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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-03
Otis HEARD FROM.
Insurgents Attempt 10 Film
Plam The General,
A Warren Line Steamer a Total
Wreck.
An Indiana Iowa Destroyed BY FIVE
People HON Gle IS.
IHE IELIeRAPHIc MARKETS.

Washington, Oct. 3.-Following IL a
dlspatchoi Otis received relative TO visit
from the insurgent officers:
"Three insurgent officers were permit
ted to enter our lines at Angeles with
twelve OF our soldiers and two citizsns.
whom they wish TO be present ss released
prisoners. Yesterday. in conference, they
endeayored 10 present communication
from the insurgent government, which
was declined. They then presented q
paper signed by one OF the soldiers, In
which the soldiers gave parole. This
was received ani held Ia obeyance. The
insurgents then said Agulnsldo desired
to end the war aud send civil commits
sion for conference. but were informed
that would not DO received and they
would be sent beyond the lines to-mor.
row. The whole affair Is believed TO be
ruse TO obtain some acknowledgement
by the United States authorities. The
soldiers returned we're stragglers from
within our lines and captured by rob-
bers. They say they were obliged to
sign the paroles to secure their release.
though two refused to sign. The whole
affair Is o; no Significance and viewed
a. attempt at masquerading. Otis.
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). o. aIDEON's ANNOUNCEMENT.

New House, Now Goods and New Prices.
We have moved into our new building,
No. 206 south First street, with an entire
stock OF new furniture and house fur
nishing goods, such as bed room sets,
folding beds, side boards, chiffoniers,
choice closet. writing desks, lounges,
couches, springs, mattresses, pillows.
ranges, stoves. granite, tin. wood and
willow ware. in fact everything neces-
sary TO furnish house from kitchen to
parlor, and at prices never before heard Of.
We are here to stay and want your
trade. and II fair and square dealing,
honest goods and bedrock prices will
merit your patronage, we feel confident
that we will have and hold your trade.
Don't think OF buying anything In our
line before getting our prices. We will
absolutely discount any prices brought
to Us. We will take pleasure in showing
you through our stock whether you buy
or not. Call and get prices.
Yours TO please,
j. o. GIDEON,
No. 20o south First street.
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TEXAS DEMOCRATS.
They Are In Possession of the City OF

They Are In Possession of the City Of
Dallas.
Dallas, Texas, Oct. 3 Last nights
and this mornings trains brought large
delegations TO swell the throngs Of dem
ocrats from the west and southwest, who
have come to attend the carnival. Dem
Ocratic doctrine was expounded from
half dozen platforms, morning, after
noon and evening Of yesterday, but many
prominent party men here from all parts
Of the country are yet to bs heard To-
day crowds OF larger interest are height
ened by programs OF oratory. prepared
for their entertainment. The State
Fair, usually the event OF
the year, Of this section, has
been almost lost sight Of in the political
demonstrations which we're arranged as
an adjunct to the agricultural exhibit.
The fair grounds were crowded long be-
fore 1890, the hour fixed for the first
speech Of the morning. The dollar din
ner at the auditorium tonight will close
the carnival. Much Is expected OF this
affair In point OF attendance and en-
thusiasm, and 1t promises to be lifting
windup Of the two days celebration.
Bryan and party arrived at the grand
stand at 1925. Ex-Governor Crittenden
and Major Salmon. Of Missouri Judge
Tsrvin, OF Kentucky; Governor Ssyers,
Senator Berry, OF Arkansas; Champ Clark
John |. Martin, Congressman Sulzer. o.
II. p. Belmont and the entire Texas
delegation sat on the platform. At la
a. IN. Chairman Garden called the meet
ing to order and introduced Judg,
rsryin,
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Joe Bsdaracco. through his attorney.
6. W. Johnston, this morning asked time
to Ole an answer TO the information er 4.
tered against him last Saturday. The
court granted the request aud gave him
during the day In which to answer
The district clerk turned over n the
county treasurer the sum OF t3 200 paid
into court a. taxes.
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A Atanner AahaIa.

st. Johns, N. r., Oct. IA Warren
line steamer. the Bay State. Captain VIII
ton. from Liverpool, September %, for
Boston with general cargo. is ashore
near Cape Race, and Is likely to prove q
total wreck. Her crew and q number Of
cattlemen. who are passengers. are
adrift in boats which we're lost In fog,
One boat has reached Cape Fuller.
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OUT ON Il STRIKE.

