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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

WASHINGTON. BNc. I'M
,,,ng 81 congrc.s this week aitcl t'c
Sn in rcccss was like meeting OF two
ss',;,e armies under Dag OF truce. As
"s.a otis ia the gallery ca ah opening DAY
hin, down upon the statesmen below
su ,bose eentlcmcn 81 The ieit appear TO
-, =" s,,,,ac,xl in smiling and shaking hands
"a och other ike lot Of boys VINO
49, won high school game OF ball
e., ,heir odiols rivals Of the ncighbor-
,own On the other side Of the cen
,er aisle long faces prevail. Tho VISITOR
10 has never before. set foot in these
Iii can tell which is the Republican and
.~hicb the Democratic sidcof the chamber
:, frst Glance. II was 50 four years ago,
only ON that occasion the smiles were
an The other side OF the aisle. Such are
tha fortunes OF war and politics. Yet
the Democrats try to look pleasant, too,
and their desks are fully as bright with
flowers rs those of their more happy
neishbors. As usual the senate has more
flowers than the house. None OF the
members of our house of lords Is afraid
Of fcral pieces ostontatiously displayed
ON his desk. while many Of the common
congressman are fearful that such in
diligence Oh their part will lay them
liable to the suspicion so commonly cast
upon actresses Of having bought Their
own flowers. And in sober truth tins IS
a rational fear. for the florists boys and
the florists books tell many tale OF the
vanity Of great men.
-
There are some queer groups on the
floor below and in the corridors and
cloak rooms. Standing shoulder to
shoulder we catch q glimpse Of Senators
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

GoRNAE. ALLISON. TCKfiS. sPOONER.
German. Allison, mrpie and SpOoner.
How polite they all are And yet -
can see underneath smooth. placid Cor
mans face "A bit Of envy Of Allison. Cor
man was one OF the Warwicks OF the last
dynasty. Allison j. one Of the later
king makers. The Iowa senator, who,
everybody says, can be secretary OF the
treasury II lac wants TO. is all smiles and
graciousness. But no happier IS he than
his neighbor Spooner. one Of the young
senators who will stand in high favor
with theincoming administration. Judge
Tlrpie, oil Indiana. is solemn, but Judge
Tlrpie il always solemn, though there Is
nc particular reason why lac should
be, for the recent political storm
ia bis state has not harmed a
hsir OF his head. A year ago today
Turpie attracted more attention than any
body else IL the senate, fof a big low was
expected over his iustallment into Office,
though he was sworn IN without con-
test. NOW he IS entirely overlooked by
the sightseers. and Senator Quay. who
was sworn in at the same time without
attracting any particular attention, IS
looked at and talked of by everybody.
-.
Here is another group. They have
Just shaken hands. One notices how
polite all the Republicans are to their
political opponents. Voorhees,, the tall
est man in the senate, tops little Vest
by more than head. Neither appears
particularly happy. Mr.. Voorhees, is
q 4 L. e Il.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09
WILLIAM r. WALL. Clerk.

In compliance with the above order I shall
on Tuesday the 9Th day of January, 1852 az Il
o'clock M. az the clerk office ot the United
states District Court, No 80, NolfA Twelfth
street. Richmond, Va. proceed 20 execute said
reference by taking fhe accounts and mai ins
the report therein required.
WILLIAM B WALL.
3nOv23-oawiw Special Commissioner.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
] Tn,foi states 81 TIE Eastern district q!
virginia
A. W. Hsrman. Dr.. Ia DansfuptoY
IltUITiIff
E1tnlt Ia igcIea % ,eptlmhet y. =

