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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-25
KING OF STIMU[ANTS.

Champagne Tablets will produce more stimalA-
ton and exhllarauon than Champagne brandy
or whiskey. No inioxication. reaction or bad at
terefects. They do not contain alcohol. opium
(morphine), cocaine. chlorzl, coca, kola or other
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-25
A TRUE BRAIN ANl NERYE FOOD.
Will Cure tho Liquor,
Tobacco or any Drug Habit

II you have drank 10 rcpletion and would like to
sober mp. give up drinking liquor, using Tobacco.
Opium. Morphine. Cocaine, Coca, Kola other
drugs, Champagne Tablets will sober you up and
strengthen your heart brain and nervous system.
thai YOU can give up any OF the hahits easily.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-25
Thay are Good for Woman.
AS A STOMACH Avn KIDNEY CURE,

they aid digestion. indigestion and dyspepsia.
liver complaint, sick kidneys, lame back, bladder
troubles, rheumatism, catarrh, etc.
II you suffer from nl health or feel badly DO nss
ruin your stomach with poisonous drugs. but cure
yourself by stimulation Cnatures method Of curinG
all dlseases), with that delightful preparation
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-25

The management OF all boys footoalI
teams are invited 10 send the scores OF
their games. with lineup OF the teams. to
this office. Results should be sent the day
Of the game to ensure publication
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-25

For sale In Providence by r. I.
Drug Co., 372 Westminster ST.; "A. v.
O'DonneiI, Public and Plain Sts.,
Point and Plain SITS; W. A. & |. J.
HeImer, 90 Chestnut ST.; Herbert
Haynes, 159 Broadway, and john
sens Pharmacy, e93 Westminster st.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
scHLEY AT IAcKSoNs TOMB
Admiral ana wife Attend Services
where Hero Of New OrIean
n

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. Admiral
and Mrs. schley braved the cold sunday for
a visit TO the tomb OF Andrew Jackson. The
trip to the Hermitage, twelve miles on the
Nashville. Chattanooga q ST. Louis road,
was made in a special train leaving here at
1925 in the morning. Arriving there the
party was taken in charge by a committee
from the Ladies' Hermitage association and
escorted to the old brick church where
jackson worshiped. There services we're
conducted by Rev. d. c. Kelly. a Methodist
minister. who. with the rank Of colonel.
commanded a brigade OF confederates under
General Nathan B. Forrest.
After the services, which were largely
attended by people Of the Hermitage dts
trict, the distinguished visitors were forced
TO hold something OF a Ievee, the congrega-
ton nling by and shaking hands. A lunch
con at the old Jackson home, under the
auspices Of the Ledies' Hermitage associa-
ton, followed, and then came an inspection
Of the historic mansion. which is kept as
Jackson left II.
Keenest interest was displayed by the
visitors in all pertaining to the home life
Of the hero Of New Orleans. The last point
visited was the tomb in the garden, where
the soldier-statssman and his wife sleep
side by side. The return to the city was
by way OF the Confederate Soldiers home.
At the Confederate Soldiers home Ad-
mlral schley was introduced by Governor
McMillin to the old soldiers, who greeted
him with a ringing cheer Stepping in line
with the veterans, the admiral said: 81
am proud to have the honor Of meeting this
company Of brave men. The satisfaction
that one feels in having striven for a cause
he feels is right is worth all the Other
honors OF the world. l admire your bravery,
gentlemen, and I am truly glad to meet
you"
Amiral and Mrs. schley attended Christ
church tonight, the rector, Rev. w. T. Man
ming, conducting the services.
Tomorrow morning Admiral schiey and
Mrs, schley. attended by a delegation from
the Tennessee Historical association, will
visit the Peabody Normal college. In the
afternoon a public reception at the Taber-
nacle will be held, and In the evening Ma
jor and Mrs. K. b.. stahlman are to enter
tain the visitors at the University club.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
GUNBoAT MAcHIAS SAILS
United states Vessel Leaves for West
ladies After Being Repasred
at New York.

