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The evening world., 1890-03-10
LEACH NAY Be MURDERED.
No Clue to His Disappearance Has
Yet Been Discovered.
Belief That His Body ls Hidden in q
Chicago Sewer.

The mystery of the strange disappear.
ance in Chicago Of Roland Leach. the
New York commercial traveller, grows
deeper and deeper. His employer,
Julian Josephy, the artificial flower inn
porter, has received by mail several
reports from Pinkerton's agency, but
they all tell the same story. Not single
clue to the missing man's whereabouts
has vet been found.
Several persons have been found who
saw Leach in Chicago Sunday night q
week ago. one of them being Frank Wing.
proprietor Of q saloon near tho Palmer
House. He says that Leach was very
drunk and was exhibiting q large roll of
bills freely.
Another acquaintance OF Leach, trav-
cling salesman. also saw Leach, and said
that he had from $500 to $3.50 with him.
Where he went late in the evening they
do not know.
The police have found the woman
Eta" who wrote the two perfumed
notes to Leach found in his room. She is
Q brown. haired, blue-eyed fairy who lives
in an alley near the Palmer House. but
she says sho didn't see Leach that eyen-
ing.
Leach was seen TO 90 into the house Of
Mrs. Smith In the same neighborhood
that same Sunday evening. but he after
wards came out and went hack to Wings
saloon, and after treating all hands at the
bar went out the back door and has not
been seen since. He did not go back to
Mrs. Smiths. thev say.
Mr.. Josephy does not think that Leach
could have had SO much money with him
as the Chicago reports state. He had only
received one check for $50 from the frm
since he started West. Mr.. Fucker, the
senior partner Of the firm, arrived in Chi
cago this morning. and will personally
super intend the search for Leach. Mr..
Josephy expects o report from him to-
night.
He thinks that Leach has undoubtedly
been murdered by ruffians who thought
he had ON his person large amount of
money.
Mr., Josephy discredits the story that
Leach was drunk. as reported. for he says
that Leach was not that kind of man.
The murderers. he thinks, have concealed
Leach's body somewhere In order to hide
the evidences OF their crime. The gen.
eral belief among Leach's friends In that
an investigation of the Chicago sewers
would disclose as great o sensation as in
the recent case of DR.. Cronin.
The evening world., 1890-03-10
COL. M0RAH'S PRIZE SWORD.
To Be Formally Presented to Him
at the 69th Regiment Ball
Mayor Grant VIII Tender Him "The
Evening Worlds" Beautiful Gift.

The thousands of people who have ad-
mired Lieut., Col. James Moran's beauti-
full sword at the American Specially Com.
pany' 'slwindow, in the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
will be interested in knowing that Col
Moran will be formally presented with
the sword at the annual ball of the non-
commissioned officers Of the Sixty-ninth
Regiment TO be held at Central Turn
Hall, Sixty-seventh street and Third
avenue. 81. Patrick's night, Monday
March II, $780,,
There were many candidates in THE
EVENING WORLDS National Guard Elec-
ton from the Sixty.ninth Regiment, but
as soon as It was developed that Lieut..
Col. Moran was in the race to win nil OF
his associates in. the Regiment turned
their support towards his canvass, and
the result was total vote of over 205. 600
and an overwhelming majority for the
gallant Lieutenant Colonel of the invinci.
BILE Sixty-ninth.
Now Col. Moran's associates propose
to honor him still more, and OF theii
annual ball next Monday night he will be
presented with The EvENINa WORLDS
bWOEu. hhyOE pThnt Will make tne
presentation speech, and the big hall will
undoubtedly be crowded.
At the same time Bourke Cochran will
present Capt. Morris Cox, of Company
ID, with o sword which was awarded TO
him by vote as the most popular officer of
the regiment in contest at the recent
Carmelites' Fair in East Twenty eighth
street.
Among the interested spectators at the
ball will be Mrs. Agnes q. Burns. of
Grammar School SO. who was the winner
of The EVENING WonLD's Lady Teachers
Contest. The sole Of boxes Is already
ance is expected.
The arrangements for this enjoyable
event are in the hands Of this Committees
Sergt. Major Daniel O'Byrne, Chairman !:
Corpl. John Lynch. Company A; Sergt.
Patrick McDrew, Company b; Sergt.
Patrick O'Brien. Corpi. VIM. +. John
son. Company ID; Corpl. @. F. Malone.
Company q; SerRt. VIM. Doyle. Com
pany H; Corpl. Daniel Hally. Company
/; ,sergt Geo. MALONE, Corpl. T. o.
Mahoney; TSa .,s Company pam <: K; ,.,.,v., b.,
Committee; Corpl. Chris F. Malone,
Chairman; sergt. Martin Greedy, Corpl.
Daniel Guildea. Company A; Sergt. p.
NJ. Drew, Company b; Sergt Vim.
Maher. Sergt. II. r. Martell. Company
d; Sergt. p. J.. Hayes, Company G;
Sergt. Brennan. Gorpi. Gornelins Nor
ton. Company I'll; Corpl. John Penthony,
Company |; corpi. Daniel Mccarthy,
Sergt. Walter Magee, of the non.com-
missioned staff. viii officiate as floor
manager. and Sergt. William Doyle will
be bis assistant. The music will bs fur
nished by James A. Joyce
The evening world., 1890-03-10
BACKING UP THE WORLD"

