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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-01-27
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Mauck, ninth United States cavalry, u'eI
yesterday at the residence Of Captain Tobin,
in this city, of consumption. His remains
will be inferred at 10 o'clock n. II. 10.
morrow, with military and Masonic honors.
He was well known in this department, he
having been on duty in Texas and the Indian
territory ever since the war. H was hon.
ored and loved by all who knew him. He
leaves q loving wife and three children to
mourn his death.
The city council meeting this evening
elected nearly all the old officers. Russell
Norton, for treasurer, was elected in place
Major Mjnty
The international is now about five miles
from the city.
The city is full of trsmps, committing their
deviltry almost nightly.
General Vincent left for New Orleans to-
day for duty in that department.
Rainy and drizzling tonight.
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tomorrow

Representative Upton wss eycused on scs
count of sickness.
The reading of the journal was dispensed
with.
Representative FinlRy withdrew his mo-
tion. made Yesterday, 10 reconsider the vote
on the foreign labor bill.
Petitions and memorials wore presented
and referred as follows;
By Representative Mztthews--A counter
petition from the citizens Of 9rayson county
10 the legislature, not to prohibit ,h fgie Of
li1uor in Pottsborough
By Represer i've t'aiT;- "A petition T.
ohango lie limo Of holding court il .he
t0lnty-eighih judicia. district
BY Representative Aompsins- petition
from Booth, David and LeCro, competing
an association Of spiritusllt liberals al
Waco, asking the legislature to repeal the
law taxing fortune-iellers, mesmerists, clair
yoyan,s, and 10 regulate the practice Of
medicine.
By Representative Matthews-A pstiti0n
from the citizens Of Grsyson county, 10 ex-
empt land in cities for Horticultural and
agricultural purposes from taxation.
BY Representative Gaiiher--Apctition from
the citizens of Austin, 10 hsve East avenue
the eastern boundary of the city.
Bills and resolutions were preseEted and
referred Ms follows:
Represeutatiye Mari offered resolution
that each member be allowed 70 take twelve
daily papers per. day st 3 cents each.
Adopted.
By Representative Csyen-A bill repeating
The law paving election officers g day.
By Representative Bruce,of Johnson--A bill
70 attach part Of Hin county 10 Johbson,
and define the county iiDe-
By Representative Bsry-A bill 70 sscer-
tain the amount due teachers, not before de-
tsrmined on, and 10 provide for the payment
Of the same.
BY RspreseniAtivs Ksndsll-A bin
amending the article providing Tor The
transfer Of civil cssef 70 Justices courts
By RspresentAtive StringfellOg-A bill 70
provide for the appointment Of = cOmrnis-
siguer Of railroads snd telegraphs, prescrib-
ing ihsir duties, defining Ohenses snd pen
alties.
Bv R.pressntsiive Grsy-A bin eEtsntinl
the seboisstic age q siEteen years.
Bv ReDreseniative Iempleton-A bil
suerfinr the isg V change venue
Bv Ror-asentafivs Llsbstt-A bill regulst
inr re wharf compsuy Of Galveston.
b. Rap-esertstiVe Bsker-A bill nskir'
fts flsi Il April, 4ib Of - snd Al slsctiol
dsvs lersl holidays.
b. Rerrsssristire Psddot<A bil pr0
h.titirr irzilrosds making sresssivs shsrgs
On frei-ft1
By Rsr-sssntstivs Bsrry-A biIl regulsi
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Senate.

