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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29

AN ANIMATED DEBATE ON OUR TRADE RELATIONS
WITH CANADA AT OTTAWA.
In the house OF commons at ottawa yesterday
MI. Mitchell called attention to dispatches from
washington stating that retaliation was threat
ened II the Dominion government did not carry
out the stipulation OF the tariff act OF 1879 which
provides that in the event OF certain articles emu
merated In clause 10 being placed the free list
by Congress Canada would recprocate in q like
tlonal policy in good faith in 1873, but was not
surprised TO learn that owing the neglect OF the
Canadian government, retaliation was threatened.
hundreds Of tons OF fresh fish daily left one sta
ZION (Chatham, n. b. In his constituency for the
United States, and II this retaliatOry policy were
carried out The people OF Canada would have just
cause for complaint against the government.
There was an evident intention on the part OF the
Americans TO reciprocate with Canada, but II they
were met at the outset by refusal to reciprocate
In natural products the consequence might be
serious He held the government guilty OF breach
OF faith in not carrying the provisions OF the
tariff act in refusing to grant the lust claims OF
the United States. He asked whether or not COM
munications had been received from the United
Canada
Deen made by the American Government.
Mr.. Mttchell-Have not United States consuls in
THIS country made representations in relation to a
breach OF faith on the part OF the Canadian gov
eminent under section OF the act OF 1879?
sir John Macdonald (vehemently).-I repudiate
on ONT of h OF me government that There has been
any Oreacn OF Balth. No representations have been
made to us by the American Government, but
communications have been received from American
seedmen asking that the clause In our acts should
De given effect. too. The government does not
forget, however, that we have seedmen In Canada,
whose interests must be looked after.
MT Laurier, leader OF the opposition, cOntended
that Mr.. Milchelrs inquiry was legitimate. We
nave a standing offer in our statute books that in
the event or the Americans placing certain articles
on the free list Canada Will reciprOcate.
Sir John Macdonald said the clause was entirely
permisSive, and was left to the discretion OF the
government.
Mr. Charlton said II the government did not
intend TO apply the provisions OF the clause IL had
peter be expunged from the statutes. BY its
course the government was inviting retaliation
ana where such great interests were involved 1t
would be better not to let that stage be reached
The subject was then dropped.
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fSkp fOk C.uELrr TO ASNAIS-JOseph Tasker
ana Charles Nlnson, colOred. drivers for the Wash
ington Briek Machine Company, were before the
rVnee Court to-day charged by Agent Key OF the
humane society, with cruelty TO animals In trot-
ing tneir muies with load OF bricks. They were
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Tissue.Paper Coats Of M all.
THE ARNOR CHINESE THIEVES USE TO PROTECT THEN.

THE ARNOR CHINESE THIEVES USE TO PROTECT THEM
SELVES AGAINST BULLETS.
From the New York World
dispatch from San Francisco published in Sat-
urdays World, tells how Woo Svong, notorious
highlander or thief, escaped injury, although shot
at several times by policeman. Woo Svong had
tried to levy blackmail on Mack Sam, cigar
dealer, and after shooting at him fed. He was
pursued by the policeman, Shot at, and finally
arrested. 1t was discovered that Woo SyOnp wore
shirt OF mail OF pap,er-mache Of such consist
ency as to be both bullet and knife proof when
worn under a thick padded tunic.
Edward Greey Is an expert ON things Japanese
and Chinese. and lives at No. 20 East nth street.
Mr.. Greey has lived q number OF years in China
and Japan, and Is the author Of several works on
these countries and their legends.
YES" he said, Il read that dispatch myself
with considerable interest. The ordinary Japan
csc or chinese armor is not by any means bullet
or even kntfe-proof 1t Is arrow-prOOf at a fair
shooting distance. Thirty-twO years ago WAS a
member OF the English navy, serving as acting
clerk on board the Hornet in the war which ended
In the capture OF Canton and Pekn. Our men
every once In a while came across numbers OF the
enemy whom they were not able to pierce either
with their bayOnetS or bullets. We found that
these fellows were accustomed to wrap around
themselves, under their clothing, perhaps q dozen
Weaknesses OF such paper as this, only thicker !"
paper, steel-gray In color, and so consistent In
texture that when twisted 1t required a consdera-
BILE effort to tear. 81 afterward discovered" he
continued, shat this was a common practice
among Chinese thieves. Before starting out on a
lOOting expedition they Will get a roll OF such
times 1t seemed to render them bullet-proof at a
shooting distance. In the days when corporal
punishment was common in schools the boys were
up TO similar game"
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FIRING OvERcoArs. Eiseman's, cor. 9TH and z.
TULIPS BY THE THOUSAND AT STRAUSS,
Stall 24g Center Market.