NEW YORK, Feb. &.-The United States
gunboat Machlas. Lieutenant Commander
Henry Mccrea, which has been at the navy
yard fos the past month receiving repairs,
sailed this afternoon with orders to pro-
coed to the West Indies and Join the North
Atlantic squadron. taking the place OF the
gunboat Marietta, which Is now at Colon
to protect American interests there.
II Is probable Maehias will join the COM
mand Of Rear Admiral Higginson at Guam
tanamo or Cienfuegos. The squadron'
which is to leave CuIebra today, lie due to
arrive at Guantanamo February s. and at
Ciepfuegos February 30.
SAN JUAN, p. r., Feb. 2.-The fleet In
command OF Rear Admiral Francis J. Hig-
Einson, commander-in-chief OF the North
Atlantic station, left Culebra island today.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
ALL ALIKE.
Doctors Agree on Food.

All physicians agree hat good food,
properly selected, ~ OF the utmost import
ance. not only for the cure Of disease, but
TO maintain health. even when one Is we'll.
DR.. VIM. Hale OF II Pleasant St., 0lou-
cester, Mass, says; 81 count Il q pleas
ure TO say a good word for Postum Food
Coffee. with which l have been enabled to
relieve so many sufferers and which !
count, with it's valued companion. Grape
Nuts, one Of the daily blessings.
Coffee was banished from ny owu
table some time ago and Postum used
regularly In it's place.
"T frequently md Il necessary to instruct
patients When they take Postum Coffee for
the FIRST time to be quite sure that II has
been boiled long enough to bring out the
clear. black color and the rich taste, az
well Gs the health-giving qualities.
The doctor enclosed the names OF six
patients who were formerly nervous dys-
peptics. but have been cured by his pro-
f~essional care and the discontinued oi
coffee and the using Of Postum Food Cot
fee In It's place.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
GALES INpERIL SHIPPING
People Of Many Psrt' Fear LsHg List o.
Wrecks Will To'oM
HEAVY SHOWS SWEEP OVER EUROPE
nteRs Cold I'm Countries Unaccus-
toned to Frost-England, Francs
and spain suffer, ne Wen M
North America.

LONDON, Feb. 2.-The recent gales have
been succeeded by heavy snowstorms In
western Europe. and the shipping along the
coast Of Spain has suffered considerable
damage.
Forty lives are reported to have been lost
in shipwrecks on the Italian coasts. Sew
eral persons were killed by avalanches In
italy, rivers there AVE %overfown their
banks. a score OF bridges have been broke
and many towns are blocked by the snow.
A village near Verona has been wrecked By
the storm and certain districts adjacent to
Rome have been flooded. There is three
feet Of snow at Turin and Milan.
A German bark stranded on st. Martin
Rock of the Scilly islands this evening and
was broken up before the llfesavers reached
II. The crew Of the bark was drowned.
Much North sea wreckage Is washing ashore
at Sheerness.
DOver-Ostend Service Suspended.
The Calais Dover channel service lie also
suspended, these boats now plying to DO.
louene instead. The other channel services
were maintained with dificulty last night.
Dove reports tine present unabating gale
to be the most severe In years. There has
been considerable minor damage 20 the
snlppinB IN the Ihame5 AT Lonoon.
The mail steamer Marie Henrietta
smashed a wheel on its way from Dover ID
ostend and became unmanageable after the
accident. Its passengers had a terrific ex-
p~erlence. Marie Henrietta was short oil
fuel and provisions, but managed Setur-
day and Sunday with dinhculty to repro
vision from other boats. 1t was impossible
for 1t to take more coal. The tugs stand
ing by Marie Henrietta attempting to TOW
II were also short Of coal. A steam packeI
will leave ostend this morning to tow Mari,
Henrietta to that port.
The hazardous operation Of transferring
provisions In a lifeboat to the disabled
Marie Henrietta was accomplished with
great dinnculty. The engineers OF tn,
steamer disconnected Its broken wheel and
managed to maintain slight Roadway with
the other wheel.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
MERcURrs COURSE zIezAes
Varies Thirty Points In Half as Many
Hours. hut without
Erect.

