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SDain and Cuba.

Premier Sagasta'S reply to Minister
Woodford's note presented in December
asks for an extension Of time for the trial
Of the autonomy plan in Cuba.
Five sharp engagements took place
Yesterday in Havana Province, almost
within sight Of the capitol.
The failure of Captain-GcncraI BIanco
to pacify the insurgent lea ders is said to
have greatly discouraged him.
General Pando has reached Havana
and Captan-(rrcral BIanco has gone to
Sagua.
The sun., 1898-02-09
New Factory 10 be Put in Operation.

A new shirt factory will be put in OPP
Grafton in about two weeks. They have
already advertised for cnc hundred
ladies and girls. The factory will be at
Thirteenth and Lombard streets. opposite
the Georgetown Hosiery. The Taylor X
Hawthorn and Georgetown Hosierics
have also taken an extra supply Of men
and women and are working overtime.
The sun., 1898-02-09
Miss Fix Describes Her .Assailants.

DELAWARE, Ohio, Feb. S.--NIis' Nancy
Fix, who was tortur.d ID and robbed of Il
fortune on Tuesday night last, and who
is in dying condition from the effects
OF her in jurics, recovered sufficiently last
night to describe her assailants, four in
number, two of whom were mere boys.
She said that after binding and torturng
her the men compelled her to reveal the
hiding place of her money, and that they
secured SIS, 600 in cash from a jar where
she kept it, 1t was at first reported that
$500 was taken. The woman also SAID
that the robbers attempted to set fire to
her clothing. and after securing her
money they left her bound and nearly
naked. Before going they built three
fires in the house, with the intention OF
burning it, and then locked all the
doors.
The sun., 1898-02-09
ALIENS MOVE FOR CUBA.
Offers the Bclligcrcncy Resolution as
an Amendment 10 the Diplo-
matte Bill.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s. Senator Allen,
OF Nebraska, to-day offered as an amend
ment to the Diplomatic and Consular
Appropriation bill the Morgan resolution
for the recognition Of the beIligerency of
Cuba. He said he hoped it would be
speedily acted upon by the Committee
on Foreign Relations, SO that it would
not be defeated in the Senate by APPOINT
of order
Mr.. Hale said it would still be subject
to such point. and Mr.. Allen gave
notice that he would appeal from any
decision adverse to the amendment and
test the sense Of the Senate on the sub
ject.
The sun., 1898-02-09
Liberty Engine to he Repaired.

The Liberty Fire Company is going
to send their La France engine away to
be repaired. There are only thee en-
gines of this kind in the city. There
was contest between a La France en-
CINE and Il No. IS Si'sby in Philadelphia
yesterday. The La France engine won.
The sun., 1898-02-09
Attempt to Escape Costs Dearly.

Though his sentence proper has cx.
prcd, vet John Burke is still il prisoner
in New Castle Jail. In consideration OF
the fact that he broke Jail the judges
have extended his time until March +.
The sun., 1898-02-09
Detective IoOkiup for IL Man,

Detective Richard Shannon. who is
now Marshal of Pcnn's Grove, was in
this city yesterday looking for a man,
who is wanted in tina, place, for mis-.
drmcanOr,
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He Has IL Valuable Relic.

Truman Wallace, Of No. Sl3 West
Sixth street, has in his possession tie
original Of the Ulster County Gazette,
printed January 4th, 1900, containing
the death Of George Washington, win"
died December l4tl, 1899.
The sun., 1898-02-09
Cut in Two and IIrngt hcncd.

The old Dominion steamer Albemar|c,
which has been cnt in two and length
cncd thirty feet at the shipyard OF the
Enoch Moore & Sons Company has been
measured by Deputy Collector Peter
b. Avars. Uncle Sans officer added
thirty feet, officially to her length and
ll2 tons to her tonnage. The rebuilt
vessel will clear in few days for Nor
folk. if the river be clear OF ce.
The sun., 1898-02-09
Y. NJ, {. A. Affairs.

The gymnasium classes arc preparing
for the entertainment to be gwen Oh
Washington Birthday, and VIII tive a
reception to the young men VINO VIII AZ
tend.
The sun., 1898-02-09
Complaints from Citizens.

