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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-19

Freights to Liverpool steady and in moderate
demsndi cotton, per steam, $50; grain 2xd
asked.
CHICAGO, June is.-There was promise of
higher prices in all classes Of property traded
in on the Board OF Trade at the opening this
morning. but the promise was broken before
the session closed and prices broke with it,
everything closing at about the bottom figures
of the day. Wheat showed steadness and
strength at the opening. July started at 95ssc
sold up TO 95JHc and held between that figure
and 051Sc for considerable time. Later. how
ever. under pressure Of foreign advices and
favorable crop news. July sold OF TO 9Sj6c and
closed easy at that figure Corn made strong
start. sold higher for time. The sentiment OF
tho crowd seemed decidedly bullish, and good
many buying orders were on the market and
local shorts covered good deal July started
at 571hDb7S4c and sold to 6f1sc. For a time
the market held around 57azc, then broke 70
5Il4c, improved some, but ON heavy estimated
receipts for tomorrow began 10 slump. Long
corn came out freely, short selling was active
and the bullsh sentiment all disappeared. July
broke to 56I1c reacted trifie. then broke to
55I6c. Shorts seemed 10 have pretty we'll Gov
cred, and with urgent offerings and few buyers
there was a steady drop TO 555kc which was the
closing price Oats followed corn very close.
The opening sales for July was 3S14 0Q3SJec, be-
came slumpy and sold off to $3.50, rallied some,
broke to S6szc and closed at that price. Pro-
visions were fairly strong at the opening, in
fiuenced by strength 10 corn and some advance
in live hogs at the yards. Later there was a
break due to the weakness in other pits, and
especially in corn. September pork sold from
$40 rs to $40 so. held for time around SlD95
then broke to $40 65, steadied, broke to and
closed at $40 So, a loss compared with yesterday
of 12I6c. Lard and ribs lost sc each.
CHICAGO. June 16-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour unchanged: spring patents 81 20
05 40; winter patents IS 0005 10; bakers
81 1904 IS; straights 81 6505 10. Wheat
No. spring, Csc; No. . red, 96@97c. Corn
No. 2, 59a4c. Oats-No. 9. 8634037c Mess pork,
per barrel, $40 25. Lard, per 100 rs Sc 22IS
Short ribs sides, loose. s. 9O06 90.
Dry sailed shoulders, boxed, IS COOS 10.
Short clear sides. boxed, Sc 1906 IS. Whisky
at 81 l6.
leading fnturas rangad M foIIoua.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston aud Savannah Railway, June
ISL case salmon, case sardines, 81 lambs 2
cars barrels, bbls -four, bbls castings, 1 case
cheviots, bales rubber hose, bdl packages,
box books, box peas, ID pkgs tobacco.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
June 1s-4 bale hides. 2S rolls paper, crts iron
pans, cases shoes, 81 bales wool, case
matches, box machinery, 1 box pictures,
case sardines, empty tank, 1 lot furniture.
Dbl whisky, 492 sacks corn. bbls potatoes, 10
bbls hams, case hats. Dbl b powder, 2horses,
box coffee, case apples, 4 bbls flint boxes
drugs "a bbls gum, / Dbl syrup, sacks wax, 4
casks BOTTLES. 800 sacks grits, 60 sacks meal, %
boxes fruit, bbls fruit, 7196 boxes vegetables,
l31 bbls vegetables, II cars melons, 1000 bbs
rosin, 632 bbls spirits turpentine, 81 cars lumber
II bales cotton,
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Sailed, schr City Of Jacksonville, Jacksonville
Brunswick, Ga. June i6-Sailed, bark Tongoy
lBrl, Morris, Tralee; schr stephen q Loud,
Pearson, Providence.
l5th-Sailed schr Henry Triton, New York
parien, Ga. June 9-Arrived, schrs II II Cor
nell, Was Charleston; 18th, Henry lWaddIhg-
ton, Magee. Philadelphia
Fernandina June l6-SaIed, schr Edward s
Stearns, Heal, New York.
Norfolk, Va, June l6-Sailed, steamship In
flexible IBrl, Taylor from Port Royal, @,
Newcastle.
Pensacola, June 16-Arrivsd, steamer Eastern
Prince tBrl Knudsen. Vera Cruz: barlzs Annie
Z Ausl, Fragnul. Buenos Ayres; Alabama P
lItall, Pellerano, Cadiz schrs Laura. hanson.
Galveston; Maud McLain, Bean, Galveston.
13th-Arrived, steamer City OF Belfast [Brl,
Campbell, Kingston.
Philadelphia, June 16-Arrived. schr Three
Sisters, Simpson, Savannah
Cleared. schrs A Novel; Hunter, Port
Royal; Emma Heather, Powell, Savannah,
Providence, June l5-Arrived, schr Jonn II
Cross Rawley, Brunswick, Ga
New York, June 1S-Arrived, City of Paris,
Liverpool; State OF Nevada, Glasgow; Spree;
Bremen.
Arrived out, Britannia New York, for Liver
pool; Elba, New York, for Bremen.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Gate City. for Boston
oil so bbls rice, 410 bbs rosin IL casks clay 341
bbls spirits turpentine, SO bales wool, 50, 7O6
feet lumber, 25 673 watermelons, So pkgs fruit.
1871 pkgs vegetables, !. IA crates vegetables. 90
iron,
Per bark Dagmar [Danl, for Hamburg, 2, 400
bbls rosin, weighing LILO, 375 pounds Paterson,
Downing & Co.
Per schr Napoleon Broughton for Baltimore
621 736 feet p p lumber-E b Hunting & Co.
Per brig Sagua for Philadelphia, 2o6, 9S7 feet p
p lumber-Dale, Dixon e. Co.
Per schr John A Griffin for Wilmington, Del
2l8,2OS feet p p lumber-Georgia Lumber Co,
Stllwell, Millen & Co.
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Leading futures ranged as follows:
OOeninR Highest, Clos
Closing


