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AWAITING THE ISSUE.
The Consummation of the Much
Talked-Of Tinplate Projects is
DEPEEsENT UPON TIE ELECTIONS.
Manufacturers Desire to See the Exact
Value of the Tariff.
NOTES FROM TIE INDUSTRIAL FIELD

Much comment has been made on the
tar6ipess with which local manufacturers
have refrained from taking advantage of the
protection afforded them under the newly
psssed tariff Law to develop their business
aud invest in still larger enterprises. This
has been more especially the case regarding
auy of the oft-spoken about tipplate making
prospects materializing.
Prior to the passage of the act the air was
full of the large plants that only awaited the
encouragement afforded by the tariff to spring
into full working order; and the extreme de-
sire of manufacturers to engage In this
species of money making was cited as an ad-
ditional reason WHY the measure increasing
the import duty should become law. 1t was
currently reported that all the black plate
mills and galvanizing mills in this section
onlv awaited the signing Of the bill to turn
out timed plate oy the square yard, and
that the price of the article named would
fall in consequence of the large importations
which would follow on the bill becoming
law.
But so far none of these projects have
shown any signs of life, and tinplate has
risen slightly, With every indication of 1t
going nlgner- RegarQlng tue ldilSr, IL "af
be mentioned here that the Welshmen
evince a disposition to be very conservative
in contracting ahead in this country, and
seem rather disposed to await developments
here before shipping to any extent
The reason for this apparent apathy on
the part of manufacturers and capitalists is
easy to find. They are. in fact-to use
sporting metaphor-6ghting low. While
recognizing that the tariff measure affords
them sufficient protection against the foreign
article, they are chary of investing money
in the business until they form some idea of
the probable duration OF the protective
tariff. Thev will, In short, do nothing until
the complexion of the new Congress becomes
visible. Even in the view of the most ardent
Republicans. there is shadow OF a doubt
regarding how the elections may result.
Until this matter is settled to their salts
faction, they will remain passive. Should
the next Congress be Republican, there is
scarcely any doubt that the many enter
prises in posse will become in esse; should
there he any doubt the projects will be
abandoned.
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DROWNED IN MUD.

Sad Fate of a Horse on a Formerly Paved
Street of Ploomfield.
The difficulties attending the delivery of
goods to East Enders were seldom as great
as now. Streets in every direction are up
heaved for electric roads and sewerage pur-
poses, and rains have been so incesssant of
late that work has been delayed beyond all
expectations. 1t now looks as though there
was to be no let up to this condition of
things before spring. A representative of
the East Liberty and Williamsburg Express
Company said yesterday:
'I have never known the East End streets
in as bad condition at this time OF the year
as now. Many of the streets are about i'm
passible. Last night, on Liberty avenue in
Bloomfield, which was paved with cedar
blocks, warranted to last century, one of
my teams came to a sudden standstill, and
when the driver went to the front he dis
covered a dead horse which had mired
down. When horse is drowned in mud on
a main paved avenue, within four miles of
the postofice. there is certainly some reason
for complaint"
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A Benefit for the Poor.

Every Friday morning, between the hours
of and II o'clock, we set aside as a sale
day for the poor people. We mean by this
that during those three hours we give away
a lot of good, substantial clothing, hats and
mems furnishing goods for merely trife.
Below we mention few prices in our sever
al departments, but remember you must be
on hand to-day between and IL o'clock to
get the benefit of them:
Mems heavy, substantial overcoats
with velvet collars, only............S IS
Mems heavy storm ulsters, all sizes. 55
Mems good, heavy working suits. ... 8 90
Men s heavy, CASHMERE pants. ....... 55
Boys neat check cashmere suits, sizes
to ol4..............................1 1 90
A mans good fur hat for............ SO
Mems real heavy Scorcn undershirts
ana drawers. 49
P. G. G. G.
PITTsBURG COMBINATION CLOTHING Co.,
Corner Grant and Diamond streets,
Opposite the Court House
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WHY ARE THERE MORE
Everett Pianos Sold in These Cities Than
Any Other Makes7