Several complaints have been made by
residents of South Wilmington about the
paving stones which have been placed
lights are very dim in that section, and
the small boys seem to take great pleas
in throwing the stones on the sidewalk.
This OF course makes it very dangerous
for pedestrians who have to travel along
there. 1t keeps the officers busy picking
them ,lp and piling them.
The sun., 1898-02-09
Surinr Weather in Sussex County.

GEORGETOWN, DEL. Feb. s.-This town
has been favored with beautiful spring
weather this week and today the honey
bees are bllzzing around.
The sun., 1898-02-09
Want the New TelenhOne.

The people of South Wilmington are
in hopes that the Demarvia Telephone
Company will extend their wires across
the creek in u short time.
The sun., 1898-02-09
Will Address Railroad Men.

Next Sunday afternoon Conductor !;
7. Parker, Of the Delaware division, Will
deliver an address to nilroad men nt
Association Hall, but the meeting VIII
be open to all men.
The sun., 1898-02-09
Miss Fix Describes Her As>ailants.

DELAWARE. Ohio, Feb. S.-Miss' Nancy
Fix, who was tortured and robbed OF a
fortune ON Tuesday night last and who
is in dying condition from til" effects
of her injuries recovered sufficiently
last night to dc~crib" her assa'an's,
four in number, two nf whom where
mere boys. She said that alter binding
and tor,,lring her, the men competed
her to reveal the hiding place of her
money, and that they secured Slo'oW IN i,
cash from a jar where she kept it. 1t
was at first reported that 81 POO was
taken. The woman also said that the
robbers attempted to set fire to her
clothing, and after securing the money
they lett her bound and nearly naked,
Before going they built three fires in the
house, with the intention Of burning it,
and ii len locked all the doors.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-03
CITY REAL ESTATE.
A SELECTED LIST
 OF CHEAP LOTS.

 A SELECTED LIST
 OF CHEAP LOTS. sleoo-Cole st.. bet. Frederick and Waller; 25x!00; street accepted; stone walks; only $500 cash required.
 s2s5o-Baker st.. bet. Oak and Page: ever looking entrance to the Park Panhandle: very slightly building lot.
 sSoo-Seventeenth st.: short distance from Douglass st.; street work done; lot on grade; 25x100.
 s1ooo-Noe st., bet. Twenty-third and Twenty fourth; 25x100.
 s1000-Third ave, bet Clement and Califor- nla sts best residence lots in Richmond; 25X l2o each; easy terms; $50 cash. S10 monthly. sl4Oo-Frederick st.. near Cole; sunny side; lots lots on grade; growing locality; 25x1OO; only S25o cash required.
 s125o-An offer wanted; must be sold: corner st. and Seventh ave; 25x120.
 ss5o each-Two lots on California st.. bet. Eleventh and Twelfth ayes; 25x1oo each. s75o-Four lots on Twenty-hfth ave, near A ment.
 ssoo-A bargain; Jackson st.. near Cherry; s150o-Walnut st., near Sacramento: lot S2:71s xS7:6; small cash payment; street bitum- tnized.
 soS S2ooo-van Ness ave, near Francisco st.; 25x -sl25o-carl st.. bet Willard and stanyan; 25x137:s.
 BALDWIN $ HOWELL. BALDWIN & HOWELL.
 REAL ESTATE AGENTS. s425o- "A fine new. residence of rooms and bath, just completed; all modern improvements latest Rlumbing lot 25xloo in select neighbor- hood, Park Panhandle district; IT Beulah st., near Shrader.
 has frontages: Improvements; good flats. 1 and rooms and bath each.
 s7ooo-Rents SS1o Der annum: new. handsome flats best portion of Hayes st.; short walk from Market; large lot. s11. .500-Jones st.. near Geary; flats of 5, and rooms; rent sS0. x125; 2-story house containing 15 rooms and bath; rent S1O0 per month.
 s4soo-Offer wanted: rent s47; Pine st., near Franklin: flats of 4 and rooms and bath each; also cottage on rear street; lot has two frontages
 $3ooo-Tehama st.. near Eighth; 2-story frame building, containing rooms; also 2-story house of rooms in rear rent S35; lot 26x75. s12ooo-Must be sold; Pacific Heights resi- Ssx127 :sA; plenty of sunshine: select neighbor- hood; Jackson st., near Alta Plaza.
 s2soo-Make an offer; foreclosure sale; great bargain; Clement st., near Fourth ave. mod ern cottage of rooms and bath. on sunny side of street; lot 25X10O; terms to suit.
 BALDWIN & HOWELL, 10 Montgomery st.
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IOT VERY CHEAP

