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SAN RAFAEL.
A Large Landslide-Schooner Run Down
by a Steamer.

by a Steamer.
SAN RAFAEL. January 15th.-The down
train on the North Pacific Coast Railroad
from Cazadero to San Francisco was de-
layed to- day by landslide and two trees
six feet in diameter falling across the track.
No through train ran to San Francisco
to day, but the road will be cleared to-
night.
This afternoon, shortly after the 3:25
boat on the North Pacific Coast route left
the San Francisco ferry-slip, she ran into
the scow schooner Squibob, making quite
a hole in her side between the main-mast
and stern.
The scow was coming at right angles to
the steamer Tamalpais and could not alter
its course. The Captain of the steamer
paid no attention to the schooner until it
was too late to avoid the casualty. Bells
were given 10 slow down, but still the
steamer had an impetus to crush through
the side of the schooner. The man at the
wheel of the schooner was violently thrown
to the deck and from appearances was Sc
riously hurt.
Great commotion was caused in the cabin
of the steamer, several persons being
thrown off their feet and an incipient panic
was caused among the lady passengers.
Captain Brooks Of the Tamalpsis vas
subjected to severe criticism by the pas
sengers. Fortunately the steamer was not
damaged.
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corporation law, and thus entered by degrees
into the railroad and financial enterprises with
which his name has come to be associated. He
came into prominence in connection with the
Nickel plate road, Of which undertaking he and
his associate, General Samuel Thomas were the
leading spirits. He is now the official head of
the Lake Erie and Western, and in addition he
has large peeuuiaIy interests in the New York
Chicago and st. Louis Railroad the Mobile and
Birmingham, the Kentucky Central the Rich
mond and West Point Terminal system, which
now includes the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia, and also the Duluth, South Shore and
Atlantic, of which he is e-PTesident. In last
June he was chosen Chairman OF the Demo-
aged the campaign on behalf of Cleveland.
Colonel Brice is keen, of nervous temperament
and penetrating eye. He is charming in con
yeIsati0n, and in congenial company casts OFF
all reserve and engages in the spirit of the occa
sion with great zest
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OREGON ITEMS.
The Southern Pacific Asked to Build
Another Short Line.

INDEPENDENCE (Or.), January 15th-A
delegation from Corvallis, independence
and McMinnville called on Manager
Kohler, the member of the Southern Pa
cifc lines in Oregon, asking that gap of
twenty seven miles between Corvallis and
Junction City be built, and thus place the
west side on a through California route.
The attention of the Southern Pacific
officials in San Francisco will be called to
the urgent need of this extension, which
will cost only 100000. The citizens of
this place are enthusiastic.
At the school meeting next Monday, two
districts, containing five hundred school
children, will be united, and fine public
school building erected. The choice OF
location will cause much discussion.
The warm winds ere melting the snow
rapidly, and raising the rivers.
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ANOTHER TACOMA FAILURE.
Tacoma is Booming Town, but Bushes
Smashups are Numerous.

Tacoma is Booming Town, but Business
smashups are Numerous.
TACOMA Wash. }, January 15th.-The re-
tail grocery store of William f. Saul, one of
the largest in the city, closed yesterday
afternoon on attachments and executions
amounting in the aggregate to 81, 500.
About two months ago the firm of Saul
Avery got into financial trouble, which was
tied over by an extension from creditors
and dissolution of partnership. Saul con-
tinued in the business, while his partner,
William II. Avery, embafkedin the grocery
business alone.
Last evening Ayerv's store was also closed
on attachments of $500, making the total
claims against the two concerns S., 900, with
the probability of further claims to be heard
from. The failure is the result of attempt
ing to carry too expensive business on a
small capital, coupled with disposition to
wage reckless competition.
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A KNOCK AT A DOOR
That Was Answered In Short Order by
st, Peter.

