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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-07

In London British consols were strong and lis
higher at 10O7i6 for money and 100sI6 for account
United States IS were Il higher at 1854 ii2s wero
3 higher at ll8iA. and Is unchanged at ll7is.
American railways were dull and generally prices
were lower, but Pennsylvania was an exception and
advanced from 60a4 to 704a7OS. The Bank OK
England lost $50 900 bullion on balance India
Council bills were allotted at isd decline per rupee
In Paris. French per cents fell from S3so 70
s3.154 1910 francs
A Philadelphia dispatch states that the stockf
holders OF the Bald Eagle Valley Railroad Company
met this afternoon at the Office Of the Pennsylyan'A
Railroad Company aud unanimously agreed to tnc
terms of consolidation with the Mosbannon and
Bellefonte aud Snow Shoe Railroad Companies
This gives direct control Of tho Snow Shoe Goa.
region, from which 800 tons Of coal are earned
daily, to the Bald Eagle Valley Road when
operated by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
The following securities to-day were sold ct tn'
Exchange salesroom
IN .hares Manhattan Gas Light COMPANY II rsi'e'
40 SHARES New.York 0as Light Company g
s8 shares Harlem Gas Light Company go. o5
I'D shafes Westchezt1r Gas Light Company. ~ a,oaA
lnA snares brooklyn Bank sA'''
p1ainee Einhaa<s memborshp ....,...s's"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-07

in trust funds sufficient for tue payment OF sucn
dividend. ,.,
The superintendent of the Standard Consolidated
Company reports, under date Of March rs, that the
east crosscut 900 level is In from shalt leO ieeI;
the west crosscut is 10 129 feet with face IN very
favorable formation. The total length OF east cross
cut 700-level is 573 feet. The south oriI
is in 161 feet, showing ledge feet wide. The total
length Of north drift No /. 3S5-leyel, Is ~ Ieet
from main east erosscut. Uprase No. o. north dfilt
3S5-leve is up 1S1 feet showing about 10 ieet OF
ore Upraise No. l. south drift, has reached heght
OF 10 feet the vein this point is IL feet vide
On the 550evel the vein IN the slopes 10 from IL 70
% feet wide. and tho 3S5eve 1t IS 20 feet wioe
The Executive Committee OF the North American
Mining and Developing Company has just received
a report from the confidential agent sent 70 CoiO.
RADIO several weeks ago TO measure the amomng OF
ore on the dump and exposed IN the fahny DarIet
mine, and to have average assays made, III OfussI
that they might decide whether the company would
he justified in building smelter no an early Gay;
The agent reports 500 tons OF ore In the sheds anu
1000 tons exposed IN the mine. beyond oil question:.
Average assays Of ore taken indiscriminately lTon
various points OF the 600 feet OF drifts at dinereh
levels yielded 1878 II, without taking into account
tie amount of lead, which Is large. The company
has resolved TO proceed at once win the erection VI
The superintendent Of the Hite mine of Cali
fornia reports under date of March %, that specl-
mems of ore taken from the lower level OF tne mine
have Just been forwarded TO the New-fork olhce OF
the company. The ore is Of tue same character ana
is fully as rich, that found IN the main bonanza
on the level above; this he considers cohciusNe
evidence that the Orc-chimney which proved OF sucn
great value on the level above will be met with on
the new level. The drift is being driven day ana
night, but it will take some time to expose tho ore
bodies. From the dip OF the chimneys w. me mhe
he thinks it almost certain that they will all come
together and form one large central body In ms
opinion. tho future dividends OF tho company WIZ
depend simply upon he capacity OF tho mlilsi lOO
stamps ought To be running at once, as the mine
can easily produce the ore necessary to keep them
going.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-07
MINES AND MINING.

