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The Library Building Site.

WHY ALL THE PROPERTY-OwNERs WILL NOT
SUBMIT PROPOSALS..
The library building commission will meet
tomorrow. as the limit prescribed in the act
tor the proposals of property-owners in the
squares designated of the prices they are will
ing to sell Tor will then expire. AS there is no
hour of the day prescribed for the opening of
proposals, it is suggested that this may be de-
terred until the next day, in order to give the
benefit of all the time allowed by the act. Some
OF the prOperty-Owners have announced
that they will not submit proposals
lest their figures might be lower than the price
than others might ultimately obtain through
condemnation: For instance, one OF the prop
erty owners said to a member of the commits
sion: "Now, ii 1 send in proposal it would
contain the lowest price at which l should be
willing to sell. l should deal fairly with the
commission. Well, my figures would be bind
Ing upon me, and somebody else who does not
submit figures might get more tor his property
than l would. The parties who are not dis
posed to act fairly but who resort to all sorts of
expedients to get the advantage, might get q
better price than those OF us who are willing to
do the square thing" Others are influenced by
the same sort Of reasoning. SO that the commits
sion know that only part OF the lot-owners
will submit figures.
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The Apache War.

DISPATCH FROM GEN. MILES.
The adjutant general has received the follow
ing dispatch from Gen. Miles, dated Benson,
Arizona, April 29th: Confirmed reports from
Colobosa and NOgales state that three persons
were killed about ten miles north of line. Very
serious depredations have been committed
south Of boundary in Sonora; many
persons killed and others driven out
coming up on Sonora railroad to Arizona
Territory. Both Mexican and u. s. troops have
been actively pursuing; one Mexican and white
man taken by the Indians have been let go. As
tar possible the troops are being placed
hosules should they attempt to move north.
The balance will keep as close TO Geronimo's
camp As possible, wherever they may go. The
difficulty with the Navajos has, think, been
sa satisfactorily settled and troops placed In
vicinity OF the threatened district. The Mes
caleros are reported well disposed and 81
work."
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Washington sIocA a.xcsangc.

The following changes from saturdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-iar
T. S. Alps, 1891. coupon, 112l2 bid. 1923, asked t.
{. per. imp. 6s, 1891, coin. ll47s bid IIo12 asked
3Uyear fund. Is, 1902. coin Id bid, Us asked
Metropolitan X. K.stocN, iu4 Did 100 asked. North
SaPito ana o street r; T., BID washington tas
70 asAed Arlington ms 100 bid 1851 asked Co
lumbia ms 1874 bid. Riggs ms, "a, pid. 14 ask
Board Public Works, green Ss as bid, H asked Ma
sonic Hall bonds lU4 bid Washington Market stock,
2U.s bid, y ASKED Bank OF Washington, 100 bid
National Metropolitan Bank. 80 bid Farmers and
Mechanics Bank, Georgetown, LOO bid. Treat Fails
chesapeake and Pot. Tel Co.. tSs, bid. 20 asked.
w. L. l., first mort. bonds. 80 bid 30 asked
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ID ED.

CAMPBELL. On Sunday, May ID 1885 OF pneu-
monia, Johanna, beloved wife Of John CAmpoelL
Friends of the family invited 10 attend the funo
raj Tuesday, May 4. al O'Clock am. from her late
residence, Four-and-a-half aud southwest.
Mass NJ IT. Dominc's church
HoUNSCHILD. sunday morning, May g. 1885, g
o'clock, after long and painful Illness, WILLIAM
HOuNSCHILD, Al the age Of seventy-one years:
born In Germany, but resident OF this city for ths
last forty years
429 Ninth street northwest. on Tuesday, ~ ESQ m
Services the Lutheran Church. Fourth and
street northwest Friends invited. No dowsrs .
PENNINGTON. suddenly, Saturday. May I,
Acoo. ~ a y. ~, !" ~ A. w.ssow -
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at three O'Clock from
her late residence, slS 22d street Relatives and
friends invited 70 attend Interment - Congressional
Cemetery.
SHEPARD. Prof CHARLEB UPHAN gHEy
ARD, Of New Haven, Conn, on May LIST. 1855, -
residence II his SON, Dr. ChaA w. shepard In ChnEf
ton. south Carolina
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The German.American National Bank
Cases

