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FEHHlBODAUX FIRE co. NO. l.
Il Regular parades on second. Sunday
of each Month. Regular Meetings Oh
Monday after the second Monday of
every month.
Omcers:-S. T. Grisamora, President;
j.. l.. Aucoin. Vice resideut; j. NJ.
Walsh Secretary A. l.. Naquln. Assi.-
tant Secretary L. A. Webre, Foreman;
10 Oshwald, assistant Foreman, II. IL
Mlchelet, Engine Director; A. Weissin.
thauer, Assistant Engine Director; Thee.
kobicLarx, Hose Director; Oscar (;audet
Assistant Hose Director /; Pierre Lolez,
Tyler; Jos. Thibodeaux, Treasurer.
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AGARDE j. E.arber, Main st. be-
II tween st. Philip and Jackson SITS.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL, hrs. =
W Verrier, Proprietor, Market S
tive st. Philip and st. Louis Street
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MOORE, l. d. Ahorney at Lon,-ot
w flee up stairs Main st. corner
Focus.
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NEONT-CARMEL CONVENT, Aeade
I'VE my for the Young Ladies. under the
Direction of Sister st. Bernard.
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pagan, w. H.-Pfesident 7hibuiaur
~ SaW NW Co.. Locat Aye,.t and Col
lecios, T~hibodaux, La.
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T EBLANC, EMILE L. Recorder, Cou
Liiouse, Thibodaux, La.
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CANAAN, +. Parish aud School 7te0-
~ ure1, Otice-corner Green and Lie
wee stree S.
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M EUNlER, A, Dealer in Foreign at
VA Domestic Dry Goods, Clothing &c,
Main Street corner St Philip.
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NTRANGERS HOTEL THOMAS AL
~ BERT. Proprietor, corner Ikibo-
dauX and Green Streets.
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IL LING, DAVID. Dry Goods, Shoes,
III boots, Eats. taps &c.. corucr Main
auu st. ilIiip Streets.
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NERRIER T., Gutsnith, Main ST., be
tween st. Louis and Green s1eet
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LkRNOIT. FRANK. Matchmaker "~t
II Dsaicr ~ fMe Geoocity dc. NAH =
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NSCHWALD. G.. j. Shoemaker. Mai
" Street between st, Louis and st. PHI
lip streets.
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Doth u FLEETWOOD, Drug Store.
~ Market street, between Green and
ST., Louis streets.
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TIOFFMANN, f.. Carriage Maker, ndc.
IL cry table corner jackson and st.
Bridget Streets.
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YOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT AS
SOCiATION, OF.LAFuURLHE,-
Regular meeting OF the first "Wednesday
OF each month. at 7 O'Clock, 1T the Union
Hall, Cor. Green and MarlFt.
oiloers III. n. Couioy, President
Z. Sabonriu, Nicc-presideat, j. w hho'
bloch, Secretary. G. Azana, treasure
). III. Walsh censor, J.N Wright, Coi
iector-
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HOFFMAN,, W., Dry Goods anud Gro
and st. Philip Streets.
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DAILROAD EXCHANGE, H. II. Mich
IL elet Proprietor, corner Main and Ft
scu SITS.
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Joseph A. Family d Plantation Groce
- ries, Main Street. between st. Philip
nd Jacksoas streets.
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Il NOBLOCH, CLAY attorney at Lan
IA Office up stairs Green ST., between
Market and Levee Streets.
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DROTECTOR FIRE co. NO. 2. En-
L CINE House, Jackson st. Regular Pa
rades on the thirdSundaY of each MONTH
and regular meeting on the third Monday.
Otfieers:-T. A.. Badeaux, President I;
A. E. Enseran, Vice-Prcsident S. BLUM
Secretary RIA. Lagarde, Assistant Sec
rotary !; w. G Raglan, Foreman t'rantz
lernot, Assistant FOreman;H Hose Director
John Angel, Assist Hose Director L. b.
J%uilliat, W. Brocklioft, Treasurer.
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HOFFMAN'S STAGES,-Fiuak HcG-
IL n.an Proprietor, Il. Bo,del, Con-
ductor, in connection with Morgan's Lou
siana, and Texas K. X. Lafourche Cros-
ing.
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GUINNESS CARDS.


