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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-06
A Detectives Reward.

Detective Gleason leaves to-day for Du-
luth to attend murder trial there as wit
ness. Nov. 20, 1884, Joseph Farley, a
farmer, was killed by two Scandinavians
who worked for him in the woods at some
distance from Duluth. The body was
thrown into a log shanty, which was set on
fire for the purpose of concealing the
evidence of the crime. The two
men were subsequently arrested. One
of them, named John Wisenan, was cap
tured in this city by Detective Gleason, and
the other, John Norland, was apprehended
at Kirkhaven. The murder was committed
for sum less than 500, which Farley had
on his person. A silver watch was also
taken, and this was recently recovered by
Detective Gleason in this city, where it was
pawned by Norland. Norland afterward
committed suicide in the Duluth Jail, and
Wisenan is now to be tried for his life.
A reward of $3.50 was offered by the au-
thorities of ST. Louis county for the arrest
and conviction of each. As Detective
Gleason has arrested one of the murderers,
and secured the watch which establishes the
guilt of the other, he seems in fair way to
secure both rewards.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-06
A means Daily.

Additional trains between St Paul and Minneapolis
via ''Short Line leave both cities hourly; for par
tcuIars see Short Line time tables.
ST. PAUL-Charles Thompson City Ticket Agent,
1853, East Third street. Brown & KnebeZ, Ticket
Agents. Union Depot.
MINNEAPOLIS-G. L. Scott, City Ticket Agent,
No Z, Nicollet House. A. B. Chamberlain, Ticket
Agent, Depot.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-06
The Humane Society.

The regular monthly meeting of the HUI
name Educational society and the S. P. c.
A. was held at the West hotel yesterday
afternoon, Rev. E. S. Williams presiding.
DR.. Tuttle offered a prayer, and the society
got down to work, though it TRANSFERRED
there was really very little to do. Several
cases of cruelty were reported, but no ac-
ton was taken, as the society has no police
jurisdiction and can only work up senti-
ment. One case interested the society very
much. 1t was that of an eXpressman
whose horse is afflicted with warts. The
man is extremely poor, and can afford nei-
ther the cost of treatment nor that of a new
animal Finally it was decided to hold
special meeting of the society at the Church
of the Redeemer on next Sunday week.
with appropriate exercises, and try and
raise the amount. DR.. Tuttle. Charles Ed
wards and Leander Gorton were appointed
a committee to make all arrangements.
The Society for the Prevention of Cru
city to Animals held meeting Immediately
following, but transacted no business Of
public interest. There was little discus
sion of a tract issued by the general society
and which will probably be circulated here.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-06

Ten permits, total value. .......... $12, sc
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-06

TICKET OFFICES
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-06

c. H. Clark, deputy internal revenue
collector has issued about nine hundred
tobacco and liquor licenses, aggregating in
round numbers $4,000.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-06
st PAIL AND MINNEAPOLIS SHORT Line.

ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS SHORT LINE.
$50 4aopm'
a
ESQ
rinPaM
Monday
tdepeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
REAL ESTATE
rus,yEss At THE EXCHANGE.

