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ONE OF The SLEUTHS
Detective Sirinso Of the Pinkerton
Gang Tells His Story.
HOW HE WORKED THE UNION
Re Testlfies For the Prosecution
In the Cases Against the
Miners Other
Witnesses.
spocIal Dispatch to the s,anhsri.


CorvI D'ALESE CITT. Idaho. Sept. si.-
George hgCc.oac. q black smith nc tho
Gem mine, was the first witness in tho
United States court this morning. he
testified 20 having been In tho Frisco mill
at tho time II was blown up; that he had a
revolver on during the fighting previous
Ia the blow up. hut tha; ho didn't fire any
shots. He said hc was among the number
who had to leave The country and that he
was forced into box car. The witness
said that he saw several of the defendants
on the nth of July.
I. G. Willox was then called. He said
he saw "Sagcbrush" Sinclair on July II
with n gun In his possession. The wit
ness said he carried the flag of truce from
Peter Brcen TO tho Gem mine. Brceu re-
ferrcd to him when engaging him to carry
the flag as "cheap man.
W. W. Cowlder was an omploye OF tho
Grant mill at Gem during the trouble and
said that nc did not know much about tho
ease. Mr.. Finch and II. II. Allen then
followed, and told about the meeting in
the Milwaukee Mining company's Office
at the time the terms Of surrender for the
Gem were drawn by Major Woods.
Frank Culbcrson was the next witness.
He testified 90 bcing a law and oIdcr
league man and mcme"F of the Nine
Owners association.
James Harvey. shift boss Tor the Poor
man, and X. j. Doncherty. bookkeeper
for that company, Then testified Their
testimony was unimportant.
Harry ;. Day was tho next witness. His
testimony was brief and urimpor'ant.
AZ the aftcrnoon session Charles bishop,
bookkccper Tor the Tiger minc, was the
first witness, but his testimony was unim-
por'ant.
Charles IL. Siringo, the detective who
| got into the Gem union and got the rec
or'is aud workings OF the Miners union
aud turned them over Tor the benefit OF
the mine owners. was called and said no
was detective In tho employ OF the Pink
crton National Detective agency; that no
| went into the Occur IL Alencs last faii Tor
tho purpose OF getting into the Miners
union; that he selected the Com union -
the hest place for his operations; that hs
was initiated into the union with III othcr
men; that not long after he was elected
recording secretary ana through mat oiiice
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R.fnrmrd al,urche..

TORONTO, Sept. 1.-rhc ffth general
council Of the alliance OF reformed
churches holding the Presbyterian ~ stem,
opened her. ,his morning IN the -. James
square Presbyterian churche. Rev. DR..
Caycn preached tue opening sermon. Rev.
pIof. Blake Of Edinburgh, president OF
the alliance then delivered the inaugural
address. After the appointment OF COM
nitt ,cs the alliance, adjourned. In tie
afternoon the delegates attended a garden
party. Commencing tomorrow morning,
afternoon and evening sessions will be
held for 10 deys.
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NT0DEATH'SARMS
Three Bad Wrecks All
in One Day.
MANY ROASTED ALIVE
Terrible Disaster on The Pittsburs, Fort
Wayne 4 Chicago Railroad.
A SCORE OF PERSONS DEAD
Four People Killed and Thirty
Five Injured In a Wreck on
the Santa Fe-A Day OF
Caiamlties.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Sept. H.-what will
undoubtedly prove the most disastrous
accident in the history of the Pittsburg,
Fort Wayce. z Chicago railroad took place
this morning early, near Shreve. A fast
east-bound express train collided with q
wcst-bound freight, both running at full
speed. The collision occurred on sharp
curve and In n cut where neither crew
were able to sec the other train approach
ing. immediately after the crash, flames
burst forth and IL is believed but two or
three persons wero killed outright, the
others having been pinned down and
slowly roasted TO death.
Thirteen burned and blackened trunks
have been taken from the wreck. They
nre those OF George Smith, Crestline; Is.
L. Reese. postal clerk, Massillon; II. :.
Allen, postal clerk. Columbinna; &. {.
Mann, postal clerk. Chicago; J. ID. Pattcr-
son, postal clerk, Beaver Falls. Pa; A. ID.
Glenn, brakeman, Allegheny; n. NJ. Ham,
mond. fireman, Allegheny: Samuel Jack
son. cSpressman. Chicago,and Ave uniden-
titled bodies, including those OF lady and
child. Some OF those unidentified were
bound for Alliance, Ohio, and others Es-
peyville. Penn.
Tho seriously injured are: Frank Burt.
Crcstline, engineer Of the express train I:
James Ade, Sandusky. a passenger; g..
Stoker, Pittsburg, Pa; ID. ID. Rhodes. Ma
honingtown, Pa; ". II. Brown, Hunting
ton, Ind; L. Koch, Massillon, Ohio; NJ.
Armstrong. Nob!esvi!lc, Ind, and j. Earn
est, Millyille, n. j.
Two of the postal cars. filled with
through mail. one of the express cars and
three freight cars were consumed by the
| fire. This afternoon $4,000 i'm silvc,
bricks were taken from beneath tho
masses OF iron and cinders. some of the
silver melted. A temporary track has
been built around the wreck and travel ia
| partially resumed.
The wreck was terrible one. and with
| the exception Of three Pullman cars, tho
passenger train was a shape!ess mass. As
| soon as the people Of Shrcve heard Of the
wreck many of them fastened 10 tho
scene with local physic,ans, and tried to
extincuish the flames and rescue
the unrortunatcs in the day coaches.
Tho fire gained too great headway
however. and little could he done. Those
that persisted were PINNED down b,
timbers and the people outside had "a
stand back while the helpless victim,
slowly burned TO death.
The fireman OF the freight train had a
horrible death. rs he was caughr i'm tho
cab and his frigh,fully burned body dang
led in the air in view of the hundreds who
visited the scene. the wreckcrs being un
able TO get at il because of the heat.
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WORK OF DEVILS.
A Train Wrecked with Aws wsul Results
ON tho santa fe.

