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IMPORTANT, IF TRUE.

Japan has Hsr Eyo on tho SicarnGun Ca.
nal-A Now Phase OF tho Question Pro-
'nn,ed to This Country.
TOXIC, JAPAN, May l2.-The recent
achievements OF Japan havo led hor to
turn her attention to securing treaty
with Nicaragua, by which she would
secure marked privileges in tho Mica
rasua canal. DR.. Guzman feared, how
ever, that tho United States might hayo
cause to objcc. to seeing privileges nc.
corded Japan. This objection was mot
by a proposition that Japan should ro-
ceive the same privileges as other coun.
tries with which Nicaragua hns treaties,
except the United States, 1t being OK
pressly recognized that tho United
States Is entitled to superior advantages
because OF proximity 10 Nicaragua. The
treaty has not, AZ yet. been concluded.
WAsnISGroS, D. G., May l2.-Tho
Toxic cable atating that Japan has her
oye on tho Nicaraguan canal presents n
new and important phase OF tho canal
question In which tho United States
has taken such a vital in.orest.
Thus far the United Slater has regarded
Groat Britain as tho only dangerous
Tor tho United States or control OF tho
canal. The British hnvo been equally
sctivc in sceiny that their intorcsts
should not suffer in the use OF tho canal.
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VICTOR RoSENBURG DEAD.
An Old and We'll Known business Iau
Pnsscs Away.

An Old and won Known business Nan
Pnssrs Away.
Saturday evening about 7:S0 o'clock
Mr.. Victor Rosenburg. OF the firm OF
Kraft & Rosenberg, died at his home,
after an illness OF considerably over 4
year. While his death was considered
a question OF time only, on account OF
tho character OF his disease, it was not
expected at this time, and WAS severe
shock to his family and friends.
Mr.. Rosenburc was born in 1887, in
Hanover, Pa. After finishing his edu-
cation in Baltimore no removed to CALI
fornia, where no lived several years.
Ho came TO Wheeling in 1867, aud in
October of that year married Miss
Pauline Kraft. who died six years ago.
His first business connection in
Wheeling was with the clothing firm OF
Henry Hartman & Co. lie leittha. firm
in 1875. and became member OF the
firm Of kraus Bros. & Rosenburg.
Wholesale notion dealers. which fow
years ago was changed to Kraft & Rosen.
burg.
Mr.. Rosenburs was man OF practical
common sense. genial manners and
good heart, and was held in general and
high esteem. Ho was often honored
with positions OF public trust. and was
mcmbcr OF the present bonrd OF edu.
cation and has served several terms in
council. He was also director in tho
Bank OF tho Ohio Valley and was prom
inen,ly identified with tho A. L. & A.
NJ. IIe was also prominent in Jewish
church circles. and had been the
efficient superintendent OF tho Sunday
school ever since it was organized. He
leaves four daughters to mourn his loss.
Mrs. Louis Horkhoimer, OF this city,
Mrs. Charles Cans. OF Baltimore. Mrs.
J. I. Kraus, OF Baltimore. aud Mis-,
Linda Rosenburc. The funeral, under
the auspices OF the Mnsons. will be
from his late residence, No. ll07 Chap.
line street, this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. The intormont will be at Mt.
Wood.
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NEEDS EXPLANATION.
Tho Troutmont of IN American
Citizen by tho Turks.
WAS CHAINED DOWN IN DUNGEON
And Ills Only Crims was That Ho
Had Bccomo n Naturaiizcd Citizon
of tho UnItod statcs--Tho Torriblo
Experience of n Man of Armenian
Blrth-PociiIar Position OF Our Con.
sui at siarsclIios.

