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LOUAL ~BREvITIEs.
Matters of Minor mpmsnt Ia AHd Abaat the
Uity.

OitJ.
PEoPLE's THEATRE this eveninS-"Pina'
fore"
TaE Junior class OF the Female College
gives Sn entertainment and reception at
the College this evening complimentary
to the Senior class,
The United States Circus and Great
Eastern Menagerie 10 delighting the peO-
pie Of Morgantown to-day and will arrive
here tomorrow ria the Baltimore & Ohio
road.
TIE veracious Dame Rumor informs Us
that before long two young gentlemen Of
Wheeling will lead two oil our young
ladies to the altar Parksr'burg STATE
Journal.
CHANIERs HERVRY has entered suit be-
fore Squire ATkle as Superintendent OF the
National road, and the State Board ofPuh-
lie Works another suit, against q. X. Nc
MeChsn, each TO recover one cent, 1t ia
alleged that Mr.. MCMeChen paid but Z
cents toll on q recent drive out the pike
when the proper toll for the distance he
drove should have been s cents. Hence
the suits,
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord q deed mRda April 2S, by Margaret
McGsrry to Herman z. Grimm, in con-
sideration OF $3.50, for the southeast quar-
ter OF lot l92, on Alley 10, Also a deed
made February 4, by James G. Frazier and
others to Mary White and Hiram Frazier,
in consideration Of 5000, for 1882 acres adj
Joining the Frazier farm.
THR damage suit OF ex,justics OF the
peace A, K, McOahon against Squire Ar
kle and Constable Wilcox, to recover S.
600 for alleged false imprisonment, was
postponed in the Circuit Court yesterday
ill the next term, McCahon was arrested
for ah assault on Albert Deinersteln, and
required to give q bond to keep the peace,
He failed TO do SO, and was committed to
jail, Hence the suit,
GEORGE sIRIp, Charles Hermann, John
Deal, John q. Albinger and Edward Elan,
agan, i've Of the striking scrap boys al
the Crescent mill, were arraigned in police
court yesterday accused oil asaaulting the
new boys employed there. Capt DoveneV
appeared for the prosecution, The evil
dpnce showed no assult, but was TO the
effect that the boys had used threats,
They were discharged with q reprimand,
The music at White Sulphur SPRING.,
the famous Southern watering place, In
Greenbrier county, this state, will be fur,
nished this season by Kramer. Flo will
leave in q few weeks, accompanied by
nine men. The music will bs both brass
and string. Kramer gave such s~atisfac'
ton at "lhe White" last season that be.
fore lie returned home a conditional CON
tract was made with him for this season,
which was completed about one week ago
Ex.SnRRlFF A, A. Hanly, of Point Pleas
ant, who was 80 severely hurt by being
Knocked down on the race track by a run
ming horse at the last State Fair, has per
ieCted Ru arrangement with Mr., j. w
Crawford, the noted turimRn and handler
OF tho celebrated horaes, US. and Phallas
to take Jesse H., his sorrel PAGER, and
Virgie H., tho trotting mare Of Peter s
Lewis, for training on the track at Cleve'
land U. These two horses showed up
some line work last season, for green
horses, and bid fair 10 be very speedy,
They were sired by Jesse ]. Brlght's Llol'
land Chief.
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MINERS FIRM.
They will Leave the Federation Batter than
Surrender.


MessrB. p. L. Kimberly and David
Brooks returned yesterday from Colum.
bus, where they attended a meeting ofthe
National Board Of Arbitration and Con.
ciliation Of the Federation Of Mine Opera.
tors and Miners, at which the most i'm.
portant matter presented were charges
preferred by Mr.. Kimberly against the
convention Of coal miners recently held at
Petersburg. The situation was explained,
and It was finally concluded, for the reason
that 1t was In sgreat measure a local ques.
ton, that the secretary Of the board should
in company with one operator and two
miners representing the factions, endeavor
to effect Q compromise and raise to boy
colt against certain firms, and In case they
failed, that a fifth party should be Calledin,
and, after all resources Of q local nature
had been exhausted, that the question
could then be brought before the National
Board.
Members Of the local branch Of the Fed
Grafton said yesterdayth hat they would not
submit To any injustice, even II sanction
ed by the Federation. They would leave
the Federation rather than raise the boy
colt until the objects aimed at were &C.
Complished. They were organized as a
branch OF the Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Assemblyjand owed their allegiance
first to that body,
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
strangers In thS City aud wheeling Folks
abroad,