st. Peter.
DAWSON (Ga.), January 15th.-Miss Lula
Ray, residing in the outskirts of the city,
shot and instantly killed H. A. Suggs, of
this county, between IL and u o'clock on
Thursday night. She surrendered herself
to Sheriff Thornton early on Friday morn
ing, confessed the crime and was placed in
jail. AT II o'clock yesterday morning
Judge Statham, with jury of eighteen
men, held an inquest on the body, result
ing in a verdict of involuntary man
slaughter.
In her sworn statement Miss Ray said
Mr.. Suggs came to her door about 11o'cloek
at night, drunk, and demanded admittance,
which she refused. He continued to knock
on the door and curse her for halt an hour.
At last she picked up pistol from the bu-
reau and shot at the door to frighten him
away. When she looked out through the
door she saw that he was dead. Miss Ray
waived preliminary trial and gave bond
Mr.. Suggs was middle.aged man, with q
wife and six children, some of them grown
and married
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SAD CASE OF SUICIDE.
The Wife of Rev. DIR. r. G. Hutchin
browns Herself.

browns Herself.
Los ANGELES January 15th.-The body
of Mrs. Harriet Hutchins, wife of Rev. r.
6. Hutchins, was found in the water at
West Lake Park this morning. She at
tended church meeting yestel day after
noon, and from there she went to the lake
and drowned herself. The cause is said to
be melancholia caused by years of illness,
which made her respondent and unsettled
her mind.
Deceased was 81 years old. She was
very charitable and had just visited poor
family prior to the suicide.
tits terrible blow to DR.. Hutchins, who
is completely broken down. He is pastor
of one of the largest and wealthiest congre-
cations in this city and the suicide has
caused q sensation. DR.. Hutchins came
from Oberlin, Ohio, and is widely known
and respected for his pulpit ability and
other good qualities.
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CHICAGO FRAUDS.
The Deime1 Brothers will Probably Land
in Joliet Prison

The Deimel Brothers will Probably Land
in Joliet Prison.
CHICAGO, January 15th.-Each day brings
to light more fraud in the Deimel Brothers
failure. A partial statement of the exami-
nation of the books were made in Judge
Collins Court this morning.
Attorney Mayer stated that the insolvents
had removed mum Der of pages from their
ledger They inserted others for them,
and said that the firm before the day Of
the failure had shipped away several car
loads of machinery and stock.
Joseph Deimel was arrested this morning
on capias issued out by the Federal Court
yesterday, but was released, being under
bonds TO appear and testify before the Mas
ter in Chancery.
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ponJ Rohberies

LONDON, January 15ta.-An extensive
robbery of Turkish priority bonds and
Mexican National Bank shares has occurred.
The securities have been stolen in transit
from Paris TO London.
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AN AR1srooRAr ON TRIAL.
Lord Euston on the Witness stand-Con-
fronted with Strong Testimony.

Lord Euston on the Witness Stand-Con-
fronted with Strong Testimony.
LONDON, January 15lh.-The hearing of
the libel suit of the Earl of Euston against
editor Parke was begun this morning.
There was a large attendance in Court
Several witnesses testified that the Earl of
Euston was frequent visitor ct the Cleve-
land-street club house.
The Earl of Euston was called to the
stand, but refused TO be examined.
Parke was then called and testified at
some length.
Other witnesses testified to scandalous
acts involving the Earl Of Eusten and boy
named Week.
The Identification of Euston by witnesses
for the prosecution as a freGuenter of the
Cleveland street house is said TO be very
strong. -Four persons picked ont Customs
photograph from a number and unhesitat-
ingly identified him in Court. Two busi-
ness men who saw Week at the Cleveland
street house were told by Week that he ex-
pected visit from Euston, and on goir 2
out met man whom they now recognize
to be Euston. Four other witnesses depose
to having known EIston personally.
After some testimony had been taken the
Earl of Enston decided to testify. He en-
tered the witness-box to say that he had
never entered the Cleveland street house
except on one occasion. He then left i'm
medistely upon learning its character. He
hatly contradlcted several witnesses.
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Now let good digestion wait on appetite,
and Lealih or both, is 3 favorite toast after
taking Angos tura Bitters. DR.. ]. G. B.
Siegert & Sons manufacturers.
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If SUCCESS be the true test Of merit, it is
settled fact that Browns Bronchial Troches
have no equal for the prompt relief Of
coughs, colds and throat troubles.
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Ny OWN family medicine-Simr1on
Liver Regnlator.-Rev. James NJ. Rollins,
Fairfield. Va.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Penny Wisdom-Pound Folly.