~
Extinct lfom .ecfco 81 september ~. l,s1.
"ItIuow ORDERED frat this matter 10 bsnh
tuptcy. tyvrthtr with AZ proceedings r. !aiing
thereto he fofeffcd ~ v III am e.. wal, VIII
Is hereby APPOINTED special coElfri 'iJn"r ipf
HE paI pose VINO shall take IN account ~ all
Hen. AMI charges upon the fuhl when ma
come "a may hereafter come 10 me hihl+n l
the asslgnccs iu bankruptcy OF SAD 4. W.
Hartman. Jr,. bankrupt, irIm the real estate
OF said bankrupt together WIN ib't lfipii-
ties. I'd, What will hr a reasonable Hnd Nfopcf
compensation T. Thomas \. Page aud - J..
Guy. assgices IN bankruptcy 1T san hans
rupf, tor their services Truiicrri the estate
IN this matter and IN an prnc' tdinsa feiatlls
10 said estate.
And the said commissioner shn girc noflf,
once wcch tor ionr successive week, 10 iht
Lexington Gazette .lI lu come cBspaptf
published iu the city ot Richmond, which nO
tee shall Doe deem Cl olutaient 10 per
sonal soryIse upon ALL parties concerned.
Of the time ana pmce Oi taxing sail accounts
And the said special commissioner shall r,'-
pOrf the same 10 ihc court, together with any
other matt deemed pertinent hy himself, ui
which hr may ho desired % report by sng
party 10 rho SCI proceedings.
ID A
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

.-.-,,fry NILS. RE1p. SCOTT.
Canore ssaan Joe Cannon, who iooka
Ike granger Il e'NF i.'.'n N'' - "
candidate ia dead Garnet Ivf me Nl'ah
ership. and was among the ms con
crcsslncn 10 arrive IN 'o~n. I'VE mas
improved his opportunity, neheNinS
strongly. after the fashion Of farmers,
in the efficacy Of hard work AMI The
bright prospects Of the carly bird. Can
non's cIofhea do not III him very well,
and ,hera j. COOL deal Of dust on the
slonch hat which lac invariably wears,
but he has been fifteen year, IN congress.
and i, one If The ahicst men here. He
4 homesnun sort 90 body. like Abra-
ham Lincoln. likes d borrow tobacco
from his colleagues in the house. and has
bcen known to dance all night at Grand
Army ball and from his seat in congress
next dav make a most eloquent and con
vincing speech.
But for the political handshaking and
congratulations the opening scenes in
congress are without interest The
nravers are said. the message read, and
the legislative machine starts on its weary
grind. Quite different woe the scenes
at the beginning Of the Session a year
ago. Then there were new members and
senators TO he sworn in. looked over and
"sized up." and seats to be drawn for.
Then there was the presidents tariff
message. which everybody knew would
have a great influence upon the presiden-
tial election. and the nomination Of Nh.
Lamar for the supreme bench.
1t is almost pathetic to look down upon
the floor Of representative nan ana reflect
that oDe.fourih If the 32J men who sit
there have been defeated for reelection,
a LARGO minority Of them al the end Of a
SINGLE term. Just as they were begin
ping TO feel some confidence in them
selves. To regard themselves Is statesmen
and to hope fof careers Of usefulness and
honor. tie political frosts come and
witbar them. WALTER NELLMAN.
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now WORK IS RESUMED.
rss elfr,srh CONGRESS WELL At
lr ONCE MORE.

4no risxs Day os Ssw se''io" - "
:, ,,,srs.s,uz One Save ia Tbs Grew
an, Eara shaiil-s Ct tie ae'0's''
and Senators.
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There are some queer groups on the
floor below and in the corridors aud
cloak rooms. Standing shoulder TO
shoulder we catch q glimpse Of Senators
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-06
DEATH OF JAMES "a


4 meeting Of the seattie Rines was
held last evening to take su table and ap-
propriate action on tie death OF tbs first
member from the ranks, Mr.. James W.
Porter. The committee to who tie
matter was referred made the following
report, which was unanimously adopted
WHEREAS. II that endless roll-csli. the
revieilc OF which echoes on the outer
"a es OF heave tbs Gfrat C.mmane er
has. in the exercise OF his wise though
Mysterious jadsmeat summoned our I. l.
sw-soidier xnt couarade from the battle
dcld OF G arth. where hi achievements in
&c won for him iaure . OF respect admir-
ttion aud honor. 10 that peaceful camp
snx ground where tho IN srtyrs live Ia
ege nal grandeur. the heroes sleep upon
he bosom OF peace. and LIES warriors
AGA their a ms. fold their tents and en-
ace In love and charity their enemies
nd brothers alike.
There bidding long farewell to all thu
worlds ssrife.
they ret on the banks OF that river
which iiJws vita the " ater of life.
Therefore. be II resolved, that the sea
| lie stafios, Company b OF the First Regi.
| alent. National Guards OF " ash ins ton
| sekso wied4e with bowed heads bJ this.
he great and irreparsoc loss they saffas
Aan sustsia by the removing fr.sm their
| midst that gal ant and lJyahse friend and
eomrade. James W. Porter.
fsesolvec. That we ext~n3 to his scr
70 sed inoihsy our iees est sympathy il
ser sadi.ss affiict.on.
reso ves. hat We reailxs that In th,i
cali God has bu; chosen one who Is fitted
| TO Save IN tbs ranks which roll not n
mist bat which are thu van guards d
| 4ezyen ltself.
so there let him serve,
10 God . battalion rot . private he, but a
commander he IL call d.
To So ye through imno. tAiity."
Resolved. That copy Of theso resoiu
ions be spread upon ire minutes OF thu
company and copy b transmitted {.
he mother OF oGr dead brother.
= attic. Masch ). iSre
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-06