!. H. UMBSEN & CO, REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
 14 MONTGOMERY ST.
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SIPS, ooo-Fine downtown business property, bringing in good income; only tenants; modern brick building; lot 50x100 will enter tain an exchange for old improved or unin1- proved Western Addition property.
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Call and obtain one of our Real Estate Rec ords," which contains a list of properties for sale in all parts of the city. G. II. UMBSEN 6 CO.,, II MontgomerY st.
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sSooo-Fine modern residence with splendid marine view; Octavia. near Broadway; 10 rooms; lot 25xl376.
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S5o0e-Modern flats; Union st., nr. Octavia; lot 25XS0; rented SAP per month.
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SOME VERY CHEAP LOTS S5000-Nallejo, near Devisadero; S4:4x127:S; marine view; a beautiful lot.
 Washington, near Spruce; 30x100. SSo00-Scott and McAllister sts.; cheap lots S200O-North Clay. near Spruce; 25x127. S2500-Green. near Scott: 27xl27.
 Sl4e-24th. near Vicksburg; 25x100 Sll0o-NE. corner in Mission; 33x75; cheap .- Sl500-55x114; 25th. near Castro. SSoO-22d. near Church: 25xli4.
 S975-14th, near Noe. 26Xll5.
 Sl20g-Vallejo, nr. Broderick; a snap. WILL BUILD. WILL BUILD. We wil build to suit purchaser on any of the above lots very easy terms McAFEE BROTHERS, nS Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal
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MISSION-ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY .S25. .OO0-Lot e5xl60, running through to Mnn St, and old improvements.
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CHEAP MISSION LOT. SI00-Eureka st.; 25xS0.
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S45, e00-A splendid investment; business property; stores and flats; fine tenants; pay ing over per cent net; large corner lot.
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WESTERN ADDITION RESIDENCE-EAsY
 TERMS $3350-Nice 2-story bay-window residence of rooms and bath, etc; very nice location on Pine st.
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A SACRIFICE AT NORTH BEACH. S4250-Rents $45 per month flats; lot runs through to rear street; must be sold; this price will be shaded.
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S25O-A snap account of the owner having to leave the city; level lot. 50:l1x114. on Dun can st.
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A number of cheap cottage homes for sale in the Mission on easy terms
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A GOOD INTESTINE,

SOUTHSIDE-GOOD INVESTMENT. S1s00-Rents SS36 per annum; house in rene- ments and lot; street accepted.
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McAFEE BROTHERS, Real Estate Brokers and Financial Agents, l0S Montgomery st., San Francisco, Cal.
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sso0-Seventeenth st.: short distance fror Douglass st.; street work done; lot on grade 25X100
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CLAY-ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY. Sl4, 4,5oo-rhree-story and basement brick an iron building: 30X59:6
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Near Park Panhandle modern flats; rented for $50; price S6250; good buy.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
IN CAPAY VALLEY IN CAPAY VALLEY IN CAPAY VALLEY
The Earliest and Richest Fruit Section. The Earliest and Richest Fruit Section.

