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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
GOODS For PARIS.

ComInissioner-General Mccormick has sent n
circular to exhibitors at the Paris Exposition insisting
that In addition 70 the labels furnished by him for
marking goods each box package must have the
name Of the shipper plainly marked thereon by brand
ing or by stencplate The ship supply now lying at
the Navy Yard, viii sail ia about two weeks and the
loading of her Will be begun about the middle
OF the week. large number OF packages,
varying In size from box OF $500 cubic
feet capacity 10 package small enough ito
carry In ones hand I've already been received at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard. The frigac Constitution will fol-
low, from the Philadelphia Navy Yard, about February
%. and the Wyoming, from Washington, March l..
The Constitution aud supply Will at avre until
the close OF the Exposition.
dispatch from Paris says that the officials Of the Ex-
position have agreed 10 offer trophy for nterna-
tOnal contest Tor the championship Of the world In
rife shooting ut the long ranges. Any country may
send teams 1t further says Inducements are offered
10 the American team 10 have the contest for the Cen
teuuai trophy shot there, whom they Will edd three
valuable prizes for the three teams making the highest
scores Other matches viii also take place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
KILLED BY MALPRACTICE.
A cLAIRyOYANT AND THE DEAD wOMAH's HUSBAND
ARRESTED.

Mrs. Augusta Peters, thirty-iiTc years Of age,
died from malpractice, at 40. 90 Demoncoplace Brock
lyn, yesterday morning. Sac was the wife Of Peter
Peters baker and had been married about four years,
although they had lived together for some years pre-
yously, and had three children who arc living repec
tively seven tour and years OF age. Mrs Margaret
Cohn midwife OF No % opkins-st called by Peters
70 attend bis wife early yesterday morning She the
won an was very Ill., and sent for DIR. schnitzer of No
774 Flushing-ave but few moments after the phys
clans arrival The woman died in great agony. Con-
ccaed in a stone Jar found the body Of six months
infant Peters was thcreupon arrested and In the after
noon confessed that be had paid $50 to "a Mrs. Eckcr
of No "a SantOnst, In this city, to procure an abOr
ton.
Police Captain la.cy, with warrant from Coroner
Nolan came this city aud arrested Mrs. Eckert who
on being taken to Brooklyn, gave her name ~ Mrs An
malta Polanius and her profession as that Of CLAIR
yOyant aud fOrtuueeller. She Is fine looking woman
about thirty-hye years Of age, and was elegantly
dressed She said she knew nothing Of the matter
Peters identified her the woman 10 whom he
mad ialeu his WIFE, and who gave HIM prescription
Yesterday morning. when he went 10 sec her about a
wife being III. Captain Riley says Mrs. fckelt Is the
woman IN whose house the body Of the brooklyn girl
Mics Bnhan. OF Clinton St. found some years ago
II is said that Peters and his wife had frequently quar-
relied rs 10 the paternity OF the infant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
CONFERENCES on BOTH SIDES.

The Tammany Committee on Organization
met Saturday evening aud took measures TO consolidate
the marty and encourage the faithful, apparently with
view TO countcacf the influence Of the AntIammany or
caDiza,ons which making active ondeayos TO unite
4 committee of twcnty-tbrec was named to ch-
change views to the management ana discipline
of The district and ward committees and To mature meth
DDS for improving their working condition. II was de-
cldcd that the committees ought 10 meet more IRE
quertly. and ri each meeting Should bc addressed by
spea.cfs named by the Committee on Organization.
tTle three AntlammdDy organizations are cndcavor-
ing 10 fUr!n solid union, but - Sheriff james OBf!cn
and his friends Who largely the urslnHt0rs Oi tie
recent conferences ~ tho brunswick Hotel and the Hon
man House, have 50 far not been able To
gc; much sympathy support from the Cooper
Otteudorfcr c,ats represent the mos, respectable
body Of Democrats opposed To Tainnany Hall The
New-Yor Democracy led by senator Bixhy and Eman-
uc T. Hart, scnta subcommittee to Edward Cooper ana
Oswald Otcndorcr The latter promised 10 confer with
gentlemen who were In harmony with them. On
Thursday evening last, Edward Cooper, john Me
Cool James r. Morrison, senator John FOX, Alderman
Terence Herman. william A. Butler, Maurice !. Power,
Nelson j. Waterbury, Judge Murray, Hubert Thompson,
Toserb lumcntEal, Thomas j. CO>tigan and others met
and decided that they had power confer with other
organizations. II was Determined to form a committee
OF fifteen ana invite md y!dual Democrats to join hcm
When they had thus acquired strength of 100 or more
il might be advisable to call public meeting ana an
nOuuce their purposes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11

