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Plato's Description of the Lost
Atlantis Illustrate d in
Eighteen Cars.
New Orleans in Gorgeous As--
tire by Sun and aas
Light.
The Reception at tho KirHS Pai-
aos and Other Ents,--
tain m snts.
King Carnival.
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Special Dispatch to Tue BE.
NBw ORLEANS, February 5.-Rex
was bcialiy received In the c;ty TO.
day with seventeen cars, presenting O
brilliant sableau, illustrating different
epochs in French history. The carni..
val opens tomorrow.
New ORLEANS, February 6.-Msrdi
gras was celebrated with the Usual fes.
tivities and grand street sp. otacies.,
The city was gaily decorated and illu.
minated at night. An immense crowd
was In the streets, including 25,C
visitoru' Tbs king of the carnival
appeared with q grand pageant of
twen' y cars, followed by the Phunny
Phorty Phellows with fourteen cars,
and the Independent Order of the
Moon with sixteen. The royal pa.
geant, preceded by Bwuf Gras and at
tendants, illustrated Atlantis, or
the Lost Continent, described
by Plato, The tableaux pre-.
sented were designed to represent
the Atlant cans in their social, religious
and political customs. The costumes
from Paris were not received owing
to the non arrival of the steamer.
One hundred and twenty characters
we're In the pageant and seventy
pieces OF papier mache work. The
subject of representation by the
Phunny Phorty Phellows embraced
travestles on the drama and opera.
Among the tableaux were burletque
illustrations. Of Hamlet, Merchant of
Venice, Mascotte and Patience. The
Independent Order of the Moon for
their third procession presented gro
tesque illustrations of familiar rhy mes.
Az l o'cloca the weather cleared and
during the progress Of the Rex pro.
cession the sun shone brightly for two
hours, the frat In three days. At
night the pageant of the Knights of
Momus, appeared. The subject was
the "Moors In Spain" eighteen cars,
illustrating scenes from legends, ro-
mances and the conquest Of Granada.
In the display there were twelve
horses, life size, of papier mache. The
cars were magni6cently decorated.
The royal reception Mt the imperial
palace was attended by IN immense
crowd. The number of invitations
were over % 5000. Tho throne room
In which the king and queen received
together with Lord and Lady Ba t.
m 're, was painted to represent the
bottom of the sea where Atlanta sank.
The queen was Susie Richardson,
daughter of Col. Edward Richardson,
cotton planter. The Knights of Mo-
mus gave brilliant ball at the French
opera house and the Phunny Phorty
Phellows at the st. Charles theatre.
Many other entertainments are In
progress. The ships lining the whole
city front were gay with flags and
bunting, and many building we're il
luminated.
CHICAGO, February 6.-The first
mardi gras In this city was held to.
night under the auspices of TIE Chi
cigo Turner's. The tablesux repre-
sented the FIVE grand divisions Of the
earth, and the figures from Greek
mythology we're the chief fsntures.
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a Hesrtless / ieutonant.


