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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-31
THE RUSSIAN TREATY.
Criticism and Defense Of lss Provisiens
By ssnaters.

~ eooetor0s
WASHINGTON, March 80. - Criticisms
made upon the Russian treaty. whether
just or not, have had the effect Of putting
the senate on the defensive. It is under.
stood when II IL finally decided to give the
treaty out II will be accompanied by .
draft Of the communication a. Il came to
the senate, 10 that comparison may be
made between the treaty a. ratified and
the one upon which the senate acted. Ac-
eompanyins Il will also appear the cor.
respondsnce, for II 10 understood the state
department. has given its consent to
the publication Of the messages that
passed bstween tho representative OF the
contracting powers.
The most recent treaty previously made
BY this government bearing upon the ca-
tradition OF criminals was that with
Belgium In 1882, which contains a clause
said by senators TO be almest identical
with the political clause" Of tho treaty
under discussion. Political clauses are
not 1t all rare In treaties made by the
United Statos. for the right of asylum has
been projected In all conventions neeoti.
ated. Owing to rigid discipline and strict
frontier surveillance In Russia, it was
pointed ont on the floor Of the senate that
extrndition TO Belgium and to Russia un.
der treaties Of precisely the same word
ing meant two vastly different things.
During this debate II was brought forci-
bly, 10 tho attention Of the senate by one
Of the leading constitutional lawyers that
this country had Mt one time asked for and
sccursd the cxtradition Of Q man charged
with what might have boon under such Q
treaty called . political oifense. He re-
ferred to the arrest OF John III. Surrntt Inn
plicated In tho conspiracy which resulted
in tho assassination OF Lincoln. Surutt
few TO Egypt, joined the army Of the Khe-
dive, thence to Rome, where he became
ono Of tho papAl soliaves. He was recog-
nised by . citiRon of baltimore who noti-
ned this government of his whereabouts.
Upon application to the pope, who then
enjoyed temporal power In Italy, Surratt
was sent TO this country and tried.
A prominent republican senator, who
has been pronounced in his opposition 10
the ratification of this treaty. makes the
statement that the new treaty, not only
with Russia but France, bears the sem.
blance OF an effort 70 bolster up or at least
strengthen the cause Of tho United States
in certain delicate diplomatic negotia.
tions now In progress.
I'm other wortis." said he, '.we pur-
chased our present Bchrin seal fisheries
OF Russia. party TO one Of these treaties.
Our differences with England are about to
bc settled by the high court Of arbitration
Mt the capital of nation which is pArty
TO tho other treaty and has also named
one Of the arbitrators. Il looks very
much 10 me like deliberate attempt to
violate the right Of human liberty and re
turn human beings into what Is worse
than slavery in order that we may protect
few seals"
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INDIANS ARRESTED.


rhsy Killed Eiks water 90 shs Nsssh.
era Psesoe-Coars Mssesrs
Special Dispetch 10 the standard.
NIssoULA, March 0.-The commissioo-
ess Of Rlathead county, In sesaion - kai.
ispel, to-day awarded The contract for
trauscrihlug tbs records Of the new county
to d. ID. bogart aud Charles A. Gray OF
this city Of seven and one-hah cents psf
folio and ave csnts for indexing. Thsre
were Q great many bids for this work
from Nlssoula, Kaltspel aud othse points.
Ths contract for trauscribing ths plat tor
the nov county has not bssn awarded.
Tho Noetheru Pacific II commencina 70
experience the usual spring obstructions
20 trafhc along its lines. Another slide on
the Coour d Alsns branch this morning
delayed the east hound train several
hours, while the vest bound train. which
left this city at noon, had to return, being
unable TO get through. East OF here ~
points near Boaita and Beasmouth, the
water is very high and the company has .
large foece of men at work riprappiue the
river hanks. The company h also erect.
Ing e0o-foos dam along the east sids Of
tho Bitter Root bridge, 70 throw the water
into the channel. The snow In the mount.
aims 70 mating fast and. and a. tbs snow
fall Was much heavier than usual last
winter. much apprshension 10 felt a. 10
the results when Il begins to melt and tho
water comes rushing down the numerous
channels.
The authoeities Of Flathead county
have arrested three Indians for violation
Of the sams laws. The Indians brought
Ia 1b elk beads from Swan lake In the
south Fork country. for which they found
ready purchaser at els each.
An election will be held at the Central
school house next Saturday afternoon 10
elect trustees In place Of Trustees Bick-
ford aud Davis, whose terms expire at
that date.
Tho csss Of Kate II. Mccormick against
John Wood aud nearly all ths residents
along Burnt Fork, involving the water
right Of that district, 10 On trial to-day be.
foro the district court, Judge Theodore
Brantly Of Deer Lodge presiding. Tbs
case 10 one of considerable Importance TO
the parties residing In the district and will
probably consume week o. ten days Of
the court's attention.
In conversation with Q STANDARD ss-
porter tonight, Judge Stephens stated that
he Would not, under any circumstances,
accept the nomination for the mayoralty
II Il 10 rendered him. In declining tho offer
Of ILLS frisnds, who have been anxious
that he should accept the candidacy, the
judge said that In his opinion sll party
lines should b. withdrawn In the coming
municipal slection, aud hs favors ths -
lection Of . non-paFtlsan candidate, sosns
such man - J. II. T. Ryman, Who has
besn brought prominently forward - the
probable repuhlican candidate.
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A SMOOTH SCHEME.


