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tx 7 RI,
2 O'CLOCK.
But ONE TUNNEL BILL NOW.
Assemblyman Byrne Accepts the
Sulzer Bill Provisions.
Chauncey Depew a Witness Before
tho Grand Jury To-Day.
ESPECIAL TO TIE EVENING WORLD,

ALBANY. March 8o.-The biIl To marc a,te
the Fuurtb Ayenue Tunnel vii, con,e nm o,a,n
before the Lev,s,ature this evsn,no wn.n q,
will 20 to the Railroad Comm,ttee.
Assemblyman suIzer and Asssmh,vmar
Byrne have come to an am,cab,e p,ders,ord
ing. and the provis,ons of the sulzer hi, viii
be substitu,ed ,or ,hose NJ Mr. k,rno
In nm in,erv,.w Air Rvrpe said. 81 nm mar
fcc,,v satisfied n have tho nrov,.,ors -, ,,.
sulzer hin snbst,,nted ,or ,nos. -, nr o,,,
becau,e nv desire ia that The Fopr,h Avenue
Tuune, he ventilated and rubted. Tba necas-
s,,v for I'M. wa vorv arn.r.,, n ~. an !. .rn
inc ot the acc,dan, and mi. v.e n,v on,, 700
son for in,roduc,no hill
..tam convinced ,,., =, Ia oh. ,os,.. =, ,,.
,.on,. n, N.v yor. ,,a, ~. pa..,s -
,nnna, h. MAD. s.,o .na -,,,. - -
.,, ,o,oo,,I.,. ,,,.,-, -, -.
GU, eon.ee''ou' 'uiou8n WHICH suon re-
su,' nay Oe orouen' ABOUT hny one VINO
""' Huu'h 'h'ous" 'hc tunnei as oiten
n"'e oouiu no' iah 70 DC aware
Vi '"e esukei 'na' turks In II a' AL umes' ana
Nv Iessi"'oi "a'iuk VAC in'efes' Oh 'ne peopIe
"e"'s e"ou'u iot one moment hesis'e IN
eupp"ihns 'he ineasure' wnich Is Simply LOT
'ne peopie saie'y anu no'nins eise'
ns'' '"io" my u'host euuea'or to"aros
'u "a' aoon oe'oiuo ia"
ine 'ae. nat INC "isnu Jury "h'cn mas
"een 'n'es'iEa'inR 'he rour'n avenue tunhei
u'sa''oi VI feo' - III WINCH SIX people i'S'
'"'" .'ee, was ooou' " oo'hPle'e is iaoorh'
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To Parallel IA reap.yIvapla Line.

SPRrNGFIELp. o. March 30. A company
has been organized at Gallon, o.. wh.c pro-
poses to parallel the Pttsburg. Fort Wayne
h Chicago Railroad from Pitt,burg TO Chi
csgo. The road Is to bs built on an air line
ami it IL sSii the capital will be forthcoming
as sooh as the project is IN shape. The
officers of the company are: President, John
Lee; e-Preeldent, h. {. CorGarl; Secre-
tary, Jacob Mb!et; Treasurer, NJ. Deal;
Directors. A. {, Squires, +. II. keAn, Jacob
MDlet, II. {. CnrhHrt, NJ. Deal and John
Lee; Executive Commttee, ". j. {. Boyle,
John Lee, A. {. ) Tres. Ii. {. Corhart +.
h, Mean.
The roal wiz art at Bowerstown on the
Panhandle aD' ruu West through New Phil
adeI! MA, Gahon. Bucyrus AMI lima to Fort
Wayne. IL IS proposed to run branch from
Kucyrus Oh direct line 10 Lafayette. Ind.
thence. through lAriS, ILL.,, To 81. LOUIS,
IL " i'll be seventh nve miles shorter than the
Fort Wayne route between llttsbVrg aud
Chicago. The e~ident. John Lee, is well
h own in railroad circles lie is very
wealthy and II a practical railroad builder
The gam IN time between iittsburg and
Chicago vii! be an important feature OF the
road.
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SUICIDE AT EIGHTEEN.
Frank Krause, a Bright Student,
Hanged Himself to a Door.

