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Evening journal., 1889-08-16
rhe rlatform Adopted.
IOWA REPUBLICANS.
l. G. Hutchinson Nominated for Cow
efnor-A Resume Of the Platform.

/. G. Hutchinson Nominated for Cow
eInor-A Resume Of the Platform.
DIES MONIES, la, Aug l6.-The Repuhli-
can state convention nominated |. G. Hutch
inson for governor ON the twenty-iifth bal
lot. Poner was nominated for lieutenant
governor.
The platform adopted warmly indorses
President llarrison's administration as "omi-
ncnty wise, loyal and JUST "A liberal con-
struciion of the pension laws Is favored and
demand for the protection of American in
dusiry, including farm products, as against
trusts and trade conspiracies Is made on con-
gress
The power of the state to control corpora
tions created ~ il Is affirmed, and congress
sNreed ~ stop retgtes ard discfiminatons
on railroads. ID is declared 20 be the duty
of the state and federal governments TO pun-
ish trusts and eonspiracies designed 20 Limit
production of the Iecessniios Of life ana in
terfere with the natural course of trade. Re-
affirming past utteranoes OF the party on
prohibition, the convention declared for the
complete enforcement of the law. a well
come IS extended TO the four new states
Courts OF arbitration 20 settle differences be-
tween corporations end organized labor and
Governor Larrabee's administration were in
dorsed
Judge Josiah Given was nominated for su-
prame Judge Henry Sahin, for state super
intondent, and Spencer Smith, for railroad
commissioner, were nominated 10y acclama-
ton A resolution indoising Pension Com
missioner Tanner was adopted, and at 1880
the convention adjourned.
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Tonnor's Latest instructions.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. 6.-Comniissioner Of
Pensions Tanner has issued instructions TO
the chiefs Of divisions in the pension bureau
directing them hereafter not 70 take up for
consideration any claim for re-rating Of pen
sion that is embodied IN a declaration for an
increase Of pension. Such re-rating claims,
the commissioner says, must be made separ-
ately and must state with particularly what
ratings the pensioner believes TO be inadequate
and unjust, the grounds on which he basis
such belief and what he claims with regard
TO such ratings This new rule of procedure,
he directs, shall apply TO all cases now on file.
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chic,go,. nlyaI IrI.h pien,oa.

CHICAGO, Aug. l6.-The great rival Irish
picnics were held at Odgen's Grove and Chel-
tenhnm Beach, the former under the auspices
Of the adherents OF the old Clan-na-tiael
'triangle,n p and the latter conducted by the
Personal Rights league and the men who
want % avenge the death Of DIR, Cronin
The money derived from the Cheltenham
Beach affair will be turned over 10 the Gro
min investigating committee, 70 be used in
aiding the prosecution of the assassins, while
the funds gathered at Ogden's Grove viii be
sent 20 Mr. Parnell Both were largely at
tended, but the attractions at Cheltenham
appeared 10 he the stronger and drew the
larger attendance The Cheltenham Beach
picnic was addressed by John Dewey, Of New
York; Luke Dillon, Congressman Foran, Of
Cleveland; w. J, Hynes, DIR. McCabey, Of
Philadelphia; M. j. Ryan, and Thomns r.
Lutte, Of Detroit There was also singing by
members Of the German societies 70 which
DR.. Cronin belonged, recitations by members
Of the Personal Rights league, and other
entertainments, such as athletic contests,
dancing and games. The speakers at Ogden's
Grove were Thomns r. O'Grady, OF New
York Edward Spellman, Of Peoria; the Rev.
George w. Peppers and others.
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Did Rufin Cause VESTS Death ?

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 16.-Theodore s. West,
proprietor Of the Langham hotel here, for
merry of Waukesha, Wis, and who com
manded Wisconsin regiment during the
war, died at Asbury Park, n J. Col. West
had a quarrel on the 9th Of last month with
Sterling Rudin, Of North Carolina, young
clerk in the treasury department, during
which the latter struck West with his um-
brella, breaking his nose He then knocked
West down and pummeled him. West went
to Asbury Park last Thurday, as his friends
say, not having recovered from the effects Of
the injuries received in his fight with Ruiiln.
Ruflin has been arrested and held in 81, 00O
bril- to await the developments Of the eoron-
ers inqiest as TO the cause Of Vests death.
Col. Vests friends claim that his death re
suited from the injuries received at the hands
of Young Rufiin
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AETER RouLANeER,s BoDY.

