THE -TJnrBNEN'd : JOTTlW.AIi, rORTLAOT),- OltEGO TUESDAY, JUKE 10, 1902.
"1 Ml.
Barricades
tiqipation of
A
T CScripW-ntcBAe XeWs Association.) -i'
VlUCeBBAKROk ., Jans tt.-aieom
ha again fallen upon the anthracite re
- tton,, cow that It Is generally known that
nothing tangible Ja the way bf 4 settle
' tnent bt th immers strik 1 expected t
follow the cosfereheY between President
' Mitchell and Commissioner Wright
; Today the la erery evidence that th
' fenlner aad Operator are as far apart a
everv:. -X v; 'ft V ! -"-: i-' ' " i
1 tn or'W;fctlftf barricade lad
hemes for the non-union men is being
hushed with vigor.
. m striker thl morerfng indaeed th
: fir fighters at th Jersey colllerr to quit
work. 1 taring eel St na in th mines
to check thl flames that have been ftglng
lor M month. Unless thw company mi
Everythiingr1 They Say,
. ig We1jfyith-Them.:
1 x ' U i ' I' '
4 Th Buodlar TtmdM cobhoU net Mat
tight, hut aU tha kuilnaaa don oonalBted
I tha itvfti rauUhi rUi ' K tottaa
W taken reardln tha atrlk altuaUon,
41 th wemberl of fha tai-loiia uhlona
aam wait !m4 with th tttloo)t,K's:
t That aay thai aanainar material U ar-
tlTr ta eewtoad iota from a Vraa
1 cleco, aa well a from Ealain and Van-
to carry on tha law amount of con
iarnctlo 6l hOW J 9iraV5f-,
t)a ol th nloi man UUa horlUn
Thar r fully m oanjr tnen at work
- ttbi tountlft th ? Amalgut4
' Woodworker, aa tfaer war prior to tha
. tflkaV'2 tb ..fcafptntert art pfatty wW
- mployd it fair material, th plumbers
, ar at work and thcr l Mt - a. Mia
, palnur la th city.' Th general aitua-
- Uer tiadf th mradmataacea, eoM tat
be ktf bAler Ihift at preaent Tb ttrlkfl
wUl probably rt a tod thltttf for
Portland la th end. When It U Bnaliy
aetUad thart will b ona ot th buileet
buliainf periods tver known here,"
Thft tlchmltt planing thllV.t&a Mlon
"eonctfh 011 th fiaat Bid. Will heftltt
rations tomorrow, and in a few days
the management eapocts) to employ1' two
Shift of 40 ntt Vaohk t
Thial la addiOott td the othsr mail un
Ion :AiU hero, will glv WBploymn to
nearly all tha looked-out woodworkers.
Th lattar aro tallied workman and th
union mills 111 b la a poaltlon to naki
ft Interesting for th boycotted concern
which : m immt, ; m great aettgura.
-with ' unskilled , labor. - -
Tki itnlAK nvittla mrm ahnUi u nftltllM
tar aaxlety about their balnf tenabl t
aeour lumbar from th sawmills. On
th oontrary. they aar that they can g
all th lumbar they wish, from almost
- any source, by putflng up th tash for
' It. The resolutions passes by th mill
men sawmill men ana master butraera
tho th rday,' sUOng . that any Arm
would b soyoottsd tot tolithff lumMf td
any on employing union help, d not
earn to b aooomplUhlng the result In
tended, Lumber If being sold promlscu
nudl fhSut auMtlan hetntf aaked.
and evidently th resolutions hay not
ctiU4 tt'hlfmt M trrer th&t ft
was oalcmlated ther Should. -
Tha proprietors o the boycotted tnllls
slUltefuse t talk on the situauom, Uan-
'ager" Heppach of the Kleoial mill wa
an Yesterday, bfat reTerrva the feportei
t -William U renton, the mlllmaa'i it-
tarney, ' Mr. Fenton was out of town,
bat it la well underatood that tha aseo
elation Is as bitterly opposed to arbitra
tion aa erer. - , .r v v .. , ,
FOUND DEAD
:-lCHlGA60
HIGAaO Jm lAaohd R. Winders,
.printer, employed on th Ban Fran
room in the Demon Hotel thl morn-
tag, havuig shot himself in the head dur
iaa th algbl. He -came here as a dele
gate tn the Interest of tha International
Typographical Uhlofi. :; A lter found
on nia person inaicatee xnat tne uvea
at EOT 6lQ, Oakland. The metlve Of the
suicide I unknown. ' . ' i .-.
