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The courier., 1899-05-06
Out OF Observation.

Miss De FasAion-I've been having q
perfectly lovely time; teas and parties,
and music and dancing, and private
theatricals, and rything you can
think of. Haven't had so much fun for
Ayear.
Friend (shocked) - What? During
Lent?
Miss De Fashion-Oh, it's all right,
dear. We were in the country.
The courier., 1899-05-06
fouls Napoleon at rlay.

At the Tuilleries madam received
me in salon hung with tapestry.
Through half open door heard u
child's voice; it was that Of the prince
imperial, who was playing in the
next room. Soon we heard the noise
of saw and hammer, and as
listened Nine. Bizot led me quietly 10
the door of that room. "Look," she
said, speaking low and opening the
door little wider. Then l saw the
emperor seated on the carpet aua
making toys for his son. Mime
Octave Fcuillet
A Bold, Bad Language.
TITS a pity when a charming woman
uses words she does not understand
"Going away?" asked theater got7
Of the aesthetic and willow-like sirtS
who prforms burlesque at VS.
known theater-going to be married
IF am 1t will only be pro tem." shs
answered with modest blush. sinos
then she has given up Latin, saying
that 1t must be a bold language IN
which you cannot make use of SIM
pie expression without compromise 70
your character.-Texa5 SiftinS~,
The courier., 1899-05-06
Get HoAlthy JurOrs.

Jimson-I wouldn't hang u man on
any "expert" testimony of doctors.
Would you?
Jamson-Not II were in good
aealth.
Humph! What's that to do with IL?
haven't much faith In doctors-
when I'm we'll.
The courier., 1899-05-06
my childhood ="

my Childhood.
Fair Singers Irrepreesible Younger
Sister lin loud whisper), "Car't you
sing something that will take him back
to the home Of his old age!"--Harper's
Bazaar.
The courier., 1899-05-06
Moving Strains.

Elderly Beau (who 10 making a long
call, to fair singer, rapturouslyh "Ah!
that song takes me back to the home OF
The courier., 1899-05-06

in pruudest accents. Mott here" until
at last, exasperated by the reptition,
she angrily retor.ed: "Zere iss no Mrs.
Garbetsch liffink here!'
Arizona republican., 1899-08-30
! PEARS. PEARS.

Those wanting Bartlett pears free
frcm knolty substances can order
them from my orchard
Price, $1OO psr box properly packed
for shipment + 0. b., or $500 per
uwt, .. orchard
GEO. SCHORNloK, Mesa. arizona.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-30
NO ISSUE or BONDS
Secretary Gage Thinks There VIII Be
no Additional Taxation.

Washington, Aug. 29.-The large in
/ crease in the army which the president
has decided upon will be necessary tc
put down the instruction in the
Philippines will entail neithe; the i'm
position Of additional war taxes no1
an issue of bonds to meet the IN
/ creased expenditure.
Such is the opinion of Secretary
Gage and other prominent treasury
officials, who have given the subject
careful consideration. While a bond
issue is not anticipated, the increase
in the army will make it impossible
for the next congress to reduce the
war taxes levied by the war revenue
act. While the paymaster general Of
the army has not yet figured out, even
approximately, the increased expendi-
ture involved in the pay, equipment,
subsistence and transportation of the
new army, the secretary of the treas
ury considers it a fair assumption
that the cost will not run over $1,000
per man. If, therefore, every soldier
authorized by existing law were en-
listed, increasing the army to 100000
men, the cost on account of the army
would be about 500, 600
The cost of the maintenance Of the
old amy of $4,000 men was about
2O,00O,OOO annually. Secretary Gage
says that the running expenses of the
government have not been materially
increased by the war with Spain,
and leaving the additional cost of the
army out OF consideration the ordi-
nary revenues would be ample to meet
them. It is only the extraordinary
expenses on account of the army
which must be met from sources out
side.
The revenues from the war revenue
Gage thinks, will be sufficient to take
care of this expenditure. Last year it
yielded $190, 600. and if It yield as
much this year there would conse-
quently be margin to meet any IN
foreseen expenditures according to
present calculations.
Asked about his authority to issue
bonds under the war bond act, Sec
rotary Gage said that he doubted very
much whether that act would give him
10 issue bonds in connection
with the instruction in the Philip
pines. The purpose fer which the pro-
ceeds OF these bonds were to be used
was limited to the then existing
war with Spain, and Secretary Gage
does not believe it could be stretched
to cover the unforeseen state of af-
fairs in the Philippines
Arizona republican., 1899-08-30
CLUB WOMAN ON TRIAL.

