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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-18
HUMORS OF THE DAY.

SPANISH PRovERB.-"When mothers-in- |
law fall out, then We get at tho family facts.
AShXykSGE remarks that the matrimo-
NAL fever has broken JutgsIn. Oh VOC. the tie.
EJACULATION overheard 10 railroad car in
answer Mo to the greeting i"HsPpy New i ga
been much richer man."
PoLIsHEp.-"He's grown to be a polished
gentleman, anyway" said an old lady, gazing
fondly, as she spoke, at the shining bald head Of
her SON, Just returned after long absence.
TAKE HINT.-The Boston girl is clever.
She brings her suit for breach OF promise, and
then has tho trial postponed until she can reduce
her weight suniciently to go before the Jury as q
tl0n.
A MODEST NAN" Thackeray tells u.s."
says country editor, ITO take small bit Of
paper and make list Of real gentleman we
the name"
SERVED HIN RIGuT.-A young lady who
was inattentlve at whist has broken of her en-
gagement with her lover because he recon.
and nx It on the game"
Too CRUrL.-Car stops; smiling young girl
enters every seat full; an old gentleman rises at
Eirl; Il can Just as well stand" aYOa can %
Just as you please about that, miss says the
old man, "but I'm going to get out"
A Toledo reporter has been talking with
Miss Emma Abbott and these are some Of the
things sho said to him: ~ do not esteem It disa.
EIeeable task at all to talk to newspaper man.
They are all allies and dear Horace Greeley was
one Of the best friends ever had. My father and
mother were both musicians, but both told me
that ] would never make singer i knew that
| would. sang with my father while, and
when nine years OF age started out for myself
built my castles In the air. was to be q prlma
donna, great singer Tho ambition, the hope,
made my hard lot bright. 1t was hard because Il
| was oitener that made no money out Of my little
concert: than that | did. People were Kind 70
| me in those days. Some gave me money, In
greater or less amounts, mover thinking that l
| would repay them but kept a record Of them
| and Just before loft Tor Europe, l telegraphed
all over the country, RENTING the amounts which
| they had loaned me. To one sent any cents,
| and to another dollar, and so on. The Detroit
Free Press always did the printing Of my little
posters owed them o bill OF $40, and surprised
them BY paying It." These are some Of the ro
| porter's comments on Miss Abbott's speech and
| manner: Miss Abbott talks like a woman, much
and rapidly but there are few who have perfeet ed
| the art as she has. Her accent is slightly
| 'fIenchy, and she gestures continually with the
| quick movements o'the French, but her CONVEX
s9tionI taken asa whole, isa perpetual study In
| Clocutioh."
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TRACKED 5000 NILES.
A Murderer Followed to Oregon and Ar
rested-His Confession.

rc-kcu-flt SOntesstOu.
from tEe san francisco CALL
John Hey~orth, Chief OF Police OF Decatur,
Illinois, arrived yesterday from Portland, Ore
run, having IN charge John Z. Hoffman, arrested
for a murder Committed on the 4th Of last jan
uary, In Plat county, Illinois. Hoffman and
Julius Crumrig were working for Z. Frederick
Deioridge, who had q farm in Macon county.
Delbridge made up his mind to 20 to Oregon to
better his fortune, and Crumris agreed to go
with him. In Conversation with Holman, Crum-
rig said he was the possessor OF $500, and u was
to obtain possession Of thts amount that Hoffman
committed the murder. Hoffman expressed a
desire to accompany Crumrig, provided he could
obtain ESQ., from his uncle, who lived in an sd-
joining county. He induced Crumrig to no.
em 10 Dc s'
then walked over q snow-covered road for n
quarter OF . mile, and there the crime was com
mftted.
On the morning following, the body Of the muir.
dsred manwas found. The skull was crushed In,
and as the pockets Of the clothing were turned in
was telssrsphed for. He found that Crumrig
the name Of 4. T. Deibridgs. The Chief made
dilisent search, and BY advertisements and In
quiry found the man who had made tho boots,
stated that he had sold them to Crumng He
was shown picture Of the murdered man, and
Identified II as that Of Crumrig, who had worked
with this clu, to work upon, the Chief got In
formation which led him to suspect that Hoii-
der. He discovered that he had len for Oregon
with bis employer. He then obtained the requi-
ste apers and q complete deseripton Of the two
the men Intercepted, but those who resolved The
tracked them to st. Louis. Omaha and San Fsan.
cisco. He then learned they had gone to Port.
land, and followed them; Al that place he lost
There he received Information that the men had
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PATHS Demand for Divorce.

