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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-09-03
-Amano the Pers;ans. tina first III,

Among the Persians, the first limo
man is caught stealing he is hastina-
3oed and made to sign o paper to the
effect that robbery has no more attrac-
lion fer him. With the soles of his feet
smarting from the bastinado he is
usually willing to do this. At the
moment the statement is often true. II
he be caught second time his hards
are cut off, and if . third time he is der
sapitated.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-09-03

"A New York State dairy maid has
succeeded in milking nine cows in
twenty-eight minutes. and that without
being kicked once. She'd probably go
through her husbands wallet in five
seconds. = Detroit Free Press.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-09-03

Dyspepsia is said to be unknown ID
Japan. So are boarding houses.-Cb6
saQO Ledger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-23
TRUSTEES SALE OF DOUBLE TWO-STORY
Il BRICK WAREHOUSE AND SIX FRAME
HOUSES, On n STREET, BETWEEN della
WARE AVENUE AND SECOND STREET

Il BRICK WAREHOUSE AND SIX FRAME
HOUSES, On y STREET, BETWEEN DELLA
WARE AVENUE AND SECOND STREET
By virtue Of deed Of trust. duly recorded in 80
cords of the District of Columbia we will SELL in a9
front of the premises, on TUESDAY. FIFTH DAY
OF MAY, A. D. 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, all
the real estate and premises
sed lying ard being in the city Of Washington In the
ground plat plan thereof the north part
east of square numbered five hundred and forty-six
(sqr E OF sqr. $40 and described follows: Begin
ming for the same ut the northeast corner of said
square, and running from thence south along the east
line Of said square and I'd street west, three hun
thence southweely along the east line of said square
() feet thence westerly intersec the
west line of said square and Delaware avenue at q
point distant one hundred and hfty-One (l5l) feet
northeasterly from the southwest corner Of said
square; thence northeastery along the west line of
said square and Delaware avenue four hundred and
one feet four and Onehaf inches (4O1 f. All IND the
northwest corner Of said square, thence along the
north line of said square one hundred and ffty-eight
feet ten inches 5S IT. 10 in. to the place Of begin
ming, together with all and singular the improve
ments ways easements rights privileges and appur-
tenances the belonging In any wise apper.
tanning.
Terrns One-quarter cash, balance in equal INSTALL
ments at one two and three notes bear
est and TO be secured by deed Of trust property sold
at purchasers cost deposit Of $500 required
of sale Terms to be complied with in days other
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell the
and cost OF he deaulting purchaser after five days
public notice OF such resale in some newspaper pub
lished in Washington, u. G.
NATHL CARUSI, trustees.
DCNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers a21.eo&ds
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ITyHE NEW ORLEANS FAST LINE
Il
SHENANDOAH Valley SOUTHERN SPECIAL
DALT1MoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD

l.
scHEDuLEINE FEEG CTS 8 Noi DEC 21sr. 1884
Leave Washington from station, corner of New Jer-
1 FER GSeaso an 500 s and 1910 pm daily The
500 am is fast Limited Express to Pittsbnrg and
800 No a. ii so ehsxea S1
I'll, this train for fast time
pm and io:io pm, with Through Coaches e. and and
Palace Sleeping Cars TO above points, without
Cincinnati and s. Louis arsy.ns IN a nes K
s sna4ssd r On Train ns ss No fare
For s at SS AM h parS na Car and
Sleeping Cars to Pittsburg ''0''' WIN
For baltimore OIL week days, s. $40 $40. 7:3O $50
so 9SS, 440, $40, 7i0, 7:iS, SIS, ho; .lan
Far m | Sc 9 sd 1893 1883
points south. $40 All and $40 pm. daily. s:25
mas Pullman sleeper Wa hing, on TO New
For Annapolis GAO al and 1910 ana 400 pm On
Fs spp%a WAY $40 Ss,ons aS pmw WASHINGTON an,
@ and a To- edo p So o o suG 2aS s
branch S5 daily exceps sands ON
s for asi asy
daily yes o
for Frederick. 900 Am. 4:4O pm daily, except
For Hagerstown and Winchester s:o5 am. daily ex-
cept Sunday, and $50 pm. daily to Hagerstcwn.
Trains arrive from the West daily. GOO, 72o am,
From Annapolis, $50 am and 1:5o and 6:26 nm.
Sunday, 1880 am, 6:35 pm
and points, sy
~, and $40 m N. daily. exesp, 81 Sunday
TO. {. 9 and 1880 an, 1915. 1:30, 8, 4, 4:2O. S,
6:30, 1:3O, 8 and 1890 pm; OH Sundays. $50. s
and a-m $780, 1856 AGO. 5. $780, 100, and 1880
Ali trains from washington stop At Relay station .
cept ]: 25, 3:l5 and 1:1O pm.
For further Information apply at the baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Of1ce-Washington Station 0l0 and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue corner 18th street. where
orders will be taken for baggage to De checEed and
received at any point In the city
b. DUNHAM, General Manager. baltimore
d22 G. X. LORD. General Pnssen9er a gent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-23
DIED..