Washington, Jan. 25-Mr. Lamar, from
tue judiciary committee, reported favorably
with amendment, the house bill 70 divide the
state of Louisiana iuto two judicial districts.
Mr.. Edmunda, from the Judiciary commit.
tee, reported back the resolution of January
u, 1880, instructing the committee to inquire
and report whether any discrimination or
difference Of treatment has been made in
the settlements with certain south
ern Tailwsv companies, under the act of
February 27ln, 1875. proy%ding fora settle-
noe I OF the matter in dispute. he stated
that the commissioners had hesrd tho exec
ut;ve officers of the government, and counsel
for particular railroad company interested
on the question, and were of the opinion that
no discrimination or difference Of treatment
under the law had been made with respect
TO contracts by the executive officers.
Onmotion of Mr.. Edmunds the committee
was discr Prged from further consideration of
the subject.
On the conclusion of the regular morning
business MIR. Logan renewed his motion of
the previous day to postpone the pending
order to take up the Grant retirement bill.
He said he did not propose to discuss the
motion further and asked for vote.
Mr.. Lamar spoke at some length in favor
of the motion, saying he thought Il emf
nently proper that the ex.presidsnt should
retire from active political life, an1 equally
proper that he should be- enable 20 live in
pecuniary independence
The'senste then proceeded to vote on Mt-
Logan motion to take up the b III
The motion was rejected-25 0 ZS, party
vote except that Mr.. Lamar paired with Mr..
Davis, of Illinois, and voted wit The repub-
lcans.
The vote was identical with tuat which
was taken on the previous Dag on the
same motion, except that Mr.. Bruce, not
then present, voted aye, and Mr.. Mcpherson,
who then voted aye on the republican side,
was absent to-day.
On motion of Mr.. Pendleton, the senate
bill appropriating $500 600 for the compile.
ton Of the tenth census, WAS token up and
passed.
The senate then resumed consideration OF
Indian lard in severalty bill, the question be-
ing upon Mr.. Hosr's amendment, comforting
citizenship on Indians receiving lands in
severalty under the act.
After long debate the senate, without &C.
ton on the amendment, adjourned.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY rELEoRApH.
Destructive Fires Nt Marlin ana Bren
ham-Death OF an Army Officer az
san Antonio - Ira Il. Sadler
Paraly"ed, Etc.. Etc.
Galveston Items.

NuAVeStOh AuemS.
Special to the Herald.
| Galveston, Jan. 25.-The re- e-election o.
General Msxey was very favorably received
here.
The deep water committee held a meeting
last night and agreed on q memorial to con
gress and the legislature Of Texas and the
western states. The following dispatch from
Congressman Reagan and Price was read:
"We think The delegation would do good in
the way OF agitstion, but believe nothing
more could be accomplished this
session." In consideration of this
TACT and the city council being
prohibited from making appropriations by
the charter from the special reserve. no del
egation will be sent TO Washington, but
measures will be adopted to bring the jn,-
portance OF deep water more prominently
before the next regular session of congress.
The meeting was SHINY attended, showing
but little interest in the mogemeat.e
A counter petition is being circulated
among business men and shipping urging
the legislature not 10 pas the bIll introduced
by Mr. Finlay, prohibiting sailors and
crews OF vessels from working beyond a
ships tackie. The petition sets forth that
passage Of Inc bill would be detrimental 10
commerce and the shipping interests oil the
port generally.
Theodore Risen was held to bail in the sum
OF 500 for his appearance at .he next term
Of the criminal court.
During the qusrter ending December 81,
1880, Sl6G, 1913 81 duty were paid on steel
rails imported at this port, and SCI, l39 81 on
iron rails.
The sales of seats for Strsckosch- -Hesse
opera are going off rapidly.
Entered-schooner Fred j. Collins, from
Wilmington, loaded WITH railroad iron; Ger
man Brig Bessel, from Rio Janerio, with $50
bags of coffee; steamship. Harlan fro m Bra
shear, general cargo; schooner Jefferson,
from New York, general cargo. Cleared -
German ship Julius, for Liverpool, with
1854 bales Of cotton; value, S2l8618; Nor
wegan bark Kerscr, for Liverpool, with
l,3O2 bales Of cotton: value, S73, ,595; steam
snip Hsrlan for Indisnola, general cargo;
schooner John Q. 5weeny, for Philadelphia,
with Ia 4l3 bales ofcotton; Daniel Goas and
l.. d. Tidbury, Corpus Christi, with railroad
iron and locomotive machinery.
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Destruclive.Fire at Marlin

Special to the Herald.
Marlin, Jan. 25.-Lsst night about two
o'clock Stusr's opera house WAS found to be
on fire. La ten minutes the entire building
was wrapped in flames. The upper story
was used as public hall; the lower story
was occupied by Stuart as saloon, and j..
A. Solomon, Us dry good store. The
building has not long been finished and cost
$4,000; insured for $4,000. Solomon's
stock was a remnant saved from fire in De-
cember, and worth about $1,000. The fall
ing of the west walls of the opera house
crushed in thereof of two stores belonging TO
John Rimssss. One was occupied by Rimassa
AS restaurant, the other by Il. II. HALEY
ss market. The damage was about 50 000;
insured for $1,000 Adjoining the opera
house on the east WAS barber shop and the
news depot of Christopher 81 Attoway, both
Of which burned. Most of the stock of the
latter was saved, though damaged
by removal. They are covered by insurance.
r. .. Nettles, j. w. Perkins, w. r Branch
and Frank and Simon we're very much dam.
aged by removal OF goods The total loss
will DO between $4,000 and $4,000 The
origin OF the fire is shrouded in mystery.
When discovered the lower rooms Of the
building were so full of smoke il was impos.
sible TO tell where tho Ere hogan. The flames
soon reached combustablB m6teriais about
thess'sga Of the hall above, thence through
the roof with fearful rapidity. The opera
hall was au ornament 10 she town, and the
pride not only OF Mr.. Stuart but Of our citi
Zens
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A CAR ID.

