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New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
SPORTSMEN'S SHOW.
COMING EXHIBIT AT GARDEN TO HAVE
INNOVATIONS.

COMING EXHIBIT AT GARDEN TO HAVE
INNOVATIONS.
Edward G. Unit. the scenic artist has just com
pleted the model for the interior OF Madison Square
Garden II will appear for the eighth annual
Sportsmen's Show. TO open on March O. The plan
calls for radical change in the production Of the
spectacle that has marked past shows of the asso-
citation Instead Of a drop curtain and lake at
the Fourth-ave end OF the Garden. the perspective
will this year consist Of reproduction Of favorite
spot for campers in the Adirondacks. Pine covered
mountain crags and peaks will rise high above the
level Of the main floor and frcm these will pour
cascades Of water one Of which will turn the wheel
an old water mill. From the centre OF the arena
viii rise a wooded island 700 feet IN length BY
40 feet IN width and around this viii flow Adj
rondack trout stream, fed by mountain cascades.
Upon the guides and Indians will ply their
paddles enabling visitors TO view the show as they
make the circuit in birchbark canoes Log rolling.
canoe and other water sports will be given
Upon the island will be grouped the tepees OF the
Ojibway Indians, and here also will be located the
game park the aviary and the camps Of the trap
The ash exhibit will this year be unusually ex--
tenslve, whlle tne coAectloh OF egg. nests ana
longing to John Lewis Childs OF Floral Park, Long
Island valued nearly $50 600 and occupying nearly
one thousand feet of floor space VIII prove a reve-
lation to both the adult and Juvenile visitor
priVate collection Of George A Barker wealthy
sportsman of Lakeview Baldwins. Long Island
this kind provided by the ASSOCIATION Among the
birds be shown by Mr.. Barker are live ducks and
Long Island baymen from Great South Bay will
erect a duck hut on the shore Of the island, and
viii be in attendance with their decoys ana other
paraphernalia TO demonstrate up 10 date methods
Of duck shooting Canadian trappers and guides
from Maine and the Adirondacks viii also be pres
eut. in picturesque garb, and the sound OF the
moose call. the turkey bone and the duck cail viii
mngle with the strains Of D DAquin's band this
year, as in years past
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
Trade IN CHICAGO

Chicago. Feb. (special.-Corn was the leader
again to-day. of at time &c. but closing only
sc under Friday. There for a while mora Of
that same sort Of liquidation as Friday. Patten
and other local holders were leading In II The
Southwest longs were letting 60 The only demand
seemed to come from shorts and from holders OF
puts. The fractional recovery sr the close was
mainly fight over the put price. May opened
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

real estate OF City Island has obtained an opttot
on the Belden Point property was yesterday
hrmed Included in the Belden Point transaction
is the old Belden homestead. II the syndicate ex-
ercises its option to buy the property IL viii paw
$4,000 FOR it. The estate OF Coils P Huntington
owns the Belden Point property
The plan OF the syndicate Is 20 make City ISL
and a summer resort similar 10 that OF Atlantic
City, II possible. A large part OF the island Is 10
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
IMPORTANT WEST SIDE SALES.

The sale OF property in the upper West Side sec
ton OF the city last week also attracted consid-
cradle attention. The details OF two OF the largest
transactions ia this section were reported in The
Tribune yesterday. One Of them the sale OF
two city blocks. with the exception of a corner
plot. and the other the sale OF parcel OF eighteen
lots The blocks were those bounded by One-hun-
dred-and- -twenty-fifth and hundred -tven-
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
THE WEEK IN REALTY.
GREENWICH VILLAGE LIKELY TO HAVE
BOOM AFTER MANY DOR
MANT YEARS