Everett Pianos Sold in These Cities Than
Any Other Makes7
This question was asked of an Associated
Press reporter, who, always on the lookout
for news, proceeded to investigate and was
convinced that there have been double the
number of Everetts sold during the past year
to that of any other make represented in
Western Pennsylvania, and led him to be-
lieve that the extraordinary popularity of
this make of pianos was due solely to the
fact: They are among the best upright
pianos now manufactured, and while this
cannot be successfully disputed, they are
sold at a great reduction from the prices
asked by retail dealers. This result is brought
about by the new club or cooperative
system of conducting the piano business,
adopted by Alex. Ross, Of Allegheny City.
The plan is simple business problem. 1t
provides for the purchase of $50 pianos
for each club, thus securing for the mem
bers the great reduction of SIS on each piano
from the retail price. The plan also pro-
vides methods of payments to suit everyone.
Members can pay cash and get their piano
at once, or can arrange to have them deliv-
cred upon payment of S25 cash and $40
monthly, while those who only pay 81 per
week will get their pianos in short time, as
there is one piano delivered each week to
each club on these latter payments. There
being $50 members, each paying 81 per
week, they get the piano at the lowest cash
price. Mr.. Ross is now delivering pianos
to two clubs, A and B. The membership In
club B is not quite complete and anyone
wanting piano should apply for member
ship at once, thus securing the reduction In
price, then pay as they choose from 81 per
week up. The pianos can be seen at 137
Federal street, Allegheny, or circulars can
be had by applying to Alex. Ross, the man.
ager, at the above address. MwF
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FR0M THE PHILADELPHIA BAR.

A case That May Result in Disbarring Two
Quaker City Attorneys.
Francis Tracey Tobin, well-known
young lawyer of Philadelphia, was at the
Seventh Avenue yesterday on his way
home from Armstrong county, where he
had been on the stump. Mr.. Tobin is the
central figure in sensational case in the
Quaker City, the result of which will
probably disbar two we'll known attorneys
from practicing at the Philadelphia bar.
The case is exciting great interest there and
will come up before the Bar Association to-
morrow for final hearing.
The attorneys are William W. Smithers
and Frank B. Stockley, who are charged by
Mr. Tobin with conspiracy to defraud him
of fee received from q client
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DOGS BARKING UNTAxEp.
An Oversight That Will Save Several Dollars
for the Farmers.

An Oversight That viii Save Several Dollars
for the Farmers.
1t is supposed by the County Commission
ers, or at least by Mr.. P. W. Siebert. that
Ross township school directors either have
enough money to run their schools. or are
indifferent regarding the future of the bull
wark of American liberty, or are opposed to
taxation without representation of mans
best friend among quadrupeds, possibly
among any kind of peds-the dog. Conse-
quently, Tray, Blanche and Sweetheart can
bark and snap untaxed at all intruders.
The preservation of sheep is a minor con-
sideration, as Ross townships wealth in
wool is small.
The assessor states that the school boards
did not make the order, and some say it is
because it would be unpopular. and Love
me, love my dog" now reads in Ross, eff
you love me don't tax my dog" There are
over 800 dogs in Ross and consequently
popular education loses between 5000 and
$500. There are several districts in the
county where the dog tax was not levied,
but in most of them it was from want of
proper posting, as the authorities we're under
the impression that the law did not take
effect the present year.
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ENGLISH MINERS ON THE WAY.

John Hartley, of Newcastle, Came Over to
Dig Coal and Says Others Will Follow.
John Hartley, coal miner from New
castle, England, with his wife and three
bpys, passed through the city yesterday on
his way to Reynoldstown. He said that
good deal of interest was taken in his dis
trict in mining matters in Pennsylvania.
He said that many of his countrvmen
werelsellingI;heir household effects prepara-
tory to coming here. He said he had been
told that there were better prospects for
miners here than at home
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CUMMERLEA ST. - g. 500 - NEAR ELLIS
= WORTH avenue, very pretty Queen Anne
frame dwelling of nine rooms, reception hail. YES
tibule, bathroom, stationary washstand, w. c.,
hot and cold water front and rear stairs slate and
hardwood mantels with beautiful cabinet trim
mings. tile hearths, elegant chandeliers. natural
gas, sliding DOORS inside shutters and china clos
cts; large closet in each room; handsomely
lawn: lot 5lx1f1x77 near Duqnesne electric cars;
very desirable location: send for large catalogue,
free. BLACK BAIRD, 95 Fourth avenue. A217
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PREPARING THEIR PLANS.

