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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
4 STRICKEN ISLAND.
THE AWFUL WORK or THE uu"-
RiCANE IN PoTo RICO.
Death AND DIRE DESTRUCTION.
10 Words Can Describe the Havoc
wrought and the Sufcrings OF the
NatiNcs-Thousnnd ne the Point of
starvauon-,Nhat s. ncing Done


+ last looked down on Ponce, Porto Rico
whom 10 was a pretty town basking In the
-.ys OF southern sun. overhead a blue
Italian Sky. everything telling OF peaceful
ass and cou,cutmcnt. Gonce did not i'm
Irove upon o. closer acquaintance. but
ecn with IT'S narrow streets and the
.nty-lke houses OF the poorer quarters
retained Sos picturesQuenoss. and was
interesting town SIN. But Ponce af-
or Che douee had swept down upon it
Was an unmitigatod horror. That such a
.s..t and peaceful city should have been
son for The vengeance Of the elements
81, M Nulcahle. for the inhabitants were
-s oeorgroUn children and the houses
.t majority were certainly not worth
ar u.no or vain demons while TO make
81 ~.
ing i'm the home Of an old-timcr ~
PONCE. / listened 90 The story of "a former
visitation of the island similar 90 that
Which has just swept over Porto Rico. IL
Was very much the same story as that
fo.a % The recent catastrophe. a sleep
ng city. a bowling. tearing. rending
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05

paused i'm doubt as 10 whether IL was
street-car line, or a method OF playing the
races. Now. thanks TO the Dreyfus case
and VI. Bertilon himself. all uncertainty
has been removed, and the public excite
ment hrs been allayed According 20 the
inventor Of the system, II rivals patent
medicine in the universally 0t It's apph-
cation. When BertillOn appeared In court
the other day with kodak, s0t outHI
a cyclor anna, an X-ray apparatus, the
odolite. a baseball mask. chest-protect-
or. and a megaphone. we had high hopes
that all would be revealed. and we con-
foss freely that we were not disappointed
Furthermore when he began 10 put MS
method I'm operation. we discovered that
he was surprising our expectations rot
only was ne going 10 reveal all, but more
than all.
OF course. the vulgar intelligence may
be inclined TO rdicule this learned man.
but such course will not avail Ana
after all. the Bertillon system Is peauti-
full. even in its complexity, ana Beruilon
himself IS the most beautiful feature
about IL. The able scientist begins by az
firming that the prisoner is guilty. why
is he guilty2 Because the learned gfa-
phologist believes IT, Having thus con-
victed the defendant, n, Bertillon then
puts on the gloves with some being OF the
upper air; for he swats the defeneeless
void with great vigor, and seems disposed
70 chew up the atmosphere. The next step
is to refer to his astrological charts, ana
ascertain under what sdereal auspices
Dreyfus was born, and then he produces
q cablegram from Raphael. the LONDON
astrologer. declaring that the guilt OF the
prisoner can be read in the stars. Adj
vancing with scientific accuracy, NJ. Ber-
tillon then carefully removes his coat ana
skins the cat. lie next rings in an as
sortment OF parallaxes, eclipses, conjunc-
tions, and OCCUPATIONS, gives the double
shuttle TO ragtime music. denounces the
prisoner. vaults into the flying trapez
takes the parachute leap. drops upon the
earth. and the demonstration is complete.
The charm OF this system is its uniyer-
salty. For instance. NJ. Bertillon ~ this
particular case demonstrated that Drey-
fus. after considerable practice, had
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
THE CITY OF FREDERIcKsBURG.
Mrs. James Wine Dend--NegrO Cut nj
u CnniD Meeting.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, September
4-CspeciaL) -During a general fight at a
colored camp meeting, near White Oak'
I'm Stafford county, yesterday, Charles
Lawson. OF this city, was severely cut
about the throat. the wound being four
inches long and an eighth OF an inch deep.
This Is the third time within year mat
Lawson has been dangerously cut
MIS-. James Wine. a highly respected
Christian lady Of Falmouth, died al her
home. in that place. Saturday. She was
In he SD year OF her age, and Is survived
by a husband and six children.
Bir. James Ashton, a prominent and
well-known citizen OF King George. died
at his home near Edge Hin. that county.
yesterday morning He was in the 4ith
year OF his age. A widow and three
children survive him. He had only been
sick short while.
Rev 3. r. Forrtr. the new pastor Of
the Christian church here. will preach
his first sermon TO his congregation on
next Sunday morning. Though coming
from Florida 10 this city. Mr.. Forrer Is
a Virginian. having been born and raised
near .Strasburg.
All OF the public and several OF the
private schools opened to-day. The at
tendance was about tho usual tor the
opening day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05