The real estate operations and plans or the Jer-
sey City and New-York Railway Company. wnica
intends to complete the unfinished North River
tunnel were the features of the realty market
last week. BY the purchase OF the block bounded
by Tenth, Hudson. Greenwich and Christopher
SITS. the company sets at rest speculation as TO
where its terminal station 20 be and consequently
the operators already busy negotiating for
parcels in Greenwich Village. which they think
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
OrHER rRANsAcrInNs-

one OF the best transactions in lower Broadway
was the sale OF the building formerly the home OF
Philip Hone. when he Mayor Of this city. The
building is the southeast corner Of Great Jones'
81 ana Broadway, and is on plot - BY $50 feet
IL was sold for Seth Sprs.sue Terry by William A
" hite & sons 10 William r. Finn The purchase
price was reported 10 be S351.l00-
a big deal In the SiXth-ave. section was the sale
Ol nos 81 ana % SiXtn-lVe- old buildings. a
pot SSSxlCO feet. by HOrIce :. Ely & Co for vari
Gus persons % MandelbdUn & Levine. who bought
a pioL ~ '2bSi9 4NIl-b feet at the northwest
ner Of Twenty-eishth-st- and Sixth-ave in October
last.
An interesting sale was that Of the Alvord prop
erJN- Nos 10 10 West ThirUy-lrst-st, a plot o.
As9~ feet by Leopold Well for the NsW-Yor<
field. Mass.
An Important purchase was made last week hv
Andrew j. COnnick. He bought from the HYATT
estate through j. Romaine Brown & Co a plot OF
ABOUT tWenty-Seven lots az One-huudred- and
elghty-nrst-st- and Fort WashinEton-ave- On the
northern part of the Hyatt plot the remains or
one Of the Revolutionary redoubts CT Fort Wash
ingIOn.
One of the principal transactions in the Fifth
ave. section the sale O No 6an Fifrh-svs
LoGr story dwelling house q lot 25xI00 feet by
W r & F s. Taylor. for the estate OF Effrghsn
Nichols To Charles r. Hoffman. ir The Dr0neT+v "a
a Columbia College Ieasehold
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

be set aside for the building OF fine dwelling
houses. and there is 10 be a large yacht station
Steps to be taken IL is said. 70 have some OF
the roads leading rom City Island 70 the Harlem
Bridge improved 50 as to get owners OF auto
mobiles 70 make frequent trips in their machines
to the island The Pelham Bay Park and
City Island Bridge or the things responsible
for the formation OF the syndicate
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
PROHIBITION IN KANSAS.
'opeka Advocate lPro.l }

From The Topeka Advocate tPro1.
The law is pretext in most communities for
public officials to take Doodle. In many counties
blood money is exacted from the "tont" keeper by
the county attorney down to the councilmen It is
a bad state Of affairs, and is producing moral
degenerates in every community. The effect is
damaging 10 the future greatness OF the State.
The crimes committed in dealing with this monster
evil are having effect on the morals Of the
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

6sth-st No 20 West. sOx1O05: Jessie L spauIdins
and another U Byron II Burdett: mortgage.
S-utSOs X =.
99th-st 5 1852 It E OF Riverside ave 60xIaO II.
Henry NJ Whitehead. referee. Central Build
ing Improvement and Investment Company.
:, S29 -. 5..-..-..----.... ......-....... .....
120th-st. No so East I9xlOO.11: Herman A Brecher
% Elizabeth \ Whitmors; mortgage. 81. COO.
:. S2..-........--.-
Gread-st No 20 70 Isl. and Nos % ana y
Eorsyth-st: Mary T Lord et al 10 Harry FischeI.
2 = Ses T5- T5-.--.--............ ........
Broome-st No III, n 5. 25xsT d. William Bachrarh
ct al 70 Annie : Wolfsons mortgage. SIS 500.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
CRICKET.
THE KINGS COUNTY CLUB TO SEND A TEAM
THROUGH NEW-ENGLAND.

