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Passaic City record., 1890-06-19
CITY, n. j.. THU TUESDAY,, 10. $780,

THE President returned to the House With
out his approval the bill for the erection of q
public building at Tuscaloosa, Ala.
SENATOR ALLISON reported the Legisla-
tive, Executive and Judicial Appropriation
bill The bill as it passed the House carried
a total of $40, ,S42, Al; the Senate Committee
added $313, 40.
CONGRESSMAN r. @. MILLS, of Texas, re-
signed his membership on the Committee on
Rules, to which he was appointed by Speaker
Reed in place Of Senator Carlisle. The resig-
nation was accepted, and Mr.. McMillin, of
Tennessee, appointed to fill the vacancy.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has decided to make
his headquarters during the sultry weeks of
July and August in Mrs. Harrison's new
cottage at Cape May, NJ.
In the Senate the resolution offered by
MrS Edmunds appointing, Edward K. Val
entine, Sergeant-at-Armso of the Senate, was
agreed to-an amendment offered by Mr.
Harris, substituting the name of Henry w.
Wall, of Tennessee, having been first voted
down.
SPEAKER REED has appointed Messrs. Tay-
lor, of Ohio; Stewart, of Vermont, and Gull
berson. of Texas conferrees on the Anti
Trust bill.
THE Senate confirmed the nomination of
r. NJ. Bartleman, of Massachusetts,, to be
Secretary of Legation at Caracas.
THE President has approved the Army APP
preparation bill.
PosToFFIcE AUDITOR COULTER has re-
ported the receipts of the Department for
the quarter ending December 81, 1889. to
have aggregated SIS 353 and the dis
bursements SIC, 586, ,070-an increase in both
Of nine per cent. over the corresponding
quarter in 1888.
CAPTAIN CLARENCE N CLARKE, a we'll
known civil engineer of Washington, COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself through
the heart while suffering from temporary alb
erration Of mind. He had been employed in
the office Of the Chief Of Engineers, United
States Army, for about ten years past.
ROBERT ADAMS, JR., has resigned as
United States Minister to Brazil. The reason
given Is ill-health Rowland B. Manoney,
Of Buffalo, n Y, has declined the appoint
ment Of Secretary of Legation at Santiago,
Chilli.
Passaic City record., 1890-06-19

THE Rev. John s. Thompton, D. D., pastor
of the First Unitarian Church, OF Somer-
vile, Mass, read his resignation on recent
Sunday because his parishioners desired him
to live in $50, 900 homestead recently willed
to the church by the late Columbus Tyler.
The pastor, whose salary is $4,000, and who
has just purchased a house, declared that the
additional expense of such an establishments
was entirely too heavy for him.
Passaic City record., 1890-06-19

Fox hounds, valued at $1,000, the properly
of the Radnor Fox Hunting Club have been
destroyed at Philadelphia by poison on &C.
count of the prevalence of rabies among
them. The dogs were all from imported
English breeds.
Passaic City record., 1890-06-19

\ RACE meeting at Moree, Australia, was
brought to strange conclusion. The river
rose rapidly and submerged portion of the
course, and the horsesin the last race had to
plunge through 200 yards of water breast
hign One was drowned, his rider escaping.
Passaic City record., 1890-06-19

The RECORD is the peoples paper,
and the masses have already rec
ognized it as such. We have re-
ceived congratulations from every
quarter and from far distant
places.
Passaic City record., 1890-06-19

ON an examination of the 750-foot Level Of
the Nelson shaft at Shamokin, Peun.,
which has been on FIRE twelve mules were
found alive, having been without food and
water twenty-six days.
Passaic City record., 1890-06-19
South and West.