tits not at all necessary to coll the atteh-
ton OF our esteemed fellow Citizens 10 the
fact. but IL should perhaps lie stated for the
BsneGr of Strangers Within our Gates, mat
orr Present Reduction Of Prices extends 70
Every Line of Fall md winter wearing
AppareI. aud materials for tho same, Tor
Men, Women and Children; as well, aiso' as
Carpetg and Housekeeping Goods, IN single
a5vertlsemeMt, we could only Display Every
thing we Have Marked Down, ny the
nnrchaee and use of 81 much space that the
readers of the HERALD would find Nothing
Else OF consequence in that issue, and our
Apoirclupois "Ad." prove too much OF a eooo
Thinr: the which Intelligent People Prefer,
as we think, to have In the Smaller Doses Oh
Double Half-Column, flauked by the News OF
th. DAY. We trust, therefore, that Visitors 10
Dallae. when in want of Anything to Wear or
Use. In one or another of our combined lines,
win mt themselves TO the slight trouble ot
ascertaining If Just That Article Is not to be
found among the Great Number of "The
Marked Down Things,'' as aforesaid. 1t
is our wish, al way to have Strangers Gail,
without any thought of securing that patron-
age which they Will certainly bestow accord
ing to their own good judgment and pleasure,
and 10 them we extend, at all times, cordial
Invitation to accept the hospltal!ties Of The
"HoUsE OF SANGER"
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Houston Items.

Special 70 the Herald.
Houston, Jan. 25.-Perfect dearth Of news
in this city.
A Post special from Georgetown says that
Hon. Ira B. Saddler. representative elect
from Brown county. was seized with paralysis
at the hotel supper table, and pas subse-
Qusntly died.
Eugene Hall, who deliberately murdered
one woman and wounded her companion at
Georgetown, has been tried and given the
ridiculous, ,sentencs Of eleven years.
A school. sn old rookery, AZ Brenham, was
burned this morning.
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ST. Louis, Jan. 25.-Colonel Mutt Of Chi
cazo. representative Of the Mexican railway,
Of which Thomas Nicholson, OF Boston, Is
president, has returned from FL Psso, on the
Rio GrAnde. whittier he went 10 determine
where the road should cross that river. This
he decided. and also secured over
ten acres at FL Paso for a depot, shops, etc,
for the road. Colonel Mutt says the engi-
neers Are nov in the field surveying the line
" Chehuahua, and thence 70 the City Of
Mexico, and that trsk-lsying south Of II
Paso will probably be commenced BY April
lst, or o. soon a. the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fee rosd cross that point.
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MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.

Governor Roberts family is suffering Sc
verely from diphtheria, five of them being
confaed in bed, including Mrs. Governor
Roberts
Representative Tompkins was the only
white man in the house who held to his
pledge and voted for Davis.
Governor Throckmorton says he will re-
main here for several days yet.
Mrs MohI, the HERALD's Washington cor
respondent. leaves Tomorrow for Washing
ton via Houston.
A brilliant operate concert and general
literary entertainment took place here to-
night. Several pupils from the blind asylum
participated, with The highest credit to all of
them,
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weatherford Itcms.

Special to the Herald.
Weatherford, Jan. 25.-DisirIct court cd.
journed Saturday. No conviction higher
than for misdemoanor. True bills found by
grand jury, ni1ety. County court Is In
session to-day; very little on the docket.
Cotton is s;ill unpicked.
Our county is being rapidly settled up, rs
Is evidenced by the large qusntity Of public
and school land that has been fled upon
during the winter.
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Washington, Jan. 25.-The senate amend
ments TO the military academy appropriation
bill we're, on motion of Mr.. Forney, Of Ala
bsma, concured in.
Mr. Cobb, of Indiana, from the committee
on appropriations, reported back the bill
providing fof the Discrepancy in appropria-
tions for interest on tho 1856 loan of the
District of Columbia for the fiscal year end
ing june 80, 1881. IL approp
ates Sl62 1863, cne.halt TO
raid out of the United States treasury aud
oue-halt out of the revenue of tire District Of
Columbia for the current fiscal year.
Tho bill was referred to the committee OF
the whole, there briefly considered and re-
ported back 20 the house, where itws
passed.
Mr.. Reagan gave notice that he would,
on Wednesday, call up Tor sctio1 the resolu-
ton heretofore reported from the committee
on inter-oceaDic canal.
The house then, at 1885, went into COM
mitteo of the whole, Mr.. Carlisle of Ken
lucky, in the chair on the postoflice appro-
priation bill.
A number of amendments, proposing TO
increase various items Of the appropriations,
among them one for special postal facilities
over the st. Louis, Iron Mountain & South
ern rsilway,sud one for inland transportation
by steamboat routes and for starroutes, were
proposed and rejected.
The committee srose snd reported the bil
10 the house. when it was passed.
Mr.. Spoer, Of Georgia, from the COM
miltee on elections, reported the resolution
in the CONTESTED election case Of Yeats VS..
Martin, from the first congressional district
Of North Carolina II declares Yeats, the
contestant entitled to bis seat, and together
with the minority report, was ordered
printed.
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Cronkeh Politicians.

