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SUPERB COLLECTION
OF
RICH AND ELEGANT FURNITURE
TO BE SOLD AT
PUBLIC SALE
TUESDAY, MARCH EIGHTEENTH at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A NJ,
By WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Auctioneers
At The Scott Art Gallery,

No. 1419 New York avenue northwest,
with instructions to dispose OF the entire stock.
As will be noticed embraces of the and
most costly furniture ever sold at public sale ill the
district. The parlor chamber and dining furn-
ture particularly remarkable for excellence of work
mansilp and durability which part will find on
animation TO be perfect and those in search of furn
tre OF superior manufacture crafty their tastes by
giving this sale their attention. The goods will be
exhibition to the pubic and after March 14th. when
the catalogues will he ready The following list par
tally enunierates the goods to be sold:
Magnificent Chamber suites in walnut, mahogany,
cherry and ash rble-top exquisteiy carved most
fashionable designs. with French dresscrs beveled-edge
Plate Glass, extra size Elegant Parlor Suite beautifully
upholstered III silk plusht'le workmanship cannot be
SURPASSED; Mahogany Franz Parlor Suite, generously
upholstered III silk plush Handsomely upholstered
DiIans and Easy Chairs ~ plush Par1r Suites uphol
Stored Ii stylish and desirable goods; Very large and
haudsOie Han Racks. with extra size plate glass hand
some and ,la5orately carved Boutet Plate Glass Ten
and other designs ladies' Writing Desks Walnut Sec
Rotary and Bookcase combined; Walnut ChfUer, Wal
nut consul Table Plate Glass Mahogany and Ebony
Cabinets. Walnut and Ebony Card Tables. Sla espeare
abts. Couches upholstered Ill leather; Mahogany and
Ebony Pedes tails. Library Tables Reception Chairs
Ebony and Mahogany Stands, elegant Caudeiatra
With plate glass stand handsome Tables inlaid witt
cloth, MAhog: ny and Walnut Music Stands Mahogany
ScrCeus Fancy Rockers, one elegant Ebony Cabinet,
extra size fine Walnut Extension Table. beautifully
ornamental. Mahogany and Walnut Flower Stands
Walnut Nardrobes Handsome Mantel Mirror bronze
and plush framed btveed-c edge plate glass Walnut
JCessrt Wiz Woven Mattresses the Hair Mattresses
Gallery Will be open from "a. till p. Ill.
mhI3-it NALIER b. VILLA Ms & CO., Aucts.
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4 hEhZoNi, s!3 PL\NSILEANIAAEE NW.FOR-
,- :, u IN 'Tt iurtlN - Offers the greatest
: 80 --.. tl-sreii's Dresses. sc
-li4ai4, We w M
P.Ya'7 ILldfths tstss.s o. ali a--s from - M,
", =. r on: own make from 25c up
gHr 49, DEtNs N.ttS. 'sU4tlried reinforced linen
Lt-N u 80 ite t-NrlN ', the
CIR Neckwe2r OF la.eSt st'-S -, - -.
Io'yesi Pr:ces Cur lcs' Hose 10 Der - r. -,
st ne ei-eak<st Tor the money lot Of mir jii.s
fs~ Isti@rns jIst received. BEAUTIFUL tiesit'. 60, -
yard ~ =, VA ~
teD4s- IN N ~" 49,. = '-.'Zo''s
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The Case Of Rev. Isr. Newman.