NEw fonr, May l2.-Cricor Manassian
has arrived in this city from Maracilles,
accompanied by his wife and child.
Tho facts concerning Manas,ian's arrest
and imprisonment In Turkey was pub.
lished como time ago. Ills deposition
concerning tho treatment he received
at tho hands OF tho Turki,h government
will this week bo prosontod TO the do
partment Of state at Washington.
MIR. Mansssian, who is OF Armenian
birth, became an American citizen in
1898, after residence OF seven yoars in
tho United states. Mr.. Manassian's
statement Ia as follows:
81 left New York In July. 1893, and
wont to my native city OF Tokat, Turkey.
In September tho vail (governo r.gen.
oral) cano TO Tokat. l applied to him
about my passport, but ho said: You
should not have become an American
citizcn. Three days after, late
In tho evening. seven Turk
iah soldiers came into the house where
| was with my wifo and child, and in
spite OF my protests that l was an
fAnui 'Nhu StklEch nuu MINT kueN IluNl HU
right to arrest mo without the iniorma-
tion OF an American official, they COM
PEELED INC TO 90, saying tho wall"
wanted me. They took me to prison.
The next morning they put mo in
chains and manacles. and an iron
around the neck. together with two
murderors. in dungeon and then sent
me in cart to Amasia. From Amasia
to Kovak they made me walk in chains
with the murderers Eve days, making
me sleep at night in dungeons in chains.
"fhoy brought mo out occasionally.
to ask II l still persisted in remaining
an American citizon. and when said |
did they took mo to Jail.
"At the end OF two woeks l was sent
as q prisoner 10 Constantinople in n
Turki,h steamer, and upon arrival was
put in prison. The next day Minister
Terrell was informed aud was released
and sent to him.
with much suffering, I managed to
borrow money and reached Marseilles.
The American consul at Marseilles gave
me 10 understand that they had orders
not TO protect American citizens who
were born Armenians. Is such thing
possible? Who is our government
afraid ofw
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

Small fruits and grain havo been dam.
aged by irosts in the northwo,s.
Carbondalc, Pa, street car strikes arc
stopping cars and forcing passengers TO
walk.
1t is alleged that Louisiana farmers
arc kidnapping negroes in Arkansas
and taking them by force to work on
farms.
Miss Abigail Dodge, cousin OF Mrs.
James G. Blaine. and better known rs
Gail Hamilton, the authoress, is serious.
ly i'll at Washington.
William Elliott, Davis Weaver, Of
Portsmouth. Ohio, and Dick and ienry
Rainey, Of Kentucky. were drowned in
tho Ohio at Portsmouth, Saturday
night while attempting to cross in a
small boat.
It'is said in financial circles in Now
York that another bond issue will follow
decision by the supreme court that
the income tax is unconstitutional. 1t
j, expected that the court will De
against the law.
The woman Amelot. who murdered
the Abbo Ito Broglio in Paris, has been
found TO bc insane. Abbe dc Broclio
had been hor confossor and sho shot
him under n delusion that no had
calumniatod her. .
great demonstration was hold In
PhUnix Park, Dublin, yesterday, in
favor OF amnesty to Irish political pris-
onors. Archbishop Walsh sont fvo
pounds, with which it is proposed to
found IN amnesty fund.
The annual convention OF the Fedora.
tion OF Western Metalliferous' Minors
will begin in Denver this morning 1t Is
thought an amalgamation with tho
American Federation OF Labor and the
coal miners will bo oGoctod.
In freight wreck on tho Eric road
near IIornollsvilc, y. Y. ten cara wore
piled up. Ono OF thom contained
eighteen race horses being taken cast.
Ton OF them wcro killed. together with
.hrco grooms, whose namos arc I'M.
known.
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ARTISTIC PERFORMANCES
or "Iiamlot" and "I;Ichnr,l Ill" by III
IIcnniG Company.

