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Relief for Porto Rico.

Now that Porto Rico is ours, it surely
behooves us to promptly relieve the des-
titution brought by the hurricane.-New
York Herald.
AS part Of our new possessions the
people of the island have claim on ou-.
generosity which should be met to the
fullest eXtent.-Philadelphi Press.
The President and the War Depart
ment have acted with commendable
promptness, but the bounty of the Gov
ernment should be supplemented by the
benevolence of our citizens.-New York
World.
The news that Porto Rico has been
raised from her misfortunes by America
good will and restored to prosperity a,
comfort will show the people of all on,
new possessions and of all the neighbor-
kg lands that incorporation into the
United States is the most desirable thing
that can happen to any small community.
New York Journal
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reading?" said the countryman. "A
novel Of Bret Harte's', said Mr.. Miller
"Well, now, 1 don't see how an i'm.
mortal being wants to be wasting his
time with such stuff Are you quite
sure" said the poet, "that am an i'm
mortal being? "Of course you are.,
''If that be the case," responded Miller
"I don't see why I should be SO yery
economical of my time"
During the closing days of the last
session, a young graduate of one of the
universities went to Washington to
study the workings of the government
The young man was impressed WITH
the idea that there was something
wrong somewhere. and he became i'm
hued with the lofty purpose Of finding
out what it was and then righting it.
He bothered members of Congress per-
sistently, and he induced some of them
to give him letters of introduction to
Speaker Reed. One day the young
man was ushered into the Speakers
private room. He presented his letters
to Mr.. l.eeu, and informed him of his
mission. "Mr. Speaker" he said "by
way OF introducing the subject which
l have at heart, allow me to ask you
what you think is the great question
now before the American people; the
issue which is most engrossing the at
tention of the masses of ur popula.
tion?" The Speaker thought for an
instant and then drawled out: 'I'in
not quite sure, but think it's lodging
bicycles" The young man departed,
to continue his investigations else
where.
A member of the Louisville bar
named Simmondson, who was IN the
habit of intimidating the opposing wit
nesses, was once engaged in the trial Of
case involving the title to some farm
lands, and a number of countrymen
were called to testify on the other side.
When SinHnondson came to cross-ex-
anime he harassed them in every Inn
aginable manner, and whenever they
would show signs of confusion would
roar out: "What are you hesitnting
for? Are you afraid you may tell a
lie?" If the victim replied NO." Sim
mondson would retort: ''I was sure
you didn't fear little thing like that;''
and If the answer was 'Yes," he would
say, with a sneer: "Aha! 1 thought
So" The last witness he took in hand
was tall, lank farmer, with thought
full eye. He had watched the batting
Of his neighbors in dead silence, and
took the stand with perfect composure.
Simmondson evidently set him down
as lout, and when the witness hesi-
tated over some question a moment
later he fired his Iavorite shot. What
are y studying about?" he bellowed;-
'fraid Of telling lie, too, supposeY
Without any apparent haste the coun-
tryman picked up massive inAstand
and hurled it straight at Simmond-
sons head, catching him on the bridge,
of the nose and knocking him sense
less. "That's what 1 was a-studyin'
about" he drawled in the moment Of
dead silence that followed the act.
Needless to say, tremendous hub
bub ensued, but everybody was secret
ly pleased. and while the judge fined
the farmer heavily for contempt, he
subsequently RENTED the sentence.
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Briton- and Beers.