HE Is DECLARED ONLY ACTING PASTOR BY tbs CON-
G8EGATIoSAI COT SCIL-
The committee OF nye. appointed 10y the Congre-
GaJionai council In the case OF DR.. Newman, re-
ported yesterday. The committee say: A f,Il Con-
gregational pastorate requires installation. \ Min
lister who is not member OF the church cannot Ice
full pastor. THIS council finds that Dr. Newman
IS sti!l Methodist pastor and eEenable TO a local
Methodist Episcopal church. nr. Newman under
stood the call made 10 him 10 become pastor OF q
Congregational church when he accepted il. He is
simply acting pastor, " hose term can Oe ended at
any time the church desires TO end il. We SCI.
no evidence that Dr.. Newman has ever become per-
manent pastor. ar,d therefore that he has claim
TO any position other than that or acting pastor.
the council declines TO advise concerning the con-
tinuance Of DR.. Newman's services that should toe
settled among the members. This however. II does
advise: THAT the members OF the church only hold
meeting, and that the officers OF both factions ra-
sign and Officers he elected. Al that meeting
OF church members the question OF the continuance
OF DIR. Newman's services should be decided. We
offer this advice purely In the spirit OF harmony"
The report concludes by praying that The warning
factions may unite In peace. forgive all differences
aud work together for the benefit or the Lord and
the church.
The moderator announced that the report had
been adopted by unanimous vote OF the council.
Lawyer Abbott then arose and suggested that
there were certain amb,guit les i'll the report, ana
asked permission TO make a request, which was de-
MED After prayer the moderator declared The coun-
Gil dissolved.
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THR CONTRACT for screening 40 the Cleveland Gus
tom house has been awarded to Messrs Matthews
4 Wherry at St, 320
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
L. i. HrGHrs MaRkrr.
Corner of Sth and streets northwest

roRTER HOUSE sTKAK l7c, ID: sirloin. 15c ID
Eo;iUd steak. I2c ID Best Iib Roast ID; lbs
best PrlInes 81 Sc. ID: lbs. best Lard 81 10 lbs
tTIliGted Sugar: SIC; 10 lbs Coffee sugar 75c, 10
To- liIht Brown SUg- ,oc.; Best Irish Potatoes IS
larre.; Bib Can 1oInaoes. &c Corn, &c can: 10
lbs Best Rice soc.; 5s Best Starch, 25c: Boneiess
COG:isA. &C. 10.
All goods delivered free. 1nh7- 3rn
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO. Auctionesrs
FINE FURNITURE


WALTER B: WILLIAMS : CO. Aucs'0assFs
FINE FURNITURE
AUCTION.
.ss III ons ct
effects OF gentleman leaving the city, embracing first
Sas h.aase ass R hias'$ CHAMBER Suite.
stored in leather
Two handsome Paror Suites. upholstered in crimson
E Ns'11, S Gilt frame ran s Pier Miro,
Couches, Mirror. front Wardrobe '0p Oen'e' 'A''eS
Folding Bed Ash Chamber Suites, Hair and Husk Mat
China Glass and crOckery Ware,
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Aucts
the weather is unfavorable the sale will take place
THoMAs BOWLING Auct,Oneer.
TWENTY n S1EeEs T1 r .9 gA5.TE STRAW
q At ne utP koos s list 1t
the above consignment. 1t
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Auctioneers.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF A DEALER AT Auc-
LADIES' eESs sso AsR af fA aJqiG BOOTS AND
On TO MORROW EVENING. RCHF1FrEENrH,
SOUTHWEST the entire stock Of dealer retiring from
business; Ladies' Gents, and Chdrens Shoes, with
other goods usually found in Glass establish.
mtut.
WALTER Z. WILLIAMS CO.
nahl42t Aucts
HUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers
A>sIGNEE,s SALE OF HORSES. CARTS SCALES.
Coal MOOD. &c, GOOD WILL AND LEASE OF
COAL AND WOOD YARD Gunner SEVENTH
AND MARYLAND AVENUE NORTHEAST
BY virtue Of deed of assignment to me- will SELL
Es of H n r.. s5a4hsST n IN
NJ on the premises, eth aryland ave-
nue northeast:
Horses. . Carts ! Wagon Harness.
talrbank Coal Scale. Desk,
do. Platform Scale Measures
IS Tons Of Coal Bale Hay
81 Cords Of Wood Oats Corn &C. &c
Lease, Good Will &C
WM r. ENNIS, Assignee
Offers Will be received for the entire Stock Good Will
Lease &c to the day SALE Assignee reserving
the right to rejc bid splendid Opportunity to
i'll business
nihl4 WI R. ENNIS, Assignee
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Affairs tn West Washington.

