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New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
4 LCSTY CIPrlYH WANTS TO BE RETIRED

Captain Edward II. Carpenter. OF the Thirty sixth
Precinct, otherwise the steamboat Patrol hah sent
In his application for retirement In view OF the
blsCkmardng scandals which have recently brought
the Patrol squad into such unpleasant notoriety.
Captain Carpenters retirement had been pretty gen
orally expected. The captain bases hts action the
clause which entities him ~ retirement hafpay
after twenty years service. But Captain Carpen-
ter b neither Old nor decrepit., On the contrary,
he Is one Of the tallest. biggest ana strongest men
In the police department and under ordinary cir
cumstances would be good for at least another ff-
teen years OF active work.
Captain Carpenters application for retirement
officially made known to the Board OF Police Com
missioners at their meeting yesterday. In the abb
sence Of Commissioner Sheehan the board deferred
consideration Of the application.
Captain Carpenter Joined the force on August l6.
1862 and at that time twenty-three years old.
He was made roundsman in 1879 became sergeant
july 81, 1870, and Of the batch OF captains
appointed IN 1857. For some years he In
ncnd In the Fourth Precinct and then trans
fcrred 10 the 1wentyscventh Precinct. In the
recent general shake-up he was one Of those sent
down town.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
IN CAMP AT OCEAN GROVE.
ruo,,s,NnS rTOcKING TO THE FAMOUS
SUMNER REVIVAL meetings..
THE STORY OF 4 GREAT RELIGIOUS REsoRr-lIs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTES.

TIE STORY OF A GREAT RELIGIOUS REsoRr-lTs
FoUXDERs-PERsoNAL NOTES.
Ocean Grove, y. j.. Aug. &c tspcciall-rhe great
camp meeting Is In full swing and as consequence
Of this attraction the Ocean Grove season Is al LIS
height al ough at other resorts along the coast the
number OF summer guests Is already falling OIL
Ocean Grove has frequently bcea called the sulfhT
Mecca OF American Methodlsts.' 1t is camp groind
c-tahli-cd and maintained by the Methodist Episcopal
Church Its dcIDminatonallsm. however. goes no
further than this. The attitude OF It's management Is
10 liberal as 10 commend itself TO all Christians.
While II Is the pride Of great scc Ocean Grove it
,,lf Is unspcttTian. Baptist, Presbyterian CDngrcS'i-
tionalst, all Christian sects meet under the roof OF
the great Auditorium and worship there together.
OF course the Mcthodiss predominatc In numbers,
but there are representatives OF every Protestant
denomination wOishlppng ono God In one place. The
fame OF the great camp has spread far and wide. AID
each summer there are visitors here who come from
the most distant parts OF tho world attracted chiefly
ny this great religious gathering Among the speakers
during the here many OF the worlds great
est pulpit orators aud lecturers The grounds are
owned by the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting A'soda-
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
THESE TRUCHNEy WILL MOVE on NEXT TINE.

badly needed lesson taught two trnckmen
yesterday by Sergeant Sweeney, Of the First Precinct
Station. He locked them up for disorderly conduct
In obstructing the public streets FOR twenty minutes
The men were George Smith, colored. and Ja1ncs
Murphy. Until yesterday afternoon, when they were
made acquainted with cell, they had the idea that
they owned the town. one mans truck was drawn
up over the car tracks at Whitehall and Pearl sts
The other mans truck could have passed easily had
the driver turned a few feet from his But
he had the right of way, he had, and he could walt
all day till he got It, The other fellow could have
moved easily But he too, could wait ali day.
Car after Of the broadway line was stalled.
both tracks being filled. The passengers grew In
diguAnt, but the truckmcn didn't They put
in their time making suiphurc remarks 10 each other
stopping now and then 10 a complaining
drivor, 10 jeer at the angry passengers. A
great crowd gathered In Whitehallet.. around the
Army Building, TO watch the fight. Policeman EOOs
came along and ordered the truck drivers
Neither would bulge. The crowd which by this tims
numbered about 200 people, demanded their arrest.
Tho policeman jumped the truck and overpowered
tho colored man. lie then oriered Murphy TO get
on the truck. Another policeman gut the truck
and Murphy attacked him. lie got good shaking
and became quiet. At tile station house both
were ready % prrnsc anything. They owners
Of the earth no longer They will be taken TO the
Tomhs Police Court to-day.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