The more the Beers concede to the
English the more the English demand
Buffalo Express.
Experience has taught us that all news
soming from the Transvaal, from which
ever side, is to be regarded with suspi-
cion.-London Chronicle
President Kruger has expressed his
qualification that the Volksraad has
agreed to stand by the Lord But will
the Lord stand by Kruger ?-Boston
Transcript.
The Beers must yield. 1t would he
Letter for them to do so gracefully befor1
shot is fired than to have to do so aftei
suffering frightful losses.-SavannaA
News.
1t is once more looking warlille over
in the Transvaal. But there will be no
war. Dom Paul is an obstinate old man,
but there are some things that he knows
as we'll as any one.-Peoria Herald.
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Notes of Current Events

President Mckinley has promised to
visit Milwaukee, Oct. H.
NIazet committee of New York has ad-
jouvned until Sept. 12
John Burch, Middlesboro, Ky, SEN
tenccd to hang, gets respite until Sep
tember.
Dave Ogden, st. Louis carpenter, has
sold his claim in an Arizona copper mine
for 100000.
One company of the Thirty-frst regi-
mcnt is made up of the fighting feudists
OF Clry County, Ky
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South American Alliance.

4 South American alliance is all right
W paper, but-.-Providence Telegram.
1t would be suicidal for the little re-
Llbics to combine against the greatest
OF all republics. Closer relations and not
the cold shoulder is the policy for this
continent.-Troy Times.
The South Americans do not know
enough to run better governments than
they have. Their lack of political sense
is shown in their rather imprudent dis
trust of the United States.-Terre Haute
Express.
Soon or late we shall probably discover
that there is a European meddler behind
this nervousness that seems to be affect
Tug our LatinAmerican neighbors. They
Will get over it in time.-Washingto
Times.
Don't fret lest the South American
countries are going to unite against the
United States. 1t is difficult for any one
of them to unite for any considerable
length of time, to say nothing of the
whole.-Boston Transcript
The whole history of the country would
have to be reversed, and we should have
to seek the things which we now abhor
and abhor the things which we now ad-
mire before we should threaten the inde
rendence OF these republics, for the mere
sake of eKpansion.-Brooklyn Eagle.
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Dumdum Bullets at Joliet.

After the 1umdum bullets the explod>
Tag bomb perhaps. Anything to stop"
oacmes Of fugitive prisoners in these
days of civilization, you know.-Balti-
more Globe.
Dumdum bullets will hereafter be used
to shoot convicts who attempt to escape
from Joliet penitentiary. This comes of
not giving the convicts representation at
the international peace conference.-the
falo Express
The guards at Joliet penitentiary have
been armed with Mauser rifles carrying
dumdum bullets. The only excuse offered
for the use of these bullets in warfare
is that, in meeting charge Of over
whelming numbers of savages, it is nee
essary to have bullet that will produce
shock enough to stop the rush of any
man it hits. There is no such emergency
to be met in shooting a runawav convict
in the back.-New York Journal
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Spanish Hebr,w Aliens

In Spain Hebrews are not permitted
to erect and maintain houses Of wor.
ship. They have no civil rights and es
list in the kingdom only as aliens.
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BIG ARMY FOR OTIS.
Ten Additional Regiments for Servic
in the Philippiues


Formal orders were issued Thursday
by Secretary Root directing the organ
izatioE of ten additional regiments for
service in the Philippines. President Nc
Kinley gave his approval of Secretary
Roots decision to organize this additional
force and approved this recommendation
in the matter of regular army officers Sc
lected for appointment as colonels and
lieutenant colonels of the proposed regi-
mcnts.
The result of the Secretary's decision
will be to give Gen. Otis fighting force
of G2,4o1 men, distributed as indicated
in this table:
Regulars, including 5,072 en- route
and 2,S01 about to sail. 80, ,4G3
Organizing in Philippines two in
fantry and one cavalry regi-
ments, volunteers ........ 1865
Ten infantry regiments, volunteers
organized in the United States .13, 900
len infantry regiments, vo&un-
teers, to be organized in the
United States 1900
OfhcerS .................... 1883
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Aggregate comhatants for Phil

lppines ................... .G2, ,451
In addition to this force it is proposed
to increase the hospital corps in the Phil
lppines to 1900 men, and the number of
medical officers will be increased so that
Gen. Otis will have an army of practi-
cally 6o,o0O men. With this number
Secretary Root is confident-and his con-
hdence is based upon reports from Gen.
Otis-that the Manila commander will
have sufficient force to suppress the in
surfection during the coming fall cam
paign.
The enlistment of the ten additional
volunteer regiments will make the total
volunteer force in service number 3O,507
men, leaving but 4,493 men of the $4,000
authorized uncalled for, and the total
strength of the army about $4,000 men.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-25

Turpentine in Florida.
There are\34O turpentine distiuer1es
in Florida.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-25
Chicago Assess .,er Is.

