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Plans Filed for New Buildings.


1873 at. Q. 12b @ Willis av3 Ave hve.story
owners; ii i Howell, architect cost IS 90 coo
Both vt, leo 9th aH! six fivestory
NJ Bernstein architect: cost .....'........ 900
Main at ~ 200 WcstChester av; two two.
story dwellings; il Howe. owner LFalE.
architect; cost. 5000
Prospect avs g cor Freeman At; three two.
story tenomentsi Cocker owner and
architect; cost $4,000
HhVcmcyer road, p, lI5 W Long leland
Sound; twu.stOry stable: Coils Hunt
cost 1000
13Sth st. u H. $50 g Madison HY; Onc'st1ry
Office; } Cram Estate, owner q Mil
ner, architect, cost. 800
Main st. n r. 80 n Cross vt: twO.stury dwell
ing and store: Mary Burke. owner:
Moore Landsedel. architects: cost. $500
FllmorH Vt, a. $50 n Columbus aN; two
and half story dwelling; and Colin.
owners; A Anderson, architect COST. 1900
1O4th st. II =. 100 e I'd av; Improvement TO
tenement; Henry Kockmuller, owner; W
DickersOn. architect; ost............,." 200
Lafayette Place. 20; improvement to LOFTS:
Burgess. owner; 7 Lyons. archi- 80
Wct: cOAt ...........,...... ooo
Goerck at. w! improvement to tenement:
Tobias Cohen. owner; NJ Bernstein. nrcht.
tect cost 1000
14th at 10 K; i'm provement to boiler room:
Eagle Pencil Co, owner; Davis archi-
tect: cost $50
Franklin at, II; improy ement to store;
bteitel estate. owner: Buckman Desler.
architect; cost. 5000
Washington at, ~. and Rector st. II; i'm
provement to lofts. A Sheblev, owner:
lsrasls & Harder architects; cost .,,..... 1000
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Foreclosure Suits.

18th 1t, part of lot 1884. map of Wakefield,
lUoAll4.2; Sarah Briggs vs. VIM Garrett ct at,
atty, J. NJ. Gorham.
Cauldwoll av, " \. 100 =, I56th ST. 25Nll5; Julius
Fguoo vs. Sarah HaSsard ct all foreclos lien; attys
Wagner 4 +.
Westchrster av. IL " s, 242.1 N Prospect aV.
IO.IIXp2X2l.I1S4.Il; Mary Newell VS. Geo r
Fowler CT al: Attys, Field Fl.
18Th 81, :, 2snw LenON av, lSIloo, Il Aetropol'
itan Trust Co VS. Jos X Foynton ct all attys Par.
sons. y. X q.
pGth ST. II Broadway. 100, 1I90 81 oil .axs6.s
Thos = Hagan Va Chas LaGrassa foreclos lien;
atty. ID DAly.
iO4th 81, ms. p2.6 " Ith Av. l2.8xlOo.ll; City
Stockwell.
Lis PendenE.
A dfctv "a
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lEHiGH VALLEY.