THROUGH NEW-ENGLAND.
TIE Kings County Cricket Club has decided TO
send team a tour through New-England in
The ensuing season The club has obtained several
new members, who will add considerable strength
70 the team and eleven will be entered for the
championship contest Of the Metropolitan District
Cricket League
The Columbia Oval Cricket Club held its annual
meeting last week, when the following officers were
elected for the ensuing season: President T. Q
CHh vice-president. @. Greerh halgh; secretary and
treasurer, J. J. G0vey. No. 26 West Broadway; cap
ialH. r. Cobban. vice-captain. J. Allen: executive
committee, T. C. Cliff. G. Greenhalgh. J. J. Govey,
Cohban and J. Allen. Prizes were awarded for
The best batting and bowling averages obtained last
season TO r Cree1icau for the former and H. T
Hlll0ck for the latter The club has decided TO
nake application FOR membership in the New-York
cricket Association and 10 take part in the cham
Eons1ip schedule af that organization this year
ne club expects 70 make several improvements on
Is grounds al Williamsbridge and work will be
permit
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
CORPORATION oMNERsH1e N RE,1-r

Anticipating the great possibilities Of profit max
ing M the ownership and development OF real
estate along the Immediate line OF Nev-Yorx's
greatest and most rapid extension d number o.
well known local business men have organized a
company which is 70 be operated on the com
munlty or interest plan The company was incor-
porated under the title Of the Realty Company or
Ne"-for and its object is TO invite public par
ucipatlon in the ownership OF metropolitan real
estate which lies in the boroughs of Manhattan
ana Inc Bronx It is also the purpose OF the com
pahy 10 develop choice acreage tracts in West
chester county. in the immediate ueighborhOod
OF ne bronX- for purposes or dwelling TIE
u4iectoFS or the company say that they anticipate
d ieaI estate boom in these sections as soon a.
JIe RAPID Transit subway shall have brought the
w MeSlchesJer towns near 10 the CITY Hall as
tiafleIn IS now. which will be unprecedented in The
history OF land development
An cIncer OF the Realty Company OF New-YorLx
says taat by its method of land ownership and
utNelopnneHt an absolutely safe profitable and
rIpld means or harvesting these land fortunes Is
dIoruer 70 the general public. The COMPANY is
C1ptlalZed Tor Sl,N0,to0 and. in order TO accom-
push us proposed real estate operations II offers
Tor pubic subscription s2e01o of its common stock
a. ttle par value or 81 share and 10000 OF first
mortgage twenty year bonds. bearing ; per cent
interest IN the denomination OF 80 each
- me oIIlcers OF the company are Fraderi, =
NuSent- president, Edwin ". FiskA vica-Drasf-
cent JudsOn g Travis treasurer. and James N
simpson, secretary. -
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
OPTION on CITY IsL4yD LAND.

SYNDICATE PLANS TO HAVE A sr-NfvEE
RESORT THERE LIKE ATLANTIC CITY.
The report that the syndicate which has a.
ready secured options on about tWo-thfrds OF the
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
NEW BUILDING Plans.

4Isr-st. Nos sOT and 2Go Vest. and 4a4-S- n. "a
West f1r a seen story theatre. tjox0S.9 and
-5xt5- klaW & ErlauE=r. No T.. .414 Broadway.
owners; Herts & TallanJ. No - East 2sth-st
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

ftsn59 559 wanna tornel West Point and Annapolis.
Basketball. fencing track athIetice wafer noIo
ana swimming the principal sports scheduled
al columbia this week
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange, by the Counseman g. Day
private wire from William p. Bonbright Co. OF
Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
LARGE PARCEL NEAR METROPOLITAN
CLUB SOLD.

G. Nicholas Of No, 2SSS Broadway. has sold for
William H. Faconer No. East Sixty-second-st,
a four story brownstone dwelling house. lot
25x75xlOO5 feet. The buyer is Thomas J. McLaugh-
lin. who will build the site a high class Amer
lean basement dwelling house Mr. Nicholas has
also leased the following houses 10 various persons
Nos 10 West Thirty -eghth-st.. III West Forty
fourth-st 126 West y-fourth-st. IS East Forty
ninth-st.. 799 Lexington-ave. and 80 West Fifty
md
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

second-st. and No. IA West Forty-frst-st being
$50 feet front in Forty second-st. and 9 feet deep
and 25 feet front in FOrty-hrst-st by as feet deep
The OF the playhouse Will be the New-AHl-
sterdam Theatre, and il will have seating ca
pacity Of about two thousand. Klaw & Erlanger
are the owners and Hertz & Tallonit the archi-
teCts. The estimated cost is 500 600.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
.-nrrs OF TIE LINKS.