Aue Lstees hrho8 % toe Notoeoo - beoobo
Csyti0cates.
WASHINGTON, March 3o.-Assistant
Superintendent OF tho Treasury Spauld-
ing has written the following letter TO the
collector of the Pacific coast:
Tho department 10 informed that the
practice obtains among Chinese laborers
In this country Of entrusting money to
merchants which 10 treated ~ part OF
the capital Of their business. The Chinese
laborers, who have made such Q disposi-
ton OF their savings, although not actively
engaged in mercantile business. have
claimed to be merchants, and thereby en-.
titled to leave this country and return.
The department desires you 10 closely
scrutinise all certificates which may be
presented at your port by returning
Chinese, and TO require evidence stating
that the holders are bona iide merchants,
actively engaged In business. In no case
should Chinese be permitted to enter 80
merchants, unless their right to tho privi-
lees 10 clearly established, and where Il
appears that the practice herein referred
to IL attempted, the certificates presented
should be ignored, the holders arrested
and the facts reported to the department"
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I CORRUPT OFFICIALS.
n. s.sr.',. lsG;:,:ssss xn -.

fhs Nebraska logislaeprs will 1aG1n
. IkS5x5kS5ayE
tIsCoLx, Neb.. March s0.-Ths commit.
- Appointed by the legislature 10 investi-
gate the state OF affairs and ASCERTAIN IL
thsss was evidence enough to impsach the
board Of public lands and buildings. re-
ported TO the house this morning unani-
usously In favoe of the impeachment Of
SsosstaFy of State Allen, Attorney Gen.
eral Hastings, and Commissiouss os Pub
lie Lands and Buildings Humphrey.
Ac.mmission composed Of reprsssnta-
tive attorneys from the republican, demo
cratic aud indepsndeut partiss, Was
chosen by party caucuses of the members
of the legislature. and impeachment pro-
csedings will now be pushed.
To-day the advisory commission on i'm
peachmsut reported 10 the house all the
evidence read. and Il was tho unanimous
opinion Of three eminent lawyers that
impeachment proceedinas would lie
against every member Of the state board
Of public lands and buildings. and In JUS
tics 10 the state, procesdinGs should be at
once instituted. The report was adopted
by the house this afternoon, and tho SON
ate ct once, on being notified, entered tho
Joint couveution at 4 O'Clock 10 prepare
articles Of impeachment.
After the adoption Of . report fsvorlng
impeachment, Barry offered . resolution
instructing the COMMITTEES to TO ahead
and take evidence regarding the othsr Of
flcials and ex-oficials, whose names do
not appear In the recommendation for
impeachment. This In obviously aimed at
ex-Auditor Benton. The resolution Was
adoptod
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ENTERPRiSiN0 PRESIDENT.
Law wss Toe Slow for Him. 20 He Blew
Dewn . Rank.


Dewn o Rank.
New YORK, March SO.-The Clyde line
steamsr Saginaw arrived from San Do
mingo this morning. The passengers
bring the news Of the arrest Of the presi.
dent of San Domingo by French naval Of
ficers In San Domingo City. According to
the story, the president had taken $4,000
from the Pronch bank, the manager OF
which called on two French cruisers, lying
In the harbor. to prevent the escape OF tho
president TO Monte Cristo, whittier he was
about to start to quell an insurrection.
The presidents sudden descent upon tho
bank Was the outcome Of legal suit bc.
tween him and some OF the French resi-
dents, involving tho payment Of money.
The case was sent to the higher court for
Judgment, but apparently this delay was
too long to suit the president, 20 lae or
dsrsd out the militia with instructions to
seize whatever French gold they could
fiud. The soldiers procseded 10 the hank
on March IA, tore down the dooss, blow
opsn the vaults and carried on ee2Doo -
cash. The French commands Of the
cruiser vas appraised OF the outraeo, and
sent an armed force ashore, who captured
the president ~ he was about 10 pressed
20 Monte Cristo, place on the Denini-
can and Haytian borders. The prssi-
dent was held In custody and woed vas
sent to France regarding the affair. An
other French cruiser 10 on the way TO San
Domingo City with instructions - to how
the case shall bs disposed Of.
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Early In the springtims vhsn the snn
shines bright and warm. ths housswifs -
gins tho housecleanine process. Then b
the time that new shssts and spreads, nsw
table linen, and all kinds % linsns. plain
or fancy. arc overhAulsd wish . rssort 10
the dry goods store ~ The result.
store for all kinds of houssksepine goods,
thsy having . splsndid assortn,sat h
every kind oe gooda.
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NONE KILLED.

