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Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1896-09-25

| A ticket seller III u tneater )tkcs
owned u parrot that was l'lcK at
learning p rARaf e. phrsss's.
heard. Thus, amoog ether things,
he was soon able to exctaitn, One
at time, gentlemen lsae IT =
bime, please !" for thi.~ sent nee
@as constantly in he u. Il, no hi1
master. The ticket mals yen 7
the country for SUMMER yac,'' "A
end took the educate d parrot al nss
with him. One day thu Fti,,il cot
out of his cage and disapRa as!re'a
His owner searched all about I,a,r
him, and finally toward ever ing
found him despoiled Of half i.is
feathers sitting FIR out q,} he fala1
of a tree, while dozen crows were
peckiug at him Whenever IN v.
could get e!tance. And all s,vs
time the poor parrot, with his
back bumped ny, ~ .ss,-asil..s, q wy
constantly rxclailni',g, 'aDae AZ 4
time, 6 .ntlen,en ,Fe - y tim,
pls.asr HarDer's Reusd TAI -
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1896-09-25

Judge Ross the u. 5. . rcuit
Court, rendered ~ decision IL los
Angeles re,:antly, IN the case al the
San Diego Land AMI Town . M
.pany rs. FL. O. Osborne, which is
OF vast Importance to all qwH RS Of
irrigable lands in the west. II
effect he decided that water con :,
pai.ies are but carriers for the pa>-
pie and are charged with u pu lie
trust, and that their rights az.
controlled by the law of emincn I
domain. The state may ix the
state may Fix the rates that si.al1
be charged and tillers Of the sqil
will be protected from extortlou
Neither the corporation noe
customers can ahriIsa this power
and no doctrine Of estoppal can b
evoked. This decision is Que OF
the first ranae.el IN the interest of
the people since the agitation
agains5 class Legislation his been in
au .ufased, and shows that the tide
is turning. There is hope for the
people yet -Florence Tribune,
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1896-09-25

h
The largest gold coin now in
circulation in the world Is the
loot" of anam, French colony in
Eastern Asia 1t is o fiat, round
gold piece, almost as large as tea
saucer. and is worth 1920 United
States coin. The second largest is
the ''obang" of Japan. The obang
is a beautiful, oblong coin { t the
finest quality of gold, and is worth
about $50 in our money. The
third largest and most valuable OF
the regular "current coiuage OF the
nations" is the 'sbenda," ham
shaped ingot, which circulates as
lawful money in Ashantee. The
benda is worth about $40 in q s.
gold. The ''loof' OF Aunam, the
coin first mentioned above, is be-
lieved to be the largest and most
valuable piece eyer coiued in the
history Of the world, excepting ol
course {as far as value is concerned
the different coins Of smaller de-
nominations, which have sold al
enormous prices on account oi
scarcity or OH account Of histories
associations.
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1896-09-25

Tue Nicarapgan government has
lowered its wine tariff schedule as
it cannot get along without Cali
fornia wine
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1896-09-25

A letter has been discovered In
the British museu.n which gives
the origin of ths game OF billiards.
It W rs invented by q London pawn
broker whose name was William
Kew Kew not only lent uoney
but in connection with his loan
business sold cloth. For the latter
purpose he had yardstick which
he used in making his measure
ments. In order to amuse himself
one day he took down the signs of
his business, viz, tho three round
balls, and placing them on the
counters, began to knock them a :
bout with his yardstick. He soon
developed quite fondness for this
exercise, aad those who observed
his enthusiasm in making the balls
clash against each other called the
game bills yard. 1t was soon short
ened to billiard. The yardstick
with which the balls were knocked
about was also named fnr the
pawnbroker, and called the kew.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
SILVER KNIGHT OF THE WEST
william Jennings Bryan of Nebraska Heads
the Populist National Ticket
leads THE FIGHT WITH THREE ARMI
sensation Narrowly Avertd
National Committee Equal
to the Convention Proceedings