BALrIMoRE. June 18-F1our dull: Howard
| street and western superiine 80 1904 90;
extra 81 1904 65; family 81 1905 %; city
mills, Rio brands, extra. S6 0O@6 S5;' winter
D6 IS; spring straight. SIS 250p5 S.; bakers.
81 $500 10. Wheat quiet; No. red, on spot,
and month, 81 o6I<11 06Sz; Southern wheat
steady; Fultz, 81 0S@1 OF; Longberry, 81 05
Ol Us. Oorn-Southern steady, white at 7Sc;
yellow at 6T069c.
CINCINNATI, June 1S-F1our nominal; family
e. IS94 30; winter patent S. O0@5 IS; fancy
~ 7OGD4 3d. Wheat strong; No. 2 red 81 0S1S
Corn steady; No. mixed, 60c. Oats steady; No.
3mixed 45c. Provisions-Pork steady at S1I 90.
Lard quiet at So co. Bulk meats firm short
rios at $6 1216. Bacon firm; short clear
81 12lh., Hogs, common and light. 81 rs; pack
at 81 10.
ST: LOUIS, June 1s.-FIour quiet; family
VI ZOOS so; choice 81 00@4 20; fancy s. O50
10; extra fancy % go; patents 81 SS035 90.
The wheat market opened strong and l60pI4c
higher. but reports of clearing weather in the
southwest caused almost immediate weakness.
During the greater part of the session the ten
dency was down and fluctuations were confined
within narrow range; the close was
on B112sc from the opening No. 2, red
cash. 99I4c0S1 90; June delivery closed at C;
July delivery closed at 9O1sc; August delivery
closed at $780, September delivery closed
at CT December delivery closed at 9l5sc.
Corn-rhe rush to buy at the opening found
little for sale and resulted in about 1c advance
and for some time the market displayed
strength. Finally the market felt the weak
ness in wheat and there was a decline off 2Lkc.
closing at the bottom; No. 2 red cash 57JS
4oSc; June delivery closed at &C; July de-
livery closed at 5Sl6c; September delivery closed
| at 6l$4c. Oats steady and dull: Nc 2 cash
42lfc bid; July delivery closed at 35Skc; August
delivery closed closed at Bic. Bagging 5A@6Mc
Iron cotton ties 81 85@D1 20. Provisions steady
and dull-Pork. standard mess, at $40 62lS
Lard quiet; prime steam at IS 80. Dry sail
meats. boxed shoulders, at 81 s7lk; longs S6 49,
ribs, 80 25; short clear 90 8716. Bacon, boxed
shoulders, IS 3711; longs, 30 67L6; ribs, SO 75
snort clear 66716. Hams, $40 o001200. Whisky
steady at 81 Is.
NAVAL STORES.
New YoRK, June 1S, noon.-SDirits turpen-
tine inactive and steady at aSj41383ac Rosiu
quiet and easy at 81 451l an.
800 p. un.-Rosin quiet and steady; strained.
common to good 81 42l&G11 as. Turpentine quiet
and easy at SsA q ssl6c.
OaAsLssToN. June 10. = Spirits turpentine
steady at 3514c. Rosin firm: good strained
/ 81 as
WILMINGTON, June ls Spirits turpentine
firm at Doc. Rosin firm; strained 81 I7l6:
good strained 81 2s1f. Tar firm at 81 go. Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81 40; yellow dip So 40;
virgin 81 10.
NEW York. June 1s.-Rice steady and quiet
domestic, fair to extra, 506Mc; Japan
6e406c
Nsv ORLEANS. June i8.-Rice firm; ordi-
nary to prime 41S95ssc.
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Mems Mohair Coats and
Vests, all shades at SO, 81, SIS,
Sc; former prices 81, So, So, 81 so.
Mems Striped Flannel Coats
and Pants reduced to $40 and
$l2; formerly $13 so and SIG.
Mems White Flannel Suits,
$40 and $14; reduced from $13 80
and SIS.
Large line of Mems Linen
Suits in solid and fancy colors;
also Linen and Seersucker
Pants, White Duck and Elan
mel Pants, and any kind of
pants you can want at a
discount of rs per cent.
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LAUNCH-Wilmington, Del, June 16-The iron
str Fairfax, built at the Harlan & Holngsworth
Cos works for the Merchants and Miners
Transportation Co of Baltimore was finally
launched this morning. The first attempt to
launch the FairfoN was made on the 9th inst
but she refused TO move. The Fairfax is go
feet long between perpendiculars, 4a feet beam,
nodded 81 feet depth of hold
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NOTICE TO MARTNEps

