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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-02
Local. BREVITIES.

A f,lse alarm of Ere about o'clock last
nip a brought out the fire department.
No business was transacted By The boafa
! of Trade last night for the wan' Vi 4"o
fum.
hall wa, given at the oolored DAD Fol
! ,o,ao, hall Iast night. and several of those
/ in attendapce engaged In fights
To warnock has sold to Tnos. Hatton
~ int and frame house on The southeast
corner of Oronoco aud Royal streets.
Duriug the month of September the cletk
of the Corporation Court recorded IL deeus
and Issued 7 marriage lcenses-6 white ana
! colored.
William Butler. colored. last night assault
ed Richard Ward, also colored, at the ex'
treue nodhern eud of the city. Ward was
struck in the mouth with rock and badly
hurt.
The handsome chandelier suspended from
the ceiling of the Hydrauiion engine house
was broken last night by the engine coming
in contact with it in leaving the house to
respond TO the alarm Of fire.
John Marshall, railroad employe, was
before the Mayor this morning, charged
with sasaulting his wife, and was fined $40.
IL Is said that on Sunday Marshall in tl5 OF
anger beat and kicked his wife and struck
her on the head with piece Of wood, cut
ting the scalp, but not fracturing the skull.
The woman is said to be severely hurt.
Services win be held in the jewish Synagogue,
on Washiu gton street, n, xt Friday evening ut u
o 81, ok and all day Saturday, beginning ut 10 a.
~. the occasion being Yom Kippur, or Day OF
Atonemcnt. soveral lectures will be given by
Mr. s Hirschberg student of the Hebrew Union
Col ego. OF Cincinnati. on Friday night and sat
urday morning The public will be cordially
welcomed.
Marriage licenses were Issued in Washington
yesterday to James III C&tcc. of Stafford county,
and Mary LOUIS, Lesry, of Primes william coun-
ty and to Geo. II. Horsman ana EVA a. Munday,
of Loudoun county.
1t is said that potatoes will be high and scarce
the coming year, as well rs other vegetables Inc
destruction of crops by the incts rains is more
serious than antic pated.
The rainfall during September in this section
was about y inchs
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Public Speaking

Rooms STATE Dem. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Oct. 2. 1889.
Tho executive committee are authorized t
make the following announcements
COT. J. HAMPTON HOGE.
Amherst, Monday, October 81.
MARYUs JONES, ESQ
Mathews, Monday, October ID.
HON. BARNES COMPTON.
Richmond county, Monday, October T.
Westmoreland Monday, October 2S.
JOHN s. BARBOUR, Acting Chairman.
Nv. SCOTT, Secretaries.
II. SHEPHERD,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-02

The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and neighbors
talking about it, You may yourself be one of the
many who krow from personal experience just
how good thing it is. If you have ever tried it,
you are one of its staunch friends, because the
wonderful thing about it is, that when once given
a trial, DR.. Kings New Discovery ever after holds
place in the house. If you have never used it
and should be afflicted with cough, cold or any
throat, lung or chest trouble, secure bottle at
once and give it fair trial. 1t is guaranteed ov
cry time, or money refunded.
Trial bottles FREQ at E. s. Lesdbeator g. Bros
drug store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-02

Pain and dread attend the use of most catsrrh
remedies. Liquids and snrfs are unpleasant as
we'll as dangerous Ely's Cream Balm is safe,
pleasant easily applied into the nostlils, and q
sure cure 1t cleauses the nasal passages and
heals the infsmed membrane, giving relief at
once. Price 60c.
The most obstinate cases of cstarrh arc cured
by the Of Ely's Cream Balm, the only agreea-
bic remedy. 1t is not liquid snuff is easily
applied into the nostrls. For cold in the head it
is magical. 1t gives relief at once. Price so cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-02

Annie Louise Gushing, a pretty yourg
woman Off for many years organist in
church in Utica, N. Y, and Eddie Frey, a
boy of II, who pumped the organ, eloped
Yesterday and were married.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-02

ARE You MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation. Dizziness, Loss of Appetite,
Yellow skin Shiloh's Vitalizer is q positive
cure Sold by E. 8. Leadbeater & Bro.
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Personal

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2-Wlson Barrett sailed
for America on the City of New York to
day, Miss Elstlake. accompanied by her
brother, also sailed to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-02

THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, of Bourbon
Ind, says: both myself and wife owe our
lives to SHILoH's CONSUMPTION CURE"
Sold by E S. Leadbeater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-02

SLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the
Remedy for you. Sold by E. S. Leadbeater
& Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-02

WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER "

For this section fair, cooler westher. north-
westerly winds fair Thursday, light ffo''s lAHf9-
day morning north of Virginia.
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Unprecedented Sales Eyerywhere.