Mrs. }. C. Haines has been quite i'll for
several Gays.
United States MasshL Hamilton went
TO Tacoma yesterday.
Surveyor General John G. Brecken-
ridge. Jr-. OF Olympia arrived in the
q seen City last night.
Miss Jones. daughter OF the Chief JUS
t.co. who his bsen confined to her room
for q couple Of weeks oy . seve spell Of
s.cs meas, Is now able 70 appear on tho
street.
Mr.. Warren Hastings of Port Town
se-d, was In the cay yesterday.
Il 2. Edsen leaves this morning on .
business trip to Wxlia Waiia.
Mr.. >. Zan. of Portland. who has besn
In Seattle for several dsys leaves for
home this morning.
George W. Baker. cashier Of the Capt.
al City Hank Of Des NJ hines. Henry w.
Baker. president of tbs altoona Coal
Company OF Des Meines, A. II. Taylor
and Ars. Carl Pomeroy. of the same city.
arrived In Seattle yesterday. and viii re-
main some little time. They are much
plaased with the Queen City.
Mr.. 7. J. Howard left this morning for
kifssp coua;y, where he has . large
ranch. and will be absent ivc or SIX
weeks
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NJ following tyan4s8 q rel esensa
vn ass1 far rsrsed yssnsrdays
&C c.!ki.s cd vi1s - Its1srsef 4
SAsseasR . srU \ Sc S noN.k
jses 4 Msus - vie &c CAn-
- y sc-es d Bee 5. - 5 ,. kiA
{ ) ceasaaa b Rsssrs ossrssy. NJ :.
Fec - fn = II y 8 = racsuA y.
he4 lot !. h1oek 81 b B9sn and Iexrys
IN Rse1os "a VIE % H K Han q q
gut ctnf0 deRd 10 loes = ; cd 4. hook
u Y Aas nardS plat e Seattle. u
n Rs8aaow nnd Wffa 20 N q Geor9A
quit chain DECD to ~ q ios L block 10 In
IA Moo sd Vie .i % J 4 Gould. ios Il
bock n in Poafius addrsica 70 Seattle.
Thomas Nsrusr and wife = II b Ames.
tose end block =. In Aercers oee90d
addition o North Seattle. 500.
GeeEIe DorfIel and wsfs 70 Henrietta N
and 9 block ;. IN HAter's addition to
George Daffa and wifs 70 @ o Halls-.
sots & and 4. block IS In Yeslsx's nfss
additton 10 Soastle. tt0oa
uAvid r Deany asd wife 70 Frederick
Loo4 tot6 IL ga Il. block ~ N ~ Deo-
ays Paf9 addition to NORTH Seafale. e6p1
WIN Brackett - J 4 Mcclellan, lots
and 8 block : b NersAsrA addition to
oeasaia. e3j0
Norvi Il Lafimsr 70 Girard II Bacon.
l0O and Z block in jackson strose 3D.
oitton to eeattlA ei0en
So<val H LAtimer 70 William Grubh
ioss ; and 4, block z In jackson street ID
diuun 70 seattle. el0o0.
= CAlkins aad wds to 8 D Csockstt.
leeo and s in block I. In NADle LeAf
u.sl Ia Sec =, fp s. n. Rsk ssoa
&C Calkin. end wife - kAien thAm-
berlain, ioss 2 and 8. block l. Maple Leaf
uacS N Sec u Tp Is n. h 1 r e3M.
h I SCOTT . d vile 70 l. A Tn 90 loto
= md y block "a in Rons addition To &C.
nStse. go.
w Il raylor and wife TO Clarsace b
bAgiey, lots S 6. and s. block u in Aer-
or . addition 10 orth seattkss $20Oo.
Mary v Hall and hu band " Alhro
lot 10. block X. in Bells Filth
addition 70 seattle. $1,000.
.Jsrusha Woicots Of al 70 = " HarriA
block IL. in N0rthen addition 70 Seattle;
md 10. block IL. in Judkin's additaoa 70
seattle. &360O
Jam Apps and wife 70 Frank Brown.
IN ACRES In sec Is Up II y. Range S =
la2A
r r PAN and wife to John G Boyd. lot
!. block l, in Mob hill addition 70 seattle,
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ANOTHER WHOLESALE HOUSE.
s.s a.orpKas, OF PORTLAND. osKSIsc OUT Is
s4AffL1.

