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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-23
Obituary

Died, AZ Lancaster, Dallas county,
Texas, September p, 1885, William II.
Noffett, aged 70 years,
After an illness OF IS hours, borne
with patience and submission, the
soul OF this good man was taken from
this world of sorrow and pain to a
homo in Heaven. Hojoined tho Pres
byterian church @. Springfield, Bath
county, Kentucky, June 2, 1923, under
Rev. James Galaher. November ls,
1879. he Joined the Baptist church ia
Lancaster, Dsllae county ,Texss, uud er
Rey, ~. nj. Averhill. Surely the death
OF this Christian brother hus deprived
the church and community OF one of
iss most valuable and faithful ser-
wants, but the blow falls hoRN iest upon
Inc widow and fetherless children.
Wo mingle tho toSrs Of G relative end
iriend With the drops Of grief which
ia'l iron these weeping hearts, and bid
ihom remember tho precious words O,
Jesus, ~ VIII not leave YOU COMFORT
loss, Will como to yea 1T Is nv uu-
alterable conviction That he was pos.
bringo.h salvation. SH is know
whom be believed Tho word OF God
no took ~ his guide through life,
whoss precious pages cheered him all
along through his toilsomn Journey
here on Garth. Ali that rneuicsl skili
could devise, or faithful physiclans
coulo suggest, WAS done 10 alleviate
his suffering & faithful, loving and
devoted vile, loving children aud
orother, with many relatives and
friends, were gatlored around his bed !,
ever ready to minister to his wants
anu crafty his slightest wish, but
death clainsd him; an all.wiso Proyi.
Deuce called him homo, a loving
Savior beckoned him to come up nigh.
er' With feelings OF profound sorrow
and with emotions OF tenderost sym.
patny for ito berosved wife end chii.
oren, brothers and aistors, though
your loved one Is no more, 10 is in q
orisnter world, enjoying tho sweet
heaven; IN that 'ihpuss not msdo with
hands, otcrnal In tho hsayon M.
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spscs Of ali VIA knew him, IS citi-
zen and MS Christian. He had, pre-
vlous To his coming to this city, been
resident 81 Franklin county, PennzyA-
vanis, and was 4 cioss friend of the
late Cclonel Thomas A. Scott, having
lived during his boy hood IN the town
in witch the latter WIS born. Mr.
liewis WAS q iasmoar of the Eighth
Av5nus MeLdodist Episcopal chuicA,
and was IA deeply religious and cen,
scieItio1s man, unassuming q hia
WAYS, but sociable ana friendly to all.
$50 mourn their loss of husband and
father, Mr. Lewis .oaves wife, Eve
| lighters and enc son. These are Mrs.
Jacob Forsyth, Mrs. Charles w. Ma
4 SOD, Mrs. Isaac Stewart and Miss Helen
Lewis, OF this city, and Mrs. John Wor-
lsy, OF Dallas, Teyss twho was ut home
on visit at the tune of his DEATH. Mr.,
Edward Lewis, OF Altoona, is son OF
deceased. These have lost an sfiec-
tlonate father. and their friends sym
pathize With them in their alllic.ion
but, having known the life aud charsc
ter OF him who is now gone, we say
thsy need not mourn as those with
/, out hope One by one our older citi-
Gems arc dropping out OF the ranks Of
the living and going on that silent
journey " the other side, leaving be
hind them characters and lives worthy
OF Imitation"
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Dca,h Of : Good Man

Mr.. John worlsy, Of TnE HERALD
who has jas. some East, has met tn,
sad fate Of meeting his old father-ln,
laws death, upon the occasion OF his
arrival at Altoona, Pennsylvania, and
the Attuona T'ihune has this touching
tribute to tho deceased, which all Of
Mr.. xorlsy's fiiends IN Dallas viii
lesQ with tnlogest: e Fl" l,
1--WE are agaln called upon TO record
tho death Of niother OF our oldept clti-
sen quite \ number OF whom have
lately gOne on that Journey into the
0ro>t hey ond. Tho gradusI deoroaaB
IA tne numbers of these old pstplu
enQQtd tsusothe vouna tn taxo heed
ana, ~ prepare themselves for the
non1m9qa which uonrM d, All houss
o1ds m u olASsr,. M kSubpn. Lpwls,
@ M, t{21 '6ix ID avenue. lacd ~ ysafk.
11e4 bll 3 <tutdHY fnofulnR last sopbi
4 ~ 2nck M. ia ilsncse W one weak,
hha b s9, a fgiiQent Ok al
s IS 12a I V
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Rea.l Estake Transgers.

