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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-03-30
RUSSIAN SPIES.


Most Open Opponents of the Gar are
Often In Pay of the Russian Police.
Much has been written concerning
the spy organization of the Russian
government in foreign countries. 1t is
divided into two sections, one of which
is devoted to international questions
and to foreign affairs, while the other
and far more important is intrusted
with the surveillance of the tears own
high-born subjects and officials abroad.
One of the most important of these
agents was, until his death year ago,
a certain count at Paris. who bore an
italian title, purchased at Rome. What
his real origin or nationality was mo-
body seemed to know.
Married to n charming woman, whose
first husband held high rank in the
Russian civil service, he occupied a most
delightful house in one of the streets
leading off the Champs Elysees. His
establishment was rich and luxurious,
Notwithstanding the fact that neither
he nor his wife had any private fortune
of their own.
His salons were thronged with Rus
sian and French officials of every rank
and Importance. few of whom realized
the fact that both their host and host
ess were maintained in all their luxury
at the expense of the imperial police
department for the purpose Of spying
on their talk and actions.
Another secret agent of the Russian
police was the late NJ. Catacazv, who
was recalled from his post as Russian
minister at Washing ton at the request
of the United States government, in
consequence of the unfortunate record
of his wife, who, although the wife of n
Milanese nobleman, had openly resided
with him when he was previously at
Washington as secretary of the lega-
ton.
Mr.. Catacazy was popularity regarded,
at any rate 10y his eountrymen, as be-
ing in disgrace, and as harboring very
bitter feelings against everybody in au-
thority in st. Petersburg for the man.
ner in which he had been treated.
Consequently his countrymen were
less guarded in their speech when in
his presence than they otherwise would
have been, and were encouraged to crit
icise the imperial government in very
reckless manner, being led on by NJ.
Catacazy's own bitter remarks
II was only after his death that it
gradually oozed out that he had con-
tinued to the very last day of his life in
the active service of and in constant
communication with the police depart
mcnt at st. Petersburg. Y. Recor.
der
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END OF A BAND OF INDIANS.
They Preferred seIf-Destruction to n sur
render to Enemies.

reader to Enemies.
Probably no people ever lived who
bad greater physical courage than the
American Indians. Formerly, in most
tribes the young men were subjected TO
fortunes before they could claim the
rank of braves. and all who refused TO
suffer the ordeal, or weakened under
il, were treated as women. and made to
work. They never were considered
warriors.
Early in this century the Flyers. -
q band of Indian outlaws from the
Sioux and Cheyennes, were the terror
of the western plains. They never sur
rendered TO any foe, and never showed
the slightest mercy to the con-
quered. They were the or;ginators of
the torture dan =, in the midst of which
warrior was hanged to a beam b. the
muscles of the breast. under which a
stone knife had bcel passed, leaving a
bleeding slit, through which rope of
horse-hair was drawn and fastened to
tie wooden toggles that suspended him
high in the air. The custom spread,
and was practiced by the Sioux. Gros
Nentres, Nez Perces, Mandans, Chey-
euleS anu OIhtf lNu4duS OF NHc plains
and surrounding country.
: his flying band of hOrsemen had
imita'lrs in Il Band Of Canoes" one
of the three bahds of the South Assini-
borne. Many years ago this fierce
Rand. while out hunting buffalo, were
caught and bewildered with the
helpless brutes themselves in the
SHOWS of the prairies, and sought the
shelter of the woods by Lake Mandan.
Soon they were surrounded by the Man
dams and Gros Ventres Seeing that es-
cspe was impossible, and slaughter in
evitable. their war chief, Tall Bull.
cried out to his warriors; Follow met
They followed where he led in single
file. Before them opened an airhole
through the ice. where an eddy circled
in the current of the lake. Tall Bull
stepped proudly up to the icy door, aud
disappeared at single plunge One by
one the plumed warriors passed from
view, uatil at last they had all sunk
ont of SCAT below the icy surface of
the lake. --IIarper's Young People.
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SHORT BUT INTERESTING.