WEDNESDAY,. April 6-P. NJ
To-days dealings In nliping stocks presented about
the usual amount Of Irregularities. and further
demonstrated how likely 1t is that that which
Is unexpected will be the event that happens
Traders generally prepared by the very favor
able reports concerning the character of the new
find in Hibernia which yesterday were tcegraphed
from the mine, for further advance in that mer-
curial stock. But instead Of any advance the price
declined from 100 to 1.1591.25. Silver Gill opened
strong and rose to 6s but final transactions the
price dropped to Sig against 5s yesterday, and big
Pittsburg. after selling at 3.05. declined to 3'4oe
$50. Little Chief and Leadville Consolidated,
while steady as TO figures. dropped out OF the list OF
active stocks. Chrysolite WAS dull, but d higher
at Ga. Moose suddenly was in demand and closed
strcng after large dealings, at 100 against LOU
Yesterday. Huklll remains quiet. but was cents
easier at 81. The COmstOck shares were uecldeulfi
fell from 2.05 10 1S0G1.S5, California declining
from 1.05 to ]. Among the California gold
Mines Green Mountain sold at 6's, and Cherokee
was weaker AT S5a10O. The queer operations ~
Silver Nugget were continued, aud the OLD STOCK
sold at 40 up TO so and down 10 80 cents, anu on
sellers option of thirty days as low as cents tue
new stock at the same time beng dull AT o39o -
cents Navajo again was weak and declined 10 10
losing all Of yesterdays advance. Inc markets
closed fairly active. but Irregular. ,--,,-. 80
The Ontario Silver Mining Comany adVeruses y
sixty-sixth dividend of 30 cents per share payable
April IL at Wells. Fargo q Co; transfers VII,
close April q. The payment OF thls dNldchu wiz
make the sum OF 80 35OOOO divided among tue coui-
pany's stockholders.
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Board auo Rooms.
East sit..

East Side.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
X2lk FEIE VII t E ,n c2,s At i've
nfstsi Jos est rF'lts ~. Eighth 40
92 ssq rgfg sG S ies ~
IOOl aud $500 Ih.ri lge ~ olcal troll ts~oay.
EXTRA large newly furnished rooms; also,
II single rooms WITH " without bo.ri iO' Last ssh st.
Madison rguatr and elevated station
FURNISHED ROOMS.-Elcgant rooms. single
and suite. SO Aa'.s'rave meals served by esnl
STH-lfSE.. 2j3, NEAR 2sTH-ST.-Large
- parlor AMI oeir,om Nljours handsomely furnished
for single gentleman Or gentleman AMI wife also single
= GRAMERCY PARK.-Frout sunny rooms.
siuele and on suite. with nrst-ciass boarL
81 EAST 22d-st.-To Lex with board large
- ana amau rooHl. all Improvements no moving with
reference.
West sids-
4 Private American family will let without
all convcuepccs and ood water &c House hrstcAss
Rcferences 2lU West Jgth -. near "a ave
DESIRABLE ROOMS. on THIRD FLOOR,
Dwitn boarii private family No 20 West l21ui 81 Ret
cnces required
ARGE, well-fuuishcd room to gentleman,
ioa ds.rabe O. Vest 9Gii,t
MURRAY NIL, 9TH aud G.h-lve., second
M qoT 59qt VII e @G PPM w, s S1,
desrng fuancu accommodations apply at above
address
TX WEST 43D-ST, NEAR 5rH-AVE.-
I'D tcr huo room. or an entire nco o. lei by the year
az very reasonable prices gcntlem'a only.
0I WEST 27rH-ST.-Sccond house west
Of nuadway. back and middle iarorA extra IN 'L'
and appoint all modern cOnyenirnce, 1athio1m at
tacho, small room on top hior
N WEST 10TH ST., rear 5th-ave.-Hand-
Il somrly furnished large second story mont room excel
cut BOARD terms moderate: 10 moving.
Board and Room, want.1
A GENTLEMAN wants good board in
n denrablr above 3Oth A. Please address with
references aud moderate terms a. g. " "0s West 23dst
5nmmer Re5orls.
COUNTRY BOARD. Anyone wishing good
~ board i3r .hs summer q duch healthy locality address
allen RIDGE, Cornwall, n. Y.-IIouse now
" open 40 Of ground gas water wood nres fresh
mutt aud vegetables milk, cartiAge sagea. &C. place
JAMES u ROE.
HEATH HOUSE, s<hooley's Mountain
sprngs n j. opens early In season. Send cir.
cuIar. J. wAkHEE CoLEMAN, Manager
nNE LARGE FAMILY can have the best
" OF board large ocean ave, by Addressing
Box 578. Eew.l.ondon, Conn.
Grnits ano feEocrs.
7 S. CONovER & Co,
u. Designers and manu- 'acturers OF
ARTISTIC CRATES AND RENDERS
BRASS OpEN fiRGPLACkS,
Brass ADdrous, Fire sets, sc
Architects designs executed OK eieuNe uosgns
Es!iiiistes furnished To architects and budora
WarurOoms, No. SOs Canalst, hewYorf
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9anhrnut Notices.