THE SELECTION OF \ JURY IN PROGRESS
The cases OF John ilitz (laie presidenu and
Charles L. Prentiss date cashier), OF the Ger.
man National bank, fifteen in number, charging
them with making Case entries in the books Of
the bank in 1875, had been set ior trial ia the
Criminal Court, Judge Ma Arthur to-day but
The case Oh TRIAL prevented the call vi the cases
ull O'Clock. formal plea OF not guilty hav-
lils been entered, five of the eases were consol-
idated, and the selection oil jury was entered
lpuQ.
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THE MEDICAL CONGRESS.
Congress Ash ed for Funds 90 Emsersaas
the Doctors Next Year.

In the Senate to-day Mr.. Platt submitted q
memorial from members OF the medical PRO
fession in Washington In behalf Of the medical
profession oi the United States calling atten-
ton To the fact that by invitation OF the Amer.
lean Medical association the International
Congress will hold its next session I'm Washing.
ton during September. 1857. The memorial
recites that as this is TO be a grand assemblage
OF many OF the most distinguished medical
men and eminent scientists OF the civilized
world engaged I'm the humane and
phiianthropic work OF promoting human SAM.
tation,upon which rests the moral aud physical
Wei being OF civilized society, IL becomes the
duty OF every citizen OF this country capable OF
approaching the magnitude and benencence OF
this OBJECT 10 cooperate with and aid those
whose special uuty IL will be 10 welcome these
distinguished foreigners TO America. In order
therefore, TO discharge this delicate and respon.
slDie TASK In a manner consistent with our
national pride and individual feeling aud SCI
cure successful accomplishment of our mis-
sion, we are constrained To appeal TO your hon
orable body for financial assistance. We feel
no hesitation in making this appeal, because
we do SO I'm the belief that The important OBJ
jects involved and the manifest obligations OF a
reciprocal courtesy. well a. conspicuous
acts OF national friendship will prompt you To
give IL your earnest and favorable considera-
ton. To those who may entertain scruples re-
garding the constitutionality OF sppropriatIng
money Tor this object we beg TO remind them
that the records of past legislation by the con.
gress OF the United States touching Analogous
subjects furnish abundant prccedents for such
proceeding. II Is believed that authority for
such legislation might be found under the pccu-
liar relations which Congress holds TO this city,
Ii viii not be denied that icipal govern.
ments can appropriate ana spend the public
money Tor such purposes, and a. the Congress
OF the United States exercises quasi muni-
cipal government over this city. may not such
authority be vested I'm the municipal functions
which IL L. the duty OF that body To per.
form? This suggestion Is respectfully submitted
for your consideration. Wherever the congress
has heretofore met liberal approximations have
been MADE, and the ceremonies OF entertaining
been under the direction of the highest officers
OF the government We are unwilling TO sup
pose that the United States could be less
liberal.
The memorial is signed by Doctors A. Y p
Garnett, y. ;. Lincoln, J. NJ. Toner. {. NJ Ham,
nett, j. IL. Baxter, NJ. B. Hamilton and Ralph
Walsh
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Nominations To-Day,

The President sent the following nom inations
to the Senate to-day:
First Lieut. Morton L. Phillips, revenue SER
vice, to be captain; I'd Lieut.. William S. Bald
win, revenue service, to be LIST lieutenant.
Postmasters-JOseph Hopkins at Glen Allen,
Va; j. Ii. Beidler, at Mount Pulaski, Ills; John
Seelnan, at Denison, Iowa; William Lavies, at
Santa barbara. Cal.
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District Government Affairs.