Hawkes. Spectacles and Eye Glasses are
becoming a household word throughout the
United States, and their reputation is built
upon real merit they are more universally
known than any class made in the world,
and it ia simply wonderful the immense
sales they are having throughout the United
States.
All eyes fitted and the fit guaranteed by
l.. Stabler & Co., Druggists. Alexandria Va
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FoR RENT-FU RNIsHED BooMs. either sim
L gle or in suite, without board, at 202 north
Washington street. Persons desiring to see them
can do 80 by applying at 306 Prince street, or at
the house after November LIST.
oct21w Mrs, c. E. STUART
EOR RENT-A TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL
T. ING on Alfred. near Queen street. Seven
rooms, in perfect order, newly pspered and paint
ed. Apply to JNO. A. DIXON,
oct2 3t* BIG Washington street.
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r OST-On Wednesday morning. September %,
IL between 10 and ~ o'clock, on Cameron, Pat
trick, Prince, King or Henry street, FIVE
DOLLAR NOTE. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving it at this Office. aep30 st
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BANK STATEMENTS.
1861.
PEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
First National Bank,

At the close of business, September 30, 1889.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts 80 Il6 50
Ovcrdrafts secured and unsecured, SOY w
u s. bonds to secure circulation, 5O,OOO W
Ome from apnroyed reserve agents, 1884 Al
% other National banks, 9,4oo ~
Z" State banks and bankers, ,S44 -
R.al estate furniture and fixtures 10000 90
Current expenses and taxes pad, $3.50 20
Premium paid, 13,6Oo w
Checks and other cash items, 6.914 a.
Bills of other banks, 1,OoO w
fi HeuUies p"p'' ''' '''' A'''' ~ 70 90
snece %, 800 90
Legal tender notes. 6,oOO 90
Redemption fund with US. Treasurer,
8 per cent Of circulation, 2'26o w
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No. 1716.
Citizens National Bank,

OF ALEXANDRIA. IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA
At the close of business, September 30, 1889.
RESOURCES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-02

U. S DISTRICT CoURT-Judge Il. "
Hughes presiding The grand jury returned
the following
U. 8. We. Virgil Staples. indicted for rob.
bling the mais-a true bill.
u s vs.. W. E. Pfior, iadicted for robbing
the msils-s trus BILL
The grand jury was then discharged.
The cases were set for tris! at the Janus-
pewed.
US. vs. Charles Hill alias Nelson, in.
dicted for murder; case set for trial to-mor.
row.
Aitchesou Bros. vs.. Eadess Chain Dtedge;
case submitted on brief.
Court al burned till tomorrow morning.
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LOST AND FOUND.

OTOLEN-From near Mountsville on Sunday
y night, Sept. 22d, BAY MARE, little sway
backed, with white spot in her face and three
white feet; and BLOWN HORSE with white
on one foot. A liberal reward will be paid for
their return to THOS. 4. HALL,
sep30 3ts Mountsville Loudoun co Va
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COOP TEMPLARs. An Interesting meet.
ing of Golden Light l.. DE was held last
night when another candidate was initiated.
a musical and literary entertainment. con-
sisting mostly of Washington talent, will be
given in their hall, on Fairfax street. tc-
morrow night Col. Gao. w. Carter will
arrive here Saturday evening and W II de.
liver lectures under the auspices of Golden
Light Lodge on Sunday evening, and Mon
day aud Tuesday nights. The report OF the
Committee on fair was received, and shows
that the psoDie are contribu ing literally to
the support of this undertaking.
Court OF Appeals at Stauntou Yesterday
county Of Bot, tourt vs. Bowyer, was ar
gusd ard submitted
MeLaiu VS. Harris, from Neison county,
continued
D'lis lizard Va. Kc'se, ON Nelson. argued
snd submitted
In 30 IS vs.. Tirner's admiris.rator, from
Nsis'n, a'sued and c,ntiuued.
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s66o.2ss 81
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in $4,000 %
Surplus fund, 2O,OOO w
Undivided profits, 29,325 SO
National bank notes outstanding, 45,OOO w
Individual deposits subject to check, 436, 4O2 70
Demand certificates of deposit, 1884 70
Due TO other National banks, 1928 90
" State banks and bankers, 7,645 DO
S66O,2s9 80
State of Tirgnia city of Alexandria
|, Charles X. Hooh, Cashier of the above-named
bank, do soemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief
CHAS r. HOOFF, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this I'd
day of October, 1889.
W. F. LAMBERT, Notary. Public.
Corrcct-attest:
HENRY STaUSs,
JOSEPH BRoDERs, Directors.
JAS F. MUIR. 1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

