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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27

PETERSBURG, VA, Soptember u
Especial )-Postmaster II. X. smith re-
gentleman in Warwick county which
Stated that the body of a person had
been washed ashore in that county. when
answered the description Of the late j.
NJ. Newcomb, ard that 1t was kept Tor
identification. The writer gays that he
had read the description OF Mr.. New
comb in the Dispatch, and that hc was
confident that the body would prove to
be that OF the late Mr. Newcomb's The
letter WAS turned over TO Mrs. Newcomp'
and parties will be sent at once to War
wick county to Investigate the facts con-
tanned In the letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
Death az Mrs. Adelaide 4: Hunter.

DANVUIE. VA. 3 SEPTEMBER 25.--,Spe.
cialD-Mrs. Adelaide \. Hunter. re!.ct %
Peter Hunter. d,ed in ihis city yesterday.
She was bonn lu Richmond March, lboi.
Her parents were PtOlemy and HARRIET
Bupuy Watkins. When a child her
parents came 70 Danvi,le. h.r father en-
terine into the m rchantise business ana
manufacturing Of tobacco. In 1853 she WIS
united ia MARI aEe 70 Rev William ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
A CIRCUS TRAIN PARTLY WRECKED.
Thrsc Flat Cars. With Six Wagons Toppie
Into the Potomxc-rhe Loss.

Into the Potomac~ihe Loss'
ALEXANDRIA, VA, September &C.
Special railroad circus train,
en- route to Lcesburg. was wrecked on
the Washington and Ohio Division or
the Southern railroad. snort distance
north of the Southern freight station
In this city. early this morning.
The show had given two performances
here yesterday, and had just started out
for I,eesburg. The train was moving very
slowly when from some unknown cause,
the horse-car and three hats, on which
were the baggage-wagons, &C. LETT tho
track at n point on an embankment thirty
feet above the Potomac river. Six or
the large wagons on the flats toppled
over down the bank into the water, and
Michael Mccarthy (white). foreman OF
the circus hands, and George Jones tcoi-
ored) were hurt the former having his
arm dislocated and the latter a shoulder
crushed. arm broken. and being otherwise
hurt. A wrecking train was At once sent
10 the scene OF the accident, but Ii was
o'clock this morning before the derailed
cars were gotten bacl&QQ the track and
the circus proceeded on ITS way. The
wagons that rolled down the bank were
badly broken up and will be total toss
TO the circus-ownerS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
The Uighlanders Congratulated.

MONTERREY. VA, Sepember N.-tSpe-
ciai)-The Monterey and S,aunton tele-
phone line has been completed except the
placing Of the Instruments. Communica-
lion is now ha5 over the line as far az
Mcdowell. "A distance II ten miles and II
Is hoped that the whole lire Will be ia
Grafton at 10 distant day. gentle
man from a distance, whose oppcrtuniti. :
perhaps have been superior - ours. IN
some respects ct least. - said 10 have
congre tulIted the Highland people in a
letter TO a Highlander. about as follows
Il am glad You people out there ar 80 :
ting a tellfone; it will help that back
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27

The Baltimore City Council has under
consideration an ordinance proposing TO
submit TO popular vote the question of
making a new loan Of 100000. OF this
sum il is proposed to use 100000 TO COM
plete the new courthouse, 100000 TO
purchase the Clifton estate for public
park. ana 100000 to enlarge the city
,.,a+aru-orke
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
DIED IN A VACANT HOUSE.
j. W. Burton, of Asbeville, Found UncOn.
acions and Exnlres Snnn Afterwards

PETERSBURG. VA. September 2S.-
(Special)-A white man, neatly dressed.
was found in an unconscious condition
in vacant house on south Gill street
late this afternoon. and he died before
assistance could be gotten. Investigation
shows that j. w. Burton is his NAME
and that he lives at Asheyille. ~ c..
and has friends and relatives living there,
who Will be notified. He is about 20
years old and was a newspaper man.
The Coroner was notified and an inquest
will be held. Burton arrived in this city
yesterday. and had been drinking hard.
lie spent yesterday walking out in the
country. He had been In the house in
which he was found sick about five hours
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27

The las. sermon OF Or. Felix Hill Will
be preached ~ Trinity church. Baltimore,
on Sunday october IN. ana he VII leave
NEXT daV for his n-w charge AT Kansas
Guy. Mo. His place VIII be- l.iled In few
weeks by Bisnop Graubery. /, Is said tnat
REV. Or. TUDOR. Of The Bro d-Stree' Me-
thodist church, Of Richmond. Va, whose
urrsent pa,torate will expire in November,
and who expects TO be transferred 20 the
Baltimore Conference, Will probably BE-
Or. Hips successor at Trinity. Severai
other preachers from other conferences
arc also mentioned in connection win
the Mace,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
Death of 81 Rride of Ten DAYS.

