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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
PROFESSIONAL EaRbS.

a OARD-It should DO generally known thar
IA persons so unfortunsto ss to loee one or
more of their teeth need not wait weeks and
months for artificial substitutes aud endure 10"
convenience. dissgreesbl, changes in voice, "a
cisl expression, &C., but may have artificial
teeth made before and inserted Immediately af-
ter extraction Of their natural teeth. BY this
mode better adaptation, a moro pleasant ex.
preston and nesrer approach toward preserv'
ing the natural harmony OF toe fea.utes sro So
cured, and very much Of the rsn and difficulty
experienced in learning 20 use teeth arc ais,
avoided. have prscticed this mode suc eossfully
70. seven years, and having introduced it here,
would be glad to refer any one Interested to ps.
tionts who know oft from experience IntreatinE
the natural teeth my object is 10 preserve ovsr,r
one that time, patience and modern methods o.
treatment can save. The Use Of arsenic IN lie.
stroying exposed nerves is condemned by tn
more enlightened Of tho don.al profession
account os its turning teeth dark, inducing 40 e.
scess and finally the loss Of the teeth Che nervi
pulp, which ia the source Of lie TO the tooth.
ehould always be treated, whom exposed, with :.
view TO its restoration to health, u;o no chcaq,
alloys for filling; my fees arc much less than sr',
usually charged for tho ssmo clsss CT work.
Gold filing from SlJ0 up; other work ut pro-
porLionntely low rates.
W. DONNALLy, u, J.. s..
Graduate Dental Depart.
Univ. OF Michigan.
Cfico: Washington street, I'd door from 8. e.
cornsr King. al4-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

The Baltimore American says:
Mr.. Blaine Is SIS prominent figure in Amer.
icsn politics to dog rs Cl:y WAS 10 his own
epoch"
Yes. Int IL = vastly d:iferen. wsy, snd Tho
difference 10: in isvot OF Mr.. Blaine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS y EA1BrAx

CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS II EAIRFAX
COUNTY. Tho cats:r7a,iva 7oterg Of sli.
leEno0 Di:trc, icid moe!icr a. the Valley
school House. SATURDAY A.fi. 9 f5r tho pa
io52 OF Dnmias;lcg cl03i3atts fr tha district
o!lsej. Gud sIi2 10 cleo; delegates 70 the en-
?2a'l1n 20 20 held ut Fairfax G. Fl. MoutI.y,
April IS Il. 20 btmlna,e c1un,y ofi,rs G 20
Mason was l:ccd ctRi'm.1 sud n. IS NEWT
s:cretaly Of the meeting. hlr. Peter Pal;a q
made motion 10 roommate al he present
;1cu tc1!s, with the reception Ct Henry Ser!ir
Tho had teo!ac6 reIomiaslioo) SamEel
Psltt HaS romlDatcd fer c,0atab!a in his plgo:.
} d!' m lion wiH carried, unanimously, Mcs.rs
a. Z. h,rdSiGcot aod George Mason we're then
elected de:elatts 70 tha Convention. and ii ssTs
Wn. MOOT, pnd Rob:rs Wiley Alcrn.!,s
The meeting then adjourned
- meGtlG2 CT the conservative voters CT
i)faDcsvlIio District, held at Heradoo, Sa,ur,
day, April Oh 1881 John II. He1st WAS called
to the chair, and j. b. Coleman, elected Sc
rctary. o. motion. tho following district eff.
eE3 we're nominated: For Supervisor, j. B.
C1'omat; Just!o?s OF The Pesc,. Thomas T.
Garner. Richard Coleman aud Richard Jobr.
500; O7ersaer OF The Poor, George kena
led; Coatigtrs Of Roads, ". j. Ayeril, G..
v. Lr5cv aoh Johp l.. Gu1ne Coosta
Die. Il u. Mltscr. Tho following uar
p'adgen delegates were then elected TO rap.
reacu! The dis;ric! ia the convention to be
Asid at taiTtaZ C0urs House tho IS b Ct Anil
Ioout: Cagl Pailip UookeEi George Du!en
and jsmos Leigh, delegates and j. i. Cclc.
nan, George Sherman ard John B. Fortenuy,
altcrnatcs, OInot0n tho meeting adournei,
With r:qa'st that tha p.ocseaiDas be pub.
;'s:atd IN tho 6 =;ttc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

