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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-25
LEGAL SAFES.
CITY sHERIFF's SALE.
OFFICE OF snrnrrr or CRY counr or sAvAsnAn /,

OFFICE OF SHERIFF or CRY Counr OF SAVANNAH
SAVANNAH, GA, May 2jth 1883.
FINDER and by virtue Of an execution issued
~ out OF the City Court of Savannah In
favor Of JOHN j. MoDONOUGH and EDWARD
BURDETr, copartners under the firm name of
McDONOUgH & CO., plaintiffs, vs. II. III.
LEWIS, defendant, have this day levied upon
the following properly 10 wit: All that lot OF
land on Tybee Island, In the county of Chat
ham, known by the number twenty-ihree (2a).
bounded on the north by lot number %,
east by what is known as 'sThe Strand, south
by street sixty t60) feet wide, and west by
street called Main street, said lot fronting on
''The Strand eighty @0)feet, more or less. and
running back westward two hundred GOO feet,
more or less, together with all and singular the
improvements, building, rights. zaembers,
hereditaneDts and appurtenances thereto be-
longing. as the property of II. II. LEWIS, de-
fendant; and will sell the same in terms Of the
law on the FIRST TUESDAY IN JULY, 1889.
between the lawful hours of sale, befors the
Court House door. la the city of savannah.
Chatham county. Georgia
Terms cash, purchaser paying for titles
Defendant, II. II. Lewis, in possession, moth
fed. Property pointed out by defendant.
l.. l.. GOODWIN,
Sheriff c. c. s.
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Dr NcDow,s Trial

The Charleston Dolly Neaos and Courier
and the Charleston Daily World, contain
ing the account of the McDow-Dawson
case, can be had each day at Estill's News
Depot, 211S Bull street.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

TWO DOLLARS pays for one dozen fine Cabi-
Il net Photographs, as many FOR eight by ten
frame as you wish at the SAVANNAH PHOTO
co. 5, l49 Broughton street.
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Volts-At last they have discovered an
unfinching truthteller. Jars-That 500
We'd better inform the Annanias Club.
Volts-Yes, it's TACT. The photograph
cannot tell le.-C Cincinnati Commercial.
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A Well Paying Investment
Near Central R R
AT AUCTION.
c. H. DORSETT, AuCtiOnecr.

WIN sell at the Court House, during the usual
hours of sale, on TUESDAY. July Cd 1889,
Upon very liberal terms, to wit: Three Hun
dred Dollars cash, and the haiauce In one and
two years with interest OF per csut., the prop
erty on the southeast corner OF Wilson and
Jones street lane. known as tho northern half
OF lot NO. H. O'Neill ward, and improvements
The improvements consist of a two-storv resi-.
dence, convenient 10 the Central railroad yard
and shops, and renting for about $40 per month.
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MISCELLANEOUS