STAUNTON. VA, September 26.-(Spe-
cial AS noted in the Dispatch at the
time, Miss Eva Bell, a pretty Winchester
girl, aged p years. was married here ten
days ago to Joseph A. Savage. a wealthy
middle-aged man. Of Hernstown The
marriage took place In the parlors OF John
A. Noon, OF this city To-day Mr. Noon
received a telegram announcing the death
Of the bride Of ten days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27

The New York newspapers complain
that the palisades of the Hudson are
beng greatly impaired IN beauty by rea-
son of the fact that quarrymen are cut
ting away the cliffs to secure bullding-
stone There seems to be no remedy for
the EVIL complained Of rs the palisades
ara private property. standing on private
lands, abutting on the river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
WRIT OF ERROR GRANTED.
The Judge Considering the Psrsons-G Good
man Case-Leass Not Extended.


WARM SPRINGS. VA. September 26.-
(Special) Judge Mclaughlin to-day
granted a writ OF error in the case Of
the Commonwealth against Hite to the
County Court of Augusta. The writ was
granted for the improper admission OF
evidence.
The Judge is considering the record Of
the Parsons Goodman case upon petition
for error. The chief points relied on are
the admission of the Staples testimony,
and the refusal to allow the testimony
as TO the custom OF conductors as con-
SENATORS OF the peace to carry revolvers.
The other important points are in regard
to the instructions given.
The Virginia Hot Springs Company have
determined not to extend Mrs. Eubank's
lease. which expires November LIST next.
1t is not known what, II any improve
ments the company contemplates at this
pOint
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
WRENCH LANGUAGE.

Mile. z. VI. DE- IA TOR . z,
BANOW SKI, Partisan ff .th
cation. graduate az Ir
the place OF the r4rest F".
less pronunciation. ST..
NERSATION. READING
AND LITERATURE CLASSES
OF this city ... ...
HER PRIVATE CLA>-.' .'.'
SCHOOLS TERMS ....-
NEW AND BEiiNN-.-
formed az 2ol east Na.
SO l6-Su. Tu. ThNtiW'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
MISS JOHNSON School
VA iIE
YOUNG LADIES ANl L.....

The next session
BER 9TH, C1ru.r D...-
streets.
The Infant ara Pr"
years OF n.
personal mlnasem.Il
French and German
at very mlde.lf' r..
Latin. ami Sc.en.-e t....
Robertson am other
Modern Languages ..
tiyes. Iiteratlr- gll.r '
MOST IMPROVED --
TEACHING
Spacious rooms. wI'+
ton and light, tls.,h.r H..
yard.
Circulars coniairrS ..-
bookstores.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27

at all hours and on all Of their floors. II
It be not IN the power Of the city gov.
eminent to give them thiA then II shouid
reduce its charges
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
A. HUTZLER'S SONS,
BID east Broad street.

As an example Of what we are doing
this season. We quote a few prices:
Heavy StOrm-SergS, IN vy-Blue
only, " inches wide, at DC. per yard.
Very Fine orm-Serge in Black and
Navy, 80 inches wide, the N.25 quality
for 15c. per yard.
All-Wool Aldine Suitings. IS inches
wide, in Black. Navy, Green, Gray, Gar
net, and Brown, regular price +oc., now
25c. per yard.
Novelty Wool suItings. silk mixture.
3 designs ana several colorlngs, at SOC.
per yard
Fine Covert Cloths. 30 inches wide. at
75c. per yard. Value 81.
iemmed Sheets and Pilow-Cases at
the cost OF material
Lockwood Sheets 81 size. Mxso inches.
ijc.
Lockwood Sheets. 1911 size sox9o inches.
zoe.
Utica Sheets, 1914 size. 90xs0 inches. Csc.
Utica Pillow-Cases, o. size. S6x45 inches.
lie.
d. & l.. Pillow-Cases. 6-4 size. 36xi5
inches, Et2c.
G,aci.t rstto,, Taaaa Qexao iycbos g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27

The merchants Of every town from Blue
field 10 kenOVa report an increase IN
sales and Improvement in collections, and
the Norfolk and Western people 4 large
increase in freight traffic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
LOAN BA>h
DROTECTION AGAlN''
taNSf

LAks .f =
Have your windows. e'e VA ~
houses provided WIN g.. s,gt-
BURGLAR ALARM. ~ = 49, ~.
and will give you seeu' . -! VII "a
ton. Estimates an, ,1riC CO.'S -
Tisnsa ce'NPANY OF VIRGIN, -
Bank street, near Ninth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27