--..,, ~ the land used by he Knickerbocker
Po-.'-' 80 rq.-busn. as a rolf links. has been
flei- ,,ss- ,,l,-,,oses and II is possible that
sold t1r %o-l-C-l-E5 % E5.5vs 10 seek quarters. The
NJ N ali - decided at meeting oL lLe yot'
MAJ ntaL--,@-s 10 be held within the next -e" Ga!
..-.. Saith professional a. the Nassau Country
A4e~ - island. has been given leave OF ab-
- :. en- a similar position with the Coronado
seics - - so,+bern California Should the dele
Ooi- - - -. animal meeting Of the United States
gates a. esr-ori0n decide on Nassau for the national
I.H- Iol- a Championship. Smith will probably cut
80 his engagement I'm 7roer 10 oegln Ihe "oFA
saoTl saoTlaa.--stio9 ~ for that important tournament.
Tho Hartford Golf Club IS the most prominent
.-r,sn+ for the honor Of holding the Connecticut
S.ata championship next season, and its selection
,,os already been tacitIy confirmed The course.
-Ls,b 68g undergone some Improvement OF late'
measures about 5,a5o YARDS
ss-fss of team matches for the coming season
O., ,re ~ the earlier announcements OF the Phila-
z.f.rla Golf Association The competitions are to
foTfr an May 10 and win be followed by matches
=, Nav a June 4. September and 20 and Octo-
~ All of the clubs in the association will meet
a. different links on those dates. Those composing
+bs 1rer class are Philadelphia Cricket. Philadel-
uhla Country. Huntington valley AronlInink, Me-
%ioT .~ricxat and ST David's clubs. The Rtvington
rornrrv club has been elected TO membership re-
Gently ana the LansdoWne Country club has re-
signed
Fred Fftziohn has been engaged as professional
fcr the coming season at the Innis Arden Golf
uh whose course is laid out on the private estate
Of J. kennedy Tod, at Sound Beach. Conn
The siwanoy Country Club. OF Mount Vernon. will
mold an indoor putting contest on February Is.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

PLANS FOR NEw-AMSTERDAM THEATRE
FILED
Plans filed yesterday al the Buildings De-
partmeut. Manhattan. for a seven story brick
theatre TO be at Nos 207 and 2O9 West Forty
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

Champ' IS not builder. but a hotel proprietor.
owning and managing the hotel known the
Portland, at Atlantic Highlands. y. J.. and also
managing the Hotel Portland, on the south side OF
Forty-seventh-st, opposite this property.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
BOSTON STOCKS.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Furnished by Tracy & Co.. No. 30 wau-s,5
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
MANY PURCHASES NEAR TUNNEL station
SITE

large number OF properties near the tunnel
terminal site OF the Jersey City and New York
Railway Company were sold yesterday TO spe,uIa-
tors. Some operators who recently bought parcels
near the proposed station site have received offers
Tor their holdings there at price considerably in
advance of what they paid.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

Fred Fitz3ohn has been engaged as professional
@cr the coming season at the Innis Arden Golf
G7uh whose course is laid out the private estate
of J. Kennedy Tod at Sound Beach. Conn
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

The siwanoy Country Club ot Mount Vernon, will
mold an indoor putting contest on February Is.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
BIG LEAsE OBTAINED BY DRrG FIRM

Hegeman & Co. druggists. have leased Nos. 20n
and 202 Broadway from Oscar ZolIikoffer for
twenty-one years at about $1,000 year. The
building is to be altered and another story : TO
BE- added 10 IL. After these improvements have
been made. the company viii occupy the premises
The estimated Of the altera tiOns IS SitG 0HN
The lease was negotiated by the John 3. streeton
Company.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09


ENLIST.
A. L. Mordecai & Son have sold for Potter &
Bro. TO Ezra R. Champion Nos. 10 and f31
west Forty-seventh-st. The property has A front
age OF forty feet. Mr.. Champion will build a nine
story hreproof apartment hotel on the site Mr.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

ASKED
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-09-24
Flat Rock.