The 0ficisl Report Of the Chectaw
warfArs.
WASHINGTON, March 30.-The only ON.
cial information received at the Indian
bureau. in regard TO tho recent troubles
between the rival factions Of the Choctow
reservation, was received this morning
from Agent Bennett, who teleeraphed a.
follows:
''Reliabls dispatches from Antlsrs re-
port both factions of the Choctaws dis
banded. The fight Of yesterday resulted
in several being wounded. but mona wers
killed."
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BEAUTIFUL LANGUAGE.

Secretary Gresham Takes Pleasure In
Accepting Lincoia's Rssignssisn.
WASHINGTON. March O.-Secrotary of
State Gresham to-day sent letter 10 Min.
ister Lincoln at London. couched in the
most felicitous language. accepting, on
behalf Of President Cleveland. Llncoin's
resignation. and announcing the appoint-
ment and confirmation Of Bayard a. his
successor.
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OUT OF DEBT.

Spaia Has Renewed 0ss Ds0eee-ce1s-
ntsi 0oversmsata
MADRID. March 30.-Ths cabinet ooan.
Gil to-day drafted the spsech frosn the
throne. Ths spsech viii announcs that
the lona-standing deficit OF 7u.00o.Ol0
pesetas has been abolished through the
honest and painstaking revision Of the es-
Inmates and the opening Of new sources Of
revcnue.' Legislative councils will b
granted to Cuba and Porto Rico.
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A New Trust.

TRENTON, n. j.. March 3.-A typo
writer company with . capital Of SO
900 has bsen formed here, and articles Of
incorporation were hlcd yesterday.
Among the companies interested are the
Remington. Yost. Hammond, Caiieraph
and American.
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WILL Be HEARD TO-DAY
Secretary Smith Is Ready 10 Lktsl to
Frank All6tlx
POWER SHOULD BE HAPPY
An investi Gation Might Have Made
Him eouirm-More Montana
Appiioants - Meoer-
mott 10 lli.

Special Dispatch to the sea6dard.
wAsnrSGroN. March O.-About all the
Aontanans In this city will be at the
interior department tomorrow afternoon,
when the secretary Of the interior takes
up Tor hearing the timber cullins privilege.
Mr.. Crutchfisd. Mr., Dixon and Mr..
bonner are here and will be present, and
Higgins II expected, alehu6sAe has not
been seen tonight. Tbs hearing will
probably last pretty nearly all the after.
noon. w. A. Clark and William NcDer-
mott are here, but McDermott will not be
at the bearing, ~ he has been III for two
or three days with . return Of an old
malady.
Power has to thank Roach OF North Da-
kots for his escape from an investigation
which might have gone into his history
more infinitely than he could desire.
Roach was expecting the Hoar resolution,
calling for an investigation touching his
emhesslement OF Washington bank
funds, % the democrats, having Power
and Quay and other republicans In mind,
concluded that they would 70 into tho
business. Power was tho frst republican
victim Of this strike. He wanted an inves-
tigation. That was perfectly safe de-
mand to make. for Il was ~ once seen
that there would not be an investigation
Of Roach unlcss everybody was TO bc In.
vestigatcd. The result will be NJ tele-
graphed last night, that there will be no
investigation.
Brown Of Idaho vas at the white house
to-day, 10 ask that he b made internal
revenue collsctor. He came away feeling
assured that he would BE- accepted, but
there has been report about, to-day. that
the president had declared that he might
select Helena man after all.
Among the new applications for once
from Montana are the following: s. w.
Lanehorn Of Helena, for register Of the
land ONCE at Helena; James B. Donovan
a Great Falls, foe United States district
attorney; John b. Taylor Of Boulder val.
ley. for postmaster ut Boulder.
J. c. Marshall Of AfissoulA 10 at the
Arlington.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-31

NEW YORK. March -. = Thomas
o'Rourke. the hacker Of George Dixon. the
fcathervsisht champion Of the world. has
claimed ths featbcrweight championship
belt. II was decided that Dixon should
have the trophy, and ORourke deposited
$500 for its security. The bolt will Be pro-
sented 10 Dixon tomorrow night.
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Mons neckwear is ovsrhowina with new
things this season. The newest 10 the
graduated four.in-hand. with Persian
effects. Then thcre are the Windsor tie,
with flowing euds, the new knots In Teck
scarfs. All these aud many more In great
assortment at d. J. Connells.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-31
REACHING OUT.

