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UNDER AMUSEMENT.
The Cases of Hughes and Schmidt Sui
Initted ON Demnrrers.

The Cases of Hughes and Schmidt Sub
mitted Demurrers.
The demurrer to the indictment charging
Charles Hughes with perjury was argued
before Judge Shafter yesterday. Hughes
was accused of renting houses on Dupont
street for purposes Of ill-repute, and during
a recent investigation by the Grand Jury,
while admitting the ownership of the
houses, swore that he did not know the
character of the inmates.
In support of the demurrer Hughes at
tOrney made the point that at the time that
his client is alleged to have made the false
statements under oath the Grand Jury was
investigating charge over which it had no
jurisdiction, the Subiect-matter of inquiry,
if involving any otfense, being misde-
meanor, and any false swearing immaterial
and not perjury.
Judge Shafter took the matter under ad-
visement, as also the same point i'll the case
of GuStaVe Schmidt, who was also indicted
on the same ground.
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ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.
sixty-fiye Applications for Relief RI
ceived During the Week.

sixty-fiye Applications for Relief Re-
eeived During the Week.
At the meeting of the Associated Chari-
ties yesterday the Registrar reported sixty
five applications, which having been in
vestigated. one woman was found TO be a
fortune-teller, plying her vocation among
the bar-rooms on the Barbary Coast, while
another was found to exist almost entirely
on liquors. The report for the week ending
yesterday was as follows:
Applications received, men, IS; women, 81;
disposed OF as follows: FaVOrably TO tie Mayor,
l; rejected, 8; favorably to the French Relief
Society. 3; MiZpah Club, L Helpers Society, 1 |;
Everett Circle, l /; reported unfavoraby to the
Helpers Society, 2; Fruit and Flower Mission,
2; assisted out OF the Johnstown Fund-Asso-
ciated Charities, 8; Helpers Society, 80; Swiss
Relief Society. 2; Robinson Request Fund, q;
Hotel 1; sent TO Almsbouse, /; referred to indi-
vlduals, l. Total, 65. Meal tickets, 5.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were quiet and mixed yesterday. Some
improved and others sold lower. Potosi declined
to 1854, but sold down to $51@ in the Pacific
Board. Other variations in the regular sessions
were slight. The close was weak.
Local securities were dull and not materially
changed.
S. F. Gaslight has declared dividend of Soc pay
able on the 18th.
Justice has shipped s52s1. and Mount Diablo
S9993.
Con. Cal. and Virginia has shipped to the Carson
Mint 500 S45, making $149, 425 for the month of
july of which ST. 1897 was gold and $T7,436 Sill
There were 10,415 to of ore mied in the
month. The assay Of battery samples was $l6 AZ,
and the average yield $1i "a. 1t is estimated that
after all the bills for the month have been paid,
there viii be 100000 in the treasury.
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ALIMOYY DENIED.
Marriage That Has Been a Most De-
cided Failure.

A Marriage That Has Been a Most De-
cided Failure.
Robert and Elizabeth Willis we're mar
ried in this city i'll October, 1881. and last
March he sued for divorce ON the ground
that his wife was extrayagant and addicted
to drink He alleged that she kept a filthy
house, burned the food she prepared for
them. and that he could not support her on
the wages he received as painter.
She filed general denial Of the charges
and aveTred that Willis had been extremely
cruel to her by insulting her lady friends
and locking her in the house, and that he
was always penurious, although worth
$4,000. The action was dismissed by Judge
LAWYER.
Mrs. Willis then sued for 800 month
alimony but this petition was also denied
yesterday by Judge Lawler. She is now
an inmate of the Asylum for the Insane at
Apnews
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was found unconscious on the roadside in
Golden Gate Park ON Thursday night, is at
the City and County Hospital with tract
ured skull. The supposed mystery sur
riding in a buggy with man named
George Waller she was thrown out upon
the road and knocked senseless. The horse
had run away and thrown Waller out some
distance from the spot where she was
found, so that he could not 60 to her as
siStanca.
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Il Mnthnr,s sacriace.

BY direction of Judge Andrews, proceed
ings will be taken in October to determine
as to the sanity of Mrs. Minnie Hough, who
was found on Lexington avenue in Febru-
airy, dressed only in her undertaking and
a cloak, says the New York Press. She told
the officer who found her that she was
searching for place of worship where she
could pray. She was sent to the hospital,
where the physicians said she was insane
through lack of proper food and overwork.
She had lived with her fifteen-year-old son
at 1873 Second avenue, and by stinting her
self had accumulated 1892 %. which she
was boarding to educate and support the
Inv
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Cat,Ie-Tbieyes.