Bingham, Mass, Aug. 29.-Mrs.
Floretsa vining. proprietor of a hotel
at Hui, and said to be a club woman
of New York, was on trial in the dis
trict court here today charged with
the Illegal sale OF liquor. Mrs. Vim
ing is the owner Of nine South Shore
summer resort hotels. She is
at odds with The town officials and
her friends say that has caused the
trouble One man testified TO buying
four bottles of beer while boarding a
Vining Villa. as her hotel is called
and the chief Of police testified to raid
ing the place and finding several bot
ties of wine. Mrs. Vining denied the
statements Of the first witness and
said chat the wine found by the officers
belonged to ner and to the boarders
She said that hers was given to her
to use for cooking purposes. The case
was continued until Friday
Arizona republican., 1899-08-30
THE MURDER OF KLoBB.

Paris. Aug. 29.-The Libre Parole
published a report of an interview
with Major Marchand Oh the subject Of
the assassination Of Lieutenant Col.
K1oDb and Lieutenant Mennier in the
French Soudan. Marchand said he
did not doubt the correctness of the
report of Klobb's death, but he re
garded the alleged circumstances as
incredible, and characterized the re-
port in that respect as an infamous
ca1umny. He did not think that Col.
Klobb had had time to overtake Cap
tai VCulet's expedition, and believed
that he met his death at the hands Of
natives while trying to cross a danger
Gus region with an escort Of only
thirty men. The Figaro recalls Cap
tain Voulet's favorite scheme of es-
tablishing a vast African empire with
himself as the master, and
Arizona republican., 1899-08-30
LETTERS FROM DEWEY.
With Furthi51. Det1ics Of HIS Arrival III
N-IW York

New York. Aug. 29.-The executive
committee CT :le Dewey reception com
mi5tee has received two letters from
Admiral Duvey. In tbs fr.,5, cslsed at
LeghcTn, Angus. Is, he says: Il shall
without fail reach the lever bay On
Friday, Seotonba2 %, and shall
anchor there for The nigh to Zoe ready
for the official arrival and the naval
Tarade on tbs folltw,.ng morning,
Saturday, the 3C.l."
He makes several requeo.s regard
ing the formation of the parade, and
in the second rer5er, written fLon
NrGle7, August II, tbs admiral asks
tha5 q gcod large military band" be
denied to lead the Oly.no.a's bstta.-
icr a. the head Of me Io1z Eurade, the
ClynCia'-i small ban.l being hardly
equal t. the occasion. Admiral Dewey
mas te5n notified thGc al his .equests
will he carried out.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-30

