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National Republican., 1883-03-01

n icnced by regard for his personal safety
prosecution had steadily refused to ac-
e t his offer until the night he came TO Mr.
tricks house, and had then given him dis
IL iNctly to understand that he must plead
mb blty, and had no favor to expect.
Mir. Merrick asked the witness reason for
be oming government witness.
1he witness said the first fact was tho ar
uanont of his counsel In the last trial then
u 4rsey, as IL suspecting him, came to the Jail
M threatened him with those letters Again,
hi wife told him of the condition of his office,
luN unon irspcction he CO.., that s5ias Siis
hNl "gonc through" It. Convinced that he
hd been deserted, and that IL was Dorsey's
pJIiposc to get him out of tho way he then
all there resolved TO 30 over to the govern
III mt, and in pursuance Of that resolve went
toI Iscc Woodward. Although witness did not
Sc II Brady go into Chamberlin's knew that
h1was there from conversations with Dorsey
bclcro and after the meeting. Dorsey caused
hill III TO prepare list Of fines and deductions
ta ing IL with him to Chambcrlin's. Coming
ou4 Dorsey told him that Brady had gone
owl the statement of fines and deductions
AM instructed witness TO prepare applica
tIns for remissions.
lrhe court said the question had been more
f. reaching than It had expected.
The court will not listen to u.s." said Mr.
WILSON, reproachiully.
Mir. Carpenter. | move to strike ont the an
der and withdraw it from the jury.
MIR. Wilson wanted IL retained, so that he
m aght have his exception, but the court finally
detected the omission Of the answer from tho
r4ord.
Relative to balance sheets witness said tn,
b bks had been balanced by James w. Don
nly, who furnished the receipt.
kiournpd
National Republican., 1883-03-01
EAST WASHINGTON.

The funeral of Mrs. Martha Cook wife of
Joseph ii. Cook, esq, will take place from the
family residence at 8 o'clock this morning.
Requiem mass will be celebrated ut st. Peter's
church. and large concoursc of friends and
relatives will doubtless attend the obscquies.
The Washington Light Guard held large
and enthusiastic meeting at the company
armOry, Odd Fellows hall, last night Busi-
ness of importance was transacted, and Il
number of new members initiated.
An obstreperous peddler Of feather busters
named Albert Seats visited the residence of
DIR. Thomas G.. Dorsey, the well known col
orCd physician, on South A street, yesterday
evening and, becoming abusive was suddenly
fired out by the doctor, who did not wait
to open the gate, but lifted him lover the
garden wall" The injured pedaler proceeded
to the police court and procured u warrant
charging Dorsey with assault, which was
served, and the case will be ventilated in
the police court to-day.
The cOlOred members of the crew of the
United States man-of-w war Tallapoosa gave an
entertainment and ball ut Congress hall last
evening The attendance was quito large
and the festivities continued until an early
hour.
A colored man named Henry Ford per
sisted in driving his cart over the sidewalks
and was arrested and locked up at the eighth
precinct station last night
pair of suspicious characters named Ed
ward Archie and Mary Alexander, both col
ored, were arrested and locked up by East
Washington officers last night
The Minneola Social club, Of which Mr.
William r. Lusby, whose sudden death hai
been noticed was member, will make ar
rangements to attend the young mans funeral
in body.
Prof Carpenters psychological and mes
meric entertainments will begin at odd Eel
lows hall, navy yard, tonight, to continu,
until Saturday, with one matinee.
An alleged expose of masonry was ex'
hibited at McCauley's hall last night to
small audience.
National Republican., 1883-03-01
r1IE srnEEr swEEpINe.
" Ihnt the Contractors Instructions Say n,
to When 10 should he Done.