Strong Endorsements for the Weekly
Payment Bnl-Carsey Denounced.
The Brooklyn Central Labor Union yester-
day reasaerted its support Of The WORLD s
Weekly Payment Bill. informing the State
Branch OF the American Federation ofLabor
Of its hearty Endorsement Of that measure.
A. A. Carsey and his CLIQUE OF the So
called Union Labor ,party, who oppose the
strikers and tools of monopolists.
Senator Coilins's bill In regard 70 prison
labor was indorsed, but the Legislative Com
mittee of the brooklyn @. l.. q. and delega-
tions of ID. A. rs and eco, X, of L. will go
70 Albany to oppose the retail grocers' bin.
by which bosses are empowered To retain
one tenth OF their workers wages for debts
incurred by the latter for groceries, dc.
The evening world., 1890-03-10
Novel Boycott Methods.
IsPEcIAL 10 THK WORLD. j

CHARLEsToS. s. c., March 0.-Undauntsd
BY the pending prosecution for conspiracy
which has been instigated by BOYD Bros.
IS the representative OF Tracy Iiussel the
Committee OF the knIghts OF Labor which
eott continues its work. As on last sun
day the knights continue their tactics of
Waiting all the barTooms Hhero the bOycot-
li E1Ia, pa5GIh1s9 i tha ,hen fs
ordinance. The sOlk Of the Comm4ttse OF
ths Knights oolnpAsneed this morning 81 ! o
slsTsn ssIss s we're we're %rspoIisd u 70 tSs ; poiic;s' A
The evening world., 1890-03-10
FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.
Bismarok's Disappointment and
New Plans for His Son.
DUNLAP CABLE sEws SPECIAL. /

BERLIN, March 10.-From personal
friends Of Bismarck II Is learned that the
Chancellor's policy has been to induct his
son Herbert into all the functions Of Gov.
ernment that he regards as almost heredi-
tary dignities for the Bismarck line.
The Chancellor now confesses. however.
his disappointment on finding Herbert
physically and mentally unequal to the gi.
gantic task.
He. therefore. has decided to gradually
retire from his various posts. and as he does
30 creating Secretaryship for the Empire.
such as always prevailed in the Prussiau
Government
In this way there will bs created
Financial. Commercial and, Colonial Secre-
taries. and the Chancellor will retain only
the Foreign Office for besto wal on Herbert.
The evening world., 1890-03-10
NOT AN ANGEL, BUT A WIFE.
Eunice Smiths Attempted Suicide
eliminates in Matrimony.

