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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22
FRyE's OPERA HOUSE,.
Second NEsin Concerto Night
( or Next Week.

The second and farewell concert 81
the Ovid Masiu Grand Concert Com
pany last night was attended by me-
dunn sized audience. which made up
for Its size b. the amount OF its ap-
plause. As on the preceding evening
Mr.. Edwin ShonS~t opened the enter
tainment with selection on the
piano lie played a charming waltz,
by RuhinSsein. with his accustomed
case and finish and was encorei. He
WAS followed BY Mr.. Whitney Mock
ridge. who sang De Fay's Tell Her
| Love Her SO, after which Miss Tan
ner sang with fine effect a selection
from the Magic Flute. Mons. Ovid
Musin performed fantasia by Razzi-
nj in bis mastery style aud was en-
coFSsi twice.
In is entirety the performance WAS
excellent and not one in the audience
welcomed its close.
a NIGHT orr.
The next attraction at Frye's viii
be -Augustin Days "A Night or
company on next Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. It's nature can
he Judged by the following from the
tTc7eRsgs.
4 good laugh IS better than course %
medicine, and II there were any present
a. the New Park thea.ey LAST evening who
nsed the latter sarely they Eauss have gene
away AZ the fall OF the curtain completely
cured. SeYc<. since the opening OF the
Rouse. has ia audience beeu - contfSn-
susly conyulsed with laughter s. tAey were
iast night IN witnessing DAYS siGe-sfslit-
ting comedy. a Might &c. The plos OF
the comedy has already been given g..
length. and there are rs the many Com
y,licafiors that arise throughout the play
50 many opeog tUnifies for amusing COM
eay. and the sirEstscus are 20 admirably
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22
NEWMARKET CLOAKS

handsome Serge in dark green and all, shades,
Nth halfbell sleeves, shrred shoulder,
pleated back and 'front.' with shirred waist !
Full line in all shades shirred besleeve, SHRED
shirred shoulder, and shirred front and
Dack with vest. i
Extra fine Broadcloth, half bell sleeve, shirred
shoulder, pleated front and back, navy pig
con hay, mode, and golden brown.
Servceable lightweight striped Scotch New
market plain sleeve with cuff. jacket
front with rolling collar and lapels. and
handsome pearl buttons in two sizes .!
Medium tan Broadcloth, with dark brown edge,
plain sleeve with cuff. jacket front with
rolling collar and lapels and handsome pearl
buttons, two sizes. :,
Fine twill half bell sleeve shirred, shirred shout
der. shirred back and 'front.' with vest :!
Extremely handsome Newmarkets in black.
light brown, cinnamon brown navy, slate, and
light tan broadcloth, plain half bell sleeve
with shoulder cap finished with silk ball
trimming, plain back with pleated skirt,
waist gathered in front by silk ornaments :. :.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22
SEATTLE AND ITS SUBURBS.
Nearly a Serious Accident to the
Front Street Cable.
In the Jossiees' coarfs-Ts Select .
gies gaBSe-Leeture-ot
LEGAL News

wssrex MEscHfES.--About O'Clock
hast evening boy named Case pulled
no the trap oger the sheave Of the
cshle road az the corner Of Second and
pre- streets. and then dropped il
5owr. into the opening upon The re-
-,,iving wheel below. The heavy trap
car,1hr In the spokes Of the wheel,
.stor,u;ng il Immediately. The cable,
horeyer. did not stop. and the friction
czused by the wire slipping over the
snrsace OF the wheel soon caused great
roInruex OF smoke 20 issne frozn the
aseninx. Fortunately Judge Strive
.nd one or two Others had seen the
hoy drop the trap, and they iinniedi-
sfeiv opened one OF the rnanhoIes and
s;1nagea to the power house 10 stop
re machinery. Then they went 10
ro-k and by dint OF a good deal Of
sa.,rt lifted the heavy trap out OF the
hnle The damage done vas not
r,pat and it Is q wonder that the
Thess vas not shattered TO pieces and
s., cable also broken Ia that event
: ssrioas accident along the line of the
rad might have fysuei. IL Is prob
ia a. II Is that the boy will be prose
eassd for his wanton mischief, for the
narpose % lettering Others from sini-
lar tricks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

VIA BE 0FEs roR EsTgY. lit was
learned at the United States land office
yesterday that the plats of survey Of
township No q; north. range q east,
and township No. 81 north, range Z
east. will be fled fn the office ON April
y. at o a. III. The office VIII be pre-
pared 10 receive applications for entry
Of lands In these townships after that
date.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