TIE ceinsa wharf q spday presents busy
seeas. m many storsroems uhch are al
present in coarse q construction. tue mesrS
eliek 81 The earpsntsf's hammer. the eas'le
aud all OF the many men esnpisysd, be'pesk
toe sixes Of the iia 90. sas siofefosm i'd
l,lnius Ftsser q McD0usid's wsslssAie gro
esty vasasiisal aens t. being aaed uP TOT tie
as Of Mess Lsa brotbers, Of Portland
Os~goa. ~nosessi~ asaisrs ia seodea AID I'll
~ -sr~. TIE diasnsisns OF TO- store sc
laxluo iees aud en- sdanIon In tie rsar OF ~
ey ~ sest. gns resiaeat representatives OF
400 q ,sn are NJ. W. A. Aver ana AR samsei
u Klfs. Mr.. Avery has ssoa vita Tie niai
lof styefsl y are aed II now <enios mrmu<r OF
tue fffp in the seattle brace. Nj. kuk has
f.t Lag fiiae bean connected with A. b
-sswsss e.. Of this c -, AID is a yoGns
ana of sod business 2aslHcauons-
ArrgoEtay sss; Me-. r., Las yosisrtsy aae
u, aissa be foilS~sns tBtsrslsS:
"ar .. Is thsrs suy ara b Ia tas rSac'
,na ysa -re 90 s;tsbsisa bssneh saolosse
hassr Ia tails CITY !"
.Y.s; .c have 80 decided. A'taessh. al yel
sbox ss have lad representative Lere 10
some tlias sssiiDg 70 sear insrs aAnis if"i,
aus pics tai - aat % o; be salspss Idea y
s-tsIn- 20 b. Eaiss Of the past. aud II ~
saa, toe raxEs sossa Isads &C masi have
ssAu0h hs sad have tas saIke goods u
stoek :. IA saf sof,l .na house"
.'faa SEGA. 20 have faitn IL scAttlss
"My nrst Wal ~ rsstt4s s-s d teen year
| .so. al thss time Grctdrs that this was Ia
| .oa.ing city o. the Northwest, ass l saure yei
| 1 haye pe.B uisappststeI- IL l. q ths in
l sssess II oar rFsn ~ loeate where toe easinss
| Is. tn~ nsIassi center Of usae. aud here a
Ssasiis. W. take IL. T. the aistsibltDs Roiat ~
| IAe Pact s0ana ooaasrY. Anta-r & cal 81
| yaalase Ia tie ieesstua We tssc selects
| Tor oar Store b. thss so all ave 40 waa'ias
| 20 pay and are nsht handy 20 sss dsfersn
r..ssossis sad se the ssssnbests We nate
iarss ts.sie otsr u this ssaad e9antry AID VI
| e-ssgs a. the Ia 20. lanse o. establish NJ cur
.elycs 80 manrntiy
| ~ asa 20 soa eSrees % epep to tais sit! :
.'kel4t As fii lei, or a. soen ss the store
4 cslptsted Airssay several Car leads OF seei
ate GA III ~ss fssG be kast. aad iu-sest .
| x.tcs t. Portland lteg vii ceIae ditecs % Sea
n. We have .hrss sAse Bfsesasisg esishliss
l nsufs vaica val eaAbae Us g. e9& pese All
| - ftanrjsgo sna Nuw Vera vcry iavsFsbiy =
| q pst e. Oar sause Ia tsis sisy wiii u eoos'
:, tas s.ass ssaess ~ sn fSssiaaf and viii D
| e,slHstysly vssiessie. t2s sioSE Wiz en-
1 ar.e~ 9 .. dec AMI " liow sAts. nStians, gsFs
| aad pAsot b4ss. Nj. Jane. n. ooiiaAIa. 90
| :. ats landlord. hss zAsssU s esery eoafies
| n his r-wsr. saa - hsvtsis OF easidins' %
/ ny !sss ~ &c saSi isen'
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4 ro1yr Ae1rysr -srxL.-