The GREAT NAPoLEoN--Napoleon the First was
the greatest military commander OF the world.
but great man even as he was, he was not great
enough TO discover 50 wonderful Brain and Nerve
Specific and Mind Tonic as Dr. Bucklands scotch
oats Essence. AT a word from his lips his soldiers
killed thousands; at a word from DIR. BQCklands
lips scotch oats Essence has healed and helped
Millions
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E.srKK C.Kps ana Easter Novelties at BArx,s.

A BARGAIN.-Those fine imported Tooth Brushes
at 2lc. each, worth double the money.
MERTZIs Pharmacy,
1014 + street.
The pioneer OF low prices.
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EroR sALE-A LARGE AND DESIRABLE HOUSE
II IN Iowa Circle. For particulars aud permit IA,
rpect apply TO J. V. y. HUNCk A Cn.
mh.t-N l1OD
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To TIE DEAF.-A person cured OF deafness and
noises In the head or twenty-three years stand
ng by a simple remedy. VIII SeEd description
4 u Tree TO any person who applies TO Nicholson,
Ia MacDOu.al ST., New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29

THE GREAT EASTER SALE OF smyrna Rugs, Car
psts, Window shades and Lace curtains, adver-
tSed by julius Lansburgh, 3l5 7th street, continues
curing this week. An Immense amount OF goods
rave been sold, and though the sale is financial
loss 10 Mr.. Lansburgh, he is nevertheless pleased
10 note the success OF his annual Easter adver-
tisement. IL you need anything In his line at
way -On prices, come before the end OF the week.
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CITY ITEMS.
DON'T MISS II!


EAsTKR GREETING
Special Notice to the Pubic:
Don't fail @ call at the stores of the Great Allan
during next week. and secure one OF our handsome
souvenir panel cards, entitled, 'Mamma's Pet"
up size likes. Given away with one pound OF tea,
Two pounds OF coffee, or one pound baking powder.
We to stun CSs
worth q s ea coee and baking
siot st. eeorsetown; s. 8 s' and nd 80 Center
Market; 81 western Market; and street
RRarTes and lol Northern Liberty Market II.
10000 Imported Tooth Brushes
VIII be sold at 21c. each. Every brush guaranteed.
vNE MERITS Drug Store,
the lowest priced drug store in the city.
Our Line Of Neckwcar was never more
complete than now. New arrivals almost every
Gay. FRANC, Strictly One Price, cor. 7th and D.
Handsome Easter Souvenirs.
In addition to our usual Easter bargainsin Shoes
ana slippers, we will present every customer with
z. sTRAssUEess, eos 7th st. NV.
California Tickets, ]. +. Minor, B. o.
Phillips Digestible Cocoa furnishes
nutriment and aids digestion.
A Slight Cold, II neglected, often attacks the
lungs. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs give sure and
immaculate relief Sold only In boxes. Price 25
cents. eo36K
Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists eoly
Photography, S3. ANTHoNY's, 9O5 Pa Az. coll
Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
Iree Guns Tor sale or hire. WALroRD, 4S7 Pa. ave.
60, I'm
"ROyal Glue'' mends China, GlassWood, &C,
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
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81 Louis Special to the Phfsdelphia Press March 49,
This morning the widow OF the late Chief JUS
tice arrived at the Union depot in q special car
from Los Angeles, Cal, on her way to Toledo. She
missed connections with the Wabash East which
road she intended taking to Toledo. However.
special train was run out by that road to carry
her to Toledo. Besides Mrs. Waite there Is her
sister, Mrs. Gloyd, OF Toledo; Lieut.. Harry Waite,
9th cavalry, second cousin OF the Chief Justice,
and DR.. Ruth, OF the United states Navy, an In
Innate friend OF the family, who is in charge OF
the party. He came on from Washington to meet
Mrs Waite Lieut.. Waite rode 20 miles on horse
back ana by stage on Monday from Oklahoma 50
as TO meet the train at Kansas City.
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News Briefs.