SNANNAA 80 HAN Nv Wv NAS
abroad.
Mr.. 4. NJ. Vandervort, OF Weston, Ia
registered ut the stamm House.
Mrs. John A. Freeman and daughter
and Charles N. Freeman, OF ~steubenville,
were in the city yesterday.
Miss Jessie Young, Of P%ittsburgh, who
has many friends and admirers In this
city, 10 making Mrs. A. /. Hustled a short
visit.
Mr.. Sol Woodward has arrived in the
city from Wheeling, Alabama, on q visit
TO friends here and for the purpose OF
looking after some business interests.
Charles Shay, formerly manager OF the
Academy OF Music, at Wheeling, was in
town last night looking for a location for
u pavilion theatre. -BeNdire hdeDmdcnt.
Mr.. Hugh McMahan, Of New Cumber.
land, j. II. Close and wife, =. H. Close
and son, and Miss Adams, OF st. Glars.
vile, we're at the,MCLure house yesterday.
Rev. r. G. Nolan, q bright young min.
lister Of the Episcopal church, who has Of
ilCiated at Wellsburg and Parkersburg, is
to be married June 0 to Miss Annie L.,
eldest daughter OF ex.State Senator W. II.
Tarr, OF Wellsburg. Mr.. Nolan Is now
stationed at Blairsville, Pa.
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/. cnopsANp THINGS
Various Portions of West vIrginia-somS
Prominent YIsitoFa.


"What Is the outlook Tor money In
Marion county," an 1NrELLioENCKR rep.
r~esentatiye asked Of Prof. T. Q. Miller, Of
Falrmont.
"Fair, l think. There Is a good crop
prospect, and our farmers need one good
season after two bad ones. We shall
grow more corn this year. We use great
deal Of Western corn, and II takes money
10 pay for It. Agood deal OF this money
could be kept at home, and there is q
disposition 10 try. Then | think there
will be fewer Western cattle bought and
more home bred calves kept until they
are ready 10 be sold Tor beef cattle"
"How are the mines doing, Professor ~
"First rate now that the Elk Garden
and other mines In that locality are
closed. l understand that the miners are
satisfied and there is no prospect Of
tronble,b
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THE MURDER.
Several New Developments - sulplcI
Pointed to ths WomNA's Daughter.

Several New Developments Suspicion
Pointed to tbs WomNA's Daughter.
From the Richie county Gazette 1t ia
leaned that the murderer Of Mn. Hard
esty, a widow living near Auburn in that
county, who was most iOully murdered
last week, an account Of which was pub
lished in this paper, 1t is suspected was
none other than Eta kniselsy, her
daughter by aiormer husband, aged about
20.
No suspicion rested on the girl at 6rst,
She said that q large nan came into the
house, took the shovel, and without q
word struck down her mother, and ran
of through q meadow and up into the
woods. She even pointed out the place
where this alleged murderer climbed over
the fence, and as she said, trampled the
grass. An unknown man was arrested at
P~ennsboro and taken to Auburn, pend
ing the investigation by the Coroner's
jury. He had been lurking about, the
day before the crime was committed, and
answeredths description Eta Knissley
gave OF the murderer. He refused 10
give his name, seemed to be insane, aud
Tor a day or two the hangmAn's moose
daugled very close to his neck.
Identification by thegirl, theonlyspeCta'
tor OF the murder, capable Of detailing It,
would have been enough to cost him his
life. Fortunately for him, he was able to
prove q complete abb, showing that he
was miles away at the hour when the
crime was committed, The investigation
by a Coroner's jury, resulted in this mans
discharge, The Jury returned a verdict
that Mrs. HRrdesty came to her death at
the hands OF an unknown party, although
ten OF them, 1t Is stated, expressed the
opinion that the woman was murdered by
Eta Kniseley, Very many people are
now OF tho opinion that the girl Is guilty,
A complete chain Of evidence SCENE woven
about her,
Unless Etta's tale that the crime wai
committed by a strange man, without
motive, is to bs accepted, she was the only
person, in the house, on that fatal morning
except her mother and Q baby In hel
mothers arms. The Bone creek valley II
thiCkly populated. A man by the name
OF Simmons lives within q hundred yards
OF Mrs, Hardesty's house, No man wai
beheld fleeing from the scene OF the
crime by any OF the people. The giEpt
clothing was deeply stained by hei
mothers blood, Sho said she got this or
her, pulling the baby from beneath the
dying woman, Eta did not scream fol
help. She gave as q reason for this, thai
she was so paralyzsd with fright that she
could not. Her bloody oyershoes were
found in the creek. She said the front
door OF the house was locked, and thai
the murderer came in the back door. The
front door was found unlastened.
Miss Kniseley has not been arrested anC
no steps seem to be contemplated in tina.
direction.
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Barnum, Forepaugh, Sells, and the old.
time managers will have to look to their
laurels. They have a giant rival in the
field in the newly organized and equipped
Big United States Circus and New Great
Eastern Menagerie, which Is announced
to exhibit here tomorrow.
Therei s new blood and plenty Of cash AZ
the back Of this concern, and as the man.
agement are chockfull Of enterprise and
newideas, they will be welcomed, as are
all %innovators and %improverB. The new
corners propose to wake up some Of the
sleepers, and conduct a show fully up 10
the times and, perhaps, a little ahead, as
II Ia their policy 10 be In the van.
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AN 1NpIoNArIoN MEETING
nv
Called for Saturday Night Rt City Hall
Square,

