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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-09
John II. Mitchell Goes Up Hirher.

,,! aASoaA, Aug. ESPECIAL. ]-John H.
MYitcneii. jr., counsel for the Northern
racine railroad in this city, has been ap-
pointed counsel at st. Paul under General
Counsel Mcknight, to succeed John G.
nuiiett. resigned. James NJ. Ashton. who
naS Just returned from his wedding tour,
WI, % counsel at Tacoma. also under Mr..
McNaught. The change takes effect on
September I.
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work ON the south Bend Branch.

c;OonA, Aug. s.-[special.l-C. w.
Wigs mas returned from South Bend
S Haains the quickest time on record from
nousn Bend to Tacoma. He left South
nsno during the forenoon and by wagon
"nefe men are at work on the Sonth
enu Dranch, and thence by rail he ar
llveo mere in the evening. One thousand
nen and 300 horses are at work on the
ooutn Bend branch, the grading of which
MT. Griggs now says will be completed the
natter part Of September.
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thu C;,v coneress can admit Captain Watkins. Of
snecis, s =, faris to naturalization except by
20 .drn,s ~ ~ would certainly be very wrong
ana =, ). ofelgn vessels to American registry
Era, ~ tne same time have them ofscersd by
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EXCURSION.

r,.. w;,l be an excursion by the Taylor
Congregational church next FRIDAY 70 .ne
Puget sound naval station ior' orchara
bay. on the steamer Ellis. Fare 20 cents.
children from S to II. y cents. steamer
leaves Harrington & Smiths wharf a. NJ
T;ckets a, Stewart & Holmes drug store.
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New Suits Filed.

The following suits were begun yester-
day in the superior court:
Mary A. Dornbach vs.. North British and Mer-
camille Insurance Company-Suit to rscovs'f
$1,000 insurance.
Andrew Leverson vs. Louis G. Andesa -stit
to recover $46S 80 for work.
r. L. 6tinson VI. A. II Gamei--Suft On prom
iDsory note to recover 5000
Alma L Barber Va Elmer e Barber-suit for
diycfc0
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Two New Cftfxens.

Charles Oberg and George Nelson. ma
tives of Norway, took the oath of al
legiance yesterday before Judge Lichten-
berg and were admitted to citizenship.
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MORE OCEAN GRHYHoUNDs.
A"fes Liners to Be Built to Excel the
Swiftest Steamers Anoat.

NV YORK, Aug. s.-According to tho
stooklyn Eagle, one Of its reporters today
Sked Mr.. Dallett, of the firm owning the
Sed Star line, about the rumor that the
tfamps, of Philadelphia, had secured the
contract to build ocean grey hounds to beat
we records of the City Of New York and
me City of Paris. Dallett said:
HE contracts have been signed saw Charles
sasmp At Philadelphia . few days ago and ne
sold me the drawings and specifications had
Zen made The contract calls for two ships OF
S.soo tons each, but il 10 understood that three
such vessels have beou contracted for. do nos
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BREYITIES,
Harrison hats at Dimock 4 Cheasty's.
A. d A. Scottish Rite Lodge, No I, toniR

A. d A. SOOttlsh Rlt0 LODGE NO ], t6nIghE
Rev. J. E Bailey, late OF Cincinnati. now pas
tor of the Second n. p. church, will address the
Prohibitionists at Olympic hall, !. ITO Second
street. this evening.
Mrs. L Tyler, IN aged woman, whose home 10
on McClair street. was taken 10 the county jail
last evening suffering from insanity. She will
be sent to the asylum today. Her insanity 10 OF
Q mild type, and it is thought she can be cured.
Licenses to wed were issued yesterday by the
county auditor to August Julius Stulls and
Otillia Schroeder, both of Seattle; J. A. Parry. OF
Seattle, and Margaret L Winifrsd, Of Toledo, O. 1:
L J. franklin, OF Slaughter. and Vida Frost, Of
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PASSENGER LISTS.