Indeed, 1t Is believed that In this district
the Populists are not IN IL al an. ~
declination OF Colonel Goode settles me
matter He was the most popular as wen
as Conservative man In the Populist party.
II is understood that at the conference
of the Democratic county and city chair
MN held in this city last night every
county and city was represented, and the
district Is in frst-class condition. 1t Is be-
Ueved that the Fourth District, black as
IL is represented TO be. is one OF the
safest Democratic districts in the State.
a number Of ladies In this city are 10 DE-
seen daily riding bicycles through our
streets. Ministers and doctors and ordi-
nary people are daily seen doing the same
thing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
The Iolrqulean-Price Company.
MEETINGS.

A URORA LODGE, No. lis, ]. q. O.
"A f., vii. glyo a MUSICALE at its lodge room
(blletEs balD fut RsDAi NIGHT z7th To-
slant, At 3 o'clock Every mem or OF tho lodge
lie requested 10 De present.
BY order Lodge. w. f. GREEN,
go 2a-su& Ih2. Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
OFFICE OF TIE COLLECTOR OF CusToNs,)
PoKf or RICHMOND, VA,
september 20, 1894.

owner Of the schooner Thomas j. Jack
son. Of this port. for change in its
name to SuNFLoWER, having been APP
proved by the Honorable. the Commits
this officer to give public notice to all
whom 1t may concern OF the change ef
fected. CHARLES ". WALLACE.
Collector Of Customs. District of Rich
mond. Va. se 23-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
ALL DOUBT REMOVED
As TO THE DEATH OF Mr.. lEsee NEW
COMB, OF PETERSBURG.
A GRANTEE uassyins Company Chartered
Mira, Justice Lightly Dealt With
McKenney's Sacrifices.

PETERSBURG. VA. September &c.
Especial. ALI doubt as to the death OF
Mr.. Jesse NJ. Newcomb. one OF our
most prominent grocery merchants. VINO
several weeks ago mysteriously disap-
peared from the steamer Alabama on her
trip from Baltimore to Norfolk, seems
to have been removed. 1t Is evident that
the statement OF Messrs. Harvey a. Co.,
the large meat-packers OF Baltimdre.
with whom be had long dealt. and whom
he had twice or thrice visited on the day
Of his disappearance to make purchases,
that Mr.. Newcomb was seen In the
union depot At Baltimore long after the
departure of the steamer was erroneous.
In fact. a detective employed by the firm
subs tantlates this fact. A gentleman OF
this city went to Norfolk yesterday to
see the officers OF the Alabama. and
learned from them that Mr. Newcomb
certainly left Canton. Nd. on the night OF
: his disappearance. and that his ticket and
that OF stranger. with whom he was
seen In company. have never yet been
accounted for.
CHARTER GRANTED.
Judge Mullen. of the Hastings Court,
has granted a charter to the Petersburg
Granite Quarry!ng Company 10 purchase
or lease lands. stone-quarries or other
mineral properties. and to sell the same
to develop quarries etc. The capital
stock Is not TO be less than 5000 nor
more than 5000.
Mr.. James V. Friend. who has been
critically Ill for several days of con-
gest!on Of the brain, is very much I'm
proved to-day. and there is every pros
pect OF his recovery
A LIGHT SENTENCE.
Mrs. Cora Justice the white woman,
who recently shot negro man named
Robert Hamme, as she alleged and testi-
fed, for insulting her. was to-day tried
for the offence. and was fined $25 and
imprisoned in the city jail. Considering
how near the shot became fatal one
and all other circumstances being like!y
considered It Is thought Mrs. Justice was
very lightly dealt with
1t is believed that the receipts OF Hon.
W. X. Mckinney, the Democratic nomi-
nee for Congress. from his large legal
practice. are much more than his salary
in Congress will be. and that he makes
q great sacrifice In accepting the nominal
ton for Congress But he makes the sac
rifice for the benefit of the Democratic
party, TO whose principles he has ever
been devoted He is a Democrat from
the crown Of his head 10 the soles OF MS
feet. and. for the success OF the Demo-
cratic party. would sacrifice all Individual
interests. He is undoubtedly the strongest
man In the Democratic party whom the
convention could have put forward as
its nominee, and not only the strongest
but the most popular. That he VIII De
elected by large majority there Is no
doubt Thousands OF the Populists are
returning to his support because they
cannot vote the Republican ticket.
NOT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
rurTRArNIyG SCHOOL 0Y