or "Iiamlot" and "Illchnrd Ill" by tho
IIcnnic Company.
Saturday afternoon Mr.. Frank Hen.
mig and his cxcollont company eavo a
very fine performance OF "Ilamlet" at
tho Opora House. Mr.. IIonnis in tho
tillo role gave m impersonation OF "the
melancholy Dane" which ior force and
dclicacy Is seldom Oxcelled. Hc has
gained much in ono direction since his
last appearance hero; ho shows moro
reserve power. His acting is moro fin.
ishod, without losing any of it's strength.
Miss HonDig was very good Oph:iia,
and Miss Naders rs tho queen mother
justified hor high reputation rs q legiti-
mnto actress. Mr.. Ahrendt'a PoiOniuS
was q model.
At tho evening performance "Richard
Ill" was given. Again Mr.. HenniG by
his fine acting deepensd the favorable
impression ho had already made. Tho
support, as in all his plays, was excel.
lent throughout, particularly tho Rich.
mond Of Mr.. Power. Whore so numor.
Gus cast ncQuls itself with such uni
form crodit lack OF spacc prccludcs tho
special individual mention which is
really deserved.
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1t Ia announced that Della Fox will
be at the Opera House on noxt Satur.
day. Msy Is. This will be welcome in.
,cllgence to lovers OF music and fun.
Thorc seems to DO no doubt about tho
exceptional character OF tho succoss Of
this primo little favorite. Sho has m
opera that is altogether funny and full
OF swinging, jingling melodies. and it is
produced with lavishness Of sconic
wealth that caused the Chicago Inter
Ocean TO declare that "rhe Little
Trooper" is one OF tho most sumptuously
mounted comic operas ever soon. Della
will be warmly wolcOmod.
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THE TAI-WON-KUN
ol Koros Can't Understand That
Ho Is no Longor at Liberty
70 CHOP OFF HEADS At PLEASURE,
Aud Is Making LILO n Burden to
tho Powers That Be.
he AYOUS HIS RESPONSIBILITY
For tho Conspiracy 10 Murder til,

For tho Conspiracy to Murder tho
High Porsonagcs, Among Whom
was His owu Son, tho Kinc-llis
Farorite Grandson. VI Chung, En-
roy to Japan, Arrested for Treason,
and tho Tni.Won-Kun Raises npw
because lilo Isn't Allowed TO bo BE-
headed In tho Unfortunate Mans
s,ead-Extraortlinary Turn OF Al.
fairs ms Result OF tho Chlna.Japan
Peace.
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JUNIOR \. T.. AS
or=nnized-Cios,nr Work of tho Intcrua-
tIonai BODY.

iIonal liody.
MILWAUKEE. WIS. May l2-The su-
preme council OF the a. P. A. closed its
se,sion in this city at 3 O'Clock this
morning and its last acts were among
the most importnnt oi the weeks work.
Junior A. P. A. was organized, which
will be under tho Jurisdiction OF the SUI.
pre,ne couucil OF the United States and
will reach into Canada and England.
Boys and girls aged from fourteen 10
eighteen will be eligible to membership.
1t was also decided TO have national
political board to be composed Of nj EN-.
bers from different states who shall be
appointed by the state councils.
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Mr.. S. J. Orr and Mrs. Sarah A. Gifin,
members OF tho W. Q. 7. U. Mt Roney q
Point, have beon suod by John Dolan,
saloonkcepcr there, for 5000 dam.
ugcs. Thny had him arraignod before
n Justice for selling without n license
but ho produced hia lconse and was dis
miasnd. Hence tho damage suit, which
was llled in tho circuit court Saturday.
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REFUSED TO PARADE,
Irish Societies Withdraw because They
Could Not Have n Hand.

PlrrsBuRGH, Pa, May lo.-Tho cor.
uer.stone OF St. Francis Navier's church
in Allegheny was laid this afternoon.
Over 400 OF the members OF the Irish
societies had assembled TO parade and
the Cathedral band was to lead them.
Bishop Phelan, however, decided that
II wa, no. proper TO have band as a
cornerstone laying and dismissed the
musicians. As q result the Board Of
Erin und tho Ii ibcrnian Rifles refused
to participate In the ceremonies. The
now church aud school is to bo tho
nucleus OF new convent.
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Suicide Identified.

NIAGARA FALLS, May l2.-The man
who committed suicide at tho Hotel I'M
perial, on tho morning OF tho 30th ult.,
has been identified by ]. AIoorhead, OF
Philadelphia. as J. Combe, OF New
York, formerly al agent OF tho Pitts.
burgh iron company, who lost his situa.
ton to alleged dissi patton.
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BALTIMORE, MD., May l2.-At tho
Cathedral to-day Bishop Foley, of De.
irois who accompanied Cardinal Glib.
bona to Romo, preached at grand high
maas, celebrated by Rev. William Roar.
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A NATIONAL STRIKE