ELL1srcN. Mont. Aug. s.-tspecial. 1-North.
ern Pacific train No has these passengers:
c. E. Munroe, E. A. Parsons. J. D. Wilkins, Q.
r Manning, Thomas Owens, George Roberts, c.
". Blake, Ray Snyder, Eugene Phelps, George
Cox, Miss Eva Williams, Hattie Lewis, Mrs.
Phelps, Mrs. r A. Godfrey, Mrs. Il N. Martin,
and kiXtY.fOur eecOnd.clasA.
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EOUALIZING THE ROLL.
opportunity to Object to Excessive Val.
nation OF Propcrty.

u~thUn Oh TTopcFVys
Yesterday the board of equalization met
IN the city hall to listen to objections to
The valuation OF property for taxation
made by the assessor. It consists of
Aldermen Miller. chairman; Carrie and
Daniton. Delegates Coryell, Cook and
Ryan. with City Clerk Stoneman as secre-
'a'y. Very few objections were made
Yesterday, but the board is particularly
anxious to have taxpayers examine the
roll 80 as to avoid complaint Of over-taxa-
Ton. The hours are from 8 till 5. The
snne1ed district is this year included in
We city roll for the first time.
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Enlarging tho Treasury.

Ihe carpenters are busy enlarging the
S'y treasurer's office in order to afford
0esser accommodation for taxpayers. The
number Of rolls is now seven for this year
sions. and it was utterly impossible to
an0 room for them ON the counter.
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r-.,. Land Company

=. r,s,.rea 10 of,sr manufacturing sites with
rsit ana water transportation facilities. IN
formation furnished on application. ochus,e.
puryee, general manager H'e's''' VI N-A'
~ Eittiuger, seattle.
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SUPERIOR couRT-LIcHrxNBRRs.

SUPERIOR CoURT-LICHrINB8R0.J J.
Laramie Mayer ". Charles =. Frasch ald wife
Hearing of settlement OF statement of facts;
certificate attached and signed by court
Gill & Ryan W. the Lake Shore Lumber Com
pauy-Order allowing original statement of
facts to be transmitted a. raft Of tho transcript
on appeal: signed.
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work or County Commissioners.

Inc county commissioners are still
oa'iiy engaged in equaiizing the tax as
sessment rolls. This morning they leave
'ot Redmond to investigate the matter OF
nver.
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It Has Come
To This

That every successful, meritor-
ious article has its limitations.
This is a grave injustice, for
the genuine pure article will
often be judged by the imita-
ton. No preparations require
for their manufacture more
care and skill, more costly
and purer materials, than
Flavoring Extracts.
In this instance cheap mater
ials mean inferior flavors.
DR.. Prices Delicious Flavor
ing Extracts have won their
way to public confidence. by
the pure and costly materials
used, the. new processes en-
ployed for extracting from
the fruits their natural flavor
ing principles. In using DR..
Prices Orange, Lemon,
Vanilla or other flavors the
housewife will never fail to
obtain the grateful favor
desired.
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VII, r,.;t,xe,v cure alex headache and prevent
a.. ,n.,,rn' carriers Little Liver Pills TINS 10
No, No taiK. but truth. One pill dose; see aass.'
tissmeat small pill small dose smsu p''ss'
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nov tho Great Northern Lays Rails.
Ihe Medical Lake Ledqey saws:

Inc Great Northern track layers came In sight
suu BOY out OF II again 30 quickly that only those
who were up early in the morning and took an
early start were able to sec how the lob was
dome About sixty men worked in q gang 80
rapidly and 50 like machines that what once
was simply grade became transformed almost
oy magic into full-fedged railroad, over which
ran the waiting train. apparently pushing the
men 70 further effort
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Tho King Relief Fund.

The PosT-INrELLIeENcE1 fund for the re.
lief of the King family still continues to
grow, though slowly. The total amount
of money received by this paper to date 10
$35O9O. Yesterday 81 in cash was received
a. follows:
Cash. %
Ruby Friend ! IN
Arthur FriendS '''''''''''''''''''''''''''' y"
The Posr-INTELLIGEEaR will still con-
tinue to receive money for the family.
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The NacDougau & Southwisk Co.
DIR. bow MAN & Co..
~ Commercial st.. Seattle, Val.
All Chronic and Oamplicatod Diseases
Of Men. Women and Chndrsn
Speedily Cured.