founders " ocean Grove dld not dtcam Of the wonder
fl growth of this great resort. The Rev. DR..
stokes the president Of the association, said. In
description of the origin OF tlie Grove: " n few of
US proposed. In the simplest and most unostcnailons
wnv. 10 assemble from year TO year and enjoy a
summer rest In bathing. hshlng. worShPplng. or
saunteriug socially along the shore, FREQ from III"
heavy cares which We felt resting on US, welcoming
from tho Immediate neIghborhOod snch rs might Choose
10 joln us in our simple service by tho sea. IL VA
no spcculatipn no scheme for raising money no d"
vice Of any Kind hut simply and singy social. recrca
tive and religious. mainly. excepting the few neishbor'
who might desire % worship with us, for ourselves
ALONE Tho great world did not seek. but stunned
We wanted simply to rest md rccuperatc"
The incnrporitors the Rev Messrs. Ewooh
IT. stoke. Ruff Y. Lawrence. George Hughes, Wiinam
T. o,born John H. stockton, Anrn T.. Ballard. Will
lam Franklin and Robert J. Andrews, Of New-Jerscy ,
Iohn H. Insldp, william II. Eooe and Bcnlalnln VI
Adams Of New York Alfred COnkman and Adam
Wallace ~ Pennsylvania. and the following laynch
David IT, brown George W. ChccSeman, Oliver l..
Gardner william F. jordan and Gardiner Howland' Of
New York. Christopher Sicklcr. George Franklin samuel
r Williams. william Manahan and John Martin OF
New Jersey md Joseph II. Thornley,, George W. Evans
and James Black Of Pennsylvania. The bylaws STATE
that the objects Of This association shall be 10 pro
eide for thc holding Of camp meetings, for the promo
tlun Of Christian holiness rieidy excluding Ill ior'
~, s,cculoflon and 10 afford 10 those who would
spcnd a few DAYS weeks at the seaNhorc an oP
,orunity OF doing nj moderate cost and free from
iho temptations to dissipation usually attendant Oh
fashionable watering places"
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
RECEIVERS NAMED. JUDGMENTS ENTERED

Edwin F. stern yesterday appointed receiver
for Nathan Lyon. on application or George Ehret.
John l.. O'Brien - been appointed receiver for
Robert Clark and l.S,h Dolan. Oh Application %
John l.. UBnen. Clark and Doan are In the stone
business In East Eighty second ST.
Wells Lee e Cogan. wholesale dealers In boo's
and shoes, at No. IO0 Duancst., have made an as
sgnment to Malcolm II. Lawrence, giving prefer
ences as follows: Chatham National Bank, *',ooo
and W. II. Daniels & Co.. Boston, ~ 30
Two Judgments have been entered against Whit"
& Olsen, Equor store. No. l75 broadway. ono for
g723. In favor OF BERNARD Cohen; and one for slSl,
IN favor Of Scrotlno Sanchez.
Judgment for 80, ,53O - was yesterday entered
aglinst Charles A. Weed In favor OF Thomas Is.
Connolly and John Alexander Beall. trustees OF the
Will OF Charles VI. Connolly
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their photographs and 10 apply for certificates OF
residence. Some evening next week meeting oi
Cinnamon will be held In Mottst 70 consider ~hat
course OF action ..nacuon 10 take. Deputy COR
iector Charles II. Wheelotk. who has had oh'Ci.!
dealings with the leading Chinese firms In Mott Pen
and Dover ST. for several years will be present az
this meeting He Is in charge OF the Chinese census
Later "a urss meeting will be held In Cooper uhoh.
Before long delegations Of leading Chlnanen ron san
Francisco Chicago and New York viii visit MhshiLE,
ton 10 see what can be done toward fepealihg mc
law Cinnamon have until May next to BE- eilu",e'
sted The statute does not apply 10 MefohaAls' OA'
only 70 laborers including laundrymen, e'c'
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
LOST FOUR CHILDREN WITHIN TWO HOURS.