N. *, Wright to Lslre A. Rose, lot
iOx220 of tho j II. Bryan survey, in
the city of Dallas, ior 5000.
Barney Seal ana wife 30 A. Crouch,
Is acres OF land on Big Bear creek, for
s225.
Thomas WLlta and Tifo TO John
II. Clark, 40 acre on Fig Beav teok,
for $3.50
Jane Hol. ana vita TO John
Evins ar Lee Tyins. 53A acres, iog
$500.
John aud Loo Evins to Thomas
White, 53lI acres, for $500.
y. n. Clark and wife 20 g. W. Rylsy,
20 acres on Big Bear creek, for $500
Lee, John, Elizabeth and James
Eyins "a Thomas II. Lasiter, iOS acres
on Beel creek, for 1925,
w. & Iiowise ct a., to G. l.. Lewis, &c
acres OF tao John Aewise survey, con-
| siderst.on7 for tho purposes Of divj-
sion,
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Tho suporcllious smile that over.
prsads tho face of tho man wi.nouG
an ovcrcoM is immonso. 10 doosn /
like to sco those cold blooded creatures
who defy tho delightful Texas autumn
and sc andalizo our climate by iaclsr-
Ing In theirvestmont the. wo arc colder
Lhal tho people e,air where tho cack.
lin2 wild gnpse nut hrnr1t overhead
dbu3inq. -Hs smiles atths trpily.c.ad
figure vs. II pls59a W, aud daclsroa thai
h5 "a hndno "a, sot sicn bfo.eriloh''
,7-thst - II 4 cofffbssicn 81 a " lntof
i " ~ = 2 ( Es1l i'1sl
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Dallas county rarmcrs' Alliance

The Farmers Alliance OF Dallas
county, which is composed of four
sub alliances AMI rapresentod by E
committee o. fougs consisting Of
Messrs. Il. G. L night, OF Oak Lawn; q.
Nj. Tucker, Of Haught's store; Mr..
Warner, of Trinity Mills. and MIR.
Mann, Of Morris, yisited Dallas yos-
to-day, aud contracted with our outer
prlsing grocer, Ed &, Aston, fo- gro
ceries TO supply tbs members Of the
four associations, The alliance ia COM
posed of three icurths OF the solid and
best element III Dallas county, and
MIR. -Alston can congratulate himse I
on getting croar- trade and the ALI
anoe on getting the cream of goods
They have not yot decided who the for
tnnate dry goods man VIII be,
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Railroad TRllr.

Nuou aIlroad talk has bssu go.ag
onof late and great deal OF spooula-
ton iudUlgad 10, but so far as auy do
fined, Immediate movement is Goa
csrned, ths reporter cauuot tfuthrullv
give one. Yet that there u an agitA,
tion that must result 30 tho great anC;
very early advantage Of Dallas, thore
is not the least doubt, aud when any.
thing definite has bssn determined on
tho readers OF The dERALD shall hoAr
nj ~
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Ada lea yesterday made complaint
besoss Justice Schuhl that she ha!
'oars for her porHupal So ity, all ou ac
count Of one James Tlrstor, dealer
in cd Iron. 1t 40. earE .ha; James has
beeu tiChieG by lha festive little Cupid,
aud he 3 exceedicgl anxious TO we'd
the aforesaid Ada, ChOugb she 10 not
willlaE 60 such ma arrangement, Fhis
ie tho d3rga OF th0 ;Ttaplo. Constable
IaatGL' Nag .io9lnt ior tho lover, bu.
hap 20 )uul 1'l5 2 AGO hnnr al .h6
cFcline
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SIDEWALK NOTES.
adies' misses' and childreus'
heoi slipptrs at Leon Kahps.
L. Il. Curtis, the ieweleI.
L. IL npriis tho ;amaiar