Il
ecns Epof 5sdxss 50 tia. froseukinG
Attorney Rorald gss tbs letter u nAer.fl
CocAras IN fts secssd soanA Il - coz
tssf growing cut Il tAs action e the sher.
~ n hoading b jAis fkoss lsdisss uto
vsrs srrssssd IN ooaneexiea With the
ii Ting of Puksr 6nn end CkAsixy Kan
ntm- Aeor heeaua. se<ae s11s ngn. is h
nov admitted On ell hAads thas the fndi-
as are now pxopersy confined IN jail.
s1oce tbs e6extH made "a EnfOrmAxton
against thsr. atfhough Il kAs ban
thou9hs rather Extraordinary that tn
enc eocnty Drcsec afin6 . sorney 70 daz-
chssxs oesfaan pr1soncna shsuid mot onIy
not etscnarGs the pEssunefs. bar m aks N
t1iqrEsG2oa awn1nsz them ehnxgleg then
with committing the serJ crime tor which
the pOsoczrinx Stt3rney sid there
wssrt enongn evidences % convsct them
M kon~sS. IL 10 sAa6- viii req 1esi the
eSroaer 10 open ths csc again and hold
~noxhef ing zest in order that the verdict
fcns~ cred ss sfsa t1dzesz Already held may
e0t have . teBdsEcy 70 veAken the evs-
cescs Upon wklch the kbesf0 sAys be b.
l.sves TIE yssoasrz are guilty. II the
sheriff has discovered. since the coroneris
srqaesf s.xsd .ucc Of . substantial ehszac-
tss. Is " . lis duty 70 isform The prose-
cutting attorney.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-06

rxs QuAxsssss Lssrrsss. DR.. Anna Long
sA.rs pous, who b sns . series Of iessarss At
ytrs epsrs house next 1hursdAy evening 10
sfAisasishis Qs.i eress, b., dses nas ssheFe
!, eli so the Quaker iavs regarding ace
Me- ees,unss are from werth ami the Ne shth
Il sirhnsss and fsssiin. sai go sdorSei bs
fseh tees saa isvgls which have sssi'sa =
admiration of the socisty isdies " New f'fA
- be.ssn she 10 little eises-asifed oses
sysd d asslY woman. tali Of dstsrmias Ion ana
sasxy. sai tusse.sipg tsee aod voice GU
eassy similar Ia persuasive niieerss. ese
Uspassea from the wenah's hediesi eniisss
4 the comm acstnsnt OF tae nisiss and si5sy'
hrh rspu,e suloss sh~ IA dlsss srsierail'
A. prosessiauai ahi ity. OF her tae ean iran
Sc ca.oai,ie ef feb. -. isss. says; "ons
d n. SRI, gradasi's Of = Phiisds pas 20
aAs-. s1as.sni % msaictas eas Anns n Lln.A
sesrs. Ios Mr., L sngsucfe Potts. who has re,
sssl. ers.tra A. mach stir amoas msdteai
unsn aaa other- Ia lsoaaea. she 10 ga sini
ssasss ssssslcsi wensa, snd eas tfassiea sssi
ever par a TIE habilaeis wefla, ssse aAs q
tss' ksd he e,st medical rnsads 10 London es
~ lesrAinx sod hss msaessy Ia pa .ass u 'e
pssuezi ace
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soxs FsarsKs,-'fhe r4coms r%Psrs afs
fsad 4 mssias esrrisslsSns esiseea se-isio
ans Tassaaa Asa they sAs psrvess isess - az
,~ mats s>os showing sar ;seis ovn iesa.
s.il ispafy Postmaster OclSeit ys,tsrdsf
III thsy eusiz itk - eos s2rr tfsir is2s-oai
ha.surss VITA oar here are sotEs aslres sast
ali pro,e Of iGtefrss TO tafHs. va. SAFE e
.t.sses, s,aDpes eavslepss. &c. 81 Seattle 90
h. soSaih 4 febsstrg salss ~ Iie@iss 'ei
the sAns< usria8 SlslA L-ftess sai pAesskt'
r~xtsasrxd o. Sasisir go. ~ fseH'as as na0sl
9, eseisss issa ei al Se.ssis 50. 81 sAasI3s s-8
Is osees xVrsis. seattis asss 'hree soliArs = = ?
q sssa- - ~kslS faSe "a eses . So -ett
:, = a. .est,x~sK tao !ssgs=- ~Esre Tsle<s re-
,.axes sar ana esslie .sssss sna pass tarse
ueu.y sttiefs hsis Isssgs tsFee> go -
IA. al 80 -. 81 I have Esyca Sea sae1Se -
soss ssscs sny EeAs cab ksrsoa, Tees Essfss
sre alfe4 a.
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oNn MADE AKD TEE OIHx1 DICLAnxD OF
BgCAUBs 1HD TkLL0W WOULD
NOT exLL.