10
Stations foot Of West 2rd Cortlsndt and Desbrosses
Streets (penna. X X FerIies)
thine West 25rd street other figures Cortandt or
DesbcgssCs Streets Daily except SunCa,. sunday
only. 0tnrr trains daily. I Sunday leaves 6i5. Sun.
dayieaves SIS X sunday leaves ga
DBL 100 A. II. Local for EASTOE.
S2SJ, CS.OS \. NJ fur huFtALO, NIAGARA
FALLS tnI west, aEi prluci al iOca. points. ParlUT
and Dining Car ,qnntc's %, Corr ryancn.s.
t.I1.JI LOO Noon. BLACK DIAMOND
EXPRESS hGHGs,nCst train N Tie world Linn
lied TO seuIipg capacity luc Eunal" sb T. NJ; con-
ng with thIonSh Sceprrs IL Detroit and Chicago.
oo ~, For wI:.KEs.BARRE,
'tH.2i, ivy Il q SCRANTON. Coal branches
dob las l. N' and Intermediate points.
T't5h 5,1J r. NJ. LuCl for MATCH CHUNK.
+.i'I0 100 T. N. Local for MAUCIi CHUNK.
+'R, o, 600 +. II. Local Express for EhSTON.
lob, XH,OS T. NJ. FOR IiuuhIo ard points West
Through sleeping Cara to Chicago and Toronto.
s7.55 500 +. NJ. Express for BUFF. LO and
ToRUNTu None but SlrSne Go, passenger csTTleS.
BUFfAho ana Mcs sleeping Car; 70 Gh,GGgo local,
daily except Sunday 'ly4o 1859 A. NJ '22j2 $780, 'ilo
Iicsc,s ANA Pullman accommodations at u.s. 81, 800
49, az and 1854 broadway, Is Union square West 2Ss
Columbus Ave, y. !; sGi Fulton St, Court Sis W
HroadWnv ard Brooklyn Annex Station. Brooklyn
N Y. rrSnsfsr Co. viii call for and check baggage
HUm notei OF residence through to deltination.
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8usinrss Chances.

GREAT Involvement offered to gentlemen who are
insurance IN tho Equitable. Call on address GEO.
l. CkUM. Manager. l2o Broadway.
Coon WANTED in manufacturing business
1"CoO selling to trade have untitled orders
needing immediate attention. strictest investigation
invited; good chance Address O. box is7 sun office.
An ESTABLISHED produce importing firm de
IA sires partner with 100000 to SIo.0Oo capital
to extend business; gentleman acquainted with the
line preferrcd references - hanged Address
MCDONALD Virgins 40 Nassau.
cJ OOn-PARTNER WANTED Tor grocers' spe.
.ol,OOO calty: guarantee . 900 y, arly salary
this concern is now selling all the leading jobbcrs
and Wholesale trade; hustling young man preferred
MCDONALD Il Virgins, 40 Nassau.
500 OOOI,LARGE CATERING BUSINESS; ten
SpLO,OOO horses and wagons: located close to
New York; easy terms allowed; thorough investi.
MCDONALD & Virgins. 14o Nassau.
cDD nOn LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLE,
eo--,oOC under present management, about
class running order: reasons selling. i'll health:
this Is genuine chance. For further Jartic ulars
call or write MCDONALD X VIRGINS, l 90 Nassau.
G9S 0OO-HoTEL FOR SALE on 9Th av.
tC)o,OOO $1,000 weekly business; % rooms.
all furnished: owner Las other interests for
selling This is certainly a bargain.
MCDONALD n WlGGISS, I4o Nassau.
S9O 0OlI-swELL CAFE on broadway; hrst.
day trade: this IL certainly great chance for some
one; present owner Is about going into the whole
sale liquor business: strict invest cation courted
MCDONALD X WIGGlSS. l4O Nassau.
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TROY BOATS.
Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot OF chambers
st.. as follows, and hve minutes earlier from West
2 sd at
O,ln a. M.-Ncsthulc express daly for Bling.
C.Oo namtou, Maverly, Fmra Buffalo. Brad
ford, Jamestown, arrives Buffalo p NJ. Parlor Car
T. Buffalo.
ok A.M.-Datly except SUNDAYS. TO Bingham.
~. lc ton OwrgO. Wavory, Emlra and delaware
Valley point, Daily to Port JtryIs aud Monticello,
Pullman PLrlnr 'Hr-.
300 =. nH;niestthTle Linn ,f.-tmaa daily
7;Io 4. NJ, Chlcag" . +. NJ ol""pers t. Chicago,
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining ar.
-.0nr. M.-Buffalo and Cleveland Nestbuled
.OO Express dtly, arrives Buffalo I:O5 A. M.
Bradford 20 A, NJ. Jane town A. M. Young
town lo:2jA VI Cleveland y 10 =: d. slocpcrs to
o. = q. VI. -DArly soiii train nv B nghanton,
% - WaYerIN ElmuR, "hiraG,. Slrrpcrs to Iuf.
falO Ih"ago ami Cincinnati. Dnin. car
u'ICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS ASD PULLMAN
ACCoMMunAlloNSa AZ - llh, 20l 4Oi and
M Broadway. ~ BOwery. l5G Ea.' 9Th NJ. aud
273 West l2Hth A. thEmbcrS ani West I'D ~. fer
rte, New Nu.k 1aH and $50 taltou Il, - broad
way. BROOKLYN; ~ RIVER st. HubuAen aud JERSEY
c.ty station. Nuw York Transfer Go. callG Tor and
checks baggage flom hotel an residence To destna
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OLD DOMINION LINZ.
DAILY SERVICE.