25Tf
missed becoming
Patterson Of
chairman the
me refusal of the convention indorse
unev ann Gus TO read this
the
scene.
The in
progressed 3 10 any
OF the Of
from Mr. the the Texasc
might have took,
mon thnt would
read He also Seed his to
me hal
ne onF mention made of the matter Mr.
'oa question
yans) a,itu
: reptile Mr.
a Nj.
re>d
terson
form and informed in
have Mr.
explained IT, and he
oncnton
Se~al
n a of the alton
that ttmation contained
o the
read
himself or to the convention Furthermore
II the pNust
sag that would have changed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26

| The republican platform debates that the
hmotaliic system should be- restored. but
asserts that We - a popl. arc hciplHas
| 10 secure himot llism for ourselves until
| foreign nIi IONS come 10 our assistance.
We eau not AFFORD 10 SURRENDER oar ilGht
10 iegislat" for our people upon every
question. and 50 luug az the RIGHT u dls-
puted no other question cau approach II ~
importance appreciate the desirr mani
tested at - LOUIS tr con+nIidita al tn'
d d not nominate Mr. SeWal also. lie
stand s,uarely upon the CHI aGp PLATFORM
aud has don much FOR thu cau>c Tnn
populst platform Is, on many questions
substantially iientical Win The chicago
rla form. 1t goes beyond the rh,Gso
platform. however aud ndorsca some
Policies which do not approve of All
that | can say now is hat my acti IN WIN
d pend upon the conditions alta he'd 10
tne nnm,nation shall do nothlnr wh4fh
Will Dndaugor the 81 fcf - OF linlaial llsu.
nor shall do anything unfair 10 Mr..
Scwail"
Assuming the acceptance Of tho noml-
nation b., YOU would he uutt.r 20 Mr..
Sewall WIS asked Air. Rryan. how
could conditions shane themselves 50 "a
10 permit yoI 10 accept 2''
Tie ~ osiion wa adroi,iy ovaded ~ the
jccrar remark thn' II an things NOW per
picking we've made PLAIN 4 would T.. an
Infringement rTnn IL. ilrid OF Journalists
conjecture The complications that m
INN .nenf hacnuse at The srsmiul, II. r"ssitN
% putting w Two seis of BRYAN electors,
Mr Eryap replied. was on- of the dtli-
culti"s winch tim. must ne trlsiea To
remove. Nh Bryan was - mnSlS ~
ch"erfui aver the si'liaiion as lie was Vhon
No received iniormuuon If his iirFt mont
nation at Chicago. white thu public here
~ Lincoln has heen heartily discnssiug the
likelihood OF the acceptance OF raiection
hy mir Bryan of Inc punulist nomination
after tho rejection Of Mr.. Sewall, Air.
Bryan pa, IN t b" duy IN absolute slrnee al
IN biz Intentions nifhoneh the pressure
WAS strong to secure m expression from
him
During m" forenoon 10 received many
teloemms rom st. Louis IN relation ~
tine I.fplcN nf conditions iherc arising and
quito a number from friends IN other
paris OF he country urging mm 10 sand
Low his previous tcleerane. declining tie
rominuiOn unless y carried with rs That
~ Mr. Sowall Shortly afi'r noon Nj
Rryan entered carrinl" win his inN
I~rtuer. Mr. Talbot. and drove away from
the lAyan residence. From that Time on
uu-'l n"arlv = IN his Whereabouts werr
shropd.i IN MYSTERY All knuwlcdg"
thereof vas dcnird AT his HON" and ne
uuily - democratic headquarters md Mr.
Bryan office wofo ruthless when aAk"d
later whore ho bad conrulod himself Mi
Bryan replied thnt he had not suspected
that any ono might Wish ia SEQ him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
BRYAN Is BRIEF.
lie Has Little To Say Regarding His In
~ ''''~ fcuttonH.