Athens Ga Aug 26.-A farmer named Wilson;
living I'm Madison County went to the mill leaving
his wife and four children at home. Two hours later
he returned to find his wife lying on the floor IN
sensible and the four children dead. The story tho
mother told when restored to consciousness was .
remarkable one. She said she had taken the baby -
the spring leaving the other children In the house.
Hearing their cries. she put the baby down ana
hurried back to the house where she iound Two dsau
poklng their fingers through crack In the floor ana
a hen had been picking at them The mother wen, saS
fallen into the spring and drowned. The third child
had died when she got back TO the house ana ,he
mother swooncd away. Investigation sho"eu tna'
the supposed hen was a ratuesnaAe.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

ton. body ~ men regularly incorporated under Tie
laws of the state OF Ncw-JerSey. The charter was
pa ssed IN February 1870. and gives the association
extraordinary powers This charter Invests the asso.
aatlon with the right 10 purchase and hold real and
personal estate TO construct ard provide all nec~s-
sary works, and to make such changes and improve
rrnts as seem nccdfu from time 10 time.
The site OF Ocean Grove includes all the land from
Wesley Lake on the north, TO Fletcher Lake, on the
south and from tho sea 10 the Long Branch turn
pike, the total area being abont 3oo acres Inc
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
DEATH UNDER SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES'

DEATH UNDER SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES'
Eew-IIaven, Conn.,. Aug. 2G.-The body OF JhIh's
Mnhoney Of this city, found In the water near 'he
Orangest. bridge early this morning, under c'rc'''
stances which. the medical examiner thinks, demand
police scrutiny. Mahoncy yesterday. In company
with u companion, attended the Charter Oak races
returning to this city at o'clock. Mahoney ana MS
cop,psnon separated about 10 o'clock, each man. ac-
eordiur to the lattcrs statement. starting for his
home There two wounds Oh Mah0ney's head
but none Of the Indications present in II drowning
ca.. are to BE- found upon Mahoney's body. Ills
watch stopbed at Q :l3 o'clock He leaves widow
and two grown children The police are trying 10
acco,,nt for tho dead mans movements between 10
o'clock last night and the time lndcacd-presumably
IN O'Clock this mornng-by Mahoney's watch.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
THIEYTS IN 4 C1TShrLI HOTEL.

Kingston ~ V. Aug. 90 (SpecioD.-A bold rob
berry was committed NJ the Now Grand Hotel, in the
Catskllls early this morning Tho value Of the prop
crty stolen l. about $1,000. Mr., and Mrs Reid,
guests from Ncw-NOrk. the heaviest losers. A
gold watch. considerable jcwcry and money were
Ikcn from their room. Mrs tids diamonds were
takcn as well rs all Mr. Reds clothing several
other guests also had articles stolen their
last night. and 10 is evident that an accomplished
thief did the work. A most vigant Searh was ut
once Instituted by the management. Thcre is no ccw
the robbers.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
porR NEW CASES OF sMALLpOY.

-Four cases OF smallpox were reported 10 the
Health Board yesterday. The names OF the sufferers
arc: John d. Hartman. thirty yseven years DID, No.
81 Downing.st.; Frank woolever. twenty one years
old, No. 60 Hkest.; Angelo GglIelo, twenty y-three
years old, No. % Thompson-st. and August Moncal,
Two and a half years old, OF No. s6 Mulberry st.
Island.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

Rrandreth,s Pills are purely vege'
table absolutely harmless, and safe to take at
any time. One or two taken every h'eh. lo'
ten or twenty days will cure dyspepsia, cos'lVe'
ness rheumatism, liver complaint, blilouShes'.
or anv disease arising from an impure state OF
the blood
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
TIE STAY OF THE SOLDIERS AT HOMESTEAD

Homestead, Penn, Aug 26.-The military ana
locked out men alike this morning engrossed In
discussion Harrisburg dispatch that the militia
are TO bo removed entirely. Among the Homestead
men such Intelligence would be received with ut-
disguised delight and 1t Is Just this pleasure which
ncl,nes the general officers OF the guard TO doubt te
wisdom OF the removal at present. The members 1'
tho 10th Regiment desrous now OF being reiie'eo'
while the 18th desires 70 remain.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

them the right to build elevated railroad In Bos'
ton and its suburbs. 1t is said that the men behind
the movement are the same who recently purchased
the Belt Line, Lynn and Boston and Naumkcas and
Essex roads One Of the men is n large stockholder
In the Manhattan Elevated Railroad Company OF New
York T.. f.. DcnnistOn and J. L. Ilsey OF Philadel.
Mia and Captain GriYcn Of thc General Electric
Company are mentioned being In the syndicate.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
WANTS A LICENSE FOR Ills BARRooM.