. adies', misses' and childreus'
heoi slipptrs at Leon Kahps.
u. i. Curtis, the ieweleI.
j.. Il. Curtis, tho jeweler.
Fresh oysters Delmonico.
Established 1874 Oldest saloon in
Dallas. Two Brotners saloon.
! S2S Main street. All kinds of fruits
and vegetable at A. e. Rouche'a.
Orr, 724 Main street., can't be- beat on
buggies, buck-boarda or road carts.
Boucho Keeps ell kinds of cigars an
tobacco, Try his nickle Tiger cigar.
f! Wsgenhaeuscr beer, always fresh. on
| tAp at 705 Elm street, the Blue Front.
Coal and coke 40 bottom figures, In
large and small quantities. Dailos
Cisy Gas Light company,
Gouche,tho Main street grocer, keeo5
tho Alden compressed yoest, Alway )
frosh.
Elegant new stock Of ieWeiry lus
received. Corner Main ana P0vdras
syreets l.. b. Curtis, ioweleT.
The finest assortment OF spsetscles
and eye-Glasses Ia tho city, corner of
MAN and Poyar@s streets.
70 have Jour watches, CLOCKS aud
owoiry repaired, SO 20 l.. e. Curtis,
cornor Of Main and povAraJ streets.
Ia collars, Coon d Co., crs taxing the
! lord. Our atCck is thg lareest In tho
si5y II p, BUR- d. Bro, 500 Main
street,
) One OF tho aila,t presents for your
wife Is 0h0toD OF buggy Il don't
cost nUQh Or vii sell ,heni tow, IA
Msln street.
/ Vroaects, csaGsl saadg. isi,!5 me.
saves. 9i es. eI, hnso .pr h Nc
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lssqt fuor-y Z, IN. r,tg fiN ,,,,' ,rs
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4 EsvnnQ. teugtI hf.a ,f,, . ,ypset
and chespes- rtack nf IOWA. booI.s ami
I fancy good 70 North Wexas. CAL and
see. = ~. y. HARRIS.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Tulane University ofLouisian,
LAW DEPARTMENT..

Tie ext session of this department win
oegin Monday, November 10, I3S5, "'u
The Law School Is not mited tn instrr.
ton IA the civil law of Lo Isl ma. ~ ,sc'
res and course ofstud es are desiensdtc
prepare the student for admission n toy H. ~
bar not only in this State, but also in a my
ct the com on law states of the Union
invites to lts classes all who wish IN A.
themselves for the practice of the law Iis s
professors are well known lawye a ~ Ions
standing nj he par, ,ipe 10 experience arS
Gull activel.' eugaged in the practice of tha
profession. Tuitlo $50 or session, w
%, FtCULTY.
aandell Hunt, LII d., Emeritus Rentnr
professor of Constitutional Las, ConnIner,
cal Law and the Law of Evidence.
William Francis Mellen, vi. d Dean.
Professor OF Common Law and Eonitv
Iurlsprqd. nee, and Lectu er on Crimjnsl
Law and The Law of Pleading.
deury Carlet II Miller, Professor az
Admiralty and International Law.
Genry Denis, Professor of Civil Law lrd
Lecturer on the LAND Laws of the Unjtei
States W
Al COMMUNICATIONS should be addressed
y WILLIAM II. MELLEN,
Dean of TIE Faculty OF law,
10 C3rondelet Street, New ,irleans' tx
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The Dallas Business col.egA IL now
opan for tho reception OF students. Tho
different stores are stocked with llnos
OF goods; the bank with liz money
the freignt offices, postoiliees, oto.. are
Ill completed anu ready Tor students
to commence their various bupinesseg
ana open up their books. Tho oi,iaens
are respectfully invited TO cail aud ex-
amino the college and it's workings,
NJ. 1Sl Main street.
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Galveston Lu,n,,ot