party is always q neutral party. and Is
incapable OF doing any great things. /
believe We are going to win next year;
thousands Of men who fought US In 1896
are going TO rally To our standards in
1909. aud they are not asking 10 be
bought-they are not asking for conces-
sions. Some OF them tell Us that they do
not agree with everything We proclaim
but that they are In accord with enough
Of what we stand for 10 give W their best
efforts. and this spirit is going 20 win.
We do not want 10 rule anybody out; we
do not want 10 dictate to anybody; we
simply say that we are making a great
fight for mighty principles. and we ask
oil men who have the best interests OF
their country at heart to Join us.
with assurances OF very high regard. 1
am. truly yours. JOHN p. ALTGELD.
Chicago. August 2Gth
GET A CONSERVATIVE CANDI-
DATE"
w. r. Hearst. Editor New York Journals:
Ny Dear Sir.-I received your favor OF
August 18th. by way of Springfield, where
/ reside but am "summering" at my old
home I'm Carllnvile. Ill.
II seems TO me TO be probable that the
can succeed IN the approaching Presi-
Dental election, If It can be united.
II does not appear to me, from the
language and conduct of what you
properly call the dominant element Of
the Democratic party" that it proposes
any concessions whatever. II still clings
10 the Chicago platform, fayoring the
free coinage Of silver on the ratio or
sixteen to one, with enforced legal tender
quality for the payment Of all debts, pub
lie and private"
The National Democrats" would be
satisfied with the financial plans which
was adopted by the national convention
in 1892. which declares that every dol
lar. whether Of gold. or oliver, or paper.
must have equal power in the markets,
and in the payment of debts"
1t IS not possible that the free silver
men and the bimetallists can be brought
together II the leading place is given TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05