BUSINESS CAN DS.
E%NOBLOCH A. r.. Parish Judge, OF
IN flee at Court House.
T EBLANC, EMILE L. Recorder, Cou
l1iIouse, TAibodaux, La.
ORIO, Z. E., 1pr CoHsctoy. Court
e. House, ThibodauA, LA.
7 ANGMAN, LOUIS, Sadler. corner st
II Phil. and t. Bridget Streets.
EGENDRE, O. j.. Groceries, Vine
~ and Liquors. Main street, between st.
Philip and st. Louis SITS.
7 AGANDE J. E.arber, Main st. be-
II tween st. Philip and jackson SITS.
T ICIIT, +. L.. Parish Physician. &C +:
IL jackson ST., between Thibodav and
St. Bridget SITS.
MACHADO, J. D. Groceries and Dry
1aDoa Stron+s -""4no '"oAsoh anu
N'o' ''oo'
AI EUNlER, A, Dcale, in Fo,eiga al
Main Street corner 81 PhiIin. wv
NEONT-CARMEL CONVENT, Aeade
I'VE my for the Young Ladies, under the
Direction of Sister st. Bernard.
MOORE, l. d. Aaormey at Lom,-ot
- nee up STAIRS Main ST. corner
FOCUS.
NSCUWALD. G.. J. Shoemaker. Mai
~ Street between st. Louis and st. Phi
IL, s+roa+,
=.
= -, h"o'"ey az S"o;
m =. A Huhoo'' poI"eeh 1aaIh anu
JhO EClOh FILE W. NO. =. En-.
rades on the thirdSunday of each MONTH
and regular meeting on the third Monday.
Ottieers:-T. A. Badeaux, President +;
! secretary R.A. LII arIp. Assistant Spc
| rotary w. C Ragan. Foreman Erantz
Zernot, Assistant Foreman:Hose Director
| John Angel, Assist Hose Director T.. r.
Juilliat, W. BrockLoft. Treasurer.
DOTH u FLEETWOOD, Drug Store.
HI Market street, between Green and
ST., Louis streets.
klVlLKE, L.: Dry Goods, corner Main
~ and st. Louis Streets.
.,C,- NJ -
~ Saw .NU Co.. Local .Ayent and COT
lec'of, Thibodaux, La.
II elet Proprietor. corner Main and Fa
scu SITS.
= m,r. oifce1corner "'| cr ns"'o and d'I ~
yec stree s.
ETRANGERS HOTEL THOMAS AL
dauS and Green Streets.
IN 7O171-,c c1177o7 -
oOIN . ooI,oOL.-he =. +. u.
SOCAEiE DE DICNr AlSANCE FL
| OD'assistance Mutuclle de Thibodaux.
II lieu lie premier Jeudl de chaque nAois
a he'res an solr da Ter octoore au Ter
avrli' ct . 8 hei1res du ler avril au Ter ~
toDre.
let SecrGtaire j. l.. Aucoin. Assistant Sc
| cretaire Jos. T. T~llibodaux, Tresorier
Th6ophile Bergeron, Coiiecteur; Jos
Devillard PORTER.
1NETREAU. H., Carriage Maher und
Horse Shoetny, corner Levee and Pa
.-.1o1
'HABOR: IL. W., Fam'ly and Ptdnfa-
ho' 6rcce''es, Green Street, between
Levee and Market Streets.
'5HiiBopEALA. JOS. T., Pharmacist
Deoer !" fatent Med'c!Aes, PeTtn-
merry, &c, corner OF Mann and St. PhlIln
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II ESSE MRS. S. Millinary and Fancy
IL Dry Goods, st. Philippe ST., between
Levee and Main Streets.
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R1V1ARE, L.: Dry Goods, corner Main
IL and st. Louis Streets,
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nOURON, a.. Matchmaker ahd Guu-
ID smith, Dealer Ia JsWe3y, Firearms,
etc., Main st. between st. Philip aud
Jackson streets
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RODLEf, Wagons ND Carts, Depot on
~ Levee Street near the Thibodaux
Foundry. w. H. Raglan. Agent.
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HOGAN, p, Boiler Maker, corner LIE
IL wee and Church Streets.