It is foolish to save the little that SOZODONT
costs, and suffer what will result in bad teeth
and large payments to dentists Place bottle
Of it on the toilet, five drops only of it every
time after eating, cleanse the mouth, and show
voi1r wisdom IT'S
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ROME, January 15th.-The Pope has is
sued an encyclical which sets forth the
principles which shall guide the Catholics
in their relations toward the State, which
the encycical says they must obey when
such course does not entail disobedienca TO
the Divine laws. In countries where the
State opposes Catholicism, the Catholics
must combat the enemy, but must not tie
the church to any political party.
Don Carlos Plotting.
PARIS, January 15th.-It is reported that
Don Carlos is now at Gratz, Austria, plot
ting rising in Spain.
GRATz, January 15th-Don Carlos has
had an interview with his brother, Don
Alfonso, for the purpose of settling upon
the policy to ne followed in the event of
the death of the King of Spain.
Perils of the Sea.
LONDON, January 15th-Twelve seamen
of the American bark Nordcap were landed
at Dover yesterday. The Nordcap was dis
abled and lost her boats in the gale of
January Sd. The crew lashed themselves
to fixtures and pumped incs5santly for three
days, when they were rescued by the steam
ship Alfredo.
a Title Extinct.
LONDON, January 18th. - Viscountess
kingsland Is dead. She was the widow OF
the sixth and last Viscount. The title is
now extinct 10 1878 she was found to be
destitute, supporting herself making shirts
at sixpence each. An annuity was secured.
The Gar Reported Insane.
NEW YORK, January 15th.-A special
London cable to DuaiGp's Net0s reports
the rumor that the Gar is insane, and that
he has become slave to the morphine
habit.
Down With England.
LONDON. January 15th-At l o'clock
this morning the police arrested seventy
persons for parading the streets shouting.
Down with England"
The Diet Opened.
BERLIN. January 15th-The Prussian
Diet opened to-day. The speech opening
the session was chiefly devoted to internal
affairs.
Talmage Has 1t.
PARIS, January l5ih.-Rev. I. Dewitt
Taimage is prostrated here with influenza.
Emin Bey.
CAIRO January 15th.-Emin Bey has had
a relapse and is now in critical condition.
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PERCY DOUGLASS.

He Goes to the Defense of His One
Armed Attorney.
FRESNO (Cal.), January 15th.-During the
trial of Percy Douglass, for shooting brake
man Anson, in the Superior Court this
morning, words passed between Assistant
District Attorney Welch and Pat Reddy,
attorney for the defense. On the adjourn
ment of the Court at noon, the quarrel was
renewed, and Welch and Reddy began
sparring, when Douglass, who was in
charge of the Sheriff, sprang forward and
felled Welch to the floor with heavy blow
of his fist on the nose.
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b. f. StoI, Dentist 6o6 j street, wishes
to inform his patients and all those in need of
dentistry that he has reduced his prices one
half and will guarantee all operations to be
frst-class and satisfactory or no charge made.
ial-tf
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IYYoU have over-indnlged in eating O.
drinking, take dose of Simmons Live
Regulator.
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Decker Bros.'-The artists piano. Write
TO KOHLER & CHASE, San Francisco mss
Lewis Winter, Wood Engraver, 627 j. If
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A MEDICINE indorsed aud used by physi-
clans and druggists-Simmons Liver Resu-
lator
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Held to Answer.

SANTA Rosa, January 15th.-Mrs. Pfster,
who was recently arrested for beating her
9-year-old niece while under the influence
of liquor, was held by the Guerneville JUS
tice of Peace to-day to answer before the
Superior Court in bonds fixed at 81 600.
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Revival Meeting at Central Nj. e.
Church, Eleventh ST., II and l. every evening
this week. REV. BEECHGOOD, Pastor. ial5-st*
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Charged With Arson

VAcAvILLE, January 15th.-George Still
well was arrested last night on a charge of
attempting to set fire to the dwelling of
Mrs. Ann Wilson, his sister-in-lsw. The
evidence is circumstantial Family troubles
led to the attempt. The damage is slight.
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The Odorless Excavating Co that has
just commenced business in this city, is pre-
pared to clean vaults and cesspools in the most
approved sanitary manner. Office 3l7 st. ja1Stf
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