U,HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE that on the 4th
Gay q April ID issl wsrr,n, in eaDsrsltcy was
CITY In the County OF New add stste OF NewYork,
who has been adudged bankrupt bis petition that
the debts and delivery OF property be-
longing sach bankrupt % him for BIZ nae ana The tram:
ns OF the CREDITORS Of said bankrupt prove Their debts
ana 70 OF his estate VIII Do held
al court OF bankruptcy 10 DO holden No
Nav YORK ty before James Dwight esq register OF tho
ipth asy Of April, A. .. 1851, at 2o'c,cSt Pr p.vx
u g. Marshal % Messenger southern Dslrer NsvYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-07

bNAHh fNN
The president Of the Gold Stripe. Mining Com
many telegraphs from the mlne that tho Kerr tunuc
which has been running since last summer. has
struck the paw chimney of ore adding largely TO tho
value aud available reserves OF inc minr' ana that
tho mine has never looked better. lie new sui
phuret vein OF ORC ~ beng opened ana ttstcd.
l. N. TAYLOR autographed Yesterday from San Fran
cisco; d" Have Just returned from Cod Mountain
stoto Line mines developing beyond expectations.
Bottom OF deepest shalt shows increase III width
and richness OF ore. Work IA laying water-pipe and
grading mill-sto being rapidly pushed Large
amount OF ore dump. ready for mil. Oriental
and Miller Companies mines showing Tch aud cA-
lenslye bodies of ore, and have force OF men sink
ing shafts aud opening mines
4 Telegram AprIl A. from the superintendent of
tho Boulder Consolidated mine states that the ore
In the face Of west drt continues good that west
slopes ore - improving daily and that tho ore IN the
bottom of No. Wine is two feet wide aud will
mill from $40 to $50 per ton. - ~
The superintendent Of the Blg plts9 a., mine
ounces. Shipped yesterday and today eight tons OF
sccond-class aud seven tons OF iourth-cass. Have
reached northern line aud VIII start west along
north line tomorrow on a splendid face OF mineral
eight feet high. Have 10 work with extreme care,
on account OF bad roof. Will move engine to Lent
The manager of the Little Chief tcographed
April 8: Settled, l54 tons proceeds, $1,000 I;
RENTED $40 600 to-day
In another column will be found an announce
ment of tie Imperial Mining Company, tho pros
pectus of which has just been received. The pros
pectus shows that the company owns more than
300 acres OF Weli-dtNelOptu inluch OI
in Park County Colorado. Some OF the mines have
been operated for number of years The supply OF
ore is iDeKhaustibe, as all tho mines are assure
veins and 100 tons per day eau be shipped from
item in their present condition. The production
can be increased indefinitely. depending entirely
upon the men and means employed Nearly all Of
the mines can be worked by tunnel 10 depth Of
1000 TO 1000 feet. The ores OF nearly
all of them are yell-adaDted for smelling and Rre
remarkably uniform aud Of high grade. Two Of
the mines. however, are irec-millinR gold quartz.
| The company has determined 10 construct large
| smelling works at Alma, and 10 accomplish this
purpose as we'll rs further 90 develop and work the
mines has reserved 100000 shares Of its capital
stock in the treasury which now offered for sale
al SO per share All other stock Of tho company Ia
pooled aud cannot be sold until after May !, 1882.
On all treasury stock sold the company guarantees
a dividend of per cent year for five years from
the date OF It's sale, payable sem-aDnuailY by the
on the face Of every certificate issued that it holds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-07
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