Alleged Steps Taken Toward His Extra
dition-What Defeated the General.
PARIS, Aug l6-The Republican journals
are convinced that public opinion win ratify
the decree of the senate court in the convic-
tion Of Boulanger, Dillon and Rochefort.
The Conservative and Boulangist papers,
however, express themselves as sanguine that
the general elections for members Of the
chamber Of deputies will show that the peo-
pie do not acquiesce in the verdict. 1t is al
legged that NJ Waddington, French ambassa-
dor TO England, has been instructed 70 sound
the English government on the question OF
extraditing Gen. Boulangor, Count Dillon
and nj. Rochefort
NJ Deroulede. the prolific writer of wal
songs and president of the Patriotic Leagu,
of France, a Boulangist organization, ex
presses the opinion that the popular belie
that Boulanger has concluded an alliance
with the Orleanist party was mainly respon
sible for the generals defeat at the rocen'
cantonal elections for the states general NJ
Deroulede very frankly admits that hi
chiefs present prospects are not very brill
liant, but he has hopes that Boulanger an,
his party wiz still carry their banner to vic
fpTV
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Gil8ERNATORIAL FIGHTS.
Iowa and Virginia Make Their
Nominations.
nnIST nRnM TME pnI IntrrAI MILL
GRIsT FROM THE POLITICAL MILL

Democratic Nominees in virginia-Iowa'l
Republican Convention = New Yorh's
state Convention WIN Be at Saratoga.
Gen. Knapp Succeeds Cornelius Bliss.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 16.-Capt Philip w.
Mckinney wus nominated for governor by
reclamation in the Democratic state conven,
tion here. When the convention met in the
morning Il was evident thnt the efforts Ia
combine the anti-McKinney delegates on Mr..
venable over night had not been successful.
Before the second ballot had proceeded fan
delegates began 70 break TO Mckinney, and,
amid great excitement, vote after vote was
added to the total piling up for him until he
had enough to secure his nomination
Before the ballot could be completed mo-
tion was made and unanimously agreed to
nominating Mckinney by acclamation, The
adoption of this motion was the signal foi
great cheering, and a scene Of much excite
mcnt followed.
J. Hoge Tyler, OF Pulaski, was then nom.
mated for lieutenant governor by acclama
ton. Nominations for attorney general were
next made.
r. Taylor Scott, Of Fauquier, was nomi-
mated for attorney general and Basil B. Cor
don was elected chairman Of the state Demo-
cratic committee in place Of Hon. John $.
Barbour, resigned.
The Platform Adopted.
The platform indorses Governor Lees adj
ministration, deprecates the reopening Of the
state debt question, praises the Democia attic
party for having fostered the public school
system Of the state, indorses the national
Democratic platform on the internal revenua
and tariff laws, and fayors the immediate
abolition of tax ON tobacco and fruit BRAN
dies II further favors the complete mon
etization aud free coinage Of silver and advo-
Gates appropriations for disabled Confederate
soldiers and widows The last plank declares
that the Democratic and white supremacy in
the state is paramount 70 the tariff on amy
other consideration
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CALIFORNIA; TRAGEDY.
Justice Fields Arrest Has
Been Ordered.
HEHELD COURTAs USUAL THOUGH

Verdict OF the Coroner's Jury-Attorncy
General Miner's order-G'he Widows
Mad Vow of vengeance-Nagie's Course
Upheld at the Capital.
STOCKTON, Cal, Aug. l6.--A warrant has
been issued for the arrest Of Justice Field on
complaint Of Mrs. Terry, who charges him
with completely in the killing Of Terry. The
sheriff has gone 10 san Francisco 10 sorve the
warrant. Judge Terry's body remains at the
morgue and Mrs. Terry Is constantly beside
the coffin.
As Mrs Terry did not witness the shooting,
and as there was no evidence before the
Stockton authorities connecting Justice Field
with the killing Of Terry, it is considered
doubtful horc whether the sheriff can enforce
the warrant for tho arrest of Justice Field.
It is not known, however, what course the
Justices legal advisers win take.
The Coroner's Inquest.
The inquest over Judge Terrys body was
held last night An autopsy showed that
Deputy Marshal Nagle's bullet went between
the fifth and sixth ribs, cutting the edge Of
the sternum on the eft side and penetrating
the peIlcardium IL passed through the right
ventriele Of the heart and perforted the
diaphragm, passing down through the edge
of the right lobe OF the liver 70 the right of
the spinal column at about the tenth dorsl
vertebrae, and imbedding itself In the bone.
The bullet was only slightly ahraded by strik-
ing the bony structure Another slight wound
in the upper edge OF the left ear Is supposed
TO have been caused by the second bullet
The inquest was held in the superior court
room, formidable array Of legal talent repre-
senting the state, as well as the prisoner The
district attorney OF San Jocquin county was
aided by his assistants, Russ Ward, OF Mer-
ced, and w d. Grady, OF Fresno. For Ma
gle there were present J. C. Campbell, w. l..
Dudley, james II. Budd, Henry G. MePhike,
Of San Francisco, formerly assistant United
States district attorney, and c. T. Jones, OF
Sacramento
The jury returned verdict that the do
ceased came to his death from the effects OF
gunshot wounds inflicted by David Nagle al
Lathrop
No Weapon Was Found on Terry.
SAN Francisco, Aug. l6--Justice Field re
sumed his judicial duties and sat IN the cir
NTH T,,1fra .srssaa ard fttI4-. n
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Naele TfpheId ~ the cnpitai.