For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Portsmouth
Plnner's Point, Newport News and Richmond. Va.
Beach, Washington. d. c. and entire South and
West
Freight and passenger steamers sail from Pier a.
North River. foot OF Beech ST., evrty weekday.
Except Saturday at +. NJ. and Saturday at P. NJ
IL Il WALKER. TRAFFIC Manager.
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Lis pendenG.
18th at I5I also III Mary Benedict vs. Caroline
Phyfe. ct al; partitiOni att Z BIowcr
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FURNISHED Blooms 4 apartments to get
Furnished Rooms afauted.

phfSlCiAN-Back parlnr wan,el below 58th 81.
west 9TH ave- 4. box 10 Sun uptown office. l20
Broadway.
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Seller Hoard.
West side.

S-TH ST., 40 WEST. Desirable rooms with STU
~ per,ot board References required
ESTH ST. II wEST-Ncwly furnished room in
W. apartment with board IN private family.
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GREAT Involvement offered to gentlemen who are
~ desirous of increasing their income by placing
insurance III the Equitable Call on address GEO.
J.. CkUM Manager. l2O Broadway.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-18
Local Note. ana PERSONALS.

Captain James Beaumont, live stock
agent Of the Southern Pacific. with head
quarters at Victoria, was here yesterday.
Captain J. NJ. Lee, superintendent ofthe
| first division of the Central, made a#trip
over the Austin branch of the hoad yes
tcrday.
Mr.. ". G. Van Week, general manager
| OF the Southern Pacific, Atlanta system,
| has returned from q business trip to New
! Orleans
Colonel 4. nj. Hunt travelling passenger
| agent of the Queen aud Crescent, with
Headquarters ut Fort Worth, was in Hous-
ton for a short time yesterday.
Mr.. It. b. Goodrich, assistant engineer
OF maintenance of way and buildings for
the Houston and TEXAS Central, made a
! trip to Hampstead yesterday.
| Material for the new depot to be erected
! by the Houston and Texas Central at
Bryan Is beginning TO arrive and work VIII
| be commenced within q few days.
Mr.. w, r. Mcclure, general freight and
| passenger agent of the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson, was here yesterday en-
route to his headquarters In Galveston
from New Orleans.
Mr.. William G. Stevens, travelling
! freight and passenger agent OF the Next
can International, with Headquarters az
| Aguascalientes, Mexico, spent yesterday in
Houston on business
MIR. L. NJ Mitchell commercial agent for
| the Santa Re at this point, Will leave this
morning for Hampstead where he VIII
attend a conference of the Waller county
Melon Growers association
Mr.. Harry w Nathan, commercial agent
of the Sunset Central lines at Atlanta, Ga,
and Mr. A. e. Woodell travelling freight
agent of the same system, with headquar-
tiers at Danville. Va, We're among the out
Of town visitors to Houston yesterday
Reports received here yesterday were to
the effect that Mr.. Il. j. Martin. general
freight and passenger agent OF the san
Antonio and Arkansas Pass, is greatly i'm
proved. Mr.. Martin has been quite III at
his home in San Antonio for some time
past,
The Southern Pacific steamer Morgan
left Brownsville at p. m. yesterday WIN
a company of discharged soldiers from the
Third Texas infantry on board. Inc YES
sci is due to arrive at Galveston today,
from which point the ex-voiunteers VIII
leave for their respective homes,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-18
BRANCH FOR ORANGE.
X, C., r. md G. Will Extend It's Hoad
to that city.