to When 10 should he Done.
1'or long period back IL has been tho fate
OF the people of this city 10 be annoyed by the
st Icct sweeping machines performing their
wIrk in the day time. Notably, on Pennsyl-
VI nia avenue, + street, and Fourteenth street
hi this service been done at the time when
tll streets were filed with people, to their very
g1 at annoyance and discomfort Ladies have
bil their garments filled with dust, and men
hivo had their eyes filled with dirt and their
tcmpcrs ruiiled by the apparent carelessness
anil disregard of courtesy displayed by these
swcepcrs. For the benefit of TIE REpUBLT-
CiN's readers and TO show them that these
PARTIES are acting in gross and fiat disregard
oflaw, the following extracts from "specilca-
tiins for street swecpcrs," issued from the
eIEneer's Office Of the district and which
foIm part of the contract for the work, arc
hirewith appended. The contract with the
prIsent street swecperS has been made for ten
Months from Sept. l, 1882, with the privilege
Oiltwo years extension:
lThe streets will be cleaned IN the following
nh inner Each street VIII be first sprinkled by n
wi tering cart in order TO lay tnc dust the
sprinkler will lie followed short distance by the
sweeping machines, which Will sweep from the
Gel tier OF the street to the cutters oil each side
my sweepings will then be collected Into heaps
sI means Of brooms aud hoes. ana they WI 'hen 1
letting AMI removing the sweepngs must be
sufficiently great TO remove them nll within two
hulIrs from the time of sweeping.
The sweeping must be conducted between the
hOlrs of 10 p. and a. M, unless during Irccz-
| IND wcathera special permission should be given
BY the engineer c mmissioncr 10 perform the
| work ut other hours, aud the swccpingS must all
| bel removed before IL III. No payment will be
| nd 10 for any work in which this provision is not
suICtly complied WITH
| This provision is not only not strictly
colnplied with, but is openly and fatty dis
rdtarded. As to the disposition Of the sweep
int the contract says:
| Inc sweepings must include everything in the
NAH Inre OF dirt, refuse, ashes, &C., which may be
| ioJnd upon the carriage ways Ashes refuse, &ct
ar only plucrd on the streets in the violation o
! ~ city ordinances, aud parties placing them
| tn Ire are liable to punishment for so doing, and
~ district authorities will use every reasonable
| erleavor 20 arrest and prosecute the gully par
tiI but the contractor must accept the risk OF re-
mIving any such refuse which may be placed Oh
IL streets In spite of the district authorities.
fhe entire district population is witness
III II refuse of the vilest character has very
frhuently been allowed TO remain on the
pTblic streets for days at time.
National Republican., 1883-03-01
WEST WASHINGTON.

Jr. Francis Barbarin, ono of the oldest
cit kens of this place, died Wednesday morn
injat o'clock, in the eighty-second year of
hishge. Mr.. Barbarin was graduate Of the
Wlt Point military academy, but resigned
frc the army many years ago For a long
tirb he has been n clerk in the Office Of the
ch lf engineer Of the army. His funeral will
tab place from the chapel Of Oak Hill ceme-
teri this afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Mamie Pattie, of Warrenton, Va, Is
wishing her friend, Mrs. James King, Of 1925
Thktieth street.
1ermione lodge, No, 10, X of p, held @
yek interesting meeting last night.
Tho three carriers of the Georgetown post
oil 70 handled during the month of February
H. $50 sealed letters, and the total of letters
polal cards, and papers for the month, $3.50
exclusive Of 5000 drop letters on Valentines
dat. The increase Of business in this Office
sinIe the inauguration of the carrier system
halI been fully 100 per cent. There is now {
col ection Of mail matter from the boxes a
4:34 q. IN.
National Republican., 1883-03-01
The Case OF Henry Paul.


Under the heading "Your money or your
life" you print the account of so-callcd at
tempted highway robbery supposed TO have
been committed by young man, named
Henry Paul. His honor, Judge Smell, must
have taken the same view OF the case, rs he
imposed sentence of eleven months and
twenty-nne days.
The numerous friends of the poor fellow,
among them the writer of these lines did not
know of the ease carly enough TO be of any
assistance to him, hut win try their best now.
The young man cannot speak dozen words
of English he could not dcicnd himself aud
the testimony of one man was sufficient to
to convince his honor. Judge Smell, that he
was guilty of attempted highway robbery.
Where is the justice of the law? You may
rest assured that the friends of Mr.. Paul,
whose honesty and integrity will never be
doubted, will try their utmost best to have
the case rcopened, and they have no doubt
that the defendant, with the aid of proper
legal defense, will soon be justly vindicated.
Yours, very respectfully,
OTTO TuFDsEN.
Secretary of the Columbia Turnverein,
National Republican., 1883-03-01
Rcnl Ehtnte.