Hanged Himself to a Door.
Tired OF life at eighteen, Frank Krausc,
who lived with his father at S43 East sixty
ninth street, committed suicide yesterday by
hanging himself from the top Of the kitchen
door.
What caused the boy 10 end his existence Is
mystery TO the rather. lie was the latter
sad, a sufferer from chronic cArarrh, and was
Al unes morose aud melancholy.
Frank WAS a lad Of great promise, beng very
siutlous He graduated from Prof. Felix
AdleFs school OF Ethical Culture, and WAS
aIieUdhg school Tor the advancement OF
architecture ami building.
Inc boys mind was continually occupied
Wien not attending school or his studies ne
spent MS leisure nuurs In The mice OF Henry
Mrs'phal, builder, OF $50 East FIfty third
street
The boys mother is an inmate NJ the insane
asylum on Rtndairs l.!aud, where she has
neeD conunei Tor eleven wears. sac had al
tempted to commit suicide Oy Jumping OF tue
Harlem River Bridge.
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THE RED FLAG IN BOSTON.
Celebrate tho Anniversary
of the Paris commune.

ESPECIAL TO THE WORLD. ]
BosToN, March o9.-The red flag of an
archy waved over the stage at Paine Hail
tonight. The occasion was the anniver-
sary OF the Paris Commune and about five
hundred members OF the International
Worhngmen's Alliance. Boston group.
were present.
John Most spoke in German and among
other things said; I'VE pay our tribute to
the unknown heroes of the Paris Commune.
The crv OF 'VIve la Commune' did
not die away with the fall OF the
cIv nj the proletAriAt III all countries. II
A. y one studies the social conditions OF the
day, lie will discover that the unknown are
gathering from Moscow 70 San FRANCISCO,
Iim Quinn, OF New York, followed IN sub
stantiAlly the same elm.
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MILLER FULL OF FIGHT.
The Bloomfield Saioonist Threatens TO
shoot tho CrusRderS.

TFF1N. o.. March 29.-William Miller,
the Bloomville saloon-k keeper whose prem
ises and stock were destroyed by crusaders
on Thursday, as related III THE WORLD,
opened up with new stock in another To-
cation yesterday.
Last night eleven men and thirteen women
visited the saloon again, severely assaulted
MilIer. and his iarkeeEer and drove them
ont OF the village. The local Methodist
=. Miller is here Buying arms aud Rmmuni-
tion and declares his intention to return to
liloomvile tomorrow and do some shooting
u moiested again. A serious result ls eX-
pected.
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Pool selling ut Loul-vIIle.

First tRaee.-wyndh1m. Sl5; Bedotts hlly and
Bo lice. SO each Adolph II ana Lutte BssG 50
each: Kentucky Ban and GrApeshot, 81 each
second Race. -TrinRle. Sl5; Little Sandy, $40;
Miss Fox, S4i Ella Lakeland hlly aud O'Kely. ~
Third Race. -Endurer, $50; Red Elm. $40;
serVlA SO Dixie and ColdstreAm. "a each Mol.ie
Fourth RAce-Perlid So5 Glostsr. $50; Deer
Lodge. 8l5; FitEroy, $40 Lemon, So; sir George
Filth RaSe,Vengeur. -sl5i st. Paris sl2;
"a sach; CorteL, 81; others S2 each.
sixth Race Bohemian, s 10 Planter, Sl2 Count
Luna SlO; Pinkis n, LAndseer and Ozone, SC
each; Jack Bachelor, So Doodle and GsrmAnic.
"a each Marsh Redon, S3 others, 81 each.
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T6TIIIAL TO THE WVNIUI
CHIcAuo. March 60. Pat Rooney. the
irish actor, refused to pay judgment for
200 obtained by Thomas Il Wyle, New
York ,printers, on tho ground that his wife
owned tho show and he couldn't pay II, but
after he had spent Saturday night in iAil ho
.LonGht Oetter of 1t. This morning he sent
,or r ~ wte who paid the claim and secured
Ills discharge.
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POINTERS ON The RACES.
Tipsters' Opinions on the Various
Winners To-Day.
Programme Of the Several Events
to BE Decided.