A DAUGHTER of General Lyons who was
k1ied at Wilson's Creek early in the Civil
War, has been found working as a cook in a
graders camp at Rocky Mountain Lake, Col.
WIDow BARTHOLOMEW, of Willoughby,
Ohio, has secured the support of all the prom
inent men in the town to her candidacy for
Postmistress. This SO angered some women
of the town that they storrled her shop with
rotten eggs.
IT is reported that every gambling house
in Chicago has been closed.
PoTrsBoRo, Texas, is in ashes. Thirteen
of the largest business houses in the town
were burglarized and then fired
THERE is shortage of SIT, 900 in the funds
of the Michigan State Soldiers Home.
W. w. DIcKERsoN, of Grant county, KY,
was nominated by acclamation ON the 207th
ballot for Congress to succeed John G. Car
Isle.
The Canadian schooner North Star has
been seized off the coast Of Washington for
smuggling Cinnamon into the United States
DANIEL HARVEY shot and killed his aged
mother at Milwaukee, Oregon, and then
killed himself.
IT was decided to call the Worlds Fair
at Chicago "The Worlds Columbian Ex-
position"
NEAR Lebanon, Oregon, Mrs. Aurnsburgh
shot and killed her faithless husband, Grant
Aurnsburgh, and then blew her own brains
out.
THE United States revenue cutter Corwin
sailed from San Francisco for Seattle, Wash
ington, on her way to the Behring Sea.
THE South Dakota Democrats in conven-
ton at Aberdeen. have nominated Morris
Taylor for Governor, Peter Couchman for
Lieutenant Governor, and Judge G. M.
Thomas and w. l. Quigley for Congress.
GOVERNOR FIFER has called a special ses-
sion of the Illinois Legislature to take action
on the Worlds Fair.
The street-car strike at Columbus Ohio,
was settled by a compromise.
JOHN and Garret Davis and Fred. Gros-
lette were killed in fight between cowboys
in Socorro County, New Mexico
THREE highwaymen rode into Joshua,
Texas and robbed the Postoffice. They got
three gold watches and $500 in money.
EDWARD HOFFMAN and J. Nicholson two
trainmen, were killed in freight collision at
Ortez, New Mexico.
CHAPMAN COLEMAN, United States Secre-
tary of Legation at Berlin, Germany, for
twenty years, was married at Frankfort,
KY, to Miss Mary S. Hendrick.
SHERIFF THOMAS C. CRANMER, of Boone
vile. Mo-, was shot by a prisoner named
West and died at o'clock next morning
THERE were eight failures of naval cadets
in the annual examinations at Annapolis, Md.
THE cause of the threatened outbreak of
Cheyennes in Montana is the fact that the
Indians had been furnished with insufficient
food.
AT Omaha, Neb., fire destroyed the main
building of the Carter White Lead Works, of
that city, Loss, S15O,0OO
THE United States ship Iroquois was disa-
bled on attempting to go to sea at San Fran
cisco. Cal.
THE treasury of the State of Kentucky is
empty and the deficit will probably amount
states credit by advancing money without
interest from his private fortune to meet all
urgent obligations He has already advanced
$4,000.
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Washington.

THE Senate confirmed the nomination of
Thomas M. Newson, of Minnesota, to be
United States Consul to Malaga.
CHAIRMAN CANNON, from the Committee
on Appropriations submitted to the House
the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill, making
l40 pages-the largest appropriation bill YET
submitted. The bill recommends total ap-
propiation OF $27, ,849, 513.
COLONEL ANDREW d BAIRD wrote letter
to President Harrison declining the Post
mastership Of Brooklyn. N. Y.
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CITY REAL EsrArs,


