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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-30
ANARCHY IN FRANCE
Soldiers Arrested for Commune
eating With Anarchists.
THE MAY DAY PREPARATIONS
Troops Instructed to Charge the Mobs on the
Least Sign of Riot-Spanish
AgitatOrs Arrested.

PARIS, April 29.-Two soldiers were ar
rested at Marseilles to-day on the charge
of being in communication with Anarch-
lists.
The police of Leon to-day removed a
number Of Anarchist p,acards affixed to
the walls of the prefecture of police, the
mayoralty, law courts, and many private
houses. The placards declared the build
ings would be blown up.
Five italian Anarchists were arrested at
Nice to-day and expelled from France.
Three Anarchists were arrested at Choisy
le Roi. All recent incendiary fires in
Laengac were caused by internal
machines containing inflammable ma
terials in addition to explosives.
Several of the burned houses were first
drenched with petroleum. Three persons
suspected of being incendiaries have been
arrested. The streets of the town are pa
trolled by gens-d'-armes. The minister of
war has instructed the provincial govern
ments to have military detachments occupy
strategical positions wherever public
meetings are held May day; and at the
least sign OF riot the soldiers are to charge
and dispense the mob without waiting for
martial law to be proclaimed
The public galleries Of the bourse were
closed to-day in consequence of the receipt
OF letters by the syndic. threatening to
blow up the bourse.
A bomb, with half burned fuse attached,
was found in Rue Fleures to-day. Two
loaded bombs were found in q church at
st. Denis. The sGb-prefecture at EspoHon,
was burned to-day. The fire is attributed
to Anarchists. Waiter L'Herot, who in
formed the police of Ravachors custom Of
dining at Very's restaurant, has left Paris
On account of the numerous threatening
letters he has received
La France says the French government
is convinced the Anarchists in France are
only tools of foreign instigators.
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Boise Democrats In Convention.

BOISE CITY, Idaho, April 90 Especial
telegram to The HERALD. The Demo
Gratis of Boise held mass meeting tonight
at the Grand Army of the Republic hall
and elected twenty-five candidates to be
voted for at the primary to be held on May
to be sent to the county convention at
Psyette, at which thirteen delegates to tho
state convention at PocateIlo to send dele
gates to the presidential nominating con-
vention at Chicago will be chosen. The
meeting was harmonious and there will be
but one ticket at this precinct before the
primary, the one nominated tonight.
Speaking was dispensed with owing to the
time required to select candidates. a large
audience had gathered to listen to Hon. L.
Vineyard and @. G. Stevenson on the tariff
question, and were somewhat disappointed
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Spanish Anarchists Arrested.

MADRID, April 29.-As result of the
issuance of violent Anarchist manifesto,
the police to-day surrounded every work
lngmen's club in the city, captured large
number of Anarchists, who will be held
untiliafter May day, the time at which
they advised the workingmen to rise en-
masse and overthrow the government.
Among the prisoners is Vincent Lorenzo,
an intimate friend of Ravachol, the Paris
Anarchist leader. The clubs closed will not
be permitted to reopen. The police also
captured large quantity of Anarchist lit
erature, together with rifles, revolvers,
flags and banners. The prisoners, when ar
raigned, delivered violent harangues pre-
dieting the triumph of anarchy.
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The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Duel.

