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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21

A trotting race is advertised to come
IF at Woodbury., Saturday. September
18th. For information as tn premiums
and ether particulars. St advertisement
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NJ AHRIEn.
Sept. 2, 50.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4th.
1889, at Baptist Parsonage, Onancock.
by Rev. John w. TIundley. Frank A..
Ferguson to Mrs. Annie East.
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Mr.. Henry L. Upslur. secretary ct
the Chesapeake Agricultural Fair As
authorizes the announcement.
that at meeting of Board of Directors
If said Association OH the 14th inst,
that "a resolution was passed allowing
all religious denominations who desire
to do so tile privilege sell fancy work
within their enclosure during Tie fair.
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NoTrcE-As special commissioner in
the suit of John Edward .jusl is, &C., by
next friend. VS.. Isaiah F. ,Instis and
wife. | will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder. on Saturday. October
5tll. 1889 at o'clock p: III at j. G.
.Justis u Co.'S store, on Hunting Greek,
s.Sh,ar's Island, containing by estima-
ton fifty acres or good pasture land ,en-
closed. and twenty acres of cleared land,
UPON which there is IL good dwelling
house, and appurtenant to which there
excrllrnt oyster planting grounds. For
terms. &c., see posters Gr tue under
Signed. l.. Floyd Muck Special CONT.
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Che.apeake Agricultural Fair Asso-
ciafion.

ctRf1OI.
At a meeting of tile Board IF pirec-
tors of chesapeake Fair. hell ut the fair
grounds. Saturday evening, Sept. l4tli
1t WAS decided 10 have a sale day ,.ir-
ing the fair VIII n sleek of Ill kials will
he sold. the rl,i"ct hing to furnish a
market for the fine horses and Improved
breeds nf cattle and other stock of the
Eastern Shore, AMI nj The same time to
tirict BUYERS from the large Gil les.
Sl'rs of This kind have lrrn Il feature
nf the fairs in Etntuck, for nnmler
OF wears and lave proved ii wonderful
source of pr, fit to that STATE. The
chesapeake Fair proposes tn max" its
annual sales pro. snt ionat'Iy rrof able
to the ppo,'le of this peninsula. This
feature will fill Il long felt want and
that it can Tut prove most profitable In
our people can he seen at glancr. Those
who have horses and cat lie tlry wish IN
dispose IF will lie savc.l the trouble. and
expense OF tran por'ation to foreign
market and at the same time Il class uf
nr people will he attracted tn he fhlr
WHO otherwise would go elsewhere to
make such Investments. Tue success
of The fair will thereby re more pro-
nnuncr,l and money will I've attracted tn
our Ii: me- market Which otherwise
would lie lift elsewhere. Renewed in
terest is leing manifested III the fair by
the people OF Northampton connty,wln
are showing most cnulrpndahle srir-
II us 10 its maintenance" and the FUR
therancc of anything which will pro
mote its success. The hnilhings are in
excellent condition. the grounds and
approaches in nice order and no effort
will be spared In make the fair what il
is destined to he-tha foremost Agri-
cultural Fail in Virginia. j.
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The school of Miss Sallie Parramore.
Acculnac e. H.. will he resumed MOL
day. september 10TH.
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The ONanrcck Public High School
and Onancuck Music School opened
last Monday with flalteriEg prospects.
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Fon SALE-Schooner Sea Flower
will carry 3CU bushels of oysttrs-wOuld
make COOL dredgp Goat-alsn slo'p
Wonder, carr, ing 700 bushels of oys-
tiers. Apply to y. ~. Lake, Franklin
CITY. va.
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For RENr-Fnr year 1890 or term Of
years. farm ut Watlsville, with apun
dal;t resources and in gool state of Gull
iivation at reasonable price. L. T..
Evans. agent for Miss NJ. b. Wal'o.,
HOMETOWN, Va.
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Fox SALE-EIorse, cattir,- farming
implements Sc. Apply to Il. 3. Fos-
que, Onancnck.
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WANTEp-A man TO take charge of
farm. married man preferred. Apply
TO Robinson Nottingham, EasLyille.
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For SALE-Road carts. buggies
tnml-scat carriages. y. II. Johnson,
Lpemout, Va.
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When you visit Cllincoteague Island
stop at Whealton's new hoteI, known as
Island Hotel. Accommodations strict
ly first class.
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Bundick will sell yon genuine .b5ls.
less sugar cured ham for l2i cents per
pound. -
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that Taylor had been trying to keep
out Of his way and once while down the
creek went miles out OF his way to do
ST..
SamT T. Kilman, stated that he saw
the difficulty between Ewell and Taylor
and thatthe latter seemed to be trying
to get away from him and WAS followed
by him out of store and when pushed
back, seemed TO want to get out again.
The shooting occurred Immediately af-
ter he went out last time. This wit.
ness was corrnborated in all essential
particulars by Thos. Parks, another
witness.
Sam'l w. Matthews testified. that he
was coming up creek one day last spring
ard hear. Robert Ewell sayhe was
looking fer Joe 'ravlor and was going to
thrash him. He stated further,
that Ewell seeing two men, Thought one
Of them was Taylor aud went towards
them armed with u club, which lie said
lie would use if Taylor drew his kllIe
on him. He said he had tn thrash him
but never heard him mention his name
afterwards. Ewell, he said, WAS big
ger man than Taylor.
Jas. p. A. Taylor. father Of Jos.
Taylor had heard through his son. that
EwcIl had threatened him and he told
him 10 keep out of his way aud he tried
to do sn us he hal had his CLANS ship.
ped by him. 50 as not to lie thrown in
his way. He stated fnrtlirr HAT Ewell
was looked upon by his neirlibols AS a
bully aud had had fights with several
parties. Ewtll was u bigger man tlian
Taylor aid weighed alont 20opGulids.
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LOCAL REV. S.