:NEw YoEE, February 6-The
twenty-second regiment has again be-
come notorious by the attempt of a
young woman named Lottie Rama to
kill Lieut.. George 4 b. Hart. The
shooting occurred near the armory on
Fourteenth street, where she mot
Hart by appointment. When they
met she drew revolver and fired.
lie turned and ran and she followed,
discharging the four remaining cart
ridges as fast as possible. She was
arrested, and gave her age as 10.
The past summer when the regiment
returned from encampment, the
woman fell in love with o member
whose name she refused to give. He
accomplished her ruin and deserted
her. Hart besought her to live with
him. She did 80 until about two
weeks ago, when he too deserted her.
She had no money and WAS maddene6
at the thought of losing him, 80 she
determined to kill him.
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to the crown primes on the occasion
OF his silver wedding, the first tele
gram ever sent by Chinese sovereign
to European prince.
The Prince Of Wales is Razettet
colonel of Blucher's HussSss.
NIHILIsM souELcHHn
ST. PErERsBURo, February D. The
Russian police claim to have destroys d
nihilism, The czar walks the streets
OF st. Peterburg without armed es.
cort.
The programme of the czsr's move.
ments are. announced for the next
three months.
MADRID, February o. - Another
earthquake occurred at Archena to-.
day. 1t lasted five minutes. No
damage.
SLAVERY IN CUBA
MADRID, February 6.--The anti.
slavesy society will shortly demand
the extinction of the Cuban system,
which cumpels former slaves to con.
tinue in the service of masters for q
term of years,
RELATIONS RESUMED.
VALPARAISO, February 6 The di-
plomatic relations between Spain and
Chill have been resumed.
THE RAGR OF THE RAJAH.
BoaBAY, February 6.-The Rajah
OF Luuagur, Naatywsr, has rails ID
land revenue. The Ryots refused to
pay and 500 of them Assem- bled, arm.
ed, claiming redress. The Rsjah dis.
posed Of 700 police to suppress the dis
order. They attacked the Ryots kill
ing 20 and wounding many others.
Seven police were wounded. The dis
proportion of casualties suggests that
the fair was simply massacre. The
government has ordered an inquiry.
BISMARCK WANTS PEACE.
BERLIN, February 6. 6.-Bismarck 1t
is thought will be able to attend the
roichstag this session. Matters, he
said, "progrees tolerahly we'll without
me. Toe empires machine generally
works capi.ally. l am sincerely glad
we are able to live without perpetual
CO hict. l could not endure it, The
irritation of former times would kill
me. sometimes suffer the greatest
agony"
RELIRF FOR THE ClMBRIA sUFFERERs.
HAMBURG, February 6.-The col
lectiops at Hamburg for the relief Of
tho sufferers hN the Cimbria disaster
have reecHed 81 coo marks
THE CARS PROCLAMATION.
ST PETERSBURG, February u The
czar has issued manifesto giving no.
ti,e of the coronation at Moscow, on
the 9th of May. The manifesto is
addressed to all Russian subjects. The
ukoss orders the attendance of mar.
ehals, Of the nobility and the pr, fects
of the provinc al capitals except those
of Siberia, whose attendance is ex'
cueed on account of the distance, and
the president Ct the rural and Urban
administration.
THE COUNT HAS RESIGNED.
PARIS, February Count Do
Monteoillo has resigned tho Brussels
embassy on account of the action ON
the expulsion bill. 1t is expected
that Prince Jerome will be liberated
on Tuesdav.
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Tho Flooded Districts
nl Dispatchee To TEE bHH

Il
ToLkDo, February u The river a
this point has risen q foot during tn,
past eight hours, but the Ice still
holds trm, and upon its ability tc
Withstand she pressure f,pn above
depends TIE safety of the low. lying
districts OF the city.
| CLEvELAsp, February 6. HUI.
dreds of men were busy to. day clear
Ing the sllupial from the recently
doodod district. The railways are e.
,, suming their customary running Of
trains. The Standard Oil comp.ny
made contracts to rebuild the burned
works to-day. The weather Is threat
ening another stem.
TssEDo, o., February 6.-Fears O,
food from the Maumee river are
greatly heightened tonight by tho
heavy snow storm, with indication of
coming rain. At Defiance and Napo.
leon water In the Apglaize river is
higher today than at any time since
the food. A portion Of ID, flares ia
entirely under water. Taree large
bridges at that point are in imminent
danger. At Fremont the water ia
slowly falling. There is great suffer.
ing there among the poor families
driven from their homes. Relief com.
mittees are at work at these places
and other points.
CINCINNATI, February Or Another
heavy rain set In this afternoon and
continues unabated late to night. Rs.
ports indicate that the storm prevails
over wide belt of country on both
aides of the river. Fears are enter.
tanned as to the results f the storm,
as all streams throughout thostate are
now swollen beyond anything previ-
ously known by the storm of Friday
ard Saturday. 1t Is estimated that
from sixty TO hundred large iron
and wooden bridges have been swept
away throughout the state of Ohio,
an d nearly as many in Pennsylvania.
The losses will run up into many mil
lions.
CHICAGO, February CT has been
snown 6 heavily since noon. The
amount of snow already piled up
along the tracks is 30 great that it
will take but email depth of new
snow and little wind to created
another blockade.
New YoRK, February ga sleet
storm, which at the beginning threat.
ened to bring disaster upon tho tele.
graph wires and property, fortunately
quickly changed 10 warm, heavy
rain, turning the ice into slush.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, February g.
The Wabash continues rising. A
number of families are rendered
homeless. Sixty FIVE cattle sur
rounded by water In the yards at
tempted to swim out to-day, but all
were dro wned.
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Texas Ts mperature.

ST LOUIS, February 6-The cold
weather in Texas continues, and is
ieported to be the severest known
there for many years, The mercury
in some places in the northern part Of
the state dropped to zero, and as far
down as Austin and San Antonio fell
to 10 above. Stock, particularly
sheep, are ssid to be suffering greatly
through the range country, and many
thousand head are said to have already
died. There is also much suffering
among the poor peoplc, they being
totally unprepared for such severe
weather.
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What President Dillon Says.

