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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-05
CURIOUS THINGS In TOYS.

The Gyrating Ball and the Bali Which
Can't BE Made to Roll Straight.
The elasticity of torsiOn and tension, the
storage of energy. centrifugal force, mo-
mentum and friction are all concerned in
the movement of the simple toy illustrated
in figure l. and yet perhaps not one in a
thousand of the people who see the toy
realize the composite nature of its action,
says the Scientific American. To prepare
the toy for operation it is only neees-
sary to twist the rubber band by
holding one of the balls in the hand and
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its own interests to FIRST insure women upon
the same conditions and at the same rate
that they do men will reap harvest.
HELEN E. GREGoRY-FLEsHER
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NOT PAVORITE RISKS.
Restrictions Placed Upon Female Policy
Holders.
Some Anomalies in Life Insurance What
Woman of an Inquiring Turn Of
Mind Ascertained.
written for THE MORNING CALL.

TIE numerous ana varied restrictions i'm
posed upon female policy holders by the
life insurance companies was a subject re-
Gently brought fOrcibly TO my notice.
Wishing to insure my life / applied to the
local agent of company at present adVer-
Using very extensively. The adyan tages
offered were so few and the regulations so
many that it seemed as though an investi-
CATION OF the matter might be interesting.
In the course of personal visit to num-
Der Of the largest companies in this city the
following curious information was elected.
Issuing policies TO women at all Is move
ment of quite recent date. and some COM
panies, 50 years behind the century, still
decline to accept female risk, even though
the aforesaid female look a reTfect ANA
ION and anything but risky. So far l have
failed to discover any large company
that insures women without some
res riction not imposed upon men.
or without an extra charge OF at least
So per thousand. Some that refuse to issue
a policy to a woman do so on the grOun
that there Is no insurable interest attached
to a female life; that is. it has no CONNER
cial value. the presumption being that she
is not a wage-earner and has no one or
nothing dependent upOn her life. This sup
position was never true; in some depart
ments women have always been wage
earners. the lives OF dressmakers, milliners
and teachers etc, always had CONNER
clal value, and many such women had
mothers, sisters or invalid fathers de-
pendent upon them, whose whole suppo TT
was gone when the wage-earner died. In
these days when women are lawyers, doc
tors and even Insurance agents the assertion
is, if possible. more fallaclOus. Putting aside
the truth or falsity of what might be re-
garded as the sentimental spect Of the sub
ject the question is, has not the money paid
for a womau's premium the same value as
that paid for mans?
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MISCELLANEOUS,
MISCELLANEOUS,
Do Any of These
Hit Your Case?

thousands Have Been Spared
Months of Distress and Suffer-
ing by the Use of a Simple
Remedy.
Is Your Blood Pure, Vitality Low
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11
Baldwin +. Williams. Collector of Cor
poration taxes for Ocean City,
PARTE.

Baldwin f. Williams. Collector Of Cor
poration taxes for Ocean City,
PARTE.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester
county. No. % Petitions, May Term,
lS92, to wit-May 10Th, 1892.
WHEREAS Baldwin + Williams,
collector of corporation taxes for the
town of ocean City, in Worcester Co..
in the State of Maryland, for the years
lss1, lssS, 1889 and $50, did make
sale of all that lot and parcel of land
living and being situate NJ said Ocean
City which is described as Lot No.
ll9 on the plat Of said Ocean City.
which is recorded among the land rec
ords Of said Worcester county, in Lii
ber |. T. NJ, No. folio being
the same lot of land which is assessed
to George W. Mallen on the tax books
of said Ocean City to pay the taxes
leved upon said parcel of land for the
years 1887, 1883, 1889 and 1890 by
the commissioners of said Ocean City,
and did make report of the said sale
together with all the proceedings had
in relation thereto, to this court, up
on examination of which, the said re
port and proceedings of the said Col
lector appear to be regular and the
provisions OF law in relation thereto to
have been complied with. 1t is there
upon ordered that notice by advertise
ment in the DEMOCRATIC MESSENGER,
news paper printed in Worcester
County, once a ,.eek for three sue
cessive weeks before the first day of
July next be given, warning all per.
sons interested in said real estate sold
as aforesaid to be and appear in this
court on or before the second day Of
July Term next, to show cause, il any
they have. why said sale should not be
ratified and confirmed. aud publica-
tion Of this order in said newspaper as
aforesaid shall be deemed sufficient
notice
CHARLES T. HOLLAND.
True Copy,
Test FsANcIs HENRY PUgNELL, Clerk.
Nav 2c-it
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11
CLAYTON J. PURNEII., Attorney at Law.
Ins0lVent's Notice to Creditors.
Maj1r W Pilchard
VERSUS
His Creditors.