THE HEALTH OFFICER To HIS ASSISTANTS
Health Officer Townshend assembled the
employers OF the health department TINS
morning and read them a liule lecture in re-
gard To the necessity Tor increased energy ON
the part of each and all. "Ihis l. the cleaning
season said the doctor, land We want every
man 10 see 10 ms district
COLLECTIONS DURING APRIL.
Collector Cook reports the collections for
April al >. ,oS6.lO.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Enlgi>le: Marx Marx.
repair brick, Sla Sth street northwest: slso,
northwest; 5000. IL. AndruS, repair frame
dwelling, 20 9Th street northeast; Si5o. NJ
Marean, repair aud move ifane, 40. RHODE
Island avenue; Sl,oo0. Mrs. ;. J. Perkins,
repair frama Polk street, AnacusLIa; Sa5o. A.
thompson, repair frame, 81 boundary street,
county; $500.
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GREAT REDUCTIONS IN
OUR JEWELRY AND LEATHER GOODS DE,
PARTMENTS.
RIBBONS.

100 pieces No. 16 Gauze Ribbons, Picot edge new
shades, lSc. yard.
20 pieces No. IL Velvet and Gauze Ribbons Picot
edge, al Zoe q yard would be cheap at 4Sc.
% pieces No l6 Imported Quality Satin and Gauze
Ribbons all desirable shades, at 35c yard
Extra fine Imported Ribbons, various designs at AZ
81, 90 50 and 9Sc. yard.
A large assortment in Picotedge Ribbons viz. Satin
ana eros Grain, Gros Grain Faille, in ana desra
bic shades, now very much in demand.
Satin and Velvet Ribbons best quality Only M q
at 35c; IL at 45c.; 10 at 55e yard
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.NIoSDAY,
KID GLOVES.

KID GLOVES
so dozen Paris made Genuine Kid. S-button Nous
quetaires street shades 4Sc pair, This lot is
pliant-a much superior quality than usually offered
AT low price sales
so dozen S-button Suede Mousquetaires, excellent
quality. at SIC. a pair.
SO dozen S-buttoE Fine Isle Gloves at 25c. pair.
HOSIERY.
80 dozen Ladies' Isle Thread Hose. striped boot
pattern, at 49c
Is dozen (only) Ladies' Black Ingram Hose split
4e dozen Childgens Derby Hose. ribbed black and
colors, size d to 3, at 25c.
% dozen Gents Lsle Thread half Hose double heel
and toe at 25c.
HANDKEKCHIEFa
SO dozen Ladies' Colored Border Handkerchefs
80 dozen Ladies' Colored Border Handkerchiefs
superior quality at9c
40 dozen Ladies' Colored Border Hank rchiefs new
designs 10 patterns at l5c.
- dozen Ladies' handkerchief elegantly embroid
20 dozen Gents Pure Linen Handke rciefs 2-inch
hemstitch al Ice.
% Don Gents superfine Handkerchief pure linen
Finch hemstitch, at zoe.
PARASOLS.
Satin Striped Ponges Parasols. latest designs at
OF elegant 1rlCOt SILK reduced to So .4S.
Our Mourning Coaching Parasols reduced to 81 80
Large and varied assortment of Sun Umbrellas in
oscA' brown blue, gre-n garnet, at Sl.4S and up.
LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS.
Ladies' COlOred Collars and Cuffs striped at 2Oc
set
Ladies' Colored Collars and Cuffs, new designs, at
Doc set
Ladies Pure Linen Collars at 8 for 25c.
RUCHINGS
New Crepe Lisse Ruchings, white, cream and black;
l2l2c. yard.
Crepe L:sse and Ribbon Ruchings, at 3Oc. a yard.
Mlkado Ruchings, all coiors, at 2Oc. yard
Crepe de Chene Scarfs at S1.O3.
FANS.
japanese Fans. at 3 5. =, 10, 15 zoe and up
Imported Paper Fans at 10. 49, al 25c
imported satin FaUs at 80 so, 65c and 81.
Ask 10 see our l6-inch Gauze Painted Fan at 81 %
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN
OUR JEWELRY AND LEATHER GOODS DE,
PAYMENTS.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
THE STRIKE INVESTIGATORS