WAsnsaToN, Aug i6.-At the depart
mont Of justice nothing . said to indicate an
opinion that Deputy Marshal Nagle was too
rash. IN fact, the opinion is clearly enough
shown that il Magic had done less than lac
did be would have failed 10 carry out the in
structions Of the department. The same
opinion seems 10 be almost universal here,
both In and outside Of official circles. There
are in town, of course, few sympathizers
with Terry, but they are all southern fire
eaters, ex-Conlederates, former chums Of
Terry and ndherents OF the code Of honor,
who hold that il would be better 81 have
waited little and 10 have given Terry q
fair chance % shoot somebody before shoot
ing him These few, but only these, argue
that Nagle's only duty was to have arrested
Terry when he slapped the Justices face
What may properly be called public opinion
is all the other way. IL does not hold that
Nagle committed a crime, but that he simply
did his duty well
Evening journal., 1889-08-16
A Train Robbers Con fession.

Hacher Of Wells, Fargo a. Co.'S. express
states that at San Quintin prison he obtained
from Jack Gorton, convicted at Auburn last
week and sentenced 10 ten years imprison-
ment for robhing the express train at Clip
per gap last Christmas, full confession Of
his crime Gorton implicated his brother IN
the robbery, and also admitted that they
robbed the stage in Lonora county, Of which
crime he was acquitted at his trial on the
charge a few weeks ago. The Gortons cam,
10 Sacramento after the robbery of the ex
press train and subsequently went east. Jacl
was captured in Kansas City.
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A Mnrnerer Irnched.

RosLYE, Wy. T., Aug 16.-Fred Loshman
saloon keeper, shot Thomas F. Thomas, al
midnight The victim owed him 81. Losh
man asked him for il, but Thomas said that
he did not have il. Then Loshman fired. AZ
1880 a. m. an angry crowd took LoshmaI
from the Jail and lynched him, hanging hin
to beam in an engine house near the jail
Loshman was a hard character. He hac
threatened 70 shoot four or five other men
Thomas is not expected 70 live.
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Rnssell HnrrIson,s Ina snlt.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 16.-Counsel for Russell
b. Harrison made an application before
Judge Ingraham in supreme court chambers
in the matter Of the libel suit Of Col Schuyler
Crosby against Mr.. Harrison. The applica-
tion was a request 70 be permitted to exam
inc Crosby before trial, and Judge Ingraham
denied it. The request involved questions in
detail Of the colonels private life and finan-
cial condition. Croibys suit is for 100000
on account Of an article in the western paper
Of the presidents SON.
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Allison Is satisfied.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Aug. Ex-senator Allison
has returned home. He says he is perfectly
satisfied with the result The nomination Of
Hutchinson win have no direct bearing upon
the senatorial aspirations Of either Larrabeo
or Allison Lieutenant Governor Hull has.
resigned He is very much incensed at Gov
ernor Larrahee for bis opposition to him in
the convention
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sha No 20 aa. .oon. ooo.

NEWPORT r. l., Aug. 16.-News has been
received here that Mrs Sarah Harvey VIII
bour Of Orange N. j., instead of leaving all
her property to the Catholic church devised
it 10 Sarah Harvey, Of this place, who is
grandniece and whom she has never seem
The recipient Of this unexpected fortune IS
now 10 years old. By the time she is % the.
estate viii be worth about SO 600.
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Mrs. Harrison Homeward Round,

NANTUCKET, Mass Aug 16.-Airs Harri-
son left here at l2;St p. m. for New York via
tho Fall River line. George l.. Connor, gen
eral passenger agent Of the Old Colony line
escorted her to Fal River Mrs. Harrison
expresses herself as much pleased with her
visit here, especially because she has found
welcome retirement
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shot pead bv a nIoonlirhtor.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug l6-Deputy In.
ternal Revenue Collector Weller tried to ar
rest John NJ Brownell for Illicit distllling
near this place, when Brownell fired a load
Of buckshot into Weller's face, killing him
instantly. The murderer made his escape to
the woods. If captured he viii be lynched.
Evening journal., 1889-08-16

j Brewer, Of Knn-
sas. He is still con-
stantly under the
protection Of a dep
uty marshal, as Is
also Judge Sawyer.
United states
Marshal Franks has
received from Ma
gle the details Of
the affair. Nagle
says he Is confident
thnt Terry drew
back his hand. after
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vuIiard,s Proposltion Received.