The mercury in Nebraska Thermometer
fell as much as thirty degrees at some
points between Z a. m. Saturday and the
same hour sunday, then rose again to al
most the former levels, and closed the
day by beginning a decline Of several de-
Erees, but not so pronounced as that OF the
previous night. In fact. It was Just a
wayward, undetermined winter day, thai
couldn't make up Its mind what to do. and
finally compromised BY doing nothing al
all. The only snow reported anywhere al
Z o'clock last night was a trace at sanlt
ste. Marie, and scarcely more than that al
Detroit. In the morning there had beer
some at Dodge City. Kan, Sioux City
Cheyenne, Denver. Pueblo and Grand June'
tion.
But II was cold enough yesterday. The
Omaha record showed q wavering course
from 8 below at 9 a. M. 70 8 above At
D. m. North Platte reported IL below a
a. n. and ts above at Z p. m. Valentine
reported 20 below At 7 a. m. and 10 abov'
at 7 p. N.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
DEATH RECORD.
"Grandpa" Edwin DAVID.

PLATTsMoUTH. Neb., Feb. 2~.-(special.)
-"Grandpa' Edwin Davis died at his home
in this city today. He was born In AL
bany county. New York. January 90, 1911.
and was married to Miss Anna M. Richard
son, June is, 1882, in Waterfleet, N. Y.
At the outbreak OF the civil war Mr.. Davis
enlisted in Company X. Fifteenth Iowa vol
unteers, and served during the war, and
was in the thickest Of the battle az Shiloh,
His two sons, Joshua and Jerome, were
killed while fighting under the stars and
stripes at Kenesaw mountain. GRANDPA
Davis had full possession Of his reasoning
faculties until the last. He remembered
meeting and shaking hands with General
Lafayette in Concord. N. H., in 1924. He
leaves q wife, aged IS years, one son, Loren
Davis Of Colorado City, Colo. aud four
daughters, Mrs. Eusbia Colvin. Arapahoe
Mrs. Rosetta Keeney, Central City; Mrs
Rebecea Kennedy and Mrs. Laura Peterson
of Piattsmouth, and were all present when
their father died.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
PARIS FEELS THE TEMPEST
Electric Street Cars suspend Service
In French Capital and other
Tramc IL Impeded.

PARIS. Feb. 2,-The heaviest snowstorm
Of the winter began here early this after
noon and continued until dark, covering the
streets OF the city to a depth OF several
inches, seriously impeding trafic and fore
ing the electric street cars to suspend SER
vice. The snow storms continue at many
points In the provinces, especially in the
south and along the Riviera, The carnival
at Cannes, which should have commenced
today, has been postponed on account Of
the weather.
The violent gales prevailing along the
coasts Of France, have caused numbers of
minor shipping casualties. Much nov has
fallen at Madrid and elsewhere In Spain,
accompanied by great cold and five degrees
Of ffost have been recorded at Seville.
Tho Alps In the neighborhood OF symptom
are covered with snow TO the depth OF seven
feet and many Alpine villages have been
completely isolated.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
TO GRADUATE THE INDIANS
omeiaIs TO Participate In Carlisle
mdsstrisI institute Commence
ment Exercises.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA large party OF
public men. amo1g whom will be several
senators and representatives-Brown OF
Wisconsin. McAndrews Of Illinois. Sheldon
Of Michigan. Curtis Of Kansas, Marshall OF
North Dakota, Stephens Of Texas. Tongue
OF oregon and Commissioner OF indian
Affairs Jones--will leave here In special
cars Wednesday morning for Carlisle. Pa.
to attend the twenty-thlrd anniversary and
fourteenth graduating exercises Of the Car
isle Indian Industrial institute.
The party will be the guests of Lieu
tenant Colonel II. r. Pratt. U. s. A., SUI
per~intendent, and with large representa-
lions from other clties. including member
Of the Pennsylvania legislature. will par
ticipate in the ceremonies at the institu-
ton wednesday and Thursday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03