30 I IN JOURNAL
President Dillon Is reported as
stating, In reference to the report from
Boston that the Union Pacific railway
company contemplated closing its Of
fee in New York, with the View Of
maintaining a single head office In
Boston, that no such action was con-
templated, and that the. company Is
obliged to maintain an office in New
York for transfers of stocks, If for no
other purpose, as long as Its stock is
dealt in on the Stock Exchange. He
also said that the proposed proceed
ings of the state of kansas against
the Union Pacific company are of no
Importance, as the United States gov
ernment expressly granted the right
of consolidation to all the Subsidized
Pacific roads. He also ssid that the
alleged claim of tho government for
81, ,0CO, 900 is, If any exist, for about b
per cent. of that amount, and that
the company has counter claim that
will more than Offset any amount that
the government may allege to be due
H.
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,iect of tariff legislation wa, fully

jiect of tariff legislation was fully
scossed in the light OF recent intima-
IONS from tho house that no tariff bill
can pass that body at this session,
and the opinion prevailed that the
senate should not be inHu need to 6e-
viatc from lis present line of policy
through any apprehension that the
house might refuse to accept it's
WORK. 1t was resolved to continue
consideration of the bill during the
remainder of the week, and to make a
vigorous effort to secure it's compile.
tion. The unanimous feeling was thss
the renate should not abandon tho
bill on account of any 9, ubt that
might be felt as to what the house
would do with 1t. The feeling was
very hopeful for easy passage of the
bill, some senators being of the opin.
ion that by sitting late each evening
the bill en- be completed by Sstur.
day night.
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The Southern Route.

CHICAGO, February 6.-The Illinois
Central announces the completion of
an arrangement for the sale of through
tickets from Chicago to San Francisco.
The route will be over its own line to
New Orleans, and thence to San Fran
cisco oyer the Southern Pacific. The
rates are the same as by the other lines.
The route is 500. miles longer than by
the Central and Union Pacific, but the
manager believes that the greater COM
fort to winter travellers by the south
ern route will induce many to go that
WaV
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A De nial From the Stock Mon.
Spec,AI Dihuttch to Tar BkE

ppoSihl "
CHEYENNE, February 6 - Many
telegraphio inquiries have come from
the east, and because of the grossly
exaggerated accounts of the loss of
cattle sent hence In specials, the
Wyoming Stock Growers association,
the largest association CT the kind In
the world, says, officially, through the
president of the executive council to o
correspondent, that though the storm
has been unusually severe along the
Union Pacific road, 1t has been much
less severe on the ranges which lie
north The cattle are in much bet
ter condition than they have been for
years, and the loss to the present time
is very slight, the grass being very
good, Signed W. r Davir, president.
All the Union Pacific trains are on
time along the entire route.
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Tho Ashland De III ons
4 Diana nfnhaa IN Tup Hun

CINoINNAyI, February 6 Troops
numbering about 400, with three
pieces of artillery, lefs for Lexington,
Kentucky, this morning, escor,ings
Neal and Graft to Grayuon for trial.
GRAYsoN, KY, February 6.-Thers
is much opposition to comirg II
the military with Neal and Craft.
Great crowds were at the depot.
Many threats to fire on the military
were made. The saloons are ali
closed, and extra policemen have been
appointed. Citizens say the military
will be beaten il conflict happens.
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Dakota Billiards.
Special Dispatch TO TuK BHE.

GRAND FORKS, d. T. February c.
The worst blizzard ever known swept
over Larimore this morning. The
mercury was twenty degrees below
zero, The storm wsA light In this
city, though on the prairie it was quite
dusty. A high wind has prevailed all
day, and the mercury has been riring.
At 8 o'clock this evening 1t registered
ten below zero.
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The Geneva Award.
nj Disnatch To TIM BAH

New YORK, February 6 The uu'
preme court has authorized the re-
ceiver CT the Columbian Insurance
company to begin suits to enforce tho
claims of the company against the
United States government for com
pensation out of the Geneva award OF
$15, 100000. The claims grew out of
acts Of confederate cruisers.
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done to develop British trade in
Mexico; what can be done regarding
Mexioau bonds held in England, and
to take steps towards renewal OF
diplomatic relations. We'll informed
persons say only an unconditional pro.
posal by England for renewal Ct rela.
tions will be accepted.
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A Bad Outlook.