0S REauHan TfsE.-The mails are
now coming in on regular time, ail Of
the breaks having been repaired. The
immense amount OF mail matter that
collected south OF the washonts on the
Oregon & California railroad has been
cleaned up. The eastern trains over
the Northern Pacific are now running
on schedule time. or so nearly so that
connections are not broken.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

Azadio1 sAxs there is 1ot drxx o. Z Euu
ncznent from che ri&e % The En4a kxl os
TIE ezxfxtn- The company. too- 10 eel
eA4zreed krszxnozt. ard work tazsrksy
1xrn0zS5assr ant tntel.txensfY-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

oreyoa N enc 81 tse raas. productive
states ia she Union. It's vast mineral NJ
Sions coataia gold, silver. copper, iron and
coal It's immense tracts OF gi-aElng lands
support thousands OF cattle anG sheep, and
lts extensive agricultural regions p~saisess
al the cereals IN abundance, the Weld per
acre being IN s0rse Instances fae largest in
the world. Among fse nSefgl snd v&iu-
able products of The Nehf0at state raay be
mentioned orcEuu Kiasney TEA which has
PROVED s boon % thousands afflicted with
pain In the hack snd kidney difficulties Il
is purely Of gsgesAhie con position ard
never falls Sold by Stewart & Holmes
Drug &C., wholesale aSents
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22
NOR POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED.
The Right Name OF the Suicide Not
Definitely Ascerrained.

Int ksfEht name OF the suicide Not
Definitely Ascerrained.
Shorey Il co. yesterday raised sam
Of money among the charitable people
OF this city to give decent funeral 10
NJ. n. Murphy. the man who suicided
in the Railroad lodging house on
Tuesday. and was found dead on
Wednesday. - he was buried in the
Masonic cemetery. A man who did
not give his name called ut shorey' s
yesterday forenoon and said he had
known the deceased by the name OF
George for the past two years in this
city. He did not claim, however, TO
know anything more about him than
this
Coroner Smart yesterday received
information to the effect that Murphy
was faro dealer and had followed
that vocation in San Diego and else
where in Southern California and that
his right name was Casey. When he
came here he was unable 20 secure
emnloymnet az his vocation owing to
the fact that the faro games were closed.
For time he acted as porter in the
new Arcade building. The small
salary did not agree with him and he
preferred death 10 an existence with
but little funds, ard SO he shuified
Oft the mortal coil with morphine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

FEE DRfs.L.-A still alarm called the
FIRE department cut ct Eve minutes to
z o'clock yesterday afternoon for 3
drill. Engine companies No. and 2
made the run from tiseir houses 10 the
lower end OF Commercial street azfr
had streams pouring upon the sge6-
sltitious Ere within seven eingtrffrom
the time the alarm was &nER Hose
cart No. also made Mum from
NO. rs house IN the same time. The
driH was successful IN every particular
and very fiattering TO the efficiency OF
the IRE department II viii he re-
peated hereafter once a week
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

HALpAsE RECOVERING RAFIDLY.--J.
w. Haldane, the man who was stabbed
by the negro porter Henry Gregg
about a week since is still at Grace
hospital. In conversation with the
visiting physician of the hospital yes
terday ii was learned that HalGaBe' 5
wound il healing rapidly and that he
will be discharged perfectly cured in
about n week
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

To SELKrT 4 RsFEE RAssE. Lieut..
Bel. Of Tacoma, inspector OF rifle
practice for the First regiment. w. y.
g., viii be in Seattle on Sunday. Col.
j, G. HaineS, brigade Inspector, Paal
d'Heiyry, Lieut. Bell and Col. Thomas
Ewing, viii 90 to West seattle on that
day for the purpose OF selecting q rife
range for The regiment there. Il Is
the intention to bring the efficiency Of
the members OF the regiment up 10 as
high standard as possible during the
prexent wear.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

FREED M MEsTAEE.-D. Elson, the
logger, who assaulted f. Newman in q
Main-street lodging house Wednesday
night, was fined SO in Justice Rivers's
court yesterday. II transpired during
the trial that Newman had been SEN
fenced to the chain gang for 80 DAYS
last week. and had been given his lib-
erty BY mistake, after i've days serv-
ice. He was turned over to Jailer
Bogart TO serve ent his unexpiresl
term.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