LONDON, April 29.-Tho reported duel be-
tween Millbank and a Frenchman is cen
frmed. Millbank's antagonist was the Due
de Morney, who was wounded The quar-
rel which led to the duel occurred at Brus-
sells, and grew out of declaration about
the Borrowe trouble. Moneys wound is
reported serious. One story is he will not
recover. 1t is thought Millbank mad no in-
tention of killing the due On the other
hand it is said De Morney aimed for Mill
banks head, intending to kill him, but
missed only by hairs breadth. Both
men were very COOL
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Washington Races.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-The track was
covered with water.
Six furlongs-Rose H. won, Logan sec
ond, Ella third. Time-1:l7L.
Four and half furlongs-Lady Grace,
filley, won, Rear Guard second, Queen
Bess third. Time-591S.
Handicap, six furlongs-Key West won,
Fidelo second, Ballyhoo third. Time
III
Mile and a sixteenth-George V. won,
St. Mark second, Larchmont third. Time
1853
Mile-Lallah won, DR.. Wilcox second,
Balbriggan third. Time 80.
Five furlongs-Gray Rock won, Alb
sconder second, Lacigale third. Time
;O41%.
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elicit everything connected with the
transaction. Witness did not wish
to make further answer as
1t might furnish Cooper with
information he could use in the prosecution
OF others. Finally, however he admitted
furnishing Morgan the S25. Raum told
witness he should not suffer pecuniary loss
through payment Of the money to procure
information. He understood Raum would
reimburse him out of his own pocket, as he
knew he could not be paid out of the public
FUNDS. He still was out the $25, however,
as Morgan had not returned it after Cooper
declined to accept the money.
Inc secretary of the treasury has written
a letter to the secretary of state commend
ing the action of the United States consul
at Victoria, B. c., in refusing to verify g
passport issued by the Dominion govern
ment IN the case of Moy Chung, a former
resident of the United States, who was re-
Gently engaged in smuggling Chinese labor
ers from Canada.
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Feeding Starving Mexfcnns.

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, April 29-The
distribution of food sent from this section
to the famine sufferers on the Rio Grande
in the Rio Grande City section began yes
terday, when rations were issued to 500
people, some of whom were actually starry
ing. Unless further assistance is soon had
many sufferers will die. The greatest dis
tress is reported from the country back
from the Rio Grande, where there are
many cases of Mexicans who had hun
dreds of cattle before the drought but are
now destitute, their stock having died.
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Rev. Downs Gets a Verdict.

BosToN, April 29.-Rev. w. w. Downs,
has recovered 81 600 in his famous suit for
$4,000 for SANDER against several men,
bers of the Bowdoin Square Baptist
church.
A N otion for new trial was made this
afternoon. Downs counsel says he pro-
poses TO attack the decree of Judge Allen
granting Tabor a divorce in 1855, Downs
being correspondent. Counsel asserts he
has an affidavit making dying declaration
by Detective Jarvis, who was the principal
witness against Downs in the divorce
case, saying the testimony was false
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Press Accommodations at the Democratic
National Convention.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-Upon the invita-
ton of the national Dem ocratic committee,
the standing committee of Washington
correspondents has agreed to take charge
of the assignment of seats to working
representatives of newspapers which will
be represented at the national Democratic
convention to assemble at Chicago June
81. There will be $50 seats set apart for
the daily press, larger number than as
signed at any previous national convention.
The press committee requests that appIica-
tions be forwarded to reach Washington
not later than May Is.
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Italy Preparing for Trouble May Nav.

ROME, April 29.-The government is
providing against trouble May day, and the
officers in the more important cities and
towns in compliance with the orders they
have received, ere taking every precaution
to prevent demonstrations. Forty Anar-
chists have been arrested in Florence. In
Carrara, six arrests were made yesterday.
In this city much activity is being dis
played by the police. A paper published
in the interests of the Anarchists and en-
titled the First of Nay was seized.
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Consolidation of New York Labor Organiza-
thong

New York. April 29.-Delegates from
253 labor organizations in the city met to-
night for the purpose of settling all past
grievances, and unite in one solid body to
to work in harmony in future against all
grievances which they may have against
organized capital, and create the same con-
dition of things as prevailed several years
ago when the labor movement was at it's
zenith The delegates present represented
about one hundred and fifty thousand men
in this city and every branch of trade.
Addresses were made counseling harmony
and unity of action
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A Well Poisoned.

CLEVELAND, o., April 29.-The city food
inspector to-day tested the water taken
from well on South Wilson avenue and
found it to contain one grain of arsenic to
the ounce. The case is clearly one of at
tempted poisoning, and as the well is used
by several families terrible results would
have taken place but for the prompt dis
covery Of the outrage. The district is
largely inhabited by Poles and Hungar-
ians, between some of whom there have
been Quarrels
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Cheyenne to Have Big Smelling Works.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 90 Especial to
THE HERALD. If an ironclad contract
goes for anything, this town is to have
smelter duplicating the Grant works at
Denver. An agreement to this effect was
entered into to-day, between citizens and
Ben Blanchard, a boom man of Indiana.
The latter gets bonus of 100000 which is
already in escrow. Work is to begin in
thirty days, snd the plant is TO be in opera
ton in ten months. 1t is said that
Blanchard's company includes Sidney
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Tn, Wyoming Rnund-un.