Quarterly meeting at Onalcock N.
r. Church, South, commences today.
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Appoins,ncnt. TO Speak.

Our next Governor, Hon. p. w. Nc.
Kinney, viii. address the voters of the
Eastern Shore at following times and
places:
Clincoteague, Saturday night, sep
TENDER 2Slh.
Accomac G. H.. Monday, (court dayN
September 3ntl.
Eastvllle, Tuesday, October 1st.
Cape Charles, Tuesday night, October
lst.
Hon. Chas. T. O'Ferrall, member of
Congress, and one of the most eloquent
orators of the State will also speak at
Arcomac G. H.. Monday, (conrt
,lay) September 3ctl.
Belle Haven, Wednesday, October
oj
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NorrE-Sentinrl Chief is making
the fall season III Northampton county
and lower part of Accomac. Jos. ).
Bull, owner.
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The hest prrtpr house steak, two
pounds for 25 centsat Bundick's.
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For RENT-A two horse settlement
on "JolIys Neck" farm Tor 1880.
lnillng in good repair. The:lald;fs
adapted to the growth ot all kind OF
trucks and grain. 1t has upon itavtry
nice peach orchard. Apply tO,k. q:
IIorsey, Horsey, p. o., Va.
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h 70 !gs 81;
NEW YORK, PHILA. { NOR:
FOLK R. R. Gu.