CANAL ToILs-At meeting OF the directors OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal IN Annapolis. yes
terday. the rate OF tolls was fixed Al the same ns
ureS as last year. and The board pledges the tolls
VIII remain so the whole of the SeasoIi The board
adjourned TO meet In Baltimore. April l7th The
water Will be LEI in the canal sunday hight Very
little cleaning out has been done.
Ink ALEXANDRIA AQUEDUcI is being oyerhaulei.
as usual. new timber being put In where necessary.
This does not look Ike the aQueduct company feared
the construction OF the free bridge.
SALE OF TENLEYTowN oPFETY.-Nr. VI. G.
Weaver has sold his property in TepleytOvn. col-
tanning fourteen acres, 20 Capt Thompson, " the
navy, for $4,000.
kEEPERs OF LIFE SAVING STATIoSs.-John r..
WheaIlen and James 4. u. Savage have been aI-
pointed Keepers OF the Nallapa beach and Match
apreague life saving stations the Virginia coast
and NJ f. Parker, OF the Salmon creek station On
Lake Ere.
THE LOWEST BIDDER.-A. Nj. Cox. OF Barnegat,
" j., the lowest bidder for contracts for addi-
tons and repairs 10 the fe-syfng stations on the
New Jersey coaSt-tirst district, s, ovs second,
81, 500; and third, 5000.
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lust RECEIVED ANOTHER SUPPLY OF THE
- Patent Perfect RaZors bet quality guaranteed,
and exchanxeaGe If satisfactory $50 each. at the
Rodgers Cutlery Sturc ss1 Penusy wanna ave IhS- llu
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TO.lIOR ROW.


FkNHOS. J. FISHER co, Real Estate AuctioneerA
f G 2F t9T q Mt ayJs ASb
sEEESfH 81 s1RE Ell ko iAAN A. AoA AMI
fATFE5A6 At aFIHE AifPssr MECH
decd trust dated January 5t. 1852 duly recorded
t WS;6n caty. c. at at the S,- regictt Of tie
party secured thereby sall sell the half Of Lot
I'd Bfov.s sgb;.yI{:on q Mount Pleasant. fronting
me -cveen sherman avenue and eth street road with
Terms. 0n--La: in cash the remainder in one year
WIN interest ana secured 10y deed Of trust. deposit
y 81 Ii- IF FIy p = an q Surviving Trustee
DUSCASsoS BROS. Auctloneers
1Fgf rs SIS SALE 2EA yFEY DEsTRAFLE TRACT
A MAkLB2 q KGAp ABqTT TT0 MtILS B BE
OF COLUMBIA
z;r5qe 9f fse & t1,st dated Arrtl 1st
tic and records q The District of Columbia will A
I'll rt{ mn 1 I, t b = tf pgf,isSs gg st SAT 7,
FUR o'clock The fd ha M d Ha rsa e 8.
tate AMI premises. in tie county Of Washington Dis
Ia Sa' Road ' e S sfi is
's sg Es'assss sdss5 March, b0 "a lsS e.
r Of Rein 125iGs r nS} and ss i go
d d a. N"y.H9.r 10th Is52 recorded in Lber A
above KNOWN as part of lots five 90 and eleven Cd i'll
the subdivision OF tract called Non SUCH pur-
chased by said Bowen OF Washington 4 Young and
Hugh Ewing as per de. dated May 3lst 1872 recorded
III Iber No bi fOoS 26 &C. reference being said
deeds for more particular description of said tracts
and the inees and boundaries thereof both tracts
tanning about fifty two of land be the more
ur less. except about five and half which
released from sa deed Of trust by release re-
corded in Llber No. 9o3 folio 2Ol. &c, Of said land
records
said land is improved by fine dwelling house and
about 1900 young and thrifty fruit trees.
Terms Of sale onethrd cash and the balance In one,
secured
toy notes OF the purchaser and deed of trust the prop
erty the purchaser may all cash. at his option
Il te terms OF sale not complied with within ten
days the property Will be resod at the risk and of
purchaser 4 deposit of 800 Will be required at the
time Of sale. ConvtyanclnE a. purchaser cost.
SAMUEL X. BOND. Trustee
nJ-e0SIb.S 32i AZ stree northwest.
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SOHN r. KELLY,
- DEALER FrRsr-CLAss
DEEt. LAMB. VEAL, MUTTON. &c CORNFD RFFP
SPECIALITY
stalls 2. coo and go Center Market 9th street wing
q go All te1 Northern Liberty Market; or address
Boz Il. City Post Otlc...
Marketing delivered Of charge all parts Of tina
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MORMON gr.s,o> 49,