IFTUIn INT 7 IIIlVs.I
PARIS, Feb. 2G.-Pstti's friends deny that
Nicolini had anything to do with her flight, and
aver that she has never shown any particular
attachment for him. 1t Is not denied, however,
that NJ. Dc Oaux was extremely Jealous OF the
tenor, and tried to prevent his wife from singing
with him. From that came scenes of passion
and battle. Nlcolni knows by experience
what family quarrels are, for he had scenes
enough when living with his own wife and fam
ily Nine. Nicholas was jealous also, and finally
the tenor obtained q legal separation from her.
Nicholas 10 q man OF family, separated in some
way from his wife, and about the least likely Of
THEREFORE believed that she did not leave st. Pc
te'sburg with the tenor, but with her female
friend and femme dc chambre, One thing Is GER
tain; Nine. Patti came direct to Paris and en-
tered complaint against her husband, demand
ing a separation from bed and board. II she had
would fcarceIy have taken this step for any law.
yer in Europe would have told her that her cause
was lost in advance
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LIFE IN WASHINGTON.


Nor A CRIMINAL CAsE-Levis N.
tsrday On complaint e Y. A sslusn ~ osSarz-
ting Ironissury note usaer the false Trsfrases q
inserting an aorertisement IN tsN huncrei
rapera The Court dismissed The cAss- rssaa-s
lied before . civil m.xisirste-
THE SANE OLD srcKS.-Yes,er5Ey a.
tsrnocn, ~hiis Ia n.nea Ge0rrs Sawyer uAs
trfairr With \ gun NJ his home. g PresF<e--
near High sfreei, the weapon vas acsia..faliy
alscharrcd, veupdinr the servant ri-l. Mario
Aprlehy and klinepekrnidi -e-t nAilee Il .s1
rendered medical AID. The rfrl 81 Supposed &c
Htricusiy, II pOs htalty injured
DEATH OF JoHS A STEwAET.-The
funeral q MI John A Stewart, Who dbed Fray
eveninf. viii take place NJ oNsleek tNBo-rOu
Afternoon. from his lhse resissnoes Ne a. Prs
street soutseasf Mr.. stewart settled n wasa-
tngton in lsI formerly retsdinr n Rliii-ss-c-
He acquired an envfAhle reputasser fo1 h1ss7ess
INTEGRITY, and ~As mach respected l. tbs 60
rnunny.
A SOLDIER Bcr IN TRoCHLK-HeRy
EDWARDS, the soldier who shot Nj. J. siaal.y
smith In the ankle. Al the oO-neT q Nlsfh STREET
and PennsylvAniA arenne- Fr5aAy asghs- Va,
cent to the grand Ju-y yesterday. The husas Re,
ing hsod 81 sl-etN. Ne VA, Also ehA-rrd via
stealing the pistol trS1 IohI : Miller. AZ
hpedt or sixty days IN PAL
THE LAST OF THE CHRONICLE The
effects ef the Chroniele Publishing CO1pazy ue-y
yesterday knocked down In hnlk 70 M Rsaney
r. Smith Al une e'eipek NJ Samuel Crsss. ths
receiver appointed IN the case &c Smith ntxo- a
90. against the Chroaiels Publishing Clzpa1y,
ry Mr. Thomas Bowling. sst5oaeeE, sSS6 ssAsr
the order q the court. the efee1s 81 the palF
as follows: Easine hnd bOa3ez. drum eyli71er
press, Hoe two cylinder Tress- hes slrs- rsyAl
press, Hoe medium press Adams deShle cyli-1er
pres, Collateral and kAbcpck TTess- toe G1-tl1
pres See, che euftinE naehioe- shAflin< an belt
fnr, tyre frames and aet. Marvin sAfe q =
furniture and fixtures. library aDd nies- AZ Tss
ATTENDANCE was small and NJ smith lad II
competitSon.
HORSES TO EE BUILT.-BuiliinE per.
mits have been isEnss &c {. c willard alter ~
Ebbitt house by taking CT the ls~- fus1lr-sil
feet On Fo1rTeenih street 10 the dsTsh 81 tAf-zy
i've het- and retuId viii two trSTrsos zss-s
and the balance q wood tnt nes stairway 10 -
bnilt in the central Iorti0n Of the hEildia<s a.
additiOnal stury Of tT5es O. ~ le.c- p1-ziIc a
building On Fou-teenih s'reti: TIE slate re. u
new the shsne with slate and make cerrnsr frA-el
and ccTnices; Also 10 imIrore the rh-5aus -scz,
affected by the change making the czilefas
safer and more secure N every particular. an
two large iron tanks co the roafs and -1TI-prt,i
elevator. with snrrCCndiaEs. and all lke uS-E q
he done in the cesl npd noE- ssc1r aasre-.
Mrt n. n-iscoll. repair frame fueilt,r - Il
story br1ek syellfnrt cn I street. ce--eez Se-
end and Third streets ouT7heAsi= s.HNl Nc-sell
a DeAribg, reratI q twp-s1o-y hu.idfnr S-r,
enth rect. fctuecr l. and u ET-~cfs sa1lhErt-
$500. Henry Rutfocr. rsJair h-iek eueiisaE G.
u street, near Fifsh s1ress DCT7htAss- $50
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euufersiou ard apology, gave him kindly greet
ing, and he was soon seated before . snowy table
cloth and, rs we'll rs his hea ilche wou let him,
enjoying plebteous repast. During the meal
his entertainers quietly drew him out, and were
speedily behind the scenes as to bis daily fo and
his hard struggles to Keep the wolf from the
door; and whcn he finally took his leave, we'll
filled basket was waiting for him 10 the hall
to take home as present to the chll-
drcn. Nor was this by any means the
last which found Its way to the same quarter,
sent by the same friendly hands; and l am sorry
to say that OF all days, that he'll 10 the highest
veuefation BY the little Joneses is "the day when
papa got so dreaifully tlpsy at tho Welsh din
feel that there must no . moral to this story
somewhere. but can't quite SEQ where II lies.
You can't call II e'aetly temperance story,
because. you observe, Evan Jones got good
nights lodging and made a couple Of Kind friends
BY getting drunk-which is not poetcal justice
by any means. Amer much anxious considera-
tion, the only safe moral can see IL, that mar
ried lady should never order any gentleman,
however tipsy, to be put into her own bed with.
out making quite sure, In the first place. that he
Is the gentleman who rightfully belongs to her.
From London Society.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-18
GIFT BEETTrYEs.

Mr.. and Mrs. FAsse;. Will give the las OF
their pleasant cara reosFt5Gas nsXi SAszT.Ay
evening.
The twenty eirhth .nnuL oanner-s7eus
exercises Of tie MedicAl Dera-znsrg c. me Tai
verify Of GegrreiOga VII te hsld n Ll-eglz
hall 10 nOTrOg evening.
Marriage licenses have heer isSae1 a. Sol
lows Dr, Thomas p. Pesss. 81 BuaresswE- Ne.
and Cora L IAnoni- 81 Chelsea Mass: GsA-les
Burnett and malta H0gell
The case Of Ezra A Marshall. CHARGED VIII
forging the name of Robert wlllerz lo a ltfe L.
surapce policy, vas called IN the Pclics Gar
yerterday and continued fO- . bearing
The Sidewalks. wood and concrete road
ways were Do slippery hast night rs 70 eHase E1r-
than enc pedestrian 20 measure his lezEla A
lady fell down nj tne cu-ps- Of Fo1-Ie>z-h za6 2
ttreets. and injured herself severely. Her tai
was 90 sudden thai Ett wAs unable 10 give -.
name, and yOod itsln vas EPCllsd-
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xWIsHINGT roy nTILDozEr.
a Negro sssa by . suamPoodls Ralsa.

Negro shoa by = sUamP0odis RsoEa-
About $50 Yesterday aiseTpaol, eo.oroi
man named George RaI!s- was Essi n Ghs nsfsy
part Of the arm ~ TIE corner q Frs al L
streets nsrtAvest TIE c.reRnE1Aness q the cas-
are tnaf MsehRei N UllihI- cane Alag the sEreel
and stopping II lie ouTDer leTia1as1 znyvs- rs-
mara ed that be had = gusd nufiua is Kill II.
ID negro On tbs spur Of tbt Epnezi- re ereu
n pistol and fired the hall taxa. s16sl a-
Rs has beea stated The O1ea5e- was A-reEse.
lacked ny - AEIl. an EaIrsaae.5sa - I2.=S
SEbll.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-18
a ATsTERTOJS SRUOrER

A CsIorcd Nan Shot in the Leg by an In
EBo9u White Man
Considerable excitement was created yesser-
day afternoon AZ the corner q Sinh and streets
northwest by Tie sh0otiag q. o0lsrsa HIz
named RObeTi Thomas il appears tAa; q usils
man, whose nane iF unknown. cane alalg az1
insulting natare easUsd- when the waite nan
drew his pistol AID fired iunlrf1ng q pEiaizi
wound In Ose 81 the lors q rh0uAE- Amer nr1--
the man ran AEBy. The injured rese Sc.
proper mtcical Etttni1Jn and vac - lsse9 lel.ly
removed to his hone n HaEardlDHE
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.yvr shall survive this shocking diszrseet
NirY. 20 dewu stars krog I can rely upen
ysz mt % say WORT e this IRE iihil misfortune
Mar rsiIrgd sSS0rdlnSIy, ana Mrs. IoneI con
Isss<s:
sSabuar. I mast ash yuu 70 asstss Mr. Jones
~ to has tsd rusm; IL Is ths f-pnt rvon 90 the
t-st 1ssr; yyu vail and the gas really lighted;
Ice. ESs ~ 10 aslP; ies saink is would all
-lssr. ssn1t iaxs en- a., rus1a1, -aht the cab
usn ssod uataredly. it a NJ nsthinx Ehen you're
ssEf.- NY "a ssrss-n rand IS steady as :
sAsExh, aaa III AASs the xsatIsman upstairs in
Pssr Nr- Jsuss returned into tue dining ruo1l,
hskEx h<r hszstksrrhisftn hsr eyes, AMI after
a 1Sneuts Taus- she vas made aware, BY . sort
ss,ss1s,s ss.W No s's.HsI,i 49, %an cher ,t,.-
ststises sf hsrs<y nature. that the eabman vas
sssas,rnx MI JSuss up ssairs After an interval
rsapp~ar~d n the dining rvom door ant SAID, in
ae01e1snthal manner. -Tys got the gent into bed
. ss.sr.sss Sss soas hin a. last, prspsr, and
hs's .teepsnx IKE q baby.
MS. Jsne- diszissest the man With . fee be-
ssat- fsslfnx as II her peace SG mind was f,revsr
lss- Sks ielt that she never e1uid have she
- ~ -, Ia 81 IN mi va s,rn
and Esnsis1anly, vSrJ pattern husb md. 70
Sus Ssus hSlptcsslI drunk trOm . tavern
bsySea 4zxstio7- Sarxly thsrs must be some
Mystery acnut the matter COuld he be tllf But
20 1s'sr sSsa N better nsaIsn s1a ~ saen i
tsr dsstsr -S1If Suly be 70 publish his Disgrace
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TAEIEHIES.


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Al New ORLEANS 4 steel stzatinrrriIi.z Is
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ss1ss. n saE Si1sss ssssf rss1 q Iii..risss.
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In Iussaz thsre an mGnt marriages TIM
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The sale Of pictures 81 ". FrOas';n has
been c0neladea al the Hoisi Dr5nOi- Para TEr
following works were disposed pff5T .-zars - ne
hnRl OccAsian: Aq0Arcllos. Les CEuTrS-=E. --s5i1-
Chase an FAGcOn, $50 Cs Faun5anbt-. =-E-g=
DefsinE Ouled. Mails, ga Arhss saUashe. Eae=
Arsbs a ChsFAl, bs!E - EsEou-. ~ Fsrlsrusss.
$40; BFDEEc. 500 Fsusa- =srT, -. Ehzlzl .. Ias
pTooeecE ATsa
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1t Is we'll know that many of the French Ca
nadians who come to the Eastern States marry
American women and settle down, Angliclze their
names, Leblanc becoming White, 81. Pierre Pc.
tiers, and so on One of them has taken advantage
Of this fact during the heated canvass going on
tor the Burlin gtOn Post Once to sign the petitions
for the appointment OF both candidates, one with
his French name, the other with the English one
to the immense pleasure Of all parties Till the de
ceptiOn was discovered.
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DR1H4 ATHOuE.
Montague 10 at Buffalo.
Raymond Is ut Providence.


Janauschek has been in St. Louis.
Booth played last week in Baltimore.
George Fawcett Rowe plays this week in
Barrett has been doing good business in
Ftttst urgh.
Miss Louis Pomeroy has been appearing in
New Orleans.
MAGGIE Mitchell has produced Cheeky
Mix" IN Albany.
Miss Leitie Allen has produced Grabbed
Aged IN Cincinnati.
Di Murska and Fabtri have been singing in
opera in San Francisco.
"a Tour of the World in Eighty Days" still
attracts in San Francisco.
Miss Charlotte Thompson made success of
Miss Mutton" in New Orleans.
The Boucicault Comedy Company are de-
lighting Detroit with forbidden Fruit
The Liza Weber Burlesque Troupe close
their tour at Louisville, KY, on the nth.
Miss Genevieve r odgers, in "Maud Null
Ter" has drawn good houses In Rochester.
Jarrett and Palmer's "Dau'l bruce" company
Il playing At the Academy Of Music, Montreal
John Mccullough Is to play at Z. F.
Thorne's benefit at McVlcker's Theatre, Chicago.
Oliver Doud Byron has just closed au ca
gagensnt at Fanny Marsh's Theatre, Portland,
be produced next April, during her Philadelphia
engage ment.
Chicago is getting q taste of demons" at
Meyieker's theatre. atom Cobb" and sweet
hearts" are TO follow.
We understand tn, Mr.. Chas. A. Stevenson
is to be q member Of the New York Union Square
company next season.
Mccullough did q good business during his
81; Louis engagement, and was presented with
gold medal by bis admirers In that city.
kathleen Mavourneeu," an Irish drama, Is
being performed at the Broadway theatre this
| week, under the direction Of Mr.. J. II. Havlland.
Miss Nelson will appear In San Francisco
Sna the ~
ever played IN those cities.
Mr.. John T. Raymond has commissioned
M.ssrs. A. T. Lancaster and Julian Magnus to
He will produce the play during next season.
'The sbaIETau has been 6great- -s,rS.ss
| In Cincinnati. Miss katherine Roger's Claire ha
Sssn received With great favor; and the Mcya c
! very pleasant impression.
Abroad.
! A new drama, In four acts, called ''Le Pere,
and written by NM Deeourcslles and Olareti,
has been produced with questionable results u
| NJ. Emile Perrin, who for six weeks wa
prevented by q serious indisposition from attenC
.. ing to his functions at the Theatre Francals,
now quite restored to health, and was present q
the hnAl rehearsals Of "Chatterton."
/ Among the most attentive of the auditors Q
, | the performance OF liking Richard III, !" at th
!. London LyeeuI theatre, on the nrst night, wa
in the theatre, and Is frequent attendant at III
4 ShaksPsrean plays there.
Z sardou is ceusured by some French critic
> for making tho dsRsusmsRt of his new comedy
Z Dora turn upon the recognition Of the seer
! employed by Zieka, which reminds q writer
: Figaro that perfume has been recognized in th
, criminal courts In q somewhat similar capacitl
, lie pre- Catelan, In the Bots de Boulogne, takes Il
: name from the murder there Of the poet Catelal
/ among themselves, and were sub eluently lleu
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

As-MAsONIC.-A SPECIAL CoNvocA-
at Masonic Temple, on MONDAY, 18th inst, at
O'Clock D. M, for the purpose OF attending the
ART. Members are earnestly requested to Attend.
Nited. BY order OF the NJ. Il. II. Z.
mhis-at Secretary
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ca RELIGIOUS NOTICE. THE MEM
church are hereby Informed that the Rev. Jesse n.
Bouldin, lste Of Columbus, Miss who has been re-
Gently chosen pastor OF the said church. will occupy
the pulpit to-day at II O'Clock q. IN. and p. m.
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DIED.

MAGRUnER.-On Friday, March l6 1877, at
loiaO o'cl0rk p; IN, LOUISA. beloved wife of Ma
lhnnlCl hagruder aged seVenty-siX years and eight
months.
tuntral from the residence of her ton-in-law, n.
W. stoTch, No. - Third street Georgetown. ii, C..
on Monday, March 70, at 4 O'Clock D. m. Friends
YltCd to attend.
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Austin Humphrey, the Windsor, Ont, MUIR
derer, who improved on william Tell by shooting
of the head Of Apple, his employer, when tho
eoroneI,s Jury brought in verdict against him
and when the ofical answered that he had. said,
in low, hesseehing tones, "rhen, for Gods sake,
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.. IA styloE trsIE the lAIe Par IN
81 The MRdArnes Advice - ElEGyF ~
..gfe, and the styles are the Ve-y usFs A
--latest Her clftomeTt. tHa. are frv- III
leading fanilies- who Ehgw tier lrsslItzg. g
. % peIlor Inodltfe.
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AMVSEMENTS
NATIONAL THEATRE
The Highest promise OF the American stage,
MISS MARY ANDERSON,
Supported by LOUIS l.. sMES, GEO. O. BONl-
FACE, and q Powerful Dramatic Company.
Each and every play Will be prodaeed IN a style
MONDAY, March IL, ONE NIGHT OILY,
shakspcare's JULIET.
New scenery. Full Cast, One hundred AuNlliAries.
1 "gEsDAI, Msr. LY!i's Beautiful story,
| PARTHEsA
| 1.-TWO souls with hut single thought
| Two hearts that beat as one"
| Wednesday, 2lst, MACBETH; costumes Armor,
| appointments from Rooth's theatre, New York.
| Thursday, MEG MERRILlEs. Friday. BERTHA.
| Saturday, MACBETH. SA urtHy matinee at . 10. M,
mhls-ff March %, Il. ]. MONTAGUE.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

S1n TWELFTH STREET-FOR RENT
CIV with board, elegantly furnished HDArL-
mcnts on second door. bathroom connecting
MISS CLARA A. RlNES,
mnls-.- Proprietor.
7JS TWENTIETH STREET, NEAR III
80 northwest for rent-thfee stores and at
tie, nine rooms, exclusive of bathroom, INQUIRE
~ door. lnhh-WTh2tSunMIt-