The Buddhists have thirty-two bells.
THERE is hog in Atchison which
chews tobacco.
UNTIL. the past winter 1t is said that
no wolves have been seen in Massachu-
sets for half a century.
COMMERCIAL travellers, it is said, sup
port two thirds of the country hotels in
America, TO say nothing of instructing
the proprietors how to manage them.
The Spanish language has word of
nine letters, which spelled backward or
forward suffers no alteration in its
photography. 1t is the verb ''reconocer. :"
NEBRASKA was made territory on
May 80, 1854. The original territory
embraced s5l, 55s square miles. A por-
ton was set off to Colorado in Febru-
airy, 1851, and another portion to Da-
kota in March. In March, 1853, Ne
braska was further shorn by taking
Off the territory of Idaho.
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PITH AND PoINT.

~1llustrious ancestry is a glorious
thing TO have. out It won't be taken as
security fcr hot stew.-Chester pa
News
"A man never realizes how much
furniture he owns until he tries TO
walk rapidly through his house in the
darlz.-Etoile Beige.
If men were as ungallant during
courtship as they are after marriage, it
) doubtful If more than one in ten
thousand could ever get wife-Ram's
Horn.
THAT was an awfully queer thing
about Jack Watson's marriage" "What
do you mean?'' why. he married the
girl for love, when she had lots of
money"
The people who abuse this world
most vehemently while enjoying all its
privileges are generally the ones who
raise a great fuss over dying. Wash
ington News.
Bacon so you have been up to
Niagara falls? Did you hear the
mighty roar of the eataract?" Egbert
Mo: had " wife with me-
Yonkers Statesman.
Cattle Dealer docking at an oil
painting)-''Alle Wetter. Two thou
sand marks for the two oxen! That is a
lot. and they are lean into the bar
gain!'-HumOristisches.
-FlOrence-"Do you know any thing
about swinging dumb-bells?" Charley
We'll, l guess do; had to dance
-Four times with that horrid Miss Flintly
last night "-Inter-O Ocean.
The idea of employing pretty wom-
On for bill collectors looks feasible, but
It would not work. The delinquent
debtors would all want them to call
again. Journal.
-WorLman-'Are yon in favor of
the eight-hour movement, my friend?"
Tramp lin tones of disgust) -"Do
look like n chap as was in favor of any
kind of movement?"-Com Cuts.
-Hiclls-"S middle's wealth, / dare
cay. is wholly due to his own unaided
efforts" Wicks-'On the contrary, tho
most of it is due TO his creditors; but
they'll never get any of it"-Boston
Transcript.
Two Wishes Adoring One lin Law
cnder kids and blue scarfl-'Oh, how
wish that | were that book you clasp
so lovingly" She-''How / wish you
were, so that could shut you up
Yankee Blade.
Not to be Overlooked. - Bire-
There are at least sixteen things
about your sugar like" Grocer-"Ah,
and what are they?" Bire-''The num-
Der of ounces to the pound. Detroit
free Press.
"A Burst of Grief -Rounder-"What
book is that you are weeping over. -"
Old Soali-"Paradise Lost" FOUNDER
What do you find in that to weep
cbout?" Old Soak bursting out afresh)
1t ISIS all about l-lost spirits. -
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adorer ] had always kept at distance.
She sang for him. waltzed with him.
devoured his bon-bons by the box, fiat
tered him, and when he threw his for
tune and himself At her feet, she ac-
eepted him
think papa was secretly delighted.
lie was accustomed TO ms quiet ways,
and this dancing. singing fairy aitting
about rather bcwildered him. We
were rather oId-fashioned folks, papa
and !, and my cousin had considerable
''girl-of-the-perio about her.
II was Just b,f3~e Lent that Lizzie
told Is of her engagement and. rs Mr..
Gordon urged an carly wedding day, il
was decided that the week following
Easter should make him the happy
man" Of = gorgeous wedding.
Papa was liberal. and nv Lcntcn du-
ties were sadly upset by the prepara-
tious for grand reception. after the
church wedding Il was a perfect de-
light 10 Lizzie u throw of her black
dress and try on the pretty finery that
papa gave me permission to provide.
She was not exacting. accepting what
] selected, but had orders to be gen
erous, and between MS we had ready a
trousscau OF which Mrs. Gordon need
not be ashamed
Eut on Easter day, when l could not
quI.e detach my heart from earthly
matters. | watched eagerly Tor Her
bey-t's present ] haj made no secret
OF this little ray OF hope that came to
me, and father only grUnted when
displayed my triA.ng presents.
was in my room alone when this
one came "a little box, such as I had
twice before opened. And on the pink
cotton a dainty crystal egg Two lay
in my jewel box; one with a tiny
loclset, one with j golden cross. inside.
! opened this one. Ny heart gave one
sickening throb and the whole room
seemed To reel about me- When my
sight was once more clear. / saw on
the pretty pink cotton the ring / had
given Herbert Wilson. There could be
no mistake. There it lay, hooking me
with its tiny cIasped hands and en-
twinej initials lie was false to me.
Some fajrcr face had won his heart,
and he had sent my ring back to me.
Il had never been my habit to show
M feelings ON any occasion, so I closed
mp the pretty crystal egg, locked it
way in my jewel box. and went down
10 dinner. Father noticed that was
very pale, but accepted 4 trifing head
ache as an excuse. and Lizzie made no
comment. She was deep IN the study
of our visiting list, aud adding a few
cards to those already sent out.
The next week was all a whirl.
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MONGOLlAN CAMELS.
Most of the Mercantile Transport OF NortI
ern China Is Performed by Them.