The Northern Pnaiao VIII eeoo Bovo -
AtiAatie Oustst.
QuEREc, March 0.-Ths Northsru Pa
ciiic railway will soon have direct east.
ern connection with ths ssaboarSl. running
entirely through Canadian territory from
Parry sound on Gcorgian bay to Qushsc,
Q distance Of $50 miies. The entire road,
which will bs open fos trafac newt year,
will prove an important rival 10 the Cana
dian Pacific, at least % fAr - the removal
OF grain from the CAnadian northwest 10
concsrnsd. Between Ottawa and Parry
sound IL also trAvsrssa . new and rieAly
tin,bered pine country.
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ARKANSAS THIEVES.

They Oct Away with Over Oss l1illtss
From the ststs.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, March O.-Cov.
ernor Fishhack has sent . message TO the
Legislature. saying that over . million
dollars have been stolen. The evidences
Of the debt are missing from tbs Treasury,
waiting to bo sneaksd In and redeemed.
He urged tho passage Of an oct making ID
felony FOR any state treasurer TO redeem
such evidence Of debt.
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IT HAS APPEARED.
The Cholera 10 Already Piayisg Bsvec
In 6ussla.

ST. PyrERsBURo, March 3o.-Ths chol.
err has again appeared In this city. II is
known that fatal cases are Of daily occur
renee, though the authorities have not Ne.
sumcd their policy Of last year Of making
regular daily announcement Of new
cascs and deaths. All news Ia suppressed.
DisquiotinR rumors as 10 the situation In
the interior are rife. The sanitary sta
tious In the volga provinces, wl,erc the
disease created great ravaees last year.
have been rcopcned. Special steamers,
with sanitary officers. cruise tho volga to
pick up choisra patients. II IL believed
that the government has grave secret In
formation.
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NOT PROM TINE NARoMIc.

City.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10. - x. 8.
Starr. general race agent Of the Amsrican
Pigeon Fancisrs. says that tho several
pigeons reported captured In various
sections Of the country, having leg bands
marked an" were from Philadclphia lofts
and not from the missing steamer Narouic.
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N PRISON.
n. - NJ si...r. Of g. A.s....
Nsaro Cspaupsd.

PINE nEpvv. Ark, March so.--lt 10 just
learned that the diabolical mursisssrs Of
Phil GAFdnsr. at Sheritt. who left . note on
the body, saying: &C. q. d. collect three
mouths lard DE-. Sheriff. kssp your man
at hons ed hs Will not got lost" poured
alcohol osse him and sst him on fiss.
Burns wees discovered ell over the tor.
tured body. Three men and three women
have bssn place In Jail to-day, ehareed
with the murder. The moro are under
surveillance.
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DON'T sELiEvE ir.


pagne Bottle . Hess.
NEw YORK, March 3o.-Ths officials of
the White Star line regard as . hoax the
message found in q bottle on tho beach at
Ocean visw. Va. purportinz 10 give an
account Of the destruction Of the steamer
ksronic. As to the nams John Olson. cat
tlsman. signed 10 the message. they say
no such person was on board the vessel.
and that II 10 improbable bottle thrown
from tbs vessel, where the vessel was NJ
the time. would have noated against the
gulf streAm TO tho point found.
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FLAT FOOTED.