Notices 10 mariners, pilot charts and all
nautical information will be furnished masters
of vessels free of charge at the United States
photographic Office in the Custom House.
Captains are requested TO call at the Office
LIEUT. + FL SHERMAN,
In charge photographic Station.
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sweet pOJAIOts- y UlIs1'' "I1Vo'' 10 %
PoULTRY-Market overstocked; demand very
light.
EeGs-Market steady, stock ample, demand
PEANuTs-Ample stock, demand light, prices
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none
in market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal.
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New York Fruit and Vegetable Market.
New York. June 18.-Patatoes selling, 81 90
as 90; cukes, 10000; tomatoes. Savannah.
81 00Gl1 so. Floridas, 75c9$1 25; melons, $50 90
G135 90: LeConte pears, So 0005 90 per barrel;
peaches. &c 00613 90. G. S. PALMER.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY.
SUH RISES. ...... ...-........,........... Abs
SUN SKTs- ..-s.........--.. 7:05
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. .4:55 A NJ 5:36 p M
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Gate City, Boston.
Bark Don Quixote lNorl, Rotterdam,
Brig Sagua. Philadelphia, 90
Schr John A Griffin, Wilmington, Del
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Bark Dagmar [Danl, sorensen, Hamburg
Hoist & Co. a. fI EN
Schr John A. Griffin. Woodland, Wilmington
Del-Jos A Roberts & Co.
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FRIDAY. June 10. 1870
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Birmingham, Berg. New
York-C G Anderson.
Bark creole [Itall, Rugiero Girgenti with
sulphur to order; vessel TO Chr G Dahl & Co.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and
way landings--W Gibson Manager.
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SPOKEN
MARITIME MISCELLANY