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uli Him inihr Innt.

Special Dispatch to tho STANDARD
MIssoULA. Sept. IA shooting scrnpe
took place tonight in tho buckeye" sa-
loon on tho row, In which Jack O'Donncll
Of Ninc-Mile was shot in tho foot by Stella
Lawrence. proprieiress of q bagnio ON
Front street. They were in the saloon
drinking and got into an alteration.
O'Donnell kicked Stella and she pulled
her gun and began firing with the above
result. O'Donnell's wound was dressed
10y Dr. Hanson and he was sent 10 the
hosuital
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HE USED AN AXE.


ST. JosEru. Mo-, Sept. Civilian
Rice. farmer living near Bethany, went
to tho house OF his ncighbor, Mr.. Long,
last night and was murdered with an axe.
Long. who is believed TO bc crazy. COM
PEELED his wife and daughter TO help him
drag the body back 20 Ricc's house. Mrs.
Long fainting three times on the way.
When a posse went Ia Longs this morn
ing he MAS cntrenchcd in a cave and held
the crowd nj hay while he forced his wife
10 write a statement. lie then attempted
10 gu, his own throat. hut lid not inflict q
mortal wound. ~. was captured after u
desperate fight aud jailed.
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ONWARD TO MiSSoULA.
Marcus DAILY Talks About the Butte.
Anaconda n Pacific Road.

Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
MIssoULA. Sept. 2l.-Marcus Daily
camc dow IA from his Riverside ranch this
morning and left on the II o'clock train
Tor Anaconda. During his short stay in
this city he was approached BY several
prominent citizens in regard TO the Butte,
Anaconda & Pacific railroad. which has
been one of the prominent topics Of dis
cussion during the past week. Mr. DAILY,
Ia conversation with Judge Hiram
Knouies and Hon. Thomas Marshall, said
that the road would be built through To
Niissoula. aud that Chicago. Burlington u
Northern slcepers may be running into
Missoula inside Of l6 months. He further
stated that the road would be built
through to the Great Northern and beyond
io the coal fields in the Kootenai country,
aud when tho road was completed it
would furnish an average ~ IS car loads
Of coal per day for Butte and Anaconda
for 80 wears.
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ANACONDA MONTANA THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER
ton. ILL.,, who is badly injured and bruised
about the head and face. c. T. Worllav
OF Chilcott il badly bruised.


OF Chilcott il badly bruised.
where there was heavy down grade. The
train was running 40 miles an hour and II
was impossible for tho engineer TO sec tho
misplaced rails in time to check the speed
OF tho train. The coaches piled one over
the other until the baggage and express
cars were completely hidden from view.
Men, women and children were piled over
each other, caught in seats and thrown
through windows. Relief first reached
the train from Emporin. An examna-
tion OF the track shows the fish plates had
been carefully removed and tho bolts
taken out and tho spikes drawn
and the rail bent over TO
the inside. Robbery was unqucs-
tionably the object. as the train car
ricd one million dollars in currency en-
route 10 the Mexican headquarters in Bos-
ton. A spot was found where three men
had lain concealed In the grass and tracks
were discovered leading from this spot to
the track. The passengers were brought
10 Topeka at 10 o'clock this morning.
Some Of the wounded could not be re-
moved and several will probably die.
General Manager Robinson of the At
Crimson. Topeka & Santa Fc road has
offered a reward Of 81 600 for the arrest of
each of the men implicated in wrccking
the train. Major Lcc.ly. live stock agent
of the road. was on the wrecked train and
says he secured the treasure box from
deep under the wrcckage and delivered it
TO the Topeka agent of the Wclls-Fargo
express.
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FIXED Up Their Ticket