Most of the Mercantile Transport of North
ern China Is Performed by Them.
The popular idea regarding the shin
of the desert" is completely at fault if
applied to the camels of Mongolia and
Pechili. Juvenile natural histories
talk of the soft padded foot for which
this animal is so distinguished, as if a
SANDY bottom were the only surface
upon which he could walk with cor1-
fort But the greater part of all mer-
camille transport in north China is per-
formed by camels, and, except in the
immediate neighborhood of Picking,
sand is an unknown luxury to this
much-enduring beast. How vast is the
number of camels thus employed may
be guessed from the fact that during
our days journey we passed more than
eight hundred vending their dilatory
way from the Tatar steppes to the
plains of Chilli They chiefly carried
soda-soap, kind of animal alkali or
I've found ON the borders of Mongolia.
and cut into blocks each weighing
about two hundred and sixty pounds.
At no time is the camel prepossessing
object. But here nature provides him
with so shaggy a covering that his un-
calmly form becomes even more hideous.
Camel's wool, by the way. used for pad
ding clothes, is an article of consider
able traffic hereabouts, and, when
spring zephyrs take the place of winter
blasts, the herdsmen of the plateau
shear their camels by a process which
preserves the merit of extreme sim
plicity, pulling out by hand whatever
has not been shed naturally. Many
animals are kept for the sole purpose of
yielding wool, but the amount obtain
able from each islsingularly dispropor-
toned to the huge bulk of its producer.
A heavy fleece taken from full-grown
camel will seldom average over seven
pounds. while eight dollars is a high
price for the picul of one hundred and
thirty-three pounds.-Century
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IL a letter ha WAS

IL a letter ne was
reading, how would you like TO have
a cousin % come and live here2 4 girl
cousin. about your own age, and who
has your name, toO-Elizabeth Bas-
settg''
! only stared, far too much amazed
for speech 4 cousin. Never had
heard Il an uncle or aunt, much less a
cousin
But. papa" I said, At last. q never
knew had a cousin
Him. No. Your mother IRIS an
only child, but I had brother. Poor
Tom. lie and had quarrel long be-
fore we were either Of us married; no
matter about that now. Tom went of
To the west. but he didn't find any Of the
wonderful gOo- luck there that some
men do. The fact is, Bess. Tom was
always lazy. Lazy folks don't get along
out west. But he IS dead, nv dear
been dead these ten years, ard his wife
died week ago and left letter for
me. asking me TO befriend their only
child She needn't come here, you see,
if you don't want her"
oh, but I do want her." ] cried.
''Iave ] not been longing for sister
all my life? do want her, papa.
Please serd for her"
VERY well, my dear / VIII write
at once"
Then / rushed of 10 find Martha.
who IS our head servant, and, some
times suspect. our real housel1eeper,
though she lets me have all the honors.
Martha, who had lived with Iny grand
mother. had known SIR. Tom, bat had
thougts he died long ago. She was
very willing, howe .er, 20 help me in
getting one of 90 prettiest rooms
ready for Miss Elizabeth" and prom
isrj dainties for the feas: Of welcome,
At the eleventh hour papa resolved
to 20 himself and bring the orphan
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some nfher Wa.