OF Minors Advocated By tho .1on IN tho
Pittsburgh District.
PITTSBURGH, May l2.-Calls were is.
sued by tho miners officials to-day for
the delegate convention on Wednesday
and for n meeting OF tho executive
board on Tuesday 10 net on National
President Penna's letter. Tho scnii.
ment here is overwhelmingly in favor
OF national striko
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MORE TROOPS

Ordered to tho Pocnhontas oIininE Region
bT Gov. o'Ferrnil.
RlCrIMoSD. VA, May l2.-Goyernor
0'Ferrall has ordered to Pocahontas an.
othor detachment OF the Richmond
l1owitzers and the entire Blues batal.
iion
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For West Virginia, fair: warmer, variable
wIndi.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair; warmer,
northcrly winds. becoming variable.
For Ohio, inIr: warmer, variable winds.
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as furnished BY c. ScHSErr druggist, corner
Market and Fourteenth streets.
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INDlFrgnrNcE TO CHURCH.

"Toward the church and tho institu.
ton OF religion thoro is manifested, by
the wage oarners OF this country, an
Indifference. to say the loast. Hore, in
Wheeling, tho population Of which is
largely made up oil wage oarnors, l
think | am placing the adhoronts OF tho
thirty-thrco churches pretty high whom
| estimate them at u little over ono.
third OF tho population, Say $4,000.
This is tho state Of things existing
evcrywhorc. All through my ministry
in this community l have wondered at
this, but in tho last year my attention
The herald., 1895-05-12
FOR SALE CITY PROPERTY.
LOR SALE CITY LOTS.

X
1926 down and $40 month, without inter-
cement walks, i5 minutes ride from the busi-
ness center: price only %175. See this
$500 Will buy fine corner lot IN one
block of the electric cars. street graded and
T350-Choce 5O-foot residence lots street
graded and sewer all in; southwest. close to
two electric Car lines.
x1300-Fine corner lot close to Tenth and
Pearl streets; cho ce corner.
$500 will buy fine lot on Pico ST., half
block from electric cars.
$6UO-Choice lot on Adams ST. street i'm
provements oil paid for one block of electric
cars, OH easy terms.
$3.50 will buy 5U.foot lot on Twelfth st. lit
tie west OF Pearl ST. street graded, cement
walks and curbs; on EASY terms.
$500 will buy fine corner lot. suitable for
business block which will rent be ore build
ing is comp pleted within 10 minutes walk of
Spring and First sts.
$923O-Half acre on W. Washing on ST.,
close to electric cars; street 100 feet wide;
finest residence site on the street: right among
the tinest residences.
5000 for lot on Grand ave close to Adam
st, S0x15S feet; this is the best bargain
GRIDER & DOW
ID New Office. l39 L. Broadway.
LoR sALE-6O FEET FIGUEROA BET
l. Twenty-third and Adams $4,000.
so feet Figueroa, opposite Eighteenth st. ,
$250O.
oil lot, corner Court and Douglas sts, close
to paying wells $500
Corner Hope and Eighteenth, two lots,
$4,000 Hope, near lwcnty-eishth, 5000.
Clara ST., y block north OF Washington,
$3.50
SO feet on L. First ST.. close to cable te rminus.
$125.
Brooklyn ave. lots. 5000.
Lot corner Twenty-third and Maple, $1,000.
Lot Constance. near Tenth, close to new
electric line and to Pico st. electric road !;
street graded, severed, cement curbed and
walked, $3.50.
Lot corner New Jersey and Savannah sts.,
Boyle Heights. 800.
Lot on the Main st. of Monrovia, $50.
so feet corner Second and Francesca, 5000.
IL X. NJ. PECK, 227 W. Third st.
The herald., 1895-05-12
FOR .SALE.-CITY PROPERTY.
EoR sALE-FoR BEAUTIFUL HOMES
CONGER,s WILSON TRACT.