The programme at Guttenburg fer to-dayJ
races IL fully up to the average aud the mild
weather will PROBABLY draw q large crowd 10
the track. The two-year-old race, at three
furlongs, contains no less than thirteen entries.
and It should result in q brilliant contest. The
fourth event. in which Glostsr, Perlid, Deer
Lodge ana Lemon meet, should also prove .
good race.
The programme starts with dash for maid
ena Colderwood 10 the writer's selection,
Notwithstanding his last attempt was q dissp-
pointment, after the good race be run on mis-
brst a,t.mp. The Elizabeth nliy ran Il good
rave on her nrst appearance, and she NAV be
second. Bodice may be third.
The second race 10 at three furlonRs. The
two-year-olds entered seem an exceptionally
good lot, and with the exception OF one or
two all have performed In public. When
Tringls and Little sandy last met the latter
gave the former six pounds. To-day three
pounds is Tringle's allowance, and with o good
husting boy like Marty Bergen up Little
sandy should about win, TrinRle may DO Sec
ond. AZrael, q Forester Dliy, Is reported to
have worked very fast. and may be ahrd.
the third race is a uve-furlong dash. En-
deavor is so good now that 1t Ii hard to see how
he can be beaten, and he should win easily to-
day. Gracie N. may be second and Dixie should
beat the others.
The fourth race Is q hard one to pick q
winner from. 1t 10 at seven furlongs, and
Deer Lodge, Gloster and Perlid all look like
good things. Deer Lodge, however, 10 the
writer's choice. He carried III pounds and
just cantered in his race the other day, and he
should be able to 20 the extra furlong to-day.
Perlid may beat Gloster for the place.
The nfth race Ia at mile. After Vengeurs
good performance with Churchill CLARK the
other day it looks useless TO look beyond him
for tho winner, ST. Paris may be second and
Harry Ireland ought to beat the others.
The sixth race, at seven furlongs, may 60 to
Bohe enian. His race at seven furlongs In
]. 3OA, with 1913 pounds up, was a nrst-class
performance, and with nine pounds OF to-day
he should win rather hsndily. Jack Batchelor
msy be second and Doodle should beat the
others.
Referee Ia the Sporting World makes these
selections:
First Race-Wyndham, Grapeshot.
Second Race-Teutonic, Little sandy.
Third Race-Endurer, Dixie.
Fourth Race-Perlid, Gioster.
Fifth Race-VenHeur, Harry ireland.
sixth Race-Boodie, Count Luna.
From Other Morning Papers.
First Race-Eiizabeth nlly, Freezer.
Second Race-Azraei, Tringle.
Third Rtce-Mollie ", Endurer.
Fourth Race-perid, Deer Lodge.
Finn Race--Vengeur, st. Paris
sixth Race-Ozone, Marsh Redon.
First Race-Bodice, Adolph IL
Second Race-1rlngle, Ella Lakeland nlly.
Third kac, -Enduter, d. xie.
Fourth Race-Derr Lodge, Perlid.
Fifth RIce-Vengeur, Harry Ireland.
sixth Race-Count Luna, Bohemian.
First Race-Botlce, Grapeshot
Second Race-Little Sanuy, Tringle.
Tnird Race -Endurer, Red Elm.
Fou:th Race-G oster, Perlid.
Filth Race-Vengeur, ST. Paris
sixth Race Count LuIa, Bohemian.
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MOURNING FOR Or. CROSBY.
Arrangements Completed for the Fu-
neral at His Church Tomorrow.
Last Hours OF the Dying Pastor-His
End Like Gen. Sherman's,

There was heavy drapery OF Grape upon
the door Of the brown-stone house at lis East
Nineteenth street this morning. The curtains
In the windows we're all closely drawn, ana
two policemen solemn'y patrolled the sidewa ak
In front OF the dwelling.
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BATHGATE SKELETON AGAIN.
The Death of Alexander and DR..
James Revives It.
Probability OF q Fight Over the Old
Homestead.


