratic Sem

Virginia POlitfcs-The Presidents Posi-
tion-A Warning from Democratic Sem
afOrS.
WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Malone ia
again looming up in Importance in view of
the approaching Readjuster convention at
Richmond He holds frequent conferences
with his ieutenants at his hotel headquar-
ters, the outcome of which is watched with
interest. just now the readjuster chief seems
perplexed by the attitude of the administra-
ton, and has, it is said. obtainedth the help of
Colonel Ingerson to ascertain the
Presidents purposes. In view of re-
cent publications on this point i. it
may be said that President Garfield favors
no alliance looking to disintegration of the
Republican party or loss to the party in
Virginia. Its organization he thinks should
be kept intact. Mr. Malone understands,
however, that hitherto at least the President
has favored fusion with the readjusters,
and Mr.. Jorgensen, the Republican Repre-
sentative from Virginia, has said that such
has been the attitude of the President
Many Virginia Republicans of influence seem
to wish to put separate ticket into the field
in the hope of slipping their candidate in be-
tween the rival Democratic factions. II a
straight-out Republican ticket is run Ma
homes strength will be small, and hence his
anxiety to combine with the Republicans, or
rather to have them come to him, is natural
It is said that Democratic Senators have rep
resented to President Garfield that they
would regard an alliance between the Repub-
ieaus and Malone as an act calculated to
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WILL be paid for two good clean copies of Noah
wv Websters Translation of the Bible, published
by the late Of Durrie l. Peck alb ut the year 1872
Apply at SO CHAPEL STREET,
m27 OF corner Wallace
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ALLEVIATE their support of the administration,
and that in view of recent events in the Sem
| ate the President is disposed to listen to
such warnings.
J. T. Benham, Democratic and antiSun-
day law candidate, was elected Mayor of Al
exandria, Va, to-day by a majority of 625
in a total vote of 1900. The council is
Democratic by large majority.
Secretary Blaine returned to duty at the
will return from New York to-day.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts,.

y Stumbling Upon a Burglars Den.
FALL RIVER, May 26.-Police officers, while
in search of a crlprit this afternoon in ten
ement house, stumbled upon a lot of stolen
property sufficient in amount to make three
wagon loads The booty consisted of dry
goods, millinery, clothing of all kinds, feath-
er beds, mattresses, blankets, ETC., the pro-
ceeds of a long series of burglaries which
baffied the police for nearly year. A lot of
burglars tools and other implements of
crime were also secured. Patrick Cavanagh,
the occupant of the tenement, made his es-
cape through a window and is still at large.
Cavanagh is well known and was quartermas-
ter sergeant of Post 46, e. A. x. Inc ponce
refuse to say ANYTHING concerning the affair.
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MEXICO.
Genera1 Grant Coming Home

General Ofant coming ftO1hes
CRY OF MEXICO, May 26.-An agent of
the National Associated Press has just had a
final interview with General Grant and Capt.
Eads, previous to their departure this even
ming. They will take the steamer City of
Merida for New Orleans, and will proceed
thence by rail to the interior of the United
States. There has been considerable cavil
concerning Grants purpose in coming to
Mexico, and he has agreed to issue formal
address to the people of the Mexican repub
lie assuring them of his friendly interest in
their welfare. His principal purpose in do
ing this is to set at rest suspicious that have
been aroused because of sensational reports
published in certain Chicago newspapers re-
garding alleged revolutionary projects of
which he was said to be the head and front.
These reports were copied to-day by the Pa
tfIa, and for the first time given public circu-
lation in Mexico.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

New YORK, May 26.-Sailed, the Baltic for
Liverpool, the State of Nevada for Glasgow,
the Wieland for Hamburg. Arrived, the
Labrador from Havre, the Elysia from Lon
don, the Bothnia from Liverpool, the Rhen
bina from Cardiff, the State of Indiana from
Glasgow, the Vile de Lisbonne from Bor-
deaux.
Antwerp-Sailed, the Henry Edyne for
New York.
Bristol-Sailed, the Somerset for New
York.
London-Arrived, the Greece from New
York. the Bolivia from New York Sailed,
the Queen for New York.
Glasgow-Arrived, the Anehoria from New
York
Liverpool-Sailed, the Batavia for Boston,
the Pennsylvania for Philadelphia, the Hell
vetia for New York. Arrived, the Scandin-
avian from Montreal.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
California.
A Desperate Attempt at Suicide