x. G., =, md G. VIII Extend It's Road
to that city.
Orange, Texas, February 16.-As re-
suit of negotiations that have been penang
for some time between the lumber manu-
facturers of Orange and the officials oil the
Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf raiiroao'
A. contract has been made and signed py
all parties concerned, which gives TO
Orange connection with this great north
and south line, the railroad company agree
ing to build a branch line from Orange TO
point on their road about twelve miles
north of the city. The survey has already
been completed, the line located, terminal
grounds and depot sites selected ana con-
struction work will begin within the next
sixty days. The bonus for this road was
subscribed entirely by the lumber manu-
facturers of Orange, who felt that the citi-
zens generally had done all that could be
expected of them In assuring the bonus
for the Gulf, Texas and Northern road The
lumbermen have shown an exceptionally
commendable public spirit in thus assum-
ing the burden Of this bonus themselves
in addition to what they had subscribed
| for the Orange Marshall road.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-18
WHARTON LOCALS.
New Paper Hns Made Its Appcafahee'
Change in Ownership.

New Paper Has Made Its Appearance
Change in Ownership.
Wharton. Texas, February H. mar
toms new paper, the semi-Weekiy Real
ity. with Sol. Cleveland as editor, made
It's initial bow to the public yesterday.
The paper has made very favorable
impression here.
The Wharton Star has made some
changes in its management this week.
Mr.. Forgy having sold his interest in the
paper to Mr.. Charles McClanahan. Mr..
McClanahan is Victoria boy and has
many warm friends throughout West
Texas.
The Post has received warm encomliums
from its friends here for the noble part
it took in relieving the suffering poor
of Houston during the last fearful biz
gard The people of Wharton arc proud
Of the great daily" and feel sure 1t Will
always be found on the side OF justice
and humanity.
Mr. Gus Levy of Galveston is here at
tending to his large business interests;
while in Wharton he is the guest OF his
friend and manager, Mr. Hugo Schlahaur.
Mr. G. A. Sylvester of Clarence, Iowa,
is visiting the rich county farms of this
county, with a desire to locate here. Mr..
sylvester is live. progressive farmer,
| and in Wharton county he will find the
garden spot of the State.
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THE COMPROMISE BATES
Rates Which We're Enloincd TO Again Be
Effective.
COMPRESS CHARGE 10 INSTEAD OF sctSTs
Common Point Rate to Houston nc
duccd from "a 10 80 Cents.
Other Hates.

The following from The Post OF October
q Will tend to explain the rates which,
will exist under the compromise as agreed
on yesterday, with the exception that the
charge for cumpressing is 10 be#I0 cents
instead Of 5 cents
The railroad commissions long expected
decision In the matter OF cotton rates and
compress regulations, amendments TO
which we're considered at the hearing Of
August 8, was given out this morning.
No change In the extent OF the mileage
territory is made, the maximum rate being
still reached at 165 miles. The rate for dis
tances of thirty miles and less is reduced
3 cents per 100 pounds, however, and uni
form reduction of cents per 100 pounds
miles and up to 165 miles. 1t is also pro-
vidcd that IS cents shall be the minimum
rate out of which the railroads shall pay
compress charges instead OF 40 cents as
now.
The common point rate is reduced from 81
rate to Galveston 56 instead of 60 cents as
now This amounts to a gross reduction of
cents per 100 pounds to the shipper, but
is only net reduction of cents per 100
pounds to the railroad, as the maximum
compress charge is reduced from 10 to
cents per 100 pounds.
The salient changes in the compress regu-
lations are as follows:
Pni1roodc oro pnr,,Sfto5 ~ z.,a
of line Of destination where the point of
compressage out Of such line is closest to
the point of origin. Similar regulations
are made with regard to concentration,
Where cotton is offered at junction
point for concentration at another junction
point to railroad which has no compress
on its line between the two competing
line may pass a compress on its line be-
tween said points to meet the conditions.
Where compress can not turn out
transit cotton within Ave working days the
railroad company can, on application to
the commission, obtain permission to pass
said press.
Special authority is granted for the con-
centration of Crockett cotton at Palestine.
Special authority is also granted TOT the
compression of Wellborn transit cotton at
Bryan, to take the Wellborn rate.
Special authority is granted for the
compression of Weimar cotton at Schu-
lenburg to take the Weimar rate.
Special authority is granted for the
compression of Ellinger cotton and cotton
from stations east of La Grange on the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas at La Grange,
the rate from the original shipping point
to be preserved.
The failure OF compress to give all
shipments equal facilities will be consid-
cred good grounds for railroad not to
give the offending compress any transit
cotton.
No notice is taken of the application of
some of the lines for authority to pass
congresses between ends of division.
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uorEL ARRIVALS.