NEW YoRK, Aug. l6.--The Northern Pacific
FSilroad directors at regular meeting re
ceived the proposition from Mr.. Willard for
a Sl6O, 600 consolidated mortgage, but
deferred consideration thereof until Wednes-
day next, when a specialmecting viii be held
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LTCENsE APPLICATIONS.


NOTICE.. DANIEL DOUGHERTY, THE
IN owner and occupant of the house sit
uated at No. Gil West Seventh street, in the
Fifth waru Of the city of Wilmington.
county Of New Castle and State Of Delaware.
in compliance with the requirements OK the
acts Of the General Assembly in such
case made and provided, do hereby
give notice that | shall apply in writing
20 the Court Of General Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State
of Delaware in and for New Castle county,
on Monday, the 10Th day of September, A. ID ,
1889 being the next term Of said court. for
a license to Keep an inn or tavern
for the sale therein Of Intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart, 70 be drunk
on the premises, and the following respecta-
BILE citizens Of the said ward recommend the
said application, TO wit:
M ID Murphy Bernard p. Hasson.
Patrick Toner, q. A. Shuhmeistef,
Hugh Ward, G. Dougherty,
Henry Miller w. ". Robinson,
Michael j. Ntullin, Richard Boyd,
Alfred Dowlin. George Irisler,
Philip Doherty, John Cummins,
George b. Jordon, Anton Held,
Joseph Bickta, Charles II. Jackson,
w. Hollis. Patrick Harkin,
Charles @. Frederick. Nathan Gheen,
Patrick Harkins, Isaac j. tilkey,
DANIEL DOUGHERHA.
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The widows Mad Threats.
STORIES OF TERRps LIFE.
Blood Was Frequently Upon His Hands
I...I..n Xin..aa Ilnc.lIncfin.la .F Him

Blood Was Frequently Upon His Hands.
Judge Kings Recollections OF Him.
BUFFALO, n Y, Aug. l6.-Police Judge
King, of this city, was editor Of the San
Francisco Bulletin during the memorable
days Of lS49 In an interview concerning
the late Judge Terry, he said;
This man Terry has threatened my life
maay a time. His gang was after me more
than once. / was friend of Broderick,
VIA N Terry shot.
He shot tho Witness Dead.
4" 'erry YVES a thorough desperate / re
member once during a trial Terry sal facing
the aitness box, his feet on the bar, picking
his 'eeth with bowie knife. He began e
abuse tie witness, and after enduring i
cnln,'y quite a while, the latter retorted.
Terry did not shy word. He reached into
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rhe AlLorney oensral ordered the ouard

The Attorney General ordered the Gunfd
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. l6-Attorney General
Miller confirms the report that Marshal
Nagle was directed 30 accompany Justice
Field as "a body guard.
ut was given out, said he, 'nnder my di
rection. In June, | think il was, Justice
Field and believe, some others brought 10
my mind q case referring 10 the trouble oui
there last summer, and saying that there
would likely be trouble again this summer.
There was danger that Judge Terry, who was
stated 90 be a violent and desperate man,
would very likely make deadly assault upon
Judge Field OF Judge Sawyer-or both OF
them-nld that some precautions ought 10
be taken in the premises.
81 therefore called the attention of the
marshal Of that district % these statements,
and told him il was due 70 the country and
courts that precautions should be tullen e
keep the pace and protect the courts and
/ judges ia the discharge of their duties; ant
that such Il number of court officers shoulC
be appointed as would accomplish this result
that The judges ought 70 be permitted 70 dis
charge their duties without danger and with
| out malce ! also instructed him b. consul
the United States attorney and Judges as b
the course 70 be pursued IN The premises
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NJ Trace of brown In Ottawa.

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 16-The report that
Gideon Brown. the missing treasurer Of the
Osyvego mills, was In Ottawa is not believed
here. No trace Of him has been discovered,
and the chief Of police has not been edvised
10 look for him
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cresbam ana schofieid 1t Putnam.