tentions.
,,nooIn. Neb. July 25.--Hon. William ].
BRYAN made the following statement to-
night:
when the populists decided to nomi-
nate the vice president nrst. Senator
Jones. chairman of the National demo-
cratic COMMITTEES. wired me as follows;
.populisis nominate vice president
first If not Sewall what shall ! do? ]
favor your destination In that case
~ wired INN ,dialely an follows: 4
entirely agree with YOU Withdraw my
name If sewal is not nominated
"These dispatches were published In this
mornings papers and the convention I'M
derstood my position. In spite of this
they have seen NJ TO nominate me. wheth-
err shall accept the nomination Of not
are ATTACHED TO 4. Ny AIS ars, desire Is 70
By the United States q the free and un-
limited coinage q so,da "a. INC ha,, silver Ct The
ihs "a g eenSsat = any eshss nstea-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
NEGRO DUEL,
Several Killed In Free Fight at Churc
Picnic

Several Killed In a Free Fight at Church
Picnic,
Birmingham. Ala. July &.-Near Lee
hatchie. iowdon county today, during ne
progress oil a negro church picnic a
quarrel occurred between Dave Gnnier
and nurnelt Means over whose turn j.
v,-to r.,!. en ,h- nyins Jenny whoa bo u
men pulled pistols and ensased IN an M
,,ro,o,,,,, drol 4 big crowd OF negroes,
tf,int ~, M e1iiihatlpts. at once look
l iie9p and d pijonei atle FOLLOWED I,g,y
MY shots were hraa ana wnen me sulnhe
cleared away II was iotni tl..t ,'r I',p,.,
.;ilm,r we're dead and six more per ,1us'
chiefly bysJauders, were wounaea, We W,
of H., wounded are women ana 'hree OF
them are expected 10 die.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
rol,Nn laMAn IN plsn.

| Meridian, Misg. July r. Charles y.
Now som. who was tue itor and publisher
OF the Columbus index dpem) DURING last
yuar. WAS found dead So mis- room Mt the
Planters ll,trI this morning. N'wsom
came to Meridian several weeks AS and
WINS taken riuk whilr hoIe. Havlng been
cur Of nlisin-ss fsr SONS unle. ana being
wIthaut money ha was Jaovidru iot ~
tin kitShtS on rs HAS, oi whlrn order he
was a nlcmhur. fie Whs conhuod 10 hls
bcg for week or ten days. buI yesterday
u Wa thought IL waH sufficiently iecov-
ored tp Ncninr" out To-Day. During his
lineFa some members n the knights Of
rvihaH lnNe remained IN the room with
il m When tho young man, whose turn
% wns % atnN WIN blm la"t night went
10 il taun De- Nna iFur nn rs side, npd
iias pl-tnre he wnn occupying the Same
position N'3pu thn Young man lett tina
.m liicr va ne DAY, However,, when
New rlu's breakfast was sen, to hun 1t
vst4 un5 ihut ha wa4 inhd Tho COR
ou.i's lmy r-nderch verdict Of death
from congestion OF the bowels. N"wsorn
leaves. a. IS r. ana ,hllrirn, VINO m- now
ou welt 10 friends al Dublin. roras. He
was ahDut thirty lYarg old aud was
ma i've OF kenIrr sanity. Mifs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
nnnIlnn MAIL noxrs.

Chicago. July 25.-Afer hot chase
i'm ougi the down town streets. in which
ltley we're ioinod by moro than 100 citizens.
two postofiice inspectors last night cap
:trod Harry r. Thurgnte. and IA the mr.
rest pat n qrrius on the systematic rob-
bury OF mail boxes IN ilc blis,ln, 81 district.
He " 40 Directed In the act OF removing
plrlAst9 from The ton Of n letter box In
an office building. The prironer was i'm
= eel I'rly limGdcd over 10 Inspector stuart
In the rostGlce building. In the inspec-
tor's presence. Thurgatc at one. broke
down and acknowledged lbs gait. He d.
g,citd his cgmtora to his room. where 5000
worth OF isipirn property was recovered.
Tie Ro,rdH W.le lhOked inio FIVE mail
sacks aud tIlbk and taken 10 the post
rificc. For oHcr a T,f ia many bnsincss
firms have been reporitIg 10 tho postal
authorizes the loss ~ packages stnt
Though The mails
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
BRYAN WAS NAMED.
The Convention Almost Had Free FIR
All Eight.