infantum. ! colored concusson Of brain. /
cOlCrCd consumption. 2 COlOrcd. cOnvul-
SONS, colOrcd: diarghoea Chronic. ! col
orcd fever typhoid 3 white; fever ma
larial, 2 colOred gastritis 2 white heart
disease, colored; CpistlXls, cOlored Tres
mus nasccntum, coiorcd; killed by
horses. cOlorod: killed bv railroad, /
white; marasmus. white and colored ;
meningitis. cOlorcd old age. ? colored /,
pcrltonits, ] white; Potts's disease !
white: tecthing. colored; unknown,
cOlored.
Raff. Rate Of mortality Of whole popu-
iation was 1920 per 900 per anuum
white population. 9 y per 1000 per an
mum; colored population, 29.N per l'oJO
per annum.
Ace. one day 10 thirty, 9 colorcd; one
month TO six ! white and 3 colored, six
months 10 twelve. 1 white; one year 10
three. ! white and cOlOred three years 20
five. I white and / cclorcd; ten years 10
twenty. 2 eolor,d; twenty years 10 thirty,
colOrcd; thirty year. 20 forty, 2 whlte ;
forty wears 90 fifty, ] white and cOlOred /;
fifty years 10 sixty. ! colorcd. sixty years
to seventy. 2 white and colored seventy
wears 10 eighty. l white; eighty years TO
ninety. colored: ninety years TO one
hundred. colored unknown, colored.
CondHion. Single, white 10 colored ;
married 4 white and 5colored; widowers,
] colored. widows. white and colored /;
unknown. cOlored.
Nafiri'y. Richmond. 1G; other parts Of
the United States, lG; Ireland, l; un-
known. 2.
SIR ami Co'0r. Males-whte. 4; cOlored,
u: females white. 6: colored, l3.
Temperature: Mean temperature for the
week ending September p. 1899 71.8I de-
grces: week ending September y, 1888.
81. II degrees
Rainfall for the week ending September
q. 1859. O.G9 inches: week ending Septem-
Der y. 1883. O.79 inches
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
rhc pnlIcn shonld rnke cognIrance.

RICHMOND, Va, september Il, 1881.
10 the Editor OF the DisDdtcha
In the interest Of the little ones
desire b. call your attention 10 the yillainy
of the half-gr0wn negro boys who infest
our streets and molest and interfere with
little white children. They (the negroes
are becoming So obnoxious in our neigh
borhood that am almost, afraid for my
little ones TO go out. A few days ago u
half-grown negro attempted 10 take a
child's wagon from my slx-year-old girl.
and would have carried it off had he not
been frightened of by her screams. A
day OF two after large negro boy caught
nv eght-year-old child and by force
searched his pockets and robbed him of
their innocent contents Yesterday whlle
the same child was returning from Central
school he was attacked by a half-grown
negro boy, knocked down in the gutter
Corner Of Tenth apd Leigh streets, very
badly bruised about the head and face, had
his pockets rihed, and his bag Of school
books, slate, pencils, &C., taken from him,
none of which have been recovered.
Would it not be well in the interest OF the
dear little ones TO call the attention Of the
police to these juvenile highway robbers p?
Very respectfully, 60i LEIGH STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25