LEADvILLE. Col. April 6.-Ihe fire IN the ChrySo-
lite workings. near tho New Discovery me broke
out again at a. m. to-day. All TIE men have been
Withdrawn from New Discovery. Boilers are being
ptit on no. Discovery and No. Chrysoliie.
Hibernla IS hosting large amounts oil very rich
Bullion shipments from the smclters for the month
Of March, 81. O97. $50.
j. b. Grant has been elected general manager OF
The Denver City machinery has arrived and is
being put up.
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MISS de BRIYN KOP5 and MISS KEITH,
WI NO "a EAST 39rH-5c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-21
SOCIETY NOTES.

Sir Edward Thornton has engaged passage
for Europe for himself ana his wife and lugh-
ters on steamer to sail July 9Th. Il IA aoso-
lu' ely necessary that they should be able to
ship baggage and furniture for their use IN St.
Petersburg IN time to reach there before the
Neva Is frozen. Such articles are never sent
tnither by rail- The legation Building in ST.
Petersburg Is not so handsome as that here
Mr.. Edward Thornton (son OF the minisJey)
will remain here In his present position as
attache to the legation.
Justice Harlan left here Sunday to Join his
wife and daughter at Princeton, n. j.. where
all will attend the commencement exercises at
the college. One Of Judge Harian's sons (he
mas Two who are students there VIII be the
valedictortan OF the graduating class.-MiSs
Lippltt. OF this city, Is visiting Mrs. Pierre
Bonaparte In Baltimore. Her step sister Miss
Dodge, has gone to Boston TO be present at the
class Day" festivities on Friday, the 24th.-
private letter from Paris mentions that Hon.
and Mrs. j. G. Carlisle, OF Kentucky, were
tnere early this month and were about to N AXE
trip In Holland and the north of Europe
Their intention when they left this country
was to return In July.-Mr. David Smith Z.
3 N. Who left here nearly two years ago on
the Nipsic, expected to be with his vessel at
Antwerp this month, where his wife, who has
peen with their little girl in Paris, was to join
him MIR. and Mrs. Isham Hornsby Will soon
leave the city for the summer. They will visit
her parents, Judge and Mrs. Black, at their
home "Brockie," York, Pennsylvania, and be
absent until October. Judge Black went to
New York yesterday tternoon.-Proresso
and Mrs. Hilgard have returned from their trip
to Canada.
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The New UtaltanIoan
WALL STREET TODAY.
The Decision in the Tefegrapb Suit.

NEW YORK, June 21.-The Posts financial
article Gao p. n. edition), says: The stock
exchange markets are rather quiet to day. L.
S. bonds are t1rm; state bonds are dull and
steady, While railroad bonds are generally
lower. The stock market, although, as we
write above the lowest prices and In tone
steady, Is nevertheless lower than YESTERDAY.
and in the first hour and half was decidedly
weak, prices then having fallen 4a2 per cent.
the latter Lake Erie and western. The recov.
cry since then has ranged from "a to per Ct,
tie latter Milwaukee and st. Paul com
mon. The decision in the telegrapn q
cases, OF course. removes existing obstacles to
the proposed consolidation. Although this is
so, and 1t is unlikely that new obstacles will be
thrown In the way, yet the stock has declined
since the decision became known, and ft looks
as II the decision had been discounted. The
Trunk line stocks continue to bs the weak
part OF the market, and the impression prevails
whether just or unjust to Mr.. Vanderbilt that
he Is keeping the trunk line trouble alive
for his own purposes In the stock mar
ket, and that other influential dealers
and spectators In stocks are for
bearing to disturb him In his purposes,
the expectation being that he will join them
for bull movement In the summer. In the
money market is the ruliug rate for call
loans. Time loans are to per cent Prime
mercantile paper Is 3a4% per cent. Currency
Is coming here from the south and west, ex-
cept from Chicago. The market for foreign ex-
change. While not active is firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-21
An Ex-Star Route Contractor Sues
EN.SeCOHd Assistant Postmaster
General Krady for S.sS05a