ITO RENT-Two UNFINISHED ROOMS,
suitable for housekeeping. Inquire of
KREBS & CO., 626 street jal5-u
mo RENT-FoUR FURNISHED ROOMS AND
Bath, suitable for housekeeping for man
and wife Inquire at 1888 street. ja15-SE*
TOR RENT NT-MAGNIFICENTLY FURNISHED
& front and back Parlor, with use of Piano;
also Bathroom: in the finest built "Up Stairs
on street. Address A. B. jal4 81
FOR sALE-Two THOROUGHBRED JERSEY
& milch cows; are young, gentle and fresh
milking. For particulars inquire of L. A.
UPSON, 1910 street. ja14 Cts
CInO-FoR SALE, ON ACCOUNT OF SICK
G4UU ness a Grocery Store. Inquire 10S Fl
street. lal4-6t*
I1oR sALE-oNE OF THE FINEST AND
g largest saloons in this city, connected with
chop-house and extra ladies' rooms. Best loca-
ton; stock and lease. Inquire at this office l5-lw
ITO LET-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
1 keeping, to parties without children. North
east corner Second and streets j1l-lwt
ITO LET-No. 1913 STREET, A COTTAGE
of five rooms with barn on the place. Apply
to Mrs. ]. A. BARRETT, 70l Twelfth, cor. G.jl1-tf
TOR RENT-oNE HUNDRED ACRES OF
IL good Alfalfa pasture at Brighton. Inquire
of PERKINS 4 SON, Perkins Station. ja9-tf
ITO LET-Two GOOD BUSINESS STORES,
No. 900 and 901 X street. Inquire of NJ. r.
ROSE. jaS-tf
TOR sALE-AN IMPORTED PERCHERON
e Stal ion, age 10 years, color gray, weight
100, sure foal-getter; will take good work
horses or brood mares in exchange. Inquire at
RECORD UNION office. ja4-lm
V1oR SALE-FoUR LOIS s0x16O, NORTH
n side street; best location for dwellings in
the city; above all possible floods; near street
cars; city and pure well water: perfect drainage
and good soil. Apply to w. &. CHAMBERLAIN,
1918 NJ street. dlO-u
TOR sALE-ONE NORMAN DAPPLE-
q grey stallion, seven years old; also one
thoroughbred Kentucky jack six years old. In
quire of j. S. FOSTER, RECORD UNION Office. I'm
T1oR sALE-2OO HEAD FINE, YOUNG
Il horses; also few mules; all broke. Apply
at MOXON & ACKLEY'S, GIL and 913. I'd st. nl1-tf
nor SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR DESIR-
L able city property, wheat ranch of ], ,29O
acres near Williams Colusa county. Address
WEINSTOCK, LUBIN & CO., Sacramento. o2S-tf
ITO RENT-oNE TENEMENT OF THREE
rooms also one suite of two large unfur-
nished rooms, both suitable for housekeeping
for man and wife; also one large unfinished
room, and three furnished rooms with or with
out board. Apply to D. GARDNER, woodward,
Fourth and I streets mr7-H
TOR sALE-A NEW UPRIGHT MATHUSHEK
c Piano; cost 81 ,OO0; will be sold at a bargain.
Inquire st this Office. fe2s-h
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NOR sALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
largest saloons in this city, connected with
chop-house and extra ladies rooms. Best loca-
ton, stock and lease INQUIRE at this office il3-lW
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NEW TO-DAY.

advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Faaats, Lost,
Found, For Sale, To Lei and similar notices under
This heed are inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time Al
notices OF this character will be found under this
heading.
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CInO-FoR SALE, ON ACCOUNT OF SICK
O4UU ness a Grocery Store. Inquire 102S Il
io14
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PARIS, January l5ih.-Rev. I. Dewitt
Taimage is prostrated here with influenza.
Emin Bey.
CAIRO, January l5th.-Emin Bey has had
a relapse and is now in critical condition
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TOR sALE-TWo THOROUGHBRED JERSEY
{ milch cows; are young, gentle and fresh
milking. For particulars inquire of L. A.
UPSON 1910 F street. ja14 Cts
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YSoR RENT NT-MAGNIFICENTLY FURNISHED
e front and back Parlor, with use of Piano;
also Bathroom in the finest built Sup Stairs
on J street. Address A. B. jal4 st
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wANTED-Losr. FOUND.