His Creditors.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester
county. May Term, 1892, to wit:
May 10, 1892.
The petition of Major W. Pilchard
with the schedule and affidavit. hav-
ing been read and considered, | Fran
els Henry Purnell, Clerk of the Cir
cult Court for Worcester county, do
thereupon appoint Clayton J. Purnell,
Preliminary Trustee for the benefit of
the said petitioner and his creditors,
and direct that he give bond to the
State Of Maryland conditioned for the
faithful discharge of his trust IN the
penalty of fifteen thousand dollars
with securities TO be approved by me,
and | do further order the said petit
toner to appear before the Circuit
Court for Worcester County on the
first Tuesday after the third Monday
in July next, to answer such interrog-
atOries and allegations as his cred
tors, endorSers or sur"tieS NAV pro-
pose or allese against him and that he
give at least forty days notice thereof
to his creditors, which sld notice
shall be- published weekly for the per
iod of forty days by inserting copy
of this order in newspaper printed
in Worcester County once week for
the said period of forty days.
FRANCIS Henry PUKNtLI, Clerk.
True Copy.
Test: FRANCIS Henry PUENfII Clerk
may 2l6t.
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11
SATURDAY,,
JUNE nth, 1892

beginning ut > O'Clock i. NJ,
in front of PArker's Hotel in POGO
moke City, the following described
real estate situate III Pucomoke CITY :
FIRST-All that parcel Of land of
which James T. Young was possessed
prior to the aforesaid proceeding lying
on Maple street and commonly known
as the +. VI. Wilson coal yard.
SECoND-All that parcel of land
adjoining the above mentioned lot
commonly known as the Thomas J.
Neasey coal yard.
THIRD-All that lot commonly
known as the Foundry Property ad-
joining the above mentioned coal
yards fronting on Pocomoke River and
comprising all the land which James
7. Young owned individually on said
river with the exception of the coal
yards aforesaid.
Fol 'RTll-All that vacant lot be-
ing part of the James 7. Young resi-
dence lying at the corner of Second
and Back streets having front on
Second street Of about l03 feet and
| inches and depth on Back street
of about / IS feet and 5 inches. See
Plat.
FIFTIl--All that commodious house
and lot together with all buildings and
improvements being the residence of
James I. Young situate on Second
street with a front thereon of about
225 feet and one inch and depth of
about l5l feet. See Plat.
SMITH All that vacant lot on Sec
ond street adjoining the last dcscrib-
ed lot having front on Second street
of about 40 feet and 5 inches and a
depth of about 1873 feet See Plat.
TERMS OF SALE
One-fourth OF the purchase money
will be required in cash on day of
sale, the balance to be paid in six and
twelve months form day of sale, to be
secured by interest st-bearing bonds of
purchaser with sureties to be approved
by trustee.
Possession of property subject to
tenants rights will be given on day Of
sale, the Trustee paying all taxes due,
purchaser paying taxes for 1892, and
8 of rent will be reserved to Trustee
Is going to purchaser
CLAYTON J. PURNELI.
Permanent Trustee
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11
GEORGE W. puRxELL. Attorney at Law
Order Nisi.