Last Thursday fifteen head Of cattle be-
longing to Joseph Gilbert, manager of the
Laguna Ranch, and 500 cow, the prop
erty of William Sex, proprietor of the Ten
mile House, near Laguna, were stolen in
broad daylight by some parties who are
actively being hunted up by the officers,
The cattle we're seen near New River by
some parties in charge of two white men.
who were driving them toward Santa Ana,
where it is believed that they were dis
posed of.-Los Angeles Herald, Aug. 9TH.
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MORNING SALES.
Board-20 Cal Electric Light, 215s.
AFTERNOON SALES
Street-15O + Gasiight, 1914.

"The Calps' Premium Dictionaries.
THE CALI. has received another consign-
ment of the Allen" edition of Webster's
warded as rapidly as possible to subscrib-
ers whose orders are on file These books
are substantially bound in leather, beauti-
fully embossed. and in quality of paper
and excellence of workmanship are per-
feet marvel
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Music atlhe Park.
Music Al lhb Iarks
The following will be the programme of

music at the park:
/ March, Faith and Fraternity" II. j. Stew
art wv ords by Dan O'ConneII Y. NJ. l. No
IS; official ode Y M. L)...Arranged by j. KnelI
2. Overture, ale Premier de Bonhenr". Auber
g. Ever Thine" gaYOtte. Weiss
A. Potpourri. "Short and Sweet .Schreiner
s. Descriptive piece. Hunting Scene. .Bucalossi
q. Selection, grand concert piece, "Moses in
f.gyplf..---. .IAOSSlnl
T. "Grand Triumph March" ........ Wesrmeyer
s. Overture, Tampa" ..................... Herold
8. PotpOurri, "a Night in Berlin. Hartman
10. s'Aimez-Moi Toujours" always Love Mel,
waltz. first time; presented TO Park Band
by N. Martinez of the City OF Mexico.
IL. Grand selection from Traviata'' .,,,... Verdi
II. GaIop, "Tramwayn. Guillaume
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Amiot. both of Paris, share and share alike.
Out of these shares 10000 francs have to be
paid to Miss Louise Vinci of Paris. The
matter will be heard by Judge Van Reyne-
gOm on the Doth inst
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a sMIMNIING MATCH


j. b. johnson, the champion swimmer of
England, and William Roberts, who is en-
ployed at the Manhattan Athletic Club of
New York and who has won several SWIM
ming competitions in England, swan 500
yards for $500 a side, at Oyster Bay, Long
Island, ON the afternoon of August I'd.
For few yards after the start the men
swan abreast of each other. Roberts grad
ually drew away, however. and was at
one time in the lead by small boats
length. The referees boat kept in the
course, but some OF Roberts friends in a
small boat kept shouting to him and he fol-
lowed .their craft, mistaking it for the
referees boat, and soon found himself
going wrong. johnson passed him, and
before Roberts could get back into. the
course there was great gap between them,
which johnson continued to widen. He
reached the stake-b boat in minutes, % sec
0nds, and Roberts covered the distance in
IL minutes. There was strong tide against
them and the time was considered good.
Another match has been made.
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How TO ABOLISH PovERTY.-Dr. Edward
McGlynn Of New York, the theoogian, orator
and political economist will deliver lecture
this evening in Metror olitan Hall under the
auspices OF the Stngle-tax Society," Subject:
How to Abolish Poverty
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Lace Department!