Preparations are making for an expedition under
the leadership OF Nausen, the famous Norwegian
athlete, to cross Greenland on snOwshOes
crowd OF part1sans OF the Opposition gathered
in front OF the chamber OF deputies at Bucharest
Tuesday, and shot the doorkeeper The military
charged the crowd and drove them away.
Edmund Dwyer Gray, distinguished member
OF the Irish parliamentary party, died In Dublin
OF heart disease.
The doctors have decided upon applying the
massage treatment to Emperor Frederick's legs as
substitute for walking, which the weather for
bids.
The coronation Of Emperor Frederick and En-
press Victoria as king and queen OF Prussia is ex-
pected to occur at konigsburg In June
The Chicago board OF trade adopted resolutions
In favor Of the construction OF the Nicaragua
canal under American auspices and control
The Adams County, Pa, republican convention
Barnum's City Hotel, In Baltimore, one of the
Oldest hOstelries OF the country, was offered FOR
OF $40 600 The OBJECT OF the sale was to eject
heirs.
Reports from the flooded districts along the
Vistula say that within an area OF ten miles
squares seventy-seven villages are submerged.
The Moscow Gazette advises the government to
watch the movements at Teherau of Sir Henry
Drummond Won, the English minister to Persia.
IL attributes to England a scheme for the com
merclal conquest OF Persia.
At banquet Of the Alumni Association OF the
University OF Michigan Tor the state OF Colorado
Tuesday evening resolution was unanimously
adopted to use all honorable means to secure the
appointment OF Hon. Th0s. NJ. Cooley to be Chief
Sustice OF the United States
Hon Timothy Parker Rediield, of Vermont. for
fourteen years Judge OF the supreme Court OF that
state, died In Chicago Tuesday night.
L l. Andrews, counsel for Kansas Pacific bond
holders, insists that Geo. Gould tried TO brbe him.
and limited at "paying District-Attorney Fellows
something" Jay Gould says that Andrews is a
blackmailer.
Isaac Hinckley, president OF the PHILADELPHIA
wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Co, died at
ms residence In Philadelphia yesterday.
o Inc incense suffrage bill permitting women to
vote on license, which passed the Massachusetts
house, was Killed In the senate yesterday afternoon
by a vote OF II to IL
The family and friends OF Mr. Blaine in New
YORK ana Maine deny emphatcally the truth OF
tne report puplshed couple OF days ago that the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29

Amusements TO-nights
NAfIoNAI.-'sTheJ ilt."
KIRNANA-Lily Clay's Gayety Co.
HARRIs.-"Marked for Life.r
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KEENAN, HAS NO TROUBLE IN KNOCKING OUT
WILLIAMS In FOuR BOUNDS