SpocIaI DSpatGh 70 IHh BAk,
RAwLrNs, Wyoming, February c.
The snow here is foot deep and
badly drifted. 1t is showing to-day
and the prospects are gloomy. The
stockmen are praying for wind. There
has been no wind since the storm
sbated on Friday night, which Ia
something unprecedented here.
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A Railway Accident.

bpbUIaI DlbPAtUH 20 IHh bHh'
ST.. LOUIS, February "a freight
trein on the Vapdalia road encoun.
tered broken rail near Mulberry
Grove, Illinois, early yesterday morn
ing, and seven cars were ditched. A
few moments later second section Of
the train following close behind
crashed into the rear of the first Sec
tion smashing the caboose to pieces
and wrecking nineteen cars of the
two trains. The fireman and one
brakeman were severely injured.
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The Union League.

Special Dispatch TO The Bh.
New YORK, February 6.-The
Union league club celebrated tonight
It's twentieth anniversary. The ban.
quet was followed by poem by Stod.
dard, Grafton by VIM. M. Eyarts,
and addresses by John Jay and
otherr.
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Kansas and Don solidstion.

bPUVIuI DIsVNttII 10 TIE bfb.
TOPEKA, Ka., February 6.-The.
senate this morning adopted the house
joint resolution instructing the attor-
ney general to bring proceedings In
the supreme court against the Union
and Kansas Pacific railroads, with a
view to breaking up the consolidation
of those two companies.
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Mexican N WIS
Special Dispatch to THI ZEE.

CITY OF MEXICO, February 6.-The
National mining society, organized
under the auspices Ct the department
of public works, was installed yester-
day. President Comedies presided,
A large number of miners from all
states and mining organizations were
present.
Lionel Garden, British consul at
Savannah, Is sent here by the British
government to ASCERTAIN what must be
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ENGL md.
Special Dispatch 30 THs Ban.
UATDED GREATNEFS,


LONDON, February 6 Earl Spen.
Ger, lord lieutenant of Ireland, was
present at to.dsy's meeting cf the
cabinet council. The meeting Taste d
three hours. Extra precautions were
take' to insure the safety of members
of the cabinet attending the council,
and two Irilh detectives followed Earl
Spencer az an escort to Granville's
residence.
The warden of the convict prison
to-day brought convict to the police
station. Evidence of the most i'm
portant nature was obtained at the In
9uiry. The convict 10 believed to be
Walsh, the Clerkenwell tenian.
A steamer OF about /, 800 tons bur.
den foupdered off the CAPE of Corn
wall on Friday. II is impossible to
render assistance.
THE LONDON TIMES ON RUSSIA.
LONDON, February 6.-The Times,
in commenting on the emperor oi
r usHia's coronation manifesto, says
Much too little attention is attached
TO the sui tsidence of revolutionary
STERN and the reassertion of the as
tendency by tho permanent forces oI
Russian societies The events OF the
last few weeks indicate break up, al
any rate for the present, of the
wicked and sterile conspiracy. st
Petersburg has resumed a normal ap
pearance and the palace Is open.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS

BOMBAY, February 6.--The killing
of Ryots, who protested against rails
Ing of the land revenues, has excited
adherence against the raj abs police.
CHINESE CONGRATULATIONS.
BERLIN, February 6.-The emperor
OF China telegrsphed congratulations
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The LEGISLATURE.
Both Houses at WORK Again.
Special Dispatch 30 Tn. Bux

Special Dispatch 10 THs Bee
LINCOLN, February 6.-The legisla-
ture resumed session at 2 p. IN. In
the absence Of quorum the house
adjourned until $50 tomorrow morn.
ing, The senate held three hours
session with routine business. Nothing
importan. trapspired.
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We sell the best Gun Powder and
Oolong Tea TO be found In Omaha for
S0c per pound. Grand Union Tea
Co., ll9 South 10th street.
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A Varied Assortment OF News
From All Quarters,
The Prince Expulsion Bill
Doomed TO Defeat in the
French Senate.
All British Ofhci ais Closely
Guarded Against Fenians.
Exiling tn, Poor of Ircland-War-
rants Issued Again for
Davitt and HsnIy.
FRANCE.
Special Disratch to TIM Bnr.