At csc Each.
LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, hand-em-
broidered, white and coIored, former price soc.
at 40c Per Yard.
ORIENTAL LACE SKIRTING, AZ inches wide,
neat design, worth CSC.
At 75c Per Yard.
ALL-SILK DRAPERY NETS, 4S inches wide, In
Fisherman ana Tuscon, worth 81 20.
coRSETS AND SUMMER SKIRTS.
at soc Each.
40 dozen LADIES' ENGLISH SATEEN CoRSETS,
5-hook and double steels, usual price 75c.
At 81.
90 dozen LADIES' FRENCH CoUTILLE COR
dTab, worth 81 so.
LADIES' BLACK SATEEN SKIRTS double box
plated rufie, former price 81 so.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
at 75c Each.
LADIES' HEAVY MUSLIN NIGHT-DRESSES, NJ
H. tuck yoke and embroidered edge. regular
price 81.
LADIES FINE MUSLIN SKIRTS, Princess back,
deep founce and Torchon lace; 81 so.
At So Each.
CHILDREN'S FRENCH COATS, Gretchen waists,
neatly trimmed, cheap at IS.
RIBBONS. RIBBONS.
At csc Yard.
80 pieces BLACK SILK RIBBON. inches wide,
usual price Soc.
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VALUE UNKNowN.-Chailes William Men-
ecke, son OF Charles Melneeke, a wine merchant
OF this city, died at Soden, Germany in July,
1854, at The age OF 81 years. HIS father took
out letters of administration yesterday on the es-
tate, the value Of which is unknown.
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Bo ARRESTED IN CHINATowN.-Chung Bo.
the Chinaman who shot into a crowd OF young
hoodlums on Second and Howard streets, last
sunday, was arrested yesterday In the Chinese
quarters. He wounded Charles DaIleghan.
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A Rabv,s Flight.

An Elkhart Qnd) special to the Cincin-
natl Enquirer says that few nights since
living on the outskirts of that city, escaped
from home and made its way to the Cincin-.
natl. Wabash and Michigan Railway and
took position on the track, and was
backed over by an engine and mangled be-
yond recognition. 1t was found some hours
afterWard.
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No SERVICES To-MoRRow.-Because OF the
dedication of ST. Markus Lutheran Church Of
Oakland there will be no services tomorrow at
near Powell.
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Dress Good Department +!

At soc a Yard.
LADIES' CLOTH GRAY MIXED SO inches wide,
usual price '0'' At75c.
ALI-wooL SCOTCH TwEEDs. so inches wide.
former price 81 20.
At SOC a Yard.
ALL-wooL SCOTCH PLAIDs. SO inches wide, reg
uar price 75c.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
At25c a Pair.
LADIES' BLACK FRENCH COTTON HOSE, Herms-
dorf dye usual price 40c.
At 35c Pair.
LADIES' FINE BLACK COTTON HOSE, spliced
heel and toe. reduced from Soc
At csc a Pair.
BOYS BLACK FRENCH COTTON HOSE in all
sizes, former price 40c.
LADIES' MERlNo UNDERWEAR.
At SOC Each.
LADIES' SWISS RIBBED VESTS, high neck and
long sleeves, usual price 75c
AtS1.25.
LADIES' FRENCH CASHMERE VESTS, in all
colors, high neck and long sleeves, 81 rs.
AT SI.5O.
LADIES' NATURAL WOOL RIBBED VESTS high
neck and long sleeves, former price 81.
CENTS UNDERWEAR.
At $1.0O Each.
GENTS NATURAL WOOL SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS, usually sold at 81 go
At S1.50.
GENTS FULL FINISHED SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS, in Yicuna, usually sold at 90.
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GRANTED ALDIoNY.-Judge Finn has ordered
Lorenz Hoffman to pay Elizabeth Hoffman $50 a
month alimony and $50 for counsel fees. Judge
Hunt ordered L. j. Land 10 pay Hannah Land
SIS per month alimony.
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onIy Three Reports Kendered.

Since the ordinance was passed requiring
reports by all proprietors of hotels and
lodging-houses in regard to the condition of
their gas fixtures, only three such reports
have been made to tie Gas Inspector,
though there are about 600 places in this city
subject to this ordinance. Inspector Brown
has expired, and then if reports are not
made promptly he will have the delinquents
arrested
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SUMMERS GOLD FIsH.-Captain Summers OF
the British bark Eme from Hong-Kong, not con-
tent with bringing an ape in the country con-
trary TO the customs regulations has also been
surreptltiously importing $50 gold fish. which
the customs officials seized and will sell on Tues
day next at public auction.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-09

BERTELING has the only reliable methods to
fit detective sight, 427 Kearny street.
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The Winlock Pilot says: The people of
South Bend, Pacific County, Wash, have
commenced to take the necessary legal steps
for the removal Of the county seat Of that
county from 0ysteryille to South Bend. A
lively fight is anticipated.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-09

No Mystery After All.
Miss Rosie Mulligan, the young girl who
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-09

A Producers Union has been formed at
Tustin, Los Angeles County.
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The Territorial Court of Utah has de-
cided that children of polygamous wives
are not entitled to any share of their
fathers property. A test case will be
taken to the United States Supreme Court.
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Then the lion again assembled the tree.
Finally, after much maneuvering he reached
the ground In a fainti1g condition. One
mans curiosity got the better of his judg-
ment and he approached the animal for an
inspection. He was promptly cinched on
the leg by the beast, but escaped being Bit
ten. The lion was then tied with cords and
hauled back to his cage.-Denver Republic
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CAPITOL GLEANfNGS.
A subcommittee Appointed to 1nvestt-
gate the Fish Commission.