in no
'(fScrlp'p's-jfcRa j New Association.)
etiN FRANCISCO,June 10.-Th4 annual
convention pf. the Jostle Shrlqers opened
this morning with a street parade of the
vteltmr bnimmed patrol, to Golden
Gate Hall, where the Tntpeflal Council
met. Mayor Schmlti delivering an ad
ores pf welcome. Tli elty la elaborately
decorated la holiday attire. - , -
J DR. R. D. NORTURIP ,
dSXEQPATH
; ; - 1 treaU Succeufully An'- 1 N -
r.IKVCdS 1HD (BEOHIC DIStAStS
C.Txdt 41$ Dekum BBtldlng, .: 'f
U Xkki and Washington' St ' ,
Call tot literature.', " X'M'
: Are Beinff. Biiilt in An
Grave Trouble.
tokhag t id tRetr placed thr will b
pit immen loss. 1t ,
President MUenelfand Secretary Easley
of the Civic Federation held a eonferent
thl tnornlng, BoOl disclaimed that It
had My bearing ok tn situation, -
, MS'.'J1. !"'"! V"""""
: GUARDS DESERT1NQ. .
(Sortpso-McRa News Aoiatie.) -
WILKBSBARRB, ; Juno 10.LrgS
nuttWrl of dtterUohi nt occurred if
Nanttook and th question of providing
for tha men In th tooade threatenl
t resmv HnK into ft verfotr matter,
Tha merchant have threatened th
opera tort with it boycott, had f refu
lnf to sell goods tor use In tha bar-
4 rlcadeev
MASONIC: SESSION
The 3rand Chapter5 at Oregon, feoyal
Arch Masons, met In annual session at
the Masonic Temple, Third and Alder,
yesterday, - Grand
Priest L VL i
Thelisen presiding.
. The report ef the secretary showed
an increase 'lit membership during th
last year tr 1ml. ; ,
Offleer elected for the ensuing year
werei , , t P .
Grand high priest Vt, A. Clelijnd: dep
uty grand high priest' E. W. Davis,
grand, king, T. 7. Byalit grand ' scribe,
Edward Uiddlei grand treasurer. D. t.
Mason, grand secretary, ). 9 Koblneoal
grand eaplaia, tot t Pierce! grand lec
turer; J. n. Cleland: grand ehaplaln. 4.
M. T6ran (grand royal arch captain, A.
1L Btlner; master of thirl valf K. Kid
dle; master of the second rale, J. Mil
ler, master of tha first Vale, JL. J. Mar
shal J ientln!, Gustav Wilson.'
Z Th Order of High . Priesthood met in
annual convention and conferred the or
der upon 4h fouowing candidate last
oVening: V. it well. ' Union ' tV. A.
tldlmea, Ashlandi: W. Boys. Portlahd; O.
JU. faawkins, Independence; K. Osbom,
Astoria: TV, H. Daaeyr Portlaad. 'rite
ordrf the eomldg ar: President, 0. a
HtdsoH tice-ptesldenK 1 X. Hedton;
chaplain,- M. 0. Woodcock ! treasure! Lot
I Pierce; .recorder. J. T. ttoblnion;
master, D. W. Taylor r conducting. A. J.
Btlles, heralo,. f.', . Miller; steward, 1.
It trrlaa, ; V- ' 2
.The Orand Lodge of Oregon, Aholent
freS S&d Accepted Masons, meets at 10
ereioc tomomw una will ethtinu ir
three days. Their exercises Includes the
eoraer tton laying of the hew SeottUK
Rite OatbedraL , Ot Jtyday the grahd
lodge will visit Salera and Saturday will
be held tha Installation and annual ban-
DEBATE ON .
. : CORLISS BILL
, (Scflpps-McRa Ksw'Assolitlon.)
WAiHINQTON, June lo,-Th Sous
thl afternoon began the general debate
m the Gertie bill providing for the con
truotlon , of " th faclflo Cabl by the
Goverhmeat. Th President today sent
to the Senate th . nomination of Ben
jamin Crocker to so Collector of Inter
nal Revenue for th state of Washington,
ih Becretary . of the Treasury has re
ceived , th resignation of Col. Silas
Wright, Deputy Collector of Customs of
th Aleak district; ' -v --
THE CANVASS
Driscoll Leads Storey to Fifteen
- - Precincts.