DERsONS BRINGING HAY to the city
l. will please taxa notice that owing to the
fac! that the Corporation scse3 arc not rs ysL
completed, that until further no!ica al hay Will
be weighed at Ai.cheson's coal yard, coIner
Fairfax and Duke streets. Ali hay brought t"
the city for sale must bs weighed and inspected
by the proper officer appointed by the City
Council. By order of tho Mayor:
Is. a. RUDD,
ap6-lW WeiQhar and 1nspe ctor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-16
MONKEYS.

The man who hesitates is lost. That
"a why Charlie Ross hestales about coming back.
--NeJ0 Orleans Pcdyinc.
A boarding house keeper, like the rest
ofus hns her weak and strong points--tho weak
point being her ten and the strong point the butter
"Are you full % inquired would-be
guest of a hotel proprietor during fair week.
YES" was the replyi SOS the hotel"-Quncy
Old umbrella and buggy tops are now
being utilized by ladies for theatre hats. The de-
mand for them almost equals that for confederate
bonds-0a CITY Derrick.
The remark ofan exchange that "many
ofour successful lawyers began life as preachers"
isgracefully corrected by one OF the legal gentle
men referred 10, who begs leave to state that he
begun life as an infant.
A Posey County justice concluded q
recent marriage ceremony thusly: "Them as this
court has fined together, let no man put asunder;
but suffer little children to come unto them, SO
help you God.-7o'edo american.
Surgeon-General Wales thinks that in
competent cooks are responsible for the great
amount Of sickness in the navy. Why doesn't he
Secretary to send them TO sea on board one Of our
ships 2-Nep York Commercial Advertiser.
"What shall get you to remind you OF
me while am awey2" asked fashionable Austin
young gentleman of his Intended "Do you want
think Of you when Flock at itr' "Yes, darling"
Then buy me monkey to play with. "-7erds
SVlinQs.
The Rev. DR.. Henson, the popular Bap-
fist minister OF Philadelphia, is considering q
$1,000 call to the F irst Baptist Church at Chicago.
A few years ago Dir. Henson delivered most popu-
lar lecture, the subject being Fools" and II was
his special delight 10 enter the newspaper offices
OF the places where he was TO hold forth and pre-
sent the editors personally with complimentary
tickets of admission. on which was contained:
"Fools. Admit one
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-16
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

There were no cases at police headquarters yes.
terdny morning.
A fight between the captain Of an oyster boat
and one Of his crew relieved the monotony of
things on the wharf yesterday.
The revival services at the NJ T. Church in this
city took the form OF religious conversations
and conservation meeting lastnight. Great interest
r. H. Havener, esq, general ticket agent of the
Washington and Ohio Railroad Company and his
wife, nee Miss Agnes McBurney, have returned
from their North efn bridal tour.
The Alexandria Telephone Exchange has become
an ASSURED success There are now twenty six
subscribers upon Its circuits and ten applica-
tons, which Will be filled at once, making thirty
six TO BIO connected before the close of the week.
A horse attached to wagon from the country
backed into some furniture in front of second :
hand store on Royal street yesterday afternoon,
aasniag ana scdeerdng ,d lot oil TN pans and
articles.
Two large locomotives-ono for the Memphis
Tennessee. Virginia, and Georgia Railroad-built
at the Baldwin Locomotive Works, in Philadel-
phia. passed through here yesterday over the Vir-
ginia Midland Railway.
Odd Fellows one of the Oldest lodges in the State
for the benefit OF that organization, was opened at
McBprneys Hall last night. The hall has been
handsomely decorated and the tables, tastefully
arranged, are laden with many beautiful and
valuable articles A gold-h headed cane Is TO be
voted to the most popular gentleman, and set OF
jewelry apd pair OF bracelets TO the most popular
young ladies' A large crowd was present. aud all
had most enjoyable time.
DIR. Heath Dulany, who returned from Alaska
last saturday, with his nephew, Colonel NJ. D.
Ball, died at an early hour yesterday morning at
the residence of his relative, Major John Chi
chester, In Fairfax County, whittier he went on
Monday The Doctor Sss for time assistant sur.
the war, and was a skillful physician and an &C.
complished and highly. esteemed gentleman. His
brother Mr. W. T. Dulany, died only week or
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-16
NOW y,r,, a,,crn, ,I,ruo,