is one in which he takes great interest. 1t is
said: but he did not appeaar, possibly on
account Of the extremely early ana unex-
pected hour. The delegates were met at qua
rautine by a reception commiiteeand taken
on board the revenue-cutter Manhattan.
Charles r. Flint, OF this city, commission
CT 10 the international Congress. acted as
master Of ceremonies.
Mr.. Blaine IL en- route 10 attend the we'd
ding of Emmons Blaine and Miss Anita
Mccormick. at Richfield Springs. He left
at 10 o'clock this morning.
Half n dozen gentlemen acted on the
Reception Committee with Flint. The
delegates were: DR.. Juanto Castellanos,
delegate from Salvador; DR.. Joaquin Ar
recta Resi-. attache. and Samuel Valdioiesi.
secretary: Sehor Juan Francisco Valeide,
delegate from Bolivia; Aliyla Nos Delarde
and Mariana Velarde. attaches; Geronimo
Zelaya, delegate from Honduras, and l.. c.
FlallOs, secretary.
In reference to the coming congress
Sehor Zelava, delegate from Honduras,
said Our people are very enthusiastic
over this international congress and ex-
pect many advantageous results from It..
We wish TO develop our mining and agri-
cultural interests. but our mines are what
we want to see III operation rs soon as pos
sible. We need railroads and an enlarge
ment Of our commerce with foreign cOun-
tries. especially the United states. All
classes in our country desire closer rela-
tions with your people"
In speaking of the present foreign trade
of Honduras Senior Ielaya SAYS that it was
now controlled by England and France :;
that these countries were reaping all the
benefit and We're opposed 20 the opening
up Of NIL the South American countries by
others than themselves, and that one main
result hoped for by his cOuntrymen from
this congress was an immediate influx OF
American trade and American enterprises
in developing the country.
Sehor Juan Francisco Valeido said IN re-
gard t. Bolivia: We wish 10 develop our
mining and agricultural interests. Mining
il our principal industry and always Will
be. We have rich gold and silver-mlnes /;
our copper-mines are equal 70 any, and we
have one of the richest tin deposits in the
world England mouopolzes the trade of
our country. and OF course will not advance
our industries - the injury OF her
own. Now If American energy, capi-
tai. and the mode of development
could be introduced into our coun-
try il would soon work wonderful
changes. What we wish Is 20 have the
United States become our principal COM
mrrcial connection We have lust finished
building "a railroad from AutofOgasta 90
Huauchaca. and II viii shortly be- extended
10 Pmro and lapaz, the capital. Plans
are now being made for the building of .
railroad from Lapaz To Pruro. II this IL
done It makes o most complete circle of
railroads The building Of these roads has
done much toward opening up the coun-
try. but we need an enlargement OF our
commerce in order 10 give them freight TO
carryn
The party will leave for Washington in a
few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
AFFAIRS At THE CAPITOL.
Movements Of the Governor and Attorney.
General

Governor Lee went up TO Lvnchburg
yesterday 10 attend a meeting Of the Board
Of Trustees of the COlOred Orphan Asylum
al that place.
Tomorrow the Governor will attend a
meeting 40 Natural Bridge Of the Rock
bridge Company.
The Governor YESTERDAY received n tele-
gram from james Q. Woodward. Of Albany,
y. Y. grand commander of Odd-FcllOws,
asking him If he could accept an invita-
tion 10 review the national parade Of Odd
Fellows at Wnghamton, \. y. on the
afternoon of September 18th. Tho Cover
nor wired Grand Commander Woodward
that official engagements prevented hm
from accepting the invitation.
Attorncy-Gencral Ayers was busy in his
office yesterday 81 work on cases that VIII
come up for discussion before the Supreme
Court Of the United States next month.
one Of the cases is that Of the old negro,
Wilson Loncys. charged with committing
perjury IN his deposition taken IN the
Wise-Waddill contest; another Is that Of
Charles Green. who was convicted III tho
Hastings Court of Manchester for Illegal
voting in the last presidential election.
The principal questions involved IN tho
coupon eases 10 be argued before the
United States Court are:
First. The constitutionality Of the act
requiring the sChoOl-taX 10 he collected IN
money and Kept separate from other rove
nues.
Second. The constitutionality Of tho
cOupon-crusher.
Third. The constitutionaity Of the act
requiring the production OF bonds upon
trials involving the gcnuincness OF the
coupons.
Fourth. The consttutionality of the act
fOrbidding expert testimony.
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MADE TO PAY UP.
Pour Cut OF Five Barkcepers Fined
Others Reported.

The proprietors of five bar-rooms were
beforet The Police Court yesterday morning
charged with keeping their saloons open
aud selling liquor on Sunday. None OF them
had counsel and rs witnesses were exam
med in only two cases not great deal OF
time was consumed.
The first case taken up was that OF
Daniel Murphy, whose saloon Is on Sixth
street between Broad and Marshall. The
evidence showed that Murphy and his wife
were al church, and during their absence
a colored man was keeping bar. 1t cost
Mr.. Murphy S25.
j. F. Griffith and J. NJ. Campbell paid
their little S25 and costs each without 60
ing TO trial.
David Peterson was called but answered
not; but Richard Carter stepped mp and
said he was the man wanted; that the
license was in his name and that he, not
Peterson, was the proprietor The $50
fine was imposed. but had II been proven
that Peterson was the proprietor the
amount would have been doubled, as he
had been convicted before.
In the case of Curtis Il Jackson the evil
dence failed TO show that any liquor was
sold on Sunday and the charge was dis
missed.
OTHERS REPORTED.
The following barkeepers were reported
Yesterday for violating the Sunday law
and Justice Crutchfeld issued summonses
for them:
Buck Spottswood, Seventeenth street
near Grace; NJ Carmodi corner Of Seven
teenth and Marshall streets.
OTHER COURT CASES.
These were among the other cases on the
Polico-Court docket;
samuel Johnson (colored), assaulting
and striking A. q. Anthony with stick.
Fined S. and costs.
Anderson Grant alas Branch (colored),
assaulting. striking, and wounding Am
brosc Franklin with a piece of iron with in
tent to kill. Fined $40 and costs.
". l.. Lester, assaulting and abusing
Parver Puller, conductor on the City
railway. Fined IS and costs.
Henderson Johnson (coloredl, charged
with petit larceny. Sent to jail for sixty
dgys.
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TO NAME THEIR MAN.
REPUBLICANS or HENRico COUNTY
TO MEET IN CONVENTION TO-DAY.
A Candidate for the House Of Delegates
TO BE Chosen-DeIceates Elected
Yesterday.