Sheriff william p. Owens, u Cal-
weston, arrived ia the city yesterday
having in charge the following luna
tics, en- routo with them 20 the asylum
ut Terrell: DR.. Henry Shesrrer, Albert
Wilkie, ELIZA Woods, colored, Kate
McCaoa, Mary Yield, Mira Hollsnd,
Margaret Bopp and Maty Hart All
OF them but Kate AlcCabe ere alterly
perhons.
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A ssrlorsAc

Yesterday morning,while on i. ovon.
year-old son ofMr. ID. H. &. i. cart-
wright was rounding up some cat,lO
four niles southeast OF Mesquite, he
was thrown by his horse and sustained
Injuries which will probably prove
fatal. When last heard from yester.
day afternoon ne WAS not expected "a
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IA looking At Ai.n, snd ruins his hands
very deep IN Lis poekets--sarly In the
N ovning and In the evenings. some
say thers are very Few Of those who
ridicule early overooats that would re-
fuse a present OF one bat this IS mere
COT sSturc.
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iaturday Afternoon Free Concer,

At precisely 1850 y. IN. on Saturday,
tho ash mat, Reinhsrdt Is %. will
have gIand orchestral concert at
the'r mammoth clothing store, to in.
auEnfato their fall and winter opon.
Ing Souvenirs M ususi, FOR the
laties.
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The Courts.
THE CITY COURl

THE CITY COURT
Tho following cases we're disposed of
in tho mayors court yesterday MORN.
ing:
City Vi. Il. u. Jarman, Intoxicated;
dismissed.
City VS.. Fed Myers, Intoxicated;
Gned 81.
City VS.. G. A. Gardner, abusive Inn
ccage; fined So.
city w. Ema nuel = reeu, assault and
battery; iined s..
City va. Emanuel g roeu assault and
battery dismissed.
City VS.. George Fayton, assault aud
battery; dismissed.
City vs.. Mr.. Coker, assault anu bat
terry; fined Sc.
City va. Mike Eatohford, assault aud
battsry; fined s..
City vs.. Frank House,, assault and
battery; fined So.
City vs.. Paytou Walker, assault and
battery, iined IS,
City va Mamie Mckenzie, vagrancy;
| continued.
City VS.. Evs stEley, vagrancy; con-
tlnued.
II lvsTIcR scHuHL's COURT
yesterday, Tom Keaton was tried on a
charge OF vagrancy ard fined 81 and
costs, 10 was unable to pay the fine
and went to Jail.
Peggy Garrett and llama Garrott
were arraigned on the charge OF rs.
sault and battery. They plead not
guilty, hut they were proven to be
very guilty aud were fined S. each and
COSTS They were unable 10 stand The
| rntla and gUavt n, Toll
| Mollie Garrett, US sCoD as she re-
covers from the dengue fever, will
have her day in Justice Schuhl's court
| on tho charge OF assault and battery.
| IN THE COUNTY COURT
Yesterday no business WAS transacted.
| Several cases were call I'd and con
tinued. Tao jury trials have all been
concluded, and yesterday the judge
discharged the jury Tor the term.
| " is said by Tho lawyers that
ut hepressnt term of tho court more
business has been disposed OF than
oyer before nj any previous term OF
the court.
TIE DISTRICT COURT.
Tho oneD or Lucy D. Brown VS.
Thomas Flyna, which has hsen on
Trial for two days IN tho distrlct court,
was onded tc-nay by tao Jury briug-
| mn In vnrilior FIR Aha nlointi1s'
Tb;a snit ,vos i1s,jt, ~ ~ zig iS7e w. ~
tro fitin fo to i,t5 ~ N go ~
IN tbis ,,ifv ~ ''. ~ '1'' % |''A ''lioN''
phe varG I'D, ~ .,, ,.,rv, ci
.ogrs. 'NJ ~ -%'
1g{itis.w ,sa. .,,,d t,s4o., -,..
| olair,i@ YN3
GsBshd. ,,Rstb., ,lno c 4., 81,
1 81 Men, ~ ma rn,o f,1.
1 4 fenfg6t ii ESQ ''' aHt
fhr3 VIVA th5 l,r,r ss,t r 81.
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captnir. peNk,e runr.ai

The ipnera, Of Captain Jsas;ion
Teak win tako plaoa thia morning at
~ O'Clock, from his residenoc. Tha
intormnnt will tnko plnro In tho Ma
ronic csLnptcfy. rho friends ri rhr
family arc invited to attend.
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Injunction sslt.