When Raby was sick,
We gave her cas4oris
When she was = Child,
She cried for Castoria
When size became Hiss.
She clung to Castoria
When she had Children,
She gave them Czstoria
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

A PLEASANT EVENING. The follow
ing programme will be given at the
Methodist church, corner of Third
and Marion streets, this evening Mt
O'Clock. The young people have pre-
pared the following programme: /.
Vocal duet, Miss Ciason and Mr..
Grout 2 Recitation, Marion Cole.
:. German song, Phoebe Cary. L. In
strumental solo. "Bnhhling Spring.
Rive King Miss Chanberlin 5.
Vocal solo, Miss Emma Allen 6.
Recitation, Mrs. Ryerson. :. Vocal
sole, Mrs. A. H. Stewart :. Recisa-
ton. Rachel HHmme.. Q. Instru-
mental solo, Miss Sheafe. 10. Statu-
AIRY. II. Violin solo. Alice Carey.
IL. Reading from Miles Standish. with
tahlean.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

PueILgsTIc MosooLIAss--We Sam
and All Dean, two Chinese laborers
laborers working near Lake Union,
had fight last night in which the
former was worsted. lie came at once
to Justice Miller's court and swore out
a warrant for his pugilistic country
man on charge OF assault and bat
terry. but All Dean had in the mean
time left for parts unknown and could
not be found by the officers last night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

gno0pgp HoE.sgs. Ar. VIVA. Howard
Phelps Of Seisraska has recently
bought to Seattle several very hne
bo.ses. among them being one o. the
best. II not the best. draft stations
ever shipped 10 this city. The stallion
i q handsome iight-eolored chestnut
Of splendid proportions, perfect In
eyery line, finely formed and velI
bred. lie is q fugi-hlood imported
clydesdale, and il known az Young
scntchnan. He IL certainly an en-
eelleat animal IN ali points, and Puget
soDnd Is 10 be congratulated upon
securing him. The other horses be-
longing TO Mr.. Phelps are all finely
bred racing and trotting stock, urade-
yeloped which be has for his excln.
ssye use and pleasure. Black Dufell
il a thoroughbred English race horse,
while Lady Estella issa irofter By Nc.
Leod. he by Saturn The other stock
is all OF good blood. The animals are
TO be seen az the Montana stables. Mr.
Phelps has not yet decided upon a
permanent location. though he Is
pleased with Puget Sound.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22
KILLARNEY CLOAKS.

really appearance,
novelties
Servieeae striped Scotch Killarney sleeveless. $1,000
Navy blue Twill, plain half bell sleeve with
Broadcloth in elegant brown shade and gobelin
blue, with plain half bell sleeve and vest $500
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

hITnooRAPn OF HorEI DENNY
Messrs. Crawford & Conover, the
financial and real estate brokers, have
chosen a novel and attractive tneanS
OF advertising their business tand, in
eidentaliy. s'eattlel in handsomely
autographed picture OF Hotel Denny
They have published 5000 Of these
autographs. which are in colors. from
the stones recently used for the Hssi
Saore picture, and are sending them
broadcast all over the United States.
The picture, as i work OF art. is
worthy OF place on any wall, and the
handsome building it portrays Will be
as great an advertisement for Seattle
as the modest card ri Crawford 4
Conoyer in the corner j. for their bust
aesSl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22
WATER FRONT.

WATER FRONT.
$50. 900 Fxa hisek Of eight lots ssxtA
or the barrel fArtsry- Fsar lots fsce Water
street and cszr have water frsatsxe, earry-
Ing riparian rights. SO, 600
-I>0s l.. block 10. n 7. AMI John Denny's
addition. and boz l, block G. ID. /. Denav's
Waterfront addition. sle.oa fer TIRE two.
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.ssxsssre ss.. s1@s~~ss -
ysssfss n a1e highest FAak ~ Aar - -.
sessssY4 ~ ire nstx6 Stairs 5fassn
- Z s--se,sssvssr AZ he xseNxErssaf. II hss
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.'-sss sessx assa asguS sAe ktssesk - SO
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