If the st. Paul assessor things his lines
have fallen in hard places ct him inter-
view one Of his Chicago brethren.-AIin-
neapolis Times.
According to some O. the tax returns
in Chicago one is lou to believe that
there is a large class of people who think
there are no blessings of government
worth mentioning when the assessor
comes around.-sipux City Tribune.
This is blue i llmmer for the Chicago
millionaire. J 4. :. the first time in his
history he has Eearned that the law is
actually strong Il thnn the power of his
wealth. Another astounding fact pre-
sented to him is that all officials cannot
be corrupted York World.
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Bugs.

La Sale has kissing bug club. So
far that enterprising little city is in the
lead in thiF matter.-Peoria Herald
Transcript
This is 4 great year for bugs. a new
kind of potato beetle has put in an ap.
pearancX out in Illinois, and he eats like
soldieS just home from the Philippines.
-BostcA Globe.
Tie Nssng bug has begun to frequent
canD 4heetinss, and there is a faint hope
thar II may be brought to see the error
Of ilsS ways and reform.-Chicago Trib.
une.i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
KILLED HIS FAMILY.
John Gilbert. IN Kansas, Confess the
Brutal Murder ct wife and Children

John Gilbert. m Kansas, Confcssrs the
Brutal Murder ct Wircand Children
EMPORIA. KAN. March 6.-John Gil
bert. in his cell in the county Jail. to-day
confessed to- numbering his wife and four
small children. near Enterprise. Kansas,
on last Tuesday Gilbert. for whom a re-
ward had been offered was arrested here
yesterday.
Gilbert said be- was badly IN debt and
had been trying 10 leave Enterprise FOR a
long time. He could not take his family
he said. and offered his wife a divorce
"She kept nagging me about the child
rem" said Gilbert. "and throwing them
uD e. me. / told my wife II she would
give me ton dollars ia leave and never
bother her any more. During the night Il
eot up and went ont into the yard. Com.
ing back I picked mp the hammer and hit
ala. baby i'm the head. Ny wife ran out
into the road and was going over To the
neighbours. / ran after her and caught
her. She said she'd come back II / would
behave. and / thought / would go. but
when we got in the baby was thrashing
about on the bed. and when | saw IL |
couldn't hold myself but hit my wife on
the head and pounded her till she couldn't
move and then took the children.
When asked why ne did II. Gilbert said
IL don't know. u seemed like | Just
couldn't help II after seeing the baby
there on the bed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
THE SANTIAGO TROUBLES.
Discomfort Spreading In the provinces
a. Result of Gen. Brookc's Order.


SANllA1O ph CUBA Mti'h o. ''
situation here arising from ihe ihioNI"S
out OK employment OF lifse haiuU'i y,
men, owing 10 the reduction OF "'h,'~'
Woods appropriation and the pracucsl
conhscation OF the provincial revenues oF
the government at Havana, continue
very serious. The editor of. III fotNen'
said This morning
There is only one course open 10 men
without employ meht Ihey mu'1 0e .a'
n.shei with tood or tney VIII De eoinp.ii''
To- resort 20 topoeIy 10 oolaln d. nun
ger knows mo- argument nNt preao me
course OF the havana government is man
liestiy antdsonlsile 10 General NooN' nv
Military Governor NJ rms province. lht
officials 81 Havana are obvious OF hia
success ana jealous or MS popHiaI'i'
among the people. Do VIII le nafd' now
ever. Zoo make tHr 'ihtns 'a,ie'e mar me
washington adniihi7ii ttioh is .'' o,.i'h'
'oternor-Genefal Brooke s a'ion lN'"r
thousand men nave oe'n thrown ea' OF
EMPLOY ment an o. oay s. hoil''. 'N''..
WIN tholr idini''a. metu "''"f "i'i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
CLOSING DAYS OF
THE LEGISLATURE.
Money for Improvements at the Uni
yersty Refused.
FIVE THOUSAND FOR VETERANS.
The Agricultural Department TO he
Eoorganizcd - Senator Pritchard
Republican Choice for Governor
Threats Against Abscntees.