KEENAN, HAS NO TROUBLE N KNOCKING OUT JOE
WILLIAMS FoUR ROUNDS.
The prize-hght between Jimmy keenan,, of Bal
timore and washington, and Joe Williams, OF Bal
timore, near New Freedom, Pa, just across the
Maryland line early Wednesday morning, the re-
suit OF which was given In yesterdays STAR, was
short and sharp. Keenan, knocking Williams sense
less In the fourth round. The first round did not
amount TO much. In the second keenan, forced
the fighting and sent Williams the ropes several
times. Williams and his second claimed fouls q
number OF times during the round, but the referee
refused TO allow them. The third round was ex-
citing. keenan, landing some heavy LEFT handlers
on Williams stomach and chest, and giving him a
terrific blow above the right eye. Williams went
down three times during the round He was un-
steady when the fourth round was called and his
tactics were TO dodge Keenan's blows This sue
ceeded for q time, but suddenly keenan, planted a
swinging Highlander on Williams Jaw with
terrific force. Joe threw up his hands and fell like
a log, face downwards, where he lay on the ground
with keenan, standing over him. Despite the
efforts OF his seconds and friends Joe remained In
sensible, and IL was long after the ten seconds
grace lad elapsed before he recovered his
senses 70 ind himself a badly-whipped man.
keenan, escaped without q scratch. Keenan, is the
man who knocked out a Washington pugilist
named Nally In three rounds at Odd Fellows Hall,
Navy Yard, some weeks ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29

TIE CRAZE In collecting and saving empty C5c.)
boxes Of Turkish Cross-Cut Cigarettes Il assuming
vast proportions, "and the elegant pictures OF
Iangtry and Theo will pass into the possession OF
100 PERSONS on June - who may return the larg-
est number OF such boxes to W. Duke sons Co.,
First avenue and 10Th streets. New York. or care
Critic Office. save your folding cards from such
boxes until you accumulate seventy-1ve and Sc
cure a beautiful souvenir album that contains
complete collection OF Rulers, Coat-of-Arms and
Fyags OF every nation in the world.
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FARM

We are authorized to sell one of the pest Farms in
montgomery County, Maryland. containing pa acres,
farm in srass well aed and ms
excellent crops; is supporting one hundred head Of
Situated on the 7th-st pike, miles from Washing
ton, mile from Forest Glen Station, on the Metro
politsn Branch b. and o. 30 trains per day n min
This Is fine opportunity for any gentleman who de-
sires hne country seat ss well farm that will pay
ice-pond newly fenced in FIELDS Of 10 and 20 acres
running water in every field; Hot and cold water in
will be sold if desired with ali the farming impie.
ments work horses sixty head Of Jersey and Hosten
and terms if sold before the st dsy Of MSy
FRANCIS HUFTY,
mh27-tuth,s,4w 18th aud F SITS.
EoR sALE-.AT AMMENDALE-A GOOD THIR.
II teenroom frame house. slate roof, 10 of land
and superb stream; price, "a, 200 Also 30 acres con-
tanning 29 s4Rer6 building sites near station price in
mh22eolm' Washington, d. C.
C0TTAGE AND EIGHT LOTS FOR SALE AT
ONonqnitt Beach. near New Bedford, Mass: terms
reasopable. Inquire II. L. CLARKE. M. D., New Bed.
IrOR SALE OR PENTHOUSE OF SIX ROOMS
and outbuildings: IL acres in fruit shade; water:
yerS elevated v,ew healthy; few minutes walk to
Ard dS.,a Station. Md. p o. Biadensburs. Ma.
M Rockville, ha re purchased lots and built homes:
hence we have for rent and sale there q number of
houses a 20 II rOoms' MILTON dHigSGKETT;
Mr.. COOKE D. LUCKETT, of our firm. is in Rock
vile every evening after PAN, and will remain any
morning to show property. mh23-6t
Mills Station. two miles from the Capitol; well
Ri 0 4 & an
Building. mhl7-2m
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The BKIDGE CKLRBRArIoN.-very little business
was Transacted at the meetings held last night by
the executive committee OF the e-bridge ceIe-
uration and the committee TO determine the route
ot PRECISION NJ. Palmer stated that he would
visit the District Commissioners within n few davs
anu OBTAIN the requisite permits for decoration OF
tne streets communication was read from a
puohshing nrm Offering to furnish the COMMITTEES
WIN 3,UOo programs OF the proceedings OF that
GAY, the route, and other items OF interest Tho
onef was accepted The committee OF nye were
again unable 10 decide upon q route or . place
.oI iormaton OF the procession. IL Is thought
.nat AZ tne next meeting 70 be held on Monday
tnese qoestions viii be settled y. l. Moore Of
INC citlzens COMMITTEES. reported that Representa-
i've Zee would deliver the address OF Wetcome FOR
virginia while Commissioner webb would proh
ington.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHrAs-At the regular monthly
meetlng OF Mermione Lodge No. l2, K OF p held
-. nisnt, ~. r. Isvenner resigned as Q repre-
was elected In his stead -
GRAM kEcxIrrs-schooner Kitty Ann arrived
yesterday with 400 bushels OF wheat from ller
andrta for J. q. and J. ". Waserx
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That High Official.