TgAcnfse THgM TO DREvE.--Surer-
intendent Watkins, Of The seattle
Electric Railway Company, is engaged
in teaching the men who are 70 run
the electric motor cars how 10 handle
them. Eignraiively speaking, they
are now being taught how To drive
electric horses, and il IL no easy task
To acquaint them with the temper and
disposition OF their unnamed steeds.
Yesterday four of the electric motor
ears were out, and the way they
moved along the track and turned the
cnrves was admired by all who heheid
the spectacle. II viii not be great
while before the few articles necessary
to complete the road will come to
hand. and then the electric cars will
all be run, and quick time will be
made
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

ss..sss-s< admitted "a - 80 Was askassz~
s'.s.,ri 81 lsoufsr<. aHa xnsssE E1SSFtsz-
far his fFsakuess NJ wstaa ~
ssautexz.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

Hg Also PAIR foa THg DgsSs. ~
The city license OF the L&st Chance
saloon expired on the 10th st this
menth. bat the proprietors have con-
nnGed their business without making
any effort 70 secure q renewal Yes
erday, at the instance ol the city
authorities. !. u. Garrett called az
the saloon and took a drink, and then
went before Justice Miller and swore
eas a complaint against the proprie-
ssfs Tor selling liquor without q city
nsense. One OF the propFietors, Mr..
Hunt, and his bartender were arrested
tast night. and will be tried a. /
O'clock this afternoon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22
HOUSES AND LOTS.

SIS, OOO-Two lots and three new
three-story houses, northeast corner of
James and Eighth streets. $4,000
Two lots at the northwest corner of
spriag and Sixth streets. including ine
residence. sl2,0o. 10000
Two lots on Sixth street. three minutes
walk from the Occidental hotel. On one
lot is q house that win rent for SO a
month; price, $1,000; easy terms.
S65CO - Lot corner De-
pot and Wan streets, including three new
xix-room cottages. Fine location; $500.
S6OOO-one hundred and
twenty feet square and fve-roorn house.
with large amount of small fruit, at
northeast corner Pine and Sixth streets.
S575O-Choice residence and
fall LOT. corner Twelfth and Pine. Mag
nihceut view and one OF the best ar
ranged residences in the city.
$4,000 - seven-roon, hard finished
house, and fine slightly lot on east side of
Foarth. between Spring and Seneca :
= S275C--fot on east side Of Seventh.
between Lenora and Blanchard. with
barn and eight room house. $500
/ Lot and new ave-roon, hsTd-hnished
house. southwest corner John and RoilIn
very easy terms. S24OO-Lot
and new seven-room house and small
barn, corner OF Harrison and Mary sss.,
with a splendid view. - $4,000
Lot and Groom house In Eastern add
ton. Si6SO-Los and eight
room double house on Mil street; for a
week only.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

SroLE CAsT-HooK-0ie Torkelson
and John Lindel, scandinavians, we're
tried before Justice Rivers yesterday
for the theft OF cant-hook and u
jack-screw from Indian Harry Fiske
across the harbor. Lindel was ac-
quilted, but the evidence was such
that Torkeison was found guilty of
taking the cant-hook. He was fined
$50, In default OF which he was COM
mitted to the county Jail for 30 days.
Two ladies afterwards called on Jus
tice Rivers and informed him that
Tcrkelsonss family was in destitute
circumstances and would be thrown
on public charity Il he was obliged TO
serve out his sentence In jail. An eff
fort viii be made to-day to secure the
amount of his fine, 50 that he can be
released and 20 10 work for the sup
port of those dependent on him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

IesleF-Leary building. Mil street oppo-
site Commercial stree. receives deposits in
any amount and allows interest thereon.
Board OF trustees: Leigh :. J. Hunt, Thorn
az +. Miaor. Edward b. Downing, ]. d.
Lowtnan. George II. Heilbron, David y.
Baxter. aud Vim. Fighter Fisher Bank
open daily from a. -. to p. In-: Satur-
days a. III. 10 p. III, and p. N. 10 3 p m.
This Is the season s,f the year whsnehe
raw, cold winds creates sad havoc with the
bAnds aud complexion. Soft. white hands
and clear. 'peaehy' complexion can be
assuresily preserved by the frequent appli-
cation Of Dutard's Specific If rubbed into
the skin wen IL leaves no greasy surface
The skin absorbs Ii. Sold By stewart <
Holmes Drug Co.. wholesale agents.
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500, ooo-Lct facing on Front street,
and another IN the rear facing ca West
street These lots carry riparian rights and
tsHs practically extend 70 deep water On
the property are whs-ves. factories ard
business houses whEeh vii rent for siaee q
month Price. 500, no: one fourth cash.
balance on long tirns. S2S. 900
Lot on the west side Of Front street,
next 70 the corner of Pike. On the lot
Is s7eoo residence. Price, $500. one
foartA cash. balance on long time AZ 5 per
cent $50, OOO-Thirty feet
on the west side Of Front street. between
Madison and spring- SIS, 900
Full Ios WIKI fne residence, on east side
OF grant. between ylryinia and Iennra.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