vl.r that came an unheralded and picked
r. houses and people and swept them
l1, I'D one great cataract OF destruc-
to1 while King Death, riding the tenn
I.t n his grimmest and most murderous
-s.. Knocked 90 the efforts of even the
most sElfm swimmer TO escape IN such
d mad riot of wind and water
FAMILIARITY HAD BRED con-
TEMPT
Tho local weather bureau. / say say
from personal observation. was "a most
efficient one. and there is no doubt that
oil that could be done 20 foresidu lne
disaster. was done. But the word huffi-
cane had lost its terrOT5 for the ISLANDERS
Familiarity bred contempt. The stories
.uf tbe families are all about the tempes-
uus vlsitatlons OF former years, ana the
natives had come 20 regard the warnings
.t coming storms that are so frequently
gwen ort very much as do the people
vl1 live on the sides of Mt Etna. anu
,.rl know that some day the volcano viii
aa..u send fiery serpent down the
u.nt.m side o. spit its hot breath over
OBJ. green landscape In other words
tr.r ignored the danger altogether, ahd'
ike tle original deluge, the floods came
cA O. sleeping people.
know " no way for the survivors or
f.e disaster at Porto Rico TO obtain 100"
.' N.vi' .i',',' a., ,,l,,,le nj tb,.
o- ,...',I,,.c., ON
Oh island that can be hurried ~ an enter
gn.r ot This kind 10 the stricken suffer
,..... t-. non relief as that
,.. 1911 eert ont bv the
.-... mr. ,...eels v,u Gnd a
,-I. ..,. H., derl,ness ANA I'm the
nuns y....I. t',. oreat disaster and.
ALTHOUGH t.. r...orce of the Americans
v.. r..i... .'... 5,e.ronc. to This visit
alton .. ..r......d ,gitb those of other
,..r, ..f lie tbat the Porto
p...r. ,.. ........ ii+,l. ercort 10 help
t,....r t,,, ,eo,Jo IA Sin
..,.,.,i.,. 1ntfl some
,.. .. .-...t 80, So erlro,- ana
,.. inc, tt,.i. ann rrersre
w '''D '-,.[.t',, ,,i,ilh
' ,'t t,, 49, -,.l. .,,. ISLAND
''.0' VIII 9"'P
...
fIhtFAIIDN THREATENS MANI
AFTER the needs OF the people or romeo
f. been satisfied the next most urgent
'.'e 10 Doe looked INTO Is th"' OF '"e J.,
i- VI Point lllfe, where many OF t"0
lrtO Rlcans were saved 10y hocklng 10
O. stOuc-bullt churches. but found that
f.v had preserved their lives only per-
hans 20 lose them by "a worse fate, as
s...vatiou stared I'm The face those who
t.J drowning. In the wrecked towns
o.. Salinas and San Ysabel. too. whose
i.r.fI..rts / remember az "a dOcilc and
t.......' rcopl., the walls of starving WO-
,... INA ct',tsre, salite the ears Of those
,. - t,.ls Cor tba sufferers The
..... ..-l i,t,,.l ,.Cf ii, th,. 0elde I'm great
... ..'.,.. ..i,,,,, or tba racing
.,,, - ,,.,,,dor far in
, 'o ln'' VIC ,,,,,,,,r,. md
t. once Pios.', -, a.. no, nm,
,... 'Is ~ 9-lI,o' '''0
.Nns sAFeu' ..- .....,i. -
If most intense suleilhs pI'', 49,,
..-..... on we eaat sue ~ ..I - Foeo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
IL They Had wings.
Chicago Internationally
HE

Chicago Iimes-Hefald)
He
II you and / were angels. dear.
Xhite-robsd, and winged. above,
Though endless space between vs. lay
Ia come 10 claim your loYe;
For love would tell me where you were
And guide me 10 your side.
And would haste unto you there.
And claim my angel bride.
SHE
Nay. nay. n we were angels, and
Had wings with which 10 fly.
Your love would never pilot you
To me. across the sky:
For n the angels there retain
The traits tina, folks have here
You'd never. never fly TO me-
You'd be- too tired. dear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05

the history OF the changed condition OF
affairs I'm Porto Rico. through much suf-
ferlng. the islanders are being taught
that they are under more benehcent
rule than that they knew at the time the
former terrible tidal wave OF misery
swept over the Islands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
inst Cause for Tears.
Detroit Free Press)

detroit Free ffess)
The rain had ceased. but the little tot
stil staggered beneath wet and up
raised umbrella. She stood on the corner
weeping bitterly. Evidently she was on
her way T. some child's party CT fete.
for sh, had been essed with SUMMER
so1eeousness before leaving home Two
or three pedestrians stopped, offered sym
pathv. asked for the cause or the lIoupls
Without getting an intelligent repiy, ana
passed ON again Al length one sWte j,
feed old lady stopped over ana peepeG
beneath the open umbrella that covered
"a much heari-br0ken sweetness. 49,,
'.Why. what can be- the trouble. niue
dear? Have you Loot something! she
asked.
"Booh-ooh-och-o oh-oo."
Has some one hurt YOU lover
"boOh-coh -oCh-Ooh-oo
Game tell me dear. what makes You
cry SO? IN help you suely Have you
"p3oh-ooh ooh -ooh-oo. N-n-n-no'
Then what is the matter? Are you
sick?" nv,
th-th-fhe rain has list t-t-to0ken ali th-th-
The rnrl outen ze fev-feY-fevyers on M
,n-,nv hat Bo0-och-oohao- hoo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05
The BertiIIon system.