The police of the Seventeenth Precinct found
Anton Mnke a German baker, twenty-four years oid'
lying nsensibe in front Of his residence No. w Avenuc
T. the evening OF January 1, aud removed MIN 10 bee
vue Hospital where he died yesterday morning. LII us
antemo statement taken January 2. Minke SAID
While standing in front OF my store, SIX or cSht youhe
men began u fool with my dog asked them 20 et ,e
but defended myself Another man threw q potue AZ
me and knocked me down." Captain McCunagn supse
nucnty arrested f. Parfeat OF No. 100 East Ihirds;
joln Ennelas of No. $50 East Four-st joseph beri,
heiIn of No 27s East Fourths and stephen Ginhg Oh
No oo East Fourthst suspicion OF having been con,
nected with the assault These men were dlschargsu
January for lack of evidence, but upon learning Oh @
death OF Mnke yesterday, Captain McCuiash dc'aic"
officers to reairest then
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
THE ADVANCE TO CONsTANTINOPLE.

RUSSIA ABOUT TO OCCUPY THE CrrY-A CRITICAL
MOMENT AT HAND.
LONDON, Monday, Feb. IL. 1878
THE Timess Vienna correspondent confirms
the report that British action has produced serious
impression in both Berlin and ST. Petersburg Its ques
toned whether the Porte by admitting foreign men-of
war; does not give the right TO march on Constan-
tlnope All may depend which Power can telegraph the
soonest to the of II the Russians they may
bring Influence 10 bear on the Porte TO refuse passage 10
the British fleet Dispatches from COnstantlnople re-
ceiyed Saturday night deny that the Porte has granted
permission, which looks rs though England has applied
for fresh fiman. II Is rumOred that Austria Las in
sructed her Ambassador, Count Zchy, to apply for
1rm to admit Austrian vessels ii tic English neet Is
admitted. -
The Daily Ho,rs's special FROM Berlin says Prince
GOrtschakOf has notified 10 the POwerc that since the
English Cabinet has resolved to send fleet to C0nsan-
tnOple 0stensiby 10 protect the Christians Russia also
cOntcmpates occupying COnstatn0l!e from land Win
the same object. 80
Al ST. Petersburg the moment Is deemed critical Even
simple want OF tact the part OF the Brish CaDnel
IN ght have mOmcntOu5 consequences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
I nnrtv. MINT

Too MUcH LUxuRY.-StOut party "Want
with rheumatic govt Why, your illnesses accounted
for by the way you people live You think OF nothing
Let me see you get nine shings week; shall take
of two shilnes; you will then be much healthier and
HAMMER man,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11

Umbrella and Parasol lIOspital.-An ingenious
workman near the Town Iia Hancy. In the Pottcres,
has the following siguhoard over his shop door um-
brella aud Parasol Hospital Broken ribs carefully re,
SET or replaced by ones every Joint strengthened
ana made sound Ond the whole frame recovered on the
most reasonable terms"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
THE BLACK SEA PORTS OPENED.