Take Vernon double-track electric car. cor
ner second and Spring SITS in ID minutes you
will reach the tract. being located on Central
ave, Just MS you cross the s. =. Z. r. crossing,
i'll an orange orchard; from this tract the
scenery is beautiful; the mountains and city
are in full view; water is piped to each lot; the
lots are large; back OF each lot is II wide alley;
this tract joins the city limits; one-half your
tax is saved each year; all advantages of the
city enjoyed without being liable to its con-
tnual taxation for improvements. $500 to
$500 will buy lots in this tract on easy terms.
The soil is a sandy loan; drainage is good no
mud This property will bear the closest ex-
animation when you consider location and
prices offer you, / challenge comparison with
any tract now on the market. Building clause
rgidly enforced on all lots sold east OF W ads.
worth street. invite all law abiding respect
able people to look this tract over before buy
ing elsewhere. For maps and full particulars
way. 4-25 II
The herald., 1895-05-12

C1OO CASH, $40 CASH. $40 MONTHLY
TlUV 3Oxl35 feet 2 b ocks west of Central
ave. electric cars.
$65O-Corner Wilmington and Florence sts.,
135x, so feet, So fruit trees full bearing
$l4 foot-Kohler lots streets graveled,
curhed, cement walked, near Seventh ST.. $l5
monthly
S9OO-New house rooms hard finished;
rented $l2.
800 acre-4 10-acrs lots, 704 walnut, april
cot, peach trees on each; years time, per
cent.
$23O0-2 new houses, rent $40.
If W. j. FISHER, 227 w. Second ST.
The herald., 1895-05-12

L-O., SALE
$475 each.
Only few of those very cheap and desirabl
lots on Maple ave. and Fifteenth st, $500
Only lots left on Santee st: grading, sewer
ing and everything piid, $i35(.
22 acres, one-la,f improved: prunes; npri-
cots 10 to IL years old house rooms priva.c
water. all pipeo Only $500.
10 acres at Rialto set to trees coming into
bearing: house; will trade for house and lot
southwes $500.
Cheapest hou: and lot in Wolfskill tract:
new. rooms; modern; rented at Sis net: II
sold at once, $500. NJ. +. ODEA, lO3 $.
Broatway. IL
The herald., 1895-05-12
FOR SALE..CTTY PROPERTY.
EoR SALE
Il HOUSES.


L HOUSES.
BY BARR REALTY COMPANY,
III s. Broadway.
$2200-5-room cottage W. 1hrtieth ST. A.
$l7OO-9.room house, W. Thirtieth st., very
handsomely decorated, all modern
conveniences-43.
$2OOO-6-room cottage. Eighteenth st., Los
Angeles Homestead tract, bar
gain-42.
$lS00-6-room cottage, East Los Angeles, con
veni mt and nomelike. can sell on cas- Y
pa, ments; cheap at $2O00-37
$7oo-5;room house and two lots at Long
Beach.
$500 Groom cottage, Millard ave, 5000
cash, balance easy-35.
$2ooO-Groom cottage, Union ave.. rented at
$4,000 Groom COTTAGE Kosemont ave.. nicely
furni.hed, price includes furniture-34
$l20o-6-room cottage, East Los Angeles. on
Water st.
$l300-6-room cottage, Adams st. tract.
BARR REALTY COMPANY.
IL III 3. Broadway.
LNOR SALE-SPECtAL BARGAINS
l. q. A. CHAPEL. 1872 S. Broadway.
Choice business lot on First st. near Sp:ing.
see ChaLel about it.
Beautiful residence lot on Orang. st. near
Wilmer; few days only, at $t2O'.
s-room, 2-story residence large lot 60xl2i
TO alley. Ingraham ST., within , blocks OF
Pearl St; best buy on the street today See
Chapel with $500, md you may hnve home
centrally located, block from cable.
$3.50 will buy lot 5Ox125 between Grand
ave. and Main ST. If taken today.
$s. o will buy this choice residence lot, sOx
l25. on Tw 18th st, near Burlington ave-,
worth $1,000; must be sold this week.
xlG5O will buy $1,000 cottage OF rooms,
modern with large lot, street graded, sew
cred, cement walks and curbs, lawn. etc /:
$3.50 cash, balance on time: look this up at
once: no joke; this is snap; electric cars
close by. q. A. CHAPEL.
1872 s Broadway.
The herald., 1895-05-12

IN HONEST INVESTMENT OFFERED-A
N straight, fair DEAL own a home and be in
dcpendent try it and find that we advise you
soil in the Warren Green ran ho, Glenn coun-
ty, Cal, for $3.50: SO per acre down, balance
lot 1OOxl5O; land suitable for all kinds of
fruit, berries or grain: needs no irr2ation !;
climate unsurpassed; 1913 miles north of S. F..
from railroad town; investigate. Address NJ.
NJ. g.. box 70. this Office. Ia
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nor SALE
HOME SWEET HOMEI