MokfoN MISSION MORA. telegram "a Tn, N,.v
he Rev AdrlpS NJ Nelson tn. Norman rniss1,,
aiH, WHO ilas l'en al work her, fur tie lasT 6.Ta
thoul u.s. Sits; ny" have ok eight elders IN Min
insult sild eAlst more Ia the spring 4 am The
uhN one Ia Wisconsin. ana shall se,n r,.rurf 10
MINNESOTA From lndiaul. Iowa and Ninn,-s0fa \
hh'N ol lWtINc Who have gone, IT VIII 90 to lao
.'l4.oS We have good many Morrnuns IN Min
l >p'a whn VIII stay there. They b,t.v. In pylsT
amy, nut 90 MOI practice II. We would rather f5,sV
Win Coh' "'>t, bU not 70 Utah. Colorado 4ul
liza arr r'tt''i iH 'wrufncrS because the iaDi
i 'htapef You know. suppose. that va nave nur
peop!e ~ W } "iIillis, Idaho and Montana
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.


VERY HANDSOME EBONY AND GILT PARLoR
Is sEfafafE ricR W tHGF
N !. TABLE, WlND1w HANGINis. ENGLISH
EkiHS khtSs h5SA lifHA!S SAH
FOX III nSS bsHkfzf A nhs c xsb
M VAN ExssoS Ep dHE lEs
MY S5 F n S sSpLaGAp 1 hhEeE PIN
sTotEs VAL fnSr LARGI KFf hio IA,
s Th sE sg &C. 9u ~ a16 ~ KITCHEN EE
mencihs At Ten oGoak the Issdslec Of lady lady
mhi2-5t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
CHAScERY SALE OF ytLrABLE IMPROVED
FEotFE sTRf NEAR
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of thes,
District Of Columbia made and rendered in the s; III
equity ard airing date the DAY Of January. 1884,
WI seli at rqbc auction il front Of the premises
hour N Gcock PH ali d lot No. Int at 1
subdivision of original lot numbered square No SIS
to the United States by deed recorded in Iber no Dos
ioo 49, one Of the land records OF the D. c.; ana all;
and adjoining the north line OF said lot and between
cf to deed Of trust barring date On tie 17fh ia 81
March b l'95 aIid recorded in Lber No. 1894 folio
notes payable i'll two and three years amounting in
ell to 81 90 and iiterest thrreon reference being made
hsre Is upon 1 sId propfry las and y.laable brick
Terms 81 sale si,5 OF the purchase money To De pad
in faSh sale .ens cash sa.e. up to that alo'nt.
salent payable in six and twelve noni his r'p 4..
lively, with interest at the of six Per per an
nun until paid. secured by the not OF purchaser
and the retention OF the title until fun Ray lnent of the
purchase money or all ca-h, AT the option of the pur
deposit OF $40 10 be liade when the property is
r,r,,l,,~.o> HENRY WISE GARNETr.. Trustee.
DuNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. ,nhl2-d&ds
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MEDICAL. &c.