Deeds showing the following transfers of
ro estate were filed for record yesterday, as
shbwn by report to j. +. Olmstead:
IN Thirteenth street, between and C streets
sOilh, sublOt 30 square 2Gl ~ feet inches front
byliS feet inches) James L. Barbour 10 Margaret
$, iduer, $500.
IN Twenty sixth street west between X and ].
sbets north, north part of lot square 10 (20 feet
rlnt by 81 ieeO, james A. Griffin to w. ii. Griffin,
$40, all interest.
M n street north, between Seventeenth and
Elhteenth streets west, part OF lot q, square lb0
tlISs feet front by depth), Cynthia Force to
Ctl Tles PaysOn, s2,l9lT
On Union street, between NJ and y streets south,
p5t of lots 80 and 6l square 5O2 40 feet front by
i2I feet). John West to Thomas O'COnnOr, $500.
bn Fourth street west, between i and q streets
nolth, part of lot 4, square b2l (3l feet inches
frUh by 93 feet ~ inches), Francis Lamb to Mary
L. Miller. nominal.
M Fourth street east between public space aud
ID 1reet north, part of lot =, square Sl3 t52 feet
frChD, ID, o. knight 10 Ida B. States, nominal.
HI Third street east, between East Capitol and
breets north, suhlot 8 square 750 (3l icet trout
byt00 fect, Jose NJ. Sznaga ct al, trustees to
III ra B. Cabell, $3.50.
COUNTY,
Forth grounds Columbian university, lot II
bl bk so. Mary d. Biddle, trustee, to Francis &
D{lud S0OGS5.
birth grounds Columbian university, lot 8
b fk Al, Mary D. Blddle, trustee, to Edwin shuf'
hekuthun, S93750.
I'd Georgetown, part of lot 70, Abraham ii
Heir 10 George W. Clssel, 80 900.
National Republican., 1883-03-01
Secretary of the Columbia Tnrnvercir
The Nntlonnl Fn,r Asaoclatlo,,.

The stockholders of the National Fair asso-
citation held special meeting at their rooms
in Vernon building last night, Mr., James $.
Edwards in the chair and Mr.. James X. Re-
petit secretary. The object was to adopt by
laws in reference to giving the use Of the
grounds of the association TO the Washington
Driving club, which was recently formed.
This was dceidcdupon, and IL was also agreed
that, aside from the annual meeting of the
driving club, one afternoon in the week
should he allowed the club for practice pur-
poses on for the display of local trottcrs. The
attendance was quite large, and included,
among others, Col Joseph McKibben, Mr. l..
/. II. Chrstmann, William VI. Calf William 4.
Clark, II. j.. Baker, j. G.. Run, 4. j. Beidler,
Joseph r. Kelly, +. NJ. Draney, and George
VI. Oyster The meeting was most harmoni-
Gus, and il is believed that the new driving
club will be instrumental in bringing to the
district track the best trOtters in the country.
National Republican., 1883-03-01
RisS

cooK.-on February "a. 1883, MARTHA wife Of 10
Reiatives and friends OF the family ore respect
lly invited to attend the funeral from her late res
dence, 10 Fourth street northeast, on Thursday
morning, March ], at o'clock Requiem mass viii
fbe celebrated at ~, Peters Church.
McKFEVBH BH.-Wedncsday, February %, 1883,
FahTsR NICK KEEvER in his 2lst year.
Funeral VIII take place nom his late residence,
No. 1912 Eighth street northwest, on Friday O'Clock
y. nj. Relatives and friends are invited.
nIGGs-on "Wednesday, February IS 1855, GEOheE
WAsHIsGToN RIGes aged years months and Q
days only son OF r. Francis and Medora Riggs.
Funeral from 81. Matthew'S Church, Frd. y,
March q at 2 O'Clock.
BURKEr.--On wednesday. February q, 1888, at
1915 q, M, Rev. JACoB N. BURREr, aged 80 years.
Funeral service at his late residence, l38 Eleventh
street northwest, Friday At 1880 a. M. funeraI at
Gettysburg Penn, Saturday morning.
HAYWoOn.-On February 81, 1888, at 29o a. M,
ALTaED HAYWOOD, aged CO years.
Funeral Will take place from Israel Church, at
o'clock D. m. Relatives and friends are invited.
lltalolgh apers please copy.J
LEANNA RDA.-on "wednesday, the 2hh instant
OF pneumonia, WALTER. only child OF Charles w.
and Fannie Lennnarda, aged Is months and days.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
National Republican., 1883-03-01
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Death OF Jacob N. Burlxet.