PurwAM. Conn, Aug. 16.-Judge Walter
Q. Gresham and Lieut. Gen. John NJ. Scho-
field are spending a few days here as guests
OF John ~ Doane, Of Thompson, Conn.
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PROPOSALS..
~@~l~47-@~-~~Na~7
DROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS will be received up to i2 M,
on August "a 1859. for a new bridge over a
stream near Harvey station on B. & p. X. R.,
Brandywine hundred. Del, flr furnishing the
iron super-structure and for the laying of
about one hundred yards Of masonry for same.
Bids for each or all viii be received. Plans
and specifications are to be seen at the Court
House, at Wilmington, Del. in charge Of the
janitor. The committee reserves the right TO
reject any or all bids
ISAAC n. GRUBB,
Chairman.
ANDREW s. FLIASON.
WILLIAM n. WIER,
COMMITTEES,
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PANTALOONS PERFECT

Goes for the saying that we've done an
unusual business in Pantaloons the past
week We've sold them for the value Of
the material alone, practically throwing
in the cutting. making, finishing and
trimmings. The ones we have been talk
ing about were run out fast and higher
values have been thrown in 10 take their
places. Think OF pantaloons for 1915
many Of which were s. and 50, elegant
in every detail and appointment and cut
and set perfectly. The same ap'
plies to the grade of Panta.
looms for SAB Of which many
were SO and 81. Actually the material
is worth more. A choice lot at
SO 95-they are really worth S. and 50.
Then we are Offering large lot Of good
high priced Pants for$2. 95-is simply sur
prising all wool and of our own make.
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pitt.hnrc,s nreMeries Ronght un.

P1rTsnUEG, Aug. l6.-It has just been
learned tat the agent Of the English syndi.
cate has secured control OF all the large
breweries 81 this city.
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Knnnn sueceeds Biz.

Gen Knapp was then nominated for the
vacant place and unanimously chosen Mr.
Bliss successor. The committee adjourned
70 meet at Congress hall, Saratoga Springs
on the evening Of Sept p, the night before
the convention.
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NEW YoRNs CONVENTION.
II WIN BE at Saratoga Gen. Knapp Sue.
ceeds Chairman Bliss.

II WIN BE at saratogn--Gen. Knapp Sue
ceeds Chairman Bliss.
New YoRK, Aug l6-At the meeting Of
the Republican state committee at the Fifth
Avenue hotel, after lively fight, the dele
gates voted to hold the state convention at
Saratoga Springs, Sept. -.
Chairman Bliss Resigns.
The resignation Of Cornelius N. Bliss as
chairman was read and accepted. Mr. Bliss
wrote a long letter which closes with the
following paragraph:
The Republican party has been successful
owing % the devotion aud harmonious action Of
the Republicans Of this state. II the same spirit
OF forbearance and harmony shall prevail Ia the
councils Of the party OF New York in the future
TINT have prevailed during the past two years we
may hope for q continuation OF popular favor.
If, on the other hand, we submit TO factional
dissensions instead OF making united stand for
Republican principles we shall quickly lose all.
that has been gained, and we shall deserve 70 do
So Trusting however, that wise, patriotic and
unselish action may characterize the course Of
our party leaders, and that the position gained
with 50 much toll may he permanently main-
tanned, am yours very truly,
ffa.a. HrrrI1 n I1r rua
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REAL ESTATE.

WANTED TO RENT.-A COMFORT ABLE
w house with from five to fifteen acres OF
land adjoining, must be less than fye miles
from the city. Address J. X, Evening Journal.
ID ENTs COLLECTED AND PROPERTY
II managed. My method insures the largest
returns; the lea 4 expense of repairs; the Dest
care Of property and prompt settlements.
GEO. c. MARIS, 60l Shipley street.
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$9.95

For the choice of about $50 SUITS,
All fine goods; every garment Of
our own make and sold-well for
$l3, $14 and Sl5.
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pRoPosALs.

PROPOSALS win be received up 70 l2 n. on
August %. 1889. for new iron bridge over
Blacks Run, near Glasgow, in Pencader Hun.
dred. Del for the erection and completion Of
the iron superstrul ture and for the erection
and completion Of stone foundations for the
same.
Bids for iron and stone work wilt be received
separately at the Office Of @. IL. salmon 4
Company up TO the above date.
Drawings and specifications can be seen az
the above named place in charge of Q. H.
Salmon a. Company.
The committee reserve the right to reject
A. S. EL1ASON,
Chairman.
SAMUEL MCCALL,
S. +, SHALLCROSS,
Committee.
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FOR RENT.

CTORE AND DWELLING CORNER TAY-
- lor and Kirkwoods treets; has been used
as a bakery Apply TO 3i4 Msrket street.