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EXCELSIOR-LODGE NO, 34.-RegL.
IL lar meetings at the Odd Fellows
Hall, corner Market and Patriot, every
Saturday evening at 7 o'clock.
Officers: Louis A. Moule. N. G. Arthur
Tetreau, ~. c.; S. T. GrisamOre, Sec
II. H. Michelet Treasurer.
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DRAUD, ELLIS n. Groceries, Wtne
ID and Liquors, cOrner Green and Main
streets.
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nELBERT, PJ., Groceries, Wines, Iii
Liquors, I'obaeeo and Cigars, cor. Nam
and St-Philip streets
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nELBERT, P.J Engineer, cor Main
Land St-Philip streets
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HOFFMAN,, H., Cabinet Maker, DEAL
lIer IN Hardware, Paints, Oils, Varnish
es, etc, Main street, between jackson and
St-Philip
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ERANKLIN HOUSE j. ?. HAItP,
Il Proprietor, corner ST. Louis and Ma
ket SITS.
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DTNNlNGS, S A. Mrs. Miiinary and
ID Fancy Dry Goods. corner jackson aud
Thibodaux SITS.
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EAZZO DIR. j. Is G., Physif,an and
" Acouchcur, Thibodaux 7. g., Lafour
che Parish, La.
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ROUDREAUX, G., Post Master and
ID Grocer, st. Philip st. between Main
and Market SIS.
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NRISAMORE, S. II. Manufacturer of
- IinauGrc, cutters, dc, dealer IN stores
nd house yt.'raishing goods. corner Mar
ct and st. Philip.
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nANSEREAU. H., Physician, corner
~ st. Philip and st. Bridget Streets.
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pOURQUIN, E. Matchmaker and Jew.
- eler, corner Market and st. Louis SITS.
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ton dele, cria lie corregidor, re
prls par la jalonsie, il est a,ies-
ton de vous, madame. All Mer
cedes....qui m'aurait dit que
Eft tot ? reprit la corregidore.
lie regardant du haut en- bas.
Pendant qnelques instants les
deux couples r~epetercnt cent fois
ceS mOts
Eft tot 7
Eft toi done ?
Entin la corregidore dit avec
dignite a don Eugenio:
Silence nos denotes part,cn
liers nous les debrouillerons plus
tard. lie plus presse pour 10 mo.
ment c'est de rendre la paix au
cGur de e braves gems. CT Ia
chose est faciIe Je vol, Ii has la
sleur Juan Lopez ct Tonuelo oui
sont impatients de justifier sena
Frasauita.
DE mai pas beSoin de la justi
iica1ion DIES hommes ! reipondjt Ia
mcunlere. Jfai deux temoins plus
'ilsnes d'ctre crm, ct qn'on ne dIra
pas que j,ai stduits hi surbon-
hes.
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mennler.
lis sont Ell bias, a la porte.
dis leur de monter, 81 mauame
IL permet.
LES p%auvretteS ei!eS seraiept
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BLANCHARD, j. E., Surgeon Dentist
- office, corner Green and t. Bridg-
ct Streets.
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NELESTIN, JEAN, Baker, Main Street,
~ corner Patriot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-24