George :. PAYNE. Mortgaeee of Jesse
J. Carmean and Fannie \. Car
mean. his wife, Ex PARTE.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester
County in Equity. No. 1856, May
Term. 1892. to wit-June Sth, 1892
ORDERED, that the sale made
and reported bv George : Pavne,
Mortgage. for the sale of the Real
Estate in the above cause be ratified
and confrmed. unless cause TO the
contrary thereof be shown on or be-
fore the ith dav of July next, provid-
ed a copy Of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Worcester
County, once ia each Of three sue
cessive weeks before the said lth day
of July. in the wear Eighteen Hum
dred and Ninety-iwo.
The report states the amount Of
sales tn be Sl5005n
FRANCIS HENuY PURNELr. Clerk
True Copy,
Test francis IIfNRY PURHEtL Clerk.
June ll-3t.
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11
THE STATE CONVENTION.

The State Convention which
met in Baltimore last We'd
nesday for the purpose of
electing delegates to the Chi
cago Convention and electors
for the state at large and the
various congressional districts,
was a lively assembly. Col.
Albert Richie of Baltimore
was chairman of the conven-
ton and made an eloquent
address counselling calm judg-
ment and the taking in con
sideration of the best interests
of the party. A resolution
offered to instruct the dele
gates TO Chicago was voted
down and the following gen
tlemen were named as dele
gates without instructions
observation-disclosures -Sena-
tor Arthur p. German, Gov
ernor Frank Brown, |. Free
man Rasin. Charles ]. NJ.
Gwinn, l.. Y. Baughman. Geo.
NJ. Upshur, John 5. Writ,
Barnes Compton.
FIRST DISTRIcT-Levin l..
Waters, Richard ID. Hynson.
SECOND DisTRIcr-Murray
Nandiver. DR.. Frank +. Shaw.
THIRD DIsrRIcT-Frank A.
Furst, James Bond.
FOURTH DISTRIcT-Lloyd l..
Jackson, John Gill, Jr.
FIFTH DIsrRIcr-Col. Thos.
Ii. Hunt. Frank III. Cox.
SIXTH DIsTRIcT-B Buchanan
Schley. Asa Wilson.
Senator John Walter Smith
of this county was urged to
accept a place among the Del
egates-at-Large to Chicago.
but he informed his friends
that it was impossible for him
TO GO to Chicago, owing to
business matters which were
urgent and demanded his at
tention now and during the
convention at Chicago. Mr..
Smith was prevailed upon,
however, 20 allow his name to
be used as one of the Electors
at-Large. The electors are !:
AT LARGE--Ex-J Judge Per-
rie l.. Wicks. of Baltimore !;
Hon. John Walter Smith, Of
Worcester.
DISTRICT ELEcToRs--First
district, William Massey Sec
ond, +. w. Baker; Third. John
Hannibal Fourth, {. Ridgely
Goodwin Fifth. James Rev
ell Sixth. w. Y. Bouic.
Resolutions were passed
endorsing the administration
of Grover Cleveland and an
other recommending as a
party emblem jackson and
the Hickory Tree
While the party has honor
ed Worcester in naming
Messrs. Smith and Upshur
it has none the less honored
itself, as Mr.. Upshur will do
what he thinks for the best
interest of the party and Col.
Smith, owing to his popularity
throughout the State is con
sidered one of the best men in
Maryland to head the electo-
raj ticket.
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11
Strawberry and pea check $
cheap at this office.
IL Should be in Every House.

J. B. v ilson. 37i Clay St, Sharpsburg.
Pa. says he will not he without D..
Kings New Discove cry for Consumption.
Coughs and Cold, that II cured his wife
who was threatened with Pneumonia nc.
ter an attack Of LA Grippe" when var
ious other medicines and several physi-
clans had done her no good Robert
Barber. Of Cookspori. Pa, claims DR.
Kings New Discovery has done him
m"re good than any thing lie ever used
for Lung Trouble. Nothing like IT, Try
II. Free Trial Bottles at +. ID. Cottlng-
ham & Co.'S Drug Store. Large bottles
Soc. and 100.
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11

DIR Geo. W. Bishop. Geo. W. covlngtoil.
WIN. r. johnson.
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11

feel il my duty 10 say few words
in regard ~ Ely's Cream Balm. and do
So entirely without solicitation. have
used it more or less half year. and have
found ii to he most admirable have
suffered from caiarTh Of the worst Kind
ever since | was little boy aud never
hoped for cure, hut Cream Balm seems 10
do even that. MANY Of my acqnain;an-
ces have used it with excellent results
Oscar Os,rum. 4 Warren Ave, Chicaso o.
m
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11
For Oyer Fifty Years.