eliminates In Matrtmony.
Pretty Eunics Smith. who was taken 70
Bellevue Hospital week ago, suffering from
dose OF rat poison. self administered, l.
now Mrs. Sylvester OssmAn. She Was mar
ried In the hospital Saturday night
OssmAn is professionally banjo player. he
met Euniee in Poughkeepsie. WhAre be sas
giving exhibitions last August After le4y-
ing there Eunice came TO New YORK TO live
with an aunt. at asa Eleventh avenue.
where the acquaintance MAS Kept ap she
remained out OF the house With Ossnan one
night and her relatives scoldsd her.
Then abe took il into her pretty bead thai
she was being prosecuted. and tha1 her
lover did not intend 70 keep his promises %
her, and so she attempted suicide.
OssmRn Vas true, though. He NA4 eaa-
slant IN his devotion, and spent most q hiz
time last week lettering aboot the hoanalaL
Saturday night DR.. Losee, who attended
Euniee, told the anxious young man that
the girl vas veil enough . get married -
Ossman secured Rev. b. Z. kidder. OF he
Rose Hill n. e. Church. 10 perfoFm the
ceremony. He forgot the ring, though.
aud Euniee had 10 lend him one. which u
alipped back on her hRger again e the sed-
me Eirf bride was still In ths k0zpitzI this
morning, bat qil Be abla % lssFe Il 3 ~
or iva Shs sin thea bs aka % eeaT. =
answer 4 charge OF attampsed salelde. bua
vii probably Be disehAKEed
The evening world., 1890-03-10
Howell Osborn in New York.

Howell Osborn returned from Europe yes
terday on La Bretagne. Fay Templeton did
not accompany him. He said he would stay
here il he found he could make any money in
Wall street. and II not he would go TO the
other side again. The courts recently
decided that his creditors could not
amount was necessary 20 maintain him
In the style In which he was acoustomed.
20 live during his fathers hfe
He owns . seat in the Stock Exchange, but
his creditors cannot take that for II is 3
privilege only and cannot be transferred
except by consent OF the Governing Com
stout during his residence abroad.
The evening world., 1890-03-10
CUT A QUEEN THREE TIMES
Thus Mrs. Worden Learned that
Her Husband Was Untrue.

hOF hu5ohhu " aS Ontruo.
Eugene Worden, a street railroad con-
duetor, aged twenty-six years. of No. 4lO
West Twenty-hfth street. was arrested
Saturday night on 9 charge of biGGmy and
taken before Justice White at Jefer-
son Market Court yesterday. Two wives.
each armed with a marriage certificate.
gave damaging testimony against him.
Each of the women had baby, but neither
OF them wanted him as a husband any
longer Wife No. 1, Margaret L. Sherwood,
came on TO this city from stamford. Conn.
Saturday and took rooms at No. ll3 Ninth
Twentieth street station, that her husband
had married another woman and WAS living
at No. 4lO West Twenty-tifth street.
Miss Sherwood was married Co MOFden
Jnly 20, 1859, in Stamford. Conn. The
young husband WAS soon out of employ
10 look for NoTk. horden secured = place
on the Blocker Street Railroad As con-
duetor, and Nov. 3, 1887, be married 3
servant girl nsmed Margaret Heherman, at
Jersey City Heights.
Worden continued to Erite letters 70 his
S'ES bs.1 Ssiatord Conn., and sSiIsa her
The wife never suspected that her
husband VAS nntrue To her. until she
consulted Mrs, Robert Francis, an oil
nleEd. who IL a cla'TSoyant She took a
paeA of cards and cut Them three times. and
eaeh cut revealed q queen. which indicated.
a. the clairNoyant claimed, that 2 lights
OF her husband. Mrs. Worden Was sur
pTised and began an Investigation which rs-
ultsa In HordsR's arrest lie Uas kald for
trial In default Of $500 bail
The evening world., 1890-03-10
TELEGRAPH NEWS In BRIEF.

CLEVELAND. o.. March IO.-Ths EbeF,
hard Manufacturing Works we're destroyed
by hre last night. Loss, t35. 900: fully in,
sured- One hundred and tifty men arS
thrown out OF employment
Sr. Paul, Mimi. March iO.-The Com
meTeial Hotel was destroyed By hre last
night. Los, k23. 600. 1hs guests escaped
in their night-elothes. Peter Foley, The
proprietor. WAE seriously injured by 4
trunk thrown from an upper window.
DILUTE. Mimi. March l0.-FoF the hTst
time IN ths history OF Duluth every saloon
Has closed yesterday.
The evening world., 1890-03-10
DR.. PAxT0N'S FLORIDA TRIP.