ST.. PETERSBURG. Feb. 10, 1878.
The authorities OF the Black Sea ports have
removed all restrictions on the export OF grain ana pro-
visions.
tfor Other Foreign Nelcs see first pagsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
FIRE IN STATEN ISLAND.

A fire broke out at 4. III. yesterday IN the
large frame housc scginess Point IN the town OF
Wesleld Staten Island, formerly the residence OF the
late jeremiah Petty, father OF Police Captain Petty, OF
H. was owned by Mr. Finley OF this city, occupied by
g. b. RAYMOND and valued at about -, 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
REMARKS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroor House-Colonel Robert G. lngersoll, OF
Illinois; James Redpath, Of Boston, and Lieutenant
Charles p Perkins u w,nd,or AGtet1Aioerr
o. the Chicago and airoad COMPANY A
Company, and J. NJ. Camden Of West Virginia. 81 Neh:
Hoie-Captan samuel Brooks OF the steamship CITY OF
Montreal. H0use-L. u Reayis, OF ST Louis
Ereren Francis s. barley Of Philadelphia and Gap
tain Hamilton Perry " the steamship Republic ...fUu
ArenU Ex-Governor II. Z. Baldwin, OF Michigan ana
C. W. Wooey, Of Cincinnati. .GttSey House-Miss Rose
Eytipge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
prn1,CING BANK CAPITAL.

The directors of the Bank of North America
decided Saturday that the capital should be reduced
from 81 100000 to 100000. There are about 400
stockholders and circulars will be forwarded TO them at
once asking their approval Of the resolution Of the d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
ANOTHER AsTEDOlD.
WAsUINGTC

WASHINGTON, Feb. lO-Professor Forster
of Berlin announces the discovery By Paisa on Febr-
airy = OF plane, of the tenth magnitude in 10 hours
minutes ght ascension aud l2o As north decinalon
~ JOSEPH HENRY,
Secretary Smithsonian Institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
THE FLEETS ASSEMBLING.

THE FLEETS ASSEMBLING.
LONDON, Monday, Feb. IL, 1878.
The Standards Vienna telegram states that three
Austrian men-of war have been ordered to the Bos-
phOrus. Italian vessels are also going there.
number of Russian sailors have gono overland
to the Sea of Marmora to man certain Turkish men
of.war which ere about to be surrendered.
CoSsTANTISoPLE, Feb. 10. 1s7S-6P.M NJ
Mr.. Layard has no news of the British heet. IL
has not yet passed the Dardanelles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
sAN FRANCISCO MINsIREIs.

The San Francisco Minstrels have arranged comcal
buresque on the Southern custom among the negroes
walking for cake. The recent performances mt this
hall have partaken OF the character illustrations
Of Southern life aud less Of exhibition OF clog dancing
and the like.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
CONFERRING THE PALLIUM.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1O.-The Most Rev. James
Gibbons who succeeded the late James Roosevelt Bailey
in the Archiepscopal See OF Baltimore, was invested
with the paum the insignia OF full episcopal authority,
AZ The Roman Catholic Cathedral to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
yoOLLEN MILL BURNED.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb. 10.--The Ravine
Woolien Mil at South WIbraham, burned last night,
with IFS contents Loss, 100000 Insurance, $4,000
ON the building, and $1,000 on the stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
Announcements.

When your liver is out of order Use DR..
JAYNEs Sanative Pills and will assist the hillary system
Ia eganng healthy condition. and get lid OF many distress'
ing rymptoma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
TRAINED HORSES AT HE AQUARIUM.

The exhibition OF trained horses at the Aquarium,
which has been, for the tire being turned into a
small circus with seating capacity for only about 900
people Is certainly interesting and novel The horses
were said TO have been captured within The last four
running wild on the plains, aud have been trained
by W. Coup to perform great many interesting tricks.
The most remarkable one, however, is see-sawng
by two horses, the animals actually standing on either
end OF board foot and half Wide, going through
the exercise Of seesawng with ease aud grace
ag tpro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
S3i,4j2,905 %
ASSETS.