ID EFRIGERATORS- GOLD STORAGE AT
H home Tlllman's Patent Refrigerator. Il
Is the bsst ref igerator, milk and water cooler
ana Ice saver ever Invented. Keeps water cool
al all times without putting ice ia tho water,
Ample space for cold storage, pure water, well
bulit, low priced. Every family should have
one. am prepared TO manufacture Refrger-
atots on the above principle any size and style,
Tor hotels, steamboats,, butchers, grocers, milk
dealers aud private families, and warrant them
70 nave dry circ llatioa OF air / also manu-
tacture Counter Refrigerator, for retail gro
GERS, which Will give general satisfaction TO all
VINO have used the same cordially invite all.
before purchasing elsewhere, TO call and exam
Inc. JAMES MCKINLEY, Manufacturer, Nc.
" President street, Savannah. Ga,
y EMEMBER the Ice Cream Festival tonight
AZ at hall corner Whitaker and Duty streets.
L'REE Soda Water at HEIDT'S Each pur-
4 chaser OF Doe w nth of goods will receive q
Ticket for HEiDr's Superior Beverages.
TODAY, fresh supply HEIDT's Cue Confec-
Il tionery, from liuylAr's former Superintend-
eut. and other celebrated manufacturers, and
at low prices,
GIVEN AWAY, Robert Elsmere and Glad
NJ stones Criticism TO purchasers OF a cake
belsain Fir Soap, at HElDTS.
OWEN AWAY, The Doctor at Home.
~ HElDTS for reliable goods at reasonable
prices. Try Peaches and Cream.
IF you wish to assist the Episcopal Free
1 Church Sunday School, patronize the Ice
Cream Festival at Yonge's Hall this afternoon
and evening
lush RECEIVED, a large consignment; One
- hundred pieces New York Mills "a Brown,
b4c; one hundred pieces New York Mills
Bleach, l0c,; five hundred pieces White Lawn,
Sc; five hundred pieces Colored Lawn. &C.; fifty
pieces Cheyiot, 6l4c. JACOB COHEN.
VNENNEs SEE STABLES you get your horse
Il boarded for sixteen dollars; best attention.
CHAS. r. MoTsINGER.
-OH. P. RETURN TUBULAR BOILER for
tU sale cheap. GEO. II. LOMBARD y CO.,
Augusta. Ga.
PUBBER HOSE at &C. per foot Trunks and
AZ travelling Bags very cheap. NElDLlNGER
& RABUN.
ICE CREAM FESTIVAL this afternoon and
evening at Yonge's Park Hail, for the bene-
fit ofthe Episcopal Free Church Sunday School.
u EFORE you buy or sell property consult
~ ROBT Il. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer
and Anctoneer.
pAIR 55-H P. DOUBLE ENGINES cheap.
l. GEO. r. LOMBARD s. CO.. Augusta, Ga.
nVoRCEs-A. GOODRICH, attorney at law,
IL 124 Dearborn street, Chicago; advice free;
q years experiences business quietly and legally
transacted.
NALL PAPER y am now prepared to fur
w nish and put up all styles OF plain
and decorative wall paper at bottom
prices. A large lot Of new patterns to select
from very cheap. JOHN @. BUTLER, 40 Con-
gress and 1870 st. Julian streets.
WANTED fifty men day to leave their
w measure for the ATWOOD So Pants,
BULL STREET, under Screven House.
IN RETURN TUBULAR BOILERS and En-
~ gines cheap and good. GEO. r. LON.
BARD & CO., Augusta, Ga.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

BOARD in Duchess county; large house, 8
ID rooms IS feet square; plenty fruit, milk,
eggs. etc; terms moderate. Mrs H. W. Pull
NkR, Husteds n. Y
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T.
I n THE MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA. Loca-
Il ton cool, healthful and pleasant; conve-
nient TO railroad, post ard telegraph Offices.
Terms twenty to twenty-five dollars per month;
refer TO J. Randolph Anderson. Savannah.
Address +. NJ RANDOLPH, Keswick, Abe
marie county, Virginia.
IA MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK
Il Superior board. Desirable rooms. Moder-
ate prices. Many Savannah references.
&UN-SIDE FARM. AGRA. n. Y, one OF the
= best summer homes in the Catsktlls Cor
respondence solicited
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Administrators Sale.
I'D. LaROChe & Son. AuctiOneers.

By virtue Of an order granted by tho honor
able Hampton L. Ferrill, Ordinary for Chat
ham county, Georgia. we will sell before the
Court House door, during the legal hours
OF sale, on TUESDAY, the I'd day Of July
All that certain lot or parcel Of land, situate,
lying and being la the city of Savannah. known
on the plan Of said city as lot number thirty-five
1867 Of Repparo's subdivision number mo. y
two with tho improvements thereon, consisting
Of a two-story metal roof dwelling and store
house combined, said lot and premises being
situated on the northeast corner of East Broad
street and Lovers lane in said city.
Above is sold as the property Of the late John
Lenzer for distribution and payment Of debts.
EUGINE LABICHE.
Administrator estate John Ienzer.
Terms cash-purchaser paying for titles.
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BOARDING.

GUNNER BOARD. SPECIAL rates made for
- table board for the summer season, and
meal tickets at reduced rates at the HARNETT
HOUSE.
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An EDITORS Experience.