me CONVENTION nln"N, 'ihh fTo~ f'T
g.. ,..,. ., srt - .,s
a.. - .,a a,a
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IVA 1,,,',,n. .,..o1 ,hor, ,r ,rer,teI
-. .,i1.,,,..,.,,, ,i,, .,,,,..io, .,,d ,,,.,
r,s h.s, 10 do
exr,,o, Aiio,, calIoa ,bo c,,nvon,L,n IA,
- ,,, ..,,,,,,,,,,,,, nat ,l,o
80 W
frs' thing IN order VAS the sclociion Of
members Of the Nau.onnl committee. a.ad
,,, co,,,,f,,oo, IN n-,,.fv D,n cnudlJa.,as
.'" '""'ii''"'' ~ 'N''
l'H iT'siuei' an" WV 'i's''T"'' 'f'"
-oluiipns were presented and f.fct' q
y,itiio,i, readlnp The chairman then called
..,..,t = ,,1, ana ,,i,..
'o' mountainous W ~ '''''' "''i ""''H
Green OF N-bfhska took ~" stag 10 piher
Mr. BRYAN in nomination. but he was re-
~ - 1..t'.,t..
must 10 'hled "'pn"oe'i'"hN'
When Aiahana was called Governor
Le3h welded IN General Weaver of Iowa
-, In, 80 At,,..,,.. ,,,, y. ,bo
Nit "o''' 'a''''' ~ N'i'"''" -. :, ~
plnliofm iiist, ma injected apeech about
ioining abe cotton fields Of the Souih with
~. vhast fields of the West Al the .on-
NC ""~Ds ~
cluslon OF MS reinfhs General weaver
c,nne forward and formally placed Mr..
Brvan in nomination General Weaver
~ w.
si'ohe as ioilo"n'
I'm mat midnight discussion between
Drut,,s and cnsslus concerning the con.
'..,.,,', no,,I.. -, pn,,ii,, p,,u,,s ,,.,,.d
49, ~ ,.,,,.. ,,,.s az. o.. i.,,,,,,,s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26

powers. the motion stated AZ Tho eonve.
| lion itself Son,a of In. n, l.,.-,,Is ,,, l..,
In th.lr ears when m, inn,,o,, W, ,.,,
and fh.re were v.,,.t,s -,,,.-,s In, s.
, certain that the rank ana iiio Of IN. ,,u
vcn,inn dG ,a, re IL ~ IN ,,,,',I 49,
| III ~, ~ ~ i,'' ~.
- t,' III ~ - no J'Hls ~ -,'
r'l'S ~ ~ III Hii,.", ~ w 'i, ~
TORN M.h Ilr I'y1h WlvE am, uul N'l
ator A!i'n "puin not perm hlp 10 r-d'
Ietifei, very inuen q roiniit"h u" l'r
ulist leaders had d.criti To 20 aiie
with Bryau's nomination. irrespective ol
the Wishes OF IN" democratic nnaeeetS
Rumoi lnai such n message WIS IN the
convention aroused the Lone Star state
demanded to ke5w il there was M. -
from I.tvan an The secretarN'e talr ,h.lir-
man Alien promptly repllei Thar there
was not but thai thsre was some tax Of
"A ficlifi0ua message somewhere. lie ild
not seen n Literally of course. Mr.. Allen
Va. correct He SAID Afterwards iva ~
plauat on nf his action, that Bryan wa
IND ovorwhrlmlDg cbodce of she collNtn-
lion th1t th,a telpgtam. Whatever il WIS.
vas tni aIdiesssd to the convention ar tp
dem6cratic negotiation and nothing WIN
which a r.pulist convention had anything
To- do.
V'neu the roll c1lI was COMPLETED 4 was
fo,,,d ihat Iryan had ioi2 out of the li0n
votes i'm In. Convention Frank : Norton
In,,,.f',s Ioml'-llv of Aiinnesota ana Gen
a...,i roN.v Of Nc Industrial Army fame.
woe noninated hut their names we're
:, \ rrt,u rsr,',v.I IA ynirs.
lsnpeac \ pebs aud Donnollv y Norton
n't, *. ,n,iar,it, Il Inc so,d Vote OF 'rcx-
, " Nu,i,i.ar Nr, York NJ ..souis Rhode
IsioHu nnd VIZ, nnsin and a respect able
tN,r,inn al the Woes of Alaba ma talllOr-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
nANKs noI.nING GoLp.