BAN. On Thursday, April 23d. 1885. at O'Clock
AM at her residence 455 Massachusstts avenue
late John Bsn ia the seventy fourth year of her sss
Funeral to take place from Wesley Chapel at 2:3O
invited 10 attend. apc:s's stsa~
COLLINS. On Thursday morning, April 70. 1855,
loved husband of Amelia Collins. Ia the
Funeral viii take place from his late residence. 2sla
Friends and relatives are invited to attend
at I O'Clock, LEWIS FERG EksoN, sonin.lsS q
VIM Willis. aged thirty-nine years
church, Vermont avenue, between 1ith and Eth
s rr;as norhwest on Friday April 2ath ESQ
HOFFMAN,. On "Wednesday, April a. lSs5 Mt
10 10 clock p M WILLIAM ". the youngest child OF
IL days. ~
Funeral win take place from his parents residence,
No. oUe Louisiana avenue northwest. Friday ,AprU
24th, ut 2:3o O'Clock Relatives and Trends aro
respectfully invited to attend.
MILLER On Thursday. April 23d, 1885 JULIA
T. Miller, widow of the late George H Miller
avenue northwest. on Saturday, April 18th, 1t $50 q
MYERS. On April 22d. 1885 Mrs JANE c.
e reiicf OF the late Charles Myers, in her sx-
Relatives and friends are invited to attend roper,, n
ner iAe residence, 3224 First street. Georgetown
p.m- April "a
RIDGwAY. On April 22d 1885, RuRIc g., young
esa son ono, OF Z A. ana j. Rdgway, aged seven ysas
Flu. Funeral Al O'Clock Friday April 2sh from ps-
tives and friends are invited to attend.
SHORTER Tuesday, April 2lst, 1885, loss
O'Clock pm, JOHN SHORTER at his residence, lSOA
street northwest In the seventy third year Of ~
Rest rest. sweet sweet rest
In the bosom Of Jesus, there only II rest"
Funeral from Union Bethel A. NJ L. church Friday
April 24th, al two O'Clock pm. %
WARWICK On April 22d 1885, ct .. M. AL
FIXED WARWICK, OF congestion, In the thirty third
Funeral at 4:30 p. m, Thursday, April 23d from his
residence. o24 sixth street southeast
ZENELY. April 2lst 1855, in Loudoun county
Va, ALEXANDER NATHANIEL, aged seven
months; and on April 22d, 1885. BENJAMIN BIRD
children of Wentworth c. aud Rachel B. zevoly ~
grandchildren Of A. y. Zevely, of this city. .
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TRUsTEEs SALE VALUABLE STEAMBOAT