- of wants and offers issued yesterday
-. m increased demand for vacant lo'S anu 04r
.,.n.s suitable 10 adaptation. McssrS' sco'' d"
- have sold by private contract four full lots III
n,..,t,iotb.st 425 feet west of Flghth-aye', Tor
80 Also two full lots the northwest corner Of
s-e,nve and observation-disclosures h!lhst., for g39,OoO
lnitu,1 N Duff. IL. H. Austey and Howard NJ smith
bd"Ai,uu -, 20 members OF the Exchange.
"eIe 6Tokers call Falohild De Walltearss offered
A tnV brick house No. West Thireentl-st. for
at.I S@ JShn O. Folsom offered Nos 337 TO 343 East
sll'2CI, .Iourh-st, fourstory double tene
one Tar $1,000 each. with $4,000 mortgage at liz
m men, and No 219 sccoudave.a four-sory brown
per 'ss for 500 600, also four-sory house. No
eioIe xty.d.tl-st for $4,000. Richards Sause
t",ieu between sixth aud Madison aves John G.
IItIsIm called for Third-sve store property,
Tween One-hundrel-and- cishteenth ana one,
also private house to reut for not over $1,000
SSHeeo Third and Fifth ayes. ana I"ehty mn ana
DEW necnu SIS L. Fish wanted builders loan OF
20 on vacant lots. value $lOO0Oo. bureess q
brai.Snh - l. J. CARPENTER called for dwelling be.
tween Thirteth and F9ruetn SIS. anu LcAiheVoD anu
F' Reccser 4 son sold at the auction sale the shore
Ht properly known IA the Geston estate, on Sraye
sena BAY bd ~ at 500 but rot spirited The
buyer adjacent PROPERTY Wlrs" hrcl Sonss No
eoG Vest One-hul dred-and ior
si5.25o TO plaintiff a., fl'H So 9s7 vest sixty.
aTst.st for $4,000 to Eawa aEk F"st 0HS.
Az was SOLD Tor $1,000 to John
Kun over mortgage OF $4,000 at y per cent sso:
No 235 East Onehundred a iUur
oohIe tenement sold $40 400 TO Charles Lngert' A.
u mner sold the buildings Nos 37 aud l39 East one
St for S29,3OO over u hort
ssSe OF SI7 600 nj 3 per cent, to s. F. Jayne. - 49,.
eToday T. F. Raymond will sell under joreeioSGro ore
,ot 25x9s9 and fOur-story fiat. No AZ East WehtE-
tirt east side, l75 feet west OF Fourth-ave J0hhf
r smyth at public auction one ot Zo2"o'9 anu I'VE
80 bonse No 800 West ILirty-seventn-ot, south
81 800 feet east Of Nnth-ave. Daniel " Seaman
nnsr foreclosure lot 25HlO6 and unfinished house west
,orty fourth-st and lots exlO6 west side OF Willis
ave 10 feet north of % G % ST.
souheast corner of Woodlawnave Richard Harnett
4 % under foreclosure sale plot OF land 9O3GOOX-x
400 and two fOur-stOry houses Nos. S1 and ~ l1rd
sVe northeast OF Fiftyt St; one lot 2O2x
90 and dwelling, No 207 East Fity-third
AZ north side. adjoining above In rear; one lot 2loH
I02 and two story house. No. ia East Eighty sec0nd-
a. south side l75 feet east OF FOurth-ave public auc-
ZION two lots "a SXl00 each and hye-story mats Nos
s76 and 37S Tenth ave. east side. 90 feet south OF
Thirty second ST. lot 23.4x7il0 ana similar build
ING 30 237 West Twentleh-st., north side, $50 feet
east Of Z ghth ave. and one lot 25X92 ana similar
buidng No los West Sixteenth St. south side, 100 feet
VEST vi SiXth-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
COLLATERAL TRUST BONDS,
o per cent interest GunIn nj eed

u per cent Interest GunIH iced.
Being secured by rst mortgages best wheat In
Minnesota and Dakota.
and principal guaranteed by acApital Of
800 payable at the Fourth National Bank New
York CITY Parties desiring perfectly safe investment are
invited investigate For sale Ia OF and
81 900 Al par and accrued interest
PRATT & CONE, % Liberty ST., New.York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
DREXEh, MORGAN & 60.
DENVER AND RIO GRANDg WEsTERN RAIL.
WAY COMPANY.
coPPELL FORECLOSURE PLAN.