He and HIS Choir 90 to St. Angus
tine to Dedicate Church
The special car belong ging to II. NJ. Flag
Pennsvlvania Railroad depot at &. 80 o'clock
this morning. bound for the Ponce dc Leon
Hotel, st. Augustine. Fla.
Included In its passengers were Rev. DIR.
John r. Paxton and his famous 90. 900
choir,- consisting of Prof. Schnecker, organ
ist; Mrs. Dutton. soprano; Mrs. Anderson.
contralto; Mr.. Bushnell. basso. and Mr..
Clark, tenor. Accompanying the party
were Mrs. John ]: Morris aud her grand
daughter. Miss Grace Clark, and other
members OF the West PreSbyterian Church.
DIR, Paxton and his choir go South a. the
special guests Of MI. Flagler 70 dedicate his
Paxton will preach. and start for home the
following day.
The evening world., 1890-03-10
Reshsr Shell Barrel.

WAsHSGroS, March IA convention OF
ths Order Of Kssher shel Barrel, or Iron
Knot, one OF the leading Hebrew societies
IN this country, began here to-day with
fnn attendance OF delegates. The
and meets once in six year.. These
officers were elected to-day: President.
SIMON Wolf; Vice Presidents, Moses Green
baum. Jokerh ID. Coohs and Jacob Trust;
seeretaTies. Lewis Abraham aud l. L.
LeistsrsthAn. MIR. Wolf made an address.
u which he urged q union OF the eight
jewish secret benevolent organizations in
The evening world., 1890-03-10
BROKE HIS WIFEs RIBS

Patrick Sullivan Beat Her Inssnsibls
and Then Fled.
Patrick Sullivan. of $50 Elizabeth street,
was held in the Tombs Court to-day TO avail
the result of his wife's injuries
Sullivan quarrellsd Sith his wife sAtur,
day knocked her down, breaking two OF
her ribs. and beat her inssnsible. He then
fled. leaving two small children to care toI
their mother.
Hospital, where lt Was thought she was
fatally injured.
The evening world., 1890-03-10
Dahomey's King Advised to Seek
Peace.

TsT CABLE TO TIE PRKss EEws ASSOCIATION
PARIs, March lo.-Despatches from Ko-
tonou report that the advisers OF the King
OF Dahomey urge him to withdraw to his
capital and open negotiations with the
French, whom all efforts have failed to dis
lodge.
The Kings subjects are hssiug ia large
numbers TO Lagos to escape enrolment in
the army.
The evening world., 1890-03-10
M'ADoo's AMENDMENT ADOPTED.
But the Bill Delayed by an objec-
ton to the Appropriation.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woHL,

IsPFcIAL TO THE EvENTNa woRLnI
WASHINGTON. March 10. Mr.. McAdoo's
amendment to the bill on subject of
immigration laws. designed to protect
Liberty Island from the desecration pro-
posed by Secretary Window. has just
been adopted by the House without dis
senting voice.
Kilgore. of Texas, however. objected
TO an appropriation of 50, 900 to enable
investigation Of the laws to be made.
So the whole question goes over until
tomorrow.
The evening world., 1890-03-10
Both Snow and Rain Tonight.

HAsHIS6ToS. ID. C.
March TO- H'sa-
the5' Indications.
For Eastern AslS
fOTk RdiR aHd
Stot0 tonight aud
IuesddyS sOufh
to5IidS: tedriasr.
The weather to-
day as indicated bY
The evening world., 1890-03-10
QUEEN LAuRES RECEPTION.
Baby York's Friends Help to Gel
ebrate Her First Birthday.
Found in Lot and Adopted by New
York Hospital Nurses.

Forty fond and doting mothers are
helping their baby girl celebrate her first
birthday to-day at the New York Hospital.
Perhaps another mother, wistful and
longing for part in this event in the life
of little Laura York, has her heart in the
The evening world., 1890-03-10
Twenty Years a Policeman.

Police Captain Philip Cassidy ia not yet
through receiving congratulations on the
twentieth anniversary OF his services as a
policeman, which was duly celebrated on
Saturday. Members of his force presented
him with horal horseshoe and ladder. and
other friends presented him with quantity
OF extra dry.
The evening world., 1890-03-10
FLACKS AT BAR.
Beginning Of the Many Times Post.
pOned Conspiracy Trial.
New Works Sheriff In the Role
Of an Accused Felon.
Work of Impaneliing an Impartial
Jury Begun.