T* denotes traces of rainfall.
G. f. Won HERMANN, Observer Signal Corps
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st Indicates trace. tIuches and hundredths
observations taken at the same moment
of time at all stations.
SAVANNAH, Jnne "a, 7:36 p NJ, city time
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NOR SALE, easy terms, magnificent broom
II residence, with outbuildings, twenty acres
towns of Middle Georgia. ]. S. WOOD & BRO,
Savannah, Ga.
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE, one lot of barrels, boxes, stats
II and manure, belonging TO the late p Burns;
also, farm for rent from July list. Apply 210
Charlton street.
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CRAY BRICK.-For sale. 100000 choice new
" gray brick. Address 7. o. Box 100, Savan-
nah, Ga.
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Inc occupation of the lace member is as
Stunning sudden Importance The peasant
ci9aks of black and cream chantflly lace
s mnicn woman are wearing this summer are
iran as they are beautiful, the airy drap-
erles and wing-like sleeves requiring atten-
~on after every afternoons promenade.
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The contest over the question, Who
started the agitation for national flower (?
Dios lair to wax as warm as that over the
authorship of Rock Me To Sleep Mother"
an art firm which has circulars out asking
Ior a vote between the arbutus and golden
tTpgRu, attributes the beginning of the debate
70 Jean Kincaid, a Boston newspaper
woman, who set the ball rolling year ago.
put have before me a letter from Mar
garet B. Harvey of Philadelphia, who
Saalms to have written poem called "Val-
icy Fargo Arbutus," advocating the Pill
gfims flower about two years ago. Miss
Harvey says that the arbutus was the first
newer seen by the patriot army after the
terrible winter in Valley Forge, and is more
sioseiy entwlned than any other with Amer
1can history, / have received a letter from
=. ali =. Frances Hodgson Burnett, in which
snae writer advocates the choice of the
magnolia. Louise Imogen Quincy believes
~ ~ tne fringed gentian, and Mrs John
sherwood in the mountain laurel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-21

At the national miners convention yesterday
ut Wilkesbarre, Pa, the district assembly Was
authorized TO call national convention of coal
and coke workers of the United States IN 10
held In January next, to fix uniform scale of
wages and take some definite action on the
eight-hour question.
Gen. Won Pocket. . cousin of the duke of
Fife, died in Waverly, Iowa, Wednesday, Of
cancer; ne came TO America in 1856 and mar
ried . farmers daughter in Wayeriy. who're bc
has since lived
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PROPOSALS

DkopQsALs FOR STEEL CASTINGS FOR SIX
u INCH CENTRAL PIVOT GUN CARRIAGES FOR
NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON, D. C.-September g !,
lSS9-Sealed Proposals, Endorsed proposals for Steel
Castings. TO be opened October > 1859 will be re-
ceyed at the Bureau of Provisions aud Clothing Navy
Department Washington, D. 9, until TWELVE
publicly opened immediately thereafter, to furnish
and deliver at the Navy Yard Washington, DC.
Central Pivot Gun Carriages, consisting of Box slides,
Plyots. Circles and Racks. Pivot Nuts Train g-worm
Wheels, Elevating- worm Wheels. Clips and Trucks.
Blank Proposals, showing number, weight and physi-
cal characteristics OF each class of castings required
together with blue prints of same, will be furnished
upon application to the Commandant of the Navy
Yard or TO the Bureau. Tie bids decided by lot The
Department the right TO reject any all bids
not deemed advantageous TO the government. JAMES
FULTON, Paymaster General IS. Navy se2l -lAS4w
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senator Sherman and the Exposition,

senator sherman and the Exposition.
Washington Correspondents Baltimore sun.
The EVENING STAR appears to think the let
ter OF Senator sherman to Mayor Grant of New
York, favoring that city as the place for the ex
position of 1892, forgery. This superstition
of TIE STAR is, perhaps, too violent, but ct the
same time the Ohio Senator is on record as far
back as last December In favor of washington.
and as expressing himself in writing ss dis
posed to give 70 Washington ali the AID in his
power. IL Is not the first time by any means
that q pablic man has forgotten previous utter
ances, but Senator Sherman should have
suffered from this lack Of memory. But he
viii be heartily forgiven if-and Of this there
should be no doubt-he retrieves his temporary
error Of judgment by going earnestly 70 work
for Washington, the only place 10 hold the es.
position.
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The German emperor and empress will meet
King Humbert at Monza on October IA, and
will remain there two days. They will then 90
to Genoa and embark for Naples, where they
viii remain one week incognito, probably Sleep
zollern. From Naples they will 60 to Athens.
While in Greece Emperor William will visit the
Peloponnesus to view the excavations and other
archaeological work. The Greek government
is repairing the roads in readiness for the en-
peror's visit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-21
Major Merrill VIII Accent.

In private letter received here from Gen.
Merrill he indicates clearly that in the event II
Gen. Warmers refusal to accept the post of
commissioner Of pensions the tender OF the
place would be acceptable TO him. He also
asserts that he has not talked indiscreetly. a.
alleged, and that he has not authorized any
one to withdraw his name from consideration
for the place.
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ATTENTION. S1n Ksraurs.