THE STRIKE INVESTIGATORS
The Committee to Divide-Mr Curtin
Hopeful OF Ending the Gould Strike.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May3.-The congressional COM
mittee investigating the labor trouble on the
Southwestern system of railroads. divided into
two subcommittee Sunday and one of them,
consisting Of Mr. Grain chairman and
Messrs. Buchanan, Parker and Outhwaite left
mere by special train for Parsons, kas., Denlson
and Fort Worth, Texas and TeXarkana and
Little Rock, Ark, where they will take testi-
mony. The other committee, composed OF Gov
ernor Curtin, chairman and MeSsrs. stewart
and Barnes will leave to-day for Atchison,
Kansas City, Sedalia and jefferson, where they
will take the evidence of leading railroad men
and Knights of Labor.
Alta late hour last night Governor Curtin in
formed an Associated Press representative that
with Messrs. Bailey, Hayes and Barry, menu
bers of the general executive committed, with
the view OF amicabiy adjusting the difference
between the striking knights and the railroad
management, and that he had high hopes that
his efforts would be successful. He felt quite
confident, he said, that the country within one
or two days would receive the gratifying in
telligence that the great strike had been
brought to a close and in a manner satisfactory
- all concerned.
The Movement in New York.
FURRIERS STRIKE FOR EIGHT HOURs-THE
PIANO MAKERS STILL AT WORK.
NEW YORK, May 3.-Tue turrers OF this city
MADE a demand on their employers tins morn
ing Tor reduction OF the hours OF labor to eight
hours Il day. In the shops where the demand
was not complied with the employees went on
strike.
At the office of VIM. Steinway & Co., the
piano makers. it was stated that no demand
was made for the eight-hour schedule, and the
men were at work usual.
The strike on the Third Avenue railroad still
continues, and the cars run with new drivers
AS regularly as possible.
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A Bridge Across 20 Arlington.
THE COMMISSIONERS INSTRUCTED To ASCERTAIN
m