Az last Sheriff Flack, his precious son
"Will' Flaok, and Joseph Meeks, the
plant referee in the famous bogus di'
vorce proceedings, stand at the bar Of
Justice.
After six adjournments and various
other vicissitudes, tho trial of these three
worthless ON the seventy. count indict-
ment for conspiracy in getting q divorce
The evening world., 1890-03-10
The English Tongue for German
Nurseries.

DUNLAP CABLE NEWS sPEcILLI
BERLIN. March lO.-A home for American
and English governesses has been estAb-
lished in this city under the patronage OF
the Empress, the wife OF the American Min
lister and four ladies Of noble rank.
Miss Nash. an American. is the superin-
dent
The object seems to be to make English
the language Of German nurseries, IS
French is of Russian nurseries.
The evening world., 1890-03-10
R. g. Blaine Promoted.

WAsHISsToS, March 0.-Robert G. Blaine.
brother Of Secretary Elaine. who has for
some years held the Office Of Curator OF the
Department of Agricnlture. has been ap-
pointed by Secretary husk superintendent
of pnarghtlne stations under the Bureau of
Animal Industry.
The evening world., 1890-03-10
Belgian Honors for Stanley.

LONDON, March l0.-Ths King of the
Belgians will receive Henry NJ. Stanley on
his arrival in Brussels with distinguished
honors.
Mr.. Stanley will be presented with the
Explorers medal. in jewelled golden
casket and will be decorated as . Com
mAnder Of the Order OF Leopold |.
The evening world., 1890-03-10

Run Down ana Killed by the Engine.
Antonio BosquetO, thIrty-hVs years OF age.
of No. $40 Fourth avenue. jersey City,
while engaged in picking up coal on the
tracks OF the PennsyIyaRis Railroad at Ber-
gen Cus gas struck by the locomotive Of eL-
press train No. -. from Philadelphia, ct
10. IS this morning and Instantly killed.
His body Sas terribly mangled.
The evening world., 1890-03-10
FATHER AND SON MURDERED.
The Older Victim a sightless and an
Armless Man.
IIPEcIAL TO THE EyESIES WoRLn

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. March lO.-Ohicers at
GGlena, Kan, have arrested the supposed
murderer Of Charles Williams and his
twelye-year-old son. who were found muir
Williams vas blind and had Lost both sTma
in . mine accident
The evening world., 1890-03-10

PuRK MIA ior the Bsbs. Ths Esz YORK Goa
AAsslsasis pare. .FsItsss f0E skiIdSss, fSSh -
The evening world., 1890-03-10

"Y. 4 80 stick LiesFIss
hAs ; uSEld-sias EsDaSaai0R isF saDsriSEiiy. -
The evening world., 1890-03-10

BlakeIys stele-thermometer;
The evening world., 1890-03-10

day as indicated bY
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Meeting of the Roanoke Building,
Land and Loan Company.

The directors Of the Roanoke Build
ing, Land and Loan company met at
the Office of A. J. oliver, esq.,, last
night at s o. clock and transacted bus
mess of much Importance. The sub
scription books OF the company were
opened andA large number Of shares
OF stock subscribed for. Options have
been taken on several valuable pieces
of property in the city and q purchase
will be made in few days. The books
of the company will be kept open at
the office of the attorney till all the
stock is taken.
The officers of the company for the
first year are president, John H. d.
Wis; vice president, F. Hannabuss;
secretary. H. E. Day; treasurer, L. A.
Boiling; attorney, A. j. Oliver, esq.
Directors, NV. Lucas, Ammon Jones,
G. T. Kensey, William Deemer, Henry
Williams, ]. o. Kessler and the OIL
GERS e1-ofhcio.
The capital stock of the company is
800, 900, divided into shares Of $25
each. This company is composed OF
a number Of our wealthy and intiuen-
tial colored citizens, and it promises
to bring them in large returns from
the money invested. The meeting last
night was the largest and most en-
thusiastic ever held by the colored
citizens of Roanoke.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12
Directors Meetings.