In the superior Court. before Judge Dugro, yester'
day Charles H. sahlberGer made application for the
court TO review the action OF the Board OF Excise
Commissioners in refusing TO grant him license.
stoblbcrger bought the liquor store at No. 2fo East
secondst from Joseph Klemar. In July OF this year.
The transfer Of the license. TO run until next march,
was also included in the transaction. The EXCISE
poor, however refused TO recognize the transfer OF
the license They based their refusal on the fact
that the Budwiser Brewing Company had a mortgage
on the store and license previous to sahlbergers pr
chase OF IL. stahlberger was plainly hoodwhhed III
Tho affair and his attorney, :. Feuchtwanger, argued
that tho court should right the matter by glantng
the license Judge Dugro reserved his declsioh
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
THE YACHT LlGOyDA SAFE.

Baltimore Aug. 26.-A Barncsat. n. j.. d'spatcn
10 The News says that the small peasure'poa'
Iagonda has arrived there. The Lagonda left baiu.
more on Tuesday for Atlantic City, having on boaro
only Messrs Dorsey Coale aud Charles Winder. fears
had hecn entertained for her safety, AS she had not
been seen since the squalI Of Sunday night. when
she nsrted company with the Consuelo, OIL Auanuc
CITY.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The argument in supreme Court on the motion OF olive
X Turner against Maurice s. Womsis. whose relations
with her come to light last week. has been postponed
Judge Andrews OF the supreme Court has given
decision rernanding to New-York Juvenile Asylum the
pcrson Of Louisa Esmonn fourteen whose temporary
discharge was made writ of habeos corDus. The
girls mother IN the penI.entary the time q tho
commitment 10 the asylum, and her father was rowing
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
THE COURTS.

THEY SAY THEIR IMPRISONMENT IS ILLEGAL
William IL. Roberts and Nell McCallnm. who have
been accused OF swndlng Soloman Freedman by bogus
hank operati0ns I'm Wallst., brought on Wits
OF habeas corpus before Judge OBhen In rupfeme
Court Chambers, yesterday. Denis McMahon argued
for the release of the prisoners, on the GROUND uat
they had been confined without legal authority he
said that they had bccn rcmanded nom Gay 10 gay
without examination Assistant Dist1eth''"'ney
Bradley asserted In reply that a weIIdeined COM
p,nlnt had been made ont against the prisoners Judge
oRnen ordered the Dsttct-Attorney 10 mako all I'M
mediate statement In writing Of the complaint 70 the
defendants. lie set this morning for further e.
animation OF the case In Supreme Conrt. Chambers.
Frederick Spntz. who Is accused OF being IN col
rsion with Roberts and McCailum. also appeared IN
Tho same court Yesterday writ OF haDeas corpus
Charles Goldzier argued for his discharge saying that
Spntz had not been accused Of any crime ana couiu
NOT ne held Judge O'BIten reserved his declson
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
COLLnr-TOK on A STEAM YACHT DROWNED.

Long Branch. n. J.. Aug. 20.-This morning Harry
Edwards uc. fifteen q collector on the steam yacht
Climax, owned by Postmaster Williams, OF Long
Branch and plying between Branchport ana the Az
lante Highlands fell overheard and was drowned. i
The body was recovered. He WAS a soh OF "iiham
Henry Edwards, Of Long Branch
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
TO BUTLD AN ELEVATED ROAD IN BOSTON.

Boston, Aug. 26.-" The Journal" says syn
dicate Of NewYork and Philadelphia capitalists has
been trying to legislative agents to assist them
IN promoting the passage OF . hi which will give
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

After Sept s. until Oct. ncasye .d Tran Gtr al stt
q n M. win run on Fridays and Saturdays only ano
Train no. leaving Sag ilarbor at Z :3O, Greenposs
at 7:<5 y. m will run on Fridays ana sio"."s'
only. -
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
JAMES n. MORTON HINGED AT ClMDfv.

Camden, ~ j.. Aug. o0.-James II. Morton ws.s
hanged In the county Jail at 10 30 this morning. and
WAS pronounced dead five minutes afterward. lie
suffered death for the murder Of Ms. Lydia Ann
Newly In Camden May o.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
CHTyAHgy WILL CONFER NEXT WEEK.