The deaths by pneumonia within three weeks
OF Margare. Ann Bs'hgste, DR.. James Bath
gate and Alexan Ter Bathgste, and the immi-
nent ex'ermination OF this famous family
owing TO the dangerous Illness OF Mrs. Jane
Beck, the last survivor, recalls the story known
three years ago as the Batngate Skeleton"
The BathPste skeleton revealed itself In the
form oia young woman who called herself
Matilda Bathgate, claiming to be the un-
recognized daughter OF Bachelor Alexander
Ba,hgste and an lrishwomsn who, many
years ago, was Q servant In the home OF these
famous people
The death Of the Bathgaets leaves an estate
valued at half million dollars, and the young
woman, though she abandoned her efforts TO
obtain recognition in 1888, will now revive her
claim and demand share In the estate.
The Bathgstes lived for half a ce utury. each
in siugle blrssedhess, In the great, old-fasn-
toned homestepd At one Hundred and Seventy
nrst street and Third avenue, In what "a known
as Central MorrisaniA
Miss Margaret Ann Bathqate died OF pneu-
monia March s, and her two brothers, Alexan-
der Bathgate and DR.. James Bathgate, who
were In apparently good health then, died
FTludy last only rev minutes apart, AIter an
illness OF only nine days.
Jane Batngale Beck, the widow Of W.
j. Beck, who had come over from her
home In Boston avenue. West Farms,
10 nurse her brothers, was stricken down las,
week and was 80 very III that the Knowledge
Of the death OF her brothers was kept from her
and they were buried yesterday in the old ST.
AIMS Cnurchyard, ST. AIMS avenue and One
Hunared and Fortietn street.
The widow Beck's life la also despa,red of,
and her death would complete the history OF
the family, which sprung from worthy Scotch
pr.shv,.,,an ,o,pis Chs,,as and Ma, pa,h-
Ooup'e' S""e' en1 ".'' DA''-
gaze. VINO came 10 lhle country early In tne
century aud became tenants of Gouyerneur
Norr,. on ths Mor,,. p,ts,t ws., F.rms
y. 'Ao '
Bathgate aVenne was named after them
They had ak children. John and Charles, long
.,,. a..,.n n, -. n.x.n,o, - ~.
, D' o' n,. o4u' nv"
Mrs BECK, anu Margaret Ann, VINO died
March s.
7, 1910 ,,..a o,u,r., no,.,, ,,o fo,. hr,
u 4''o 'nese 'uluten ooukn' 'ne ioui nup-
dred-acre farm. which for nearly half GEN.
tury mas been known az the BatbRate Home
go, M. TO-, no. ho,,,., ~, ,h. NJ.
''eao' ine '"in was oouuueu W 'ue "oiii'
patent line on tue east, by Millbrook on the
ves,. the Jordan 1. Mott property on the
a,s .,, o. u,,,ro, a., S...,, .,x,,
'o1'" ""u Wv N " "'sN'
street on the north.
pi.ces have been sold from the Bathpate es.
,.,. ,,or, ,,,,. 10 ,,u,. ,,, 49,, .....,.
'a'o run 'iihe W ''he' o'' A'ou' seventy
acres OF very valuable land remains, and 1t Is
worth $500 OOl
m. hons. IL . ,roo. ola ,,s,to,o, ,ro.,
Inc house IN gfta', oiu-iasuloneu oroao-
d0med, big-wlndowed mansion at Third ave-
-. -, ,H ,,.
"uiiouuueu W eohu e'one wall 'S 'nnao-
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ARRESTED AFTER THEIR DRIVE.
Three society Young Women Charged
with IIOrzr-SIeRIinG.