TINS TIME lis Was CosvTcrgD.W
ii Edwards was convicted in Justice
RiYers's court yesterday Of stealing a
valise belonging TO a young man
named III. A. Mlllet, from the Puget
Sound Shore depot "Wednesday night
Millett had left the yalise In the depot
during the day and when he returned
for it at night il was gone, soon after
Edwards was found with il in hls pos
session. He was fined $50, iii default
Of which he was committed 70 the
county jail for 30 days lie is the
same man that Officer shechan ar
rested twice last week for petty laFee-
ny, once for stealing a lantern aud the
second time for getting away with
lone carpenters toala he escaped
conviction both times, bat this time
the evidence was SO strong he could
not escape.
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.

WINNIE oG AS0AN9 1OA6s
S5,OOO-Iot southwest corner Jack
son and Seyenth streets. 5000
Northwert cor. Ninth and Stewart, fall lot.
S5oOo-Full lot. southeast cor
ner OF Ninth and stewart. S2fOO
Northwest corner Eighth and Olive. .
$1,000 - Southwest corner OF Tenth
and Virginia. Sf7SO-Lot on
southeast corner Broadway and Barclay
streets. Si5OC-Lots In Corn
stock Supplemental, adjoining kinsear's,
at Si50o and <ie0o. St2SO-
Lots On Main and Washington streets,
between Twelfth and Fourteenth, 81 80 10
si.5A SI25C-Sorthesst cor
ner of Ninth and Blanchard. Inside lots nd.
joining for Sf.l5a. Lot on Ninth, between
Blanchard and Bel. Si,l5e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

FOUND A STIyER LEnug. Charles
Booming. commercial traveller, re-
turned yesterday from a tour through
northwestern Washington Territory
and british Columbia. While riding
neaF the banks of the Skagit river =
lsw days since he discovered ledge
" SILVER ore and brought back speel.
mems OF the same with him. The
Nage from which he broke oft the
speclmen crops cat in several places
=, distance ol over half mile. II
MS Intention TO have the ere aSSaye,i
determine whether or not she ledge
worth taking up.
f'iEs FeG PRoRArk.- The last viii
saa testament OF Martha Rosuine,
VIC diesi in Seattle on the Sth inst.
IA hied in the probate court yester.
@y. W. F. Romias. who is named as
sssssior IN the w!li, has renowned
slgaS and 81 4, Galloway has fled
lsr,vason asking that he he granted
'se's Q; administration.
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A SPLENDID FARM.

$50. 1000 80 acre fsrIa. 80 acres
in cultivation, every foot good land and
half beaver dam: over 1900 worth OF ma
chinery, several large barns. 5000 house.
well furnished. good orchard, and every
thing complete. Sales from the farm
amount TO over tsoco annually.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22
COMMERCIAL STREET.

COMMERCIAL STREET.
SOS, ooo-aRLrS6ToS HOTEL FsEi
let 1t the southeast corner Of Ccmmereial
and Nain streets. incazdlns the Arlington
hotel huiiding. $1,000
Fifty-shree fee. frontage en- Commercial
street. between Yesler avenue and Wash
ingson stress.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22
CHEAPER BUILDING LOTS.

S6ooO-The south half CT block 4,
Edes & knights addition gsix lo;sl $1,000
each. S42OO-Twenty-eigh
lets In . body In Hicks addition $500
cash: . bargain. S32OO-Three
lots northwest corner Twelfth and Wal
Ter. S3OoO-Blecks II snc "a.
Arlington Heights addition, at $500 each.
= $500 Double corner in Mob
Hill. si2OO-Io. on Bismarck
street. near the lake. $3.50
Fine lot in Denny's East Park; cleared
and fenced S75O-one of the
choicest lots in East PARK addition. .
S3OC-Lots In block "a, Bigelow's sd
dition, $50: corners. ass. $3.50
Three OF the choicest lots IN Crown
Supplemental add. $50 $3.50
six lots IN McGisyra's addition. sl5a