FOR SALE BY w. Il. GRIM & CO., REAL.
j Estate and Insurance Brokers, 2G5 Montgomery
street:
Corner Market, Noe and 18th sts.; I05xl56.
$lo,Oo0-Sutter St, Frederick 3 fats
and 2-story house: 81 :6xl37 :6 and L ~ :5x52:5.
Sl2,2Oo-N aller ST., near Webster TO Germania,
fine flats; 25xi2O.
Geary. near Steiner. 6rooms bath lawn AZ 6x75.
SSuoC-Corner Jackson aud Frederick: 53k 100.
$S50O-Haight, Pierce, 8 rooms, bath; 25xlO
S1250-Haight ST., ur. Devisadero, rooms. bath;
25xl37:6.
$4,000 Clement ST., 22d to Esd ave.; 2401lOo.
Chattanooga, 23d; IL rooms, bath; 62:11
x150.
S35OO-Germania ST., near Steiner, new flats.
and rooms 25x40
s375O-Danvers ST. near 18th and Corbett road,
rooms, bath and lots.
s36OO-Corner on 18th, near Valencia; "a :4x9o.
$500 Cumberland. near Church; cottage, S
rooms and bath: 25r1l4.
S25O0-SW. 10th and Alabama; 26xl04.
$22s0-2Oth ave, near Point Lobos; 75x12O.
Odd. near Fosom-1O rooms, bath, stable; 46x95
and l. 13:6x2l.
Ashbury. near oak-Choice lot, 25xl23.
$20OO-1Sth. near Church: 25xl32.
Kingston ave, near Mission ST. cottage, 26y126.
NE. b st. and Goth ave.-57xl74:6.
S900-Henry, Castro; 25xll5; easy terms.
Ivy ave. near Laguna: 6-room cottage; 25x50
$500 = Minot. near Cortland ave. and school
house; 25x70
$750-Choice lot on Corbett road near 18th st. /;
25ISU.
S2c0-Instailment lots. mr.. Mission road; 25xleO.
$250-installment lots; Day mr.. Douglass; @5xl14
Paramount Iract-LotS in different locations.
DEF sum IT
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BERKELEY ROOMS AND HOUSES.
. NEW HOUSES; PRICE $500 TO $4,000; ALL
y modern improvements: macadamized street. NJ
Berkeley no29 2t;ts
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
$1,000 a9ndry $500 he eossse bA@a Ss,R
and laundry; $500, house rooms and bath; VIII
FOWLER, Highest. Station. DEF SIS
N.ARCUSE & LESSER, SAN FRANCISCO, 62S
M Market st. opposite na Palace HOTEL nd Alameda
home builders designs furnished.
INSTALLMENT HOMES.
S16OO-New cottage rooms and high Easements:
modern improvements near station; Sloo cash, SO
s2ooo~New cottage rooms: high basement:
sasoo-New cottage: rooms; all modern i'm
provements near station: 500 cash; S25 per
ss5oo--Fine cottage rooms; large corner lot;
A LAMBDA AGENCY ADVERTISEMENT
a and subscriptions received at the Alameda
Branch once OF THE MORNING CALL, SCHNEI-
DER 4 CO., 1875 Park st.
Apply to JOSEPH A. LEONARD. cor. Park ST. and
Central ave, Alameda. t306) dc6 II
&22Q0 $500 CASH. BALANCE S25 PER
NGCoo. month; lot 40xlo0; cottage; rooms
$SooO~Lot 4Ox15o: cottage of rooms and bath;
fine garden and lawn; $1,000 cash. balance $50 per
$sa5O-Lot 37:ex12O: new 2-story house of
rooms and bath; fine marine view; $500 cash. bal
sSoooI 10 5oai5o: cottage OF rooms and BATH
with stable; NV corner; 5000 cash. balance $40
$45OO-Lot 81 :6x140 new 2-story house; 4 rooms
and baths $1,000 cash. balance $40 per month 49l
; $470O-Lot 81 :6xl00: new 2-st0ry house OF
rooms and bath. on Central ave.; $1,000 cash. BAL
ance $50 per month. No. sos
$5000-Lot 6Sx149: cottage Of rooms and BATH
with store. barn and orchard; a Sw. corner. All
$6S40-Lot 115x2O0: cottage OF rooms and
bath. windmill and tank easy terms. No. 496
$7U00-Lot S0x200: cottage OF rooms and bath:
fine garden. lawns etc.; best neighhorhood; bar
gain No. 1S
bargains in building lots in all parts of Alameda.
also house let and money to loan, by II. p.
MOREAL Il CO., 142S Park ST., Alameda, and 400
Montgomery St. San Francisco. 0c19tf
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$3.50 MaEfg rom s5sSG nS.F Be Sold
fore Dec. 3lst TO close an account; Sw. Pierce
aud Green SITS; 25xl00 feet; this is without
doubt the lcwest-Iiriced property in the Marine
view district SHAiNWALD, BUCKBEE q CO.,
4O7 and 1OS Mnn;gornerY ST. de2 1t