NTORK WANTED-BY A MAN AND WIFE
w on ranch or country hotel Address S.
H., this Office. jal5-3t$
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ITO LET-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
1 keeping, to parties without children. North
east corner Second and streets j1l-1w*
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NOR SALE-FOUR LOIS S0x16O, NORTH
Z side street; best location for dwellings in
the city; above all possible floods; near street
cars; city and pure well water; perfect drainage
and good soil. Apply to W. &. CHAMBERLAIN,
1918 NJ street. dlOu
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TOR sALE-AN IMPORTED PERCHERON
= Stal ion, age 10 years, color gray, weight
/ 700, sure foal-getter; will take good work
horses or brood mares in exchange. Inquire at
RECORD- UNION office. la4.lm
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Y. NJ. l., No. II.-Regulsr meeting this
evening. Fines for non-attendance.
WM. +. GORMLEY, President.
J. J. O'CoSNoR, Secretary. Its
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Down with England.
The Diet Opened.
TaImaCe Has 1t.

BERLIN. January 15th.-The Prussian
Diet opened to-day. The speech opening
the session was chiefly devoted to internal
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ITO RENT-Two UNFINISHED ROOM
suitable for housekeeping. Inquire
KREBS & CO.. 626 street. ja15-tf
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ITO LET-No. 1913 STREET, A COTTAGE
of five rooms with barn on the place. Apply
to Mrs. ]. A. BARRETT, 7O1 Twelfth, cor. G. .il1-tf
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r OsT-Two BAY MARES, WITH STRIPE IN
| ! face. Leave information at MAXON d
ACKLEY'S, and be rewarded ia15-tf
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TSOR RENT-ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF
IL good Alfalfa pasture at Brighton. Inquire
of PERKINS q son, Perkins Station. ia9.tf
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ITO RENT-FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS AM
Bath, suitable for housekeeping for mar
and wife. Inquire at 1898 G street. jal5-SL*
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NAPA, January 15th.-The jury in the
case of John Zsbbadini, charged with the
murder of 0lissi Cannetti at st. Helena
October 9th. returned verdict of not
guilty this evening. The case occupied
two-days' trial. The jury was out little
over two hnnra
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03
ALEXANDRIA. VA. MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY g. 1890
A GOOD CHANCE FOR REsr1rUr1oN.-In

e GOOD CHANCE FOR RESTITUTION. In
the spring af 1865 the house of Governor
John Lstcher (Virginias "war Governor'~
at Lexington, was burned by Hunters ar.
my, ard during the melee Invaluable au-
tograph album belonging to Miss Letoher,
and containing complete autographs OF all
the memters Of both houses of the Confed.
crate Congress. The resident. Vice Pfesl.
dent, and many Generals, ETC., was taken
from the building Souie years efter~ard
on ar ony rnous correspondent wrote from
Onio to The family tfferiDg to return the
album fer $3.50 The person wss written
to, but hfs cor c4sled his or her identity 40
completely that 30 ea,i-fac ion could be OBJ
tanned Or even questions asked Miss
Letcher ia now The wife of Prof. J A. Har.
risou, of Washington ard Lss University,
Lexington, and 70 say that she would be
delighted to tecaVer her lest treasure
would be unt!iag it mildly Richmond Crit.
&c, Jan 18Th
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VANDERBILT's FORESTS ON HIS NORTH
CAROLINA ESTATE The planting of trees
ou Mr. VanderbilL's estate has been dis
continued for the present. One hundred
and twenty acres have been plouehed up
and planted In white pines, which have
been arranged 10 rows seven feet between
the treea in the same row. This makes
1900 tree5 to the acre. The young trees are
from fifteen to eighteen inches in height,
aud are obtained from nursery near Chit.
cago. The white pines which have been
set out on the slopes where the timber has
been cut down take one year to root them.
selves firmly IN the soil. The second year
they grow about one foot higher end every
succeeding year they receive an additional
growth of three feet or more. Iu three years
from the time Of planting they will be at
least six feet in height, and In this climate
will attain maximum height of $50 feet.
The idea in planting them so clceely to.
ge,her is to make them grow very tall and
prevent them from putting forth branches
near the ground One thousand acres are
yet to be planted, but by the time Mr., Van.
dsrblts mansion is ready fer occupation the
whole mountain side will be covered with
dense woods. The ssmeness of the timber
land will be relieved by planting many
different kinds of trees at the base of the
hills and along the drives.-AsheUille N. c.
Citizen