NERVOUS DEBILITY. spermatorrhoa ssmh
nal Losses, sight ADMISSIONS, Loss OF Vital PowerA
sieeplsssnsss oioominess, Depression Of Spirits,
Aversion TO society, Nearly discouraged, LACY Oh
Condolences. puu, Lisllsss Unfit for study or Busi-
ness. permanently aud speedily cared
ALL ShXUAL DEFORMITIES and impede
ments 10 marriage corrected. Blood and Skin Dis
eases. syphhs. com pieteiy eradicatsd without the
use Of mercury. scrofule, hEysipslss. Blotches,
Eruptons Ecsema, Acne. Ulcers. Pimplss. Pains
In the Head and Bones. etc. permanently cured
URINARY, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, weak
Back, Burning Urine. Frequency OF Irritating,
urfne High Col0red with Milky Sediment on
standing 0cnoPrh0a, elect Cysttus, Vaxioocelc.
Hydrocele. etc., permanently cured Charges roae
sonAble
STRUCTURE cured IN from 6fseen 90 twenty
days by the latest and most scientific methoda
CATARhH, Throat. Nose and Lung Diseases
suoce ssfuly and permanently cured
DR.. Bowman a Co. are the oldest ana most rsr
liable speciality firm in the Pacific Northwest
having been established In the city Of Chicago il
1857.
The Seattle once 10 under the personal super
vision OF Dr. Bowman
Offioe hours-S . N 70 p m: sundays 10 q
m. to IL N.
y. B.-Ps-sons unable to visit W may be treated
81 their homes By correspondence ConsultAtioA
ftea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-11-29
ditors with her beautiful cello solos
and received q weil-merited applause
Boston Ooiiy Globe.

THE Doc KILLED-The dog belong
ing to Mr.. Rozier Brown, of West End,
supposed to be mad, and which had ter
rorized the people of that village and of
the western section of this city for the
past few days, having bitten several
persons aud a large number of dogs.
was killed yesterday evening at MIR.
Browns home by colored youth. The
dog returned to his home Yesterday
evening, and as soon rs his presence be-
came known the colored boy secured Il
gun and after short fight with the
brute, in which the boy narrowly es-
capped being bitten. he dispatched the
animal. Young Milton Watkins, who
was bitten by the dog on Friday last,
and who went to Rcctortown to have
the maidstone belonging to Mrs Scaton
applied to the wound, returned last
night. He says the stone did not ad-
here to the wound and he is relieved OF,
any fears concerning the bite. The
owner OF the stone thinks thai the dog
either was not mad or that any virus
that might have been ON his teeth was
absorbed by the heavy clothing through
which he bit before the teeth penc-
tratcd young Watkins flesh.
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An BARRE1 OF MoLAssEs.-Mayor

THAT BARREL OF MOLASSES.-Mayor
-.,...,.s last night had, before him Frank
If,.Isv q German, and Henry Caring
'Lo rolored. arrested in connection
'.i.,,.thc theft of the barrel Of molasses
..au the pavement in front of the store
=. iya-srs Garrett and Monroe. on Cam
..,n street. Darlington alleged that
a..o,.t - O'Clock Saturday night Hen
IN a bcastly state OF intoXication,
s14ie 10 his house, about half a mile
-au the store of Messrs. Garrett and
,,ogroe. rolling the barrel of molasses;
he llarrmgton). his son and an
...r man picked the German up and
,t hi:n in the house; that later they
s3el The barrel into the house. On
{, 5d.v. having learned the police
searching the neighborhood for the
Missing property, he apprised the firm
.ot lleulcys procedure. The latter, who
v- represented by c. c. Carlin, esq,
,rte-tcd his innocence, and from the
Icuee ii seemed That wns too
NIX to have rolled = barlel weighing
a, p0unds such i distance. CARING
-an son. who had been ont till near
Midnight Saturday, and who could give
no connected account of his movements,
was. ii seemed, first 10 find Henley and
tie barrel of molasses, and his testi-
monk WAS in the nature Of an attempt
70 e5rroborate his fathers testimony.
Imr:ag he trial il was stated that two
white ladies had seen negro man roll
luz a barrel up Pitt strcetat an unseem-
+, hour Saturday night Henley was
.l-chargcd and Darlington, in whose
la-s,.ssion the property was found, was
held Cor further hearing.
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THE RIVER QUEEN-The steamer
River Queen. of the Mount Vernon ana
Marshall Hall Steamboat Company's
line, arrived al Washington Yesterday
from Baltimore, after receiving extern
sivc repairs. Among the repairs were
new gallows frame and engine found
alton and Il set of Sponsors. Each OF
the sponsors forms y part OF the hull
from the wheel house TO the stern.
The hurricane deck was strengthened
and recovered with canvas and Il stair
way leading to it from the saloon deck
was added The electric search light
was removed from the break of the
deckvGouse and regretted on Il plat
form forward OF the mast. The engine
was lined up and the boilers thoroughly
ovcrhauled.
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DRY GOODS.