Nearly = Thousand Men Quit Their Work
To-Day.
Philadelphia, Oct. 3.-Seyen hundred
iron workers and ship builders, with
about 200 helpers, went on a strike to-day
at Cramps ship yard, The ship builders
include riyeters and caulkers, and the
strikers say the action OF these men aud
boiler makers will practically tie up the
entire plant, Mach nists and blacksmiths,
numbering nearly 200, have been on a
strike for several weeks.
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Imported Magdeburger Dill pickles,
new saurkraut and horse radish san
JOSE MARKET.
The regular Commercial club hop will
take place tomorrow evening
Potatoes 81 per 100 pounds at the Jaffs
Grocery company.
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ALBUQUERQUE MEXICO AFTERNOON OCTOBER 1899

at THE Fair" on Railroad avenue. they
could tnd 30 many things that are both
ornamental aud usefulp l.. II. Levy,
manager OF The Fair" not ouly takes
pleasure ia showing his vsriegsted stock,
but his experience puts him In position
to make valuable suggestion to those In
dnnht.
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The boundary Qaestion,

Paris. Oct. 3.-By direction OF the
Anglo Venezuelan boundary arbitration
commission some OF Great Britain's
claims. rs to the interior and on the
coast. are dissllowed. Her frontier will
start at Wsini river. The award was
unanimous. II is considered In the
nature Of compromise rather than as
fayoring Venezuela.
The award of tribunal briefly summsr-
lied means that OF 100000 square miles
claimed by Venezuela that country oh.
tains only 100000, formed partly OF
marsh land near the river Bsrims. and a
portion in the interior, while Great
Britain retains all th forest country.
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Chicago. Oct. "a special TO the Daily
News from Washington. Indiana, says:
Monroe City, fifteen miles from here. IL
being swept by fire and many families
are already homeless. The Gre depart
ment Of this city has been sent to the
scene. Monroe City has population OF
about l,2OO.
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Must Appear Io-Morrow.

New York, Oct ga representative Of
the law firm Of Kellogg, Rose Il Smith.
has served q writ Of hsbess corpus on
Captain b. X. Robsrts, com mandsnt Of
Governors island, demanding that Cap.
tain 0berlin Nj. Carter, be produced In
court before Judge Lacombe, OF the United
states circuit court. at IL a. IN. To-
n,orrow
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nirthd.r and wsdaing rresents.

Why will people always give fish
knives, pickle forks and "a host OF other
things a. wedding presents which are
only used at long intervals, when by
looking over the stock OF goods displayed
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Aggressive Boers.

London, Oct, IA dispatch from Dur
ban, Natal, announces that the Beers are
expected to take aggressive steps to-day
The most alarming rumors are ahOst
there respecting their intentions,
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Chicago, oct. 3.--Cattis - Receipts,
$500 head. Market. steady.
Bseyes, ti40g6.50; cows and heifers,
tl.75Gi 30; stockers and feeders, $500
u485; Texas steers, $335@i.l0.
shsep-Receipts, 1900 head. Market,
steady.
Sheep 81 75g4 40; western, S4.5Og5 26;
lambs &i.0oQ600.
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Kansas City, Oct. 3. - Cattle - he.
.se'pta, l5,eoo head. Market. steady.
Native steers. $46OG8.25; Texas
steers, s3.0OG4I0; Texas cows, sl.7b@
3.l5; native cows and heifers. s2.00@
$50; stockers and feeders. s24004 30:
bulls, 81 75a4l0.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head. Market.
steady.
Lambs, tiOO95.0O; muttons. $3.5Og
.425.
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Orders by con. Lawton.

Bscoor, Luzon, Oct 3,-General Law
ton came to BacOOr this morning and
organized a general movement TO cles n
up the country between linus and Bacoor,
taking personal command.
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CITY COUNCIL.

Official Reports--M,ssing city Props -ty-
The Clsisnd Mattsr.
The regular meeting OF the city coun.
ell was called tO order 10y Mayor Marion
st 1880 last evening.
Those present we're Mayor Marron, Al
derman Naus,adt. kieke, Hopping, pog.
era, Burkhart and Mckee.
All new bills having been read aud 70.
ferred, ths Gnaucs committee report ID
fayorably on the following bills. which
yare ordered maid.
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the race would be sailed within five and
half hours limit. At 1856 the boats
were of Highlands, five miles from the
finish mark, with the Shamrock slightly
iu the lead.
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81 .yohu's autld

The Ladies' Guild OF st. Johns church
will hold meeting In the vestry room,
"Wednesday al 4 o'clock. for the purpose
Of electing officers to serve during the
ensuinp yaar
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Re.tnnrant Remnxal.