MATAwAN. Nj. March 20. Considerable
excitement was created here Yesterday by the
arrest of three young women, well known to
society PEOPLE upon charge of stealing q
horse and wagon, frank MeinZer made his
who lives some distance from this Place on
recent moonlight night, intending To take
her ont for Au evenings drive. lie left his
horse standing IN front OF the house. and
while he was inside Emma Kelley. Jennie
Carroll and frankie sherman drove on with
il. MeinEinGer went before Justice OF the
the three young women. who were arrested
by Constable pisbroN. Bail Was given for
their appearance before the Grand Jury,
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Death on a Dummy Train.

BlRMINouAM, Ala, Mach % The en-
Gine OF an outgoing Ensley city dummy train
jumped the track near the Thomas Furnace
this afternoon. killing Bou Taylor, col
ored pAssen er, aud probably fatally crush
ing Engineer 4, :. Wgrby. Fireman VIM.
Atkins Was scAldtd, Mrs. Ramsey had her
back wrenched and Two others were slightly
Injured.
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A..eubl,mnn arundnss Dead.

ALBANY, N. y. March 30. O.-AssemblymAn
GrattAn RrundAge, who represented tile
First Steuben District, died this afternoon
in this city. The deceased was taken i'll n
few weeks ago with typhoid fever and pneu-
monia, He was q Republican.
The evening world., 1891-03-30

Jacob Hon, a shoe dealer OF 80 Orchard
street, this morning asked the police 20 look
for his three-year-old daughter. Mnlie Hon,
who disappeared from ner home yesterday.
She had on a red dress, dark calico apron. hut
toned shoes aud nAd Unnamed eyea
The evening world., 1891-03-30
SEVENTY FUNERALS ON EASTER,
The Grip Telling Terribly on Human
Lives in Pittsburg.
lsPTcIAL To THr EVENING WORLD

PlrTSBUkd, March 5N -TheTe were beVenly
funerals in PitIsburg yesterday and to-days
list Is somewhat larger. Tue majority OF the
lead were Victims OF the grip aud kindred all
mentk
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Table d Hots dinners. 8 TO 2. NJ. One dollar. =
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"Y. ~ -" stick ILcSrice Has
ior years me ulAinsl its sIosllense, DruEGStG -
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First Race-BotIce, Grapeshot
Second Race-Little Sandy, Tringle.
Tnird Race-Endurer, Red Elm.
Fou:th Race-G oster, Perlid.
Filth Race-Vengeur, st. Paris.
sixth Race Count Luna, Bohemian.
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From Other Morning Papers.

First Race-Elizabeth nlly, Freezer.
Second Race-AZraei, Tringle.
Third Rtce-Mollie ", Endurer.
Fourth Race-perlii, Deer Lodge.
Finn Race-Vengeur, st. Paris
sixth Race-Ozone, Marsh Redon.
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First Race-Bodice, Adolph IL
Second Race-TringIe, Ella Lakeland nlly.
Third kao, -Enduter, u. xie.
Fourth Race-Derr Lodge, Perlid.
Fifth X RIce-vengeur, Harry Ireland.
sixth Race-Count Luna, Bohemian.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-23