A meeting of the directors Of the
Rife's Hydraulic Engine company, was
held at the Office of w. A. Rife, in the
Commercial Bank building yesterday
afternoon at o'clock and transacted
business of considerable Importance
to the company. The sale of engines
since January 1st has been very sat
isfactory, and the business of the
company is improving. Orders are
being constantly received from all
sections of the United States.
The directors of the Hambrick Land
company met yesterday in the office
of Messrs. Chapman, Massie & Co.,
and issued call for a meeting of the
stockholders to be held this morning
at 10 o'clock ut Chapman, Massie &
Co. g office. An option of $1,000 was
taken on one-third of the property of
the company by the Roanoke ada
mant company.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12
DIR. Mc1llwaine at school.

The opening exercises of the First
ward school were conducted yester-
day by Rev. Doctor McIllwaine, presi-
dent of Hampden-Sidney college. The
doctor made an excellent address upon
the subject of preparation Tor LIES
work. The teachers and pupils were
greatly encouraged by his wholesale
advice and counsel. President Mclli.
waine has greatly endeared himself
to the school by offering a free scholar
ship in his college to the young man
in our school, who shall merit by ex-
cellence of department. and scholar
ship. AS Hampden-Sidney is one Of
the oldest and best colleges in the
state, this is a prize well worth the
winning and should stimulate our
boys to great effort.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12
A REGULATORY Coffee Tax.

WASHINGTON, March 11.-N1r. O'Don.
nell, of Michigan has introduced bill
in the house empowering and instruct
ing the secretary of the treasury to
cause to be collected Oh every pound of
coffee imported duty equal to the eX-
port duty levied on the coffee by the
government of the country from which
it comes, and leaving all coffee from
countries not imposing an export duty
free. The bill provides for reduction
of import duty to correspond with any
reduction that may be made in the ex-
port duty by the country imposing it.
Mr.. O'Donnell states that the object of
this bill is to protect the consumers of
this country from the payment of tax
to foreign countries, his idea being that
foreign export taxes would soon be re-
pealed if this bill was put in force.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12
ROANOKE'S FASHIONABLE QUAR-.
TER.
How the West End and River View
IL Building Up.

Every city of any consequence in
the country has section known as
the West End, and Roanoke is
no exception to the rule. 1t will COM
pare favorably with that of any other
city and in time will rival the most
beautiful residence sections. 1T is
proposed to make it the fashionable
locality of the place and from present
prospects there is hardly doubt but
what it will be.
The situation is a charming one.
On either side, to the east and west,
the shadowing blue hills of the Blue
Ridge and Alleghanies can be plainly
seen, and in the valley below lies the
city, with its workshops and factories
and busy crowds of hurrying people.
The scene is beautiful beyond descrip.
ton, and no more charming place of
residence can be found. 1t is very
accessible by means of the street car
lines, and the streets and avenues
are very broad and well kept, in
agreeable contrast to many other
thoroughfares.
The principal boulevard is one hun
dred feet wide and is reached by the
drive from Campbell street and Sa-
lem evenue. 1t is fast becoming lined
with handsome residences, and none
are allowed unless they are handsome,
for Messrs. Scott g. Rives are deter
mined TO make it one Of the most
beautiful residential sections in the
country.
The land lies high and dry and de-
sends in gently sloping terraces to
the banks Of the swift flowing river
below. From the brow of the hill the
river can be seen tumbling over its
rocky bed to the sea.
Through the property wide drives,
beautifully laid of, extend and every
fine afternoon numbers of stylish
vehicles may be seen. The property
was only recently placed on the mar
ket, but it is being rapidly bought up
by our most prominent citizens who
intend building elegant homes. They
have been attracted by the unrivaled
advantage of the location, which,
though 80 near the city, is yet out of
reach of its din and rattle.
Messrs. Scott & Rives, the enterpriS
ing firm who have control OF most of
the West End and River View pro
percy, are exhibiting commendable
energy in improving the section Of the
growing city and their efforts in this
direction bid fair to be substantially
recognized. The thousands Of stran
gers, who during the next few years
will make Roanoke their home, could
not do better than to inspect the
West End. 1t offers extraordinary
inducements to those seeking a place
for home as well as to spectators.
At the Office of the firm corner Jeffer-
son and Campbell streets will be found
maps and the gentlemen in charge Of
the property will take pleasure in
showing the lots.