8. l.. Costs hlod suit in tho district
court yesterday against s. w. Cald-
we'll aud w. NJ. Mann, constablo of
precinct No. 3, cni Joining them from
20 ecrea OF cotton he has an intercsf IN.
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t,olur tniio As,in,,,.

shor.ir 4 AnstaiA, oi corysll corp.y,
pss.na th,ggopzh the city. y Yesterday en-
ruuse - Terrlll, lie lla.l IL his CHARGE
'I Sss'a Y 4
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THEL0CAL NEWS RECORD
AN EXPOSITION MEETING,
Farne1s' Alliance Matters A Full
GrIst Ground Out by the Courts.
noc. Fritz Makes His Bond.
Injunction Against the
Clty-Other Matters
THO Expoaitinn Meeting.

------- -a--. ----
Tho Exposition Meeting,
Pursuant to cali issued by Messrs
q. j. 4. Johnson and w. G. Veal, State
commissioners; w. White, president
Of the Merchants exchange; John
Horny Blown, mayor; John q. Mccoy,
chairman committee, and w. G. How
arc, special commissioner, n meeting
OF the citizens interested in getting up
an exhibit for the city and county was
held yesterday ut S:3n o'clock IN the
Merchapts' Exchange.
Captain W. c. Howard WAS allotted
chairman OF the meeting, end MIR.
William Hill, secretary.
Captain W. g.. Veal, ii short
speech, showed the advantages to be
derived from getting up O creditable
display a. tho exposition, and said thu.
quite u numoer OF the counties in the
State would make crodltable exhibi-
lions. Fsnoin, Tarrant, Grayson and
many others had expressed their in
tentian OF sending car load
each fnr exhibition. Corsicana Will
also aend car load. He
urgeu tho citizens 60 exert
themselves and embrace This, proba.
bly, the best, opportunity that would
be presented for years Of advertising
the advantages and resources OF this
section. He suggested that a,ong with
the exhibit should DO sent large
illustrated map of the county SHOW
ing schools, churches, etc.
captain John g. Mccoy said, ss
chairman OF the executive committee,
sppointed 81 tho last Meeting, he had
sent ootclroulsrs to the different Oh air,
occasion, but that he had heard moth.
ing from them and did no. know what
they had dons in their respective dc.
phrtments.
Captain Veal moved that moro COM
niittess be appointed IN view Of the
sactthgt the record Of last meeting had
peen lostpnd tho names 90 the com
MIttaeman vera not known.
IneioHowlng executive e0mMittee
aatnen ehosen:
John Y, Mccoy, 7. ~ M0ilupis, sgd
ney SmHh, I.j. Aiken, VI. 9 (IoWar1i
". ~ ltslARscl2 hpti NJ, ~ SeiAStpl.
Nh fqc1ap IN0 i1loTlle RAn9stQfr
EsrS pN4A Aohliytilop aaA chp6en A-
tHe .I H. 2 ecfiillts..ees AieE A9ngpr
-. V pip W. ~ Fflpe lhJs q
fsclllsift ANI gsJt trtgsgt..,
JoiQt'ft M S4T,sNNahB bsd la9Ft 4
pnot9gr 9,' ftflfgll.c9 81, havlng
pnotits. w tA9Alk, tl1 hau0'
foIqfSi l,8f eUS, isGbllQ apt
prlyaI ga " & {, .iQ ~. iiDir,
anu,nsn9 ba 9n,tnlpi 800 NJ
auVAAesn IS AedIql9nt ~
assgsta e-sgi,s9 lpb e1eh 1oC takeq
anoGS ME- 2ltltqlI9tsa he4 70 nigpeg
~ ils qis sRl, thGt r1Gue. mad beqb
nronpslrsp
tap.atn Yas+ .hppGM thai jmOr2 raa.
i,onapie lsip 4 cpula ~ NAdei aud the
MAtter.MH3 9g0pnaQ without fntther
dlfctAslqn
ga ulQ1on, u was res0lyed to request
tne illflpe c0plfq ltlS0 to raise as east
Sl,0ao ~ defrey the expenses og tho
exhlhR.
IN m9uoa o. Captain Veal Mr. L. i.
Siltsp'e was apnoinled committee
VI phe on ssrlcuitural products, and
.nnln ~ nt aulnorizea 70 employ tho
seT rs n man, should 40 need him,
,tooseu ~ nhso Transemorts TO have
tho city taken; \ n Mc pSrHsntr ~
Niken, John G, Mccoy.
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by order Of the commissioner ceu.sSJ
wilbarEer county, Texas ma 20 erq p"iixS ,
on tile 18th day " Septgriber, Al ~ IL
will receive bids tor the purch .ss svsah"d
fiur leagues OF VII argor county n Tsasss
lands. situated H. Hockey oorn'y HiS
numbers of said ienyue. bel ~ u m \
No bids. for less than sl.5p pr acre Is cer'
ycarB Time, with interest NJ I VI vi NJ
per annuni, inter II pnyanlo auas"'''
advance will bc cpnsi, cred i. -....,.,..,ca
= Any land agent who VIII rons ,a.s ~
sale or this land, at the prize anu ~ siE
terms above stated. on or bcloI,u .ss~reivc5
day OF October. A. ~, ~. WIN , ,rau w
per crri., on tho AMOUNT "a q M IVY s'H,cex
frst tcnf's Interest RAD, nnt ,nv yinsr1
with vlndor's Hen, g niele' NE iSsl
ass,t c2 q sge ss, III, 81 advcrii
n,ent. IN tho loff W tih pai ,s. NJ No.
XnS hsIlss pally nf s'dt q, spss * Vd
SSSsIisS?S2 SSSS:ss'Es Y. shssI, 3 sEis'' 81
nn1r N ~
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Cloaksg Cloaks! Cloaks I