Str Knjghts desiring Uniforms for the aching
Conclavs wiu please leave their orders without delay
70 enable N 10 make them IN time.
Ostrich PirmeA Gsuntiets. Belts Caps and Parts Of
Uniforms supplied It Factory prices.
All Uniforms strictly Of best quality and guaranteed
regulation and sold At lowest prices.
wILLETT b RUoFF.
sulo-3m oo0 Pennsylvsnia ave
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The towboat A. J. Baker struck log q the
nss., on the Aississippi river, Ghursdav, end
SINK in IL feet Of water with her bottom torn.
She u valued - o1o,0o end win ~ total lesA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-21

Heading for Washington.
From the Baltimore American
And now Gotham speaks Of the worlds fair
as passing show. It is, indeed-en route to
Washington.
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BOARDING.

MRS. MARY TUCKER, 1886 22D STREET, WILL
WI begin October LIST TO First Glass Meals TO
private families ut their residences. se2I-2t.
DARTIES DESIRING TO FURNISH THEIR
i Room can secure Pleasant Room, with board for
two in Private Family. for $40 per month; S45 fur
Dished. Address o. b. LINTON, Star office. 1t.
,AFE PARIsIEN, sos l2IH NV BET EANDF,
~ frst-class Ladies' and CJentlemens Lunch at all
hours Dinner Ia carte. French Oyster Loaf. 25c,,
q specially Furnished Rooms = 10 70 S25 per month
FTNHE AUBURN, PENNSYLVANIA AVE, CORNER
Il 22d
Cool, pleasant rooms with board at reasonable
prices. myoS-4ms
TNHE WEBSTER, 5l3 18TH ST. Nv SIGHT
Il eeers honle central to all points OF interest new
furniture elegant rooms, with board So to per
DAY, 81 10 e.. j. A. DEWITT. Prop. aul6-0m
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR SALE-A FIRST-CLASS BAR DOING GOOD
II business. Address Box ZIG, Star office se2l-:it'
LNOR sALE-CIGAR STORE 500 ST. NV:
II cheap II sold 1t dice. Apply on premises. It,
A LADYIN OFFICE WANTS ONE HUNDRED AND
good bonus and collateral given. Address PROMPT
NESS f., Star office. 1t
TOR sALEzDRUG STORE. $500.
u For Sale Drug store, $1,000
For Sale Grocery Store SD.
For Sale Confectionery. 200.
For Sale Restaurant, 5000.
se21-3t 3l3 AZ 81 sw.
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF EXCELLENT
w standing in CITY Expert Book Keeper. to invest
from SoOO TO Sl,OOO In some established pay ing
Address FINANCIAL. Star Office. 1t
E,OR sALE-S2.20o WILL BUY NEW AND HAND
IL some Furniture of completely furns he'd Broom
Silver Ware, China &C. in fashionable locality; cost
s4.s0O; owner going abroad. Box 1873, Star Office.
no LEASE FOR TERM OF WARS. A DEsTR-
NV Address Box 90. Star Office. se20-3ws
WANTED-A PARTNER WITH SMALL CAPE
w tai in al Established Lunch and Confectionery
business; must be experienced Address Box as
Z HAVE MONEY TO LOAN on GRAPHoPHoNE,
Il Pne lmatie Gun. Lanston Type Machine and other
sei9.6t FRANK H PELoUzE. 1913 Est
THoR sALE-CHEAP-CIGAR AND STATIONERY
II Store, 1917 High ST. GEORGETOWN. sele-3t'
I,oR LEAsE-A NUMBER OF THOSE DFsIRA-
IL bic New Houses on Washington circle have been
rented persons desiring houses in that locality should
large house,which is Ss5. B II. WARNER & CO 1856
ssrUNHE WORLD DO MovE~-REMENBER THE
l. Terrestrial Clock" RAMSAY has cut the
prices; watches cleaned. u frstcass main-sIrnss.
the lowest prices in the city: defy competition.
l2<4 ST. NV aul1
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FALL AND WINTER HArs
THE DUNLAP STYLE OF SILK AND DERBY HAT
FOB FALL AND WINTER WEAR
Now ready at
wILLETT RUOFFs
Sole Agents,
se6-1m 9o5 Pennsylvania avenue
H II 90
H H o 90 o w
4 Z 90 y
Emperor williams Trip to Italy.