COLUMBIA. S. e.. Sept. 2i.-The state
democratic convention tonight adopted a
platform pledging loyal support TO Cleve-
land and Stevenson. aud rcafilrming
allegiance to the principles OF the party.
The follow ing ticket was named: Cow
ernor, b. X. Tillman: lieutenant gov-
crnor. Z. B. Gary: secretary Of state. J. T..
Tindall: comptroller. W. II. Ellcrbes I;
treasurer. w. I. Bates: attorney general.
ID. A. Townsend; superintendent OF edu-
cation, w. ID. Mayfield.
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zTlSyIssnAY
W4SAlE(eEERT21
AaNN!AN|y8,9o:

TO-DAY, the Sovereign Su-
premc Lodge Of the Odd Eel
lows CT America arc in pos
session If Portland, Oregon.
That thriving town is quite
lost in the host Of 10000 visit
ins Odd Fellows who are camp
ing on the tented fields, and
thronging the streets. To-day,
the representatives of the great
Order are visiting the North
western Exposition in Portland.
Whilst We have given due at.
tcntion to the wants of the little
lads, as we'll as to men of regula,
proportions, VIC have not been
unmindful of the wants of cor.
pulcnt as we'll as their tall and
slimly built men, and have there.
fore on hand an extensive stock
of suits to fit just such shapes a,
above described. Don't place
your order with your tailor before
seeing our stock, for We are sure
you can be fitted and the saving
to you in dollars will be an item
worthy of consideration.
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In Ind SiIane.

BosToH. Sept. 2i.-A temporary injunc-
ton was to-day granted the American
Protective league. Tie complainanis
complain the order is insolvcnt. and il is
alleged it's liabilities are .7sl 900 and its
assets but SOL 500. Counsel for the order
consent to temporary injunction. In
two weeks there will be hearing on the
matter of appointing a receiver.
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>epro,. and Mhlts.

Drs MoiSys, Iowa, sept 2l.-Ncws has
reached hcrr of an attempt OF n gang Of
negro trnmps to loot and burn the village
of Spencer. There was a pitched battle
between the negroes aud the citizens. aud
a number painfully injured. Several
negroes have been locked up.
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wabash Alfairs.

NEw YORK. Sept. 2l.-The meeting oi
the Wabash directors to-day resulted IL
the reelection of President Ashley Rnt
all the other old officers. The bylaws ar,
10 be changed SO as to create tho office OF
chairman of the board. which will proba
bly, be taken by George ]. Gould.
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ON THE IVES ROAD.
Tciesraphsrs strike on the Burlington.
Cedar Rapids 4 Northern.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Sept. I.-Thr
telegraphers of the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Northern, 10 the number OF iSO.
went out at noon to-day in obedience tn
an order issued by Chief Ramsay. ], is
reported tonight that Ramsay is nego,iat-
INK with officials of other railroad organi-
cations with view OF securing their aid
in the struggle. The telcgraphers refuse
TO talk on this point. Trains are running
with but little delay as yet.
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Ios,e. a, noekawa, Be- n

RoCKAwAY BEACH, l.. l., sept. 2i.-
Losses from yesterdays fire. a. stated by
the owners, sum up Sia6.UoJ. Many
smaller amounts will bring the total up to
s. 900 or rnorc.
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Cholera in HE mburg.

HAMBURG, sept. 2l.-Ope hundred and
.oriy-nine new cases of cholera and q
deaths from the disease were reported in
Hamburg yesterday. an increase of eight
new eases and "a decrease OF three deaths.
The first ins'allment Of the $1,000 marks.
subscribed in New York for the relief of
the sufferers. was received to-day.
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Nlr. iiarrl,nn at iinms

WAsnrNGroN, Sept. 2l.-Mrs. Harrison
arrived az the white house this morning.
Dr. Gardner said that Mrs. Harrison stood
the Journey from Loon Lake much better
than lac anticipated, and the fact that shc
reached home safely decidedly cheercd
her up.
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Causing Hi.ery aud Want.