John \. Walsh, the ex-star route contractor
who brought suit In the District court several
days ago against s. p. Brown OF this city 10
recover $1,000, money loaned, brought suit
today in the supreme Court OF the District
against Thomas j. Brady TO recover s2s 052.
When Mr.. Brady was Second Assistant POST
master General ana engaged ia some OF his
Famous stock operations, he borrowed OF Mr.
walsh, at olnerent times, various sums OF
money, es follows: lS19, July 81. To cash
loaIeo-sl2,O00, and interest on that amount
nom November 18th, 1879, 20 November 18TH
1850. and On sI.95S from November 1880 tili
PAID. January 9TH, 1Ss0. To cash loaned
sl,20o and interest. April Sth, 1850 Cash
loaneC-Sl3,5 500 and interest; and May 2Oth
1850. Cash loaned-S5 400 and interest,"
Cre6its-Nov. Sth. $780, and Nov. 18TH, 81, 700
In this suit the papers are In the ordinary
legal form. showing no history OF the trans
action other than it was an ordinary case OF
money borrowed.
THE RELATIONS OF Mr.. BRADY AND Mr.. WALSH
In the past have been very Intimate. While
The latter was loaning the former the money
he noW seeks TO recover, the former gave 20
Walsh star route from Prescott TO Santa Fe.
and Increased the pay from 81, 500 co Sl35, 900.
The filing OF this suit by Mr.. L. G. Hine for
Col. Walsh, after Col. Totten few weeks ago
had filed a similar suit for Walsh against Mr.
Brown, may be accounted for by the statement
that MIR. Totten has teen retained with Shell
lsbarger and Wilson. by Mr., Brady and others,
whose names have been mentioned In the star
route business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-21
THE CORNELL CREW IN ENG
LAND.
sharp Censure Of the Henley Regat-
Ia Stewards for Their DiscOurtesy
to the American Oarsmeu.

LONDON, June 2l.-The Sportsman to-day
says: We are Informed that the stewards OF
the Henley regatta have acted most peculiarly
In regard TO the discussion OF the admission OF
The Cornell University crew. Members who
can claim 10 know anything about rowing have
carefully refrained from attending any OF the
meetings, and the public are coming 10 the
they might be accused of countenancipg the
discourtesy. Last Friday when the petition OF
me cornell crew TO enter for the race for the
visitors Cup was under consideration, only SIX
stewards attended, OF whom two voted In favor
OF The admission Of the crew. Lord Camoys
recently elected president OF the Henley regat-
"a. whose casting vote alone admitted the Cor
heil Iour TO the race for the Stewards Gun
voted against the admission OF the crew for the
race for the Visitors Cup The Sportsman
continues as follows: II rowing members have
really held aloof, their conduct is even more
coDtemptb!e than that OF the stewards. The
entire matter is positive disgrace. and we are
ashamed that English notions OF fair play
should be rendered liable TO such aspersions as
Americans may very Justinaoly indulge In over
the affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-21
THE MAHSEIGLES AFFAIR.
INDIGNATION i'm Italx

LONDON, June 21.-A dispatch from Rome 10
the Times says: 1t is impossible to describe
the indignation the Marseilles affair has caused
here. The chamber OF deputies received with
lIonical comments the statement OF Signor
Mancini minister OF foreign affairs, that the
conduct both OF the Marseilles authorities and
the italian consul had been perfectly correct.
ana that they had done their utmost TO prevent
c1Dl added that he lad sent instructions to the
italian ambassador, in order that the most en-
ergetic measures for the protection of Italians
might De taken, and he did not doubt that the
French government would be Interested I'm pre.
venting acts calculated to disturb the good re
latfouS between the two coupfrias
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-21