Square.
Yesterday the following hand bill was
circulated freely about town;
"MEETING
CAT CAPITOL SQUARE
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY lsT, 1885,
"Shau Italian Labor Drive US from Our
"HomeSf
"Our State Board Of Public Works, our
City Council, tho West Virginia Gas Co.,
are now sorry after the damage Is done.
"Iiare We No Rcdre.i
"Our State Board Of Public Works must
withdraw right Of way over the Peoples
Highway.
"The City Council must snnul the priv.
ileges Of this company, in the interest Of
tho public good.
"The West Virginia Natural Gas 90.
must be taught that citizens have rights
they muGt respect.
"Tho Legislative Committee o. the Ohio
Valley Trades and Labor Assembly asks
all citizens to attend and protest against
the introduction Of cheap foreign labor"
1t ia stated that prominent Speakers
from abroad rs well as Of the city, will be
present and speak.
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n%pInnfors,, mi. ErsnIrr,

Last night at the Peoples Theatre the
National Ideal Opera Company rendered
1.-THE Mascot" 10 one OF the most refined
audiences aver seen in the house. The
performance was the best so far OF the en-.
gagement, Miss Gray's Bttina being q
wonderful improvement on her former
characters. The gobble duet was encored
four times. The costumes were all new
and beautiful, and the company showed
up strongly in the chorus.
This evening the house bids fair 10 be
crowded before the curtain goes up. The
opera will be III. NJ. s. Plnafore, mand the
rage 10 see II is general. Those desiring
good seats will do we'll TO secure them
early.
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Ex.state Senator Anthony Smith, oil
Tyler county, says this weather has EN-.
A6led the farmers In his county 70 do
their ploglng 10 good advantage. Wheat
looks well, but the acreage Is smaller than
usual, owing TO the scarcity Of seed wheat
last fall. Corn iB already much Of Il
planted this 10 unusually early. Rain IL
needed.
Times ate generally dull in Tyler. Poll.
tics Is yet In the background, The talk
Of q railroad from the river out into the
country has ceased Just now The road,
he thinks, will eventually DO built, but
not until alter the country feoovefs from
lie present depression.
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via Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad 10 the
Seventh May Musical Festival on May 10,
10, 20, 81, 90, 1885. On the above dates
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad will
sell round trip tickets 10 Cincinnati,
al low excursion rates. Festival Chorus
Of GOO trained voiCesj Grand Orchestra Of
more than 100 artists I've Evening Con.
Certs, May IL, 49, 20, q, %. Two After.
noon Concerts, May 20 and %, Tickets
will be good going and returning on all
regular trains, and will be good return.
Ing until May %, inclusive.
Remember, that the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad will land you In the Grand Gen.
trail Depot, In the center Of the city and
near the prominent hotels.
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The Elite Social gave a farewell hop at
the Arion club house last evening com.
pllmentary to It's President, Mr.. August
Schneider and Secretary, Mr.. Louis A.
HeCkel. These gentlemen are going to
leave the city in a few days for the West
10 seek their fortunes there. There was a
large number Of young people present,
and the time wa most enjoyably spent
dancing 10 the music OF Kramet's orChes.
ira. Among the prominent members OF
this organization arc William j. Blum,
Otto Capped, Harry ]. Appel, Herman T.
SChambfa and Carl Capped.
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Changes Mt the pos.omos.