after the welfare and entertainment Of
Prince Henry during the latter's visit 10
Chicago. Arthur ]. Eddy was appointed
chairman.
WASHINGTON, Feb, 2.-Representstive
otey Of Virginia has introduced in the
house a resolution, providing that the it.
lnerary Of Prince Henry Of Prussia shall
extend through Virginia, North Carolina.
South Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee.
This proposed route includes the great
Appalachian chain and the Chickmaugua
park. The resolution provides that Presl-
dent Roosevelt shall only consider this pro-
posed trip as it lie represented TO curtail
about twelve miles OF the already arranged
itinerary.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
beatrice Dwelling.

BEATRICE, Neb.. Feb. 2~.-(special Tel
s~gram.)-Fire at $40 o'clock tonight de-
stroyed the two-story Residence and all
the household goods Of John Wayham at
1877 Washington street while the family
was at church. How the fire started Is not
known. The loss L. $4,000. No Insurance.
policy lapsed only a few days ago. Mr..
wayham's means are measer and the loss
cemes hard. The hreren were handicapped
by the icy streets. and after covering over
q mile OF the way, A. H. Hillingworth. one
OF them, fell to the ground exhausted. He
was carried into q house and medical aid
was called. His condition is not serious.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
e. ID. LineoIn.

CoZAD. Neb.. Feb, 2.-(special. )-E. d
Lincoln, aged so years, a farmer Of Dawson
county and a pioneer settler. died at III
home northeast OF this place. Friday. Mr.
Lincoln had peculiar experience at the out
break Of the civil war. He was farming II
Missouri and the bitterness Of feeling wal
such that he was driven from the state fol-
the sole reason that his name was Lincoln
His team was stolen from him and he wal
obliged to leave most Of his stock and
possessions behind, escaping with his fam,
iIy. He leaves a wife and two children
His son is D., z. lincoln. sheriff OF Thu
county.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
WORLDS BIGGEST TAX CUT
Bill for Reduction of War Revenue
Is Considered a cor
reake

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The majority and
minority reports on the bill reducing the
war revenue taxes are practically COM
pleted, the purposes being to report the
bill to the house after a meeting Of the
ways and means committee tomorrow. -
Chairman Payne's majority report is fore
Swallowed in his recent statement. when
the bill was agreed upon. II deals mainly
with the extent and details of the reduc-
ton, which is said to be the largest single
reduction of taxation ever made by a ma
tion.
The minority Of the committee conferred
today and viii meet at ii a. m. tomorrow
to sign the final draft Of the report. 1t
will concur with the majority in supporting
tax reduction and will also discuss the
general subject OF tarii revision.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
captain silas =. Mirler.

LOUISVILLE. Feb. 2.-Captain sllas r.
Miller, one Of the Oldest and most proml-
nent citizens Of Louisville. died today at
the sge OF so years. He was captain Of the
steamer Robert J. Ward, famous in the
Louisville-New Orleans trade In ants-bsi-
lum days. In 1850 Captain Miller left
the river to take charge Of the original
Gait house In Louisville. He was later for
a while interested in the management OF
the Burnet house at Cincinnati and en-
r. Granger.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
WILLIAM HARKlNS MISSING
wyoming Contractors Believed 10 Have
Perished In q Snow
slide.