WHAT ONE WOULD COST.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Morgan submitted n
resolution, which was adopted, directing the
Commissioners To ascertain, near as may be,
the cost OF the construction OF an iron bridge for
passengers and vehicles from "A point on the east
bank of the Potomac river across Analostan
island TO the west bank of the river So as TO
connect the city oil " ashington with the Airing.
ton estate; also the cost aud Expense OF convert.
ing the plateau belonging 10 the Arlington
estate into parade ground, and transmit their
estimates Ia the Senate, with such suggestions
and recommendations as NAV appear Ia the
Commissioners pcrtinenl and prnper.
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T. r. S LIE.
New 8 room house near Iowa Circle... So 800
i.rlck. room house 18th ST. 600
Frame rooms ON Vermont ave, and q sts-.-2, 500
Brick, rooms, Vermont and st.....-....1 200
4" ?"'S .''''e heated with furnace 500
:" 6rcoms V St. north side lot4, 800
sroons on Boundary. near l4th.........-.;s,:s 300
rooms I4th NV suitable for business d 800
rooms l4!h ST. business property. 900
Brick store and dwelling. 18th st......... 10000
Frame house on ODD 2 900
Do Franklin st.......... .. 200
Do. Dunbarton ave......... ..... 800
10. on Congress st,. near post ofiice...~.2,o 900
Also rnprov ed and unimprove properly in allparts
my1-8t 1928 New York ave.
business Property Pa. ave list l5rs. and
near ,s1 NJ s. n W. srs mod imps., 50 100 DUFFY &
BOLTON, 601 9Th st, H.. myl-3t+
E0R SALE-GREAT BARGAIN IN NEW HAMP-
Sarssn ts OK '1s: IS sS
EoR sALE-GOoD INVESTMENTS CHEAP
y HON s-two or three bargains in small, we'll
500 to 81 400 iiso. block OF 10 iour-rHom BRICK
u u. :: rent 800; price $3.50. W. T. BURFORD,
l4-- y i.ave myI-3ts
J. story. Broom House. with side lot, corner Of
Mar; Mary Land ave and Ilth st s.w Lot A. feet inch
ST. running back alley Belt line cars pass the
door INQUIRE of A. F. BARKER
myl-ot~ 9Ol Nirgldia s.w.
LNOR SALE-A NICE .FOUR-ROOM FRAME
Il house on ST.. bet I'd and Sd SITS. s. w.: price
81 .OJO- LEONARD & BUCKLEY. 4O7 Az st s.w.
ml-3t*
E'OR SALE-FRAME HOUSE 426 ST n W;
Il water eight rooms and bath room; lot 23l,
Noo- Inquire All New York ave. my1-2ts
E'OR sALE-THREE-oTORY RESS BRICK
u House ten rooms and bath. in good order: fine
yard cellar. price, S6.OOucash- Apply premises.
ey9 81 NV No agents. myths
lHOR SALE-CHEAP-TwO NEW FIVEROOW
Prlce Sl,4oo each LEONARD & BUCKLEY, 4O1
412 81 s-w- myl-3tt
LNOR SALE-FINE COR. RESIDENCE AT MT
and stable: nearly new; $500. COOK & LEWIS,
cor. ana llth SIS NV myl3t
I'OR SALE-2 NEW BRICKS ON CLEVELAND
rooms each; 81 600 COOK & LEWIS cor and
lltI Sts. myI-3t
EHOR SALE-S-ROOM BRICK. ON 10TH ST.
alley. This Is bargain and be sold to an mme-
diate purchaser for 81, 500.
my13t Cor aud lin sts NV
E>OR SALE-5-ROOM BRICK, FENTON PLACE
i tnear \. Cap. STD rents for $I2.5O-SI 300
COOK d LEWIS cor. and 1lth SITS NV. myI-3t
LNOR SALE-9 ROOM BRICK ON 4TU ST
near Pa ave, Lot 3SxlOO, 81 500: ST.. near Lin
coin Park. d room brcH, thorough repair 81 $50: :,
new room bricks on Columbia ST., So 600 COOK q
LEWIS, Cor. + and it'll SIS. invita-
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The CASE OF ARCHITECT CLARK.-ln the
case OF Aicaitect Clark, OF the Capitol, against
whom charges were preferred by the Stonecut-
tiers Union, and "A hearing was held year ago at
the Interior department., the Secretary oil the
Interior has consented 10 hear argument from
counsel, before preparing his recommendations
in the Case 10 be submitted 10 the President
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Changes In the q. N. &. Department..

lhe ioiiowing assistant quartermasters gen.
eral have been relieved from their present
duties and assigned TO duty as Indicated
Colonel Charles ii. Thumpklns AS
chief quartermaster OF the division
OF the Alta nile ana department OF the east:
Co' hudson II. bingham, as Chief quariermas-
ter OF the division of the Missouri, and Col.
Alex. j. Perry as chief quartermaster OF the
Pacific and department OF California
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ASST. SURGEON ISAAC w. KITE, has been
ordered To The New YORK Naval hosliial
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FIRST LIEUT. JAS. NJ. BURNS has been re
lieNed. at his own request. from duty as aide
de-camp 10 Brig. Gen. h. - Stanley, and ordered
10 join his coIapauy.
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Major GENERAL JOHN VI. SCHoFIELD has
been appointed, 10y direction OF the President,
as a member OF the army retiring board at
Governors Island, New York harbor. First
Lieut.. Ed >. Farrow, 2lst Infantry, has been
ordered before the board for examination Tor
rel
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MARRIEhp.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS On the 10Th e
April 1856, at the hurch of 81 Paul, by the Rev.
lillian IA barber. EDWARD AANIGAULT -
HAItlE WlSTAh BARN WELL.
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AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York stock Market.