Fifteen precinct In this county h&vl
been 6fflol'ally aaVasd and Chamberlain
ha gained two vote.
The count on Sheriff stands: Storey,
MS91 Driscoll, 1071. The lead of Drleooll
in these U precincts is accounted for by
th fact that Precincts 1 s and 18 Went
heavily igilntt Btcrey. He claim the
Other precincts will mere than give him
16s plurality, whloli he claims on unoffi
cial figures. , ,
LAND RUSH
' Journal special Sirvie.)
OREGON CITT, Jun 10.-A rush was
nlad ba th United State Land Office!
herd today by 45 persons applying (or.
tomesteais In iwnshttl i south, range 10
west. Just thrown open for settlement
Th township contalhs SboUt SM Claims,
alt. situated In Clackamas. County. : ,
Complicated Utigatiba wui enstte be
tween; those who have filed, as of th tS
who have thus far made application, only
18 are sure 6f their tinea' ' . ,
(Scrlpps-McHae News A0olation.i .
DHESDEN, June lO.-The King of Sax
ony is not so strong as he wa yester ,
day, deepli th fact that be had several I
nours- sleep last night S
, ..""'' ' - - " I !- i ,r
r Were Wot Guilty. ' ;
In the United State iHstrict Court to-
day. Bcott , Lane and WUllam , Metcalf
wer rouna not guilty on the charge of!
selling liquor , t laduuw oa th Silet
suservatioa. ? .5'? F-ZJi' :'i r-:-
WHEAf MARKET.
CHICAGO, Juae .-Wheat, 79 M And
71 g--v.v';
SAW , FRAXClSCCv Juno 10. Wheat
u ir an u ks. r,y.
ioiioun
Miss WifikJemanA
Jdmps to the Toji
- , " Ml IH UN hi I! ,V t ,
la, the Journal Contest for Frte
Vacation."
. iJli Atta Wlnklemahil tikes . th lead
today la Th Journal votlngf contest .
Her friend flooded the ofnc with vote
yesterday, and there were so many that
It took h contest editor , an. hour , to
count them alL 'r"'Wp ?i i-S
AS fcrtnter to te Voidrs, ft Vduld b
a good plii to InfcloSe .your: eoUpens In
unsealed envelopes, s that they. Will not
become scattered and lost , i vi
The contest, K th Weather, is warm
ing up. ' TheH wef same J new names
aided today. IM the good work go on.
- The vote today Is as follows: K ,
Misi ftttt wittkiimann .'.Ji30
Mis Margaret Btnt&let t;....;....u..AW
Mis Mirgtret Chapman ...,..,10i
Mies ftos rraiiklln tit
Miss Birbari Westenfetder ............ too
Mis tittle SaUb ......................; 39
Mi tissle Llnd SOl
Mis Mlhnle Harris ,. 1M
Mis Ellsahelh Rellteribftch ............ Jfcfl
Mrs. CathftHn AdaOts S3S
MIsi All' Utaytdft ill
Miss Ltssu Wilson It
Mlsi Mildred ft. Webb ................. 4f
Mis Ursula Michel ...' 12
Miss Emily Byrne ..,...."....,........ S3
Miss Waddell ,...,.it.t..s.....n...l
Miss Lucy Batentan '..,...., 11
Miss Bessie Zimmerman .....i,"; t
.WAS A QUEER WAY.
J i ' rn ! in lit .i .in ,a
Who know the' whereabouts of W. R.
Way t -About M laboring men would ilk
to know the hhswer.
. A few days g W. Vt. SL' Way, repre ;
sentlng himself to be an agent of he
t Lamar Combaav. a big- mminar c4-
cern ot Colorado, came Into a "local em
ployment bureau and requested W men
eooksr mborerS, etd,- h ootnpiny de
sired to establish a smelter in a place
about SO mile from Reestind, B. C He
explained that ho could get the men in
Spokane, but did not like to risk It, He
went to a restaurant and ordered lunches
pot up for the men and teld them to
meet hlra In th emplpyment elfice on
Morrison street it VM o'clock yesterday
mornlnaf Aa ha did hot aobeir at that
hour. Inquiry was made at th Eamdnd I
Hotel, where be stoppea. ana in infor
mation give out that he gave tip hl .
room yesterday morning and left on the
Northern Paclflo train for Bpokane, '
- Some of the rnrt he hired tt aii
other jobs to tiki this on, and, he on
them said, "We're tn nice tlx. - ; ; :
' Th Seventh Annul! ?, iesslon of ' the i
Suierlor Lodr of the Deem of Honor '
convened in th Se'lllng-Hlrsch building
at 1 o'clock thl morning. After th for
mal opening, ths Superior Lodge begree
wa conferred on U representative.