statements;
CoPPELL FORECLOSURE PLAN.
A per cent bond Of company bearing interest
until after July l. 1885, and secured by mortgage Gr,t
entire property OF S42OUO proposed to
be issued on ga miles,.
$500 preferred stock bond part 500 OOO 10 COM
pensat0 for surrendcrng $40 Of interest and for
difference Of pen cent annually for 20 years
Oi your claims against Denver COMPANY or
any successor for tho guaranteed principal interest
AS plan Is believed for various reasons 10 10 neither
feasible legal there certainty your ever receiving
the per bonds the promise which you must now
surrender your present bonds with
power Coppon Committee to borrow money against
them " test the experiment
BONDHOLDERS' RESUMPTION PLAN.
first mortgage per cent bond part Of 80 800
miles March. 1889 tie fun per end from sep
tember 1885, then yearly average Of per
paid in payment OF the remainder may
be delayed years unless earnings warrant earlier pay
ments in whole or part
Interest at per delayed payments These
remain secured by coupons themselves which kept
alive
serving claim tho D0nveT Company. or It's
cesso by Of the guarantee which will have prefer
ence ANY preferred STOCK
Inc plan furnishes peaceful speedy and inexpensive
Of the question and has the merit being in the inter
this company and It's stockholders instead Of aiding
debt without compensation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
financial.

THE BONDHOLDERS' COMMITTEE FOR THE RE-
ORGANIZATION OF THE DENVER AND RIO
GRANDE RAILWAY COMPANY.
Notice Is hereby given that bondhoder OF the Denver
Rio Grando Railway Company after the first day of
December 1855 become party tho reorganization
dated 1885 amended except upon the
nent Of two per of the face value Of his bonds
In with the settlement agreed upon
with the Committee OF of certificates
and the notifications plan OF reorganization OF which
due notice gven The time within which the stockholders
Of Rio Railway Company become
parties the reorganization agreement dated juno TO- 1885,
and its amendments WILL EXPIRE DECEMBER %, 1885.
After that will only be received at the United
States Company NewYork upon terms to DO nxed
and announced by the Committee.
NewYork, November 29 1888.
GEORGE COPPELL. CHAIRMAN,
JOHN LOWDRR WELSH,
THEODORE DREIER,
A. MARCUS
IL. II. WILSON,
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10

RECORDED REAL ESTATE IRANSFEkS-N.1.C CITY
The following the estate Transactions recorded
yesterday;
Fdytoomb ave @ s. Ss3 10 n OF lfFth-st 96.lx39ll
K Patrick O'BIien TO Leonard VI laIcey-. $1,000
Cour1 aMdt-st, Goo II w OF ~puytcn uYvn Noa1,
a h Putnam and vile 10 VI McDOnOugh 300
'V1i n ate n ef al TO Henry Cienowe h. $1,000
PIt.SL 80. >e!tz and vile to hnHld0.--- lO@OO
me Ty-st 3 lots nos 9jl and 90, 5oN to Naterst.
~. = 2lOOO
p3d-st n 3 255 W OF fth-ave, 7JxluD.~. and
94ih.st 255 II Of 4ti.ayc, j0xlnoS, and also IS
g4rlst - II OF 4ts.aye, -51lOoS NJ 7 liar-
filgtOn TO G Harrington, l-j interest .-..--.-- l
1O.t. st II " o. thave, sOX75.si r stans0ury
wife to VIM ternsD hid %
'a 20 loan a AID wi i to irsaK $500
slst--t. 1c6t n c OF lst-aVe. 7jNlo2 ?; Henry
and wife 90 Peter Adams $500
i4Stl-st. ms. l7G1I II OF BailrJadaye, 25xl0tG;
John Boyle 10 Vim X staples 700
sane to Hester b P0l.on..-... ..--.....- 100
s VIE to- to D3Iias 1900
Cf6.bT to JOIN scArcner r.. 1880
SO sSl wife 10 fredI BTasnGer 300
sa osses Ia ad vie to Chsr es ioTeata $1,000
ST. 80 Il %. llth-4vc, i5OXlV22 Patrick -
Ceil4ghaB t. Jacob Lawson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z4,1fo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10

sstory with lot No 357 West 6lstst s. 25O II
Ithaye lot JxlCO5 a 900
Lst Nv 6nild with lot No 30 East lllthst, u
II W OF 2d-ave lot 2jL1O0lli Charles kngert 40
fat with lot No 800 East ll3Jh-S s. 81 IL OF "a
cf1u xl 4. SS.UO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
financial.
PROPOSALS
FOR
100000
WEST SHORE
First Mortgage Bond Certificates.