(AIemphis commerciai-AppeaD
For a great many years the world mas
heard or the Bertillon system, and has
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-05

Orders for printing sent 10 the DIS
match Company will be gwen prompt at
tention. and the style or work and prices
will be sure TO please you.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-29
NOTICE.

1 desire to inform my patrons that
I have returned from my vacation and
am again ready for business at my Of
flee.
DIR. KOBAYASHL
Honolulu, March %, 1899.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-29
Developing and Printing,

Many amateurs enjoy the work
of developing and printing. There
are others who have not the time
or inclination to do the work them
selves. We make a speciality of
this branch of the Kodak business.
Our customers are kind enough to
say we turn out better work than
they get elsewhere. We take
pride in this department of our
business. Every Film developed
carefully. If our photographer
finds you are making mistakes he
will correct you. That's very i'm
portant advantage. Let us show
you what we can do.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-29
Valuable CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale II
valuable parcel of Land on the
southeast corner of Beretania and
Miller streets. The property has a
frontage of 81 feet on Beretania street
and 90 feet on Miller street.
Area 4,79O square feet.
There are two Cottages on the prop
erty, one of which is now rented for
$25 per month.
For further particulars apply to
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-29
KODAKS.

You are told that there is no
Kodak but the Eastman Kodak"
We handle only Eastman Kodaks.
Their goods are a guarantee Of
quality. We have them from SIS
to $35, and whether you buy the
lowest priced instrument or the
highest, they will be found just as
represented. Kodaks make the
best OF Holiday Presents, accept
able to either sex.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-29

Eastman Films are good Films.
That is tne reason we handle them
exclusively. You will always find
our Films fresh, and fresh Films
insure the. best work.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-29

A SUGAR CHEMIST.
c. Muller, an expert sugar chemist
from Queensland, is visiting Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-29
AUCTION = SALE
Office Purchasing & Depot
COmmiSSnrV

Honolulu, ii. l., March 25, 1899.
There will be sold at public auction,
April 5th, 1899, at 10 o'clock a. M, at
the subsistence store-house, on Fort
Street,
51,43O 7-16 POUNDS OF FLOUR.
Terms-Cash. Buyers will be re-
quired to remove stores on day of sale.
PHILIP M. LYDIG,
Capt. d c. S., U. S. Vols,
Purchasing & Depot Commissary.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
REVIEW OF MARKETS
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
STOCKS Money, Exchange, Bonds, Grain,
L Cotton, Provisions, Etc.