CHEYENNE, April 29.-The roundup in
northern Wyoming OF farmers and stock
growers is set for Sunday. This is the
roundup of local people in johnson county.
The officiabstate roundup will cover the
same territory, and it is set to begin NAV
2O.-It is said legal steps would be taken to
prevent the first roundup, and deputys
marshals will be used to enforce the law.
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Armed Mexfcsns in Alkaline. Terss.

ABELINE, Texas, April 29.-Thirty Next
cans, well mounted and armed with Win
chester rifles and reviewers, passed
through here to-day. Diligent inquiries
failed to develop the fact from whence
they came or whittier they are bound.
They remained in town only few minutes
to secure rations, during which time they
were totally communicative. They
are supposed to be Cara revolutionists.
More are reported 10 have passed through
other portions of the county.
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The neeming Trial.

MELBOURNE, Aus, April 29.-The trial of
Deeming, alias Williams, for the murder of
his wife was continued to-day. The court
room was crowded. The prisoner was
silent and downcast. Several witnesses
testified to quarrels between Deeming and
his wife. Miss Rounsevell, to whom Deem
ms under the name of Swanton was en-
gagged to be married, told the story of his
courtship as already related in these dis
patches. She identified number of love
letters from him. She said Deeming was
always courteous and kind to her.
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San Francisco Races.

SAN Francisco. April 29.-The track
was slow.
Five furlongs, two-year- olds-Alliance
won, Aerolite second, Panchita third
Time :0615.
All ages, handicap, mile and sixteenth
FL Rayo won, Fannie Z. second, Pearl
third. Time-1 :5514.
Handicap, two-year ODDS, five and a half
furlongs-Motto won, Montana second,
San Pedro third. Time-1:31
Six furlongs Bret Harte won, King
Hooker second, Joe Ellis third. Time
l:lS16
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Mrs. Deacon Leaves France.

GRAssE, France, April 29.-Mrs. Deacon
has left France to avoid being subppnaed
as witness at the trial of her husband on
the charge of manslaughter for killing
Abeille, which will begin May 20. Deacon,
who is now out on bail, must surrender
himself to the authorities five days before
the trial
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An Earthquake Shock in California.

SAN Francisco, April 29.-There was an
earthquake shock here at 4 :07 p. m. to-day
The vibrations were north and south.
An earthquake shock was reported at
Vacaville, Esparto and Winters shortly
after o'clock this afternoon. The shock
was strong at Vacaville but no damage is
yet reported. The vibrations were severe
at Esparto but no damage was done beyond
the fall Of some sceffolding. Some bricks
are reported to have fallen at Winters and
man IS reported injured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-30
The Feurst Bismarck Breaks the Record

New YORK, April 29.-The Hamburg
American steamship, Feurst Bismarck,
which arrived to-day from Bremen, made
the passage from Southampton in 6 days
10 hours. This breaks the record. The
best previous record was held by the same
vessels days, IA hours and 10 minutes.
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Baseball.

Baseball.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, 4; Philadelphia 2. Batteries
Hutchison, Kittredge: Casey, Clements.
PITTsBURG.
Pittsburg, 10; Baltimore, 3. Batteries
Calvin, Mack; Healy, Robinson.
CINCINNATI
Cincinnati, l; Washington, 4 Batteries
Mullane, Murphy; Dolan, Milligan.
CLEVELAND.
Cleveland, IA; New York, 5. Batteries
Young, Doyle; Crane, Boyle.
OMAHA.
Omaha, 8; Columbus, 5.
LOUISVILLE.
Louisville 5; Brooklyn, 3 Batteries
Jones, Grim; Steen, Kinslow.
ST. LOUIS
st. Louis, 4; Boston, O. Batteries
Gleason, Bird; Nichols, Kelly. CANCEL
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Outrageous Conduct of the Ameer's Troops