23 WALT.
NEwNoHK. Zoe 10. 1882
instructions from Hon ArhDcl Receiver OF
the North Construction Company we hereby give
tce that prepared to receive proposals 10 purchase a
any part. OF SO 100000 OF certificates styled
"DREXEI. MORGAN a. CO.'S WEST SHORE BOND
CERTIFICATES or SEPT. 4. 1855"
These certificates offered which couutersgned 10y
tie Union Trust entite the holder receive
be executed. correspondent par value
Of fret mortgage cent bonds Of the
Railroad Company guaranteed principals AMI ntoe, by the
NewYork Central and uison River Railroad Company and
bearing int, rest from ian. /, 1885.
To avoid any Misunderstanding II shonld be
81 900 ~ these hcates equal 70 $1,000
known DroGe. Moran co.'s West Shore EoEd CortG
Gates VI Aug J. 1885, quoted the NewYork
! change
Bids must De accompanied by certified checks for per
cent Of the amount bid for and must DO DclOscd sealed
envelopes addressed TO and NAKED;
IBID FOR WEST SHORE RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE BOND CERTIFICATES"
The bids VIII be opened presence " dders our Office
SATURDAY Dec H. 1886. y O'Clock noon
bids which III the Aggregate shall be advan
North Construction Company accepted
Balance due accepted bids must DO paid Office
Monday. Dec. Il. 1885, before p. m.
DEsEXEE, MORGAN & 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

NETWORK. Wednesday. Dec. Q. 1885.
The following sales were held at the Exchange and Auction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
Bankers an1 Brokers.
Dipi0en0 Notices.


NLw.YoIK CtSru, N AND IIrptoy RHFR f. II. Co
DFFlrE az IIig TtEA-t
MN YoIK Dec a. lr.,,
r,r,-rnrN.r, r go. ...'. 80, o,, H. -,,;.,i
\ NV lDI.ND oI IOui ptl ''H' oIi tHC .dpItdt
ttok OF the NeW n'rN and Harlem Iti road & mPtny
r,,l -. i,..o. ,r,c- no rroVi-,ns o, no CON
~, .f tea, AZ This oil &c on the second
aT Of Inu,Iv MT nm. transfer book, win co-rd a.
ocp.s rucsiav. the 18Th mat, and r,opcncd at 10
O'Clock. on saturday tue second i,Y ~ January next
D.. Wv. it'70I ] th' lieasuIot.
Ifcf,,r. rfyffr.c prorrrrrvg COMPANY
NEW YOKk. I.c ath. 1885
nIVTDT'\n II etv NOR cont unnn tLn IN
\ - - - - w ~ ~, '.-' "t'ii ~.
~ ga. ~ ft"t TIE COMPANY ~, a." wear ,nahf Doc ca
l'.'' w." '' P'' '' ''' '.'' '' TIE '''f U" january
l.in. i-7.
transfer books viii close 40 o. M Dec mbcr 3is' and re-
WV" MI" COW | T. 4 HOLMES treasurer
CT I.Ni -. MO. DEt' INBER =. lSND.-Ihc
- sou..aso tlr >orth Missouri ulr1ad Coz , n.y. lat
i'tlaf '."l QUO n' ..r ,'' ID WV "'., u. :, y - 81
rfc 10 '.h ihr nthiI an. ' ,uIl rr IN NtN-l oi~
The -lst last. Win lii.. - 90 shfn o. thlt cti"
r1i'N ~ ~ iN' - I.oorivcr.
Luz y. il' J.. ,.... D. ,..,....' ,.
"a'''' ~ i'N' f'' ] "'''o ''A''" , 70
rr,rf1s ,fTS-ITrpI sFIT'|F I.iTT NVAN ln
az l..'.' al. - 49, - ~ ~ 4 NS''
10 I"'''"A p. .,f,.. a., ~ i'''N''4 = 1901
.-, ..,., ,--., ~. NJ !, ., rtpf.,. or ,p-rr.ps
y liN ny y .'Ni ' .i n, D - ~ ] i'I ~ n ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
10 THE HOLDERS OF STOCKS AND BONDS Oh
TIE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE wEsTER,
HALLWAY COMPANY,