RICHFIELD. Utah, Feb. 2.-Willlam
Harkins. formerly one Of the b~est-known
railroad contractors in northern Utah,
southern Idaho and Wyoming, has been
missing from his home In Kimberly, Utah,
since last Sunday, and 1t is believed he
has persisted In the terrific snowstorm that
has been prevailing in the Gold mountain
district,
He left Kimberly a week ago to visit a
mine four miles distant and has not been
seen or heard Of since. Searching parties
have discovered a snowslide which oc-
CURED in the path hat Harkins had taken
and It is believed the unfortunate man was
caught and buried In this.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
SIGNS DIFFERENT
snow. Rain and Wind Street, GrouRd-
hog in May Eastern
states.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE storm prevalent
all day In this section made itself manifest
In this city and SUBURBS to the great dis
comfort OF ali people who .ventursd out
OF doors. On top Of Il heavy fall OF snow
came rain. which turned the snow into
slush and made swamps OF lov-lying
ground. In the early afternoon the rain
turned to snow. and 9 little later this con-
dition disappeared IN the face Of = decided
drop in the temperature.
This was accompanied BY q gale which
in exposed quarters broke branches Of trees,
blew away Insecure boaFdings and sent
signs flying to the street. One fatality
from a falling sign was reported here In
the early evening, Tonight the high wind
continues and the temperature Is falling.
The signal bureau predicts a fall to 10 de-
grsss above zero before the lowest mark
Is reached.
Rough Sea Around sandy Hook.
Since shutdown a gale has been ~continu-
ously blowing at Sandy Hook. At times the
wind reached over sixty miles an hour. The
sea outside and In New York Lower bay Ia
extremely rough. The steam pilot boat
New York. which Il used to any weather
came In tonight and anchored under the
lee Of the Highlands. The eleetrie-lighted
huOye marking Gedney Channel ana the
Southwest spit were purposely extinguished
tonight. owing to the heavy sea grounding
the cables.
On account OF their interruption ths
French lins steamer L'Aquitaine, from
Havre, and the HAmburg-Amerlean line
steamer Phoeniela. from Hamburg and
Boulogne. carrying many passengers. wer'
forced to anchor outside OF the sandy Hool
bar. where they are having a rough ride
tonight.
The big new fFeightsr Drachenfeld. bound
for Savannah. Was forced to neh II
sandy Hook bay. It's captain not daring 4
risk putting 10 sea IN the face Of such
terrlne wind and without the guidance o.
the channel lights.
An oeean-g0ins tug with two coal barge
Was forced 10 anchor It's TOW under the To-
Of the Highlands. a. Il could make no head
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
THIRD TERM AS PRESIDENT
). antos seiaya T. Again Inaugurated
Chief Exeestive Of ME-
rasua

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Feb. Al. Santos
selaya was today inaugurated president Of
Nicaragua for his third term. In the pres
ence OF the Nicarasuan congress and q
large assembiage Of citizens. Judge Matos
Of the supreme court administered tae oath
10 the president. who briefly reviewed his
previous ADMINISTRATION In Nicaragua and
referred hopefully to the prospects for the
construction Of the Hioarasuan canal and
to the benefits that Nicaragua would de-
rive theFefrom.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
Cornelius N. Le&k.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-Corneiius NJ. Leek.
one OF the %best,known newspaper men in
Illinois. died today Of consumption. He
was born IN Brooklyn, N. r., IN 1s4s. His
FIRST newspaper work was with the Demo
,,crat Of Bloomfield, Ind. as publisher, For
the last thirty years he had been Identified
with the Press OF Bloomington. Ill. and
for half that time was editor OF the Sum
day Eye. For many years he contributed
political articles to the metropolitan Jour-
nails and his writings were extensively
quoted.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
MANY ARE FROZEN TO DEATH
Forty Csrpses OF Soldiers of Jap
anses Infantry Are
Found.

YOKOHAMA, Feb. 2.-Four officers and
seven men of the detachment Of a1O Japan
ese infantry, previously reported to have
been frozen to death, with lie exception
or one man, on the northern end Of Hondo
island, have been found In various stages
Of exhaustion. Forty corpses have also
been found,
Major Kamaguachi was discovered alive.
but frozen to the ground by the blankets
his men had thrown over him. Three living
and seven dead soldiers were found lying
near Major K~amaguachi. The search for
the lost men is impeded by snowstorms
and scant hope Of finding further survivors
Is entertained.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
ENTERTAIN DELEGATES
Meatsrsy Prepares ReyaI Reception
for Members sf Paa-Amsrt-
cen Congress.