The Earliest and Richest Fruit Section. The Earliest and Richest Fruit Section. The Capay vallc-- in Yolo County lies north of the famous Vaca Valley. and possesses the same characteristics of that great fruit sec tion. We offer in this valle" and vicinity lands belonging to the Bank of Woodland at less than h n the foreclosure priee prices range for the best fruit land.
 -DoNT MISS THIS THIS CHANcE- Call or send for the catalogue and price list of these lands.
 10S Montgomery st., San Francisco Cal. PAYS ssOOo NET PER splendid investment; finely improved ranch property in Alameda county price sl50o00.
 McAFEE BROTHERS. Pasture lands. for sale or rent reclaimed and unreclaimed: rent 10c per acre and up- ward; for sale. g and acre and upward: Me AFEE BROS, 10S Montgomery st., s. r. finely improved ranch; 600 acres; near Con- POO acres grain; only s16OO0. McAFEE BROS., los Montgomery st., s. F.
 SWEENY RANCH
 NR. REDWOOD CITY, SAN MATED CO We will subdiyide the celebrated ranch of the late Miles D. Sweeny in tracts of 100 acres or less: rich soil for fruit. grain and vegeta- bles: plenty of water; this property immedi- ately adjoins Redwood City. and is only one hours ride from San Francisco: suitable for small home farms; prices below all former quotations and upon unusually easy terms For particulars call or address
 EASTON, ELDRIDGE oe CO,
 63S Market st.. San Francisco Or our branch office at Redwood City. MOUNTAIN VIEW LANDS
 FOR SUBURBAN HOMES. Especially adapted to raising deciduous fruits and vegetables; we have few choice subdivi- sons of 10 to 20 each in the Newhall & Wise tract which offer at extremely low prices and on very easy terms; small cash pay ment, balance monthly; one md a half miles from Mountain View station. Apply for full particulars to
 EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,,
 63S Market st., San Francisco,
 Or WOOSTER & WHITTON
 West Santa Clara st., San Jose.
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MISSION BUILDING LOTS SS5 per foot-Lots, any frontage by a depth of ll5 feet, Army st.; only half block from Mission st all ready to build on; these are the cheapest lots in San Francisco.
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HOLLY PARK BUSINESS CORNER LOT
 VERY CHEAP. Sl15o-Corner, SSxlls; irregular; must be sold on account of sickness.
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CHEAP LORNER INVESTMENT.
 Sl5,OOU-Rents $500 per annum; substantial 2-story and basement houses of rooms and bath each; corner on Pine st.; S7xS2:6 both streets accepted; houses always rented.
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s235o-Baker st.. bet. Oak and Page: ever looking entrance to the Park Panhandle, very slightly building lot.
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CHEAP BUILDING LOT slS0o-Norfolk st., near l1th and Folsom: street accepted.
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CHOICEST RESIDENCE LOTS ON ASH
 BURY HEIGHTS. S75 per foot-Lots any size, 1o6:S feet deep Ashbury st.
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BUILDING LOT ON FILLMORE ST. sl1o0-25xlS76; building lot; good location for small flats; street accepted line of cleo trio road.
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A GOOD INVESTMENT. S25OO-Two flats of rooms each; near several lines of cars; Green st: 25xSS:6; rents s264 per annum; always rented.
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as5 and 4s7 Valencia street. near Sixteenth.

Real Estate and Insurance Brokers.
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CITY REL ESTATE.

MADISON & BURKE, Real Estate Agents; established 1858; 626 Market st.
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CITY HEAL ESTATE.