New York. Aug. 1.-THE stock market
made some show of activity and strength
IN the early dealings to-day. but The
movement had about exhausted Itself be-
FORE the end of the first hour. The heavy
zone IN many railroad stocks affected the
go UP. and realizing set in, whie!l
heiped the bears. The market refused 10
go up again and drif,ed quite aimiessiy
Sor the rest of the day, The volume of
business failing to the lowest cbb.
{ =, Inc stocks which made the carly ac-
sivity were the Iron and Steel and l'eath1
Sr STOCKS. Some OF the former group hAH
quite handsome net gains rcmAininE az
the close OF the day Federal Stce! anu
group to show net losses. Tennessee Coal
was still foremost in the movement and
touched SSl, bu. failed to make .ts net
gain whole point There was a trem-
endous scramble to take on United States
Leather and the price touched ipls Irac7,
a sieai ~ the whole OF is gn W' ,c w,nS S
uGrred stock closed below last nights
close. There was midday demand for
Mexican Central and Mexican Nat onal.
&hlch was unexplained IN the DAY news
Detroit Gas and Union Bag and Paper:
both common and preferred. showed
sharp gains. There We're few strong
spots in the railroad list notably Chicago
Great Western debentures which arc M
IN. and Missouri Kansas and Texas.
Navigat on lost %. of its recent rise. a
few railroad stocks showed fractional
Tho condition of spring wheat shown
by the government crop report had some
Influence. Much was made of report
that a rate from New York to Kansas
City had been made on freight by way
of the Grand Trunk and Chicago Bur
linGton and Quincy to meet The rate by
way OF tho Gulf and Southwestern lines
Some anxiety was felt lest this might
presago Il war OF rates calculated to have
~ very unfavorahlc effect on earnings.
There grew up the fear during the day
that to-morrow's bank statement might
not prove the encouraging exhibit which
has been predicted for IL during the week.
II Is believed that some money has come
to New York from out of town banks 10
he placed in loans. but IN other cases un-
doubtedly outside banks have drawn on
their deposits in New York banks to place
these loans. IT Is expected that New
York banks Will be shown 10 have re-
duccd their loans.
Call loans were about steady to-day and
the decline TO 2L per cent in the late
dealings was of little significance. as II
occurred after most of the demand had
been satisfied
Movements In bonds were sluggish and
irregular. and business was not large.
Total sales. par value. $lo93,0oo.
United States new IS advanced Nc. In
the bid price. The total sales OF stocks
to-day Were 10000 shares
New York. Aug. n.-Standard Oil, ALA
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New. York. Aug il.-Iiour. unsettled
And fairly active ut generally higher
pr.ccS: winter patents 50 Gcf3.S Rve
Flour. steady Corn Neal frm. rye.
iirmer. Wheat, sp9; firm; No . red. 7Ttc.:
Corn, spoi firm; No. .. 3Sc.f. q. D.. ancat.
Oate. spot steady. No . white 2sise
Butter. firm; Western creamery, I6Silsiyc
State dairy. l24qi7,zc. Cheese. QUIET:
large white. 0iag9isc. Eggs, firiner; STATE
graded, llGpi4c al marx Beef steady;
extra city. India mess. Sl4oval5cJ Cut
Meets, quiet. Pork. firm Lard. nrmsr.
Refined Arm Cotton SEED OF. inactive
but steady: primo summer yellow 25isc.:
on. do, 2sisc.: butter grades, sO0,a!c Epot
Coffee, Rio dull and barely steady Mid.
quiet but about steady: Cordova. TIsGfilc'
Sugar. raw, quiet but firm. Refined. firm,
with fair trade ''
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
Norfolk Cotton. Market.
Norfolk. VA a
COTTON RECEIPTS.
AMONG OUR CoTrON MEN.

Tho heat in TeNas CONTINUES very great
ana rain s badly neoJ 4.
There was Il very active contract mar
ket in New York yesterday and values
advanced sharply. January contracts
closed very steady At - TO II points adj
vance. October. 6i0u6.il January, G2iet
go: May. 6.3sMi.31. Midding qUotati tons
were advanced hc.
Spot cotton In Liverpool yesterday ad-
vanccd l-32d. Tho contract market closed
fcverish at an advance OF 6 points.
The New Orleans contract market ad
vaNccd IL points. October $50 bid
Houston. Tex. received 1.nE bales cot
ton yesterday, against 30 bales last year
and 2.07S bales in ISaS.
Houston ana Memphis markets ad-
vanccd I-l6c.
The crop movement during week is as
follows:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
The Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK rn,.rnN MAnLl,.r