RALEIGH y. c.. March Especial
The work Of the Legislature IS now about
at an end. Little doubt remains that it
will adjourn on the Sch.
There is quite comment upon the fact
that the $1,000 asked for sewerage and
water-works at the State University was
refused. Some saw 10 necessity for hav-
ing such '1uxures as bath tubs" etc
Saturday the omnibus pension bill. the
railroad corporation Dill and the bill to
roorganize the agricultural department all
passed.
Tho bin 10 appropriate $4,000 20 the Sol
diers' Home. i'm addition TO the $500 all
ready given the Home, was cut in hall
and only 5000 additional was given o.
The state Guard gets an appropriation
of $1,000
TRUSTEES APPOINTED
Tho following trustees were appointed
for the Agricultural and Mechanical COL
lego. Frank Wood Edent0n First DIS.
rlct. +. H. Stoke Windsor, Second Dis
uict. W. j. Peel Raleigh Fourth Dis
trict. d. a. Tompklns. Charlotte. Sixth
District. T.. Y. Webb Shelby. Seventh
District. IS. g.. Fields. Sparta. Eighth
District. J. Frank Ray Macon county
Nnth District.
At Large-W. $. Primrose. Raleigh: w.
"a Raglan. High Point David Clark, Char
lotte. II. p Twitty. Rutherf0rdton: A..
Iazear. Af00resyiiie IT, r. Bonitz, VII
mington r. $. smith Albemarle. II. f..
Prizes. SALEM and J.. j. Sineladge. Ma
rion.
Senator Pritchard IS now the Republican
choice for Governor of this state DID l3n
fn..f b. o. 49,
man and can do more To- antagonize the
Democratic party than anyone else Then
there will boz double dght-lor the ticket
and against the ratification Of the Con-
stitutional amendment limiting the negro
franchise. The National Republican Conn
mittee viii mo- doubt give the party big
supply 0f funds 20 make this night with.
WILL DISCIPLINE MEMBERS.
Speaker Cannon on Saturday announced
that if members OF the Legislature were
absent this week without leave that ne
would have them brought back from
their homes II they We're needed 20 make
"a quorum quite ID number of them left
ON the late Saturday ami Sunday trains
iu spite of that announcement
The Republicans and PopuIists arc here
and viii watch 10 sec if they cannot
block legislation. provided there are not
tho required number of Democrats 20
prevent Them All day yesterday the
clerks were busy in the enrolling clerk
office Sunday as it was. preparing bills
for ratification to-day. About go billa
were ready to be ratified to-day.
The amount of work done during this
session is from one fourth 90 one third
more than has been done by amy Legisld-
ture lately
The senate this week VIII have the reye-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
BLACKSTONE CAUTIOUS
Taking Extraordinary Measures IN
Regard Co Smallpox.