LONDON, April 90. "A dispatch from
Peshawar, India, says the troops of the
Amer of Afghanistan acted so outrage
ously, respecting neither property nor
womankind, that men of three villages at
tackled and severely defeated the troops,
who at last reports were holding out
against humiliation behind a barricade.
Relnforcements are being hurried rapidly
forward TO their aid.
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PRICE: FIVE CENTS

FOR In the mems quarters were discovered
q number of Socialist manuscripts setting
iortn the wrongs under which the soldier
laoors and calling upon them to Join the
socialists IN effecting reformation of the
bOky polite
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Alleged Cara Followers Broupbt r.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April 29.-F'our al
legged followers of Cara were brought in
to-day from Rio Grande City by the federal
authorities. They are Juan Gonzales,
Valentine Gonzales, Decidero o. Suna'
alias Calvin, and M. G. Canalos. Each of
the prisoners gave $4,000 bonds. CARA is
said to be in Canada
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Pater Rnnn,n Rndr Rnnnd

MILWAUKEE, April 29.-The body of
Peter Rupp, prominent young attorney
who came near election as Judge of the sn-
preme court, was found in the river this
morning. AS the guardian of a minor
child he was an embezzler, and If ia sun
posed he suicided through shame.
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A Socialist Printing Plant Raideo.

BERLIN, April 29.-At late hour tonight
the police made descent upon Socialist
plant forprinting paper containing articles
seditious and of a strongly infammatory
character. The raiders seized number of
manuscripts written for publication in the
special issue on May day.
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Another Report of the Robbery.

PHhADRI PHlA April ga prominent
New York financier telegraphed friend
i'll the city tonight the United States sub
treasury at New York was robbed of $l25,-
00O Just after the close of banking hours.
The dispatch gave no particulars of the af-
fair
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The Sub Treasury Reported Robbed.

New YORK, April 29-Washington ad-
vices report the robbery of the sub-treas-
ury in this city tonight of a large sum of
money. There is no possible way of veri-
fyln the rumor tonight. At the police
headquarters absolutely nothing is known
OF such report, and the report Is lightly
treated
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Another Plot Against stambuIofR.

VIENNA, April 29.-Another plot against
the lives of Prince Ferdinand and and
Premier Stambuloff has been discovered.
At Galatz man and wife who had in their
possession eighty one dynamite bombs were
arrested, but afterwards escaped.
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Roberts Dsnies the Rohherr.

New YORK, April 29.-Ellis H. Roberts,
assistant treasurer of the United States,
told reporter tonight that nobody had
tapped Uncle Sans strong box in Wall
street. He remained at the Office in the
sub-treasury building long after the bust
ness of the day was over, and when he
went home everything was in proper con-
dition
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w. 7. Wells Dead.

NEW York, April 29.-General w. It.
Wells, one of the best known citizens of
Vermont, who was prominently spoken of
last year as likely TO be the successor of
Secretary of War Proctor in President
Harrison's cebinet, died suddenly this
afternoon in a William street business
hnnaa
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A Bomb Exploded in Rome.

ROME, April ga bomb was exploded
in the sewer of the residence of the sub
project of Foanza. The house adioins the
municipal guard-room, where gendarmes
are always on duty. The miscreant was
not seen. The damage was slight. Seven
arrests were made.
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Wreck on tbs Great Nortbern.

PORTLAND, April 29.-An Oregonian Sand
Point, Idaho special says meagre reports
have been received of a train wreck on the
Great Northern between two tunnels east
of Benner's ferry. Several men are re-
ported killed, but the number is not known.
Six box cars went into the Kootenai river
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Ihe Abducted Miss McDonald Heard From

INDEPENDENCE, Ia, April 29.-Word has
been received here by relatives of Miss
Mcdonald, who was abducted last Monday
by her lover, w. w. Balm. She was
bound and gagged, and at the point of a
revolver driven away. She writes she
was married Wednesday at Des Moines as
it was her only salvation. They return to
this city Saturday when Balm will be i'm
mediately prosecuted
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A Farmer and His Mife Murdersd.