The following are the opening and 300 p prices
Ofthe New York stock Market to-day, reported by
speCal wire 70 Il. u. DODGE. o:i9 I1lh street.:
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OVERWHELMINGLY known ''Rosemount'-one
Oh The most desirable and attractive pieces of
pan properly III The District was purchased by Mr. H.
L. rage VINO has made his home there during the
past wear.
This dramatically situated piece of property il
bounded by Rock Creek and the Pierces Mills and
hIifgie roads The scenery Is wild and pcIurpsuue
In Tie extreme and yet IT is within a few minutes
walk OF TIE l4th 81 extended line horse cars The
drNe 10 the treasury department occupies from
fifteen To twenty minutes
h. place contains several building sites i'm addition
10 the one occupied by Mr.. Pages home. He has de
ctu 10 oner these for sale to desirable persons who
VIII agree 10 improve them by erecting dwell
i9s form an bcIaiOn. and adopt atoi!s and
combine In certain improvements for mutual benefit
The Park thus formed will BE- one of the most ro-
mantle and beautiful be found the Vicinity of any
city. There Will be abundant water s,Ip,Iv forced
by a hydraulic ram from PIney Br.nch which runs
through the place. t. tank iii center ui Park
Pans and estimates have been prepared for this
and the Npense Will be but triing The gas main can
be easily extended from Mount Pleasant if desired
Inc elevation and proximity to the swift ruuuirg
waters of Rock Creek and Piney Branch render this
Location remarkably cool in summer and PERFECTLY
healthy. i'''
his offers to two three families a rare chance Of
obtaining most attractive country homes-w with all the
nEenlences OF the city-for a moderate sum
MF Page has prepared plans and estimates cot
Tor the several building sites, which will be pleased
10 show. For further Information apply to
r. IL. ROBERTSON.
ap3u3ts Real Estate Broker l326 nj
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SAW THE PREsIDENT.-Attorney General
Garland, Secretary Lamar and Controller Of the
Currency Trenholm saw the President to-day.
The REVENUE STEAMER BEAR, which VIII
sail i'm a few days from san Francisco for Alaska
and the Arctic ocean, has been directed To re-
ceive on board the members of Lieut. Stoney's
exploring party, HOW in Al.isA al uring them
back To San Francisco
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

t'OR RENT-HOC>E 1920 II ST. y. W; THIR-
teen rooms; AL modern improvements; very de-
81 able summer reSidence: furnished $50 per month";;
unfinished. SlOO- ap2+2ws
I'OR RENT-lSO1 HARDWOOD AVE, LIE DROIT
Il Park IL rooms, ali improvements: plenty grounds
and lawn. large brick stable: house open; S6o month
Apply % Y i. BAEBEE 4 20. ap22lW
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NOR SALE

II
S35oO-Sice House. 8 and bath m. l.. near 9th and
+ SIS. NV. 500 cash. $25 per month.
I'll ,OOO-Corner House, 14th ST., 10 rooms ana bath
W ell finished, good location.
slo.OoO-H handsome cor House, r st. IA rooms;large
parking IN perfect order.
Sl6UOU-E gantiy finished and complete House on
~ ST. 10 rooms: new and three rooms deep.
SiZ,oOO-Fine IL room House q ST.. all conven-
fences "A M'csIH
ap30-Sts Iatt z - M
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II.
ap30-3ts Real Estate Broker 1925 "a, pw

L>OR SALE-A NICE TWO-STORY AND RAW
II window brick Dwelling on the north side of 5 st
between 10Th St and New Hampshire ave q. W. CON
tanning seven rooms and all modern improvements.
two Iatrobes and range: parking and iron railing In
front Price only So, $50.
u. H WARNER &CO..
ap3O-3t VIe + "a NV