June Il, lat 50 N, long 1913. bark Industre
Ausl, Savannah, for Valencia
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P. P. P. A wonderful spring medicine; il
gives an appetite, it Invigorates and
Strengthens
P. P P. cures rheumatism and all pains in
side, back and shoulders, knees, hips,
wrists and joints.
P. P. P. cures syphilis in all it's various
stages, old ulcers, sores and kidney COM
plants.
P. P. p. cures catarrh, eczema, erysipelas.
all skin diseases and mercurial poison
ing.
P. p p cures dyspepsi q, chronic female COM
complaints and broken down constitu-
ton and lost manhood.
P P p The best blood purifier of the age.
Has made more permanent cures than
all other blood remedies-Ad
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamer Ethel, Carol, Cohen's Bluff and way
Idgs-W T Gibson, Manager. -
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The following we're the closing quotations of
the New York Stock Exchange:
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CLOTHING.
.SPE CIAL = BARGAIN
FOR THIS WEEK.

The ladies are having a picnic in the
dry goods line, and we are determined
that the men shall fare likewise. So here
goes for THIS WEEK ONLY.
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Artists Materials. all kinds, at N. 7. Tay-
lo'r 1876 York street-Ad.
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NAvAL STORKS-The market Tor spIrits tur-
bentiue was quite firm at the advance. There
was a good, steady inquiry, while offerings
we're moderate. The sales during the dav
were 756 casks, at 351<c for regulars. At the
Board of Trade on the opening call the market
was reported firm, at 3516c for regulars.
Al the second call it closed firm at 35I6c
for regulars. Rosin-The market continues
firm, with a good demand. The total sales dur
i1g the day were 1868 barrels. At the Board of
Trade on the first call the market was reported
firm, with sales of 1910 barrels at the following
quotations: A b, G. D and E, 81 25; F, ST. so;
g. 81 As; H, 81 90; 1, SO 10; K, So 40; NJ, So 60;
n, 50 S.; window glass, 50 95; water white,
il5. At the last call it closed firm and un-
changed, with further sales of 92S barrels.
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Bathing suits. gymnasium suits and shoes,
at LaFar's.-Ad.s
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Mems Neglige, Puff and Silk
Shirts, in all styles and colors,
we will sell at a reduction of 10
to % per cent. We carry the
largest line of these goods in
this city. Our 75c. and 81
shirts have never been equaled.
Children's Linen Suits at
81 rs, reduced from 81 rs.
Mems Gauze Undershirts re-
duced to 25c.
White Jeans Drawers, Csc;
these goods are sold every
where at 40c. and SOC.
Straw Hats at a sacrifice.
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OFFICE MORNING NEWS,

R1cE.-The market was quiet but steady and
and unchanged. The sales for the day
we're only re barrels. The following are
|the official quotations of the Board of Trade.
Small job lots are held 1s@14c higher
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A BIZ to Set Aside q Deed.

Annie King, by J. H. Vaudeville, has filed a
bill against W. +. Salter, Galen F. Green and
II. N. Baker and their wives to have certain
deeds affecting her property Qots to 8 and
to 8. square 943) set aside for fraud, &c. She
states that the property was conveyed to her
husband in 1863. and they lived in undisputed
possession on it till June IA. 1890, when her
husband died. She states that A y. Lindsey
drafted power of attorney to W. F. Salter for
him to sign. and he was to secure quit claims
from the heirs, and he (Salter) represented
that he could procure about $1,000 for her
and in January last came to her and induced
her to sign q paper which she believed was
power of attorney or deed Of trust on which to
secure the money, and she now discovers she
quit claimed the property to him. She states
further that a stranger was with Salter at the
time. and on signing the paper gave her four
$100 bills, and Salter took one of the bills
and paid a bill with S25, returning s75; that
he paid to heirs goo, and to Henry Hurley.
compartments brother, s4 he had advanced for
funeral expenses, and this is all she has ever
received from the property. She states that
Green claims to have had q tax title to the
property, and Baker claims to own the premises
and has given her notice to quit. She therefore
prays as above.
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Army Ortierx.