Snaboy array OF SECOND. nand garments
we're to be dimly perceived strung up for
show on pieces of coarse Irvine, 1t was
one of those dirty dens where sailors re-
turning from long voyages frequently
go to dispose of the various trifles they
have picked up in foreign countries, so
that among the forlorn specimens OF
secondhand wearing apparel many
quaint and curious objects were to be
seen, such as shells, branches of rough
coral, strings of beads, cups and dishes
carved out of cocoanut, dried gourds,
horns of animals, fans, stuffed para
keets, and old coins-while groteSque
wooden idol peered hideously forth from
between the stretched-out portions of
pair of old nankeen trousers, as though
surveying the miscellaneous collection
in idiotic amaZement. An ageO man sat
smoking at the open door of this promis-
ing habitation-a true specimen Of Ne
apolitan grown old. The skin of his
face was like piece of brown parch-
ment scored all over with deep burrows
and wrinkles, as though time disapprov-
ing Of the history he had himself penned
upon il, had scratched over and blotted
out all records, so that no one should
henceforth be able TO read whSS had
once been clear writing. The only ami
nation left in him seemed to have con-
centrated itself in his eyes, which were
black and bead-like, and roved hither
and thither with glance of everest
less and ever-suSpiCouS inquiry. he
saw me coming towards him, but he
pretended to be absorbed in profound
study of the patch of blue sky that
cleaned between the cloSely-leaning
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-23
oh, WHAT A COUGH.

Will you heed the warning. The signal
perhaps of the sure approach of that
more terrible disease Consumption. Ask
yourselves if you can afford for the sake
Of saving SOC, TO run the risk and do
nothing for it, We know from experience
that ShilOh's Cure will cure your cough.
II never fails. This explains why more
than a million bottles were sold the past
year. 1t relieves Group and whoop-
ing cough at once. Mothers do rot be
without it. For lame back, side or chest
use Shiloh'S Porous Plaster. Sold by
AdOl DreiSS. 3-2S-eod
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-23
GOOD LOOKS,

Good looks are more than skin deep, g
pending upon healthy condition of al
the vital organs. If the liver be inactive
you have Bilious Look. if your stomach
be diSordered you have Dyspeptic Look
Punched look. Secure good health and
you will have good looks. Electric Bit
tiers is the great Alternative and Tonic acts
directly on these vital organs. Cures
Pimples, Blotches, Boils and gives a good
complexion. Sold at Dreiss, Thompson &
Co.'S drug store, SOC per bottle. 5-11-1m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-23
Miscellaneous Notices.
Notice 10 Debtors and Creditors

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
COUNTY OF BEXAR.
To all persons indebted to or holding
claims against the estate Of Judy Burton,
deceased:
The undersigned having been duly APP
pointed administrator of the estate of
Judy Burton. late of said Bexar county,
deceased, by 5. w. McAllster, County
Judge of the county court of said county,
on the oath day of March, A. D. 1891,
during a regular term thereof, hereby
notifies all persons indebted 10 said estate
to come forward and make settlement,
and those having claims against said es-
tate to present them to him at his resi-
dence. in the city of San Antonio, Bexar
county, Texas, where he receives his
mail.
Witness my hand, this oath day of April,
A. D.. 1891. J. r. DAVIS,
Administrator of the estate of Judy
Burton, deceased.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-23
Full Measure, Full Weight.

Is the motto of the Sunset Wood Yard,
where you can get the best quality of dry
stove and fireplace wood, sawed and split,
and the finest quality of coal. Office and
yard, corner Austin and Lamar streets.
Telephone No 81, and your order will re-
ceive prompt attention. Sill I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-23
NaTuRE'S.WONDER.

The only substance known that will
prevent tendency to Wrinkles or Ageing
of the skin. Preserves the tone, life and
transparent glow of youth. Prevents
whitening of the skin, drying up of the
flesh. soc and Sl.OO at druggists, large
size prepaid by express for s1.0O. E. s.
Wells Jersey City n J. (6)
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-23

ROUGH ON TOOTHACHE. Instant
relief l5c. ROUGH ON CORNS. Liquid
l5c. Salye Zoe.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-15
WInANS & ALLEN
Grand alien Real Estate EAehsRge
ROOMS AND ! TOWER BLOCK.
'PHONE SEQ.
Houses and Lots For Sale or ENohange.