Under and by virtue of deed Of trust bearing date
the Doth day OF June, 1873. duly recorded in Liber
District Of Columbia and ct the request of the bond
holders secured thereby the undersigned trustees will
sell on WEDNESDAY, THE TIIIRTEENTH DAY
OF NAY, 1885, commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
A. NJ, at and upon the wharf of the steamer George
Leary the city of Washington the said District
the Potomac steamboat COmpany-that Is to saw:
All the right, title, interest and estate of the said
company being one undivided moiety in square num-
city. with the buildings and wharf related TO the said
square. Lots numbered respectively one % and two
MI square numbers , -FOUR nSndred AND seventy
site the same: Lots numbered respectively eleven
I'D. fifteen (15), seventeen 40, twenty-five COZ,
dred three 5000 in the said city, with the wharf
or wharves and water rights and privileges annexed
and belonging to the said lots and TO lot numbered
teen (16), in the square last above mentioned.
Also lot numbered thirteen (13). In square num-
bered five hundred and four (3O4J in the said city
purtenances thereto belonging.
Also certain railroad at near Quantfco. Va
called the Potomac railroad, about one and seven
tenth u 1-1O) miles III extent together with the ad-
jacent wharf and certain Of land containing
about three and Onehird q 13 acres near the said
wharf.
Also the several steamers. GeorReanna, George
Leary and Excelsior. with their tackle, apparel and
Company for damages resulting from q detective con-
struction OF steamer, amounting about thirySiX
pelIses. demurrage &c The counsel for the company
Al baltimore has agreed to conduct this sut not vet
commenced ~ legal termination in the court of fast
The Potomac railroad, the wharf and real estate at
Quantico viii be sold together steamers George
anna and Excelsior separately.
The Washington real estate, the wharves and the
Herewith will be sold together
Terms Of sale: Cash
JOHN SEIDEN.
.,-~,,~-,.~- LEIGH ROBINSON. J irus'eeA
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There is a movement I'm New Orleaps IN ~.
open the w orlds Exposition next October
ballot box in jersey City, which contained
votes enough TO elect a republican member OF
the board OF chosen freeholders. was stolen the
democratic candidate was declared elected aud
the grand jury Is now investigating the case
DIR. Abner Osborne, OF Rippon JefYerson
morning. He shot himself through the head.
The fugftives from Fort Pitt, Northwest Ter
rtory IL Is now learned, took refuge with friend.
~ Indians near the fort. Only one policeman
was killed i'm the attack by the Indians
Two girls, aged 10 and IL respectively met
Two yo9ths, each aged 10 years at the Brook.
lyn skating rink, and the result was two CLAM
destine marriages. The girls parents will in-
stltute divorce proceedings.
Mrs. Barros, the widow of the late prpsident
OF Guatamaa and her seven children have ar
son, Antonio Barrios, arrived there Tuesday
from the east.
HoSiilities have ceased In every mart of Tom
quin between the French and Chinese
While attending TO an electric lig ut suspended
over the sidewalk in Chicago early Yesterday
morning Chas. Il. Schultz lost his balance and
In order TO save himself from falling grabbed
with both hands the rods which support fhe
lamp. He hung writing I'm the air until the
engine was stopped, when he fell TO the ground
dead.
Mary Anderson's yacht the 0alatea. was
sold at auction I'm New York yesterday for only
the SUM OF $1,000 TO Howard Bender of Al
The third game Of the billiard tournaments
took place between Jos. Dion and Wm sexton
in New York last night. Sexton finished his
ooo points In the hftieth inning. Dion had
only scored 344 points
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING
THE PREMISES KNOWN AS 516 THIR-
TON.
In pursuance Of authority vested in me by the 80
last VIII and testament Of Emily Johnson, de- EiM
ceased recorded in the Office of the Register of GsH
Wills for the District of Columbia the 9Th day of
ises, on THURSDAY. the TWENTY THIRD DAY
OF april, 1885. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, that part
less on 18th street Orhwest by the depth thereof to
an alley with the improvements thereon. consisting
of a substantial brick three-story and base
ment Dwelling House. containing IL rooms, with ne
cessary outbuildings, and known SIG 18th street
northwest. The premises will be open for the inspec
ton OF purchasers from 10 to IL o'clock I'm. Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday preceding the sale.
Terms of sale: One-third cash: the balance in two
equal instalments, payable in nine and eighteen
months, secured by deed of trust upon the property
sold with interest at six cent or all cash at option
OF purchaser A deposit of $500 will be required
when the purchasers bid is accepted and the right Is
reserved to resell the at the risk and cost OF
defaulting purchaser II Of sale complied
with In ten days Conveyancing at purchaser cost.
apl3-d&dS JNO. II. WHITE
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
WHO'S. f wAGGAMAN,
l. Real Estate AuctiOneer.

Il Real Estate AuctiOneer.
A PORTION OF THE REAL ESTATE OF THE
LATE THOMAS LEWIS, DECEASED, FOR
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION-DESIRABLE
AND CENTRALLY LOCATED PROPERTY.
We Will sell at public auction. in front of the -
premises, WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY-E&
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. n. unmproved Lots at
the northeast of 9th asa streets fronting 20
on D street and ia feet on 9th street
Also, sub Lots % ~ ard D. In square No 39S, on
the side of Sth. between and streets each 20
'ect front by ga, TO a lO-fOot alley.
Also. sub Lot A. square No 399, at the southeast
corner Of 9th and streets, 23.7 on by 90 feet
9th street
Also, sub Lot 49, square 80. 500, at the southwest
corner of sth and Streets Is feet Sth by 944
o, TO IO-foot alley.
AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r NJ
Sub. Lots A, 3, and d, square No. 404, being Nos
So So and S14 street and No. 921 9th street. at
the southeast corner of 9th and streets improved by
Brick Dwellings,
Also, sub Lot g. square 374. being No. OF II street
Lot 1873 by 1872 o to 30foOt alley. Brick Dwelling
AND ON FRIDAY APRIL TWENTY.FOURTlH
1885, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ
Lot No. q, square No. $50, the southeast corner
of 18th and streets northwest Lot 100 feet square
and unimproved
Terms: ne-fourth cash. and the balance at SIX
twelve and eighteen months with interest secured
modined agreed deposit of $50 will be required
each lot at the time Of sale An conveyancing at
the expense of the purchaser.
w. F. MATTINGLY,l n,-,,...o.
. 7. E WAGGAMAN, ) iius'eS.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. ap1 3-ddkds
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TOMORROW.
BROS, Auctioneers.