Capt Ralph W. Hoyt, eleventh infantry. will
visit the camp Of the Vermont National Guard
at Bennington, VT, where he will take station
during the month Of August. 1891, for the pur-
pose Of inspecting the troops taking part in the
encampment and on the completion Of his duty
viii return to his proper station Second Lieut.
Samuel ID. Sturgis, FIRST artillery, is relieved
from duty at the Us. Military Academy.
West Point, MY, to take effect August %
1891, and will then proceed to ST. Louis, Mo-.
and report in person to Brig Gen. Welsey Mer-
rift, commanding department of the Missouri,
for duty aid-de-camp on his staff. Capt
George McCreery, assistant surgeon, is relieved
from duty at Fort Clark, Tex. and will report
in person to the commanding officer at Fort
Nclntosh, Tex, for duty at that post
Leave Of absence for two months to take
effect on or about June %, 1891, Is granted
Second Lieutenant John I. Haines, firth cav
airy.
The following changes in the station Of Off
GERS Of the pay department are ordered. to take
effect a. soon as practicable after the compile
ton Of the payments on the muster rolls Of
May 81, 1891:
Major De Witt c. Poole, paymaster, is re-
heyed from duty at San Antonio, Texas, and
will proceed TO Cincinnati, Ohio, take station
there and relieve Major John S. witcher, pay
master.
Major witcher, on being relieved BY Major
Poole, viii proceed TO Salt Lake City, Utah ter
ritory, take station there and relieve Major
VIM z Creary.
Major Creary, on being relieved by Major
Witcher, will proceed to San Antonio, Texas
and take station there.
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Deserving Of support.



BEKRYvILLE, CLARKE COUNTY VA,
May 20, 1891.
Win you permit an old artist and a subscriber
to your admirable journal to offer few re-
marks to your Washington readers apropos the
approaching "Choral Society" benefit to be
given at the Academy of Music. Wednesday
evening, May "a, 1891. The good people of
Washington owe it even more to themselves
than to the Choral Society to to it that it has
q substantial benefit on the 9th instant
ProverbiAl the citizens of Washington are
for their liberal patronage of the visiting
musical organizations which annually cater to
their love Of good music, expanding very large
sums most creditably to themselves and bene-
fcially to the advancement of art in the CAPT.
tai, yet your local and most meritorious must
cal organizations deserve even greater en-
couragement and support in view Of their per-
manent and regular efforts to foster and cult
yate the divine art in your beautiful city, also
because the money so expended remains with
you and is spent in the city and not taken away.
j trust that my lifelong devotion to art and to
your city, where l have sojourned on and of
for many happy years, will warrant the forego-
ing remarks Yours truly, LEO: WHEAT
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The Aassachusetts house Of representative
On Tuesday morning passed the resolution ap-
propriatang $4,000 for the worlds fair.
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The Deaf win he Glad n. i. Coming.

Mr.. r. A Wales Of Bridgeport. Conn., whose In
vention for the relief Of deafness has attracted
such widespread attention in this country and
Enrope. viii Do a. The National Hotel saturday Of
tnis week
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L'OR RENT-UNFURNISHED.
laos Corcoran St Or. $4 :}OI Wash circle Tor $50
i3i5 Corcoran ST. llr 40 IA Union pi.........s
49, 1hlon ST. or l2:O LII st NV, 1T. 20
ILL., ~ ST NV. 6r. -. L.. 80
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kNOR RENT-s50. 1909 q ST. NV, DESIRABLE
residence; 9rooms and bath; all modern Improve
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w oopsrpE

w OODSIDE
Lies bstween the Metropolitan brunch and the IN a.
pike. the lroad on the and the pike on
The east slOping toward both. The drainage II
celent good and easily obfzinAble The subdi-
vision N eight miles iron Washington and the only
the branch which fronts the pike. Therears
ten houses the subdivision and are 20 b.
built AZ once. The Rock Creek National Park a. sur
yeyed. extends 20 point oplosse the soutbern end OF
this Subdivision and 10 the west Of about
Of mile. Executive avenue extended form the
eastern boundary Il the National lark and viii con-
city 20 the svbdiyielon-
Lots Tor rHle on easy terms ana lowsr than IN -
other subdivision q similar sdvantar~s-
For plata 80 p&rtacuisrs Apply 20
~ D. LEIGHTON, Owns.
sp11-3m 49, LouiasAna ave- = q.
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FOR SALE HOUSES.