A Desperate Attempt at Suicide.
SAN Francisco, May 26.-George Wheeler.
who murdered his sister-in-law by strangling
her while she was sitting in his lap, attempted
suicide to-day by hanging in his cell in the
jail with rope which he had made from a
blanket He was discovered IN time to frus
trate the design, cut down and confined in
another cell. He has given way to fits of
melancholy since the departure of his wife
for the East and says he has given up all
hope of any interference with his sentence
by the Supreme Court.
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THE WEST.
Illinois.
A Trembling of the Earth,

Trembling of the Earth.
>LAsAIIE, May 26.-Last night a slight
tremor of the earth~was distinctly felt in the
manufacturing area between the bluffs and
the canal in the southwestern part of this
city. This morning six assures running
nearly parallel in northwest and southwest
directions were discovered and tracsable six
hundred feet. They measure from one-half
to two inches in width. The walls, founda-
tions and furnaces in Desteiger's bottle and
window factories are cracked in numerous
places and are estimated to have sunk several
inches. The assures have been viewed by
hundreds of people to-day.
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new York Produce Market.

New YORK, May 26.
FLoUR-ouiet but firm; southern -four un-
changed.
WHEAT Opened higher and unsettled, and closed
weaker spot sales Of No red winter, 81 271la
81 2TN No. white, 81 25as1 254 No. spring at
81 22as1 %.
CORN-In moderate request prices unchanged,
closing weak spot sales of No. at 591Sa5sA of
steamer mixed Mt Ssh a5S2l
OATS-Shade higher fair demand !: No. 1 white,
80 !; No. q, 5taTO6 No. mixed 49, sA.
RYE AND BARLEY-Nominal.
PORK-In fair demand ordinary mess for early
delivery, SIS rs for old $16 70 for new.
LARD-Firm and in good d. mand spot sales Of
we. tern stem at sl1 40 city do at SO IS.
BEEF AND CUT MEATS-Unchanged.
WHISKY-Nominal.
SPOT CorTON-ouiet and steady unchanged :;
futures steady.
BUTTER-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Quiet.
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THE OLD WORLD.
France.

Fidelity to the Revolutionary PARTY.
PARIS, May ga very large meeting of
revolutionists held at Lyons to-day. Louise
Michel made a most violent harangue in
which she denounced the French govern
ment At its conclusion she held up blood
red wreath and swore fidelity to the reso-
lutionarv party
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State Scholarships in the Sheffield
Scientific School.
FTNHE vacant tate Scholarships in the Sheffield Sci
L entifc School will be filed at the Annual Meet
ing of the Appointing Board, June g. 1881. All ap
plicaions should be made previous to that time Blank
forms for application will be sent when requested by
Professor GEORGE J. BRUSH, Secretary Of the APP
pointing Board.
New Haven, May IS, 1881. n26 3td&w
District of New Haven Probate Court
Nav 2oth, 1881. {
ENSTATE of ANN MAHER, late of New Ha-
IL ven, in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present
their accounts properly attested, within said time,
will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate requested to make immediate pay
ment to JOSEPH AHELDON,
mY26 2d1W Administrator.
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New YORK, May 26.-The midnight score
in the O'Leary belt walk was Howard 1873,
Fitzgerald 3s3, Hughes 400, Vint 42s, sulli-
van 1856, Perry's unknown 367, Littlewood
383, Curran 354, Dufrane 351, Hazael 1865.
Glow 40, CLOVIS distance for the day 1O9
miles,
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Commodore Nuts Rematns.

OUhENOUOIe 1enl8Ihs.
New York, May 26.-Commodore Nuts
body was detained at the hotel until this
evening because his physician refused GER
tifcate of death until his bill was paid. He
was summoned before the coroner and the
body was taken to New Hampshire to- might.
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGS.

Base ball yesterday: At Detroit, Bostons
4, Detroits 5 at Chicago, Chieagos ~, Prov
idence 8 At Buffalo, Troys 6, Buffalos g.
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Destructive Han storm at Troy

Troy, May pa terrific hail storm visited
this city yesterday afternoon. Hail stones az
large as walnuts fell in great quantities for if
teen minutes, cutting vegetation and foliage.
Skylights were broken in, the stores flooded.
The lightning struck in various places about
the city. No, deaths are reported. The
damage, which is large, cannot be estimated.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK. May 26-3 P NJ.
Money closed at 8 per cent; exchange closed
frmer at 4s5a4s7 governments closed strong.
CLOSING prices reported over the private wire of
BUNNELI l. SCRANTON, Bankers and Brokers.l
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seven names they don't call caucus, reply
that they have concluded to call one for
Monday night. They are circulating word
that Grant left Mexico this evening and Is
coming to Albany to take hand in the light.
The Democrats are talking favorably for. the
Conkling side, though they say that some
Republican is sure to win, and they would
prefer that the Senate continue Republican
so that party can be held responsible for the
administration. The stalwafts claim they
can get all the Democratic votes needed, and
point to the fact that Robertson was con-
firmed by Democratic votes.
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Local Stock Quotations.
Furnished by Bunnen g. Scranton,
BANKERS AND BROKERS, Brewster Building.