Chairman Stockbridge of the Senate commit
tee on fisheries has appointed Senators Squire
and Blodgett to act with him ~ a subcommittee
to conduct the investigation of the charges
against the administration of Fish Commits
sioner Mcdonald. The charges relate princi-
pally TO alleged nepotism in the selection OF
employees and that the commissioner ID inter
ested in the manufacture of appliances used in
the work of the commission. The investigation
will be begun this week probably.
AT TIPPEcANoE.
Representative O'NeiIl of Pennsylvania has
reported favorably TO the House from the
library committee the bill appropriating
$500 for the erection of a monument on the
battlefield of Tippecanoe, Ind, to commem-
crate the heroism of the men who fought and
died there under the leadership of Gen. Vim.
Henry Harrison.
THE HENNEPIN CANAL PROJECT.
Senators Allison and Farwell aud members
of the House from Illinois and Iowa appeared
before the Senate committee on CONNIE rec
yesterday in support of the appropriation of
$500. 900 10 begin work on the Hennepin canal
project, contained in the river and harbor bill.
The item was retained in the bill. oniy one
vote, that of Senator Vest, being cast against
it in the committee.
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FOR

EoR Observation-Disclosures BRICK
feet Re- b bS Iss ! 3 s. n s sf1sI 18th and 10Th SITS. NV lot 20
L t e bas aSns Z rooms rental value 3 az per month month:
Seven-room Frame House, I st. between 18th and
insn ste NV, lot 20 feet s inches by 100 to a severed
F9gr,roOm Frame. C st. between I'd and Sd ats. s.w.;
ID p st Sc three Frame Houses, rental value s.4a
m jsi6.lRm price $500. 500 J Mo b .: s IN II NV
EoR. SOUTHWEST CORNER OF F
3eio-3t 1903 + st. NV.
EOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL roc ROUND BAY
- window Brick all mod. imps. lot I04 feet; near
cape cars: small reservation in front; $4,000; rents
E,OR SALE-S5OO UNDER VALUE-A NINE
Il room Brick House on st. near 9th st. NV. cir
iuia b b1as S IN pressed brick front; concrete eel
, rlomn1ng and hnest OF seweraEe: cabinet nantels;
a S ssi5.ss HENEo q fa sNF i.
lyon sALE-A cry CHEAP HOUSE ON c ST.
papered back and front stairways lot . !z96 to 30-fI
nsI "a al sii sS f T1fh stable "a nice ho%e; an eies49t invest
1t 500 F St NV.
EoR sALE-A COY HOME ON b ST. S W; COR
= ner' SIX rooms andbath' moo, imPs; st,509,
FOE ALE-AN LLEGANT INVESTMENT IN A
Pri, SS ri BRICK House. renting for s22a month.
FoK s~ALE-sa.6oo will buy a New Brick
DAVID ID. STONE,
III 500 L ST. NV.
LOR SALE - VERY PRETTY
l. House OF & rooms aud bath Price $1,000
MERRILL X TERRY,
1elO-3t TIA L ST. NV.
l,'OR SALE-R 81. BET. > AND 10TH, THREE
Il story Brick: 10 rooms; finished in natural wood;
mod. imp; large lot $1,000.
MERRILL 4 TERRY,
1eiO-3t liza 4 st. u W.
LOR SALE~-TEN-ROOM BAY-WINDOW BRICK:
Il NIL; 800 L st. DIV papcred; nearly new; cUnven-
Ell 10 marker. ga :. and Churches. nrIcn
c4,2OO. OWNER, 800 U st. NV. jel0-3t'
EOR SALE-A CHANCE TO BUY AN EXCEL
II cent home-New Brick House: very elegantly fur
hisheu; omit expressly for q home by the owner, being
conveniently located; good neigllborhOod; northwest;
eight rooms. bath and cellar; everything first class:
lot l9x1O4 to alley. ENRON RAMEY,
je1O-3t 1870 L st. NV.
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EVERY BUSINESS MAN should try his hand a
writing a series Of six paragraphs in TIE srAks
advertising contest.
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IT WoS'T TAX MANY MINUTES for the fortu-
nate possessor of a facile pen to earn Sl00 IN
The STARS advertising contest.
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The Marine Band Concerts.