BLACKSTONE. VA March Especial
There are mo- new developments ia the
smallpox situation az this place Every
precautionary measure has been taken
% cOnnne the disease 10 the Two cases
one of smallpox and the other OF lario-
lOid. which were reported.
All persons who had seen either Of the
patients. for several days previous 10 me
announcement OF tine disease, nave been
ouarantined boz their houses. and Will bee
reluir.d to remain there until sufficient
time FOR the Development Of the disease,
should they prove victims.
While this was not deemed necessary
I'm many cases. it was done as fun pre-
caution. and as guarantee 90 those
who wished to visit the town. I'm business
or otherwise that IL could oe done with
perfect safety.
This assurance is being sent ont I'm "a
circular letter. which has been endorsed
bv the Mayor and Council which the
business men are mailing 90 their GUS
toners.
There are reports OF the same malady
from am over this and adjoining counties
and 40 the towns and villages. Many be-
lieye il is not really smallpox. but some
other disease of "a similar nature.
As is often the case under such cir
cumstances. there was much foolish
display of uneasiness here on saturday
This has an subsidel now. and the scared
ones have grown composed again. Busi-
ness is progressing as usual. and there
were. perhaps. as many county people I'm
town to-day as are usually here on Mon
day. A. one OF them remarked. ut Is no
use 10 DE scared. the thing is an over
the country and you are as safe in one
place as in another
Both calloges hero. the Ioge Academy
and Blackstone Female Institute have
placed guards at their gates. and allow no
one 90 go in nor come out. uo day schol-
ars being permitted 90 attend either
school during the danger Of a spread
Of the disease.
10 is believed now that the prompt
measures taken ON Friday viii result in
c0nduinc the disease 90 the one house
iu which it exist The two cases are
getting along very well and no fears are
now entertained rs 10 their outcome
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond -
Citizens and Other Matters.

CifiIens and Othcr Matters.
Mr.. W. B. Radcliffe. who was so ii
last week. is improving rapidly
Mrs Celia Kass has returned from 70
trip north
Captain Arthur A. splitter is in the city
for few days.
Dr. f. S. Wexford. who has been un-
well during the last week. is no" cone
vaiesceUt
Miss Ruby southalL of Charles city
county is visiting beer uncle, Mr Cd 3D.
Mo0ers. of Barton Heights
The monthly me..ung of thc Board ot
Managers of the Homeopathic Free I1s-
pensary Will be- held az the di-pensary
to-day at 1880 o'clock.
AT point on the southside OF james
river Yesterday 3D. mau measured tnc snow
which was drifted during the recent
storm and found it 90 Dee Gem feet deep.
John Roland and Eliza Wallace both
colorcd. were arrested yesterday diirf-
noon bv Officers sutton and Redford.
charged with lighting on the street Ihey
were locked up at the Second station.
The Working Mems Democratic club
Of Henrico county viii reorganize We'd
uesduv night at O'Clock az Whairn 3
Hall. 80. lo Hospital street All voters
and candidates for office are invited 90
attend.
Mr Tlovd Bullock formerly Of his
cifv bur now au atfache of the e.. a. o..
offices at Cincinnati o.. and wife are in
the cts. Mr. Bullock wii probably poe
turn 70 Cincinnati TO-DAY
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Hank.ns arc
holding reception an their studio ii5
east Broad street this week between the
hours of DO A. NJ 10 p NJ Paintings
which Include portraits landscapes and
SIN life In OH and water colors from tho
brush of Mr.. and Mrs. Hankins can be-
examined
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. March 0-COTTON-There
WAS quite a hurry ln cotton when business
opeucde this morning This FIRST cali de-
yeOped the presence of a good many buy
ing orders from the South. and also I'm
me hands OF houses here with foreign con-
nectious. The advance in futures al IiY-
erpOOl and the increased spot sales there
were said 10 be due to q reduction by Neil
ia his crop estimate While the local
traders were disposed 10 disregard Neii's
report on their merits they were not dis
posed TO disregard their effect on the for
cigucrs. and there was quite scramble
60 cover short contracts. which lasted
some time after the opening ON the call
prices advanced to > points. and further
improved ! 10 points. The buying was
stimulated by very unfavorable reports
froI, Inc cotton belt regarding the effects
Of The bad weather and indicating that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
NEW YORK pRODrCE lfAEKET-