NOT SECRETARY WHITNEY, But MAYOR HEWITT.
MI. Gould yesterday settled the question as to
the gentleman I'm high Official position" who
arranged matters with the district attorney. pro-
viding for his unmolested departure for Europe
last fall He has told friends OF his Wall street,
openly ana frankly, that the gentleman referred
10 was Mayor Hewitt. District Attorney Fellows
SAID with regard to the Washington dispatch re-
ierr1ng TO Secretary Whitney, that Mr.. whitney
had never, directly or indirectly, had any commu-
nlcation with him about the complaint OF the Kan
saS Pacific bondhOlders
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CHEw .Rosenfeld's Gem Tobacco.

CUsToN Pants hand wanted to work In shop.
EIsEMAN BROS, cor. 1th and Il SITS
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Isdscntsons for the 81 hours commencing ats y.
For the District OF Columbia. Virginia. Delaware,
and Maryland. Hight 10 fresh n0rthwesteriy winds,
becoming variable, colder followed BY warmer,
falr weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29

DAVIS, 723 9TH st., will make one large crayon
and one dozen nicely finished cabinet portraits for
6. Come and see them.
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Death Of the Canal RailrOad Bill.
THE WATERWAY TO BE LEFT AS IT Is FOB AT LEAST
TWO YEARS.
The Annapolis correspondent Of the Baltimore
american, writing last night, says: Col John l.
Thomas representing Allegany County, was here
to-day to speak against the canal bills meet
ing OF the senate corporation committee was held
this afternoon, and after due consideration 1t was
decided 10 Withdraw them. Thus dies the last OF
the canal schemes and the old ditch Will be lert
to take care OF Itself for at least another two years
The Baltimore Sun has the following: President
Hood, OF the Western Maryland Railroad Company,
says he thinks that the conversion of the entire
canal into railroad, as was predicted by Mr. Jas.
c. Clarke when Its manager, is inevitable and only
a question OF time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29

The bill comforting municipal suffrage on woman
on final passage in the New York senate was YES
terday killed by vote OF Is to l5
Gen. Newton when asked yesterday If he was
going 10 be president OF the Panama Railroad said:
"The stockholders may elect me, but viii not
assume the duties OF the Office immediately II
win not take up my whole time,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29

WE GROW OUR own FLOWERS. They are fresh.
c. STRAUSS. Stall 249 Center Market.
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sFRrse child suits. Eiseman,s, cor. tn and E.