NEW YORK, Nov. i5-Cotton easy; sales, 0Oi bales;
upands ii26c Orleans l2Sc consolidated net receipts
5000 bales; exports to Great Britain, 1853 bales
Flour-Southern quiet and steady: common to fair
EXTRA IS OOG S good TO choice do 60 0OG9S 80 Wheat
l@l9c lower closing dull and weak; ungraded spring
o. "a In store: ungraded red 81 26pl q; mixed winter
Il i06i iOl4 posted red, 81 i3tol ~ No. cred. Novem
Der. 81 13sDl Al; December, 81 i5(gl Al, January
81 4sl60l 49ts. Corn A0llac lower, closing dull and
weak, with less doing; ungraded, G0G69c; No. 2 No
yember GSagBs1ic; December 6gol January, 70yS
are. Oats dull and slightly In buyers favor No. 2,
47c Hops steadily held trade moderate; yearlings,
2122c. Coffee fairly active; Rio cargoes OdGnl2hc.
sugar dull molnsscs sugar. Td7J4c; fair to good rehn-
Ing, sSdsAo refined steady; standard A, 9,ec. Mo.
asses quiet; Porto Iico B0e05c; crop New Or
leans, 65GTSc; old do, 3Od6Oc Rice moderately active
and steady; Carolina, 5i4@7sic Rosn quiet at e 37i
az 40 Turpentine dull and lower mt 65c Wool about
steady and quie domestic fleece, 3i@lSc; Texas, 1900
sc. Pork--tash lots heavy and lower; options firm
Mddles dull aud weak; long clear, 9sc; short clear.
gc Lard 56p20c per cwt lower aud less active, clos
Ing weak at ell 52ls6pll co. November s1l 47Js6ll 5;
December ell 4766Dil co. year, I'll 41s@lI 57ls Janu-
AIRY, eli 87Js0ll 80 Freights steady; cotton, per
steamer, 5-326DI4d: wheat, per steamer, 416d.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-16

1Otne EultOr OF THE HEPuBLiCANi
A few weeks ago / obtained leave of alb
sence from my employment in the service of the
Government here. purchased first class ticket at
the Baltimore and Potomac depot and took my
departure for Atlanta Ca, the home OF my parents.
All the way down over the different roads was
class passenger, which my ticket called for, until
reached LULA station on the Air Line Railroad,
about sixty mine miles this side of Atlanta. There
changed cars and purchased a frst.class ticket
from the conductor OF the train going to Athens for
Athens Ga. Shortly after taking my seat in the
first class end OF the coach Qhere being only one
attached to the train was approached by this
same conductor, who had few minutes before
acted as ticket agent and told that must take
my scat In the second class end of the cur, 1.-THE
end for me and all my kind or class" and If did
not ho would put me OF of the train. offered
him my ticket, but he refused to take II. / then
inquired Of him If there was any complaint about
my sitting In the seat which was occupying, or Il
was offensive 10 any one. He said, " Mo- Then
told him was satisfied with my seat, and refused
to go into the other end of the car. He then told
me that at Gilsvlllc the first station after leaving
Lula, he intended 10 force me out, which he did.
in the presence of Messrs. Harry D. French, Of
French, Richards & Co., Philadelphia, Pa; A.
Graundy, OF Cincinnati Ohio; w. II. Heard mail
agent; Lensey Edwards and Newson Jackson. en-
ployees Of the same train; l propose TO sue the
authorities of the road and see II the law allows
them, through their agents and employees, to
charge passengers for first. class accommodations
and then, after receiving their money, force them
70 take second class accommodations and that
too, simply on account of their color.
J. G. HUTCHINS,
10l7 Twelfth street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-16
VIRGINIA NEWS.