glance as you are passing, as we are buy
ing something new every two or three days
and at this stage Of the season we frequent
ly buy lots a little off in price and give GU
customers the advantage Of the bargain
Have just opened nice little lot Of Light
Jackets, worth 1913; we mark them So.
This is bargain.
Another value full lined front with satin
at $3.50, regular $1,000 garment.
Last week we put some extra values III
Black Beaver and Diagonal Jackets, all I'M
der price.
Have great many hobby and desirable
Jackets in stock, and most of them can't be
duplicated
We were never at this season of the year
in better shape to serve you i'll Carpets. 0w
inc to the advancing market we bought free
ly in all kinds Of Carpets, and everything
goes at the old price Some special bargains
also from auction goods and always q bar
gain in Rugs.
Full lines of Ladies and Gents Underwear
White Shirts, Numbered and unlaundered
Night Shirts, plain and embroidered.
Ties-Puf,, Teck and Four-in-hand
First-class Merchant Tailoring speciality
ONE PRICE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-11-29

RAILROAD CoYEECTIoN.-It was
stated some time since that a connec-
ton would be made between the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad and the
Mt. Vernon Electric Railway by line
10 be built from the foot of Franklin
street around the river shore and across
Jones's Point to a point on the electric
railway at the foot of Royal street. The
surveys have been completed and the
work OF binding the connecting line
about a half miie) will, it is said, DC
commenced in few days. When this
line is completed it will offer many ia
cilities to the manufacturing companies
now located ut New Alexandria and
will induce others to begin operations
there. The Deis company is now man
ulac;uring chairs mt the rate of a hun
dred Il day and will soon increase their
output. When the connecting road is
built the company can ship their chairs,
&c, from their doors to all the markets
in the country.
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4 FIERCE FEMALE.-Sadic Horton, n
,.,..I-llnown denizeu otthe northeastern
section ofthc city passing lor colored,
ans 0ith a marked prcponderance OF
tircas-ian blood in her veins, drank
herself drunl, yesterday evening, and,
like most convivial characters, supposed
shccould stand more Remembering DO
lions. Mr.. Rice, whose store she en-
cred. refused to sell her any more
lislior. and she became disorderly, so
much 50 Chat he elected her from the
premises. She soon returned, and Mr..
Rice finally teiephoned for a policeman;
when Officer Belts arrived Sadie had
disappeared. but she was soon found
and put under arrest On the way 10
The station honse She Questioned the OF
iiccls power 10 take her in custody
without Il warrant, seemingly Obvious
:, the fact that She had been found
drunk in which case warrant Was not
necessary. She resisted the minion OF
the law wax determined she pulled,
twisted. sat down and finally got the
1s!iccman's finger in her mouth and
drove her teeth in the flesh. 4 this
.unclurc Che burly hand of The officer
came in contact with her jaws with
such force that she relaxed her hold IN
stanter. in the scutlie her 'Mother
Hubbard" dress was split down the
'front.'. This last scene was enacted in
front of the lEydraulion engine house,
and Engineer Bontz, who was present,
closed the woman s dress While the po-
,ieeman held her. Tie iratc female
cas-, The vilest epithcts on the officer on
he way 10 the station house, and last
nieht Mayor Strauss fined her -.
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Az OLD Man CHARGED WITH CRIME.-An
old man named lanes w. Wright was brought
TO the bar of the Criminal Court, in Washing
ton, before Justice Cox yesterday, on an in
dic,mcnt for assault upon 4 young girl Of
twelve years of age, Della Adams, whom he
called his stcpdaughter. She had lived with
HIM for some time and had gone with him to
meetings of the Central Union Mission, and,
at the suggestion Of Mr.. Wright, Rev. Mr..
Bailey. Of the mission, took the girl as do
nestle in his family. Wright said that the
child had been found By him in vile howell
at Norfolk, Va, aud carried 10 Washington
Aiterward it was charged chat he had at
tempted 4 criminal assault upon her. He
prepared II marriage contract with her, and
both he and She signed it. On his examina-
nation in court be explained that inc prepared
this marriage contract in order to give him
some control over her and restrain her from
dangerous association with young men. The
prosecution, on the other hand alleged that
the paper had been prepared to relieve the
defendant from the consequences of his crime.
The case WAS not concluded when the court
adjourned.
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LOCAL RREYlTIES