MADAME De FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA.
~ dies Al female complaints quickly cured Can bs
Consulted dsliy lLiJ eth rtlWtst Oce hours
iroI 10 O'clock with ladies only. Inl3 Pm
1 SR. LION. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
only reliable Ladies PlS stefan i'll the city. be
t,-uited daily 32S Missouri 4velItIe first
% Penn ave bet 81 aud ~ SITS All female complaints
ana IRREGULARITIES quickly removed Prompt
to1e ondeuce and consultations strictly confidential
oepaTa.e rooms for Ladies Oftce hours 10 and to
IA.
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WHAT THE REFORNERs KXPRCT 10 ACcoNrIwH-
SUBMISSION, sc.
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ANOTHER PRAYER CURK.-MiSs Mary HillIaTd q
Ntl-'ohhtFl'd luifs woman. who lives IA the east
chd OF PttsburE, IA claim, To have been llf ag,tly
cured m lhIle'esS al twenty years standing In
answer 10 prayer She became lame when TWO
NeiiS on, anu since That time has been Unable
10 Ntlh unless she wore a boot TO which Was Al
l"l'd Steel support Ia-trhra a belt al her
waist Last SUNDAY afternoon She says she visited
tue house Of a TileuG. and luinei with Elder 3 p
1puhS, or Harmony, Pa, ia pray for her recover
AFTER supper she expressed her determination a. 20
l' me Without The boot, which She had removed
lIinr 10 the prayer. ana She Reached home UAas-
SSti. and With hO Sense or soreness about the foot
ene las walked upon II continually since that DAY,
and with perfect ease.
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RANGE OF THE THKRHoAITKK.-The following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
Oncer to-day-7a m, 35.6 II am, $40; pm. To-
Maximum 80 2; minimum, 3aa
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THE CEI1JLoID Truss. THAT N.Iy-F-R ,ur,rs
taLIlls IL ;Og n.-e :. - &c " tii " i-io
CHAS FISHERS.
,-r,- e. ~. street northwest.
e. lsaEF. esvetes LEI aI.ntlC; " tie wants u
e-e~- >ssAS-N
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The Public Building. i'm Washington

N VfFNlAL SIAfkNkNI " ff3fIN NNsI-
statement OF the cost Of public buildings In the
District OF Columbia on 31th June, 1885, exclusive OF
the grounds Compiled by NJ. r A. Fish.
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AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITOL.
The Lasker Matter i'm the House.

The Lasker Matter i'm the House.
CONSERVATIVE RESOLUTION LIKELY TO BIZ
ADOPTED.
The subcommittee OF the House foreign affairs
committee met to-day, and after a long discussion
partially agreed to conservative resolution upon
the Lasker matter. The whole committee Will
meet this evening and consider the matter further,
and possibly adopt report. There Is a desire on
the part OF many members to raise a debate in the
house when the report OF the committee is made;
but It Is understood that when the report is made
the previous question will be called for 1mmedt-
ately, thus cutting OF all debate.
Capitol Topics.
PROVIDING FOR NEW BRIDGES.
The House committee on commerce to-day agreed
to report favorably bills providing for the construc-
ton OF bridges across the Hudson river between
Storm King and Breakneck mountain; across the
Niagara river; and across the Missouri river. near
Kansas City, Mo-, and near Leavenworth, Kan.
MINOR NOTES.
Dr. Mary Walker made an argument before the
House committee on war claims to-day in support
of her claim for 900 for services rendered In the
hospital service during the war.
THR CONTRACT for screening 40 the Cleveland Gus
tom house has been awarded to Messra Matthews
4 Wherry at St, 800.
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FEFHF "OTIV GAS INGINF
EeGIiTts 10 boiler avoids all extensive attendants.
loss OF time, handling of ;uel no ashes In i,
rstd extensively tor running Passenger and Freight
Elevators. Sewing Machines. Meat Choppers Printing
1ttoyraphic PRESSES, Coffee Mills ECaster Paper
;Ij Iuhn2 Machinery. lathrs. &c., Sc This engine
ith suootitIess ana regularity
assesses tho least DuHber " WORKING parts and
Yrtzt I'll pilciEy of mechanism
or particulars TO prices &c. Apply Al Office D.
NsSi.ill1tO Gas I-4Zht Co .yl3
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THE DIss aTfSFIFn PJ,N,s,1 p,,,,-,,