At the fremont; Mrs J r, sharp, pal-
las; G. A. Jewell, New York; Beverly q
plat. Kansas City; Rush II. harness Tex
arkana: Charles w Wimon, Fort Clark;
George Read. Des Moines; R. L. Aubrey,
Houston; G. c. FELTON,; Dallas; g, =; Cum
mings. Houston Walter Gartner,., Hous-
ION: n. W, Emerson, Rockford NJ; ar
thur winding, Milwaukee,; 9. p Blake
p D. Craig. Chicago; 7. Martin. J 9.
Brooks. Battleship Texas; s; Land 70 y
Atlanta, Ca; r 5. Owens, wmcq o p ., ~
Thomas ]. MoPugh. New York; Mrs y.
W Ford. Morrstown. NJ. j.; Miss J. A.
Drake Chicago; Mrs I. 4, rh9ma e
Washington; o. camn. new .orn, = chi H..
eago: ]. simon, Louisyille j. r..
Y nro,,ahon Nashville; A. Hoffman, MIiwsu-
kee; #. NJ Hrbbell; New York p !, e p a..
Wis, Texas; H. J. Ricnarason n.,, i.oI Konsns
c 81, and twenty members Of the Fadette
Woman's Orchestra OF Boston
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A PLAGUE OF THE NIGHT.
ITCHING PILES AND OTHER RECTAL
TR0IB Lt1s EASILY CURED BY
NEW AND SAFE METHOD.
A Remarkable Number of Cures Made
by the Pyramid Pile Cure.

About one person in every four suffers
from some form of rectal disease. The
most common and annoying Is itching
niles, indicated by warmth, slight moisture
and intense uncomfortable itching in the
parts affected.
The usual treatment has been some sim
nile ointment or salve which sometimes give
Temporary relief. but nothing like pefma-
nept cure can be expected from such SUI
perlicial treatment.
The only permanent cure for itching
niles vet discovered is the Pyramid Pile
Cure, not only for itching piles, but for
nvery other form of piles. blind, bleeding
or protruding. The first application gives
instant relief and the continued use for a
short time causes permanent removal OF
the tumors or the small parasites which
cause the intense itching and discomfort
of itching piles.
MANY physicians for a long time supposed
that the remarkable relief afforded by the
pyramid Pile Cure was because it was
s,,nnoged 10 contain cocaine, opium or sim
i,or drugs. but such Is not the case re-
cont careful analysis of the remedy showed
il to be absolutely free from any cocaine,
opiurn or, In fact, any poisonous, M
furious drugs whatever.
For this reason the Pyramid Pile Cure Is
rrohably the only pile cure extensively
recommended by physicians, because 1t Is
- cafe SO prompt in the relief Afforded
and an far as known the only positive cure
Sar niles except a surgical operation
In one year the Pyramid fiie cure mas
he i the best known, the safest and the
most extensively sold of any pile cure be-
fore the public: ~ :. :, "a
cents and 81 per package.
hddress tho Pyramid Co., Marshall,
a;rh for book on GAUGE and cures Of
NE and also hundreds Of testimonials
rom rom ali parts of the United States ;.
II suffering from any form Of piles ASK
your druggist Tor a pAr;hhhse VI ry'Ani''
pile cure and try 1t tonight
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G0LIAp GLEANINGS.
Contract Let for Clay Rond-A Pro-
trnrtcJ Meeting,