IN the Corporation Court to-day Mrs.
Honora Murphy qualifiel as guardian
of Marion Nolan.
The German Building Association
No. . last night loaned 81 400 at dis
count Of 10 per cent.
1t would appear from casual read
ing OF the GAZETTE that the community
hes been stirred up.
The first rehearsal Of the season of
'he Alexandria Musical Association
will be held at Sarepta Hall tonight.
4 dredgc is at work at New Alexan-
drla filling in the old dyke and the
marsh lands through which the same
runs will bereclaimed.
As will he seen by notice elsewhere
all persons paying their corporation
taxes hy the Sd OF December will save
the . per cent. penalty.
Mr.. Geo Jones has been given the
contraci for building four brick houses
on Fay etc street, between King and
Cameron, for MIR. j. a. Marshall.
Jos. Pierson and L. Y. Rosser who
sent TO Jail in Fairfax county last week
for d;sorderly conduct on Midland
train have been released on bail.
The garrison at Fort Myer, in this
county, will soon be supplied with wa
ter from Washington. \ pipe will be
laid from the Washington city main
across the Aqueduct bridge TO the fort.
The City Treasurer was busy to-day
receiving the State taxes. After Thurs
day a penalty Of per cent will be ad-
ded to the bills not paid by that time.
The treasurer's Office will be open to-
night and tomorrow night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-11-29

MAKING MONEY OFF WIVES William
Mayhor of Rivcrtou, Iowa, is under arrest
for poisoning five Of his wives the last dying
October 2S. He had the life OF his last vie
tim insured in the Equitable Life Insurance
Company, of New York. for $1,000 The
policy was written bya district agent and was
sent to the Office in Dies Noincs for approval a
week, or o days before she 50 suddenly died.
After being investigated i'll the regular way it
was approved, aud the payment heiag made
the policy was sent TO Alayhor but three days
before his wife's death. 1t is believed he in
surcd all of the women and then killed them.
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Pronounced Hopeless. Yet Saved,

From letter written by Mra. Ada Z. lurd
~ @roton, s. D.. we quote: WAS taken with
= had cold IN settled on my Lungs, cough
sci in and finally terminate in Consumption.
Four doctors gave ne up. saying could live
hut short time. | gave mysclf up to my
Saviour, dc.ormucd il ! could 10! stay with
my friends OH earth, world meet InA absent
ones above My husband was advised to get
Or. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. gave tia trial, took in
all. eight bottles it has cared MO, and thank
Cod am now 4 well ana hearty woman
Trial bottles free at C. G. Lemons Drug
store Goa King street. Regular size, soc
and 81
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DRY GOODS.

OPPORTUNITY is a good
I thing, and no sensible
person, not even the small
boy, ever misses a good chance.
There are opportunities eX-
isting now for people to Sc
cure bargains, and the chance
may not present itself again
for a long time. All we asks
that you will call and compare
our goods and prices before
buying. We claim that our
goods are the finest and most
varied ever shown in this city,
and we challenge competition
in both quality and price.
We wish to especially call
your attention to our Dress
Goods stock, which comprises
all the newest weaves and col
orings. We are exceptionally
strong in our IS and soc lines.
Our Black Goods stock is
also beautifully supplied.
In selecting our stock Of
Dress Goods we have not
omitted TO buy appropriate
trimmings and can supply your
wants with as large a variety
as can be found in stores in
large cities. We have also a
large variety of wash fabrics,
one especial bargain being one
(D case, 5000 yards, of assort-
ed Aprons and Dress Cling
hams at 6Hc, regular Ioc
goods.
The season of the year is
now upon US when housekeep-
ers who anticipate beautifying
their homes with an appro-
pirate floor covering are ask
inq themselves where to find
the variety of styles and pat
terms of Carpeting, etc, at the
right prices. We can answer
by inviting you to our Carpet
Department, where you will
find we have surpassed all for
mer efforts, and can safely say
we can suit the most fastidious.
ISAAC EICHBERG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-11-29

MAcnINIsTs ORGANIZE.-1'he ma
chinists of Alexandria met last evening
for the purpose Of organizing lodge Of
the International Association of Ma
chinists. The requisite number were
present for an application for Il charter.
The meeting was addressed by Harry
Spcake. of Washington, and J. W.
Snead, of Atlanta, Ca, and others WHO
were present from Columbia Lodge, Of
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-11-29

PROPERTY SALE.-Messrs O'NcaI
and Lunt. auctioneers, sold to-day ri
public auction for Messrs Armstrong,
Stuart and johnson, commissioners in
the cEanccry cause of Pullin ct Tx vs..
ilcwes ct ais, Il lot of ground, with Il
two story frame tenement thereon sit
uated on the west side Of Lee street,
north of Wolf, p feet front by 16 feet
in depth, to Mr.. 0. f. Baggctt for Mrs.
u. IYnch for Sl20O.