HANntR sept. 2I.-1hc present chol.
ern epidemic j. carrying IN it's train such
wan, and suffering ms has never before
marked the history Of Hamburg. Nearly
all trades are at a standsiill. and thou
sands Of workinguon are idle and almost
siaryiug
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Stexen.ou IN North CnroIinn.

WuMISGToS. n. C.. Sept. 2i.-Hon.
Adlai Stevenson and party arrived here
this evening. A vice presidential salute
was fired and the fire alarm bells rung.
Notwithstanding unfayorsble weather a
large crowd assembled and the procession
exceeded expectations. Governor Holt in-
troduced General Stevenson. who received
great applause. He discussed principally
the tariff and the force bill.
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ALBANY. n. Y, Sept. ei.-Iabor Com
missioner Peck has been notified To ap-
pear In court tomorrow morning. Peck
is In New York city. II is supposed he Is
wanted To answer the scaled indictment.
for burning public records, returrcd by
the grand Jury.
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Dor M,n, Of r,id.ncr.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 2l.-Victor Shanniser
and Mrs. Josephine Colenlaf, charged
with poisoning Mrs. Austin and Mrs.
Sher!ll. were dismissed to-day for want OF
..ifiau,p
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Grnnrnl I,onr III.

CIScisNA1t. Sept. g.-A dispatch from
Sandusky. Ohio, states tia, Gen. John
Pope is suffering from severe c2se of
nervous prostration. His friends arc any
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Married "A singrr.

DARMsrApr. Sept. si.-Prince Henry ei
Hessc Was married to-day to a singer
named Hcrsic. a daughter Of a Croatiau
deputy.
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MrApviIIE. Pa. sept. si.-The jury in
the DE LamuJcT case Was completed to-
dny ana afgufisnts leguu.
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THE REAL AsiATic KIND.


New York.
NEW York. sept. 2i.-Thc health de-
partment received this afternoon from
Professor Biggs the result OF his bactcrio-
logical examinations made in the case OF
John Knox, a fireman of the steamship
Nevada, and Louis Wcinhagen. The re-
port states that both cases are genuine
Asiatic cholera. Another case of SUE
pected cholera was reported this after
noon, Patrick Stewart, boiler maker
employed in tho Brooklyn navy yard.
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Deacon parIon.i.

PARIS, Sept. 2i.-It Is reported that
President Carnot has pardoned Deacon,
who killed his wlfu's bcirAyer.
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GREENvILLE. Sept. 2i.-A work train
crashed into passenger train n; Cortland.
Ohio, last night. all passengers and crew
being badly injured and n baby killed.
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ne carry and manyae-
tire Me largest line Of
SonVen,r Spoons tn Me
state. Any u'oyk J'oA atsh
bM ON a sboon from a bho-
kogyubh. ae can 40 in first
class style on shoY notice.
LEYS 'Ht cWst9 c'Wsstt9Itsstock tsstock
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

nFFTCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" District Of Columbia. WASHINGTON, n. c. July -.
1sS2.-To Al whom II may concern: u having bec1
Columbia that the following named work IL necessary
for the public health safety comfort under st o.
CONGRESS approved Aurust 6. 1880 ca U. 8 STATE.
ordered under the compulsory permit system. ono
half the TO be assessed against AbuftinF propsrf
the Commissioners hereby sive notice that hey vfn
sssssS Until 4 W. Ssa ext NJ
EIGHTH. le<s2 said objections should be submitted
IN writing. Laying sew-rs foilovs; e indiceted
upon psts in the once Of the Engineer csmmissoner:
thence easterly the south side Of ST. - the mouth
square viii the eIcepsion q Tie south oasles .llsy
the cast ana west ssy in square 56o; in the sssf a.
sis ", along he north ale % Z 81. for about .
s sun a 81 s ss s Alley n asSe .na N ss
along fsttarson 81 between North Capitol and ist n
iss -. :ps az :ss CO 10: :oass "a. e
ss@. = .s 1f s sc ND On ss s :;ss -
& ssis';s 4 ROSS. W VIZ 4 iOssfis
OFFICE OF THE coNAIssToxKRs on fnI
" D1gtrct Of Columbia. Warrington, July -.
e2-ordsreS, That the paragraph rslstins % ~
rsss % BE- paid ior The oecnpetioh Of veule. p y
q q sse. Is z
line - - forth q the buidins rssuls q Is
pistrict q Columbia. y hereby smsnda 20 rsa1 =
q Is esn: psr cube soe shs n s e &c Suss
koases nd 10 cent? par Guido foos 10 front q dvs
ipes. psvemsne ovsr vsulB must be coas1uc3sd =
p ss n.y. w. S & iss Ixs Sws' sSs E
koSsx1A. ooumisssonsrs. Dsssssct q Columbia
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PERSONAL
PROPOSALS.