Bid Asked
New Haven County National Bank
Second National Bank. ........ Isl
New Haven National Bank. 161
Tradesmans National Bank. 167
Yale National Bank. ....-...-....- 116
Merchants National Bank (par $50. So
Mechanics Bank State, par 500. Sc
STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS.
Connecticut g. due 1884. .......... 104 -
Conn. 6s exempt from taxation. 1O6
Connecticut Sc, due 1ss7-97. 105
New Haven City IS, due 1Ss7-1ss7- LOG
New Haven City S. due $4,000
New Haven city Is, due isoi iss
N.Haven Town &, Air Line issue, 1889 ITO
N Haven Town &c, War LIN issue, 1885 LOG
\. Haven Town Go, County Loan, 1890 100
RAILROAD BONDS AND STOCKS.
New Haven and Northampton IS,
New d Haven nSD1 and Northampton IS, i'
Consolidated Mortgage, 1907. 113
New Haven and Northampton rs,
Hols ads .s and westfeid IS; suariln. 40
teed by N. h and n. Co.,. ITO
New Haven and Northampton rs,
New n gsve essa and Northampton SIS.
Boston on and New York Air Line S., Az
Colchester g'5 Railroad is, guaranteed
by Air Line. ZIG
Housatonic SIS, LIST Cou. Mortgage. los
New Haven and Derby Railroad rs,
LIST Mortgage, due 1885. ITO
New Haven and Derby Railroad 7s,
"a mortgage (guaranIeeo}-. 1@o
Connecticut Western Railroad rs, LIST
Connecticut aus' Valley Railroad is, LIST
Union Pacifio Railroad IS, LIST Mort
gage. ............... 11s 1ls
Union Pacihc Railroad rs, Land
Union Pacific Railroad S., Sinking
New York, New Haven and Hartford
R. R. Stock tpar $780,. ........ 1872 ls4
Naugatuck Railroad Stock. 165
Heusatonic preferred.
New Haven and Northampton Rail-
road Stock {par $780, 65 20
n. Y. and N. England LIST mortgage
IS. due 1905 .............--..-. 100 no
New New York r aqd a England 7's 1 li9 12oA
Boston and New York Air LinePre-
ferred Stock. ........... 46 40
Boston and N. Y.Air Line Common.
New Haven and Derby Railroad
Stock (par $500. ............... 10
Fair Haven and Westville Horse
Railroad Co. (par $3.50 ......... 20
West Haven Horse Railroad Co.. par
STol. .-.-....-. 40 ,d6a
MISCELLANEOUS.
Conn. Telephone Co. Stock.-..... 26
New Haven Water Co. ............ 70 81
Fair Haven Water Co. Bonds, U.s.
guaranteed by n. H. W. Co... 100
New Haven Gas Co. Stock (par $25). 80
Mansfield Elastic Frog Co. [par $25)
Mexican and Spanish Dollars. IS
Trade rad! Dollar Dollars ....-..,..-...-..,.. ssH
Chilli Dollars. Observation-Disclosures. rs
Canada Bills. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Nova Scotia Bills.
English Sovereigns. 81 80
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Rnnm tn Rent

Room To Rent.
49, pleasant Furnished Room to gentleman
ERssiSH and wife two single gentlemen also Table
mN IT. NO. 1877 GEORGE STREET.
FOR RENT,
kHAA suite of Two Unfurnished Rooms in Home
EA1id Place to gentleman and lad at moderate
ElI price; bath room included. Address by letter
my2fH H, THIS OFFICE.
Ten Dollars
WTHL be paid for two good clean copies of Noah
wv Webster's Translation of the Bible, published
Apply at So CHAPEL STREET.
nn27 ct corner Wallace.
REMOVAL.
NHARLES NJ oBRIEN, Horse Sheer, has removed
" from 46 Union street to Al FAIR STREET, front
of Grand Central Boarding Stables. where
he is prepared to Shoe Horses in the most sk llfu
manner. share Of the public patronage is respect
fully solicited MT 1t"
An Election
0F Thirteen Directors and Three Inspectors of
" Election of the Hudson Suspension Bridge and
New England Railway Company, to se,ve or the en-
suing year, win be held at the office of the Company
Nos 81 and SO Broad street. New York city, June
1881. The polls will remain open from noon to one
New York, May Is, 1881. my27 st
District of New Haven IS. Probate Court,l
May 9th, 1871.
DsTATE of SARAH B. TREAT, late of Orange
~ in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven
hath limited and allowed six moaths from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit
their claims fl settlement. Those whu neglect to
tine will be debarred recovery All pers' ms in
debted to SAID Estate are requested to make imme
date payment to BENJAMIN L CL Xxx
my27 2d1w Executor
All varieties of Fish, HOLSTERS,
CLANS, Oysters. &C.,
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HEALTH is WEALTH