A fast mail is to be placed on the Virginia Mid
land road at an early date.
Mr. A. NJ. Chamberlin, formerly OF Richmond
died In Loudoun County on the Sth.
Newport News Creek 10 TO be cleaned out and
widened, and will be used as harbor for vessels
Of light draft.
United States Marshal c. p Ramsdell, who was
dangerously gored by bull some time ago, Is re-
covering rapidly and is able 10 sit up.
meeting of leading Readjusters will be held in
Richmond on Monday next to discuss important
questions likely 10 come up before the incoming
Legislature.
Dr. j. L. Burrows, formerly of Richmond and
now of Louisville, KY, has accepted a call from
the Froemason Street Church OF Norfolk, and VIII
take charge the first Sabbath in January.
The recent rains have oxerted most beneficial
influence on the wheat in every part Of the State
It is coming on and growing beautifully. In some
fields II Is high enough 10 hide rabbit.
The work Of dredging the docks and river mont
ofthe Old Dominion whRryes at Norfolk has been
completed, and they arc now ready for the recep-
tion,of the two large steamers now building for
the line.
A oolored lad, named John Jasper, who engaged
in a sham battle in Norfolk County with another
with bird shot, died from the effects Of the shoot
ing on Saturday.
II is difficult to give the daily average Of pris-
oners IN the Manchester Jail. Sometimes there Is
ono, occasionally three but most generally none.
The place of city Iergennt Is one OF decidedly more
dignity than emoument
The annual conference Of the Methodist Epsco-
pal Church South will meet In Charlottesville to-
morrow. Bishop McTyelre 10 expected to preside.
number Of ministers and lay delegates LETT FOR
Charlottesville yesterday morning
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-16

Fifth Auditor Alexander has sub
mittod to the Secretary Of the Treasury his an
nual report containing an exhibit Of the business
transacted IN his Office during the fiscal year end
ing June 80 1881. The accounts audited include
the expenses and receipts Of the foreign service
tho internal revenue, disbursements by the dis
bursting officers Of the Department of State, the
Post-O Office Department and the Interior Depart
ment, besides numerous accounts under misoel-
laneous appropriations. These adjustments have
required the examination Of i02,O9s vouchers, ag-
gregating ssS7,S9i, 6H.9L The accounts Of
United States ministers show that s32l,-
1904 were paid for salaries, $50, 1860
for contingent expenses, and el,51iW for
loss by exchange making the total Of 1919, 81.
Official and passport fees were received to the
amount OF 81, IA, which, deducted from the total
expenses, shows the actual cost OF this branch OF
the foreign service TO have been S37i,lg017 This
does not include the accounts Of the Minister 60
Paraguay aud Uruguay, nor have any accounts
been received from the secretary Of legation at
Mexico. The report also says that the consular
service is not only scfsustaining, but contributes
in measure to the support OF the diplomatic
service, the excess of receipts over expenditures
being s2j.2i365. A table Is given showing the
amount collected aud deposited in each internal
revenue district and the salary and expenses of
each collector, together with the amount paid
storekeepers In each district The total amount
OF cash deposited was Sl27 T5516, exclusive OF
deposit of 1857, iGS2l derived from sales Of adj
hesive stamps and collections by stamp agents.
The expenses Of collecting the internal revenue
during the year aggregate &l137 SS35l
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-16
nnI,,morc s.cperni ,TnrLot.