Quickest and Only Daily line between
Boston, New York. Phila., Norfolk,
and Old Point Comfort.
NONTuTAkD
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BRrcKsl BR1cKsll BRIcKs.!l-Fnr
sale at tie yard, or delivered to any
part Of the Peninsula.
Parksiey Brick & Tile Co.
Parksley, Va.
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For SALE ishet mare. years old,
large size, gentle tR harness and line
roadster. w. j. CofeMlrn.
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NoTIcE-I will sell at private sale,
my house ~ Il lot at Exmore station. OH
reasonable terms. Vim. l.. Ezry, Ex-
more, Northampton county. va.
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James Myer & Co, Royal -four is the
best. Use nothing else.
BEST MARKET PRICES obtained for
sweet potators and watrInelDlls con
sign, d us. with prompt returns. Cor
respondence solicited. w. T.. Duryea's
Sons. wholesale prud,e commission
merchants. 1ly Warren street, New
York. Established 1913 Cards, stem
ell plate and price currents furnished
on application.
What every body !ys is so must hr
50 AMI all who have ,l,rd JAS. Niger &
Co.'s Crown Jewel sayit is tic best for
the money lhey ever had.
1liawathl IS the best that money will
buy.
Get a bag or barrel of lIiawatla -four
and try it.
Ask those who have used it, about
gIiaMailia.
WISE COUNCIL. ROYAL ARCANUM-
mepls every second and fourth Tuesday
in the Town Hall. Onancnck. This
Oldrr offers insurance at smaller cost
illai ANY similar Order in thr United
States. For the first six months of the
present year the Cost of CARRYING three
thousand dulals to tli,' following mem
.lipIs las Grem as follows:
VIZ II. I'arL er. Acconack G.. IT,. 81 II
{ apt. +. (i. Evars. Onancmk. 1892
Vino Marshall Onancuck, Sc. "a
Geo. w. McMatll, o ley. S6.72
LII the United Wors'nrn. the lowest
charge on two thousand dollars FIR the
same perind was $ll and in the Knights
W Honor Sl2. Applications for MEM
bcrsllip may be made to any. member.
Frank T. Brent, Regent.
Geo. II. Bigwell, Secretary.
Every pound of lIiawatIla is gaaran-
aed to ,lcase.
For SALs.-Horse well broken. sired
v st. James, and first class buggy in
ODD repair. Isaac Stevenson, AccO-
lac e. II.
TAX NOTICE Nnticeis hereby given
;at tlle STATE Tax and C"u ty Levy
or the year 1850, ''are now due" and
rat in pursuance nf law. the treasurer
his deputy will lie at the following
med places ut the tines herein speci-
Il. for the purpose Uf collecting sail
xes and lev:cs. viz:
upoilRmpnts of JOHN j. Blackstone:
hancock. Srpt.l9Eh Goth and 2lst.
.ellpr STATEN, september 26tll.
nngOteaGue. September 9th and 2Sth.
Jachaprcaguc City. Oct. 3rd, 4th, 5tb.
ncnstville. October 10Th.
:pllc Haven, October 18th.
'nng, t..;lgu.. October 12ih.
angler Island, October 18th and 18th.
innpy & Rogers store. in the forenoon
and Caslville, in H'e afternoon, OF
Tuesday, 22.d Of October.
.ccomack G H.. Oct. 2Sth. Goth, 30th.
Appointments of John E. Wise.
parksley. October 3rd. 4'h and 5.h.
Bloxom station. Octnher 10th, It'll 18th.
MappsviIc, October l7,h 18TH and 18th.
Marsh Market. Oct. 23Ial. 24lh and 18th.
Temppralcpville, October 3lst, and n y.
vember 1st and md.
New Church. Hurley hotel, November
18th, Stl al q OH.
Clncotpagne Island. Atlantic hotel.
November 18TH. 10Th and 2Otl.
Those failing tn pay theirtaxps and
levies before The first day of December,
will have five per. cent added to their
bills, AS the law directs. All persons
who are in arrrars for taxes and Lewis
fnr 1887 AMI 1855, are hereby notified.
hat unless they pay the same on Or ny
thr 10Th o. November next, their prop
erty will be levied on and Sold tn satisfy
Tie same. john j. Blackstone,
John E. Wise.
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BEST MARKET PRICES obtained for
sweet potators and watrilnelollS con
siglnd us. with prompt returns. Cor
respondence solicited. w. T.. Duryea's
Sons, wholesale prudlre commission
merchants. 1ly Warren street, New
York. Established 1913 Cards, stem
ell plate and price currents furnished
on application.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21