| is made and the purpose -or which il
! IS sent. Production of the receipt viii
| greatly facilitate reference 20 the rec
| OrdS if il becomes necessary for the re-
nitter to make application for a du-
| plicate order or inquiry a. to whether
the original has been paid; and here
again a saving Of time will be effected.
In shape and size the new order is
deemed a decided improvement ever
and other form CT money Ordor hith-
erto adopted by the department. It's
dimensions being about those Of the
ordinary bank draft, il may be con-
veniently handled when mixed with
different kinds OF commercial paper.
1t is believed that she change made N
this respect will be heartily approved
by banks and business people gene
rally
That the new order my win its way
to public favor by its simplicity, clear
ness and adaptabilify, great care has
been taken 10 give it .-h.s character by
arrangement CT its parts. by avoiding
slIrplusage in the text or wording. and
by using plain type and excluding
whatever would be merely ornate de-
sign.
The postal money order system.
from small beginning in 1864, when
the 4uiIU0I u -lHCuSy OIUGI pOSIOIlSGS
established in she United States was
419, has grown tC be one Of the great
indispensable agencies of exchange
There are now about 10000 such Of
fees. The number of domestic money
orders issued IN the United States
during the past year was over 10000
GOO, amounting in value to $210, 000,-
coo. The system is used most extern
sively fer remittances from places
where bank exchange IS not so readily
While supplementing IA
ciIities for intercourse between pop
uIOus centers, it has its own special
field, supplying means for the safe
Transmission of money where 0thcr
agencies fer the purpose could nc'- be
successfully maintained.
In the adoption Of the new form Of
order the interests and preferences Of
patrons Of the system, no less than
of administration, have been !
duly considered; and it IS therefore !
confidently expected that it will tend
to enhance in no small degree. the pcp-
Gl-lr'ity Of this method of making re- 1
nittances. 1t is expected 'hat On or
about January l next the fee charged I
for orders will be materially r5Ei1ced. !
Arizona republican., 1899-08-30
THE NEW MONEY ORDERS
Samples Received at the Phoenix
posfoffiCe Yesterday.

Samples Of the new form of post
Office Money order have been recsfved
at the Phoenix postofice. They are
not yet ready for issue. They Will be
introduced gradually, or as supplies 0;
the old fo.m become exhausted, at the
various postofficss throughoy. the
country, after the 4th OF September.
From both artistic and unitarian
points OF view they are much superior
to the old orders.
The new form is somewhat smaller
than .he order now in use It's di-
ms nsiCns are about those of the Ord--
nary bank draft. 1t has two adjuncts
the advice, or notification to be sent
by the issuing to the paying postmas-
ter is a reproduction Of the order
hTougn the use of caIiD0nized psper
(the manifold process), and 2 receipt
for the amount TO be furnished by
the issuing postmaster to the rem tier.
On ..he bact Of the order a separate
space has been provided for the stamps
of banks through which 1t may be
paEsad for collection.
In CClcr the order is blue. having 4
light blue ground, with fine, closely
fnterlaced, tinted lines CT geometric3I
lathe-wOrk, CT darker shade. In the
centre is an escutclle0n bearing the
words, Postal Money Order" in shaded
capital letters Of The same two t.nts
Of blue. The tint Ct the or6ar and the
lathe-wcEk will serve to prevent imi-
tatiCnS; but, rs an Additional safe
guard against CONTRIBUTING. 2 hG-i-
ZOLcal water mark, composed CT the
initials U. S. NJ O.. in broad, capital
LETTERS, has been wrought into the pa
per on wh.ch The new forms are
printed.
Through the process mentioned CHE
carbon or manifold prCcess), the order
and the advice are produced sinful
tane0usly. By the same operation the
essential particulars CT name of payee,
date, amount, and place of payment. as
written in the order, ara duplicated or
reproduced, ana made to appear in the
advice precisely as in the order The
liability tc mistake is thus greatly Les
sened, and = saving CT time effected.
Discrepancies i56tWeen order and ad-
vice, which, by ent2iling additional
dependence and causing delay IN
payment, nave heretofore been a source
of annoyance to the department and
postmasters, as well IS TO remitters
and payees, are prevented, and abso-
lutte uniformity between the order and
vices, which hitherto have not baen
made out until after issue Of the or
ders, will also be accelerated.
The receipt, which is to be furnished
by the issuing postmaster to the re-
mitter, showing the number and de
Of the order and the amount for which
issued, is also n Jle main, a repro
ductiOn, by the carbon process, Of the
writing and stamping on the order,
hence must necessarily agree thera- |
with. The adoption of a receipt has
NO hitherto been practicable. It will
tend to DopuIaIize the postal Money
order, supplying more than ell else
what was needed to make it, IN the es- /
t.InatiOn Of the public. perfectly sat
isfactory vehicle for the transmission |
Of small sums. Possession Of the Re
ceiT.- wiz give the renitter a feeling OF /
security. On the. back OF it ne nay /
make, fer his own convenience. a /
memorandum CT the name and address /
of the person 10 whom the remittance /
Arizona republican., 1899-08-30
AN UNSETTLED STATE.