FRANCE.
Special Disratch to TIM Bnr
GENERAL ITEns.
PARIS, February 6.-Cro wds visited
the Hotel Droust to day to inspsot
Sara Bernhardt's jewels offered for
sale.
Prince krapotkino is i'll. He will
be moved to the infrmary.
Krapotkine is suffering from conges.
tion of the brain.
Prince Jerome denies he aspires to
the French dynasty by divine right.
Tho National says whatever the
vote In the senate on the expulsion
bill, the minister of war will request
the president to sign decree placing
the Orleans princes in the army on the
retired list.
Fallieres l,ft his bed to-day for an
hour. A weeks repose Is absolutely
neoets sary for his recovery, hence no
will not be present at the expulsion
bill debate in tho senate.
Northcote left Nice to-day for Lon.
don. Tho Prince of Wales and Sails
bury will follow Friday; Gladstone
later.
At the carnival at Nice to day, w.
Bigelow, an American, won the frs.
prize for the carriage most tastefulIy
decorated with fl Iwers.
jules Ferry had long conference
with Preadent G,evy to day.
II is rumored that Senator Challe.
NETT Lacour oonditionslly accepted
a post In the new ministry.
Elouard Abou', opposed to COM
promise, wss appointed reporter of
the senate committee on the expul.
sion bill
AN ANGEL AUTHOR.
PARIS, February G,-Louis Nicholas
Bescherelle, the author and grammar
ian, is dead.
THE ARMY DISSATISFIED.
PARIS, February 6.-Pablic uneaai-
ness is Increasing. The impression
prevails that the army does not like the
expulsion bill. An intimation to thia
fleet has been conveyed to President
Grevey.
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IRELAND.
Special Dispatches TO THH BRs.
ppIrrIrs ANN CpTMp

POLICIES AND CRIME.
DUBLIN, February6 - Subscriptions
were opened yesterday In county
Wicklow, to present Parnell tes,i-
monial for the purpose of clearing of
the mortgage Oh his estate.
The ueen's benck division granted
warrants for the arrest of Davitt,
Hea'y and Quinn.
The grand jury returned true
bill for seditious libel against VIM.
O'Brien, editor of The United Ire
lane; also true bill against Dowling
for the murder Of Policeman Cox.
If desirable and safe candidate
for parliament can be found for Cork,
1t is likely Parnell will reaiRn Cork
and contest Dublin county. Edward
Creil Guiuness will be the conservative
candidate.
Three thousand pounds, the balance
Of the duchess Of Marlborough's relief
fund, will be devoted to assisting Irish
emigration.
THE IRISH TRIALS.
DUBLIN, February G.. The grand
jury to-day considered tho case of
Tom O'Brien, the editor of the United
Ireland, and elected to parliament for
Mallow. After four hours delibera-
tion the jury disagreed on the chargs
of seditious libel. The counsel prom,
ised further evidence.
A man named Murey wan arreste d
yesterday at Gravesend aboard the
steamer Avoca, upon her arrival there
from Eublin, and he is believed to bl
the individual for whose arrest war
rants were Issued fortnight sgo.
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The NATIONAL CAPITAL.

The NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The Close of thj SlCial Season
Crowned With Brilliant
Events.
Marriage of Miss hlics Blaine
and Col. Coppinger in
the Forenoon,
Followed by That Of Miss
Brewster and r.. j. W.
Koon in the Evening,
While the Presidents Recsp-
tion Gro vns and CloEe
The Effect Of the Political Cy.
clone Conspicuous in the
New Harbor Bill.
Pope Details His Preparations
to Bounce the Okla
homa Raiders.
The Bill to Put Grant on the
Retired List Adopted by
the House Committee.
The Days Wsrk in Congress
Chi, Ay Eulogistio.
A Vast Variety OF Interesting News
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Pope Details His Preparations
to Bounce the Okla
homa Raiders.
The Bill to Put Grant on the
Retired List Adopted by
the House Committee.
The Days Wsrk in Congress,
Chiefly Eulogistio.

A Vast Variety Of Interesting News
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THE SENATE TARIFF BILL.

Late this afternoon a caucus OF Re-
publican senator's was held for the
purpose OF consulting as to the course
to be pursued by the Republicans rel
ative to the pending tariff bill. The
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THE COUNT HAS RESIGNED.

PARIS, February Count Ds
Monteoillo has resigned tho Brussels
embassy on account of the action on
the expulsion bill. 1t is expected
that Prince Jerome will be liberated
on Tuesdav.
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Marriage of Miss hlics Blaine
and Col. Coppinger in
the Forenoon,
Followed by That Of Miss
Brewster and II. j. W.
K.oon in the Evening,

The Effect of the Political Cy.
clone Conspicuous in the
New Harbor Bill.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-02
BAY STREET PROPERTY.
KENNEDY & BLUM, AuctiOneers and
Real Estate Dealers
TUESDAY NEXT, in front of Court House,

Lot No. 3 Warren ward. with improve
ments. which consist Of a frame dwelling and
store. recently repaired; size OF lot 60x9J feet.
Terms cash purchasher p ylng for titles
Property situate on the south side Of Bay,
second door west OF HabeTsham