No progress Is being made by General Michael Ker.
wfn Collector OF Internal Revenue, In the work Of
snumerating Chinese hborers In this district Under
ADVICE Of counsel the Chinamen have rfnsed to fic
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PROPOSALS.

pROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
1 Yard. Washington. D.C..November Is, 1892. :
Sealed proposals Endorsed Proposals for supplies
December 8, 1892" viii be received at the bureau q
$p';i %%EiyE SCtSSK SSSs DiHsSEaT
thereafter to furnish at the navy yard Washington
D. c. quantity Of files and forgfngs and at the naval
proving ground; In liam Head. Nd. quantity Of
pnshers Blank prop Gals will be furnished upon sp-
bs snps 70 the Rsvy ySrd W. shinstSS c. or e
equal, decided BY lot The department reserves tire
right TO waive defects or to reject any or all bids not
STEWART, Paymaster General. Z. s. N. n23-2aw2w
DROPOsALs FOR MARBLE wORK.-oFFICEO OF
BuIding Tor Library of Congress, las East Capt.
tol street. washington. D. c.. Nov. ). 1892
Sealed proposals for furnishing delivering and put
nnish &C.. required for the building for
SSf TSs 2 SsSis
presence Of bidders The WORK co%prisss nine ais.
,ines parts Of the building and kinds Of marble.
sutSeil.nd Fails White, Blandon Msss Ru ws's
blue. ChsnPlan Tennessee and Qeorsia. for which
oids Will be fecsvsd and separate contracts
CURED may be seen At the building. spsclhcations.
general Instructions and conditions and blank forms
s
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. c. WASH
II Ing. y. November %. 1892 .sealed proposals.
SooS rfSsys & sh' ss TP
ayins bricks Blank forms Of proposals. and spscih-
cations tosether with all necessary Information may
Pc S b :. s: and n a 9pSp
ROSS. WM T. ROSSELI. Commissioner ID q n24 a
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

ONE FARE 70
CENTER MAAKET AND 9Th ST. DEPOT.
The Washington and Arlington Electric Rail,cdv
Is now in operation from end Of AQueduct bridge To
Fort Meyer and Arlington. with transfer line from
end Of cable road In Georgetown
The bridge across the Potomac will soon be under
construction and the entire completed 9th
depot in twelve months time. which viii give resi-
dents Of
FORT MEYER HEIGHTS
One confirm GUS and fare to center Of city
Can any other suburb Of Washington offer you the
same or equal rapid transit fsci tiles:
Lots are selling rapidly in this property
, The prices are low and within reach. ofAu
A an inpestme~t it needs only Investigation to
convince you that there win be big sdvance in prices
before spring.
AZ home sife there Is prettier spot within 500
miles Of Warrington. The VIEWS grand. taking In
washineton's leading people and government en-
poyes have purchased property in Fort Meyer Heights
and all speak Of It in the highest terms
Nyou are looking for good speculation We invite
you to inspect the property.
al sfyssts are being orapelsd
Chap building stone on property
Several cottages Rov being bsStt
An sli-vear-resnd swbsrb.
WSsesr vsi sst stop sssprvveme.ts.
Fun paxtaculan and maps 1t ofAcss The msnAesrs
AosINsoH Z LODGE
essndas Atlanfis building.
.l-,m eessnd go Fst nv
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
WALrER b. WILLIAMS a CO.. Auc,iouesrS