Colon, Aug. 29.-Advices from 3D.
gcta, the capital, say that reports from
the interior show that the county IS
quiet. Reports from Ca1.8gsna show
that considerable anxiety as to futur :
Developments prevails there \ large
number eff the most important com
mercial houses in the dity are refusing
to transat., any business.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-30
w ID. HAMMOND, Auctioneer

p. o. Box 673, Phoenix.
viii cry public sales anyW here in the valley
have had experience in selling live stock, i'm
plements. merchandise and household goods
Reasonable prices fer services.
zE<- orders may be left for the services Of
W D. Hammond at The Republican Office,
where bills viii be printed AZ reasonable rates
Arizona republican., 1899-08-30

Owing to the Increase In Business
in the last two years DIR CHILDS has been
compelled to seek more commodiOus quar-
tiers. His friends sDd patrons VIII now ind
him at NO, IL SOUTH SECOND ANENU L,
next door to Episcopal Church, North All
diseases Treated scientifically to cure
Consultation Free DIR. CHILDS is the best
diagnostician in Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-30

SpeCiaty-Disea OF Men, which
he is acknowledged leading Specialist. 1t
well known The Doctor is prominently sue
all its destructive effects. His methods are
always The latest and best. Chronic, Blood,
Nervous, Kidney, Urinary, Bladder, SpeCiaI
and Private Diseases treated in the n ost
scientific and skilful manner. No matter
who has failed. how obstinate your
malady may be. consult the Doctor without
delay, aud if your disease is durable he will
cure you promptly and permanently. II pos
sible Always be Examined by a Re
liable Expert. Talk with him, judge your
self TO his integrity and biify. If you can
not satisfactory BONE Treatment may be
had. Consultation FREE.
HOUSEHOLD 30 3 :s0-6 3D. 80.
DR.. HIBBARD,
Hibbard Building,
95- Is COuth Second Avenue Phoenix Arizo--a
Arizona republican., 1899-08-30

thinks that he will utilize the masaa-
ere Of Klobb and Mennier rs 4 step
in carrying cut that idea.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-30
Dr.. HUBBARD

r eturn S hOn1 Q from
n i s summer Vaca ton
after extensively trav-
cling and enjoying the
beautiful ocean, noun
tain and lake scenery of
oregon and British COL
um bia. He has also
visited III e large 5 t
Hospitals and pIin-
cipal Sanits riunnS of
the Pa c inc Coast.
WELL RESTED he
is glad again to meet
his large acquaintance
a n a q oaila rauavv his
The times., 1899-05-28
Southern Ry.
schedule in effect May :. lsO9.)