Omaha, Jan. pa special to tie Horsld
from Lincoln, Neb, says ofthe United States
senatorial contest in Nebrasks that The indi-
cations are that there will be a legislative IN
vestigaiion into the means by which The iu-
terest of certain candidates have sought 10
be advanced. The chhrgo has boon mhde
that money WAS offered yesterday 70 SEVERAL
members TO vote for cersain ctudidates.
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Tyler Items.

Special 10 the Herald,
Tyler, Jan. 25.-FedsrAl court adjourned
to-day. Judge Merrill returned home on The
evening train.
The negro Dick Houston. arrested for at
tempt At srson, has besn discharged, proving
the charge sgsinst George Turnbuh ct Al,
falsa
Cotton is coming in rapidly. IL The large
amount II At is vet in the held can be gstn-
cred It viii sdd greatly 70 The shipmsntsiron
ttis county.
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Nashville, Tenn, Jsn. 25-Sens,or Bsi-
lsy's nsms has been Withdrawn rom ne
ssnstorisl contest The following is TIE 27th
ballot Maynard, ~; r. T. Taylor, 81
Bright 3: Samuel Wats0n, 2 q. W
Jr-r. 2. Nsfhsa fr.rd0u. 1;
Rsss. 2. Judge r. 5. C4ulhaIs. 2; william
Rsndalrh. / +. Jorisn Stokes. J. W. g. WIZ
lharn. /: East !. tnd Eihfridgs J. The on
~s-.tdr tbsn took recess tiil 3 2. m
Ire 28lh bsliot STOOD. A-ynsrd. ~ IaT-
lor. 81; scstering 9; ecafsa1T % g choies
1s Ths csuvention aliournei tli t0-1nor-
r0r. Both parties are ssng1ias oi tha
rssut
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Cleveland, O., Jan. 25.--The message of the
president of the Grand Lodge Independent
Order of B'nai Birth of the second district
was submitted Of thc annual session here
Saturday. 1t says If the Roumsnian Jews
emigrate TO this country they should be eI-
coufaged to become agriculturists. The
message regrets the sudden chanse that has
taken place IN Germany within the past
year and which threatens that country with
q century's retrogradstion.
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court before Judge Bryan Saturday. This was
the first of the cases growing out OF the cleo
ton of last November that has come 10 trial
and they excited considerable interest. The
Jury is composed of nine whites and three
colored men. After remaining out all night
they returned verdict Of not guilty.
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ing the manner of taking testimony in civil