rhe President wsass Cesgrsssmss %
uadesstsad nis feliey.
WAsHlxoroN. March O.-Thers were
no signs Of Ietting up In the rush os
o@ce-seskers at tho white house to-day.
Thsy came early aud stayed late, aud
sofne Of them would have stayed later u
the opportunity had presented itself.
~But, Mr.. President. what arc you going
TO do with the states' congressional dsls-
CATION fixing up the distribution OF local
patrousee?"
II am going to smash thsm."
THIS 10 question reported TO have been
put 10 the president by . Congressman: :
and the reply Of the president. To make
the matter little clearer, the eonsrsss-
man learned that, while an agreement OF
. delegation upon local oflicess may have
soms weight with tho president, hs will
not DO bound by Il.
So plain has the policy Of the president
become, that the Alabama delegation hes
decided 10 abandon its slate, heretofore
agreed upon. This lead will be followed
by other delegations with the result that
probably the contest for Office will become
fresfor-all race and each candidate will
run on his merits. This will probably bs sat.
isfactory TO many congrcssmen for IL will
relieve thcm of considerable responsi.
biiity.
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F,Eis. March so.-The greater part Of
tho arsenal m Lille was burned to-day.
The magazines, however, were saved. The
loss 10 900 900 francs.
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Easter is almost here. With the fine
weather VIC are enjoying now, all
ladies' are looking to the matter
of new dresses. The NJ. J. Connell
Go. show the finest and pretticst lire in
the land Of fancy silks, novelty patterns
and wool dress goods.
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Stacy Adams con9ress shoes, 81 pair.
in fine calf and handsswn, selling ut $50
at NJ. j. Councils.
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NOT ALARMED.

Tho Government Il Prepared 10 Meet
Any Cholera Emergency.
WASHINGTON, March p.-The cable
grams, announcing tho presence Of chol-
era in Austria and Russia, do not create
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GLADSTONE WINS.

Conservatives Atssnps - Defeat nAs He.
tiss, hat % Prevails.
LONDON, March So.-In the house OF
commons this evening GlAdstoos made .
motion that after Easter the eovsrnmeus
business have prsosdsncs. Aftsr objsc.
tions By Balfour. Coschsn and others, the
motion carried.
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TRACKS BURIED.

Lsndsiides work ssrious Damage -Oas
Man KILLED.
SEATTLE, WASH, March O.-A dosen
serious landslidos occurred on tho Great
Northern coast line near Edmouds. The
track Tor $50 feet is buried under earth,
trees and stumps to . depth Of from 2s to
so feet. A gang Of section hands clearing
tho track Was caught by the slide and one
killed and several hurt.
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WAN HAS NO TERROR.
ssidisss Wiii Nev Wear bullet Prsss
Csifssms.

BERLIN. March 0.-The Doves bullet
proof composition appears TO be cclipsed
by the invention Of an Austrian engineer
named Reidels. whose material can be IN
serted In soldiers uniforms. and 10 only
half the weight and cost OF the Doves
composition.
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To Reprsssns Chill

WASHINGTON. March 30.--M Minister Esan
to-day cabled tho department Of state
that the president OF Chilli had appointed
Domingo Gaueno. ~ envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotentiary to tho United
States.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-09
INVESTMENTS.

$4,000 - Rents $40 per annum: Oak. near
Cough: .-story building: 2 flats; lot 27:6X95
$15,000-A gilt-edge investment, superb NV.
corner on one of the best retail streets In the
ing. store, and fats renting for nearly $4,000 per
annum Don't fail to investigate this invest
ment
s16.5OO-Rents $40 per month: Ellis-sr fats
bet. Laguna and Buchanan; contain all modern
improvements; lot 50x120.
flats of rooms and bath each: rent Sll5 all
latest conveniences; street accepted by city, lot
35xl37:6.
$40OO-Rents $3.50 per annum; Morris ave-,
near Harrison st: 2story building: 2 fats, and
rooms each; lot 25XS0.
$4000-Rents $3.50 per annum: Leavenworth
near Vallejo nice fats. aud 6 rooms each; lot
20I6S
$i5000-Sacramento ST., near Sansome: sub.
stantial 3-storv brick building with elevator
per month present tenant PAYS all repairs and
rent is net to the owner: don't fail to see this
property.
$50 600 Offer wanted: Ellis ST.: covered with
frame buildings: rents Tor $3.50 per mouth; lot
81 :6. with AT :6xS0.
$lS 0O0-Clay, near Mason: rents $3.50 per an
mum; handsome new 4-story building: 4 modern
ntts OF d aud rooms and bath EACH also 2-Story
house In rear lot 2Sxl20 to rear street.
49,. 5O0-Caltfornia-st corner Kearny;
substantial 3-story and basement brick building
stores, and lodging house above: leased to one
tenant at $220 per mouth: lot 81 :9I6S g.
S4O000-Post near Jones: extra large lot: 81 IS
1l37 IS, with frontage on small street; improve
ments consist Of substantial frame houses, rent
II for 50 So so per month.
$4,000 - Howard, ear 16th good 2-story
frame: store, and In rear; 7-room flat
above; rear house rooms: also 2-story frame on
side street: rooms, etc.. rents $685. lot 25x95,
with 20x50.