The ruffian Currie, who shot the actor Porter
In Texas, may be a northern man as stated
but that does not affect the point that the prac-
tice Of off-hand shooting Is the unpleasant Gus
tom OF the country down there. The fact Of
half dozen revolver homtcIdes occurring
within week In the south, in which the per-
petrators In most Of the cases were not desper-
ADDE'S, but men In good standing as citizens,
shows that it is the custom OF carrying con-
cealed weapons, ready for use On the slightest
provocation, that is at fault. II the result of
these accumulated tragedies should be the
abandonment OF the practice OF handy pistol
carrying, the victims Will not have died alto
gether In vain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-24

The latest interview with Edison reports him
as serene" and as laughing at the idea that he
had failed In solving the problem of lighting by
electricity. He denies that his hackers have
'gone back on him." says he doesn't believe
that any one can buy any OF the electric COM
Pany's stock at any price; and adds that, "when
a man finds system OF lighting that costs,
taking the figures OF gas, 1514 cents a thousand
feet, II isn't necessary for him to bother about
hat people think, If he's satisfied In bis own
mind that he Is right"
As, however, the price of gas stock has re-
turned to the old figures, 1T would appear that
the gas companies are convinced In their own
minds that Edison has struck snag in his
search for an electrical substitute for gas-light.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-24

1t seems that Sitting Bull has again tired of
sitting, and that an uprising Is now appre.
hended. The last reported descent made by
him upon the United States, wherein he broke
his bow, buried his Ratchet and washed the
war paint from his face, being at the point of
starvation and yearning for peace and
friendly reception, was dismal failure as far as
vertfication Of the alleged facts was necessary
10 Its success The improbability that an
Indian would wash his face even when at the
point OF starvation, did not escape notice. and,
accordingly, while the story was conceded tn
be interesting reading it did not receive full
credence. The accounts OF the present project
ed raid are free from the intrinsic improbable
tiles that interfered with the acceptance OF the
other story. AS Ii is established that Sitting
Bull did not come in peace, the presumption Is
that he comes, If he comes at all, In war. Ac-
cOrdingly we find that he Is to descend In three
columns on our unprotected army. The troops
at the polls are to be transferred from the
south to the Canadian boundary, and the pip
ing times OF war appear to be at hand.
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The President aud the :. CO.nsro


TIE "compromise'' proposed by the Joint
democratic caucus on the proposed repeal of
The supervisors law is not at all acceptable to
the republicans. They do not see much .com-
promise" In the proposed method of efTecting
the repeal Of the supervisors sections of the re-
yfsed statutes. The democrats agree to do
away with deputy marshals for elections. re-
move the penalties for the violation OF
the election laws, and leave only two
supervisors, one from each party, at voting
places On election day. And these two SUI
pervisors are to be shorn Of all authority
which has heretofore made them powerful
officers OF the government. This looks TOO
one-sided for the republicans to regard the
plan In any way as a compromise It Is stated
that the features OF this plan which the joint
democratic caucus last saturday agreed upon
was submitted to the President and received
his approval. The President has no doubt since
the reassembling of COngrest been approached
by leaders OF the democratic party TO ascer-
tain his position in regard to the po-
1itical legislation which rendered necessary
the present session. They have doubtless
learned from him how he stands. They may
have offered to compromise on the supervisors
law There is nothing to show, however, that
the President has agreed to accept or approve
any compromise, particularly such compro-
mise as that outlined last Saturday. On the
contrary, from the best information obtainable,
it is evident that there has been no change in
the Presidents views regarding the agitated
political legislation. 1t has previously been
stated in The STAR, upon good authority, that
the President would not oppose any obstacle to
the repeal OF the jurors test oath law, or OF the
statutes which authorize the presence OF troops
at the polls. 1t has also been stated that the
existence of what Is known as the supervisors
laws was regarded by the President as neces-
sary for free and fair elections In the north,
south, east and west. AS there Is nothing be-
yond rumors to indicate that he does not occu-
py the same position now, 1t can be safely as
serted that no such compromise as the one uE-
der discussion has received his approval If
the conflict between the President and Congress
Is to be averted IT will be by some other plan
than the proposed compromise. The President
has not changed his position, there are good
reasons for believing, and does not contemplate
change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-24