AUCTION SALE OF THE CONTENTS OF THE
ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT OCCUPIED BY
GEORGE w. DRIVER, ESQ. USED AS a
BAk, RErSsT1 !. I AND , SoNCERT GAR;
THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH STS.,
FACING PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
On FRIDAY, APRIL TWENTY-FOUR, commenc-
ing at TEN O'CLOCK A NJ, we will sell, the prem
1ses Ton account of Mr. Driver retiring from busnesS)
the entire contents of this fine and
consisting of one of the finest tteup Bars and Res
taurants in the city. Magnificent Mirrored Back Bar
in heavy walnut frame, MAGNIFICENT Walnut Bar
Counter and Marble-Top Walnut Eating Counter,
splendid Walnut Parlor and Chamber Furniture for
ten rooms Carpets, Curtains, Cornices Walnut Din
lng-Tables and Chairs. magnificent Walnut and Gilt
Mantel and other Mirrors, splendid Walnut Ice Box
very large) Steam Tables Coffee Urns Bar Fixtures
show Cases, Awnings. Walnut Railinss Desks, Plat
form Scales, CrOckery, Glass and Cooking Utensils.
Also, the entire contents Of the garden at
tached consisting of building, 4Ox12O, balconies,
stages four drop curtains scenery, dressing rooms
rolling entire roof round and square
saloon tables. willow arm and SOO other chairs,
fixtures and fittings for the building stoves etc. etc
All of which viii be off. ed entirety and ifnot
sold that way will be then Immediately sold In detail
This is opportunity seldom offered for man to get
q well established place.
Now open for inspection. ap2ld
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING THE HANDSOME RESI-
DENCE, No: 1923 STREET NORTHWEST,


By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of eztA
the District of Columbia, passed the 9th day s:aN
Of January, A. D., 1884, and a supplemental f:tA
order entered on the Gath day of September, AO
1854, In equity cause No 4,944, wherein the United
States Of America Is complainant and Samuel s.
Smoot ct 81. are defendants. the undersigned
trustee, named in said Decree will offer for sale at
public auction, in front Of the premises, ON TUES
DAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF MAY, A d. 1885
AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, all that certain piece
parcel ofreal estate situate in the city Of Wash
inssSn, 2, e, known and described as lot number
bered two hundred and seventeen, (2l7) recorded
In the Office OF the surveyor of the District of Column.
ba, the said lot having frontage Of "a feet the
north side OF street by depth OF 1856 feet together
with the improvements thereon, consisting Of hand
some and cOmmOdious threeStOry brownstone front
rssidenss with large back building. known q house
Terms OF sale, prescribed by said decree: One
third OF the purchase money 70 be paid in cash. and
the residue In three equal nstallments at 90 and
twelve 12) and eighteen QS) months from day OF
SALE with interest at six 6 cent the deferred
ments 70 he secured by the promissOry notes tile
purchaser made In favor OF the trustee and lien re-
served upon the premises sold, all the purchase
money may be paid In cash. at the option Of the pur-
chaser No deed will be given until all the purchase
money b paid deposit OF $500 will be required on
the acceptance Of the bid and II the terms OF sale are
not complied with within ten days from day of sale
the property may be res0ld at the risk and of the
de6huldug purchaser All c0nveyancing pufchsser,s
coat. RANDOLPH COYLE Trustee
ap21-dAds once Of the U.a Attorney, City Hal.
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MARRIED.

DoWLfNG-FITZGERALD On April 22d 1855.
at st Francis church, stanton, Va by The Rev
Father Donohue HENRY W. BOWLING OF Wash.
ington. ID. G., and ELLA F1TZoiERAlD. Of staun-
ton, Va -
FOWLER-C0NNEII On April % 1851 bv the
Rev. Z. g Meador. wM. {. FOWLER TO JOSE,fhINE
CONNELL, both Of Montgomery county Nd. .
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Not AZ All Probable

We place no confidence In the report that thu
Hon. Bayliss W. Hanna, when informed of his
appointment as minister to Persia, remarked:
Nv here In - is Persian" The Hon Thomas
A; hendricks, vestryman, would never have
advocated the appointment OF a man who could
make use OF such language
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AUCTION SALES.
.OLEY, Auctioneer.