Tomorrow, the first Of the month, will
witness some changes in the force al the
postoflce. Some Offensive partisans" have
got to take a walk. II 10 rumored that
there will be four changes and that Letter.
carriers Cowan and 0gle will lay aside
their gray suits and mall bags. Thus far
no changes have been made Ia tho letter.
carriers, but Postmaster Simpson having
gotten acquainted with the swing Of the
machine and the pressure from the "un.
terrified" for "ofls' having recently III.
creased, there must be some changes.
More are likely to follow. II iB said chat
Johnnie Quigg and viii Tieman are two
OF those who are 10 draw prizes.
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Eight weeks ago a temperance school
was organised In Chapline Street M 4.
church, and similar organizations have
since been made at North Street and
Fourth Street churches. In these sChoola
both scientific and moral instruction ID
given, and they are calculated 10 be oil
great good not only 10 the children but 10
who attend them, Journals, or the
plan Of Sunday School literature, are
used, and the schools In every way prom.
iSeA vigorous work, The Chaplihe Street
Is held on Friday evening, and the
Street and North Street schools on
Saturday evening,
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The finest Resort in the CITY on a warm
Evening.

BFOnihBI
Mr.. John d. Schmidt, proprietor OF The
Orleans saloon, No. i4ll Market street,
adjoining Etb's livery stable, has already
a reputation ior keeping one Of the pleas.
ATTEST rssotfs Of liz character In Wheel.
Ing. His liquors, those who are CON.
petent 10 Judge, pronounce unsurpassed
Tor quality In The city, Recently he has
fitted up his place 10 a superb style, aud
10 now an Attractive place iot q gentle.
man 10 drop u OF any time, the summer
garden In the rear making lt especially In.
Wiling on q warm afternoon or evening.
This evening the place will be formally
opened with a concert by the full Opera
House Orchestra. The garden 10 q cheer.
iul, cool, we'll ventilated place, and 10 des.
tined 10 become exceedingly popular dur.
log the coming heated term,
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An 1NTELLiGIScER reporter asked Major
Lee Raymond, Of Clafksburg, how things
we're generally In Harrison county.
"01r farmeis,"' said Major Raymond,
"haye had two bad seasons. We are hop.
ing for something better nov. Wheat
looks we'll and very large acreage will DO
put In corn, A great deal Of pasture land
will be devoted 10 corn In. consequence Of
much grass being killed. We hope 10
come oft better this yeaf,"
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Andrew sans Dead.

Andrew Sans, the young man who was
rnn over by o switch engine on the Bait.
more 4 Ohio track, In the Sixth ward,
about / o'clock yesterday morning, died
shortly after daylight. lie recovered con.
sClonsness before he died, but could give
no account Of how the accident occurred.
When told that II he lived he would have
TO lose both legs at the knee, he expressed
a desire TO die. His right arm was 90
badly mashed at the shoulder that II
would have had 10 come oil had be lived.
II is supposed that he lay on The track
after the accident for fully Que hour be.
fore 10 was found,
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John Kemple desires his friends and
the public generally, To know that on Sal.
utday morning, May let, lie will open The
saloon stand at the corner Of Market and
Twenty.foufth streets, formerly run by N,
with 4 splendid free lunch. The
very best Of wines, liquors, beefs, etc.,
will be kept. The public 10 cordially In
Vited 10 call,
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A Victory Tor ths Roreolt.

The sChmulbach Brewing Company
yesterday annullsd It's contract with the
boyeotted firm Of Kasley Il Brooks, which
has been furnishing the coal used at the
brewery. A committee Of the Boycott
League waited on Mr., SchmulbaCh, and
he agreed TO stop buying coal from Kasley
& Brooks, and made q contract with Mike
Bell, q union operator. It Is said the
brewery uses on an average 450 bushels Of
coal a lAV.
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Music tonight at lie AlhAnbt. Palace