The Superior Chief of Honor invited
Mrs. Wild Bellsnap to the platform and
In behalf of tha Grand Lodge of Oregon
welcomed the Superior Lodge officers and
representative. She concluded her, M-
drea of welcome by presenting the Bu-
perior Chief of Hcftor With 4wo ' haad-
aoma gavels. ' mounted with stive ind
suitably Inscribed. The Superior Chief
of Honor responded in i hiDDt Vein.
A feaolutlCh of sympathy" Was extended
to Past Superior Chief Mr. s Mary J.
Btewart of California, A member of the
Committee oil Arbitration and Appeals,
who I 111 and unable to b present. V
One of the pleasing "Incidents of this
morning's seislod wa the Introduction
ot Mrs. Ella Kettredge,, Grand Chief of
Honor of the State of Washington, who
united with Oregon la welcoming the :
Superior. Lodga , .c. i tf ,?v
In the hame of the Grand Lfldge bf
Orefcn, D. of II., Mrs. Ollie Stephens,
Grand Recorder Ot Oregom svesented the
officers and representative a badge that
represented an eloquent description of we
history and .resources Cf Oregon. . 3 '
There wis short meotltig thl after-'
noon, when various oommittees will he 1
appointed, ' ' .'!,"'
Monainent Association.
The Soldiers' Monument Association
held a meeting Sunday 'afternoon. The
matter of raising fund by subscription
fer erecUng th proposed monument In
fjone Fir Cemetery will be submitted to
tho annual encampment of the Indian
War veteran and also th reunion of th
Oregon Plonew Assoclatloa Th next
mUng of the aaeoolaUon will b hold
at M Grand avenue, Jun 2 jj v H''
, RIVER BULLETIN.
Edward A. Beats, th forecast official,
promise iota river surprise net week.
The river I falling this Hreek. but 'next
week it will start rising: rOa Wednesday
It will come to a stand at U.f feet vat
Portland, and at the Dalles the rivr wUJ
rise during the remainder ot the week;;;
3
I
I
Come to Me
.If you are sick from any
cause and have, failed to get
relief, come right away. I will
not charge you for a consulta
tion. Vital Science will cure
i
you, most likely,
DR. EDWIN C. HOLMES,
819 -Sa Ablngtoa Building.
; WANTED :: I
Men sad women te locate on i S
some elegant Timber Lands. . "
Splendid opportunity; enquire S
hnmedlately, 301 PaUinr BUg.
!
HD Of on
FREE
4
-if
Days
at the
. Seaside .
Just Think!
"Ten happy, blissful days,
Away, from the heat and
; dust Ind ill-nature of "city
summer' weather. Ten de
Iightful, care-free days at
Old Ocean, whose breeze4
brings bloom to the cheek,'
brightness, to the eye, and
lprijhtliness to the Itep.
. ' : ;Aftd bi$t of all, she will
not have to skimp alonj
- for Weeks on short allowance
In "ofder to injoy It, for
- ' r v 1
the , '
a-:1,.. , Journal
All the
r - V-
To the most p6pu!ar young woman In Portland The
Journal will give a ten days trip to the seaside and pay
her expensed down and back, and her hotel bifl while there.
To determine her popularity a vote will be takta and the one
receiving thi most votes will get the trip. The one getting the
next highest number will be given A trip lasting from 5atur
day to Monday, all free. The one who ia third In the list will
recelveje trip up the lordly Columbia and return. -
This la a chance for the worthy , young women "who fill
busy places h the city to take a vacation "trip. .
COMPROMISED
The personal damag suit f Joseph Ac-
ton vs. Jack Fahla and "Billy Smith will
never go. to trial, as the attorney for the
plaintiff has received order front hi Cli
ent to drop the case. ',' ;! '.