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800 400 A BARGAIN FOR A FEW DAYS
GLA. OUO. only; centrally located lot on How
ard ST.; near Is Ii; suitable for church hail pur-
pose, or for stores and flats: 12S1l75 feet; will
subdivide II desired. SHAINWALD BUCkBEE u
co, 4O7 and 400 Mont gomery ST. IL
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DACfFIC STORAGE CO., 3Ol STOCKTON ST;
furniture ana merchandise; advances made 10 II
EURNIrUkE STORED = STERLING FURNI
i ture Co.. 1899, 104l Market, Rosen.na Bldg Z Il
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G.CODn MARINE VIEW LOTS; W. LINE
GA-Uu. Pierce ST., bet. Vallejo and Green; lots
25x 20 feet.
These lots absolutely the cheapest in the dis
trict and have teen reduced TO the above low price
to cldsJ account before the OF the year, terms
can be given If desired. SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE
Il CO. 407 and 400 Montgomery ST. deg st
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OAKLAND HOUSES AND ROOMS.
I ARGE HALL: FINE OPENING FOR DANCING,
II school or sSating-rink. Apply 500 Drumm st.
S. f. deJ ste
Nj ANlCuRE-FINGER-NA BEAUTiFIED AT
WI 1856 Market ST.. Oakland, by an artist Gu3l Il
FOR SALE.
DOR SALF-20 SETS HARNESS AT II. SCHELI-
L HAAS Furniture and Carpethouse. 40S Eiey-
enth ST.. Oakland. de6 cod II
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
4 erty-25-acre wine ranch in Sonoma County,
half a mile from railroad depot: producing row
about 40 tons grapes aud about 1000 frut-benring
trees; house, barn; 2 horses, agonS and all
MUGGE BROS NE. cor.Twenty-fourth and Iamn-
shire SITS. de6 7t%
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QcC AN ACRE WILL BUY A FINE 64O-ACRE
u - tract OF good stock and farming land: 10
nil es from railroad; Monterey County; terms
OCCIDENTAL LAND CO oSA
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CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
~ tons taken at CALL Branch Offices, sos Larkn
st., 339 Hayes st. and 2olS Mission St.; open TIL
o:3u r. N,
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GI7S LOT 25xl35: NEAR IORIN STATION
u L y. Oakland: SIS cash; balance In INSTALL
ments 81 25 per week. OCCIDENTAL LAND CO.,
235 kearny de5 If
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GOVERNMENT LANDS l60-ACEE TRACTS
VI of AL agricultural land within 100 miles of San
Francisco OCCIDENTAL LAND CO., 235 Kcarny
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G0S00 S24 TwENTY-EIGHTH ST., HALF
NLCUO. block from San Pablo ave. Olkand
5-room house, BATH ETC.; well: all street work
done; lot 52xl40; within 10 minutes of railroad
stations. Address Room IS, s.. AIMS Building,
Eddy st. de4 7t%
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN
Az quantities to suit at low rate OF interest. APP
ply TO the California Mortgage Loan Co., 1913 Mont
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GSGD EACH-l0 LOTS IN THE INCEST SUR
UCOO urb Of Oakland Lorin, near new electric
road ana new ferry to San Francisco; fine unoh-
structcd view: best bargain in Oakland; sure to
make money; size of lots 40x160; terms $50 cash.
balance $40 per month; don't fail to these lots
CLOUGH q BAKER, 964 Washington. N 6 II Su& cod
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G2lG LEVEL LOT, 25xl25, IN BERKELEY;
DAlO sidewalked handy 10 station; SIS cash, SIS
monthly; 1000 other lots; all kinds; send for maps
CHAS. A BAILEY, owner, 20 Montgomery. oc22 tt
I OTIS on PIEDMONT AVE, % :6xl40 FIT, $500,
II $50; lot at Golden Gate, blocks from
ton. 60xl25 it, south front only $780, easy terms.
SALISBURY FITZGERALD, 4T5 Ninth St, Oak
land. II
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-16
GEORGIA POLITICS.