To-day at 12 O'Clock the Republicans Of
Henrico county will meet in convention at
the county courthouse to nominate can
didate fof the House Of Delegates.
Meetings were held in all Of the precincts
yesterday, and delegates to the convention
were chosen.
THE CANDIDATES..
There are four candidates in the field
who are making hard fight for the nomi-
nation. They are: william II. Beveridge,
Robert Curtley, Squire Jonathan. and Al
len Harris two last named being
colored. Giles B. jackson IS also spoken
of fol the position, and there is a proba-
bility that DR.. r. A. Patterson may be
brought forward as q dark horse.
The convention will be composed of
forty-elght delegates
The following aIe those chosen in three
out Of the fOar districts:
FAIRFIED DISTRICT.
smuher's Precinct: W. II. Murry, II. c.
Singleton, and II. Jonathan.
Har,iin's-Shop Precinct: J. b. Stewart.
Il. b. Evans. and J. f. Newton.
Baker Precincts Il. W. Whiting, j. ii.
Kenny. and c. III. Davis.
Chattock Precinct: ID. j. Nartbinder,
Robert Laws, and 4. Burton.
TUCKAHOE DISTRICT.
Shumakar's Precinct: George f. Ander-
son. ". II. Cox and Benjamin Smith.
Forks-of-the-R Road Precinct: James r.
Russell, Frederick Lynn, and Nelson Par
rish.
Ridge Church Precinct: John Burton,
George Niles. and Randall Burrell.
Short-pump Precinct Benjamin Pur-
year, }. J.. Hendley. and Gralph Houston.
BROoKLAND DISTRICT.
Keller's Precinct: Morris Robinson,
Spencer Reed. Joseph Claiborne, and
Charles Houston.
Hungary Precinct: John Clacker,
Charles Booker, William Chester, aud Ed
ward Smith.
Joness Precinct: j. j. Neurohr. Frank
Braxton. Giles b. Jackson, and Andrew
Estes.
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DEALINGS IN REALTY.
Deeds Of sale Recorded in Richmond
Hcnrico. and Manchester.


The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday IN the clerk s
.firc Of The Chancery Court:
Franklin Stcarus executor and Franklin
-tearps. Jr.. aud wife 10 Thomas ii. VIM
-ton. 20 feet on south side of Crouch
street, $40.
Ievin A. Whiting 10 F. Connolly a Son,
of Baltimore. STOCK Of hats, fixtures, Nc.
,D store No. l43l east Main street, S2.73l.
HENEIco COUNTY.
William J. Gaulding, trustee, TO W. w.
Cosby. Jr.. l1'l feet on west side Spring
.tr.et and ID. feet on south side of Centre
between Wiltshire aud Spring, SjS.l5.
j. ID. Deaue 20 Anna Doane Carr all ms
rIglf. title. aud interest III estate Ol Jun
n.rshnm ". Deauc. deceased S2iO
a. Drane and wife and others 20
Northside Land aud Improvement Com
rsly. two tracts Of land known as MI.
comfort" and ivy Glen containing
a.Iut 1856 7Gi-lOOO acres on Meadow-Bridge
road, S25, 900. Co.. 7,
lanes B. Haryie and wife TO susan x.
Stephenson. 80 feet on south side OF Cial-
borne street between Carter and hoDih-
sou, S27.s0. ,,,.r,..a
A. j. Chewing and wife 20 X. Williams,
% ieet on east side Ihirty-secODd stiooe
between r and ;, el22.
HusIN0s COURT or MANCHESTER
T.. A. Bowen and w. B Bradley ana
thcr wives 70 Laura v, wife OF james ~
Cl4ytor. s5 feet on the east side OF lweh-
tleth street between Hull and BainbrldSe'
O. 100
james +. Bradley 10 L. +. Moore, 81 feet
on the east side OF Eighteenth street De-
tween stockton and Everett, $50.