THE TRAINING SCHOOL 0i -. -.
4 KINDERGARrEN A->ODlA-'. 80
IIMORE IL ready 10 receive aiF ESQ
year beginning october, 1879. .... -
and advanced courses for kaier,
perior advantages o. those ir'.,
course. For particulars aii---. -' .r...
aIs. CAROLINE b. .. .... %,
Director Of the framing , D. b.
nne. or Ma. s.Nt
2l98 Cox siies.. ~
40 B-TheSalm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
GREAT BARGAINS IN BLANKETS,

1914 White or Gray Double Blankets at
50c
1914 White or Gray Wool Double
Blankets at $3.50
1914 White or Gray Fine Wool Double
Blankets at 81.
California Blankets in l0-4 ia. 1874,
and III from s. To slz--a reduction OF
l-3 from former prices.
No other house can compete with our
1.Ac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27

THE MANAGEMENT Or W)AlS.
IDIl.EE

formerly Richmond ftna.- ..'i.'
Tenth and Marshall st..'tt wee 70
the attention OF It, patr l- az g. -
raj public 70 their greatly nsf IT'D
ties in the Music Deft.fr,r.
der the most approved
methods, instruction Co. o.
branches ~ musical art '...l- q
and History. can bee h.1 d.. -.a. ,
duced cost
The department IS ynisr t,r h-'l,
direction Of PROFESS.
SHAW. assisted by C-I-
teachers. We invi,- your a'irs
methods DR.. JAMES Oh.
Sc STU, Th&Su2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
lIor,,n,', BOARDING
llUUuiltl AND DAY
NOS. Z AND y. ht..
MONROE PARK, IlIA
THIRTIETH Session -..
18TH To JIE.. i...

Prepares boys Tor rUr .a.f
versitles and colleges g. 1..s4
technical and military ....s .t
annual record in O.
sentativeS, four drgrl.a a
diplomas. Eve uuivt rsl,y r-a -lr
in Upper School thr,a hats r ..l
School. Enter on lst. MOI
semble on Ist See cllluiA.- .
and Manchester book ,t..-
stores or west Main
JOHN j. 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27

AN letters and kilograms must be ad-
dressed to THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
NOLLEY'S SCHOOL.

q. MERRlrr NOLLEY. Prr..fa
DANA n. kUCKEA A-sot4t- PCT.
Near Park-Place Church. tr'.- TO-
universities aud college,. H-.-i.-t
hghtei. A well-e4u 9pei
81 a competent Instructor 'pr.' rl.
~. 1894 New pupils erf,4'-
2lst. Circulars - uo1k-.iorrs 81
store. For further information al "a
q. NJ. Motley. Dl3 vel 90
au 26-Su, Iu& In In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27

Reading notices In reading matter type.
Eve lines or less. 81: In nonpareil loaded,
81
Gard Of rates for more space furnished
- aDnliratiou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
EMBROIDERY SILKS.

Best Wash Flo. English Twist and
Rope SILK at 2Sc. per DOZEN.
yards Embroidery Silk, on spools.
sc. per dozen.
Plain Embroidery Silk. Is hanks for Sc.
These are just one-half OF the regular
prices. and We have full assortment
OF all the best shades.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
THE
F0URQUREAN -PRICE
COMPANY
)raperies.

The matter of draping the house calls
for immediate attention After you see
the new novelties you won't want 10 re-
hang the old curtains you took down at
the beginning OF the summer. We are
certain you won't on the score Of ex-
pepse-for It seems ss IL everything we
have got to offer In the curtain line Is
possessible at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21