schedule in effect May ., lsV9-)
All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania Pas
ssSiNN M.-Daily local for Danvilie, Char
Iotte aud way stations connects at Manassas daily
for Strasburg and Harrisonburg, and At Lynch
burg with the Norfolk and western oaiiy, ah9
III q 4 o. r. R. for Natural Bridge daily, and
lexington daily. except Sunday; also connects
at Caiyerton for Warenton anG Farquier White
Sulphur Springs ,-.,,,, s,- ,,r,,,- r, err
NAU Pullman Sleepers New York and Wash
ington To jacksonville, uniting at Salisbury with
Pullman Sleeper for ASheviile and Hot Springs,
n C.; Knoxville, Chattanooga, and Memphis,
Tsur and al Charlotte with Pullman Sleeper for
,,'rr,sta pullman Sleeper New York to New Or
iea5s uniting al Charlotte with Pullman Sleeper
Tor Atlanta and Birmingham. Solid train. Wash
ington to New Orleans without ehanse; Dinins
Ca1 service. Sunset personally conducted tourist
eSrrSiou. sleeper on this train every Tuesday and
Friday. to san Francisco without change
i:0i p. M.-Local foE Front ROYAL, strasburs.
and Harrisonburg, daily. except sunday
40 P. M-Daily, local for Charlottesville, con-
nects at Calverton for Wauenton and Fauquier
"5ase g.so p M.~Daiiy. NEW YORK AND FLORIDA
ryPRESs. carries Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars,
New YORK and Washington to Tampa, via savan-
nah and jacksonville. and to Augusta, VIA CO.
lurnbia, with connection ioT AIKEN;
O:2O p. M.-Daily, WASHINGTON AND CHAT
through sleepcrs iron New York and Washington
~ Memphis and New Orleans, through Bristol
,S.f5 p M-Daily. WASHINGTON AsD
SOUTHWESTERN VESTIBULED LIMITED, eoEi-
- ~ Pullman Vestibuled Sleepers. Dinins.
Tars and Day Coaches, Pullman Sleepers. New
Work to Nashville, Tenn, via Ashsvilie. hnox-
,,iIIs and Chattanooga; New York to Memphis.
,;e birmingham; New York to New Orleans. via
atlanta and Montgomery. Eestibuied Day Coach,
yV,.binrton to ATLANTA. Southern Railway Dining
C,r Greensboro to Montgomery.
TRAINS or WASHINGTON AND OHIO d.
VISION leave Washington 1901 \ NJ daily. and
i.Oo p NJ and :45 T.. NJ daily, except sunday,
~ Cos p NJ Sunday only. for Round Hill; 1855
p NJ daily except Sunday for Leesburg, and 6:25
p NJ daily for HerndOn. Returning, arrivc at
u;,sLjrTfon :. 26 \ " and $40 p. NJ. daily.
M s.i5 p " daily except Sunday. from Round
IiiIl and .OG \ NJ. daily, except Sunday. from
Uarndon. and S:3i \. NJ, daily except sunday,
Through trains from the South arrive at Wash
;,,a.ton 6.i2 and $40 \ NJ: 2:20 and 9.15 z. NJ
,IaiIy. Harrisonburg, Il noon daily. except Sun
d.v.. and 9:o5 p. NJ daily, and s:S9 n NJ. daily,
nom Charlottesville.
Tickets sleeping car reservat'o 'ors. and other in
formation furnished. and baggage called for and
checked from hotel and residences by Union
Transfer Company, on orders left at Ticket Of
6cc 7Oi Fifteenth Street northwest; 5n Penn
svIyauia Avenue northwest, and at Pennsylvania
Passenger Station
Telephone call. III for Pennsylvania Railroad
FR.,NK 5 CANNON. Third Vice President and
General Manager.
j. NJ. CULP, Traffic Manager
W \. TURK, General Passenger Agent.
l.. : BROWN. General Agent.
The times., 1899-05-28
RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway
from Station. Pa. Ave. and 49, ST.
In afacf Me- 1ena