Jim Sings restaurant removed to the
railroad building, opposite tue raiiro sd
hotel at Thornton. Meals at all hoars,
25 cents. Lunch from to 10 csnts
Lodging, 20 cents. Everything new and
araf alaaa
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FNh " EtttfNNts WIN lhhs ll al
Ignorance OF the hre ordinance, 1 { a
lot OF lumber piled on Gold avenue. asked
per mission TO allow II to stay there fpT a
short time. IL was granted.
Hon ". B. Childes appeared before ne
council In behalf OF A. W. Cleland. ask
ing that the order passed Mt the .sst
session concerning the building Of ais
sidewalk on Railroad avenue and Walter
street, be not enforced. but that he be
allowed 10 build the sidewalk within o
foot OF the property line. A motion to
reconsider the resolution passed ut the
last session prevailed, and Mr.. Clelaud
was given permission TO build his siSe.
walk "a desired.
The report OF the city physiclan
showed wonderfully good sanitary con.
dition. No contagious disease whatever
and only six cases OF ordinary sickness
have needed attention.
The city marshal made the following
report:
Amount OF zines collected. ..........$ $i92
Number OF arrests made .........l .lJs
Number OF meals served ..........s1g
The report OF the city clerk for Sen
tember showed total OF $3.50 aOllecttJ
on licenses.
The city treasurer reports $li, 1887 on
"',. ,Sos ou,S - huns from, .omn,...s
-. .n,ng, ~, ,ba eoanaa ann"n,,,,.a
IT, ni,. n,,;near &C.,, ,eoSnaS ,he
o,aa,n another man hois an R,,s,
,aaats rfnon rna'ian d. ,acnona,ss'
,,oo ,.,as app,an,ad and ,ha ann, % soo on
'.an,,atar % ,or 49,, ,,,,,nnsa au 'A " ~
Pyp Pypa "1 49, ~ @ puvu wa. ,ns,,,c,ad "a
carainliv watch Tho, M combnstihIs
mata,,ais was s,orsd in back Yards
The nav roll for July. August and SEN
tember. Amounting 10 All. .654. was ordered
paid.
The street committee reported thai
there were certain srticlea hc' npip.
10 the city which we're missing The
city attorney was thereupOn ipstructed
to investigate and take steps TO recover
same. TO arrive at lust what IL missing
the city marshal was instructed 10 make
complete inventory OF all city property
and TO aid the city attorney In the recoy
cry OF the lost articles.
The council adjourned to meet Friday
evening.
I'M --I--I- l..
lne eouny oohi, .ss,onois Mo'e III
session yes'eluay anu weIe i'pssy ovv1' u
giep mi'n Iou.lne vus'isss, a a, ~ raounuo W
os Dsca was 5s MY appV1nssd mau,d o9nsaoie u, p,e
Tha cannty ,,assn,v Ga In GOOD condition.
a. ~ shown 6v the tac, that the commis.
sionars have daciJsd IN nav ali claims az
On cenis ON the doIlar Eor some wears
10 csnts has bsen the maximnm. A reso.
In,ion waa offa,sd and nnan,monsIy
adontad SsclsIinv THE AIRrouERouy
DAILY CITIZEN the official paper OF Bsr-
nalillo county.
Hon Emil,ano Gntiarraa Hon. PahIo
C,asnin and Hon MaIceIino Racs' ths
thrss oantIsmsn who renresented Berna.
lilo county In the lower house OF the
recent Territorial legislature. are in the
city to-day, and were pleasant callers a,
this office. Mr. Baca. who ia from the
Pena Blanc0 district. states that the Baca
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MONEY TO LOAN

on diamonds. watches, etc, or any good
security; also on household goods stored
with me; strictly confidential. Highest
cash prices paid for household goods.
T. A. WHlTTEN, ia Gold avenue.
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New York. Oct. 3. money on call. few
erish. 6q20 per cent. Prime msrcsn
tile paper 5g5Is per cent.
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Lost.

Plain green handle umbrella. mono
gram "Lucills" on handle. Finder leave
with Mira. Joseph Barnett, at st. Elmo,
and receive reward.
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siiyer aud Leao.
District Court.