Chicago. July 9i.--Airs. Bridget Murphy.
"A thrifly widow. recently became alarmed
over the frequent RAIDS of robbers In Chi
enrp ana cnniidid TO Rev. ITaiher j. W.
Kelly slo0p In gold for safe keeping. Father
Kelly took IN" money home but con-
cuded that was an unsafe place for u
and 30 ha deposited lrhe lirtle bag of gold
IN bank. Today Mrs. Murphy thought
she would ra'h1r have her gold back be-
cause a republican neighb0r told her the
bankers would stop paying out gold II
Bryan was elected. Father Kelly won't
with Mrs. Murphy TO the bank. hut was
unnhic To get the gold the banker sayink
sruifly. we are not paying out gold now
for people 10 hoard
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26

cana. westward bound to this port, ana
n French line steamship going east, came
n.r,,ouslv near smashing into each o'hcr
a Mia crouing Their respective WAYS
ihrnu.h n thick fog which h!anKeted Ne
sea 10 The eastward OF the hanks ia s,
,aseei Gould nat he made out. but the Id-
canals officers thought her 20 he ne
Touraine. That vessel smiled from TINS
port last Saturday, bound Tor Ha'fe-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
vANpERBn.r OUT OF DANGER.

New yerk. July @-Acoording To re-
POINTS Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Sr.. 10
slowly recovering. DR. Mclean sald last
night dhe patient was gaining strength
and yisor As soon an he arrived IN the
city. chauncey NJ Depew called upon
Mr. Vanderbilt. After leaving the house,
MIR Depew sAid
"Mr. Vanderbilt looks much better than
I expected. ] heard alarming reports N
Europe. and they gave mo considerah5e
unaas.ness. He is now, however. nut q
aai danger, and all he~ needs b RET.
think, however, II will be wise Tor Mn
to Give up hard work for several monthn.
Then he will he all right"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
THE PROPHETIC DANA.
TCDRY'S FEATURES.
Probabilities Fair, south winds.
PoPuflisrs

William j. Bryan WAS nominated for
president.
The convention narrowly escaped ee',-
sationa srrne.
The Texans were arousea-to frenzy by
ruinNrs of Il telegram.
Governor Stone was not allowed TO read
Il mes sagc from Bryan.
The national committee WAS vesto! with
plcnary power.
Personal opinions of prominent dele
gates.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26

rhree homing pigeons to he liberated
this morning.
rhreo OF the Fort Rend MeSicans rear
rested
lhe record of the courts Tor a day
Doinrs in pnllce V'rcles.
Tue progiosa OF the Afro-Americau flair.
y. Nj. e. a. and other religicua newA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26

An Greece symna'ltzes with the Crstans
IN the warfare, Tho powers are blamed for
the continuance of hos'iliidcs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
NATIONAL slLNHR FATTY.