Elizabeth" in the Marietta Journal
suggests Rev. Z. T. Maddox for the legis-
lature.
Augusta Euening Netys: How would it
suit all around to give ex-Gov. Mcdaniel
another showingl
Hon. j. c. c. Black Of Augusta is compli-
mented by many notices of his availability
for the governorship.
The friends of Judge S. W. Harris are
stalking him strongly for congress. He has
great many friends In Coweta county and
all over the district.
Athens Banner: Messrs. B. H. Noble
and 4. IL. Ups)n are in the hands Of their
friends That makes four legislative can
didates from Clarke TO date,
Greenville indicator: Congressman
James II. Blount says he is not a guberna-
toriai candidate. But ne does not say he
doesn't want the place, and hopes to come
in as dark horse.
DIR. F. NJ. Ridley, the silver-tongue ora.
tor OF LaGrange, aud one of the leading
physicians of his section, announces that
ne is not in the race for congress against
Congressman GrimeS.
Cordele CordeLedn: II is of much greater
Importance, in our Judgment, who will com
pose the next legislature than who will be
the next governor OF Georgia. There will
be questions of very grave political signih-
canoe to be considered and acted upon by
the next general assembly. The issue is be-
tween the people and railroads and other
corporations, aud the people cannot be too
vigilant in the matter of selecting their
representatives to the mex legislature who
will have to settle this issue by the
enactment of laws. The railroads are hard
at work throughout the state. The people
should not allow themselves to be drawn of
from the important issues that are to be
met by the next legislature by such ridicu-
lous and impracticable measures as the sub
treasury scheme as advocated by Mr.. Liv-
ingston. As we understand it, the main
| object of the organization of the farmers
| alliance was for the purpose of fighting
trusts, combines, etc., and whatever course
the alliancemen may pursue in the election
this year, we sincerely hope that they will
| not follow Mr.. Livingston in his wild
scheme TO create the most gigantic and per-
nicious trust ever attempted in America
Let the people of Georgia-alliancsmen and
all honest men who are opposed to the en-
croachments of the power of railroads and
| corporations on the rights and interests OF
the people-confine themselves in this cam.
paign to this issue, which is one of the most
! grave Importance that has ever confronted
the people of Georgia. and exercise great
| vigilance IN the selection of their represent
| atives in the legislature.
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fancy. 3l045c. Cotton seed oil strong for crude
Wool quiet and easy. Pork-mess. old. $40 p
4l0 .; new Sll 250ll IS. Beef quiet; extra
mss - eOa17 .. plate s. 75G9 p. Beef hams
Lard dull agd easier; western st sam 80 80.
Freights TO Liverpool weak; cotton, per steam,
ll-6fd; grain, 4d.
CHICAGO, March 15-In wheat the trading
was quite Large, and prices again reached a
nigner point The market opened excited and
SsDtsc higher than yesterdays closing, declined
Ssc; rallied &c. fuctuated. and closed 140ssc
higner tnan yesterday. Shorts were again quite
nervous and anxious to cover, at the same time
there was considerable wheat for sale at top
prices, which caused a reaction and held the
MARKET IN check. Short interest mas covered
very freely tie past two or three days. having
become somewhat uneasy on account OF cold
weather and numerous reports received of
oaInage 70 the growing crop from various
winter wheat sections. Corn was fairly active
within narrow limit, market ruling somewhat
stron GER. Tbs frmer tone was due a. much as
Anytnlng 10 rather free purchases OF May by
large shipping house, though the advance in
wheat had some influence. The market op-ned
at &c better than the closing prices of yester
DAY, was firm and advanced q trihe, changed
olt little, and closed a shade better than yes
terdaY. In oats a fair business was transacted
IN May, but other deliveries were quiet and
steadie.. hay huctuated 4c, and showed a
nrmer feeling, early prices advancing trIrie,
put later in the day receded AG14c on liberal
selling by large operator VINO has been the
heaviest seller all the week There was fair
buying on the decline, and the market closed
steady. In mess pork there was fairly active
trade, but the feeling was unsettled and ner-
vous, and prices fuctuated considerably. Buy
ing 10 fill orders caused an advance of 51o711c
at the opening. but some pressure to sell
caused weaker feeling, and prices receded 20
arse. Toward the close the market ruled
steadier and prices rallied l5020c, but settled
back again GI5010c, and closed rather easy. In
lard a fair business was transacted early in the
day: The feeling easy. and prices
gradually declined 5Q716c Later more steadi-
ness prevailed, and prices rallied to medium
hgures; the close was at inside figures. In
short rib sides only moderate trade was re-
ported, and the feeling easier. Later the
market was steadiar and prices rallied 2IS05c.
but rather free offerings toward the close de-
yeloped weaker feeling, and prices receded to
inside range.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour was
normally l0Ol5, higher. Wheat-No. spring
794079S4c; No. red wheat 791zc. Corn-No.
2, SIC. Oats-No. 2, 21Ac Mess pork at
$40 50010 So. Lard at SO 10. Short rio sides,
IS 0O05 05. Dry salted shoulders at 81 40
Snort clear sides, boxed, at s. 81. Whisky 81 o.
Sugars unchanged.
Lesalng fut res ranged as follows
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In charge Autographs Stat !
RECEIPTj.