MRs. WISsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used for over ATTY years by millions OF moth
crs for their children while iccthing. with per-
feet success. II sOothes the child. softens the
gums, allays all pain. cures wind collie. and is
tho best remedy for Diarrhpa. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold by
Druggists in every part 81 the world. Tween
ty-iiye cents hottie. Re sure and ask for
Nrs. winslaw's Soothing syrup and take no
other kind.
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11

THE Republican National
convention is still in session at
Minneapolis. and the result is
very much in doubt. Blaine
and Harrison lead. but the
opinion of some of the smart
est politicians is to the effect
that a dark horse will secure
the plum.
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11
Order Nisi.

.E W. PURNEEL, Attorney a, Law.
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11

TIE Cumberland, Md, dai-
ly Times came to us on Fri
day last much improved in
every respect and showing
upon its pages the mark of
prosperity. The Times has
just put in a Cox duplcxing
press and other machinery
which places it in the front of
all daily newspapers in Mary
land outside of Baltimore.
Success to brother Avirctt
and his Times
Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11

Diamonds and other precious stones
set in the latest patterns of jewelry 10y
Boei,inger & Walter. 205 W. Lexington
ST. Baltimore, Md. w
The Livingston enterprise., 1892-12-17
STATE OF MONTANA.

WARRANTS CALLED Livingston, Mont.
w Dec. 5, 1892 Notice Is hereby given that
the following numbered count, warrants will b 3,
paid on presentation at my Office, and interest
Will cease from this date:
The Livingston enterprise., 1892-12-17

THE CENrAun COMPANY. - NJ
The Livingston enterprise., 1892-12-17

List of men doing business without license:
Amin Il DeHart, Cokedale.
James Carroll, Livingston.
John Curtis, llorr
Harry j Di >on, Big Timber.
Duee Lee, Livingston.
Mills Il Co, Red Lodge.
A c McClanahan Red Lodge.
j w Nelson, Livingston.
II Potts, Livingston.
j + Robson, Livingston.
n Smith, Livingston.
X Il Smith, Meyersbnrg.
T j Sevals, Livingston.
+ Webster, Livingston.
Weaver n Hall, Red Lodge
f. w. WRIGHT,
County Treasurer
The Livingston enterprise., 1892-12-17

States, Canada and Mexico,
The Volumes of the Weekly begin with the first
Number for January of each year. When no
time is mentioned, subscriptions will begin with
the number current at the time of receipt of
order,
Bound Volumes of Harper's Weekly for three
wears back, in neat cloth binding. will be sent by
mail, postage paid, or by express, free of ex-
pense (provided the freight does not exceed one
dollar per volumel, for 81 ~ per volume.
Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable for bind
ing Will he sent by mail. postpaid, receipt of
81 90 each
Remittances should he made by Post Office
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss.
(Newspapers not TO copy this advertise
ment without the express order of Harper &
Brothers.)
Address: HARPER i BROTHERS, New YORK
The Livingston enterprise., 1892-12-17
1893.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPER's WEEKLY is acknowledged az stand
ing first among illustrated weekly periodicals in
America. IL occupies place between that of
the hurried daily paper and that of the less time
ly monthly magazine. 1t includes both litera
ture and news and presents with equal force and
felicity the real events of current history and the
imaginative themes of fiction. On account of its
very complete series of Illustrations of the
Worlds Fair, 1t will be not only the best guide to
the great Exposition, hut also its best souvenir.
Every public event OF general interest viii he
being from the best writers and artists in this
country, it will continue to excel in literature,
news. and illustrations, all other publications of
its class.
The Livingston enterprise., 1892-12-17
loung otoeK FOR safe


Certificates OF registry furnished with each ami.
NAL. Old stock wac ali imported, CTsar bred in
The Livingston enterprise., 1892-12-17
CITY OF RED LODGE Fund.