From Station. Pa Ave and 49, st.
, In effect May /. 1886.
one ao' Alexandria, week days-5:30. 7:ol. x';sh
eoo, sisS, s;5c. 9:ss, 1000. 100. HAS a. m,
$3.50. l2:2o. Ian. xl:2O las. 300. 'x2:ls,
sso' xs;oo s;25. 1850 xi:15, 4:5o. sos, x5:9o.
9'oc S6;oi ESQ. z:e6. 7:SS. 500. 9eo. 1000
i;2o, ii:59 p. m
"a. .sundays-I:i5. 9:oo. o:,s. 1880. HAS A. IN
80 10 noon, i2:45. 1:s0, 2:l5, 200, s;i5, a:s1
s 1;is; s'oo e:Ij. 7:so, s:I5. 9:Go. 1880, N:eo.
,,ron r01 MI. Verre1 week days-d:s1, 500 xio;go'
~, iooO a. m. xis:o5. u 60 xa:Oo. x3:Oo. x3:S9
6:l5. 300 p m.
s'no sos Arlington and Aqueiuct Bridge. week days
zs:S5, $50. ze:25 1000. 1l:Oo. zl2'os'
90. zi:t5. 200 z2:so, $500, s:25. z4;i'.
''oo. 70 20. 5:0i. $780, 7:O6. 500 p. m.
"a seeandays-7:i5, 9:00, 9:.5. l0:3o Has a m.
lzao noon. l2:i5. 1:s0. els. 800. S:aS. s:sO'
a-n'' Goo, Gas. ESQ. Sis p N.
Parcels carried on all trains. Baggage checked.
only. j. COLyIN. Superintendent.
@. E. ABBOT. President myi-tt
The times., 1899-05-28
STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
~'>~~~~>~-'---~-~---~--~~
Norfolk 4 Washington
Steamboat Co.

= Every day in the year for Fortress Monroe.
= Norfolk Newport News and all points south
by the superb, powerful steel palace steam
- ers Newport News,'' sNorfoIk'' and
- Washington" on the following schedule:
Nv. Washington GEO pm Lv. Portsmouth. 5 90 pm
tv- Aiexandria-.7:00 pm Nv. Norfolk -. .5:45 pm
Ar RI Monroe.-I:oo am Ly. Ft. Monroe Gas pm
ar norfolk. $500 am Ar. Alexandria. 6 80 am
ar. fortsmocth.s:l am Ar. Washington. Z :00 am
Tickets on sale at s1T Penn ave, and
u ticket office. CID Penn. ave. and corner
10Th st. and n. Y. ave-, C. & o. ticket Of
sees. at 5i3 Penn ave, and 600 18th St !;
3 A. L. Ticket Office, li3i N. Y. ave, and
- on board steamers
= For further information apply at gen.
eral Offices, 7th st. wharf Wash. d. C.
= Phone 75O
no2s-tt JNo. CALLAHAN, General Manager
The times., 1899-05-28
FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SNLE-5 acres of land on Daniels Road
between Chevy Chase and Brightwood at
only 5000 per acre; will exchange for small city
property and part cash; also several other small
tracts OF land near the city at speculative prices
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 020 + st. NV. ny2G-3t-em
FOR SALE-Falls Church, Va. beautiful ten-rooin
cottage; Little Falls St. railway station
and electric cars; z,-acre lot: fine water; fruit;
shade; $. 600. Apply s4I5 Pa. ave- NV
my5.G7 2i3. II, 10 %, y, .23
The times., 1899-05-28
TABLE BOARD.
FOR sALE-TYpEwRITERs.

STANDARD makes OF typewritcrs with universal
keyboard rented reduced rates for the
spring and summer months: preliminary instruc
tions given. NEwMAN'S TYPEWRITER AGENCY,
Gil 7th H. ap25-2mos
The times., 1899-05-28
FOR sALE-BICYCEEs.


CYCLES-Another large shipment from head
quarters: new and slightly used; sale begins
Monday; Eclipse. Columbia. Liberty. Remington.
Victor. Rambler, Heating, Orient, sterling. and
other well known makes 1t cut prices; tires me
chanicalIy put ON, S1.jO. NEW YORK CYCLE
CO., i2i 9th ST my2s-5l
FOR SALE-Iady's wheel in fTst-ciass condition.
SIS cash \. l. OSWALD, 1ls1 5th 81 ne.
II
FOR SALE Lady's bicycle; excellent condition.
Is / st. ne. after 4:3o. my2S-it
FOR SALE Cheap; mans rs Columbia bicycle.
or exchange ior isdy's wheel or gold watch.
20 d ST. se- myS.-Jt
FOR SALE-'99 SpaulJiug racer. - inches: in
use 20 days; $50 cash. n. o. W. this Office.
Iny25-St-en
FOR HIRE.
sl.cO-Full dress quits for hire. 81. At JULIUS
CouES's. ll0i Tth st. NV. spll-u
The times., 1899-05-28
FOR SALE OR RENT-HOUSEs.
THOS. {. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Broker md Auctioneer,
0f7 F Street 81 w
9f7 F Street N. w.