$I350-Lovely new Groom cottage, with all
modern improvements reception hall. mantel,
CRATE, hot and cold water, marble washstand,
bath, pantry and closets, front and back
porches; lot 50xi5 TO m alley; II minutes
ride from business center by electric car:
street graded and graveled; cement curbs and
walks; this will be sold on long time II sold
soon ORDER Il bon,
New Office 139 s. Broadway
$50 buys n brand new 6-room house. all
and BOOKCASE; all finished in oak: plate-glass
in front door, lot So feet front: cement walks,
tewer connections made; only 8 minutes by
elect rc car from business center.
GRIDEk g. DOW,
IA New Office, 139 S. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-05-12

NOR SALE-THE MOST ATTRACTIVE,
i beautiful and swell parts OF the city lie be-
tween First St and Clark Il Bryan's Figueroa
st. tract, at the corner OF Jefferson & Figueroa
sts The route to no other tract is so restful to
the eye, SO pleasing to the mind and so delight
ful to the imagination, which in itself Is sufi-
cient assurance that no one car make any
mistake by paying only $ 900 for one of these
fine lots. They will readily command twice
that sum within one year Get maps OF CLARK
& BRYAN, l27 w. Third st. II
The herald., 1895-05-12

LNOR sALE-WHY PAY RENT OR GO TO
Il the trouble of building when you have such
an offer as this? ? A lovely a-room, 2-story
house, all the first floor finished in hardwood
with every conceivable convenience, on a fine
large lot in the swell part OF the city, at less
than first cost 1t is the second house north of
Tenth, on the east side OF Bonnie Brae street
Our need for money is greater than our need
.or houses, and if you are not in the same fix
and will make us an offer on this property we
will change places with you.
CLARK & BRYAN, 127 West Third st. IL
The herald., 1895-05-12


j Clark & BiyaE's Figueroa-street tract at
the southwest corner of Figueroa and Jeffer-
son SITS. Itis by far the choicest location in the
city for q home. Tho streets, too, are the most
com etc in finish OF tewers etc. Of any tract
ever put on the marke. Just now $1,000
takes one of these fine lots. CLARK e. BRYAN,
l27 W Third st. IL
The herald., 1895-05-12

vI>HE MOST ATTRACTIVE SPOT IN THIS
| city and one that is praised by all lovers of
the beautiful is that elegant tract of Clark &
Bryans FiguerOa street subdivision. The
streets are nicely paved and walks bordered
with the finest palms in the city. This tract is
per lot unquestionably will yield the purchas-
fine income. Call at Office Tor maps.
CLARK & BRYAN, 1877 West Third st. IL
The herald., 1895-05-12

A FINE HOME
n We have an elegant Groom residence in
the lovely South Bonnie Brae tract that we
built for pleasure and not profit The novelty
of ownership is now on the wane. and we are
going to give some one "the bargain of a life
time" in this beautiful home. Go out and look
at this place on Bonnie Brae ST.. second house
nor til of Tenth, east side Of street. and make us
an offer; we are going to part with this place
Immediately. CLARK & BRYAN, 1877 West
Third ST. IL
The herald., 1895-05-12

IFYOU WANT TO BUY A LOT FOR HOME
| in the finest portion of the city where
none but good Improvements will be erected.
go out and see the lovely South Bonnie Brae
walks and curbs. This is the fiuest property
ever offered in the city at the low price of
$1,000 per lot. CLARK & BRYAN, 127 W.
Third st. IL
The herald., 1895-05-12

GesO WILL BUY FINE LOT ON ELEV-
sNO.)U enth ST., near the new street car line
street graded. cement walks better take it
Monday, 1t will go sure.
$700-Winfield ST., near Burlington ave. !;
nice lot, fon-ton locality.
$65O - Urmston tract, near Adams and
Hoover is on Clifton ave.
Money to loan; list your bargains with me
A. X. CRAWFORD,
IL 2O5 S. Broadway.