MONTERREY. Mex. Feb. 2.-Governor
LeaI has received word from Mexico City
that the members OF the Pan-Amerlcan
congress will arrive here Friday afternoon.
February :. and remain four days. III del
esatss will be given q royal reception in
this city. No less than $4,000 will be
spent In entertaining them.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03

CHICAGO. Feb. ARTHUR NJ. Parent.
manager Of the Pullman car works. died
today at his home in Pullman after an III
ness OF several weeks caused by an affec-
ton OF the liver. He was In his 42d year.
Mr.. Parent came to Chicago from Detroit,
where he was manager Of the Pullman COM
pany's plant. II is stated that the Pullman
works probably will be closed tomorrow and
the day OF his funeral.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
s,Iu Keen. m I'm.

During a period OF poor health some
time ago 1 got a trial bottle Of Dewitt's
Little Early Risers," says Justice OF the
Peace Adam Shook Of New Lisbon, Ind.
Il took them and they did me so much
good have used them ever since" Safe.
reliable and gentle. Dewitt's Little Early
Rlsers neither grippe nor distress, but slim
ulate the liver and promote regular and
easy action of the bowels.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
LEGATION VOUcHES FOR SHIP
CeiemRia's British Representative
Declares Ban Rich 20 BE Cow
ernment Boat.

CARACAS. Feb. Alt is said In severn
meEt and diplomatic circles here that when
the steamer Ban Rich, subsequently, re-
named LibeEtAdoh and operating against
President Castro. left London last Novem-
her the legation Of the United states Of
Colombia guaranteed that II vas In the
service Of Colombia. This statement ex-
plains many Of the seeming mysteries oon-
neoted with the movements Of the vessel.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
Rev. Patrick Francis smith.

NEW YORK. Feb. Rev. Patrick Fran
els Smith. pastor Of st. Anthony's Roman
Catholic church. Hudson. N. ", for the
last twenty-five years. died today In this
city. aged IS. Father. Smith built churches
at Camillus. Baldwinsvllle and Geddes, ali
in the diocese OF Albany. He was a cousin
Of Archbishop Kendrlck.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
CECILIA LOTUS RECEIVERS
Actress Enabled to Proceed 70 Toledo
q Join Her oon-
pany.

DETROIT, Feb. a-Miss Cecilia Lotus
Of y. u. sothern's company was prevented
from appearing In yesterdays performances
Of 'Tf ! Were King BY acute Eastritis,
but recovered sufneiently this afternoon Ia
proceed 70 Toledo to join the company.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
Warren wright.

ST. CLOUD, Miun.. Feb. 2.-warren
Wright. aged 81 years. died tonight after
a brief illness. He was the hrst agent In
this city for the st. Paul a Pacific railway.
now the Great Northern, and for twenty
1--WE years was general freight agent Tor the
same system.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
A Life al stake.

II you but knew the splendid merit OF
Foley's Honey and Tar you would never
be without IL. A dose or two will prevent
an attack Of pneumonia or la grippe. II
EaAy save your life.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03

Losses on buildings reported up to II
o'clock were;
w. II. Camp block, in which was 10
Gated the Reid a Hughes company's store,
gu. 900
Masonic temple, $4,000.
G~reenbere q Buckner. $4,000.
o'Connor block. t35. 200.
Old American block. Charles Miller,
owner. $4,000,
johnson block. $4,000.
Jones, Morgan & Co. clothiers. $4,000.
J. b. Muliings q Son. clothiers, 800. 900
Camp block, In process Of demolition
$50. 900.
Franklin house, totally destroyed, 100000
New England Engineering company
turkish bath. W. @. schlegel keeper
$4,000.
Jean jacques block. s4O,O 900.
Mrs. w. c. Bannon's block, occupied BY
Anson seiiew company. $4,000.
George e. Judd block, occupied by La
Palme-Hoffman company, s35, 1000.
Ashworth block. occupied by B. G. Church
company. $4,000.
waterbury American, newspaper. LOST
on building. 100000.
schlits Brewing company, $4,000.
Conlon Brothers. $4,000.
Edward McGraw. w blocks, $4,000.
Meigs block. $4,000.
whittlessey block, $4,000.
Boston Furniture company. $4,000.
Bronson block, $50 1000.