nR E. @. VESTS Nerve and Brain Treatment-a
IL epecinc for Hysteria. Dizziness, Commissions
Nervous Headache Mental Depression, Loss Of Mem
ory, Spermatorrh1ea, Impotency, Involuntary Ennis
sions, Premature Old Age, caused by over-exertlon
seIfabuse or observation-disclosures which leads to misery,
decay and death One box will cure recent cases.
Each box contains months treatment one ooi,
lar box or six boxes for dollars; sent by man
prepaid on receipt price. We guarantee SIX Doxes
F. cure any case with order received by us 1or
sir boxes accompanied with dollars, we VIII send
the purchaser our written guarantee to return the
,oney If the treatment does not effect cure Guar
sntses isHed by r. A. Whittlesey, 228 Chapel street.
No. Hayen Conn., wholesale and retail agent. or-
ders By mail will receive prompt aEtentloh'
ua0nan al
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Bed 6state.

FOR REM,
fsFh slx rooms, up stairs, in house No clafh
''fss sa4 city water AND f h sfREs1srs
FOR RENT.
60 Upper part of House on Baldwin street rem
lid low. Inquire at 3OS Chapel street, Room Is
-EEV my25 If E. L. BAeSETT.
FOR SALE,
RSA. "A LARGE and valuable Lot on Orange street In
the best part the street. The lot is very desi-
rable and there but few lett in that part Of the
street Now is the time to secure of the best lots
~ MI MERWINs WINS f REAL I-I ESTATE OFFICE.
myN 2s7 Chapel street.
Real Estate For Sale.
AeAS have a large number Of Dwelling Rou-
i!s ses IN New haven ran raven. Eass A ~ IN
and upwards and will make 1t an object for cash
Also n humber of good BuildinE Lots.
FOR RENT.
A number of good houses. two with barns.
Real Estate once 49 Church street,
Room Hoadley Building. once open EVENING"
myN L. F. COMSTOCK.
Furnished Rooms.
49, ONE OR TWO gentlemen can be accom1noda-
kaui m my2o If ''-'-'' - SIS CHAPEL STREET.
FOR RENT.
A&AsA THE HOUSE situated at $50 Elm street. con-
the house is in perfect order and is a very de.
sirable place For particulars, apply to
my1s lot 208 Wooster Street
TO RENT,
Co., SUITES or Single Rooms, furnished or un-
It'll furnished all modern improvements Also
EtU Dining Room and Kitchen, with fixtures and
my1e t So ELM STREET.
FOR RENT. -.
A PLEASANT front chamber, furnished or un-
furnished aF For particulars inquire ing ct
FOR RENE.
III Two tenements in Helers Block, each nve
ct; the rooms are ali liz lighted Five rooms in
No. Lewis street, Fair Haven, IS per month. Two
month. six rooms, No. 27s Grand street. with hot
and cold water, water closet and bath rooms Apply
ap21 If Room !, Yale National Bank building.
FOR RENT.
49, The lower part with three chambersl Of
lie FIRST class house, 5i6 Howard avenue Has all
Rent 1876 per year. Also several rooms over 50
chg nss street Can at aOr eroReE s Wm
&AyA BRICK HOUSE No. 46 Martin street; to one
Lii $40. R. P. CoWLEs,
ap22 If At Orange Street.
For Sale or to Rent.
49, THE beautiful residence known as No. 1872
MsiH Sherman avenue, first house north of Chapel
ming to Hotch kiss street. with 100 rect 'front.'
Hotrhkiss street. House has ten rooms with mod
ern improvements. Barn has three stalls and room
for four carriages. Ground well laid out with fruit
and ornamental trees
Also first class residence the corner of Whalley
avenue and Norton streets The house is of brick
with nansard roof Lot 86x18S feet
Also the residence West chapel street extern
sion, formerly occupied by Horace Mansfield, Esq
Wo d house lot l5Ox2OO well supplied with choice
fruit trees of different varieties, with Strawberries
raspbe' ries, ETC., etc.
Also the fine residence lately the property of Al
red Thomas, Esq East Pearl street, four doors
orth Chapel st. Fair Haven. Lot LOT #. front
nsst Pearl st running through to Houston st. with
IO8 feet on Houston street.
The above DR.. perty for SALE will be rented to
good tenants Two-thirds of the purchase money can
remain bond and mortgage. Inquire at
sp2O If THE NEW HAVEN SAVINGS BANK.
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Frst-C1ass RESIDENCE for Sale,