TIE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
The undersigned Committee Of Reorganization OF the Den
yor Railway Company have entered
into an Committee OF Reor gnnIaon
OF the Denver and RIO GTande Railway Company for
change o; your securities upon the following basis
For each rat mortgage per bond of tho Denver and
Rio Ormde Western Railway Company with all its unpaid
coupons mortgage solidated gold bond OF tho
ganzed Denver and Grande Railway Company for
equal amount bearing at the rate OF per cent
anuum coupons commencing bear interest from tho
July 1885, and at the rate OF $500 in the preferred
stock OF the said new company for each 200 bond
For each the and Rio Gando West
ern Railway Company which the assessment of 90 per
shall have been paid share Of common stock OF the
new company In preferred stock OF the new CON-
pany.
Above requested 70 deposit their securities In
accordance before Dec % A. G.. against ne
gouAbo receipts with the United states Company Of
Now.York, No 80 WalLs
After such date the 18th day OF January 1885,
bonds and stock OF and RIO Grando estern Rail
way Company only received upon the payment OF two
per OF their face value
For full information terms md conditions OF tho ar
rangemont reference made % tho agreement OF which
copies may obtained upon application at the offices OF
The United states Trust Company Of NewYork. No 10
wast and o; Marcus Secretary OF tho committee Room
H. No. % EXchangep place.
GEORGE COPPELL.
JNO LOWBER WELSH, THEO GILMAN.
WILLIAM a. DICK, re MARTIs'
Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
u Richnrd Y. Hnrncn q ca

By A. II. Muller q Son.
s.orv apart ent with plot of and Nos 1877 to l99
fst l7tast 20 il W Of Lexngtonave, plot xsO /;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
financial.

THE RIAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
AND AUCTION ROOM (linted). !
NOllCE Is hereby given that the books of
this company will BE- closed from evening of
day the 2th Of December until the tuesday the
10th OF December, 1850 by order Of the board,
New.York, December .. ls 5.
NOTICE ia hereby given that tho annual
~ meeting VI stockholders Of tho OCEAN NAVIGATION
AND PIER COMPANY the election OF Directors
And two Inspectors " Elections for the year bs
held al the branch Oce o. this company South.sL
sember a. 1880. Polls open from IL 70 p. IN.
LDMAHD NIGuT.Sectatary
OFFICE OF The EOaTY-sRCoNn-sT. MAYHATTANvILLB
AND ~. NlCHOLAs-AyR. RAILWAY COMPANY.
IOETf-sECOND-sT AND SFNESTHAvR.,
NEW-NOhK, December o. 1881
THE following is a copy of the bylaws of the
L Fortvsecond street Manhattanvlle and St Nicholas
Avenue hallway Company relating 10 the election OF dIreo
tors;
SECTION 2, ARTICLE 1.-The annual meeting for the
election OF directors shall be at II O'Clock the third
Thursday OF January oah at the Office OF the
am may be adjourned time to time that or any
other place by resolution Of the Board OF Directors
SECTION {. AkTIC L. The principal officers Of the
company shall Dc president NcopresCCnt secretary aud
treasurer and such o. officers the from
time to time decide TO be necessary.
ARTICLE The Of GERS odesiCnatcd shall be elected
nuny 20 the first o. TIE Board OF Drec held alter
the annual election and shall hold Office for and until
their successors arc elected.
D. D. CONOVFR. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10