Dec. l. To taxes collected 8 40 II
BY balance ................ 80 Il
The Livingston enterprise., 1892-12-17

IaSA - ~ kAa0nO StiU 0C<lca5sA HUI
ior that sum
Lancewood Chief, $3.50, il grand
fs>,s. II u ....-,.l "a a.oIa< y.
The Livingston enterprise., 1892-12-17
COUNTY TKEASUREK'S REPORT

For the Quarter Ending December l, 1892.
STATE FUND.
Sept / 1892. TO balance
from last quarter ..........S 1,I15 30
Dec l. To taxes collected. Il 519 81
TO license collected (25 per
cent of S.,2,9.S3). ......... 1873 VI
Sept. 10. BY state treasur- -
er's receipt pt.... 1.775 35
Dec. /. By balance. l4.3N 81
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WANTED-LOTS.

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w - rrpunf in N. northeast southeast. easily
snhhvtisd fuE bullaiag- Address BUILDER, p. o..
hos ~. .lssf.
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BOARDING.

- French caterer. Will serve from 1927 2Ist st.
NV. nrstcsss meals at the shortest notice TO
rArt OF tie city need not tell those who have tried
them. strtctly frst-class. ni5-6t'
EooD BOARD. CHoICE ROOMS; REASONABLE
NJ IT lorsiion central near re- Ines ears and
b. ans 7. oepOt. 473 Miss 5rri ave. NV. n12-3t'
L'xCELLENr TABLE BOARD.
No. I'M st. n. w.
nl21w Six O'Clock dinners.
Mrs. A. NJ. SHAW OF BALTIMORE HAVING
vi lrased the Elliott homestead I'D North Capitol
at. VIII rent large esx ant southern
exISsurc. with nrst-class board. Also table board.
n7-lsts
OOn 1sr ST N.E-GoOD BoARD; LARGE
S%O sunny. weli-heated rooms; reasonable prices I;
near two lines Capitol. b. aud D. depot also
table boarders wanted ulf-3w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS COACHMAN BY AN
w EnZiishnan 20; single, has excellent reference
from New 1ors competent and perfectly sober good
appearance j. 8. star Office. nl5-:s'
"ANTED-BY a BRIGHT INTELLIGENT COL
w ored man. situation as waiter or footman in
private family. Call address .B4 Wilson ct. n.
near Howard University. IT.
WANTED - BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN. A
W situation as goodman or as waiter; reference.
Call or aidr.ss 500 81 St sw nl4-2t-
WANTED-sIIUATIONS TOR COOKS. ENGI-
w neSrS. tremen. bou en. watchn en- drivers.
hosS,er- cle-fs. "a esadics store and linen room
hands. nnrs~s- BURMA IS. ITO @ Of. n. W. n2-S'
WANTED- go FOR ANY ONE SECURING NE
W position fireman engineer's assistant in one
Of the public buildings frstclass reference and hon
cradle discharge rom the United states navy. Ad-
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NgADsxE PaYS, MANICURE AND cHTRoPoo-
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lsEL ..-fIrrT - .IAE fANIcUI.k add Z llRuPOD-
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WSNIED -FURSIsHE AND UNFURNISHED
w ro.i-- al parts q city. chcaues: aud
g. d-sirabls roSmeFs testahiisLei 1871.
n IT, HACkLEIUisls~ Ati. NCA AZ. IN i "A "
NIANTFD - IN PLEASANT QUARTER OF
w narthSest four rooms. partly furnished south
- AID western nsu-cs well heated and lighted
Nnh rates bard IN Eoa-c q near by Address Box
1l3 rt1- of.cs Mai.
NN-ANTED-BY a GENTLEMAN AND HIS
w t4ugh'cr. boaEl and rooms prtvsts family IRE
f-rrsl COR Ti4no. references exchanged. Nd
ar--- Bo1 l4s. Star o-arr. nis-St'
lIANTEp-BY GENTLEMAN. FURNISHED
w and ard self and wife in private fall-
ID tsr1ls M D. rc4-euabir Address giving par-
tsulAFr. terms. &c. COLUMBIA. star Once Miss.
WANTED-BN A YOUNG MAN. ROOM AND
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trims Adire>s o. v. b star ulhs-. nl2-3.'
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w tx.lve 20 Men horse steam power Address
MANUFACTURER. STAR oHce. nl2-3t'
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w N.t h1u.-ksepinz vicIp4fy Of Bolt line, state
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Err Il co. al6 Fst. NV.