Correspondence. %.
Hurrah for our next County
Clerk, j. B r B. Smith.
Miss Anna Moody was the guest
of Mrs. Lon Gill Friday.
Robert and Milsrd Clendenin
have started home to Indiana.
W. o Edwards was the guest of
John Edwards, of Brighton, Sun
day.
George Garland is at home on a
visit with his parents this week.
NJ. Edwards was visiting John
Greer Sunday.
James Fridley has his we'll about
finished for Hugh Dougherty.
! Elijah MoKinnie was a business
visitor at Leon Friday.
There was bean hulling party
at Thomas Forbers Saturday night.
There was quite q number of young
folks present.
You can hear the click of the
corn cutters in this vicinity.
Mrs. Emma Gill and Mrs. Geo.
Garland We're visiting Mrs w. NJ.
Garland Friday.
Jos. q. Gibbs was visiting at
Ambrosia Sunday.
Miss Cora Edwards was the guest
of Minnie Long Thursday.
HOMLY Boy.
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Policeman Needed.

The Charleston Gazette has call.
ed the attention of the city dads
that force of policemen should
be at the depots at the incoming OF
the trains at that CITY. The muir
der which occurred at the @. & o.
depot last Friday morning, the
Gazette claims is an instance of an
imperative demand in this respect.
There has been at the depots in
Charleston for a number of years,
gang of noisy and vulgar lot of
hack drivers and losfers who are of
much annoyance to the travelling
public and the city authorities
propose to stop it.
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Hip Van Wrinkle.

We are to have the big new
scenic dramatization of Irving
story, RIP Van Wrinkle" at Hooff's
Opera House, Friday, Got. 10Th
The handsome stage pictures
presented with this attraction have
created immense attention. In the
scene where rip" finds himself
awakening from his long sleep,
there is an atmosphere typical of
the wild woodland. Tall pines and
bending white birches are there in
profusion, the mountain is dotted
with shrubbery, the grass and foli-
age seems almost real and the
bright sun effects, brought about
by an electrical arrangement also
help form stage picture of much
grandeur. This is only one of the
many scenes of great beauty pre-
sented in conjunction with this
production. j. A. Simon who plays
the role of rip" is an actor of
prominence and has won fame in
this particular part; along with him
are many noted players.
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q. A. X. National Encampment
at washington, ID. g.

Go via the Ohio Central Lines
and @. & o. This route is unsur-
paspassed for beautiful, grand, wild
and historic scenery, THE Rhine +"
1.-THE Alps" and the. Battlefield
Line of America.
On Saturday, Got. 4th. special
g. A. r. train will be run via this
picturesque route; train will run
through to Washington witht nj
change of cars Excursion tickets
will also be'on sale for all regular
trains of Dot. 3, A, 5 and 6 good re-
turning until Got. Ia. An extern.
sion of limit may be obtained until
Nov. 3 by depositing ticket with
Joint Agent at Washington and
payment of fee of so cents.
For tickets and full particulars
time of special and regulars, rates
etc call ON Agents o. Q Lines.
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The Charleston Mail Kicks.

Last week tn Charleston Mail
Tribune, one of the Republican
organs of Kanawha county con.
tanned the following:
"The Caldwell adherents object
to the republican state committee
settling the differences in the two
senatorial districts when it is def.
nitely known that certain members
of that committee would vote to
declare the Scott men the nomi-
nees no matter what the evidence
submitted That sort of men have
no business being on republican
state committee and the sooner
they tender their designations IN
the interest of party harmony the
better it will be"
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Now For a Grand Columbus. To-
ledo and Detroit Excursion.