NfsN olth u ION MAiikET.
New York. Aug. 1i.-At the Cotton EN-
change to-day all was excitement Buy
Ing orders poured IN from all directions
Prices improved rapidly after the market
nag opened steady at an advance Of gao
points and at one time values showed
i gam OF l'QiE points on ;hc figures of
NE previous day. The Improvement was
finally arrested by pronttakins. wi,h
some selling for short account on tho
thCorE that the upward movement had
been too rapid. The advance his week
having hcen about =. cent. led some CON
serVatiVe owners 10 part with their hold
inSs hut as a rule the bu!lish sentiment
was so strong that no sooner had the
longs Sold than they showed an anxiety
Ia Sct their holdings back again. TIM
shorts were badly scared. less on account
OF the bad crop accounts from Texas than
they were by the bull coniaglon that APP
ncarcd TO be spreading in all d.rcctions
io-udEs buying represented orders from
me gram people, dry goods houses. for
eifner* planters and cotton spinncrs The
result was larger volume of business
than has been Transacted on tbs, cxchn,,i.r
III any one DAY for months
During The session the market made fire.
iuent fluctuations, partly owing to The
EFFORTS OF the bears t. break the upward
movement. but n the main tho COURSE
or the market was evenly upward. The
by iepidly arriving English cables an
reporting advances nniii II O'clock cables
n"u been annoInocd me last one rcport-
ing tho nE' gain OF " i.-Gid
IN the afternoon the market hccanr
quetcr ana reacted several % iuts una r.
the taking al profits. The close was yar,
steady at net gain OF i.nl6 points
New York. Aus. ii-Cotton futures on-
cned steady NJ tine advance. August. 81
Septcmhcr 5.sl. October $50. November
Cos; Dec mher. G.C9. Jampfy. Gll: i,.-
ruarN, tlJ March, 81. ApUl. GO. W
GO. lunr. GGS
yutur' closed very steady August.
~: september '.aj. October. go; Notcm-
her. els. pc mb'". go january. t.
FgblUarv. f.11. March G.Si. Nurfl G.l.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
TRUCK MARKET.
(By Telegraph to Virginian-Pilot
a
NEW YORK.

NTW YOKN.
Potatoes quiet; fair to prime, 81. OC6Il "a:
fancy. $i.75fi2op. Southern sweets. $i.O65i
2.0Q.
Cabbage. quiet; Long Island. S2.oOlj 100
per 100
The best grades OF muskmelons were n
shade nrmcr. but the market for average
qualities was un,mprovcd.
Watermoiens steady for fancy stock,
prime and dragging heavily at low prices
Muskmclons. Monmouth county. Jenny
Lind. per barrel, f5c @$l 81: do. iiacken-
sack seed. GtW71c.: do. South Jersey gem
and Jenny Lind. 75c.6'Sj25: do per crate
50c.Hsloe' DO. Maryland ana Rocky Ford
seed. fair to good. 50frl5c.: do. inferior.
H1f4Oc.. Christina, per large crate, 7jc.Gp
!i.co. do. gem and Jenny Lind. per two
basket carrier. 5ou.5c.: do. Virginia ana
North Carolina per barrel, JQei'i5c.
NatermelonS. per carload S1J0tSiiJ0;
do. per 100 $j.Clsl2Cp
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
by Byrd Baldwin * Co, Auctionecrs.


" Al.lt ABLE HOUSE AND LOT 70
sale on Cook avenue. By virtue d
a certain deed of trust. dated April l2ii
49, and duly recorded in the CLERK
oince OF the Corporation cour; of IL
1ty OF Norfolk. in Deed Book l23A pms
20. and at the request OF the crcditd
therein secured. we shall sell at publ
auction. At the Norfolk Real Estate ES
change. 30 Main Street. Norfolk. iii
Gin;. on TUESDAY. AUGUST 18th. ISL
y Nj; me following property ;o-wil
All. THAT CERTAIN LOT Of LAM
Win Win improvements thereon. situated 1
EHrannieton Ward. n the City of Ncrfoi
~. numbered and designated as lot nj
II! ON plat of The l.ranl!c;on Land con-
pahy duiy OF record in j.. Il IS. page III
IN me clerks cfi!cc OF tho C6iporn,il
Court: sad lot fronting . fcet on N
west siuo OF Ccch avenue and runn,ll
PACK hetwccn parallel Ines 100 FED
ii .r,, nurn6.r 40 Coohc aV nue..
T.. j. BOND and
II. q. AVERY,
p,, Trustees
dut-lrt