hcob N. Burket superintendent of the dis
tirltive paper, sGcrctary's Office, Treasury de-
payment died suddenly yesterday morning,
at his residence, 1926 Eleventh street north
wdt. Mr.. Burlset was formerly a Lutheran
mil lister. At one time he had charge of the
Dal ton mills. He was appointed to a clerk
ship in the Treasury department March H.
1Sb. At the time Of his death he was super
inlndent of the paper room of the Treasury
dclrtment position he had held for over
tellyears.
His paper room holds the paper on which
all lhe securities, including bonds, national
balIl notes. revenue stamps, &C., of the gov
erlnent are printed. During all this period
NOD single sheet of the many millions of this
valuable paper has been lost, and his reports
of baper received and delivered for the TWEEN
tyI Ievcnth instant were made out and signed
really for delivery on the twenty-eighth. He
wal man beloved by all who knew him in
private life or had official business with him.
HI death was q severe shock to his associates
in lflice. He was about 55 years of age, was
boil b in Pennsylvania, and leaves wife and
larl 10 family of children. Possessing all the
qualities which command the respect and af-
fedon of men, few men were more beloved
and esteemed by his acquaintance.
National Republican., 1883-03-01
THE LOCAL COURTS.
A Light Day ssr Business OF Legal
Character.

A Light Day ssr Business OF Legal
Character.
ANOTHER INSURANCE coMPANY INcoRPo-
RATED.
Articles OF incorporation we're filed yester-
day by X. i. Foster, George Il. Coburn, and
II. A. Richardson for the International Fire
and Marine Insurance company, with capi-
tai stock of $4,000.
BILL TO SET ASIDE DEED.
Mr.. II. X. Elliott, attorney for Ellen Law
lor, has filed n bill in equity to set aside the
deed to lot 53 subdivision Of square SOP.
THE FIRE ESCAPE INJUNCTION.
In the equity court yesterday afternoon the
hearing was commenced in the case of Croocy
ct al, who asked that n restraining order be
granted against Chew and others TO prevent
them from infringing on patent fire escape
TWO WILLS FILED.
The will Of the late John GOWN, filed with
the register yesterday, leaves his property to
his wife, Bridget Gown, and after her demise
to his children.
The will of Jourdan w. Maury, deceased,
was filed with the register yesterday. He
leaves to his wife and her heirs his house, No.
1919 X street northwest, aud all his real and
personal estate. After the death of his wife
he bequeaths 81, 500 to w. A. Maury and 1000
TO Jourdan w. Maury, jr. He appoints his
wife his executrix.
THE RecoRD.
Supreme Court IN General Tcrm-CaisfJUstce Cartier,
Just COS Udoner aud Cor.-No % 500, Stewart W..
Elliott; argument continued. Adjourned until
to.diy Assignment unchanged.
Circuit COuri-JUstlco MtcdrhW.-No ~ Stutz
VS.. Metropolitan Life Insurance. company; trial
resumed, No. llS, Battcrs Il Duko vs. Ciss1ll 4
c.; verdict for plaintiff for one cent. No. 60
LangdOn vs.. Evans; mOtlOn for new trial on Cx
cuptions filed. Adjourned until to-day Assign
ment unC uugcd.
EQUITY CoUH-Justicc Jdmes.-No. 2,6S0, Gilei
County Iron company VS., Fisher; bonds declared
void aud release ordered NJ. 700. Mar VS.
Barry leave 10 file ameuied bill. M. S,aSl SIilf
| vs.. Smith testimony III Nebraska ordered taken
| No. Sly, Wall Ch VS.. Hogan auditors rcpnr
! confirmed. No. S,l00 Clnge w. MuShor; trusted
directed 10 nvIy property U tenants IN common
Adjourned until to-day. Assignment unchanged
National Republican., 1883-03-01
The 1. O. NJ. sorinhIc.