"TIcllo. Joe!r cried n youth on Broad
way the other day, IS he slapped a
gentleman vigorously between the
shoulders
'oh. I beg thousand parlOns," he
continued, IS IN response to the blow
the other turned mis- head and revealed
in unfamiliar face.
''rooL you for another man, you
know" hS added. by way Of an apology.
'Ani 50 an another man" replied
the stranger lSconicallv, as with a
shrug of the shoulders he struck across
the street, leaving the young man to
wonder how he should have framed a
more effectual apology.-N. Y. Herald.
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The woman Who talks had the man
who writes jokes il her tentacles and
ne was squirming.
Really" she said, ebuliiently, how
Go you ever manage TO write 81 those
thingss conldn't do il 10 save nv
life
Noe he replied. evasivcly.
No I couldn't. and sometimes
don't even see the point to them.
No. I presume not, lie said. rather
sadly "Nou know il requires quite IS
much talent to see the point TO 4 good
Joke a. Il does TO write ono, - Detroit
Free Press.
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Diric Flyer via the Suwanee River Route.
Double daily sleeping car service from Chi
cago. st. Louis, Cincinnati. Louisville and
Evansville, via Nashville, Chattanooga, At
lanta, Lake City, Jacksonville to Tampa.
For rates and sleeping car write b. f.
Neville, 1914 Clark street, Chicago.
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Jones-I should think that flies would
annoy you. Don't they bite your bald
head?
Smith-But suppose l had heavy
head of hair. Do you catch on?
No"
''Of course you don't, but my wife
would. Texas Siftings.
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BEFORE singing the song of 1.-THE Letter
That Never Came" the woman should look
in her husbands overcoat pocket. He may
have failed TO deliver it as expectcd.-N. o.
PicavunR
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WE eat too much and take too little ont
door exercise. This is the fault of Gu . j.
ern civilization. 1t is claimed that Garfield
Tea, a simple herb remedy, helps Mature 70
overcome these abuses.
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The skin and knowledge

Essential tdkhe production of the most per-
feet and popular Laxative remedy known,
have enabled the California Fig Syrup Co.
TO achieve a great success il the reputation
of its remedy, Syrup of Figs, rs it is con-
coded to be the universal laxative. For sale
by all druggists.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-03-30

TIE pleasant coating of Beecham's Pills
completely DISCUSSES the taste without i'm
pairing their efficiency. % cents a box.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-03-30

IL the Sufferers lexicon there is no such
animal as a coon. He generally makes CO
coon of him
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-03-30

THE monkey goes to the sunny side Of the
tree when he wants a warmer climb
Texas Siftings.
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A SORE THROAT OR COUGH, If suffered TO
progress, often results in an incurable
throat or lung trouble. tBrolrn's Bronchial
Trochcs'' give instant relief.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-03-30

If you want to be cured of a cough us'
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
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To Florida.

A MAN with a broken leg is apt TO do a
good deal OF darning while the leg is knit
ting.-Binghamton Leader.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-03-30

ADIsPATcH from Montana says the Crow
Indians show fight. No doubt they have
caws.-Lowell Courier.
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The Barricade Gives way,

No doubt, when the bowels are stormed
with drenching cathartics, TO overcome
their constipation, but at serious cost to the
assaulting party. The intestinal organs are
thereby much enfeebled and excessively re-
Taxed. Far more thoroughly, and less vio-
lently effective, is Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, most benign of aperients. Incom-
parable for malaria, nervousness, dyspepsia,
kidney troubles.
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An Ant Quotation.

Sword Scarf Pin-Tm in it to the hilt,
NeclStie (tragically This is the most
unkindeEt cut of alL-Jewelers' Weekly.
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A MAN who is in society and wants 10
keep in must be continually going out
Yonkers Statesman.
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A MATTER OF PosITIoS.-Buckton = ~
have noticed funny thing about men who
have been taken inn Nendick-"Whati is
lt!n Buckton-"They are usually very
much put out Truth
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voITrurS COULD RE WRITTEN