FiFSt-ClaSS Residence for Sale.
49, OWING to contemplated change In business
'a location the ensuing fall, offer my residence,
lW corner Of East Grand and Ferry streets, for
sale This is by far the finest place in Fair Haven,
Lot 131x230 feet, well stocked with every variety OF
fruit in bearing condition House built Of founda-
sien stone contains ten rooms all heated by steam
also gas and water, stationary range and wash tubs
Large barn and carriage house accommodations for
ave horses gas and water; room for Large
aenRery and garden. Parties meaning business can
apply ON the premises.
ny31 tt FREDERICK W. BABCoCK.
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MARINE LIST.
E& PORT OF NEW HAVEN.
ARRIYEp-MAY 26.

ARRIVED-MAY
Sch John Fell Loveland, Georgetown, coal to NY,
N & II RR.
Sch 4ddis Sawyer, Cook, Calais, lumber to Henry
Herrison. w.
Sch Peter Ritter, Batewell. NY, iron to NY Nh
RR.
RI.
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piano For Sale,
Committee on Streets.


A MEETING of the Committee on Streets will be
N held at Room No. 10 City Hall Friday evening,
May q, at $50 o'clock
hearing will be given to persons interested in
the following petitions:
Market Street-Carbing and cobble gutter laid,
from James street to Mill river.
Ferry Path-Grading and curbing, between State
street and Castle street.
Monroe Street-East side, from Clay to Lombard
streets, grade and curb.
Anderson Streef-Between willow and Gamer
streets, grade and curb both sidee
Lombard street-1oncrete walk. north side, from
Ferry street to Monroe street.
BY order of the Chairman.
m26 1t OHAs a R. MOTT, Clerk
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SAD ACClDENT
MIR. OSCAR CRAIGG Blown Up by Pre-
mature Blast in the Rosendale Cement
Quarry-DEsTRUCTI OF an EYE
Its Subsequent Removal by
Surgical Operation.

Mr.. Oscar Craigg was foreman in a cement quarry
at Rosendale, Ulster Co., N. Y. By explosion
day in the quarry he lost eye-lost it totally. I'm
der impression that the matter less serious the
local physician told Mr.. Craigg that his eye
lost wholly, but could be saved by treatment. The
experiment was tried and failed. Worse remair ed
behind for he in danger of losing the other also
through sympathetic Inflammation. In this strait he
consulted DE-. David Kennedy, Of Rondout n. Y, VIII
told him the injured eye must be taken out to save
the other. To this Mr. Craigg demurred, and wept
back home in doubt. His local physician said: tco
to New York" To New York the patient emit, and
one of the most eminent oculists the ountry hav
ing Looked at the case, said: You have lost one eye
entirely 90 back and what you 20 save the
other" Briefly, Dr.. Kennedy removed the ruined
eye and treated Mr.. Graigg with 'Kennsdy Favorite
Remedy" build up his system, and the result was
successful.
DR.. Kennedy's great success as Surgeon is due to
the use Fsvorite Remedy" in the after treatment
Are you troubled with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
Constellation, or derAngemeEt of the Kidneys and
Bladder. then use Dr.: Kennedy "Favorite Remedy"
It will disappoint you DIR. Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy" for sale by all druggists MT eod4wlm
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PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS

Are difficult outside of Real Estate, except
with great risk
Our Ist mortgages Western Farms Cmprov-
ed and nuder cultivation), pay per cent and are
without risk
Hundreds of thousands of dollars have been in
vested through this office during the past ten years
in this class of securities without the loss OF one
dollar of principal interest and we do not hes-
tate to Recommend them without qualification. An
improved farm cannot burn up or blow away or
sink and is always the safest possible investment
Houses and land for sale exchange or for rent
in the city at Sayin Rock and Short Beach.
We solicit the of Heal Estate and the coliec-
tiGn of Rents.
HI. p. HOADLEY, Real Estate Dealer,
No. 1 HOadley Building.
-. ,-or,,r, my21