Northwest" elsewhere suggests as the chief
difficulty In our school system the practice of
assigning too many pupils to a single teacher.
There can be no doubt that 60 or 10 pupils are
more than one teacher can handle properly.
Hail that number Is quite enough 10 tax the
mental and physical energies of the teacher:
and 1t Is no wonder that under the present bur.
dens so large proportion OF the teachers are
broken down In health. Yet the cost OF SUD-
porting the school system In this District. where
the taxpayers have to pay for the education of
such an abnormally large number OF children of
the floating population, Is already so great that
the additional expense of supplying twice the
present number Of teachers and school-roons Is
one that could hardly be borne. What can be
done and should be done, however, Is to reduce
the enormous number OF tasks prescribed for
the pupils by the school rules, We
have before us copy of these rules,
and the number Of studies and textbooks
set down for use Is perfectly appalling. 1t is
not matter Of wonder that to get through
with all these lessons, the children are loaded
down with home studies; that parents have to
convert their parlors into home school rooms,
and give up their mornings and evenings to the
work OF teaching; and that the teachers, after
working at high-pressure speed during school
hours to get through the allotment OF lessons.
have to continue their endless drudgery by de-
voting their hours out of school to the work of
going over the written examinations, compost
lions, and spelling papers, to the total of some
1,260 papers per month to each teacher, as
shown In Saturdays STAR. Our school board
have very properly entered upon an investiga-
ton OF the complaints Of parents, pupils, and
teachers Of this abuse and we have no doubt
they VIII apply speedy remedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-24

The demand for material and for labor arts
ing from the building OF the new National
Museum and the restoration OF the Patent office,
both of which works are soon to begin, may be
expected to enliven certain branches of bust
ness and to give needed employment to labor
here for some time to come. Half million
dollars available Immediately are to be expend-
ed on the two buildings. Working plans are
nowin course Of preparation for both, and in a
few weeks the mechanics will have their turn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-24

dor RENT
800 9Th Ct, store and dwelling. mod. imps 5000
g Rsfrees Ct. rooms. mod. imps............ 1900
1741 Et 8 rooms gas and water . ........ 1900
New Brick Houses, NH ave-, z n, m /, els each
FOB SALE
Special Inducements to builders I'm buyfnQ 9round
and to parties wanting email houses on the nsor,thIy
instrument plan. Also several ele9ant Houses to De
soid at auction prices and on easy terms Parties
wanting ground or houses OF any ze or location can
be suited at my Office.
To LoAN-SsverAl sums ut per cent
W. T. BURFORD, Real Estate Broker,
IeOZou 706 street NV
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GOVERNMENT LAND SCRIP

- VSG1SNWENT LAND SCRlF.
The Trustees of the McDONOUGH EDUCA
II5ONAL FUND AND INsTIT UTE. of tho city Of
Three Hundred and Twenty 1886 Certiticates Of
tocatio 5a representing twenty six thousand and
enter the same pursuant to the provisions of the
sxih seGton OF the act OF Congress approved June
I'D. 1860, as extended by the act of Congress- Ar
proved March I'd, 1867, as extended ana amended
Dy tne act OF Congress approved June 10Th, 1872,
Congress approved January 18th. 1879 WV -
sealed Proposals for the purchase, as aforesaid
OF Baltimore, prior to the FIRST DAY OF MAY 1879,
On which day they Will be opened and considered
reject any one or al Of said proposals.
SAMUEL II. TAGART,
febl7 -1awtmyI President
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TOHN BRERMAN & CO.,
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TOHN SHERMAN & CO..
- St Cloud Building.
FOR REaT.
1919 q at NV.
1880 18th st. NV
Alb at. NV.
And number Of other HOUSES In all parts OF the
city - ~
Also fine front ROOM on Pennsylvania avenue
{over Metzerott's Music store)
Also beautiful COUNTRY RESIDENCE near
Soldiers Home. II mntusly satisfactory the owner
would like board for a email family
FOR SALE.
, Two fine LOTS II northwest part Of the city vii,
be sold. improved, long time and without ash
payment.
Also HOUSES at Al 200. 81 500, $4,000, $1,000, n
long time or monthly payments.
marl1-2w JOHN SHERMAN 4 CO.
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THOMAS ]. MYERS, Real Estate Agent.
l2l6 F street NV.
FOR RENT.
Gil 18th, 4story Brick, 10 rooms mod imps.
702 13tt 3story Brick, 9 rooms, mod jumps.
6 6Ga ana 6l3 N. ! ave NV, Brick, rooms. m
w st. q. W., Brick, rooms mod. impe.
NE: cor. Vt ave. snd n st. Brick. IL rooms m L
ais 30 ct NV, Brick. IL rooms, mod. imps
ZSO7 81 st.. Frame. rooms mod. imps.
914 18th NV, Brick, 10 rs, water and gas ml.ly