ST. LOUIS has girl phrenologist Evil
IDENTIFY woman is getting 10 the head in the
march of progress.-Boston Transcript.
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A FIGHTING parson-The one who puts his
congregation 10 sleep.-Puck.
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FOR RENT-HOTSFS

rug kENr-NiCtI.N PAPEIsFD GROOM HoUsE;
bath and cellar lOlu y & az. .. 49,
500: also rooms and hath: all mod. im5s- !:
~ Isl -. NV. Apply 2l9 I'm 81. s.e.auIs eis
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For RT1NT-ONLY SIS TER MONTH FOR THAT
beautiful residence. l32s st. NV. ntainns
10 rooms and bath; large closets and pantry:
hardwood finish throughout; handsomely paper
ed: suitable for a member of Congress or gov
eminent official: keys at Office.
auln-Iu' SNDRNSi'FDr A BRADLEY, Q27 st
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FURNISHED HOrSrS
r 18th % y II ave- new
1cr. baths and house aud fur Tor $50
stable. per annum e.. 400 10th nezr T. FIR. on
Mass and Thomas 18th near r. lar -. 80
circle IT,. 800 Nj ID Or. 80
near 10Th, 15r 200 ave A. l2r... 100
Elerant rooms in ''Sun Desirable rooms 80
building" ira-rroof, lantfc Coast LIN
from SD TO 500 each hui ling" an front
1lllF l.,.... .,,s..st1 and fre.proof. from
40 La ave. from $40 TO 10 el0 to e35 each
t6so st.......-......SD
101sconn ave. ......... &75 Cofee-roast,ne estah-
1924 Conn sve...........15 lishrnent. with all
10 5n,s a., Conn ave--..-...--53 IN, mschnsry !s7a
625 La ave. hall .25 TO s35
sTABLrs.
16o5o. rear. ......sa5l 1000 Conn ave. rear. SIS
l6lsRI ave. rear. :, si1 tresr).
sul4 Il. d. HoITZNAN. 10Th and .t.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RLNI-BY JAMES G. JESTER,
Real Estate Broker,
-

hENl-B1 JAMES JESTER,
Real Estate Broker,
$50 7 ST. n.
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20 sth NV. sr b STAG 0 - 9Th ne. Or b. IN j. % So
To- 18th Sc. Yr b sta. .40l.96 II me- fSr b m = IN
l70S 10th 81 NV. 7r. I. b so 935 4th me- Or b is
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l22 1th Sc, I2r b. -. so new.-.-....'. 10 20
sul9-;a-
FOR RENT-SlO 9Th ST SW. I5R...., $50 on
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aul9-3t JAMES +. SHEA. 6 y Pa, ave. NV
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S S:s53 Inv lot A. IA unioQ stsw 20
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and stable 49, 1870 18th ST NV 10r -
X, lir. fur. 200 BOB Mass ave ne "a
$40 NJ ct NV, l2r. sta lie. 20 4;Sl I'D me-
aui9-:d
FOR RENT THREE STORY 1l-RoOM BRICK
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If desired. TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1907 r
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BOARDING.

WANTED ONE or TWO RCsRDERs IN PRE-
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WANTEIs-THE ADDRESSES OF RESPECTABLE
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very reasonable. Address LADY, Star Office. 1ts
IF YOU WANT A FIRST Class 15C. OR &c
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THE IRVINGTON. 1916 X ST. " w-LARGE
cool rooms; handsomely furnished single or en-
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FOR RENT-15ls r. ST. NV; mr.. MOD. INP.g
newly painted and papered and put IN thorough
repair. 5000 A +. CoUMBE,
sulf-3t las n. y. ave.
FOR RENT-l22s 18TH ST. N.w.-FUR>ISHED
or uIfurnished: IL rooms. mod. imp.
A. T. COUMBE
au17-3t las y. y. ave-
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Mss. ave. 18th and ?
Il . bet isth, and 18Th 81
-ts.-.............--...1O
y 81 mr. Conn ave. Ale :
h bet 18th 4 18th. 81
h st. overlooking Pa
leth Bot KS L .t.. ,3ss. 4
NJ bet l4th a 18th -. 30
Conn ave bet NJ and n
Conn ave bet II sndX :
K st bet 18th and Ieth SIN
ste. with stable. .;sal q
Il 81 bet 14th and VT
n II ave bet \ and Du-
pont Circle ......2J
Conn ave bet n and
Dupont Circle. -
VI 81 near Conn ave..o5
NJ - bet l4th and 18th
sts....................22
Z II bet 18th and i6th,
with stable..22l.6
X = bet 10Th and 18th
SITS .sils 2
18th II Overlooking
Corn ay hat % Az x,s ~