CONSUMPTION may be cured II treated early with
Bakers Cod Liver OF and Malt.
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ARRESTED AT FuTERAL-Two years ago last
November c. Eaton, OF Auburn, Me-, eniployed
In Conant's insurance ONCE, Disappeared IN was
found that he had raised money by forged endorse
ments 70 the amount OF 1000. HIS Whereabouts
was not known until Tuesday, when he returned
TO attend his fathers funeral He was Arrested IN
q capias writ and lodged In JAIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29

Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u lib. "Ward" prints, 4lc per Id
Also Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet MIX
sc. Der quart.
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THE EMPKRoR's BROKEN REsT.-Emperor Frede-
rick's rest was again broken on Tuesday night nv
severe coughing. The phlegm raised is no longer
tinged win blood. Theemperor took short walk
In the castle park yesterday. The London LancI
says that owing TO the improvement In the cOndi
ton OF Emperor Frederick, DR.. Mackenzie viii r..
turn 70 London In q week or ten days
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SPRING suits to order. Eisemans. cor. 9TH and E

THOUSANDS on CUT ROsEs AT STRAUSS,
stall 249 center Market
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CUT FLOWERS FOR EASTER. stall open all day
saturday. G. STRACss & Co. 249 Center Market.
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THE ADVOCATES OF ARBITRATION HAVE AN INTER-
CHANGE OF VIEWS.

THE ADVOCATES OF ARBITRATION HAVE AN INTER-
CHANGE OF VIEWS.
meeting In the interests Of arbitration as
substitute for war was held yesterday afternoon
at the Church OF Our Father Mrs Belya Lock-
WOOD presided, and made an address on the pro-
gress made in attaining the objects Of the Univer
sal Peace Union. A poem on peace was read by
Mrs. Frost Ormsby. Mrs. Abby Morton Diaz fol-
lowed with q spirited address, in which she advo-
Gated the abolition OF everything having a
tendency 10 keep up the war spirit. She favored
the elimination from school histories Of all refer
ences to war. The well-known vocalist, Mr.. John
Hutchinson sung several solos appropriate TO the
occasion. Rev. Phoebe HanafOrd made an address,
In which she advocated peace even II It had to be
fought for. She eulOyized the soldiers OF the late
war; and said that she admired the spirit that in
duced men TO give up their lives for tine sake OF
principle. But she maintained that in a proper
condition OF society such herOiSm would be un-
necessary. The latter remark was brought out
by the criticism of Mrs Lockwood that praise OF
soldiers seemed TO imply commentator OF war.
The last speaker was Princess BirOQue Of the
Mohawk tribe of Indians
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WILLS FILED FOR PROBArE--The last will OF Jno
W. Easton has been filed in the Oce OF the regis
ter of Wills He leaves his property, real and per-
5onal, to his daughter, Elizabeth Z. EastOD, for
life, and at her death TO be divided among his sons
Jno. T., WIN. B., Geo. s. and Chas. II. EastOn, and
his two grandchildren the children OF his decreased
son, JAS A. Easton. The Will OF Hugh Edwin Con-
nor was also filed He leaves his property to his
twelve-year-old son, Hugh Franklin COnnor and
names his sister, Annie j. Conner, guardian and
executrtx.
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Transfer. Of Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: Ma
tilda j. ROrhwell To John p. Ardueser, pit. f. so
Az; 81 5O4. H. b. Davidson to J. II. Panzerbeiter
sub 80, SO. rs; $1,000 W. L. Bramhall trustee,
70 I. NJ Burt, pit. 46, 50. 90: 1915. j. A. Mitchell
Carroll TO Mary j. Campbell. lot 40 c. BIS sub,
MI Pleasant; l,6s01S. G. Emmert ct al, trus-
tees to'Maria c. Enrich, part !, Old Georgetown;
S31O0. X. A. Morrison to X johnson, SUB lot a
50. 81; s.. q. X. Aiken to Mary O. Lloyd lot f.
81. All; $500. Catherine w. Huber to X Bleifus,
sub lots and N, So 7S6; $4,000. +. E. Alexander,
trustee, TO NJ. McSNeeney, part Il, So Az; 81 600
NJ. McSweeney TO Mary Cunningham, same prop
erty; -. jacob A. Walter TO John Cumberland,
Jr, lot !, so. L.; 500. A. L. David 10 Johu Fener-
stein, lots II and %, Hickey Estate; $65O.65.
Ellen C. ToOmey 10 +. W. Eberly, sub 50, so. $50;
$3.50.