GORDON, Ark, April pa welI-to- do
farmer named Wetherton and his wife
were mysteriously assassinated while
asleep at the house of relatives near
Amitz Tuesday night The assassin shot
them TO death. He escaped undiscovered
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MINNEAPoLIs, April 29.-This evening
Mrs. Bessie Kelly was shot and killed by
jealous lover, Frank McGovern, who then
probably fatally wounded himself.
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Total OF the leading cities of the United
States for the week ending April IS is ST. O88 Oi9
776, decrease of 10 per cent. as compared win
the same week last year.
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Ne News from rhe GIsnnra.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, April 29.-No
information has been received yet about
the Canadian steamer Glenora, reported
wrecked yesterday in Lake Superior tits
Deneved certain the vessel and her crew of
thirty men have gone down.
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LONDON, April 29.-From dispatches re-
ceived here it is learned an epidemic of a
virulent type of influenza is ravaging the
people in the south of Russia.
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Socialists Tampering With German soldie,

oOCIHHEG5 IHnp6TIn2 W ItH Oefman Soldiers.
BERLIN, April 29.-There is strong sus-
picion among the officers that the troops
stationed at Halle are being approached by
Socialists with view to weakening their
allegiance to the government and to-day
there was an unexpected search of the bar
racks. The result verified the suspicious,
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A Receiver Annointed.

GRAND RAPIDS Mich, April ga re-
ceiver has been appointed for the Grand
Rapids & Detroit railroad and Reeds Lake
branch, under judgment secured by the
contractors
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In the Commons.

LONDON, April 29.-In the house of com
mons this evening Mr.. Clark's motion in
favor Of local government for Great Brit
ain and Ireland was rejected by vote of
"a to 54
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OTTAWA, Ont, April 29.-In the house of
commons yesterday a bill 10 renew the
modus viYendi was read third time and
passed
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The oznrowitch Thanks Mr.. Edgar for the

Especial to THE Observation-Disclosures Dispatch I
New YoRK, April ga Forld special
from St. Petersburg says: The Czarowitch
to-day sent for Mr.. w. c. Edgar, secre-
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A Severe Snow Storm in minnesota

ST. PAUL, April 29.-Dispatches from
western and northwestern parts of Mime
sofa report severe snow storm to-day.
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Clearing House Statement.

New York, April 29.-The following are
the clearings for the week ended Friday,
Anril 90 1909.
The morning call., 1892-04-24

HANDSOME BROOM RESIDENCE IN BEST
Ii part OF western Addition: unobstrncted ma
rine view; all modern improvements: beautiful
garden and summer houses; latest style In inside
decorations: lot 26y 81 IS: Van Ness ave-:
must be sold INN edateiy. owner 10 leaving CITY,
MRS. HENDRY, $50 Market st.
NOW is YOUR CHANCE TO GET A CHOICE
~ lot In Richmond. 25xi2U on the Il. side OF 9th
ave-; ready TO build on; will be solo this week for
the small figure OF 1925. MRS. HENDBy. $50
Market ST. sp2s Suwe
The morning call., 1892-04-24
REAL-ESTATE BROKER,
42e MONTGOMERY ST.

$2S00-House g rooms: lot 25x75; San Carlos
ave, near 9Th ST. easy terms; rent 1924.
Q6 $40 MONTHLY PAYMENTS; GOLDEN
Nc. Gate PARK lots; directly fronting park /;
electric road lines and boulevard: near the Ocean
Boulevard Hotel. which opens this day; good baud
music will gave a grand concert: omnibus fare SC
10 hotel. j. i. HARRIS, 702 Market st. 1t
EoR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT; 1929 JACKSON
near Scott; 3 rooms ana bath; modern: almost
new: no agents sp24 az
&l7h LEVEL LOT, 22x76, NEAR RAILROAD
U ~. in berkeley: $40 cash. SIS monthly.
&b2o-Bot 42rlOU; severed ana MAJ adaniZed
S4U0-Iot 40xl 20; sidewatked: $40 monthly.
s7OO-Lot 40xl9O; macadamized: $l6 monthly.
$l00-LOt 25xl50: high and dry: So monthly
$11O0-Busness corner. S5xlOJ macadsmized
Get maps: 1000 lots: offer only what own.
CHAS A. BAILEY. Owner, 20 Montgomery II
The morning call., 1892-04-24

000SO CORNER. NEAR 7TH AN D MISSION
tDO-OU. 2-story houses in store and tene-
ments; rents SIS per mo tn; lot 25xS0.