l. 3l50 ST., @. T, COR, fir. n W ..... 5000 90
2S Iowa circle l2r fur. n.w................l9S 90
14l2 2!lIh ST.. Or. all m .....-........ 40 90
l23d I'D St. 6r.. all m. w............. 10 90
90l9 Port:ier place. 6r., all M l., n .... 81 80
.Gi24th ST.. Or. and water. .-......-. IL 10
2o01 St. Ar, water. n. w.................I 10 ~
5l3 2lst st. T. water. nw................... II 30
&c ST. Tor. fur. - 90
bt'3 % 81, ar. all n. l., n.e...-....... %. -
100 Wylie ST., Or. and water e...... Il o.
100 lJth St, Dr., Is 90
1U2 18th ST.. Ar. L IL 90
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FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
L'oR RENT-AT 1927 / ST. OPPOSITE THE
Arlington Hotel, very desirable rooms. with nrst-
class board nS-2ws
EOR RENT-CORNER 9TH AND MASS. AVE,
Il large nicely furnished front rooms With board
house thoroughly heated ocsa- In
EOR RENT-sUIIKs OF q 3 OR AND SIN
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1928 % lo3S Y Jaw 50.
~ all mt....... els
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ltsSre kinEst ne. &r........7
TrlGidNd ave lie ...--.-..B
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Il lO01-O4 Mass. ave Ne.
pew, 9r. all mi.....S 4s
la-o 10Th - nw. lar. a
mt ...-......-..- a
l+.3l n nv, HTt
LOIS l3ih ~ NV. Or and
bath ... y
l2+S-SoIanien stne-
story and cellar. hay
window, tn, bath 1o
100 y 81 ~. Tor ....a 5(
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ACCOUNTANTS.

DATRIcK II. @. BRENNAN,
Il Public Accountant and Auditor
1874 st, NV.
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Ihe sh2v. e only rn-tisa ~ th- property 90 my
the lst and 18th. Lnl1l IHos. q wAa&lMAN
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t~se ~-0 AnNnfsnce nfcAeT- AutE A4la So = w.
UNFUENIsHED HOUSES
9l2Fst. Ns-nls bidg. ~ IGth - ~ tt. - :
rer ARngzn. ....... g. loo mo lStnw o.. -. - 20
I0S Sth 81 nv. lar. 100 1.l7 Il ae ~ 49,. - 20
80 y 81 ~ % .kfS - ne 20
slq2d ST NV. lOr .... A.. 20 80 \ q N. Gr - -
"a -th ~ -. gOr....... 90 20 Mvrlle . ne A. 20
la.o 81 Sg...-.-....-4o KS z - So tr la
-. X 81 Or ..-..-:S 3li Il II ne ,ir rs
liz IA ave nv. Pr - lsll re. tir Is
FUENISRED HOUSES
r near ls.h, iers Ma Av. near "a - $50
4hsths aEd stable. e., COO LET near r NJ iGr - no
lsth near X, llr. per 3 near i3th ls- -. / %
snnuin l. 500 M above x. l4r........l 10
n ~ ~ hN -tv-'Nr : ave near q. oT.- 100
Mass ave ana ESoi2S- 4 near 10Th. Tor .. ~
circle lar $40 Y ave NV. l.r ~
OFFICES
fl.sart rooms In 'eunfal - nv. ~ fronI
sh.a.ns tFe'n ~ . he-tei by steam. IS
So each EsQ p ......-- =.
l5lC Pa av Is TO go 40 Ia sv nom slo to els
l2ll r. 3r. ......-... ~ tgls st......-...- IA
STORES
TO-. conn i0so lar s;n- n
IV-oS Conn ave - Ia ave. hall Is
STABLES
iel" ave. .s'so 1923 Conn s~. rear. Sos
MA Il o. HOFFMAN. 10Th and F-;. n.v