AuCf1OueerA
sA,EAT PRIVATE REsIprNcE
W ME sSS5SST S 81 aosE
TIE coLLBdrfhISoSS G naskA es EVERYTHING
5 TSS SsH q HS Tsr kkt dHiNSrE sjir
BfsSs tass sEAl Han ff SSB Efsk asT
EFfT ma MaTTiI ES ses AR oTH I'M
h hSb S.s aksSSbs mf BNf4PsSdr sTStr
s'H'n %AIF aSs b s'Tsfi Ia s'sF d
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khNTIsE COSTLY LSTInMINT or The HoILL
TAfHlssESS s1tSS1P
THTS GSf hfs n 2Gh L fsrpf1i
nEEESs y He H5rh hfP EeE5E
OF LIE n.oSIHNlS OF 80 MOONS, xnuEr
ss sHoRr TINE We MENTION SOME or mi
f rsISSS GtAht AkkSyIrfi Ls w,xrr N,poc
soFAkISE ASb RECEPTION SUITS. VARIOUS
20 LlBRARY AND DINING ROOM SETS. IN
go PRS, LACE CURTAINS AND DRAPERIEs.
10 ~ p Stnr Pp,,8pik III , ,.,.r,,ssrs
MADE 70 oEpHR Ss bs eas1 No &c r Fla Ii
l5g PAIRS PIkE MOOL-BIANKETS.
lV0 SITS FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOOSTERS.
FOLDING BEfls, HANDSOME CABINETS. Wal,
nul AND NAHOGANl BOOK CASES, HAND.
PANTkD AND ENAMFLkD AND SOLID GIL
fAkloh TABLES, SOLID TEAK WOOD TABLES
ANDGABlNErS, SUPERIOR BUFFETs AND HALL
aiEcLS COST PARLOR LAMPS. NPENSINf
BhONZE STATUES, EXTRA MARBLE CLOCKS.
ak,yISGs, RfitTifIj 6 6bsTa lS MP B kR
THf hs lsA f ss c eoHr fhg
f fEEaATNTS u NI PPASkIs). 10 fkLSGH M99UETTL
BRUSSELS ctRPEfs Il aoob c66xbf SRI soDh
CHAIRS, CotcHFs AND I0tNGEs il GREAi
pERs. oPrS a aRsTES s. pEcoRarsb aREfS
GLASS. sfLylE,PfATkp WSsf ND CT CT
PoRTs SHIFTS. sPREkps. Pillow AM
TT9I3RkhE - nuTESsIIsi COPPER sIEAN
LIS AND MANY oTHfRART1C rs UsU ALLY
FOUND IN FIRSr-CLAss HOTEL
Catalogues will be issued and the articles may be
cember l. snd3.
sac positive sad terms cash.
N B-out -of-to~n purchasers can arrange 60 have
Their articles packed and shipped a. reasonable en
pense. MATTHEWS 4 KIRKLAND Aucts
n26. %, dl.3.5
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FoE sALE1ea2 634 AND ess ST. NE. NEAR
usntrT containing rooms and bath and buffers
para.n eeeoIasd eiectric bells and lighting APP
~ pavement to East Capitol line and Nd
re, nsrmes location very desirable. high and
MS prOperty IL exceptionally fne, 10 open
sn. uay ana week days. and cordially invite your
ISIS, Price 90. 500; cash payment and monthly
'e'us we VIII arrange to suit you Apply
N.,.. L W. WEED CO..
haasfers National Mutual Building and Loan A.so
roe,. citation of New York,
nZ63, 800 llth st. NV.
foh sALEIINyEsTMENTs NEAR SUBURBAN
ELECTRIC RAILROAD.
w tlty. ON Capital st. between Kendall and Central
yes room frame house: latrobes and water; two
srt frame stable; rents for sl2 month; lot
S.1..iaence St o-room frame house; cellar. water.
Ivy crx =, c,,.,. Price 200
frame house. with stable store doing good grocery
Price 81 900
Trinidad. 10Th 1t between and o SITS ;10-room.
oatn and cellar frame house heated by latrobe. with
range hot and cold water sewerage; lot 17I9O 100
South Brookland Frankfort. st. between 14th and
I,tn frame house. 2story. rooms and cellar; will
trade for lot with shade on or house in city. o
1t. A. 8. CAYWoOp, 9i:j OH ST. n. w.
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GEO. W. sTIcKNEY. Auct. l2io F st.

T. TEO. W. sIIChNEf, Auct, EZIO ST.
~
PERFNpTORy SALE OF yAuraprr rnr on
THE FAST SIDE loTu sTPrET y Va rr-S n
NoRTH OF O STREET NoRTHWEsi IN.
PROVED BY FRAME HOUSE No ialS ~
Twill ONT for sale in s-ont -, a.. ,o,,... -
FRIDAY. THE SECOND DAY or pT 1G MBTR AT M
AMI sonsr ,So sn..S,, N part Oh y IL, 2
st-.et n o'' Ai'"-is - iee' /" Inches ON LIN
one and two wears with in eS.t a. u NJ, , ,s
on se rsaa1y ins a at e e
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IrOR sALE-TwO HUNDRED SEPARATE PIECES
Of land, improved and unimproved. near the city
send or call for Arre list with mapsof country
20 miles around the city, before you purchase. I
make suburban and farm property . speciality. win
take persons 10 view property free OF charga,
JAMES 4. CLEMENTS.
n3lm 1921 s. NV.