By r. r. BTOTn
zorv house with lot No Su6 West l27th-st g. 80
o. llX CaIrgan. -, .Ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10

". r. Lynch
4-story dwelling with lot No lj2 West 5Sth'st with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10

~ IT. ItutpW q IU
rteres in buildings and loIs Nos 40 AZ end ~ Bondst
sI os l3 and A. GIe.t Jonss 81, adjourned TO Dec 25
RI SDaWh d Ryan.
ory buildings with lois Nos 81 and 900 East 72d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
Gorscs ano Carriages

TOR SALE-S250 - Chestnut, horse l5.l
hand. superb action perfectly sound gentle, exceed
ingly stylish. Apply I47 West 5jth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
The Mexican National Railway.
7 PER CENT. FARM MORTGAGES.

THE CORBIN BANKING CO.. Ilj BRO NDWAY.
again calls these Investments There 10
ser IN the Tkct than these tfst mortgtte loans
on improved fau, On,ttifd their Niuo. Wirn uc&Uua
lions conducted hy rciA'l' aud experienced parties
Record evidence o. than iO,Cfn tru7ar'lpn1 repre-
fenting Investments IN excess ~ SS5ODOOOO ana cover
third OF century. nrr subieDt 20 examination
prraOHfl crH0iuriIon VIII soma
fun descriptive pamphlets with and hddr"-r" p IN
vestoTH whom cusoerd for long stTta OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
Professional.

WANTED an experienced Organist and
w choir leader OF the Episcopal Church. aposon In
NO York Cy references given state salary Actrcs5
CANADA I25 Tribune Uptown Oilce .2}S Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N.Y CITY
The following estate Transactions recorded
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Giluanone Duuteo--femlIe5.

4 LADY who has held a responsible position
~ as Cashier and collector Zoe tho last SIX years IN
fronluott D. IA this city wishes t0obtil ena
sr' slc can furnish tho most excellent t"stnu nias
t. llt.LIlty and ability. AtaIf Miss - Sla'lUh ~.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1885-06-20

At the great Exposition where tho
whole world has brought it's best pro-
ducts OF industry, where all nations
have exhibits Of their highest skill,
where art is, or ought TO be, seen ut
its best, even here the unsightly
patchwork, Of which many have not
vet learned to he ashamed, finds q
place and is offered ~ specimen Of
the skill OF woman. Here the crazi-
est Of crazy notions--thc properly
named "crazy quilt"-is put on exhi-
btion, that all the world may note the
wonderful skill of American woman
hood. What is il? A token Of mis-
spent time, OF keen eyes weakened,
q silk wasted in cmbroidering bits
of silk scraps that should have found
their place Ia the rag bag, a much
more suitable appropriation Of them
than making them up vt such cost
into bed covers, which are neither
useful nor ornamental. A man who
should 80 waste his time would he
considered tit subject for the luna
TIC asylum. Should a carriage maker
gather up all the little scraps OF leath
er In his own establishment and those
Of his friends and proceed to make .
patchwork covering OF the most afro
cious combination of colors Tor his
carriages AMI buggies when he had
at hand much more suitable mater
ial at 100 per cent less cost and labor,
and when finished, il he should ask
that his fantastic piece OF work
sheuld be exhibited ut the Worries
Fair, what would be thought Of him ?
Could he possibly find a place for his
wond-,f;:l work Of art in the great
Exposition?
i.,o sures.s Of the United States
.tinr ise Al. species Of trees. belong
= 10 i13 grnert. Oi those. - gen
IRA AMI " species are peculiar to
Florida.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1885-06-20

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