FOR sALE-NoRTHwEsT.
lsis 18th ST., b. h.. sr bath; a. m i......si goo
Browns Court. b. h.. stories, lr.--.-- l,l0d
FOR SALE-NoRTHEasT.
III Nth st. brick, 1Or., bath and a m. 1. 200
I2O 9th St, brick, Sr. bath and m. L.. 450o
S29 ana SSl 9TH, 7r.; a. IN. i. (Eacb) $500
ISL st.. frame, stories, 5r-.......--...- 1900
SOUTHEAST.
2ls N. j. ave-. brick, 1s-r.. bath; a. m 900
ao Ioof St. b. h. s-r., a m j., lot l6x15 f. 5000
SSS St, brick, store Il dwelling. stories 5000
l5i and l53 ST.. b. lrs, 6-r. (both)...... l,SoO
SOUTHWEST.
sli to sis ST.. err. bath. a. m. taiD 5000
- to 222 l3h St. frames. rooms. BOTH. 5000
4os to 40 S. Capitol. frames, rooms; both 1000
leoo 9th St. I. H., ir.. lot 14x115 ft..... loo
!ls lst ST.. frame; lot 24sxiss ft........-- 1seo
izso Sd ST., frame. ar; lot 3oxl2s ft...... l,5oo
UNMpRoyED-NoRTHEA
Mass ave.. bet Is. and I'd; ao175 ft........sI IS
30 ST., bet. and l.. 20x9o i.-............... 50
y. Z. cor. II and l1th; 5sxlOO tt............ 2S
II IL ST. bet 9Th and 5th; 20xl0o ft.....-..... ! ~
Mass ave-. bet 1st and 2d: 20xs5 ft........ ! 50
Mass. ave-. bet. Sd and 4th: 20x75 ft........ es
\. e. cor E and sth; 25x95 ft..........-... oder
18th st.. bet. and B: 20x90 ft.............. %
SOUTHEAST.
Pennsylvania ave-. bet. 9Th and 7th 60
9Th Ct, bet. Z. Capitol and A: 25xl25 IT, 10
Pennsylyania ave. bet. 12tn and l3th....--.. 60
FOR RENT-ST0RES.
storeroom. II07 @ st. nw..................s .s75 90
Store and dwelling, 02l Z st. NV. 0r...... So 90
Store and dwelling 2Ol2 18th St NV, Ilr 80 90
Store and dwelling, 400 1st ST. ne, IT, IS 90
Store and dwelling. 1924 Z st. and iso Goth
81. NV, lW.... -...-...............-.s.. 81 W
Store, l402 Pa ave Irs....i0 Irs 40 90
Store and dwelling, SOL r st. NV, sr 30 50
Store and dwelling, 40l X st. ne, 7r....... e5 90
sr.. ~ .......................2 O-o .. '. @ 25 90
Warehouse. 1896 st. se.......... % 90
Store and dwelling, pol NJ st. sw., ir..--.- 30 %
Warehouse, corner High and Water sts...... 20 90
Store, corner 10th and p SITS. nw........... 20 90
FOR RENT=NoRTHEAST.
22o Mass. ave. dur9. Ilr..................s $50 90
220 eth st., 7r......................... 20 90
800 A St. 20 10
6I5 ST.. Tr...................... Is so
li2I 18th st. Ii 90
1877 b St IL 50
IS II ST., ..................... Il 50
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