James Myer & Co.'S Royal -four is the
best. Use nothing else.
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What every body s!vs is so must hr
so and all who have ,l,rd JAS. Niger d
Co.'s Crown Jewel sayit is tic best for
the money they ever had.
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"a thing Of beauty Isl joy forever.
So is bread made Of james .Myer s. Cos
Royal flour.
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Jas. Myer Il Co.'S Purity Fl"ur will
excel any other -four for the price.
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1liawatha Is the best that money will
buy.
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Get bag or barrel Of lIiawatlla -four
and try it.
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Ask those who have used it, about
SIiaNatlia.
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NoTIcE-Collins Road carts ard Mand
$. trotting wagons for sale by W. Mex,
Taylor, PrrkSlev, Va.
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I. ]. GuNTER.
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Hiawatlia is the highest grade -four
on the market.
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WANTED. "A ssatriiycT at Grand Cen.
iral Hotel. Good wages paid. b. T..
Parker, Onancock. Va.
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FcR SALE.-A gSGl farm horse. For
particulars. apply to JAS 5. Fitzgerald.
Tasley, Va. -
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FISH FOR SALE-I keep always on
lianll Il good assortment of fresh and
salt fish for sale by the barrel or hun
dred at prices to suit the times. Geo.
r. Bunting, Il miles northof Atlantic.
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FoR RENT For year 1890 or a
term of years my storehouse and dwell
ing with sOr 10 acres Of valuable land
attached, at Guifor,l. Henry Hall,
Marsh Market, Va.
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For SAL1.-Horse well broken. sired
St. James, and first class buggy in
ODD repair. Isaac Stevenson, AccO-
rae e.. Ii.
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If You hav'nt trie,l Hiawatha, do so
at once.
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There are no bad barrels of Hiawatlla
flour.
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NOTICE II will, not he responsible
for any transaction made by w. K.
Lewis Sons s. Co., from Llis date, Sep
LelnUer 2nd 1883. W: r. Lewis.
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Srnefin :.cl 0.M;S uI.Srh lolS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-16
LAYING IN FOR THE YEAR.
Country Merchants, Millmen and
Farmers Buying Their Supplies.

Country Merchants, Millmen and
Farmers Buying Their Supplies.
Over 500 country merchants, saw mill
men, turpentine operators and farmers have
been in Savannah this week arranging their
accommodations for the year. A hotel man
said that this is about the time for the mer-
chants to come in, and he expects fully as
many more next week as were in this week.
This is about the time for the country mer-
chants to settle up their old accounts and
get in shape for the rest of the year. They
are not buying many & DDS now. Their
spring stock will be ordered in about
couple of weeks, or perhaps month from
now. The collections are panning out p city
fair and all Of the merchants look for
prosperous year.
The turpentne and saw mill men are
here, good many OF them having their
machinery repaired and getting ready also
fer the busy season. The farmers have
business principally with the tertilizing
companies and the grocery and supply
stores A large quantity OF guano is being
shipped out, which is an indication that the
farmers are getting ready to begin plant
ing. A grocerymen said that notwith-
standing the damage by rain TO the crops,
his collections have been fair, and he is
going TO run all his old customers accounts
ing a busy week Of it. too, they may not
expect let up" until March
Yes, we look for good crop year said
a farmer. 1t has been favorable so far
But then wa always look for good crop
years, and how seldom is it that we have
one. At the very last moment last year,
when our crops were ready TO gather, a
large portion of them partially gathered,
the .reshet came and devastated them
No. we do not know of course what will
come, but we always start out the year
hoping against III luck"
A saw mill man said that tie field is open
20 them, and Notwithstanding that the
price Of Lumber has consider IDLY lowered
within the last year or two, he thought it
yet a profitable industry if properly con-
Quoted Large saw mills are being erected
in those portions of the country where the
timber is large enough to warrant it, and
Georgia's shipments of lumber, over what
they were two years ago, areimmense She
is beginning to rank as tue finest lumber
state Of the south.
Within two weeks the countrymen who
are so busy on the streets now will all be at
Their mills, stills and farms, engaged i'll the
production Of the necessarles.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-16
DOLLARS VERSUS DEATH.
FLORIDA'S LEGISLATORS STILL
OFT ON THE HEALTH BILL.

A Probability that the Extra Session
VIII Last Another Week-The House
Not in a Hurry to Take Up the Sen
ate Bill-The Principal Points OF
Difference.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA. Feb. l5.-The indi-
cations now are that the legislature viii be
in session another week, as the members
are further than ever from an agreement
on the provisions Of the health bills. The
Senate to-day passed the bill framed by 1t
Yesterday and ordered it certified to the
House where it was ordered printed. The
House concluded its bill and ordered it In
crossed for third reading. The two bills
differ materially, and neither house is
wiling to surrender its bill for the other
Nothing can be done now until the House
takes some action on the Senate bill, and
this the House is in no hurry to d.
CONFLICTING INTERESTS.
The various interests Of the state are so
conflicting IL their demands that it seems
impossible for the two houses Of the legis-
lature to agree on any kind of a health bill.
The most important point on which differ
ences exist is the power given the state
board of health in establishing and main
tanning quarantine. The provisions reat-
ing to fumigation and destruction Of prop
erty infected and the mode and extent of
punishment for violation of the sanitary
and quarantine rules also give rise to heated
discussion in every bill.
THE ESCAMBIA COUNTY BILL.
Late this afternoon the Senate passed the
bill providing Cor special board OF health
for Escambia county, containing the port
or Pensacola. This may he fought bitterly
in the House, as many oppose the large
powers given this local board in matters Of
quarantine, fumigation and sanitation.
Senator Wall to-day introduced bill re-
latlng to county boards Of health, and
restricting the present powers of these
boards.
During the afternoon session Of the Sen
ate, Senator Bielby Of Volusia presided.
The House of Representatives passed by a
rising vote a resolution of thanks TO Dr. j.
Y Porter of Key West for his heroic SER
vices during the recent yellow fever cpl
demic
The Senate bills for the extension of the
time for the construction of the Thomas
vile and Tallahassee railroad and reducing
the bonds of county treasurers passed b a
houses, and we're sent to the governor tor
his approval.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-16
FLORIDA's METROPOLIS.
a Negro Attempts to Gut his Wife's
Throat on the Street

a 8
Throat on the Street.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Feb. l5.-"Binn
Westmoreland, young colored man, met
his wife on the street this noon and accus-
ing her Of infdelity and other misdemean-
ors, began to abuse her Sine retorted in
denial, but enraged by jealousy he drew
pocket knife and attempted to cut her
throat. The woman resisted as best
she could. and instead Of her
throat her cheeks were badly
cut Her cries for help scared Westmore-
land, and be ran toward Bay street, defying
any man to lay hands upon him. There
was no officer in sight, and the inhuman
husband made his escape. The wife went
to Judge Owens Office and made an effida-
Wit against her husband, and the Judge
issued warrants for his arrest.
A COMING SALE OF LAND.
A decree was signed today in the United
States court, in the case Of Lewis r. Brown.
administrator of the estate of Cytha 2.
Brown, deceased, against Moncholan Akin
son and Sarah Z. Atkinson, ordering sale
of $40 acres of land, in Levy county, to sat
isfy foreclosure in the sum OF So $40. to-
gether with interest, and S454 costs and ex-
penses The sale is to occur at jacksonville
on the first Monday in May
The Florida State Bar Association meets
at Ocala next Thursday. Chief Justice
Raney will deliver the annual address.
MURDERED IN HER ROOM.
Martha Bird, colorej g,TI about Is years
old was found dead a tho house No. As east
State street, this evening She was lying on
the floor, whep found partially undressed.
With a bullet in Der left temple. The room
was IN great disorder. Papers and clothes
were scattered around, indicating severe
scuffle. Henry Kurtz, alias Berry Will
Jams, dark mUlatto is suspected of the
murder. and al the policemen are ont after
him. He is about feet + inches tall; his
upper front eyo-tooth Is missing: he is stout.
with very light mustache While here he
worked al the Savannah, Florida and
w estern railways warehouse. Both he
and the murdered girl belong in Savannah.
A 32-calIbre revolver. with one chamber
empty, was found on the floor of the room.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-16
THE BE HOPS RESIDENCE.
TAe Entire Structure 20 be Completed
Within Two Months.

TAe Entire Structure TO be Completed
Within Two Months.
The bishops residence, II the rear OF the
cathedral, a. Harris and Lincoln streets, is
nearing completion. The worknen say
that ahou. two months mere is all the time
they want IT. which TO Anish IL. The stone
steps, the landings ana the ballstrade to
the entrance on Harris rect have been put
up and they are very handsome. The ress
idence wi, be magnificent one, aud will
be connected with the cathedral by an &C.
tagonal section, which IS three stories ia
hight. The section extends out on the street.
the same distance as the residence proper.
The house is yet to be plastered on the
outside In the same style as the cathedral.
The interior will be finished with yellow
pine. The triple windows OF plate glass
have been placed in the walls Of the first
floor Of the residence. The second and third
stories have double windows Of plato glass
which are in place, with center triple win.
dow on the third story. The door leading
into the vestibuls OF the main entrance is a
large and magnificent gothic arch, and will
he elaborately finished with black walnut
The residence has an observatory 24xl6 feet
which has boen completed wlth the excep-
ton " The plastering.