Lon sAi.E-sEyrN-Ro Two-sToRY BAY.
window brick. n ieei wide nod hnIs fruntins
Msss-elHset;s ave h~ lo; run. 70 sO-ioo, alley and
rScs q 90 h''1'i IsN hRS, sS d ,Ss -isos
mstAsw Cor. l.Hh aud % sfs.
EoR sALE OR ENCHANGE FoR LOIS. SEVERAL
new lress birch houses m northwest. from s2.ooO
myaeim cHARLrs EARLY oa I4,h 81, No.
Il 2'2o Popular st.4rfr 1872 3Osh OF. lor b. m.
las ss6s :; 500 imp o 20
$50 81 s. = IT i SO i iSis sS an I, e. + S r 600
81: 81 s,. " .l.so m.i O. SO
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N.Y. g a. FICkIING. 1874 Ssd -.
EoR SALE ACkER 81. BFTNEFN aiH AND
.th n ~ vers dssirshle house, aud lots Ssry clsap
ar5si 5. II, MIikLK az :s' iSui.iana ave-.
LNOR sALE-HOUSE sl2 SIN 81 NJ tI.IT
all m two lott. fsii Ssh hst as r,,,s s.L - f' .,
and herlics: rrice rcasonShie. lrauire prcmi--s
EoR sALE-AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS cor.
= nss on 2isi - n,ns r".ns story aud cellar RAT
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4 s,rshl. dwelling. with --latest ccnN"n,ence~, Nell
ton best oonsfrnclUp frsi and sscnd hours finished
IN SuArt.ted oAA And uiAAueanN. handsomely des'o-
indres radiation. elsSirie sHs lighting. 1NIkh q
kUIhERfokD 1890 Fst. nv. arli-6~'
l'oR sALE-laS 18TH ST. Nw,s ROOMS
- and cellar in splendld condition and barrain a.
$500. T. X. BROOks. Gl6 l:,th 81 nv. nay its-a
EoR sAiE-FoUR HOUSES, WITH SIX ROOMS
each All new y Iai+red, ~ithsss and ~Hier in th.
fod Part 81 soutLNe-t. 4 or INV and apply
hENhh MEA aol IN 81. cor Esw mylB.a
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3. cr y u aN ANA nv, l2r. ~ closets. ~. Isl
3stST NIX s's nr Y -; noo'ns hath 800
Sstk hr J. ave, near n. q rooms =. 3. 40
EST aud cit Ia. Nd. ave. 18th q. :. so
CUISINES Irorerty ri w W p. S,' 3
3-si y and ar br ;Eh near Mass az n " .slRsl
Sc cor. 18th and NJ ste. Iusln.ss CORNER - go
~ n ". let lsth and 18TH. 8 sly ssr - =. 1n
e,h s. NV near 4. rent 81. y; a hath. $50
bet hh ana lrh .Anstl 3sty Al. a. s:li. IL 10
mylo T. KAISER. Room 4. Atlantic building.
LOk sAlE-s25 CASH, s25 MONTHLY NEw
= Sott-Re, 10TH 81 ~ lsiween and D rsouis.
GREETED CELLAR Convenient % ,ars and h-riic..
EASIEkDAl MAIIERY.
myl6lm ns4 81, lACinc building.
Ion sAlE-AN s-kooM BHICk BOUsE ON n
Il 81 ne. bet 81 aud An. Lot ~ by la0 Gl,.ap Al
s3Jn 1. H. BkoOkS. Cl1 l.th ~. a. ". nly lti-n
L'OR sALE-CASH PAYMENT $500 AND SMALL,
monthly rayments-a modern 2-story aud has,
nent brick dHellins cuntaining roms aud bath
Tenn. ave. price only s3.Obl "a. 30 ThIFK A
RI rHEkFdltD:.I:Os = 81. nv. n.yi1sa
LNOR sALE-PROPERTY ON l4TH ST NV
IL slo.oOu. STORIES hirh Il rOonss This property
Ness house. We have a suggestion and .Stin.at. n
cost and can also tell you what rent likely b,
TYLER q kUIHEkFukn.
myloSt 1876 -. a.