Houses ah0 LOIS Y OF oaie OF lAehahSt.
II YEN have toass OF lot which dent salt
sea and sea sAat L. trade. cali and see a.
We have honses sna lois Snd vacant lots Ter
BRIDGE Fl. = tbe ~laest street N The eits
running east aud Nesf. and theTt arc ~
SALOONS ON THE HILL We drove the
laSf one out last week
I.OR sou 10 slgo8 We can sch you q house on
the east OF vest side and give sou = good
bargain.
SosO,n WILL buy q house And lot on Ninth
%-opp ave which rents Tor 81 a taonth-
| ARGE lot on UniOn-st. nerth Of Thomas
I OF sOsis2 and alley for soc ana We will fur
- nish yoa plans Tor any Kind Of a hoUse yea
desire IA tie bargain.
sl7oo viii buy a. sroom house on scribner
Easy terms
sl7oo Tor sroom house; modern improve
ment. ON 1rowbridge ST.. near Colt ave Terms
easy.
ssoo0. new modern T-room house on First 81
nice neighborhoods wall and cistern, lot an
l6o. corner.
sia0. room house. Center ST. cor First Com.
stock add; well and cisterns great bargain
for some one.
5000 old house. elegant lot 5onlao and alley
nice neighborhood; on the hill.
s5sD viii buy new Groom house on Second
ave; all modern Improvements one OF the
incest localities In the city.
sla1. new modern ll-room house. east front
on Henry ~.
sl2i0 for large lot on Union ST.
sl40n. $3.50 and sI610. s nice lots on Prospect
ST me locality
rs feet on East Bridge. corner. at a bargain.
residence only.
What have you got 10 trade for 7-room
house cor curtis and Norlh-ayr.. al sl>upg
We Will take span of young horses and rig
piow and larm implements BE sure and see
Us before you buy.
We have one house and lot which We can
sell cheaper than the cost Of lot and building
material. Ii don't pay 10 wall when you can
buy at the price.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-15
$1,000 CASH

HOTEL in South Grand Rapids Just outside
IL If city limits; new building; newly fur
nished for sale or rent with furniture; on a
good main road within - rods of depot, also II
good local trade.
. HOUSES and lots. also 81 vacant lots for
- sale on long time exchange for farm
or personal properly.
AND a i0acre Farm 10 exchange for good
"A house and lot in south or east portion OF
city.
E0llR tenement bricx block. lot 50 feet 'front.'
on North Ottawa. 10 exchange for a good
improved farm or Detroit city property
BUSINESS BLOCK. 4Ixloo feet. on 91l Hall st.
~ for sale AT a bargain.
Z HOUSES and lots on Colt ave. to trade for
- giltedge farm within ~ 10 II miles OF city.
81 ACRES improved land. 20 miles southeast
W OF city; A No. buildings. banked barn.
acres orchard. all kinds small fruit, well
fenced. under good cultivation. to exchange
for city property, or 80 or 40 acres near city,
HOTEL in Big Rapids. all FURNISHED To ex-
II change for property in city or farm.
90 ACRE farm 3 miles southwest of Reed
W City. nearly all improved; good fences.
etc; free OF all incumbrance; to exchange for
1'EN- ROOM house and lot. ~ Lagrave-st has
l. good cellar. heated by furnace lighted by
gas. and has splendid barn; lot 50xlZ5 with
90 ACRES of land. Il mile north and 2 miles
% east Of city. to exchange for city prop
Oh ACRES. mile north OF city limits. on
~ Alpine-gravel road-for sale; a desira-
bic tract for plating.
n ACRES. ll9 miles south of Hall-st.. for
Ct sale or trade Tor city property.
VACANT LOTS in the city and suburbs for
HOUSE AND LOT on South Lafayette-st. for
IL sale or trade.
10 ACRES gardening land, miles south Of
AZ city. TO exchange Tor city property.
MONEY TO loan on real estate and chattels.
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