Pure all Havana Filler, Sumatra wrapperl Delicious
Smokei FRAGRANT Odor. Sales 1.000,OOO q month";
Sold everywhere au27-3m
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=. WASHINGTON DANENHowER
Ids y st. nv
EoR RENr-I2s IsT ST. NV, SIX Rooms:
49,, sio:S % per month For rent 100 Purdy's Court ;
.SSI % j. ID BOND,
so-A-oe liz Peunsylyania ave-
EoE kEST.TwO sIx-RoOM BRICK HOUSES.
~ snd ZI0H ST. W. with hot and cold water
~ m 80 ossh; All Ia good condition. IrQure 02S
EOh, kENT-A sEvEN-RoOM BRICK HOUSE
VII inoIerp improvements. 3l6 Delaware ayeTlue
1lth Il aw Rent t22 ss5ii ass
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ECh REM
gu y ST. NV, II
lrs., all m i............s6Q
S0 9TH st.s-e., 13r, mL55
D 14tlI d. WI Or. mi. sc
LIST ST. pr, mi As
Lst.n-w., r-,m-i..2S
- ". j. ave, mi. 81. OF
50 Gthn. e. or.. mi 20
"a 9th lie 6r.m-I. 10. 10
SMOI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-21

VIOR sALE-FIvE-ROOM FRAME COTTAGE
Il near Geological Garden, New and Desirable. Price
S1,750; easy terms. ~
se2O-3t McLACHLEN Il BATCHELDER-
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Tor sALE-2O16 o ST. NV, HANDSOME NEW
- Dwelling. 3-story and back building; brick and
brown stone front; every convenience location very
desirable; good lot THOs J. FISHER 4 CO.,
se2t-3t 1924 4 ct. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-21
SALOONS IN RESIDENCE QUARTERS.

The next addition to the regulations is the
following: License will not be granted
where it shall appear to the Commits
sioners that the place applied for is in
a neighborhood occupied largely by private
residences and the entrance TO which is within
fifty feet OF the entrance TO a private residence,
the owner or lessee of which shall file with the
Commissioners a protest against such license"
Reference being made to this Commissioner
Douglass said This permission is also 10
protect the private citizen from the too close
proximity of a bar room. Such places FREE
quently lower the value of adjoining property
as well as render life uncomfortable. To pre-
vent this is the duty OF every good citizen,
official or private
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-21

EOR SALE-THREE BARGAINS. READ THIS
Eiegant New Ten-room, Three-story, aywindow,
PreSs,brlck Dwelling, 4 rooms deep, NV Cash
Sdd'3309; 800 month"; at option Of purchaser Price
| New Two-story and Basement, 8 rooms. side aIlev
Nv nv. small payments bal. monthly if desired Re.
store and dwelling, Nearly New: Excellent Stand
leased Tor $50 q month; per cent investments de-
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T30 9th s.e., Or, w.-15.30
400 18th s.e.. Or. w. 1870
Rear 30o 9TH 8. e.. Ar. 10.30
4 Green's alley. NV, 4r..9
Rear 1910 l s.e., LIST a. -
Rear 1901 Sc. I'd d, 3r. q
1890 Miller's CT. Sc, ST.
) 4 "a Piers CT. s.w. ,3r.3.50
STORE.
637 Pa ave. s.e......3o
NSTEDT & BRADLEY,
ADT Esr Nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-21

TIE prFFrEEScE BETWEEN THE Old AND TIE
NEw-THE AMENDMENTS AND TIE ADDITIONS
EXPLAINED By COMMISSIONER DOUGLASS
SALOONS IN THE cor-NTY
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0l RENT-UNFURNIs
l1O1 r. i. ave. NV,
1Ir.....----..-...S SOS. 80
413 Mass. ave. l7r.
and stable. zoo
Dupont circle, lar. 200
21O 18th 81. NV. 13r20O
~ 18th st. u W.
2Or. -....-.-.......1O loo. 81
zltConn-Gy- 1Sr. 1861 81
A13G ST. NV. 11r.
an store.
70 u st. NV 15r. lbs
no 18th st. u.
.,16r. aud stable116.67
III Stoughton ST.,
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EQR sALE-1761 MASS AVE. NV LARGE
- Double Brick Residence containing IL Rooms; lot
81 feet 'front.' house never occupied location one OF
the best In city; price low.
THos. J. FISHER CO..
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FOR lighthouses.

I0l727-6this. W. str. kdwga2s
~ $40 Al sw. .6r.mi1S.3Q
- lSs ~ Or, VIZ 10 80
70 446 LIST s.w., 6r., wa. IL. 30
20 3:s3 Mclean sy., 6r..11.3C
.Qe22 LIST Sc, 4r...........s
s0i5 N sw., Ar.
- 10 z s.e., 5r. s
hER, cor. AZ and E SITS. s.w.
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Where the old regulations declared that Il
censes would not be granted to persons
charged upon the report Of the superintend-
emit of police" with violating various liquor
laws, the new regulations are changed, making
such denial of license conditional upon con-
viction in court or pending prosecution IN
court