A reporter called upon Uncle Amos
Brown, yesterday, 10 ascertain IL there
sas any truth in the rumos floating
abost 70 the effect that be had cold hrs
lot on Front street, adjoining Frye's
opera house. In answer to the repor-
ser's irqoiry, Mr.. Brown said: "Yes,
oave parted Win pieos Of property l
nave ewnsd for Q long time. VAS up
soc SJuud, visiting the new hospital IN
Pierce csunty when . man came
TO me and asked me Vhat
souId take for thai Front street lot.
told him my price vss $50, 0O. He saio
ne would take IL. and ofleTed nae check
aim that did not want any check OF
money to bind the bargain, but that !
Soald be home IN Q dag OF two apo
could then make ous the pspsrs ane
receive the rnssey. Whea ! got hopt
found u vas Mr.. Mcdonald, of the
great mercantile house OF SchwabacheI
! Mcdonald, of Dayton, W. L., VII.
santsd the property. and | let him have
8; 8, the price named sbove."
"woat did you pay for g. Q LOTT"
IF NY memory serves me. Ssn,
Uoombs sold the lot to Uncle John
Denny for $50, and Schlaeig 4 Brow
oo1ent is from SIR. Denny for $500
,as.s OF bought Sonmeia's interest," iol
$l5oo, and have owned the los evsi
since"
why did you sell the property"
because the time had coHe when
tslt ttat some VI my property should b,
| approved, and DID not have ths none,
~ do u without ssillie something.
| xAs Offered SIS. eco for che Of my W.
| sk. q ,ois On Second street, but | PIE
erred to sci the Front street lot 70
| t.,S 10 aud improve the second street
e wyckoff propsrty."
L. spciStEe vi tie aboys sale, 8 Vel
| xaowu banker SAID; u consider aha
| DIR. Bfewp got good. fair price for bi
| io.. Uat osd Captain Jonn Marshall rr
fused what. TO my mind, Was muci
oeiter ,fer for bis lot on the corner o
| 1,pInsIasai and Washington streets
| 4ox occupied by Ioklas & S.ngerman
l Aoeut tsE days ago gentle man eau
| Ipto my tank with q letter OF Introdue
| .iep. lie vas sn easisfn man, and b.
| letter Was Il the best. De said be M
| isfsiocd Asrsnalis lot vas for sale
| sDd DC vozid like 10 boy 10. Al his re
qo.si ! wfote TO Captain Marshall. wh
| - 10 S0nshe California, Offering hiu
| 5000 per front foot, or t6l.0l0 for th
ut, aud today received a reply. refos
| irs the ede,. lhis Is one sale tnat dii
not take pi &C."