CITY ZEAL ESTATE C. H. UMBsEN & CO,
 REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
 IA MONTGOMERY ST.
 LOT VERY CHEAP s2s0-A snap on account of the owner having to leave the city; level lot. 5O:l1x114. Dun can st.
 CHEAP MISSION LOT. SV0-Eureka St; 25xS0.
 MISSION BUILDING LOTS. SS5 per foot-Lots, any frontage. by a depth Mission st all ready to build on; these are the cheapest lots in San Francisco.
 BUILDING LOT ON FILLMORE ST. S11o0-25xlS7:6; building lot; good location for small flats; street accepted; line of cleo HOLLY PARK. BUSINESS CORNER LOT Sl15o-Corner, SSXll9; irregular; must be sold on account of sickness.
 CHEAP BUILDING LOT. slSoo-Norfolk St., near l1th and Folsom street accepted. CHOICEST RESIDENCE LOTS ON ASH
 BURY HEIGHTS Sl5 per foot-Lots any size, 106:3 feet deep; Ashbury st.
 sOUTHsIDE-GOo INVESTMENT. S1so0-Rents $SS6 per annum; house in rene- ments and lot; street accepted. 
 A GOOD INVESTMENT. S25O0-Two flats of rooms each; near several lines of cars; Green st: 25xSS:6; rents s264 per annum; always rented. WESTERN ADDITION REsIDENCE-EAsY $s35o-Nice 2-story bay-window residence of 5 rooms and bath, etc; very nice location on Pine st.
 A SACRIFICE AT NORTH BEACH. A25O-Rents A5 per month; flats; lot runs through to rear street; must be sold; this price will be shaded.
 PRICE GREATLY REDUCED. S50o-Rents $55S per annum; fine modern mats of 6 and rooms and bath each; on Page St. always rented good location; 25X1S7:6. A SACRIFICE-ELEGANT RESIDENCE SOO0-Modern residence of rooms and bath, billiard room. finished basement and attic; best residence location in the Western Addition; ZXl20i must be sold.
 ANOTHER GOOD INVESTMENT. SSOOO-Four modern flats Of and rooms and bath each Western Addition; handy to several lines of cars; 50xl00.
 CHEAP CORNER INVESTMENT. :: Sl5,0G0-Rents $500 per annum; substantial 2-story and basement houses of rooms and bath each; corner Pine st. S7xS2:6; both streets accepted; houses always rented CLAY-ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY S4' o0-Three-story and basement brick and Iron building; 30X596. MISSION-ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY. - .S2o.Oe0-Lot s5Xl60 running through to Minna St, and old improvements.
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PRICE GREATLY REDUCED. S550o-Rents $55S per annum fine modern flats of and rooms and bath each; Page St; always rented; good location; 25x137:6.
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ANOTHER GOOD INVESTMENT S900O-Four modern flats of $ and rooms and bath each; Western Addition; handy to several lines Of cars; 50Xl00.
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A SACRIFICE-ELEGA RESIDENCE. $7000--Modern residence of rooms and bath, billiard room. finished basement and attic; best residence location in the Western Addition; 25Xl20; must be sold.
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sl6oo-Cole st.. bet. Frederick and Waller 25xioo; street accepted; stone walks; only S30t cash required.
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s1oOo-Noe st.. bet. Twenty-third and Twenty. fourth; 25x100
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McAFEE BROTHERS, MOntgomerY street. San Erancisco. (
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Houses Rented. Rents Collected.
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Al Horiger. Louis A Souc L. A SOUC & CO,
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SIP, 2,00o-bIust be sold; Pacific Heights resi- dence of rooms, bath, etc. extra large lot Ssx127:8A; plenty of sunshine; select neighbor hood; Jackson st., near Alta Plaza.
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OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
  FURNITURE and household goods very cheap this week. SCHELLHAAS' old store, 4OS Eleventh st. Oakland.
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s1000-Thrd ave, bet Clement and Califor- mia sts.; best residence lots in Richmond; 25X 12O each; easy terms; $50 cash. s10 monthly.
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s2600-Make offer; foreclosure sale; great bargain; Clement st. Fourth ave-; mod ern cottage of rooms and bath on sunny side of street; lot 25X100: terms to suit.
 BALDWIN & HOWELL,
 10 Montgomery st.
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.

T. A. PLEITNER, Fruitvale Station.
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$30oo-Tehama st.. near Eighth; 2-story fram building, containing rooms; also 2-story hous of rooms in rear; rent S35; lot 26x75.
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BEDROOM, basement and kitchen for light housekeeping; rent S6 no children; two blocks from station. Address A. D., Fruitvale post office.
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s25o0 will buy house of 6 rooms. with corne lot 100x290; beautiful fruit and shade trees; fin location; excellent view.
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CHILDREN BOARDED.

WIDOW having her own home would like tha care of a baby; mothers care. MRS. SHIV- FRS, Antioch, Cal
 WANTED-Child to board; best of care; terms sl0. 1034 McAllister st. AN elderly lady will take infants to board; mothers care; references. 234h Slxtn st.
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$1650-Story and a half cottage of rooms and bath; sanitary plumbing, fine mantel, reception hall; rooms beautifully tinted and frescoed; chicken houses; lot 5ox125; all fenced great bargain.
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