ing the manner Of taking testimony in civil
CESS.
BY Representative Gaither-A bill amend =.
ing the act providing for the sale OF public
lands.
by Representative Wurbach.-A bill
amending the law regulating appeals.
By Mir. Evaus-A bill regulating fees Of
county judges; also providing that no con-
victs snail be hiced out cheaper than free
labor.
By Representative Matlocl1-A bill Great
ing five land districts in north Texas
The report of the committee on county
I bbot,ndaries was favorable on the bill attach
ging Edwards county to Uyalde for judicial
purposes.
Toe report on the bill relating to public
weigner recommended its passage.
Judiciary committee No. l reported on
the bill amending article 800, criminal code,
recommending tnat it do not pass also un--
favorably on the bill amending the law pro-
viding for the time of holding county courts
for special business.
On bill amending the law Furnishing officers
for misdemeanors; recommending its pas
sage.
Reported favorably the bill regarding the
amendment to the law for change Of venue.
Ohuer ContnibIees IcrOrbeu on VhrloUH
bills, which we're ordered printed before fur
ther action h taken
The prime al business on the speakers
tsble was sene..e bill No. "a, which was re-
ferre1.
The house then went into election Of a
United States senator.
Representative Halnes nominated S. B
Maxey with an elegsut address to the NOM
bers; Representative Stewart seconded tne
nomination.
Representative Evans nominated E. j.
Davis.
Representative Hutchinson nomina-
ted j. W. Tnrockmorton, and
express d himself in u most
eloquent manner. Representative Smith, OF
Titus, seconded the nomination of rhrccli-
morton, with few appropriate remarks.
Z TIE bslloting began with the Col'0wing
result: Maxey, 81; Throckmorton, 81; Davis,
is; Reagan l.
The house, then adjonrned until ten o'clock
Tomorrow.
U. S. SENATOR NANCY RE-ELECrED.
On the first ballot Msxey WIS elected. In
the house Throckmorlon received S4; Maxey,
Al; Davis, 5; Reagan, l. In the senste the
vote stood: Throckmorton, 8; Maxey, %;
\ 5is l.
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wmhing.on, Jsa. 25-rhe senate, executive
session lorffusi the following APP
y kointmSfis: j. r. Burke. collectot of Gus
s,ns, Mobile Jonn w. FerriIl, collector OF
AznAl revenue, sixth district Kentucky
vcbsrd q. Kerns, register OF la1d Office,
ysckson, Mississippi; j. w. Gordon. post
'rn.stsr. AlexsDdriA, Louisiana
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Bondon,Jsn. pa private telegram from
Chill ssys Lima Surrendered unconditonsliy
sftsr Chorillas, BsrTaca and hirstores bad
been taken and destroyed, vith gres.
daughter.
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Hsrrisburr. Pa. Jan z5.-Auothsr insf-
fsrtusl ballot vas taken 30 ore was sisc,s5
t,-7sr II sensior. Tns c1nVrriiOa then 81
irurre1 CIl t0-norrOn- Irs bslloi r1sulisd
- frriors- Wsnsce. e. OIvs1, 81 6rOs.
fr. HsaslL 4. ncNeagh. 2; BsIrd, / SnoF-
al. !; Arnsr, ]; Alison, ]; Curia, J. ~
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Nashville, Tenn Jan. 25.-In the conven-
ton Yesterday afternoon one vote was taken,
resulting ss follow: Maynard, "A Bailey,
lg Harrison, 6 Bates, 4 Smith, ; X. ;.
Tsylor, 2 Muse Gillem WAtes, 4, and
scattering s.
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Special % the Her.id-
Brenhsrn. Jan. 25.-Thls morning about
seven O'Clock, Ere broke oai IN The rear
Of one Of the old h11ses ussd ~ public
school. AZ i vas frame, rsry % snd or,
u vas soon des roged- Ihe tre engine
sr-irad j. tire % ssvH ths on n1uses-
Ti,s Lon j. abort $50 insursncs 500.
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pe.,h OF Rer(w. z. Kinnon.

Special to the Heraly.
Brennan, Jan. fI.-Rev. WIZ. kinnon
q well known f9thodis. preacher. died
ppeu-nonia AZ Independence yesterday
morning, sged about rs gears. BE had been
connected with the ministry about thirty
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Esr York, Jss. IA L01doa dispatch
ds,sd Jan. z1. dslssed fy storm, vhieh can't
1, bsnd to-dsr, confirms TIE death q Soin
rrn. fhs sCt1r.
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Psis Js-. z5-Esvs has been rscsivsd
49, 50 sts P--u-isns lo-t ss-sufY guns IN
ths baftls ol CrafIiIlas-
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n Jan. z5yThs trial Of
| frhifs) 3 ciEzsn of WI
I, cts.1ss viih voting ~ioe
, tbs Uriisd si.iss dist5ci
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spsoisi D. fbs Herald
sn Arto1io, Jan z5.-Aeior Cls-sncs
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SANGER BROS,
MineOla Items.
DALI AS. TEXAS

Special to the Herald.
Mineola, Jan. 24.-Goon Brown shot and
Totally wounded Bill Bsteman at II o'clock
to-day, a charge Of bird.shot taking effect in
the neck and face
The rightof-way agent for the Missouri
Pacific extension from Greenville was here
yesterday and settled the mooted QUESTION
awhere will the 6apot be?" He agreed to
locate the depot near the Texas & Pacific,
and probably the three roads will be united
at the Uniop depot If the citizens viii guar
ante ..hIo right-of.way through the county
Id town. No trouble is expected in getting
sssnrss- 70 the agreement. Real estate
- boom. Fancy figures are
which few months ago
ere song. The boom is
cemetery with
highly re-
nty, we'll
on Market
end The
that he
lthird
lar