It is understood that Acton, who was
Without employment when he had the
( trouble with Fahla and Smith, accept a
Steady position in preferenc to taking a
thanes of recovering anything ; la the
'ROUND TOWN. "
Ther will he t ntetlag of the Fourth
of July committee this evenaig at S0
Chamber of Commerce building. Reports
will be handed In by the various soUcItt
ing aemnsitteea
t Captain Charles XL McDonnell we un
animously elected Major of th Third
ttegiment, O. N. O., last eight,; At a meet
Ing of tho officer ot the regtaseat. . This
position wa formeriy Ailed by Major F.
8. 'Kelly, who resigM last Week. ; ,
The steamer Alliance entered from San
Francises yesterdajr with a aw&eral Serge
Of Waning mill stuff, constating- of shin
: gifts, dCora, etc, eonrngsod to Portland
consumers.
While standing in front of th Orgo
hlan building at tSS o'clock this morn
ing .A. W. Beldlng, th jeweler, fell ia a
faint, duo either to tb heat or to heart
trouble. A, half hoWs work .by three
physician revlred bin, after which he
was taken . hi hemmtiZZ'ii"'
The door wOI omett at f o'clock tdniftht
tor Miss Mary Cas aseMsrt at Parsons'
hall., Tho concert Win btgis at 1:30. . .
A10NTAVIIXA ACTIVE
' - i a ' 11 in OVS.Vv" " t
'At th oeott istb t the Montavilia
Board of Trad sensf brand of fir e
Ungulsher will be tesstad sad an adoption
made t on of ihess for as ia that Su
burb. ii-'iifj. , . 1
t The matter Of appouttng a committee
for 'the purpose of ing that all the
JOURNA
I ,- I . Who , Will
, " C'--A V --Met This!
vl .-.. ' vltM .- -'CHOICE?: - - i
Here's the Plan
Who Is Your Choice ?
house la th district art properly num
bered before beginning the fro mall de
livery titer, will be attended to.
Th giving of 1100, as at present,1 to
eaoh of th teacher la the public School
by the board ot directors will also be
aired.
. THE WEATHER. - .
Thunderstorms and light rain occurred
last night at Los Angelei and Saa Diego,
and light rata has fallen In 'North Da
kota. The Veather i clear, with moder
ately mild temperatures elsewhere In the
weatera portion of the United Stat..,
Th Indications ar for fair weather la
this -district ' Wednesday. It will be
warmer tonight la Western Oregon 'and
cooler la Southern Idaho. The tempera
tures will rise - Wednesday : ia Oregon,
Washington and Idaho,: . '. , '
'EDWARD A.'. B8ALS. C"
- Forecast Cdlclal.
Raise Money tor Site,
A meeting of the Peninsula Board of
Trade was held Saturday evening, large
number of residence of the vicinity being
In attendance. The committor appointed
to ralss a fond of S3009 for the purpose
of placing, th advanUe of University
Park As a sit for thd vm Fir reporrea
that their task had been- tooochpiisheov
- Th proposiUofl t eatendlflg th Lower
Albina line to North Alblna,, submitted
by th Central Albina Sub-Board of
Trade, was favorably considered.
, Th board adopUd reiolutio ad'oee-t
IA ths holding ot th 1905 Fair Unl
terettyJTarK, , ' w v i
i.; Mount tauor. , ;
Mr. and Mr. VL ftemlch of New Loft,
den. Wis., will arrlv this evening for a
Visit with friends at Mt Tabor.
Th ML Tabor ball team ha again met
defeat, thl time at the hands of the
Clackamas nine. The game wa played
if Mt Tabor and resulted In a score . ot
SI to IT, Claekams being the victors, r
A grand oeleJ wUl be tlvwti hy Mt.
tabor Assembly, No. 11, United ArUsaaa,
and Conditions
I VOTE FOR
At
AS THIS ONE TO TAKfi THE
Journal Vacation Trip.
Cut Out This Coubbii.
oa wrtv is- yfTsiwr-o. ySikrS.
at Oriental Hall, West .venue, this even
ing. The proceed will be given to a
Very worthy widow at Irfnts, ' , -
C. B. Veerhees is rushing th .construc
tion of his new residence. Th frame
work has been finished. ' - .
c'H. Halt .has moved his 'family to
West avenue, and Deabeny street.
Clyde Mlddlston, who was tua down by
one of the Mt, Tabor cars st th city e
Bubdrbaa line several weeks ago, is alow
ty recovering. : His oendltlos I o greatly
improved that: Dr.-: Cv F, Sotklns, th
physician In Attendance), he great hope
that h WlU yet save hi leg. ? ( . , .
John Curtis, a traveling man of Toroh"
to,:w Visitor t th reside f
Oranatn. th Mi TW druggist; SatoN
day morning:. He left for bis home SttrH
day vnlng.- -' -n ,
TEACHER BLECtED.
The directors of the Mount Tabor school
district, met last evening and elected the
teachers for th ensuing term, Only two
vacancies wera open and they' Wer filled,
th rest 'of the teacher being re-elected.
Following la th list:. Mount Tabor
Bchool Firet .grade , Miss. Margaret Tra
cey, - second grade, -Miss Bessie, Fields
third grade,' Miss iiary 'Perry: " feurth
grade, Miss jennett - Arohboldf " HftH
grade, Mies Eva B. atdirord; sltth grade,
Miss yessle Bark; seventh grade, MIsrS
Mary Buxton ; heslstant ttghtli ' grad,
Mis. C. L. Hoover; wusid teacher, a B.
Hunter? 3. O. Halt principal, Qieneo
Bchool Miss Julian Prentiss, Mis W.
Bumsy and Miss L. Beau. :.' '
DEATHS,
V 4
t William Powers, aged 11 year, hospital;
lockjaw. - ' ' 1 '
Loul Winters,-aged M years, A County
hospital. ' . . . " s. -
Lorctu Whit, aged 17 year,' Salem,
maniacal exhaustion. ..-., . .
r Homer H. Brewster, aged U year. Bell
wood ;' drowning. -V - f , a '
The new directory Just Issued by -the
Columbia Telephone Company show the
Company to be growing. , . , a
9
Fill out the Coupon, send it 3
in( talk to your friends who
read THE JOURNAL and ask.
them to Work for - your
choice. Interest your friends
who do not take the paper.
UwilllakaalUUt effort on
your part, ' for. others, are'
working , with A will,u
YOU SEND YOUR CHOiCe
andyoifir b repafd " tor
your trouble many times.'
Journal-
Pays'
All the
Bills:
Ona coupon arvefy day.'
Six coupons will be given,
for a week's paid . In ad
vance subscription! twen
tysbf votes will be given
tor a month's paid In ad
vance ' subscription, and
seventy-eight votes will
be given for every - three
month' paid in advance
subscription.
SvV
xrww stxtdtess. rx-t jsnsT H i
the latest ;
t ';W III, h.iii II f f' r ,
Location of Convicts
Known to, Officers.-
. , " (Journal Special Service.) ' ...
, aALBU, Or., Jh t0r-43ervaw wood
chopper fpttt that Tracy and Mernii,
the escaped convicts, ' came into wood
camp ther at 4 O'clock this morning and
bdmptlled the Choppers tb' fcake breaks
fast for them. They then abandbned thetr .
horses, taking to tbi Woods, fiheriff tlvf .
bin, With his tots and A number at
Walla Wall& bloodhodiJus, leave ba1 thl
afternoon' train for Oerval t take up
the trail.
, STREET CONTRACT. ;
A meeting ot the 'Board, of I Public,
J Works was held thi afternoon, t City
Engineer W. W. Chase reported having
improved .sidewalks at Hall .street . be-...
tweea Flrt and SeComl, abutting en lot.,
S, block 123 f and on Crand avertua, abut
ting on lot 8. Mock 11, . , '
( Auditor Devlin reported th following -e
the lowest bidder for street ant
bewer Improvement:' , -.,r ' ' v
Saat ISth. Kelliy A Stephetis,. tm.61.
Blocks 14 knd IS Kenworthy' addlUon,
tiouls James and Dabuhr Co., J2G2.26. ,
East 16th, Rlelley A Stephus.. tl2G2.$.
' verttt ' street, " Franey ft- Keating,
tHKStff. ; . ;
? Quimby ? street, Bta: 0and.' Compaayt
4i2M.il. ' .
Overton Street, Smyth A .Howard,
S1199 te. - - - " ' ' 1
ast BalmotI,': LoUl - ame A Hsnkev
ti'zst.a. ' , ' - .- " - -': 1
Blockd it And ft. .Sunnyslde, Jatnei and" .
Hebukr Co., freto ' -' ..'1
. Hooker:' street, 1 Bmyth it ,v Howard,
Il07t.f7. " - ' .
Hamilton avenu, same, $3S.a.' ' ;
Corbett itreet, Franey ' At Seating.' '