BALTIMORE. June 2I.-virgin.s skies. ccnsols,
s5A do second series, a; Co. new en-forties.
BAIf!ESKE. Ii II Sf June 2l-ootton ste.dy-uid-
ding ding II. Flour d firm and unclaimed Mhea
seuthern red. i. 2sai27; DO: sn.bsr. 2Ssi. 81
fS wSer1 tnS SseT Sss ss spot and ygne a
SPOT easier and opiion: steady and fsaas
August. 56H; steamer. So; oats I9wer-western
easier. i6ssi o. Hay dun snd uncSansed & Ls' Pro u
visions quiet and unchansed Butter hrmafreeh
ienm' i' un changed. oones ar1n and aGiet-Rio car,
Ssara5y o fat, g5 asar
SasSsIs corn 10 ses bushels; N oass. i5SsS
isoS bushels 'S eorn g. oss bushea saies
wheat .3I6, $50 bushels; corn. 81. 600 bashels
sod On day q % g otfn.
b.EIs ID S9%%RHty. and sG5d * fo5 Is per bushe
s,sK. E1cbange55lons. 4s4 short. lS6. Gov.
REV Y1Rk YSSRsft and uhe n 2our
apioetS oSDSS Tseat jSns Sas a 5IwfT Corn a
S2N; Atlantic and Great Western seconds s6
Erie, 40; ID do 1E, second consoIs I0Sh. h NewYoEk
for money, IOOS1 for the account. lGO4. Atlantic
and Great Western drst mortgage trustees certih-
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current In New
York to-day at 2:3o p. M. as reported by b. II.
Dodge. Of 6ss 18th street. By special wire:-
YORK Central. I46 Laie Shore. ui274s; Michigsn
Central, lo; New YORK. Lake Ere and wessrn s.sI1
PelsxaTs Laekaxanns and Western I225.; New New
Reading. -; NSrthxestern l25ss; do. preferred.
and Pacihs teS; do. p,e'sEres 9sh; n,s1, Un,oH
and St Jo sax; do pFe's1red W 8. koas sno
DO. rreierred. -. Pacific Mai. s2a; Q; o. and
preferred, @; DO; nrst preferred; -: Sentral
Ohio. s6X: Louisville and Nashville. IOt,s Nash.
ssss; M.n6.ttsn Elevated; 2S; iILinOi. osST.i.
bia 8 s6 bonds, 49,: 49,; Chicago. burlington and
Ct Paul and O 0mah., 4sh; DO: preferred. 1885: Q.
G. and ss; Ere and Western. 6S,s Chicago.
Ohio Central. s6k; Texas Pacific, 6eK; Texas
Closing Government Bonds-o's extended, loss
s; ts issi isaS sasoss coupons.
extended. I.0lxaL Olx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-21
The Washington Monument.

sToNfs COMING FROM SIAN AND NEBRASKA.
The president OF the Washington Monument
association has received q letter from ID. b.
SicEels, ex-consul at Bsnkok. Siam, who has
just been recalled The letter states that the
King OF Siam sent by the writer a stone to bs
placed In the washington monument This
stone is from the hills OF Korat, and is
now IN New York. Col Knox, OF that city, is
superiLtendisg the work OF Inscription for &c
and hen finished the stone will be forwarded
70 this City. a letter was also received
to-day from the president OF the board
OF public lands or Nebraska. This letter
stated that the legislature OF Nebraska, by act
OF March Sd last, appropriated s., 600 for a
stone for the washington monument. This
stone Las been prepared ana is now on Its way
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-21
The RuiIding Roatn

Building permits issued by Inspector Entwis-
tie: j. Ii. Weber, erect a two-story store, Mary
land avenue, between sth and 9Th streets north.
east; SO 200. Ed. o. Graves. repair frame north
s2,5oG. Michael Tally, repair brick, Sl7 18th
street northwest; $500. Catherine Z. Edwards
erect two story dwelling, 9th, between and
NJ streets northwest; $1,000. Charles II. Paine
erect two-story building, Bridge. between
Frederick and Fayette streets, Georgetown.
S4C0. First Baptist Church solomon II. 1ornax.
trustee, erect church building southeast cor.
GEORGETOWN 81 600.