~ ftahhht Sobo
The schedule for the United States Marins
Band concerts for the season of 1880 lie as fol-
lows:
SOS pm, Jun 2s at Cos pm. July 5 at 60s
pm. July - at 6 pm, July 10 at 5:55 pm,
July 26 at $50 pm, August 2 at 5:45 pm,
August 8 at $40 pm, August IS at $50 pm.
August % at $40 pm, August 80 az $40 pm,
September 6 at 5 pm, September Is at $50
pm, September 20 at 4:40 pm, September "a
at 4:30 Pm.
Marine barracks on Thursdays-Jpne IL at q
pm, June 10 at Cos pm. June 26 at sos pm,
July 8 at eos pm, July 10 at 6 pm, July ~ az
SIS Pm, July "a at $50 pm, July 81 at 54s
pm, August z at $40 pm, August IL at $50
pm, August q at $40 pm, August Is at SIC
pm, september 4 at 5 IN. September II ~
4:50 In. September Is at 40 pm, Septem-
Der rs at 4:3o pm
GpyAT TESaR Arr ErxNru nn ElEes axrnr
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FOR

I,OR REST-FURNISHED-FOR W OR THREE
l. month-. tom ]uly -, at a low hsnre : NihetroHtn
House lear Dupont circle. Apply PERSONALLY or Dy Ist-
te- sItE reference At Room 800, Wax Department build
ing lelO-Jt'
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FIREWORKS and calcium light. Elks' eKcur-
sion this evening.
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IGK BENT

INOR RENT OR SALE - X HOUSE.
II nearly new: one acre ground. fruit and garden:
$1,000. mOUthiy payments; si5 per month rent; near
station. Address A. EIslEMAN, Vienna, Va. Re .-}ts
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TIE BEST AND sUREsT DYE % color the besrS
brown or black. rs may be desired. Is Buckipo
hams Dye for the Whiskers. IL never faiA
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NOR ~RENT-FTIIY FCRNISHED-l6l9 18TH
II 81. n W., between q and L, from June 10 To Oct 10,
1890. A BATES 4 co. 1907 I St n W.
tIO-ly
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RENT

EOR RENT-I229 l. ST. NV. THEEE-STORY
IT Brick. bay window, - rooms all mod imps. south
front, summer prices. IHOS. J. FISHER & co. 1874
i 81. NV. JeS-3t
IrOR EENT-A BEAUTIFUL HOME. 1884 PIERCE
II pace. two doors from 10th st, - rooms and bath
So. Also corner store and dwelling OF SIX rooms and
bath, Virginia ave. and 23d ST; SO. kUST x hun
tIFnFBHD. 6s4 l4th 81 Nv ie9-3t
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GREAT 1ESoR, ALE FExSKL, on Elks' ercur.
sion.
PAsrnE CLuB, Elks' excursion this evening"
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NOR IT. g. II. ~FICKLING, REAL ESTATE
ii Broker. 13O4 g2d st, West Washington. II. g.
Corner 81 = and 36th Sta, IL new 6-ruom Frames
water and water closets in yards, lncIudlDz water,
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EoR RLNT-322 21ST ST. NV. s ROOMS.
Il 5000. No. l. Besse's court, Or, $40. 30. Rear
lI23 goth. st, Ar, $50, 11lO Congress It. ne, 5r.,
$40. Two houses on Champlair ave, SO.
GEO. W. LINK1NS
ie3-2y 18th and II ss. u W.
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SHORES


STORES.
ic16Conn.a ve.......s73 l026 Conn. aye......s75
9O1S Conn. ave---..- - 1927 14th st. L. w....-..5O
w. Conn. ave.. 20
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L )
fOi a I'LL llst sppiy ~ wEsCOTT WILCOX.
}' 1907 Pa. ave IA W.

ISOk RENTERS EAST CAPITOL ST, BRICK. q
II stories and cellar. IL rooms and bath ali unoierT
improvements s4V. h. HI. WAkNEK X co,
y - AAlA T. - ~
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ENOR R~ENT-6I4 81 ST, NEAR CENSUS
Il Office, 12-rOom Bay-window House. All mod.
1mps- yard and stable. Inquire 60S Sd st. NV.