Per Central Railroad, March 15-soo bslas -.
ton, bales hides, rolls leather bdIs no co.-
10 pkgs tobacco, 1880 lbs lard, II bbIS s't
~ 800 lbs bacon, 4, l3) bushels oats 10 bbls ny
obls whisky, 81 bales domestics is balas
% bushels corn, y head cattle, 300 his r;t al y
pSgs furniture, lOf tons pig iron 1903 tsss I
40 mead shoats, head horses, IS cars lnmbes =,
CORDS wood, 26 bushels rice - bdls wiIlowT-'a . :
bags vegetables, pieces machinery. IA ~
!ndse, % bales paper stock, cars cotton So
bales plaids, 70 bbls ore, 81 boxes hard ara
Per Savannah, Florida and Western PaiI,r,.-
March l5-SS bales cotton l. 500 bills ros;r ~ q,
oos spirits turpentine, 81 cars lumber. 10 a. ~
dry goods, 10 cases shirts, 5 cases cIotbjnr .
kegs nails 80 cases oysters, bales hides 9cs.s
thus, cars piiing, so empty bbis. cars waoJ !,
car cattle, cars iron. cases hats 20 cassS H.,
10 pkgs furniture. SO bbls rice, 10 cases sboes'
Dds syrup, car phosphate rock, 20 pkgs mds. :
5,54O boxes oranges IS bbls oranges On crst
vegetables, S2O bbls vegetables, IL refreerafo.s
strawberries. 'a'ofS
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway Ns-o,.,
10? bols spirits turpentine / car bananas 49,.
spirit barrels cars wood, box stock. 9cssas
oltGers. demijohn wine, 4 boxes machinerv 30
boxes tools. obls tar, 2 cases hats. 20 hovss
lanterns, bdls CHAIRS, DO bdls buckets II cas-
Iertllizers, 70 boxes tobacco 80 caddies tobacco
y bdls p castings, 10 sacks peanuts, 1 boy tin
SACKS peas, Is sacks meal, l car peas.