Representatives of Organized Labor and
the Retail Grocers in Consultation.
A preliminary meeting between repre-
sentstives of organized labor in this county
and the Retail Grocers' Association was
held yesterday at the rooms of the latter, as
announced in Mondays issue of this paper.
As already stated, the object of the pro-
posed coalition is TO form an alliance for
mutual protection. Beyond a general dis
cussion of the matters in point, nothing was
done yesterday, and an adjournment was
taken 10 meet again.
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DHOTOGRAPH GALLERY-A GOOD STAND
Ii located in Mansfield Valley. at bargain Ii
sold this week. Apply to BROUDIE MFG. CO.,
242 Fifth ave., Pittsburg. oc3o-26-
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Labor Notes.

A CAR shop will be built at the Edgar Thom-
son Steel Works. where all the cars OF Carnegie
& Co. will be built and repaired
THERE is a probability of the initiation fee
TO the Painters and Decorators Unions being
increased from SO to SIS, according to Mr..
Jewell.
CARNEGIE, PHIPPs & Co. are again reported
as having in contemplation the erection of 36-
inch beam mill. This will be news only to
those who don't read The DISPATCH.
4. CHESTER, of Plasterers' Union 90. AL.
toona, was in the city yesterday looking for
work his card cannot be recognized here be.
cause his union is not in good standing.
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CEIVED at the Office of the City Controller
until Friday the 3lst day of October. A. D.
1890, at o'clock P. M, for the furnishing of
one Brennan stone crusher with conveyor and
screen, one engine, 25-horse power, and boiler,
with necessary gearing and betting for the
above.
Plans and specifications can be seen and
blanks for bidding can be obtained at the Gen.
eral Office, Department of Public Works.
Each proposal must be accompanied by q
bond, in double the amount, with two sureties,
probated before the Mayor or City Clerk.
The Department of Awards reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
E. M. BIGELOW.
Chief of Departments of Public Works.
Pittsburg, Oct. 26, 1890 oc26-9
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GIVEN TO THE CARNEGIE LIBRARY,

Several Donations That Were Gratefully
Received by Mr.. Stevenson.
A rare and quaint volume. ''The Western
Farmers Almanac for 1922" printed at
Pittsburg in that year by Il. Holdship &
Co., has been donated to the Carnegie Free
Library by Mrs. j. S. Liggett, of 3615
Locust street, Philadelphia, and back files
of the Pittsburg Banner and about so vol
umes of Government documents, the dona-
tion of the Pittsburg Presbyterian Banner
Company.
The Philadelphia donation was the result
of a notice in The DISPATCH of a recent
donation
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SPECIAL ELECTION NOTICE,
PROCLAMATION!

City of Pittsburg, S.:
1. H. /. Gourley. Mayor of the city Of
PIttsburc, do isSte this my proclamation
that on the first Tuesday of November, A.
I. 1890. being the 4th day of the month, the
qualified voters of the Nineteenth ward,
City of Pittsburg, shall meet at their re-
spective places of holding elections in said
ward and elect by ballot one citizen to serve
as Common Councilman for said ward, to fill
the unexpired term of r. B. Carnahan, de-
ceased. First district, to meet at the public
school house. Second district to meet at car
penter shop of John Getty, on Broad street, be-
tween Collins and Sheridan avenues. Third
district to meet at kitchen of Trager's Hotel.
Fourth district to meet at the house of A. j.
Bachelor, Highland avenue. Fifth district to
meet at the public school house.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the City of Pitts
burg this I'D day of October, A. D. 1890
(sEAL1 H. GOURLEY,
oc22T Mayor.
Continued on Tenth Puoe.
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An Alderman Paws a Fine

Alderman A. Eisenbeis, of Allegheny,
was fined $40 and costs Yesterday on charge
of neglecting his family, preferred by Agent
Dean, of the Anti-Cruelty Society. A
number of witnesses testified that Eisenbeis
fails to provide for his family and that Mrs.
Eisenbeis has been confined to her bed on
account of lack of something to eat.
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Henry Terheyden,

The Smithfeld st. jeweler (No. 800, has
one of the most beautiful and varied stock
of goods in his line to be found west Of
New York. consisting in part of diamonds
in various styles of settings and loose stones
for selection. Watches of all the different
American factories, in gold and silver cases,
for gents, ladies and boys. Fine clocks, art
goods, nick-nacks and novelties, very suitable
for birthday or wedding presents.
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MiscellaneOuS.