Sunday. Sept. 26th, Special
Train via the Ohio Central Lines
will leave Point Pleasant at 1901
a M, arriving at Columbus at $50
a m. and Toledo at S:45 a. m AT
Toledo train will make direct con-
nection with the White Star Line
Steamer, transferring passengers
from train to Steamer at T. & @.
Q. Dock Fare for the round trip
will be only 81 % to Columbus and
81 80 to Toledo Tickets for De-
troit may be purchased on train at
so cents from Toledo to Detroit
and return. Returning, Steamer
will leave Detroit at 500 p. m ,
making direct connection with
Special Train which will leave To-
ledo 60. @ Depot) at 800 p m.
or after return of boat, and leaving
Columbus an 1900 mid night
Tickets will be good returning on
this Special Train, only.
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The fastest steamboat ever built
is the Arrow. owned by Charles R.
Flint of New York. On Saturday,
Sept. 9th, she made mile on the
Hudson, off Irvington, in l minute
and Is As seconds. The English
torpedo boat Viper, which went to
pieces some time ago held the pre-
vious worlds record of 40 4s 100
miles an hour.
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am prepared to furnish coal
to all consumers and owing to the
strike we have been compelled to
advance the price of coal If the
miners return to work and coal
goes down, we will also drop
with them We always aim to
sell at a very small margain
Raymond City lump, 81 - load.
Raymond City nut, 81 IS load
Raymond City Pea, $3.50 load.
Ohio River lump, $500 load.
Orders promptly attended to.
Sept. soa.
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The Split in The Party.

Ptttsburg Post.
What more urgent could be sd-
dressed to a practical politician and
high official than President Roose.
velts appeal to Speaker Henderson
"Most earnestly ask that you re-
consider your determination not tc
rum" the President wires, and Hen.
derson wires back that he cannot
reconsider. And of course he can.
not. with the wide publicity the
withdrawal has secured, as the most
interesting bit of political news fol
long time The chairman of the
Republican congressional commit
tee, Mr.. Babcock, who has also
been playing with the fire of tariff
reform, cannot believe the report
is genuine and calls on Henderson
to remain in the field. The ans
wer is no-no-nos
We think this indicates a state
of feeling in the West on the tariff
question that the part at the East
cannot or will not appreciate or I'm.
derstand. In Pennsylvania Re.
publicans are enjoying a delusiou
that the tariff cannot be made toe
high, and that there is no connec.
ton between the tariff and the
trusts. They do not understand
the West. The tariff is the most
exciting and best understood ques.
ton that has ever taken hold of the
American people, with the single
exception of slavery. People reach
speedy conclusions on it They
Gct with rapidity and decision Re-
call the outbreak against McKin-
leyism in 1890 and 1892. The
country was swept by it from the
Atlantic to the Pacific. The tariff
is better understood than most peo-
pie imagine. The schoolmasters
are always in the field. Just now
it is the trusts that are filling that
useful vocation. The gospel a
year or so ago was that there must
be no "tariff tinkering" in the way
of reduction The necessity of
tariff revision is now supreme in
order that the trusts may be re-
strained and the people have free
markets. Protection the American
people have approved and stand
by, but it is not the protection that
sanctions robbery and plumber. and
creates the spoliation of the people
by trusts and combines. We have
reached the forks of the road. The
revolution will not go backward.
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The frightening of the steamer
Avalon made her one of the best
low-water boats afoat. 1t is as
tonishing what lot of freight she
can carry, drawing less than three
feet. Capt. Clyde Howard, of
Madison, has been engaged by the
Louisville and Cincinnati Mail line
to overhaul the steamers Hercules
Carroll, Henry M. Stanley and
Levi j. Workum. He will also re-
pair the Sunshine, Tacoma and
New South.