EpwAApL L. Rose { %. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe 3, N. Go. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep q full line Of
Howes and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with its perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork, Don't fail 10 see the
the Standard. See advertisement on an.
other page,
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The visiting delegates were entertained
last night ats social camp Gre which was
largely attended. After the singing Of d
greeting ode, Professor Crago gave q short
talk OF welcome. Colonel r. II. Freer, oil
H%arrisville, gave q very interestint talk.
He said, among other good things, that
1--WE live In the grandest country in the
world, but there is one man In the United
States that does not think this. He made
q speech q few days ago down in Ala.
bama.. He don't see that we are any
different to-day from what we were twenty
years ago. Poor old man, he has lived
blindiolded and with his ears stopped all
this time" Oomrade Freer's remarks
were giyenin his own inimitable style and
at the close OF them he was loudly ap.
.plauded. After singing Comrade NJ. s.
Hall, Department Surgeon, made q ring.
ing speech.
Singing "TheArmy Bean" led by Com.
rade Richards, all joining in the chorus,
was followed by o. march to tho supper
table, which fairly groaned with good
things prepared by the ladies Of the Re.
lief Corps. Ample Justice was done to
the repast.
Alter supper the exercises were con-
tinued.
Comrade P. Gano, OF West Union, gave
q short but very interesting talk.
g. w. P%ennyman, chief mastering OIL.
Ger Of the Sons Of Veterans, was called on
and made some interesting remarks that
were loudly applauded.
Comrade Kerns, Of Meade Post No. 0,
made some eloquent and patriotic re.
BY request, Comrade Crago recited
FtietChie," and Comrade Rich.
ards reCited the German OF the same, TO
the great delight Of all.
The following message was received
Cleveland
The Department Of Ohio Ia annual en-.
campment assembled return warmest
greeting 10 the comrades OF West Virginia
In +. @. g. r. b, BRowS,
Department Commander.
This was In answer 10 a dispatch sent 10
hem yesterday.
The closing ode was sting, and all went
away feeling that IL was good to be here.
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AFTER May / we shall close our Store
nj q Z. NJ, Saturdays excepted.
HENRY JACOBS 4 co.

SPECTACLES adjusted by means Of
the johnson dlOptrlC eye meter, having
combinations Of nearly 600 lenses. Ke'
fraction Is measured 10 the One'hllH'
drcdth part Oran inch. Tho only lllSlrll'
ment Of the kind In West YirGinlh. Sat
JACOB W. GRUDB,
UptlCian and JeWeler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
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gyor sale aud a;or GENT,
FOR SALE.

One square Of landin AOnndsvlllo con{gIi,a.
10 dOpOts and river. There IA on ia giyI lLatms
dwelling vi slG rooms, four green house Anu V.1,
necessary fixtures for carrying on thg I0N, s.gj
plant business, with a good trade esihDll',i 5
i rood stock OF plants. Can be bought io' wv,
liz Acres near Stone Church, Ella Grove wy
four. rDDmpi house. TAN now hG bOighiim wv"
81 acres adjoining the ~ acres.
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SPRING and Summer stock inst re.
ceiyed. An elegant md complete line 81
Suttlnga, Pn%ntalOOHlDgS ami OyercOat'
lhgs, which we will makC up In the best
StylG and at low prices. ,,
1891 Il 1898 Market Street.
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1eNtistru,
OQ,ecl NJ. No and n Fourteenth btFOhl.


Gm Stoves Geo, ", JohniCn'I Sens
White Mountain FtttG Ts-Ntsbltt ~ no.
Closing out Sale q. Mttdel u %.
Fleih Llne-wlillam sChoCksy. .
slIniuer Sporting GO0dL-SAntgn y Davenport
NoiiCe-MtmorEs Pamela Lodge.
BOys' Pert0lO I HIT NNiIia-D. GundlllB q Co.
Caallenge-Frank h, W(llGGR,
4 OHeWRte II. J. Smj til.
New building Association sItck'
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w~AsntSaroN, D. O., April SOL 4. NJ
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
cooler westerly winds, fair weather.
For Lower LAksregion, northerly winds,
cooler, fair weather, followed by light
lOCal rains,
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Finest Kangaroo

handmade shoes for gentlemen. Every
pair warranted. Finest and softest slloe
made, at S. ". AMIck's,
l1I9 Main sLFaAt.
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, ThVrmomstOr Record.

The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer "a observed at sCbnepfsdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: Z
a. Nj, 80; u M, 7S'; 8 PM, 1851. Nj,
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Every purchaser Of Tea, Coffee, Baking
Powder or Spices will receive q beautiful
souyenief entitled "a Faithful Friend"
at all the stufss Of the Atlantic Tea Com.
pany on Saturday. The quality Of our
goods needs no comment. Remember the
location Of our stores, iii and 228i Mar.
ket street, Wheellngj 1877 Belmont street,
Bellalre, O.i 1880 South Fourth street,
Steubenville, o.
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FoR SALE.
DOR SALE TO CLOSE AN EsTATE

EUR BALE TO ULUSE AN EHIhI"
The following Lots on Wheeling bland leIols'
Ing 10 the estate Of the late Vim. Mccoy VIZ
Lots Nc. GO. g. and u on lltOa1wdy,
Lots No. 90 and 50 OH York street
lots No, %, 100 and lOl on Virginia street
Lots NO. l0i los, ITO aud III on Huron ilic''
lob No. ~, 10 and 1852 on Wabash Aieth
Lot No, IA on Water street.
aug ". " HOaR 4 mo i@n NaI msL-