. NE ssAIISFIkn T'LNNSNINtNlA REPi' pIIcAhs =
'o l. VI. BaNnr, Who attended the tn...fln,- IN a.
sslislltd Republicans in Pltlshurg "Wednesday ssxs
tiat me action ui the machine wing viii o..rtasrly
sun ~ .ne 'letloh oI The majority VI antl-ftf,E
I"h ana mat VII almost assure the ~rle..tiOb ar
the dtitgaihN-3l-idrs, la Biain,.s favor A us.ss
CONVENTION VIII tr' held Saturday night 60 dtsst.e
Dtans u light the naClliue plan for ,ast,ncy l.s
gates 10 the national convention
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DR. DYES
IIECTRlC NOI.TAIC BELT and other ELECTRIC AP-
FLlsNCEs We will send thirty days' trial TO men
icanS or Old who are suffering III Nervous Debility
is llaIlS aHt those diseases Of personal nature
s'.uts FROM abuses aud other Speedy relief and
tcIte RESTORATION 70 health. Vor manhood guar
alt.Ni sIi AZ oce for illustrated Pamphlet free Ad.
Gi'es 'oi-lalC BILL CO. Marshall Mich ia.5O-eoIy
Rt " HEALED GO To DIR. BROTHERS. 9D6
lam .sn street southwest ana he cured The only
I-lSoe Resident advertising physician Washington
IL ias stHti As particular attention the treatment
ana cure OF ali forms Of Disease" particularly that of
Il iFiFGt" character Tor over 81 years feb2l-IIus
/ ADIES-TkI DIR. MOTIFS CELEBRATED no
INeOI athic Female Pills all diseases produced
!Fpin lrft liafltits Sent TO address for ri Can
be had IL DR.. Brothers gUf Bst W ruEI-lms
Is FOB MEN-CHECKS IN SIX HOURS
Cures IN thres days Drux Store. Is n 18th street
fillatelpiiA
seyo 4sOPenna- ave. Washington D. c.
hR- ROBERTSON. A REGULAR GRADUATE ~
years experience guarantees a al, diseases
a. the Urinary OrzaTs Nervous Debility Blood Posons
SKIN Diseases &c rect ut cases positively III tod
days. No mercury cagstics used Can CONSULTED
every Wednesday and Saturday from to d In al his
ttce, 436 NV. Refers Ia leading ply scians OF bslt
Main Office ~ y Liberty st. Ea. more Md All
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-01-03
The Lumber Industry.

The cut of lumber for the season Of 1883
of the Saginaw mills will fall l50, 600, 900 feet,
at least, short of last year, owirg to the short
season and the delay by reason of securing
logs caused by high water and the strike OF
the boom men. The Tittabawassee and trib-
utaries are the chief source of supply of the
Saginaw river mills, and more logs have been
RATED out of this stream than upon any other
in the world aggregating nearly 1000, 600, 900
feet since 1864, the year in which the boom
company was organized. The company em7
ploy force Of 500 men and five tugs. The
present season they have handled 3,729, 742
logs, scaling in round numbers Az, 100000
feet. The record of the Tittabawassee Boom
company operations since 1864 is as follows: