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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-20
PROFESSIONAL.
BICYCLES.

bicycles FOR BOYS AND GIRLs.-rHB
ID sliazellen Is the only high grade, low ICED
safety Bicycle yet offered for the little folks. Light
strong and graceful. tubular steel franlts and adj
Unstable cone bearings throughout Weighs 10 pOund1
less than the Juvenile machines heretofore sold and
be adjusted 10 suit CHILDREN and yontbs from q
10 wears OF are For sale by AL dealers and at ia
manufsctor,. l116 L INV.
CRAWFORD co.
dle-3m Cycle Manufacturers and Inportera
CMITH's COMBINATION .DART" sAFEIE
- For LADIES and Gents. Xmas Stock Of
BOYS AND GIRLS sAfET1Es.
Open evenings loe2-3ml Sol 9Th Ct No.
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Manager Mutrto.

The modern history Of baseball In New
York could not be .old without giving Mutrit
prominent place in the work. Mutrie came
to New York in 1878, and his early pilgrim
ages after capitalists TO back his baseball
ideas brought out his hustling abilities, which
have been the Giants managers chief char.
ac:eristic ever since. He called upon most Of
the wealthy men Of Go,ham and told them
about the rich harves, 20 Ia reaped by estab-
fishing professional baseball in New York,
but the wealthy men fought shy OF the
scheme. and Mutrie was about TO give up In
despair aud go back to his New England
home. BY chance he was introduced TO John
b. Day, and Mutris tod his tale for the last
time with an eloquencs born Of desperation.
Day liked the idea and furnished the capital
TO start what is nov one Of tho local institu-
tions Of the city a stock company WAS
formed, the Polo grounds were leased from
the old Westchester Polo club. and Mutrie
has been Ia clover ever since.-New York
Tribune
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V0HrLADELPHIA a READING RAILROAD
READING COLUMBIA DIVISION.

On and amer Monday, July ], lss9, trxfns
cave ave Lancaster Ian, tking strcetl as follows:
days !;so a. M. iaas, s:ss ?. M; sunday. nd scs @
Ror Y fRiladelphia, Ii week days, 7:so a. m ,ass,
IF Ear New Ne; 9ysi 9"r@ Va sfa PhiaSc,pha II & week day.
E'D q. M, 1925, s:ts p. m.
,,iso For New York Via Allentown, week days.
:, For Allentown. week days, 7so a. M. ssp
For po!i:yiis, Week days, 7.soa. M, s.ss p. M,
FOR lebanon, si week days, ,oo q. m.. iss, s4o
$40 r m. sunday, SOS q. m. %as' "~ = "'' 'Ns''
sop n; ssnaas, s:ic Sssr :. N. nays '9 a. Q" 1'''
TRAINS FOK LANCASTER.
Leave Reading, week days, 7:2o, lI.s5 a. M,
S Gnys p mi fs,IassISyiIa sSnnsaSyi iao a. & M; SiS p
Leave New York via Philadelphia. week days
Leave New York Via Allentown, week days
Leave Allentown, week days. ssa an; go
Leave Pottsville week days, $50 a. M. lAs
Leave Lebanon, week days, 7l2 a. M, 1870
7:l5 y. m. sunday, 1855 a. M, s.a5 r. m.
Leave Harrisburg. week days, d2s a. M; sun.
Lave Quarryvile week days, $40, lies O. M,
~" e'1%rli H%l.ANTft II? L t%iir %Giiry DIVISION.
and South street wharf,
For Atlantic City, week days, Expresses,
BOO u. m. and 400 and 800 p, M; Accom- ti0us
1870 q. m. and i:a0 p. m. I; sunday, Exprcsa, Si1
and e0oa. M, Accommodation, 500 q. M. $50
p. m.
Returning leave Atlantic City, depot corner,
Atlantic and Arkansas Avenues. Week dayR.--
Express 700 and 1912 a. m. and y. IN. Accom-.
mediation, ,sOS q: m. and 4:aO p. m. sundays
Express, 4and 5:O y. IN. Accommodation, 7:3o
a. M. aud t:06 y. IN.
Detailed time tables can bc obtained at ticks
offices.
A. A. MCLEOD, q. q. HANCOCK.
Vice Pres. d Gen'l Mgr. 0enI Pass'r AIT
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Walking.

A good feat at walking was recently &C,
complishsd by an amateur athlete who is
quite celebrated In this line. The London
Sportsman has the following: Yesterday
Mr.. H. Percy Smith, son OF Alderman Smith,
Of Newcastle, undertook to walk ls miles in
three hours at tho Victoria grounds, Newcas
tie, for silver cup, value elo, the hacker Of
time being Mr.. j. B. Radcliffe, Of Newcastle
The weather during the morning was wet; in
fact, it was raining when Mr. Smith com
menced his task at 25 minutes past midday;
but the rain subsequently ceased, and it re-
mained dry until just before the task was &C
complished. Mr. Smith, against whom 2 t.
/ was laid, covered the Is miles In 2h. 52m.
29Its He walked fair heel and toe and com.
passed 6 miles 60 yards in Ism. SIS, the half
distance in In. Pam. Ais. and two-thirds Of
the distance in III. Sim. 19s To accomplish
the feat he had to make l02 circuits Of th,
track plus 20 Yards"
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In the plan the isolation Of the Kitchen
from the dining and othes rooms d not great
ly different from . city or ordinary farm
house, being nothing more than hall which
has china closet opening Oh from It, which
d inclos by doors. The front and rear
stairway meet ON landing In the middle Of
the house and continue to the second door -
one stairway. This provides . separation
from the other parts Of the house and Il
economical because Of the small space re-
quired to provide front and rear stairway &C.
commodation. II saves . part Of the cost Of
one stairway. The cellar stairway goes down
under the front stairway from the rear.
: On the 6rst door there q parlor In which
Il placed grats, bedroom which is pro-
vided with largo closet, and dining room,
kitchen and pantry. There Il closet 10 the
main hall In front. The kitchen p provided
with sink, the water supply, therefore,
being from force pump In the kitchen or .
wind mill force pump to tank In attic. By
this means there Is hot and cold water over
the kitchen sink, which is . convenience
not ordinarily found In . farm house.
Connected with the kitchen sink are two
tables and drain board, On the first tabls
near the kitchen Hue could be placed dishes
to be washed, from whence they could be
transferred to Q pan In the sink, washed and
placed to drain on tho drain board, and from
thence placed on tho table at the right after
they have been wiped. These tables afford
conveniences in the separation Of meat and
vegetables before cooking. In the pantry,
which is connected with the kitchen, there 10
. dough board, four bin, cupboard and place
for an Ice box. There Is . passageway to
the cellar on the outside as wall - on the In
side Of the house. The former Is covered and
protected by the porch and porch root
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On the second floor there are four bed
rooms and bathroom, each Of which Is pro-
vided with good closet. The halls are we'll
lighted, and there is q passageway by stairs
to attic, in which could be arranged an addi-
tional bod room IL desired. Ia case OF neces-
sity two beds could be placed in any Of tho
second floor rooms
, No fiue Is shown in the dining room or the
room over it, 1t is the thought Of the writer
that the saving in brick work and stoves
would provide furnace which would furnish
heat for the entire house at less expense than
by any other means.
A bathroom can be placed in = country
house and the convenience Of hot and cold
water afforded with tine same ease that il can
be done in a city. A tank in the attic to
which may be pumped cistern water will
furnish the source of supply for hot and cold
water. The hot water is provided by max
ing pipe connection which passes through
the kitchen stove into O hot water receiver
and from thence to the kitchen sink and bath
room, all Of which can be supplied to farm
house as readily as any other building. The
waste water from bath, sink and water closet
can pass TO a vault outside. The matter OF
tho expense Of caring for plumbing appara.
tus Is often spoken Of. II 1t is well put in
and we'll arranged, there is no reason why
there should be any expense attached TO its
maintenance 1t should be as permanent,
satisfactory and inexpensive to keep up as
stove wall
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This suggests consolidation at night
which Is uncomfortable to contemplate. In
making use Of the attic space q part Of tho
problem Of added bedrooms in q low cost
house, which has nearly all Of the rooms on
one door, Is met These attic rooms are quite
as comfortable and in every way as satisfac-
tory as those which are below, as the ceilings
are square, the stories sufficiently high and
ventilation by windows amply provided for.
More than the one bedroom could be added
II desired.
Another popularity with respect to the
planning Of one story houses is that people
will content themselves with bedroom much
smaller than they will in two story house Of
the same cost. The same accommodations can
be provided in a two story house at a less cost
than In one story house for reasons which
are obvious to any one who will stop to think
about it. The roof and foundation Of q one
story house would be ample for one, two, or
more stories high. A two story house is moro
imposing, affords better ventilation, and with
the conveniences Of plumbing, is in every
way as convenient as the one story house.
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must b the same classification Of rooms in
Q small, onestory house that Il to be found
in the more expensive and elaborate struct-
ure In this case, in . small, inexpensive,
onestory house, there is parlor, sitting room,
dining room and kitchen, and as well the
bedrooms This makes the planning Of low
cost, one-story houses Q very troublesome
matter. Tho classification 10 on the wrong
side Of the house. There IL very large
amount Of space for parlor, sitting room and
dining room, but when 1t comes to the bed
rooms, classification Is not to be considered.
We often SEQ families living in houses where
they insist upon the use Of all Of the day
rooms above mentioned, but are apparently
content with two, or Ut most three, bed.
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Sanfords Radical Cure for Catarrh
CURE nEaINs FROM FIRST APpLICA.
TION, AND IL RAPID, RADICAL,
AND PERMANENT,

It is the mucous membrane, that wonderful
scmi-fiuid envelope surrounding the delicate
tissues Of the air and food passages, that
Catarrli makes it's stronghold. once es,ao-
lishcd, IL eats into the very vitais, ana renders
life but q ionv-,irawn breath Of misery ana u,s-
ease. dullng the sense OF hearing trammG,,,ns ,,x q
smell, .tainting the breath, and killing 'nc & re-
fined pleasures of taste. lnsdiously, by creep
Ing on from simple cold In the head, u rs
snults the memhrano,Is lining and envelops inc
bones, eating through the delicate coats anu
causing Inflammation, sioughing, ana otner
dangerous symptoms. Nothing short OF totai
eradication will secure health 10 tho patient,
aud all alternatives are simply procrastinated
sufIerlngs SANroRps9 RADICAL CURE, ny
Tnhaiation and by Hferiat administrator,
rarely fails: even when the disease has nnuc
frightnIl inroads on delicate constitutions,
hearing, smell, and taste have been recovercd'
and the disease thoroughly driven out
snnford's Radical Cure for Cntarrh
Consists OF one bottle Of the RADICAL CURE,
one box OF CATARRHA SOLVENT ana I'M
PROVED INHALER, all In one package price,
81. Ask for SANfoRp's RADICAL CURE. Sold
everywhere
BosToN. hI-ihW 'S"w
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49, = $50 - |--sa----s.s-~--@sr---'
Wi,.cs.
PHILADELPHIA, February 81, 1850.
IMPERIAL AND ROYAL AUSTRO-
HUNGARIAN CONSULATE.

According to the instructions Of the
Royal Hungarian Ministry for Agricul.
tire, Industry and Commerce I'm Buda-
Pest to this Imperial and Royal consulate
IL Is hereby attested to that the Royal
Hungarian Government wine cellars at
Buda- Pest were established by the Hun
garian Government, February !, 1852,
and that the establishment IL since under
control Of said ministry.
The aim Of these wine cellars 10 to sup
ply the worlds markets with the best
wines produced In Hungary, free from
any adulteration.
Mr.. II. Il. Slaymaker, agent Of Lam
custer, Pa, has by the Governments
general agents of North America been
appointed agent for Lancaster for the
sale of these wines, which are bottled
in Buda- Pest under the supervision ofth
Hungarian Government, and bear the
original protective label of the Royal
Hungarian Ministry for Agriculture on
the bottles.
LOUIS WESTERGAARD,
Imperial and Royal Consul Of Austria
Hungary.
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Catchers of Big Fish.

The American Angler announces the fol-
lowing winners of prizes for catching big
fish in the past season; Biackilsh, llA pounds;
w. Fl. Rablen, Brooklyn. weakish, s pounds Q
ounces, Z o Houghton, Brooklyn; kiugtish,
pound 10 ounces, Charles Edison, Brooklyn;
muscalonge, - pounds, Louis d, Vanderveer,
Chicago; small mouth black bass, pounds 9
ounces. A C. Wilbur, Calais, VT; trout, Z
pounds 10 ounces, r. \ Parish, Montville.
C.lan. striped bass, IS pounds, John Brown,
Long Branch.
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Very Characteristic.

Young Knickerbockah from New York;
Ya-as, contend that q mans charactah Is
largely Influenced by ths sort of a place, don't
you know, that he lives Ia.
Miss Eastend (sweetly)-I suppose you got
that into your head by living In lat, didn't
yop, Mr.. Knicksrboekaht-Sun and Voice,
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VEAh,,SprvrropEp PARTS

w uNDEvEIOPED PARTS
OF the Human Body Enlarged, Developed,
strengthened cite, ts mn Interesting advertise
ment long run In our paper. In reply 10 M
aulres we Will say that there IL no evidence oi
humbug about this. ON the contrary, the ad-
veriiscrs are very highly iudorscd. Interested
persons may get sealed circulars giving all par
Co, swan ST.. Buffalo, N. " Dahp Iotedo
Boe. f.ilSo@w
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So Tender

she--O, think It is 80 cruel to drown
poor, little, innocent kittensi Don't you, Mr..
Biggsi
Biggs-Ycs; always beat their brains out
against the wall-Lawrence American.
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Master Bobby Henpeckt-Papa. what Is q
bachelori
Papa Henpeckt-A bachelor, my son, is q
man 10 be envisd, but please don't tell your
mother that said so. Exchange.
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A Texas physician tells in Southern Prac'
titioner that the permanganate OF potash,
in one or two grain dosea hyPodermically,
and chloroform locally and by inhalation,
are undoubtedly certain and successful RENE
dies in bites OF yenomous reptiles.
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ELEVATION.


The one story dwelling was altogether logi-
cal at time when all Of the water and fuel
had to be carried to the second floor and all
Of the ashes and slops down stairs and out OF
the house. Furnaces, plumbing apparatus
and other helps to housekeeping suggest
something different. II we have four rooms
down stairs we have place for four rooms
and a bath room up stairs. This number Of
rooms can be built at about the same cost as
the one story house, which is given herewith.
There are conditions wherein the house
which is given would be desirable-as home
for man and his wife. with one or two chill
dren, or for people without children.
The annexed schedule gives an idea Of
costs:
Building-First floor. pine $3.50
Frlvy, vaultS. .r.'...''.'...'.s.'''.'. %
Cisterus, connections. s...................... 20
Illuminating gasppe. e....................... rs
Plumbing-Cellar sink, kitchen sink, bath
tub, water closet vashstand, street
washer, city and cstern water. 200
Gas fixtures. ........-................ %
Mantels and CRATES. es............"....".. S
Furnace lfu
Total .............,.......... $3.50
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Z WITT SPECIFIC co.
Ylrvsrsd netvaen Iife and Death,


Mrs tico r. Smoote, a highly cultivated ana
ostimaSie indy OF Prescott, Ark, writes under
date Of April ~, 1889. During the summer OF
1887 my eyes became inflamed, ana my sto-
mach and liver almost hopelcssly disordered.
Nothing ate agreed with me. took chronic
dlarrhona, and for some TIL ~ my Ire was de-
SPARED OF by my family. The leading physi-
clans Of the country were consulted, ana ihe
medicines administered by them never did any
permanent good. aud j fingered between liio
aud death, the later being prefcrnbie 10 ihe
ngonlos | was enduring. In May, lSss be-
came disguised with physicians ana their
medicines. dropped them all, nnd depondcd
solely ON Swifts Specific u. y. ~, few bottles
OF which made me permanently weil-"eii
from then until now"
MADE HIS LIFE A BURDEN.
| have had scroftila until II made my mo u
burden | was inexpresslbiy miserable SEX,
weak siccplcss, and unhappy. desiring thnt
the short time which seemed to have been
allotted Ia me on this earth would haset. to an
aud travel, but none of these did any good for
the scrofula gradually grew worse. one physi5
cinn, who Travelled far 10 see, ana 10 "noin
paid $50, gave up the case rs hopeless. then
gave up All other medicines, aud took only
Swin's Specific ~. -. ~ -Four bottles OF thni
medicine cured me. and for the past four years
1 have had as excellent heal th and am AZ Tree
from disease as ybody living
II. D. NEIsoS, Fremont, Neb.
Treatise ON Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
~ SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Atlanta, Ga.
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Cuticura Resolvent
HOW MY BACK ACHES

DyNPLES, black-hcads, rod, rough. chapped,
rim and oily skin prevented by CuTicuRA
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Back Ache, Kidney Pains, and weakness,
Soreness, Ininencss, strains, and Pain relieved
In one minute by the CUTtCrRA ASrfPAtS
PLASTER Tho first aud only instantaneous
puin-killing plaster.
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mOucrn IN o n .
aide n . china cloe
Of with glass doors
in the upper eco
ton, and on the
9th sr side d Q
kitchen cupboard
with panel doors
U n d er this cup
board b a -four bin,
and In connection
with II . marble
dough stone, than
which nothing can
Be better for mold
ing bread or pas
try.
Il Is one Of the
requirements Of .
popular door plan,
no m after how
small or unpreten-
tious the house may
Be, that there bs
the sernblance Of
luxury In all its
appoin { m Q n t.
There must be an
approach in that
direction. There
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THE rRorrrNo poo.

THE Th0TTIN0 DOC.
The horse Loafer, who has a record below
ESQ, was sent out to trot against him The
dog trotted a. fair and SQUARE a. any racer,
and he circled the half-milo track without
break or skip In i.52Ix, the quarter being
trotted In IS soconds Tho combined weight
Of the boy and the sulky was eighty-on
pounda The track was very rough and
heavy, andthe exhibition was very creditable
to driver and dog. The dog Is very intclli
gent and knows Just what ia expected Of him
when on the track. He frequently looks back
over his shoulder to see II the horse Is gain.
ing on him.
What nexti
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a CONVENIENT HOUSE.


Ploao f0r Resideuce IN which the okl9-
tres May "Do Her Own work."
''She does her own work. is an expression
frequently used Of a lady who docs not err
ploy help. A difficulty In planning = ono
story house is In providing room for . serv-
ant Il Is not desirable to have her room
opening from the sitting room or dining
room. nor Il u altogether satiSfactory TO
have such room opening from the kitchen.
Furthermors, the expense Of placing II In
any OF these places Il q very material con-
alteration. In the plan which d here given
this difficulty is met by providing stairway
that leads to the high part Of the roof over
the dining room Thus, with very little ad-
diticnal expense, . large, airy room, one
which cannot but bc In every way satisfac-
tory, is provided for tho servant
The arrangement Of the pantries between
tho kitchen and dining room 10 in every way
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For light lunch at a hop there Is nothing
better than fried frog. New Orleans Picay-
une
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TRY THE CURE.

DRUNRENNEss.
IL LIQUOR HABIT
In All the World there Is but One Cure.
DIR. UAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
IL can be given In cup OF coffee or tea, or In
articles OF food, without the knowledge Of the
patient II necessary; IL is absolutely harmless
and will effect a permanent and speedy cure,
whether the patient L. modernte dr,nker 9r
operntes 50 quietly and with such certainty
that the patient undergoes no Inconvenience.
and ere he Is aware, his complete reformation Is
effected a page book of particulars free.
CHAS. A. L0CHER, Druggist,
No. East King st., Lancaster, Pa.
octS~eod
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NoTICE TO TRE5PAsSEItS AND GUN
~ NERS.-All persons are hereby forbidden
to tres pass on any Of the lands OF the Cornwall
nd > Speedwell estates In Lebanon or Lancaster
counties, whsther inciosed or uninclosed, either
for the purpose OF shooting or fishing, as the
law will be rigidly enforced against all tres
passing on said lands Of the undersigned ate
this pDtice. -
WIN. COLEMAN FREEMAN
X. PERCY ALDEN,
EDW. q. FREEMAN,
Attorneys for X. w. Colemsn's Heirs
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tThe only trains which run daiiy.
On Sunday the Mail train west runs by way
Columbia.
]. X. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
CHAS. Y. PUGH. General Manager.
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The silver Gull Extsrninated.

The Silver Gull Extec1inated.
Within tho past few years the beautiful
little silver gull has disappeared from the
bays and estuaries Of the north Atlantic
coast II has been exterminated. The In.
Vulnerable Gull islands were the breeding
grounds Of these BIRDS Millions OF their eggs
have been wantonly destroyed. The writer
has frequently seen gunners throw them into
the air for targets, and when the unfortunate
gulls, In their anxiety for the contents OF
their nests, came within gunshot. they were
mercilessly killed.--New York Sun.
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Skin Disease II Years
Another Marvellous Cure

The CuYIcURA, CurICuRA REsoLvENT, and
GU riCuRA SOAR have brought about n marvel
lous cure In the case of ~ skin disease on my
little son eight years old. | have tried almost
all remedies aud also the most eminent doctors,
all alike falling, except the wonderful CuTICuHA
tEMEpIEs ED. n. BROWN,
TO N. 10th St, Omaha, Neb.
Cuticura Resolvent
Tho new Blood Purifier and purest and best OF
numor Cures Internally, and CuriCuRA, the
great skin Cure, aud CUriCrRA soar. nn eA-
Quisitc Skin Beautirer, externally, are n posi-
tive cure for the every disease and huinor OF the
skin, scalp and blood, with loss OF hair. rom
pimples to scrofulu.
Sold everywhere. Price, CuTIcrRA. dOc soar.
rrR DRUo AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Bos-
ton.
as-Send for How to Cme skin Diseases" 6f
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AdS~Y

SECOND STORY.
This house was enlarged from q smaller
building which cost 81, 800 This would cost
about q, 700 ON account of its size.
LOUIS H. GIBSON.