DROPERTIES-I HAVE FOR SALE AT LOW
L prices and on favorable terms the following
properties: One large double brick mansion, with
outbuildings, all in good condition, with large
lot. situate near Fifth ave. extension, Twenty
first ward, Pittsburg; this is good average
house and can be purchased at a bargain. also
offer fortyfour (44) lots parcels of ground, all
of good size, situate on Fifth ave., Frankstown
ave-, Grazier st. and the Pennsylvania X. K. !;
the Fifth ave. lots are particularly adapted for
fine Improvements; see INV plan of lots at this
Office also offer my property on Penn ave-.
near Fifth St., which is well inside the market,
and will be sold on reasonable terms. I have 8
Osborne station. east Of SewicEiey. which nos.
sesses everything desirable for a home: large lot
and handsomely located, convenient and desir-
these properties will please call at my residence
at Osborne. or at No. 533 Wood ST., Standard
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL BOOKS WANTED-IF YOU
III have any books to sell, let know. LEWIS
BOOK STORE. Seventh Avenue Hotel building.
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Farms.

GARDEN FARM-OF 81 ACRES, NEAR
VI Williamsburg and Braddock; has good six
room dwelling (cost 81 5000; a nice frame barn
(cost 81 000): good orchard: land is well adapted
for gardening. for dairy: it is also convenient
to Turtle Creek station and Wilmerding: would
amount of s. 00c; price Of the farm is put down to
"a, 500; we have some excellent farms for sale and
some for exchange for city property; houses
rented, rents collected and returns made monthly;
IS, 900 to loan at once city property. j. II.
STEVENSON & CO., 100 Fifth ave oc92'
ENARM-100 ACRES. WITH GOOD IMPROVE
at station and town on river; two hours ride
from city: one of the best bargains offered. ED.
WITTISH. 40 Grant st. oc29-pr
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Offer Extraordinary-I

Offer Extraordinary-Black Regence Silk.
We offer limited quantity of black satin
Regence silk, best Lyons make, at 81 90,
81 25. 81 so and 81 90 yard, prices repre-.
senting only little over half their present
value These goods will not be with us long.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn avenue Stores
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TO PREVENT PRIcE-CUTTING.
Toolmakers Meet to Consider Arrangements
With This End in View.

The manufacturers of drilling supplies
held meeting yesterday for the purpose of
edecting some arrangement against the
fashion of underwriting prevalent in the
trade. The price list is practically aban-
doned and goods are sold at such low rates as
to leave very little profit
A proposition to keep each trade within a
recognized district did not meet with favor.
As result, arrangements were made for re-
organization with the view OF creating
greater harmony and respect for a uniformi-
tV in prices
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-31

i No. l, of Allegheny county, No 565 of De-
cember term, 1890. Notice is hereby given that
an application will be made to the said court,
or a Law Judge thereof. on Saturday. the 18th
day of November, A. D. 1880. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
under the act of the General Assembly ofIthe
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled IAN
act to provide for the incorporation and regu-
lation of certain corporations" approved the
18th day of April, A. D. 1874, and the supple
ments thereto, by Thomas II. Hughes. W. w.
Hutton. Otto E. HeIneman. Geo. w. Snanan,
Jr., c. w. Helmold and Others for the charter
Order of Azor," the character and object of
which is the maintaining of society for bene-
fetal or protective purposes to its members,
from funds collected from such members, and
for this purpose to have, possess and enjoy all
the rights. benefits and privileges conferred by
said act and its supplements.
8. A. & M. JOHNSTON,
oc2445F Attorneys for applicants.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
!. ]. sIEBENECK. Attorney at La,

No. Wylie avenue.
FSTATE OF ERNEST STIEFEL. DE-
Ia CEASED-Administra notice-Notice
is hereby given that letters Of administration,
with the will annexed, on the estate of Ernest
Stiefel, late of the city of Pittsburg, and State
of Pennsylvania. deceased. have been granted
TO the undersigned, to whom all persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
or demands against the same will make them
known without delay TO
ELIZABETH STIEFEL,
Administrative. C. t. a.. of Ernest Stiefel, de-
ceased, No. 1872 F Forty-fourth ST., Pittsburg.
OCTOBER % 1890. oc24-48-F
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REWARDS.

DEWGRD-s5O FOR RETURN OF RING WITH
IL diamond and ruby, other socket empty. lost
Thursday afternoon between Academy Of Music
and Wood and Sixth avenue. Apply EMMA
HANLEY, of James Powers Straight Tip Co.,
box office, Biiou Theater. oc3l-A
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oFEIcE oF THE PHGN1x GLASS CoMPANY.
ELECTIONS.