Contract Let for Clay Rond--A Pro-
tractcJ Meeting.
Goliad Texas, February 16.--The COM
missioncrs court let the CONTRACT yester-
day for the grading of road through
the heavy sand bed south OF town. The
contract was awarded Mr. Jerry Reilly
of Refugio and calls for one and one
quarter milo Of clay road.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Christian
church gave tea at the residence of Mrs.
r. X. Stout last Friday evening. 1t was
u very enjoyable affair and quite nice
little gum was netted.
The many friends OF John Pettus re-
greet very much to hear OF his continued
Illness in San Antonio.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
weather. work is progressing nicely on
the Baptist church and when completed
it will be one OF the neatest buildings In
the city.
Rev T. 3. Larrimore of Alabama COM
menced protracted meeting at the Chris
tian church last Sunday Mr. Larrimore
is a very forcible speaker and 10 being
ably assisted in the meeting by Rev.
y. II. Hardison.
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Villas TELEPHoNE BUILDING.

~ Has Erected u Comm o dious
ana slightly Structure.
Texas. February 16.-The new
hs Southwestern Telegraph and
~ company in Dallas is pronounced
sM handsomest and best equipped
Y exchanges in America, barring
rev Of the largest cities. The
eaalns stands at the corner of Akard
s1'on streets, Just across Akard
y oriental hotel, and is very at
~ appearance. Besides the oper-
w.as Of the local and long distance
~ y contains the offices of the
~ olfcials, those of General At
NH M,slAurin and Wozencraft, etc.
s,slng is of substantial brick, with
s.uniags and is fitted up with all
ssuy latest and most approved
g The North Texas telephone
,,s. very heavy and is said to be
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INFRINGEMENT MOVE.
Said thnt Eastern Lines VIII Win
dri,M Western Representative.

Said thnt Eastern Lines VIII Win
drnw Western Representatives.
A report sent out from Denver is to the
effect that, effective March l, lines east OF
the Mississippi river will withdraw all
their Western representatives, It has been
the custom for years for each line to cover
the territory in the West with agents VINO
solicit business. These agents are iocat-
ed in all the principal centers, includ-
ing Denver Salt Lake, Helena, Fort worth
and all points on the Pacific coast :.
The railroads argue that they nave an
The business they can handle anyhow, ana
that there is no excuse for keeping up an
extensive competition In this territory, ana
by agreement. all will take their chances
on the business, allowing il TO go as d ~
pleases. 1t is estimated that nearly ear oo 1o y
peents. whose salaries equal s25,ooo
month, will be minus jobs in Few
xypakS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-18
ISLAND CITY NEWSlTEM
Verdict in Favor Of the Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fc.
4 cHlNAMAN WANTS TO Be SENT HOME
senator Linn Getting the views Of
Ills Constituents--Beiic Many
flowers Were Killed.

- -
+ Galveston Texas, February is.--The suit
Of Tobias Castor ct al against tho Gulf,
Colorado and Santa &c Railway company
for $4,000 damages was concludedin the
civil district court about ] o'clock this
afternoon. The case was begun last Mon
day and has been on trial ever since AZ
ter being out a short Time the jury re-
turned Il verdict for the defendant. The
plaintiffs say they Will appeal.
The plaintiffs arc the owners OF tho va
cant lots ON the corner OF Strand and
Twenty seventh streets, across from the
sheds Of the Santa re passenger station.
They claim that the building of tracks and
the operating of cars In front ofthclr prop
erty has greatly lessened Its value hence
the suit for damages. g, w. Chambers
of Lincoln, Neb., one Of the plaintiffs. is
here in attendance on the trial He Will
return home tomorrow.
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Rates $3.50 and $500 par day.
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