Cash in bank on hand and In
transit; since roccvea...... sI,2l6,30l 81
Invested in United states,
New.York City, ald other
stocks market value Sl3,
379930 33). .............-..... l2,875,5Si 90
Real estate. ........... .......... 3,3j126S0 OF
Bonds and mortgages first lion
real estate (bnllngs
thereon insured for Sl3,58o.
000 aud the policies assigned
TO the company as additional
collateral security. l5,373,202 %
Loans On existing policies (the
reserve held by company
these policies amounts to
$3.fij. 1851 ..................... 69o.23i II
Quarterly and scIniaunaal
premiums existing pO-
cies due subsequ mt 10 Jan.
|, lS78........... 39V,ZoJ ~
Premiums existing polloics
in course OF TRANSMISSION and
collection ESTIMATED reserve
these policies, s61i+00O;
included in liabities).... 161lS33'
AGENTS balances. ............".. 56,e45 ~
Accrued interest invest
"'''' to jan l. l'7'- sls:a'a 50 ssl.'seo,s 20
"A detailed schedule OF
these items win accompany
the usual annual report fled
with the Insurance Depart
ment OF the State OF New.
York.
Excess O, market value Of Sc
curities over cost....... 5c4Sl5 a
CASH ASSETS Jan. /. 1873. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT %
Appropriated as foll0ws
adjusted losses, duo subsc-
quent to Jan. !, lS18...... 34S,0O9 10
Rep0rted losses, awaiting
proof, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1l2.S31 81
Reserred for reinsurance on
existing policies; partici-
pating insurance az per
cent, Carlisle net premium;
nonparticIpating at D per
cent, Carlisle. net premium 3l,0224O3 ~
Reserved for contingent liza
bilitics to Tontiuo Dividend
Fund, and above
per On exist
ing policies OF that class. !92,302 %
Reserved for premiums paid
in advance .............. 1880 Of s2,2e3looM
Dvisillc surplus at per 66i,144 40
Surplus estimated by the New.York state stan.
dad at 4a per cent, over. .S6,00O,000
From the undivided surplus Of 81 ~ 80 the Board OF
Trustees declared reyersionay dividend available on
settlement annual premium to participating policies
proporonate to their contribution 10 surplus
During the year G5o7 policies have been sslo nsur.ns
$50, 1868.
Number Of policies in force Jan. l. ls7e...4i,69l
Number Of policies in force Jan. l, 1s77...45,49l
Number policies In force, JAN !. 1873. .45,G05
Amount at risk Jan. ], 1876 l2Ol32llS
Amount at risk Jan. l. 1877 i2I14siiS
Amount risk Jan. !. 1878 l2I5Clse'
Divisibe surplus per cent jan l. 1879. s2i996j6
Divisibe surplus at per cent Jan. l. 1877 s2O26sl0
Diyisibe surplus at per cent Jan. 1878 s2,S0ilh
TRUSTEES.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, WM. II. APPLEroN,
RopERT u COLLINS EDWARD MARTIN,
CHARLES WRIGHT, NJ. d., ISAAC C. KENDALL
+ + SEYMOUR WILLIAM III. BEERS,
JOHN MARS, H. H. CLAfidN'
DAvID DoWS LOOMS I. WHITE,
HENRY BOWERS GEORGE a. oSGoOD.
WILLIAM BARTON. JOHN NJ FURMAN,
WILLIAM A. BOOTH EDW. A. WHlrTEMohE
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President
WILLIAM H. BEERS, ce-Prcslden; and Aetuav
THEODORE M BANTA. Cashier.
ID. o. DELI. Superintendent OF Agencies.
CuAi LES WRIGHT. NJ. D..
Ecsidence, 100 L. 26th. st. Medical
HENRY TUCK, NJ d., Examiners
Residence, Is 4. 3lst.st
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p O S T S G r lP u
3:45 a. m,
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NE us.
RUSSIA STILL Debating.