WAsEINGLoN OFFICE THE CHEVY CHASE
" LAND Co. lST4 80 nv. July q. 1892.
rSfS Schock So sos'e auau 81 MS ssrH
III p.s g ave-. a n.
'eSess adjacent + ON sTs' NYN,S s.cr.,.
i SUPPLY Division, July 20, lss2.-sealed propo.
sf L Nj Noon &c ssosyef a sss oSs g5
TMsSL MI ls@ ieT turnishinr q. War Depart
Proposals viii received for the whole a any par; q
at s War Ga- s ans %o 90 q =
", wsshingos for whet regnircd by the psres e whom
quantities and At suh times the convenience % the
% or ia. .Hs %
SPECIFICATIONS, general instructions 20 bidder. and
isSed dealers on sppicstion 70 th. oics Bia. mqsi
S Se ss cs and d x.
ment. yy1-4tkauis 10
" District OF Columbia. Washington. July "a lsa2
fafIv oock SoS es r Mo 3 isi o aSs gHs
ibs sapad. is fSI si.s for an snsns hoa.s -,his
iioriSs .1enne nortsre Sire 70 ae not ss ,sss
ieet front by not less than one hundred feet
one pric. ior lie vhsis Oi .. stated The rsht g ~
;sS:? SeaS S6tSEsss. C JOBS e s.'i SSss.
%M T. RoSsELL Commissioners District iy r Go
u HAD TELEGRAPH LINE PROM THF NAVY
atap
e. n Grd 4, Nag psPAr,%sn. w..aips,en D O.
dorsed Prepo-ss tor erection q T. .srsh line vii
SooN' srsusT ST o qfSfH aan isss. and puSSiy
opened immediately thereafter. Specifications and
aDn o q snTss sdae b %
inform themselves OF the character 81 the vort Re-
slonstble security viii he required for the faithful
penalties for delays. The rFhf IL reserved Of
prolonged delay. TO cancel the contract compiete
INC work At THE -lss and eLnense II the conL.ctor
bond equal 20 twenty cent Of each bid
must accompany the same IN al cssss proyidedfor
IN the blank form OF PROPOSAL Nh. NJ fOlGEk
DTPphRTMESI or STATE. WASHINGTON,
the SECOND D \ OF AUGUST. isrs. 10 furnish
articles for the year ending June 20 ls3 in accord
snce with schedule OF aricies which vii be piled
70 rersons and nrnt PROPOSING % I'D The rtsst %
OF any 80. or amend the quantity siven q any
article IN the schedule il reserved. Each bidder viii
es ee1uFsa x furnh ~ q. od bond With ,se
faithful performance Of the cOntrar; which may be
awarded him. AL samples submitted should be lsft
jyls.e %. %. $40
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" Distrietof Columbia. washington. July q, 1892
ssslea PrOrossslls ri @ ,s;eysd q III, efh.s ua,
building in squares g. 81 IO3 loS. iO5 los 100.
l2I. ia and ~ Georgetown. d. c. Site 70 be about
Sssisn1le the nanbers Of be lot. the .agsrs and the
stated The right % reject md 4. bids q
yo Sh W l' Toss w T. RossiLL' co@ni..iooss;
Of the District Of Columbia. iyases
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EDUCATIONAL
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RI rs INCREASING IN VALUE EVERY DAY.
You CAN EITHER BUY OR RENT
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. MD.

The houses will be rented for from as 70 ais rer
month or sold on .msn monthly payments Of prices
Tangtng from 81. 400 to 81, 500. depending on the
location. number Of rooms he No other sibiig1sion
Possesses the natural ADVANTAGES Of lakeland among
Which. in the center Of park Of pleasing rroporons
stocted with fish and supplied with pleasure boats u
different kinds
Lakeland Is little over eight mile. from this city via
=: and o. =. r. or the Baltimore pike and IN az
ton Electric r. r. The honsee we'll built on GOOD
bries foundations with porchee cosess cellars out.
that contain about 1900 square fest Of ground
Churches schools. post once and stores are convs-
nient Twenty trains daily-eomnutstion fare &c
Fog fnrthey psrticulays plsts &C, apply 20 EDWIN
1os m o. a. eo 81 ossv re-, aud
ins.ndsns. MG. I. y. CABLE ,n' ''A TOT tine super
EoR sLE-Aoq ACRES on LIss OF coon LAND
Ora .x rniles below the latter Place part Of ORIGINAL
Mount vern9n tract, sood brildinss. fsnctns timber.
water and fruit; the electric railway now building
crosses tbs propsrty: Address s. q. sNowpEN