will sell the entire stock Of valuable Books sta
&C otSck and and
posed Stock ese St part art as follows
Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods; Books IN real cali,
6es Prayer Books. Hmynals, in sets and separate in
sSSsF IN s and and
CANT Plush and Leather Boxes Of Stationery. Jewel
Dressing Cases French Plate Mirrors. in Bronze and
Blush An,os5aph and PhGsS Albums scrag P9o5
Frames snd Eses Portoos Carvings
Lnkstsnds and Paper Weights Japanese Goods; full
Many other goods too numerous to mention.
This valuable stock must be sold without reserve as
apas-st FOLEY. Auetioneer.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TUE AZ ROOMS 81
IWKNTY-fIFTH, 1885 commencing at TEN
SiihsS fsssrs Ss'ss eoxsE P"''d
Top chamSes fafni,are
robes, fine Hair Mattresses, thirty Husk Mattresses,
Lounges and Easy csSs walnut
other Tables, together with general assortment
Also administrator sale Of Household Effects
20 Rolls Straw Mating
Also . at II oeloeK nson,,nv to an
scer Carriage 10
One sde-oar Top Buggy s made by McDermott Bros
IN perfect ORDER
Coupe Kockaway in good condition, with movable
class 'front.' and sides, coveraole into summer or
Carriages, Busges. Horses, Wagons, etc ap2s-2t
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctloneers.
ASsIGNEEs SALE OF LADIES AND GENTLE
MEMS RESTAURANT AND ICE CREAM
sYLVAN1A AHENT 162 No tii1 H
TUESDAY APRIL TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1855
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. at GIL PENN
syivana northwest the entire contents Of
IN part Of
Revolving Desk and Chair. Counter.
Show case. Eating Counter, Side Cases,
shelving Check Desk, Chandeliers,
doz- Oak C. ). Square Back Dining Chairs.
7doz. Walnut Brentwood Dining Chairs,
Arm Chairs Walnut and Oak Dining Tables,
NJ. 7. Cream Tables. Extension Tables,
Lambrequins, Curtains, Jardineres and Artificial
Brussels, saloon and Stair Carpets, VII 0'''A'
Plated Ware. Casters, CrOckery, Glassware
Walters, Knives, Forks, Spoons, Tablecloths,
Refrigerator. Coffee Mill, 4-Horse Engine and
Boiler for Ice Cream Ice Cream Freezers
Chests, Buckets Tubs, Range. Broilers,
A'cnen requisites awning 9H ah MOORE re &C.
apps Assignee of Edw. Flick.
g BENsINGER, Auctioneer.
WIN be sold at the Bazaar, No $40 Louisiana ave
FIFTH APRIL, at TEN O'CLOCK without reserve).
about 80 head Of Horses. Mares and Mules, among
which will be found some very fine Drivers, Work
Horses aud Mules
8 New Buggies, 8 Secondhand Buggies and Phatons,
! Secondhand Farm Wagon, Lot Harness,
&c. &c.
Carts, Wagons and Harness at private sale at all
times. ap23-2t
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District Government Affairs.

IN FAVOR OF STREET ASPHALT PAVEMENT
delegation of citizens interested in the
street Improvements OF the central portion Of
the city waited on the District Commissioners to-
day to urge that street asphalt pavement lie
used in the Improvement OF the streets near
the central part of the city, and especially C.
street. 1t is not unlikely that the citizens will
be accommodated.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: r. V. Rice repair
brick, 145 b street southeast; 500. II. Quasi,
repair brick, 629 ID street northwest: S1oo. J.
r. Akers repair frame, I'LL Al, street south
west; $3.50. Susan Fitzgerald. repair brick {
street, between 9th and 10th streets; $500
James keleher, erect two three-story dwellings
Missouri avenue, between ils and 61h streets
northwest; $4,000. John Fitzgerald. repair
brick, 460 I street northwest; $500. Henry
hoffman, erect three two-story dwellings,
Pennsylvania avenue; 81 500. Chas. w. King,
erect five Observation-Disclosures dwellings
Massachusetts avenue, between 9th and .th
streets northeast: $4,000. Chas. W. King,
erect two two-story-and -basement dwellings. B,
between 9Th and TIN streets northeast: 81 900.
w Q. DenniSon, erect five two-story dwellings,
Half street, between and " streets southeast;
$1,000. Miss A. Davis, repair brick. 1876 1th
street northwest; 81 100. Mrs Nj. NJ. Zange,
erect two-story and cellar dwelling street,
between 9Th and Sth streets northwest 81, $50.
r. GoldschInid, erect four three-story and base
ment dwellings, 10th and streets northwest;
$4,000.