N-r,t,~ ,-C.rr- 1r.r.b =. r-r r,r-f, ,r
acff-r for in,J or'5i ,,i,i.rs i,., i,.ii
iuli', 80, '1" -i". "li',I uN- -II
49,. "'N obi" 'r'i"5 -",1A.a '.'
p1f, r,rot-p s+..f.
Gr-i'tt-,,.iff. a., Di.o ,..i., s,.-
" % - D i'i i'-elieI Ii 500.
i,I " y, .N,
itti5tt-v n,-.. ''
-,
I 5.fiti''l s @.fI ll'-'.. ..-
Ontin''--- ,i,...'....l ,,.,..i,'
ba4rfsb ,,.,il,. ..' way
r-r.,I..,s l,...,....l,i
tdrnoon vsbe1 c.rfre,,t', - .'.' D.. li, ~
mors and tall- ~ cror f,,-,....
sive rain IIa.feraf ~. ,,.'-.. ,..,.f
tcudant sham rau, cf...I
changed rripee fo N. r.t f.oi...'
closed at C2tc.. lfst. of.s.r 30 -.- ''-- ''
CORN-Suof o4.ler. \.
OPTIONS o1arad ...f.-
worlds ehinr.rts ..r &c. Cd -
ON nassas,. ~ -'.lri...i .''.-l iI-.
bus dnaii,. ,-i.if.I "a f- ~. p, T,
ana closed NJ ,I.t ,...i '-.i.li tl3'',
cline Narcb cro@ll o., ,a- H, o'
at 4OIt Jult- iose1 ~ az 60 quay t.'ae
OARS erct ,-o,t-.-,. OBJ ....
tioDs oliier awe "f-l' 'p-
REEF Firm. family, et..t, 10
CI-'T Nh, tT,s Giirf
LARD steady. Wceforp -fear,f s--.
March e. - ,.,.,i~ar u r. f'f''i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
AMPHITRlTE TO SAIL.
Instead of Being Placed out OF Com
mission II Preparing for Voyage.

NORFOLK. VA. March Especial
The monitor Amphtrito, which % was
generally believed would be placed out
OF commission SIS taking on great quanti-
ties of shells and coal here. She has
been. b. is stated. ordered TO
sail for Port Royal. and her sailing IS
being expedited with au possible dis-
patch.
Considerable comment has been pro-
voked by the nature and extent Of her
cargo. which seems % indicate that her
voyage will bee a longer one than at pres
ent appears.
The impression prevails that she IS
destined for South America.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07
Suit for sIandcr.

NORFOLK va. March Special
suit was entered in the United states
District Court here to-day by Arthur q.
Humphreys who sues the Orient life ln-
surance Company of Connecticut, claim
ing damages of Sloeo. complainant for
merlv vice-consul of Spain 40 Norfolk.
IS am Insurance agent
lie AYERS that Charles r. whiting pre-
sident of the defendant company wrote
attorney Edward Spalding. OF Norfolk.
using certain defamatory and Insulting
words concerning the action Of plaintiff g
firm In connection with an Insurance
matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07

RYE-steady. No. nearby. GoqGoisc. !;
do. western, 62iac
sUGAR-strong; fine graduated. s52OI5:
coarse do. $,.1Vqj4oi3
BUTTER Steady. fancy creamery. 22'f
23c.. store cked. ffgi3c.; rolls. I24f3c
EGGs-Firm Al 22g23c
CHEESE STEADY: 20 large i2d14c
IETrT CF,-S2 . per bushel box.
WHISKY .3.d1 81 FOR finished goods
in car loads Si.3iHl.32 ma jobbing lots.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-07

CHARLESTON S O. March s-Ths
Charleston Cotton Mm was soii 40 puc-
ic auction here TODAY under an order
of the United States Court for Vo0nN
the upset price nxed John F Montgor
ery. OF Splrtanburg. was fhe purchaser
Mr. Montgomery said he represented
syndicate and Tho MIN would he operated
with negro labor
10 is the only min in the country thar
has employed negro labor instead Of
white. The min WAS hu'lt Boo ls2. and
haas never proven success 10 has
$500 splnd'es and owns ccmmodiovs
buildings and considerable real estate in
this city.