BALTIMORE, Nov. i5.-Cotton firm and steady; mid
ding. ntSdliAc. Flour more active: Howard street
and Western superfne, 81 75d5 go do extra s. 750D
So do family 60 1907 so City Mills superine 81 900
20; do extra A. 0Oo6 so do family, 75C15 0e Rio
brands ~ 5O67 81; Patapsco family, S ~ Wheat
Southern steady and quiet; Western easy; Southern
red, q S5@l 49, do amber, 81 45@t 90 MOL Maryland
red 81 i9dl 49,; No. Western winter red, spot and
November 3 4o5lSl ao5s; Decembcr, y i2al fs'i;
January, 1901 4Gli; February, ~ IO'a@l 80 Corn
southern quiet and easy; Mestern auieS Southern
white, GSd!oc; do yellow, 6sld1c; Western mixed,
spot G77ic November. 6stc bid: December, G9GGss
January, 71S@7lIic oats ilrmer; southern Sh1p53c;
Western white 506D5lc; do mixed lS6fl0c Pennsylva
MIA, 40@52c. Rye dun al 81 coal C5; Hay hrmcr;
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, SO W
m25 co. Provisions quiet and frn mess pork, sl7 ~;
bulk meats-shOuldefs and clear rib sides, packed, 50
GlOc baCOnshouders, Dsc; clear rib Sides lie; hams,
l3a@liAc. Butter-Choice scarce and lrmer; West
ern grass, lSD2jc. Eggs firm and wanted Mt 2gp9c.
Petroleum duh aud nominal 15sC for refined, Coffee
duh and easy; Rio cHrgOcs ordinary to fnr, s@lc.
Sugar qulet son, l0kC. Whisky quiet and nominal
at 81 l5Js@l 10. Freights 10 Liverpool per steamer
quiet and firm; cotton, 3iG61Ad: Hour, Is per barrel;
grain 5@5'sd. Receipts-Elonr $3.50 barrels; wheat,
66OO bushels; corn 1900 bushels; oats 100 bushels;
rye, $50 bushels. Shipments-Wheat, 5000 bushels;
corn, l2,26g bushels. Saes-Wheat, $500 bushels;
Ig5 900 bushels,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-16

Judge Rayner, Solicitor of the Treasury,
has submitted an opinion TO the Secretary Of the
Treasury which is in conflict with custom which
has prevailed in the Department for great many
years, viz: To withhold the payment of salary
from any person holding Office under the Govern
ment who is indebted to the Government. The
opinion grew out Of case In New orleans, the
debted TO the United States rs surety upon the
bond of defauting collector of internal revenue.
The matter was referred to the Solicitor for an
opinion as TO whether the Secretary could law
fully suspend the operation Of the usage for an In
definite period. The opinion OF the Solicitor is.an
exhaustive one. lie takes the ground that, willie
the law allows and provides for Withholding the
pay of a principal who is In debt TO the Govern
ment, 1t does not apply TO an innocent surety.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-16
-
DISTRICT COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JusTIcE MACARTHUR - Cases
disposed OF yesterday: Van Wyck VI. stephens;
death of plaintiff suggested Trustees OF Louise Home
Va. Rives Judgment on award. Charlton vs.. Him.
ber assent of Intervening rent by court S3 Heschut
vs.. Roth; verdict for defendant. Assignments for
todayCaendar Nos. 49, 30, $40, 2i2 2i3 (3Sn), 81 TO
TO- al 2i5 49, 2is go 25i 252 25S 2 49, 267 25s $50
go, 28i, and 282
PROBATE CoURT-JusrICE HAGNER.-Estate OF
Thomas l.. Hume; petition of Annie s. Hume TO be
allowed To- be withdrawn and ,er remuneration filed
Estate of William Furnange; letters OF admnistrn-
ton issued 10 the widow; bond 5000 In James NJ
Edgar, guardian order reducing bond. viii of Cas-
par OfIenslen; order of publication issued.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-16
pnaix. CoIorIe,s Eaces.

Lank forms, hollow cheeks, and lack -luster eyes
plainly mark the debilltated. They show that the
blood lacks richness and the frame ygor, that
digestion and assimilation, twin functions, with
out the vigorous discharge Of which there can be
no such thing as stamina, are dlsordered and
weak To the feeble, inhrm, and lean Hostetters
were such necessary might be multiplied nd infn-
itum, to show that waning vitality Is but the pre-
face 10 exhausting disease and that In order to
interpose bulwark against the latter, vlgor must
be increased not only by Iudiclous nutrition, and
the selection of easily assimahle articles of diet,
but by removing that not easily surmounted OBJ
stace to health, imperfect digestion. For faulty
digestion the Blttes Is the most popular and
amply tested of remedies, strengthening the stom-
petite symptom. Moreover, II is astandard remedy
for chnls and fever rheumatism, constipation, and
billiousness. MWF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-16
THE LovER,s LEAP,