The third annual sociabe of the Indcpcnd-
ent Order of Mechanics at Abner's hall last
night was very largely attended and a most
enjoyable evening was spent. Prof Pistorio's
orchestra supplied the inspiring strains of
Tcrpsichore and Wednesday night had en-
eroached considerably on Thursday morning
before the gay couples started homeward. The
following gentlemen had the affair in charge
Committee of arrangements: d, G.. Eichclber-
ger, w. l.. Seward, II. A. Scaggs, c.. II. Hilton,
J. A. Williamson, Il. +. Hoffman, ]. W. Kid
we'll, Paul Heser, c. i. Ray, Peter Hahn.
Master of ceremonies Rudolph Gicsler. Floor
managers G.. B. Greaves, W. B. Riley, II. L..
Gessford, A. Il. Gutter, j, A. Tiverney, w. f.,
WnIlnr
National Republican., 1883-03-01
Kit Carson post Camp Fire.

post, No. q G. A. r., was held ut the Grand
Army hall last night. There was large
number of persons present, who Were agree
ably entertained by an interesting programme
of songs and recitations. THE drummer
boy of the Rhappahannock," Mr.. John Hen
dershott beat the long roll " on his historic
drum. Another camp fire will be held al
Masonic temple next month.
National Republican., 1883-03-01

that when persons purchase valuable property
at such low figure they must know that
such articles were stolen, and one way ID stop
thieving was TO stop people from buying
stolen property. Patrick McCann was also
fined $50 for buying n portion Of stolen
harness valued at so for so cents. Appeals
were noted In each case.
National Republican., 1883-03-01
HUMAN SPEECH.
Highly Interesting Lecture by the Rev
DIR. IL. A. Cleveland.


Rev. DR.. IL. A. Cleveland, formerly of the
Foundry NJ, Z. church in this city and now
of Reading, Pa, delivered lecture on
Human Speech" at st. Paul's En-
glsh Lutheran church last night,
The church was crowded and the audience
deeply interested. Said Dr. Cleveland Tho
late Mr.. Darwin frankly admitted that if il
could be shown that man has any faculty
which the animals do not possess either in
germ or vcstge, then Ii must be acknowledged
that he belongs TO another order than the
animals. If man does possess any faculty so
distinctive and significant it is the faculty OF
articulate aud rational language.
The animals have emotional intellect and
the faculty of communicating to each other
certain physical needs and emotional inten-
tions they have command of certain number
of inarticuate signs, which they have in
herited and acquired in the same manner ds
were their instincts; but they have not the
faculty of articulate language, which is
the faculty of originating or establishing
an intimate and constant relation between
ideas and the rational and artictulate signs of
these ideas. They do not possess this faculty
because their nations have not had the touch
of that eternal logic which in man has issued
with double the faculty of the reason aud
the word. Max Muller assures us with great
emphasis that "speech is the one great bar
rieT between the brute and man, and that no
process of natural selection will ever distil
significant words out Of the notes of birds or
the cries of beasts"
The talk Of the parrot and the magpie Il
not properly talk at all, but only the echo Of
talk. This speech faculty must be admitted
to be one of immateriality. 1t cannot be dis.
covered TO exist materially by any knowl.
edge in our possession at present. II
Is the most wonderful of all his
many faculties. 1t enables him to make
progress. 1t is the vital garment in which
vital thought has her habitation; and the
greatest need of the present age is Of mer
whose tongues drop living words as the hus
bandman drop seeds into his furrow. We art
so made that he who speaks such words witt
edge of fire and grace Of timeliness has mas
terry Of us forever.
National Republican., 1883-03-01
Fined for receiving Stolen Goods.

John I. Carberry was fined $50 In the
police court yesterday for buying set OF
harness valued at $25 which had been stolen
from A. II. Chace, of Seventh and l. streets.
Carberry bought it from the thief for 81,
Judge Smell said, in imposing the sentence,
National Republican., 1883-03-01
IYpNEY sM1rn, being ill, lis physician adj

RDNEY SMITH, being i'll, his physician ad-
Wild him 20 take walk upon an empty
stObach." upon whose2 ?" asked Sydney.
St better steps TO take would be to purchase
of DIR. II. V. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
cobry," and Pleasant Purgative Pellets"
wlch arc especially valuable to those who
ard obliged to lead sedentary lives, or are af-
1iJed with any chronic disease of the stom-
cllor bowels. BY druggists.
National Republican., 1883-03-01
fesj nch5.i2
n.--1Ys rnsroFFICE NorIcE