LONDON, Monday, Feb. II. 1873.
A Renter telegram from Vienna says the further
reply from Russia to the Austrian invitation 70
the Conference, which was expected to
como by messenger on Saturday, has
been received. 1t shows that it is the
intention of Russia not to permit the discussion OF
certain points in tho preliminary conditions. In
spite of these reservations it is considered certain In
Austrian Official circles that the Conference Will
meet, although the same confidence does not exist
rs to satisfactory result.
sTANBOUL TO BE OCCUPIED.
lBY CABLE TO TIE TRIBUNEI
LONDON, Monday, Feb. IL. 1878.
A dispatch from StiPctcrsblirg says Prince GOrts-
chakoff has officially informed the Powers that
Russia contemplates tho occupation OF Constanti-
nople for the protection of the Christian population
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
THREE NOVEL ENTERT1INMENTS.

TO most persons the suggestion made Two
weeks ngo OF International Congress of Beauty and
Culture" TO be held in Gmores Garden. APP
pcarcd absurd. Notwithstanding its absurdity, it
A. fact that the managers Of this exhibition
have been oveTrun with applicants, many Of them
women of Refinement who desire to exhibit themselves
IA contestants for The prizes which are TO be Of
fcred. Though over 1000 applications were re-
celyed, only about 800 competitors were
lcctcd The management have established very
stringent rules tO ali competitors and requires them
urn sh references Of character Captain Grape and
his wife, who crossed the Atlantic IN small boat OF
two tons burden, and measuring about 20 feet, VIII
be present and their vessel viii be exhibition
ton Miss Henrietta Mead, who holds medals as the
champion skater Of the United States, has also
entered the list OF competitors Beauty is not
tho sole qualification required. The most lady
like competitor is to receive tho highest premium, gold
watch chain valued at 800 The garden has been
entirely rolOOred and an extensive stage has been
erected in the centre OF the floor, which the compe
- LII .irDf 1nirl nina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
EuIED WITH A BOTTLE.

rector The largest number OF stockholders In any one
State reside in Connecticut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
TOT Of SECONDHAND SAFES

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HOME NEWS.

Thermometer YESTERDAY At RUDNUTs, NO.
- 2ls BROADWAY.
g. H. So. Noon. 81. Sd m. 37' Midnight So'
Highest during the dav 81. Lowest 30
Average SO Same day. 1877 $685.
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY
ABSTRACT OF REPORT FOR THE ENDING AT ~ FEBRU
AIRY 0, 1878.
BAROMETER Inches. THERMOMETER DeeroeeesI;
Mean 90 500 Mean
Max. at Feb g. 80 5G Max at p M Feb 7"--.A9.
Min at 2 a M. o.. .29.250 Min at n m FEB 3
Range........... l.006 Range.
Amount Of Water.
February e. rain from p to IL IA men.
OF water for~eek. ..............;-. .:,
Distance travelled by the wind during the week. ooO miles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
4HIRfY.THIRD ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
NETWORK LIFE INSURANCE CT.
JANUARY I, 1873.
Amount Of cash assets January l. 1877
REVENUE ACCOUNT.
Premiums received
and deferred. ...$6, 232. 3Jl ~
Less deferred pre-
miums Jan1, IT. 432 69j 40 e5.799,G9o 30
Interest received
and accrued. 9, 16S0i5 IS
Less accrued jan
.ls77........ 3o055s CO 1,se7.457 II s7ee7,lss1,
JANUARY I, 1873.
DISBURSEMENT ACCOUNT.
$40 and Sls Broadw,

Losses BY death, including ad
ditions .s1s3s.l2s 80
Endowments matnred and dis
counted ........................ 1s5.l6Oi3
Life annuities and reinsurances. 1888 SO
Dividends and retained pre-
miums cancelled policies 2,42l,84 SO
Commissions. brokerages agency
expenses and physicians fees. 63l,526 63
Taxes Office AMI law expenses.
salaries, advertising printing,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60I,O25 80
Reduction Of pro.
miums United
States stocks. ..s2li,ll2
Reduction other
stocks ........ 1900 90
Contingent fund to
cover any depreci
alton In value OF
real estate 100000 90 473,142 ~ Sc 945lI039
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11

ANOTHER MEETING OF TRUNK LINE PRESIDENTS
CRITICISMS OF LAKE SHORE AND NETWORK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06

Rarus has trotted mile in 2:l34. and Gold
smith Maid must abdicate as queen of the
turf. Rarus will give way in his turn as a
faster trOtter is developed, and no one can
predict how far the record will be reduced.
When one thinks how the once famous 2 40
record has been steadily lowered, he cam )t
expect the present figures to remain long un-
changed. If matters go on i'm this way some
new motor must be discovered capable Of
producing more rapid motion than steam, or
we may imagine our horses outstripping the
cars in speed for short distances
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06

Now, We acI have the Vulcan war over
again. Mr.. Lewis Swift, of Rochester, N. V,
says that he, also, discovered Vulcan while
observing the eclipse at Denver. 1t Is urged,
on the other hand, that MIR. Swift did not call
his discovery Vulcan at that time, but left the
impression that his search for the suppose
tious planet had been unsuccessful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06

In connection with the report that Kearney's
speeches through Massachusetts, will be pre-
pared for him, his remark-"for $3.50 can
always hire man to write grammatical
speech"-acquires certain interest But In
view of the glorious results expected from the
delivery of these productions, Is not $3.50 star.
walton wages?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-06

DROPERTY FOR RENT,
l. BY b. 0. HOFFMAN,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctionesr,
10TH AND SITS. n. ".

1928 New York ave. n. w., Is rooms furn. $3.50 90
Sl1 st. NV, rooms store and cellar 49,. LIS 90
6ZS Pa. ave. n. w., 16 rooms .............1 Ito 90
lSzO Penn. ave. n. w., business house. 800. 100 90
OI 18th st. NV, Is rooms mod. imus. 49,. 75 90
!UlS 18th st. NV, Ii rooms, mod i'm U.S.. Is 90
SIG NJ ST. n. W., rooms, furnished. 75 OF
SIaU IA. ave. q. W., IL rooms, mod. tmps,... Is 90
15 z Sc. NV, 10 rooms mod. imps........ IS 90
o od "a ST. n W., II rooms mod. imps ..... 30 90
&c 81. NV, ~ rooms, mod. imps. ....... 30 90
9 81 81. n.W.s 10 rooms, mod imps 20 %
SSS 1Utn 81 NV. rooms. furnished. ...... IS 90
S 9i tn 81. NV, rooms. mod. imps. IS 90
SaS un 81. NV, rooms. mod. imps. ...... IS 90
81 1tn ST. NV, rooms, mod iuIps. IS 90
Sz0 Hn 81. q. W., rooms mod imps....... IS 90
ioIo Stn ST. nv, 10 rooms mod imps. 900. 80 90
n5 81, Me-, rooms and bath. ........... 80 90
0 00 St S.e.s ~ rooms mod. tmpS........ 2S 90
e. Isl BY. &c., rooms, mod. imps. ........ Is 90
Saa 3tn ST. Sc, 1O rooms. mod. imps 50 So
10 Nd. ave. s.w., rooms, mod. fmps. 80. IS 90
~ Mu. ave. s. W., rooms, mod. imps. 49,. Is 90
!d9 CARROLL st. Sc, rooms mod. imps.... 20 90
12l Carroll st. Sc, rooms, mod. imps.... 20 90
!4dS NeW OK ave. q. W.. store. .......... 10 90
!4G5 new YORK ave. NV. store. ........... 75 90
1870 NOW 1oIk avenue. store............... IS 90
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