Dress Trimming of the and arc 7lready becom.
ing difficult to obtain.
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Carpets

IN elegant assortment of ali the leading brands !,
latest designs constantly hand including handsome
display OF WIIToNs AID o9uETIE just received which
we offer al lowest prices Remember you will find the
3as. assortment and cho'east goods
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1857 prizes, amounting 10 49, ~
Application FOR rates W clubs shouiu
made only 10 the Office OF tho COMPANY. ~
Now Orleans. For further iniorma"oH'
write clearly, giving "a Il nddrcst.
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DIR. s0wERs's NEW RESIDENCE.

n noticeable anu exceedingly handsome Improve
ment on New York avenue Is the new residence of
Dr; u. 4: Sewers. just completed and occupied
rms residence IS three stories In height and has
frontage OF 4sH feet The front Ia OF pressed brick
win brownslone facing to first story. and has a
broad arched entrance In the centre. This arch is
supported on stone columns with artistcally carved
caps. On one side there Is circular tower, with
beshaped roof, and on the other side a square bay
window with bulged centre. This bay window ex-
tends two stories, with open balcony and gables
The roof IS covered with red slate. The windows Of
the front have French plate and cathedra, glass In
beautiful designs, worked In lead. massive stone
porch IL the approach 10 the entrance. just inside
OF the open arcned entrance is lobby, fourteen feet
wide, paneled In quartered oak with tiled noor.
The front hall Ia fourteen feet square, and Ia sepa-
rated from the stairway hall by an oak spindle and
paneled screen arranged for drapery. The Doctors
ONCE, recepton-rooin, retlring-room, laboratory
etc, are on one side Of the half and the parlor and
library are on the other side; the dining-roon Is
back OF the library, all connected by sliding doors
The ofice hall Ia separated from the main hall by
handsome oak screen, paneled below and spindle
work above. The staircase Is elaborate 10 design,
Is I'VE feet WIDE with Platforms and IL OF oak with
handsome skyllght overhead. which gives cheerful
effect TO the hall. The whole hall is paneled In
quarteTed oak. The ONCE side OF the house is
finished In oak, while the house side is In cherry.