'Twos just before the mystery Of the night
Loomed through the dusky portals Of the East
The magic hour when bats begin their flight,
And winged vampires gather TO their feast.
Between him and the idol Of his heart
fence ofunplaned boards forbidding rose;
No hvoring seams invite tile climbers art
No friendly knot-holes tempt his tingling toes.
1.-THE loving are the daring shall I stop?'
The coward thought his ardent soul dentist
A mighty leap he takes, and on the top
His manly form quiverng object sits.
Nights candeabra flash nlong the skies.
"1Ie cometh not" she says; her fifth grows dim.
All, where Is he9 Prone on his face he lies,
Two doctors digging spllnters out ofhim.
-Brookiyn EuOLs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-16

Three-day bills,..... 4s56 Sixtyday bllls.." 4slh
WALL STREET GOSSIP.
=NEw YonK, Nov. Il, 10 n. m,-The rumors cur
rent on the street yesterday pertaining to the stand
Ing of the Tradesmen's Bank were exploded last
night, and IL WAS claimed they had been malicOusly
circulated by parties who were bitterly opposing Mr.
Berry, the president OF the concern, In the Metro
potan Elevated deal and litigation In the courts The
same parties have heretofore attacked the Shoe and
Leather Bank without success. both banks are
sound, and the rumor-mongers generally lndg-
nantly denounced on all sides last night The lead.
ing bulls thought the effect of these stories had
been pretty well discounted last night before the
Board adjourned aud that the market would DO
better n II should have u little more decline g. j.
Osborne, while entertaining this view, declared he
WAS not a bear aud believed In better market by.
and-by a little further reaction I've thought, would
bring In more business. The latter Is believer In
Minnesota aud Manitoba for investment, and says
the earnings ofthls road for the past eleven months
ffOm January November were equal to 10 per cent
dividends on the whole capital stock, and the net
increase was u 2,hsI IN THIS period. The windsor
Hotel bear party have not changed, ana Park says
he Is constantly selling the whole market on scale
Uutchings and Sage also continue 70 talk bearish,
The latter says the whole market Is mere roth, but
he Is selling puts New York Central at i5 for the
balance OF Vie year for per cent The railroad men
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-16
Toward the North Pole. Ngsr

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15.-The Stock Re-
port publishes extracts from q letter from an
officer on the Arctic relief steamer Rodgers,
the Rodgers had arrived the day before.
A sledge party was landed on the Siberian
coast, about fifty miles from East Cape,
with years provisions. The party received orders
to sedge the coast TO the north and west as soon as
the ground is covered with snow. The Rodgers
reached latitude 73o AZ north. No land was Visi-
BILE TO the northward, but southwark q flight of
ducks indicated land in that direction.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-16
REAL ESTATE.
The Omeiai Transfers ms Recorded Yc.ter.

day.
Mr.. ]. f. Olmstead presents the following transac-
tons In real estate in the District yesterday, re-
ported to him by the Recorder OF Deeds;
CITY PROPERTY.
On l. street NORTH near corner of Sixth street west
part of lot III by 10 fee), square 49, Robert IL.
Thompson to Frank r. Brownlng s7I5,
on First street west, corner OF street south,
lot 10 ga feet 90 inches by 100 ee square 600 James
s. Edwards, trustee, TO Ann A. Cornish, 81 1880
ON / street NORTH between Tenth and Eleventh
streets east subot II 6by Is eeD square 057 Thomas
Carter to susan A. Ruflin, $3.50.
on A street north, between sixteenth and Seven
tenth streets east lot COS feet by deph) square
1883, Burr II. Tracy TO Chesterfield Marshall, 800.
COUNTY.
William A. Gordon, trustee, to Walter W. Evans
part OF tract known as Pretty Prospect" county
~ II nm