6lNy- IDSlbfflNE NOllCE
for,isn mails for the week ending March . will
cloSr nj tuis office a. Il Lows:
TluEsDAH-At 1:aJ II. ~. for Europe. per steam
sidI liCpuVl;c, q Queenstown; "A. I3J y. IA. f,iT
Cu6a, West indies, AID Mexico. er steamship city
of AlrNutdril, via Havana.
FRIDAN-At 10 u, m for ASpiDwall and South Pn'
c.lir, per stCans ,tp Acapulco.
SATNHDA AT q, m for the Wlndwnrd Islands
pri steamship dnynnba at n. m. tor ireland, per
S,Usiusiip ely OF Chester via Queenstown Ucters
fJT Great Bri,iUnald Other EurOpcnd cOuntrT, mus
be difrc ci per city Of Chester ;at0 Ia for De
gium direct, per steamship Rhynland. via Amt
wrTp; nt Ga III, for scotland direct per steamship
Ethiopia, viii glasgow: at o. M. for Europe, pet
steamship Werra, via Sou hampton and Bremen
luueS Tor scotland must be directed per
Merra y; at lao y. for Cuba aud Porto lcO, per
steamship Niagara via Havana.
Mails for china ~ Japan, per Sttnnsh Gaelic. via
san Francisco use February az att y. m. Ma /.
for Australia, New Zealand, $ ,n1wich and Fi
islands per steamship Iea nndiL via snn Fran
cisco close March ~ u 7 y. III.
#Ihe schedule cOsug Of Trans Pacific mails !.
arranged uu tle presumption of their uninterrupted
overland transit to san francisco. Ma Is from the
est arriving Oh time at MI FrancscO on the day o
sailing of steamers dispatched thence the same
day. -
National Republican., 1883-03-01
LOCAL MENTION.
MAIderneY Dairy Wagons,D

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered In u lb." b."Ward" prints at b5c per Id,
Also cottage cheese, DC. per BALI buttermilk, DO,
per quart and sweet milk DC. per quart,
National Republican., 1883-03-01

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing watches, jewelry, &c. Call on or
address Herzng No, 3Os Ninth street, near Penn
sylYupia avenue,
National Republican., 1883-03-01
nlaltd
- AYNuAL ELECTION.

OFFtCE or THE COLUMBIA RAILWAY Co.
The annual election Tor seven directors To serve
the ung ypr will BE- held ut the flee Of the Sec.
rCtRry, siu Market Space MARCH, 4, proximu, be-
tween tie hours OF and o'clock y. M.
W. II. CLAGETT,
fna1 inchb.io sprreinry
National Republican., 1883-03-01
Spttial notitts.

aa5ye SPECIAL NOTICE
rls annual meeting Of the stockhoders Of the ma:
TiONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA tor the election
of dlrct tors OF suit company for the ensung year will
he held ~ the pct of the COMPANY, i0l Ninth sts, ct
nOrthwe est, cornprUf ID street, oil tuesday,, MARCH
IS, 1883. at 10 o'clock u. IN.
]. II. NtTCHtR.
National Republican., 1883-03-01
ENsTABLIsHED 1854
JOHN McDERMOTT & BROS,

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
tsteAm usedl, $40 Pennsy lvania avenue near Third
street west, Washington, ID. 4. Carriages and Har
ness received on storage and sold on commission
Carriages repairod
National Republican., 1883-03-01
20 Nrw YORK, Feb q. iss r'S'

nC.3Jo FRED'K spRINGMANN, c. Il. SPRING.
BW MANN, prngnann Bros, Nos. 6li 0l5, Bel
Marylnni u eiuH southwest, are prepared TO do all
kinds OF local express business delivering TO aud from
The railway dep,ts aud steamboat wharves. Hand
In IN niturc and heavy machinery Our speciality.
Orders ~ itei. We give our pgrsonal nt enloil.
SpringmHnn Bros. References; - =. SheOd, +1 Ninth
amt . northwest; Hayward ,S Hutchinson, Ninth,
nc ,r ID uOrthw est Manager W. L. Tel Co.: Manager
feI3-iyr