,uaLa,in title, "Non Omnls Moriar'
madr "a clean COPY Of 10, auu sent u %
little periodical, a weekly, 1 THINK,
which / had tumuv hero stumbled
sorYas. II was cal Cd The h0rer, and
r.Iod by Suba Smith, wn.te uame l
remembered from having seen 30 iu
one of my school books attached 10
COPY OF versua, "rhp Mother PERISH
Ing in Snow Storm" a week
passtd, two weeks pnssu., AMI, ss the
Idem uiI NOT nrUpay left bali
DAY in order o. ltHIu iis late. !
found tho office Of The AOusr, which
wss in, OF near, what BEL ruw called
"Nrwauapuf 10 PIN Na,asu street,
VI Fulton street, anu found Nc smith
lu tho editorial room, which was
ou the second floor, aud was - rait
90 the comp slug room, ns was the cue
TOM then. lie was what ] considered
sn elderly mau-s0mcwhat over hIAi
1 imalius-was tail, or seemed fD as hc
cat at nls detk wtiiiur, bad ap.cnsaut
face, tiuu, bright eye, ami asWscL
gentle voice. / mentioned my name
AMI said hal fuut q poem go MIN 10
see % he would print L / hau ma. q Il
bet that he wouIdu'4 AMI 10 had won
the bet, as { rAIUHitui 1 was ENluh 70
ciaim iL Hr SMILED rather iucftIu'
i0usly, thought, ns " be doubted the
bot (which WaF a genuine OLtl
ami saii that 10 wanted 10
win ] should have wugsred
The other way. Tho poem not
only would be- printed, but was print.
cd. AuJ,Dpuniut hla deck, hu handed
mo cory Of The hOUsr. / was suf.
pusui, and t0iI htm sO. Then !
thanked him, aui, hurying from the
room ami down the stairs, stopped
when / reached the sidewalk 30 zee
how lgokeI Boo print. Many ycars
have pfficI sinco that dny-uigh half
a century, ] iHucy-but 1 have never
forgotten DO, NOR BIT. SuUn smith, who
was the nfsi editor the ilsi poet, tue
nnt man % letters, whom was
fortunate enough 70 moHt-E. N.
AtJddud. hi Juno LipfiHcatrA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21
III. First Appearance in Print

After many holocaust, / wrote o.
small piece, which ON reading it over
carefully, / concluded 90 spare, siuro 30
seemed 20 me better than anything ]
had yet written. 10 might not be- gOuu
though l hoped Il wns-tut aB saw
worse things Ia print every day, /
resolved 20 have II prntoJ-iI could.
10 WAS an apOstruphe 60 several ideal
qualities, wealth, p0WuE ambition,
Truth, which, Tor their shortcomings, /
suutfncrd TO extinction, excepting tup
l8st, which 1 reprieyod iu the liant
H,anEn, telling death that truth would
rr the death OF him. flushed this
clumsy fantasy o. we'll as lc0uId, gave
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21
SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY.
THESE ARR TEE PEOPLE WHO SELL HOME MADE GOODS

Having ongagod expert wigmaKor arc now roady
to take orders wholesale retail for swtchors, curly
bobs frons etc.. hair Of all descriptions worked up and
bough theatrical boards etc, Kept Tor roni
masquerade and thea rcal costumes srogialt Salt Lake
Coaumng House OF T.. ist South door rhoat.r.
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uHuE Pullman HIrHUvrs taIt Islr 90 rlH FrHu.
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De Sales st bet 18th
ST and Conn ave .125
" bet 18th & 18th. .1O5
COrcoran st bet 18th
and 18th SITS. 100
18th st near Mass ave
tsummer) 40
MS.
1914 Fl, heat. .S35
] furnished rooms and
bath on B st near
Nth st............-
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FOE RENT
2I3 Del av. 12r. mi $3.50
$40 18th. ONCE rms. IS
1852 1Itn. Tor. mi---65
454 u. 6r. 81 & eel. .G-i
1912 18th, Tor. nj. 6O.67
1s4f v. ST. nj. ...... %
S02 2tst. 12r. mi. so. 81
t. 18th. 14r. mi-..-5l
1T49 Pa av, l0r. mi 50. "a
49, "a ave. Tor. mi. 20. -
2434 Ia ave. Tor. mi 81
2S13 ia ave. Tor. mi. IS -
1741 2. Tr. mi 40. so
2l;s5 x. Or, mi. 1880
49, -. Tor. rs. =
2fnS Pa av.lOr. mi ~. 30
214T X. sr, mi. .35. -
2327 Ia ave. Tor. mi *. -
22O07 l.. Sr, mi. as. 50
Howard av q Brown
-. Mt Pleas. Tr,
eel. stable. 80. 30
21St T.. 1r. mi .. 800
S'u 3ith. sr. mi 40 ~
1IO6 Pa ave. fat. 4r&5.2.
2129 Pa ave. Tr. mi. q. II
1906 Klngman.7r. mi. - u
22u7 II. ST. M .27 50
For full list .apnly to
WESCOTT &
,ple . TvL~A
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81. NV.
1899 Wallach NV, Or
and cellar. .33. 80
1911 r / av. 6r&sta . 80
229 I'll ne Or. IS
226 18th Sc. fr......25
I'D 1lth Sc, Or. q
1O25 4th ne, Or. 1870
346 Elm st, lie Droit
Park, T-....1s
IO6-S I'd ne. 6r...o3
4ol1-13 Sta extd. Pet
worth, sr...........o2
Il2-16 Sd ne, 6r.....21
SIS q sw, 6r. 80
12I Chev's al. Arb. lO.5O
l2OS Blagden's al, Ar. S