TEECTIoN NOTICE CE=THE ANNUAL
u election for Directors of the Allegheny
and Perrysville Turnpike Road Company will
take place on MONDAY. November g. 1890,
from IL to II o'clock A. NJ. at the Second Ma
tional Bank. ]. N. DAVIDSON, Secretary.
ALLEGHENY, PA, Oct. 25, 1890. oc3l-S2D
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MEETINGS.


NOTICE-IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN meeting of the stockholders Of the Nc
Keesport and Bellevernon Railroad Company
will be held at the general Office of the COM
pany, in the Bank of Commerce building, city of
Pittsburg, on NOVEMBER5. 1890. at II o'clock
A. NJ. to consider an agreement of consolida-
tion between that company and the Pittsburg,
McKeesport and Youghigheny Railroad Com
pany. JOHON G. ROBINSON, Sec'y.
PITTsBURG. Pa. October 8, 1890.
ocl025-ocl0. II, "a, 81 nos
OFFICE OF THE PHENIX GLASS COMPANY,
PITTSBURG, PA, October 2 1890. !
HNO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Phoenix Glass Co.-Take notice that by
virtue of a resolution OF the Board of Directors
of this company meeting of the stockholders
thereof will be held at its office, Room 8,
Stevenson building, No. 43 Sixth avenue, Pitts
burg Pa. on WEDNESDAY, December 8,
1890, at 10:3U o'clock A. M, to vote upon the in
crease of the capital stock OF said company.
E. P. EBBERTS. ANDREW HOWARD,
oc3-N-F Secretary President.
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AFDtspldy advertisements one dollar per
square for one Insertion. Classified advertise
n'e'1ts on this page, such as Wanted, For Sale.
To Let etc, ten cents per line for each fnser-
tior,. and none taken for less than thirty cents.
Top line BEING disptayed counts az t,oo.
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CREAM ALE and porter are the season.
sble drinks. Try those made by the Iron
City Brewing Co. Sold at all bars.
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TO LET.
City Residences.

"OUSE - NEW BRICK HOUSE EIGHT
Il rooms, both gases. all modern improve
ments. Inquire at z. M'GEE's. 80 Webster ave.
nc3n-at
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For children, ladies and men. All best
makes.
A. G. CAMPBELL & SONS, q Fifth ave,
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses, Vehicles, Live Stock, Etc.

Horses, Vehicles, Live Stock, Etc.
IoRsE-soRREL, Is HANDS HIGH, sCAREs
III at nothing; lady or child can drive or ride
him; single foot under saddle: no better in the
city; trots in harness. S25 If sold before Saturday.
might trade for merchandise. Address BOX 21S
Pittsburg P. D. oc29-79"
MATCH TEAM-W ELL BRED, RICH BAY
Nl geldings, years, l54 hands, 1. 200 lbs., fine
style. safe and sound. will sell separately; a
perfect family or road horse. LOCK BOX 90,
Pittsburg. oc3l-74-TuFsSu+
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A Pair of Signers.

Eisne- & Phillips and Levy Brothers
have sic ned the salesmen's scale.
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East End Residences.

DAUM GROVE-A BEAUTIFUL HOME IN
ID Baum Grove:the best location in this excellent
section; brick house offs rooms and finished attic;
hard wood finish, slate mantels, tile hearth, slid
ing doors, frst-class laundry: everything modern;
we can recommend this house in every particular,
and the low price we have on 1t will surprise you
street paved and severed. s. A. DICKIE CO.,
Penn and Shady aves., E. (. oc2S-S3-TuwFr
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stylish Suitings,

For good-ftting suit or overcoat 90 tc
Pitcairn's, 434 Wood ST. Fsu
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DUBLIC sALE-WIIL SELL AT PUBLIC
Il sale one stray red cow short horns and
tail. part Alderney. on WEDNESDAY. NO.
VEMBER 8, at o'clock P. NJ, at the stable Of
John Dickson. No. $3.50 Penn avenue. ]. o.
BROWN, Chief Departments Public Safety.
oc3l69
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snhnrhan Residences.

ERANKLIN ST., WILLIAMSBURG NEAR
Il the station; location good; fine house a rooms,
modern improvements; lot 66x264 ~ to heoecca
st. /; q lovely home. See W. A. HEBRON SONS,
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AUCTION SALES.