The NAtiounl oommItiee Issued an APP
peal TO the American people TO vote for
Eryan and Sewill.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26

Chairman Jones has appointed Wiiiiam
r st John of New York treasurer Of
The National committee.
Air. scwnn says tie nomination OF
Eryan does not change his p'ahs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
TELEPHONE ;.

over the long distance lines Of the Sonih-
western Telegraph and Telephone COM
psny 10 hcar,y 70" subzcrlbsrs IN he
stations n c.nr5l Office. hotels an
other copvenient iocaticns. Ask "Central'
Tor stations connected ana rates charged
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
s1,A1'Ic.


Albert Darcus. coiorcd. assaults ladies
a, Ennis and Is taken ont and roughly
iTeated.
I X. G. Patterson. cuero shoe dealer,
assigns.
Gntewoods friends anxious that he
should make the race for congress.
Quincy declares wFr on Chairman Grant
ni.d says II Hawley does not run for con-
gross in the Tenth district he Will.
Houston again scored victory at the
encampment OF the Uniform Rank
knights of Pythias.
SUIT filed In Galveston demanding REIN
bursenlent Of paving tax paid fssfore the
supreme court de .ided homestea were
not Liable.
John Il. Linn of Wharton nominated for
senator from the Seventeenth district.
THE MARKETS.
Cotton futures a few points lower In all
markets: middlipg spotn az Houston &c.
The first hale of new Wagon cotton re-
ce.vcd ut Houston.
Cudahy d.s.sn't isel.eve provisions will
advance f.e some time.
Crop damages reports advanced wheat.
Corn WAS lower and oats unchanged.
Railway stocks surpassed the industria,s
as a group.
Movement in silver certificates was q
feature. Review Of the market for q
week.
SPORT.
Texas LeaEue--Houston r. Austin 0;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26

~ money anlcstion.

MrKinlcy was visited 10y window glass
workers.
speech on the money question.
Rofercnce to votes for the republican
a .lSet by ,ho boiling gold men.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
|[y1 SUMMER Beverages.

-, APEX elders an, b.>hSA oI-A'
W NY AND GlNGEk.
APPLE CIDER.
CHERRY CIDER.
EAIMrooRSIA ORANGE CIDER,
SSsIrKBERRY AND GINGER.
49,. .oods have proved eminently sat.
VMs,y wherever introduced They have
Ara'vlSS ~. test OF time ana use. They are
- ". W. v,,re and healthful and delicious
~ nslate-just the article to sell in
climate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-26
+ NO lib. HOUSTON TENAss SUNDAY JULY 90 1896
PIPE.

we are headquarters on these. having
just received . largo shipment. Also oil
Aihos and sizes of Iron and Brass fittings
Write for prices IN carload and less than
carload lots.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-05-29
FOR RENT.


 No. 1908 3rd avenue; 9-rooms; cheap. No. 17l2 4th avenue; $15. 4 No. 2505 4th avenue; $12.50. No. 1136 4th avenue; s. No. 1707 Sth avenue $25. No. 510 18th street, 6-rooms, bath and ser wants room; $10. za f- No. 1124 4th avenue; 4-rooms; $6.75.
 FOR SALE. Splendid lot in Wares Grove, on 10th street 13Sx200; will sell very cheap for cash, or at a reasonable price on easy payments. 2H acres on North Highlands and 18th street; will sell at great bargain. 40 acres just beyond Jonesville, on pike, with spendd spring on it; will sell cheap. 80 acres, 11a miles from Jonesville, very cheap
 s275-A 4-room house on corner lot, 6ox15o on macadamized road, on College street and Belle avenue, This is a bargain and should not be on the market long. 20 acres on pike close to Elyton; under good fences well, barn and small dwelling; splendid place for dairy; nothing like it on the market; will sell for small amount down, balance easy, or very cheap for all cash
 s75O-4-room house and lot. 14th street, north; terms s150 cash, balance $1O per month.
 L. G. PETTYJOHN,
 1S2616 Third avenue.