Nsv York. oct. 3.--3ilysr, IS; lead,
ti40.
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Chicago, Oct. 3.-Wheat-December
74@Hlsc; May. TIC.
Corn - October. 3O}s; December
301s@30A.
Oats-0ctOber, %; December, 23lS@
23A.
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IVES, THE FLORIST.
Palms, ferns and decorative plants.
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Run over
To the Iceberg for bottle OF old whisky

10 tnb lceDeIR TOT u oOttlt OF Olu Mnibhy,
A. J. Richards, Of San Marcisl. well
known exrsilrosder who has for years had
charge OF the Railroad reading room st
the above town, has leased the storer0om
on Railroad avenue Just vacated by Vim,
Chaplin, and will open first class cigar
and tobacco store. Mr.. Richards Is
we'll known here. beinga property owner
In this city.
"a Wild Goose Ch ase" will be given to-
night at Orchestrion hall for the beneit
OF the late members OF Rose Stillman
company. This Is a screaming farce aud
with the local talent that has volunteered
will make an entertaining evening
Tickets at Matson's store. Reserved seats
80 cents including car fare.
G. X. Neher and wife returned from
Denver last night. MI, Neher says the
Denver people gave the greatest show
he ever saw outside of Albuquerque.
There will be an important business
meeting OF the Commercial club this
evening at = o'clock. Every member IL
urged TO be present.
Vim. Chaplin, the shoe dealer, has
moved into his fine new store room, and
Is opening up beautiful stock OF new
goods to-day.
United States Marshal G. NJ. Foraker
went to Ration by last nights train.
Potatoes 81 per 100 pounds at the Jafis
| Grocery company,
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REAL ESTATE

 s5,OO0-One-half cash, balance 12 months for south half of block 621. being 4O0x24O feet on 10th avenue, and 240 feet deep. Also lot 50x24O feet, 11th avenue, between Fist and 22d streets, $650. This property will grow in value.
 $240-Per front foot for 50 feet, very cen- trally located; $500 per front foot was once refused for this property; one-fourth cash, balance 1, 2, 8, 4. and years. Se- cure this and make big profits. $S50-60x100 feet, 17th street, between H and I. with 4,room house.
 $i5O-3 good-sized lots and houses at Jonesvile 50x190 feet, with 4-room house, Avenue E., between 18th and 14th; price, $S50.
 $1,0OO-Lot 50x1O0 feet, with good new l. room cottage, 16th street near Sth avenue, North. 25x14O feet, 1st avenue. near 18th street, A,500. Elegant 7-room residence. well located on South Highlands, 5000. $900-$30O cash, balance and years, for good broom cottage and lot 25x140 feet, now renting for SIP per month, 2309 Avenue B. Also fine corner 10Ox140 feet, well inn proved, for $4,O00; easy terms.
 SMITH & STILLMAN,
 220 21st Street.
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DR.. 0. r.. DOzIER, SPECIALIST. GenitO Urinary Surgery.

Cutaneous and venereal diseases. All deli- cate disorders of sexual organs and pelvic yiscera of men and women. Cystitis, stricture, syphilis, sexual weakness, pros- tatitis, irregularities of women, impedi- ments to marriage, and all forms of chronic, nervous, blood and private dis eases.
 EVERY FORM OF PRIVATE DISEASE POSITIVELY CURED UNDER PLAIN GUARANTEE.
 Consultations at office or by mail are invited free.
 Treatment by mail to parties who cannot visit me. No written prescriptions; we furnish all medicines.
 Birmingham Daily News: 'The News commends him (Dr. Dozier) most cordially to all those in need of his services"
 Age-Herald: His long record and ap- proved abilii "ntitle him to the proud distinction of star ling at the head of his profession"
 Alabama Cnr,sti;,n Advocate: His pro- fessional standing is unimpeachable and his character as a gentleman and citizen is above reproach."
 Ofice and dispensary corner Third ave- nue and Nineteenth street, Birmingham. Ala.
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then put on the stand and testified as fol-
tu;tice Rays Test mony

,'u5tIce Rays Tes estmony
 Mrs. Hudson came to my office and I swora out warrant for her son-in-law. She afterwards came back very much dis tressed and showed me where Ward had been beating her I then deputized MT. Clarke and Mir. Mann. I borrowed a pistol from Mir. Thomas at the commissary and went to arrest Ward. It was about 5:2O o'clock. We went by Pinckney and slipped up the hill to Wards house and waited be- hind little fence until about or o'clock. When I got back I was told a negro was shot up above Pinckney In the cut. l went down there, but the negro had been taken away. found him at Dr. Huey's. He could not say who shot him, but his brother told me he said I was one of them. l did not meet the negro. l heard three or four shots. I was at Wards at the time and also when The Dude" came in at 6:20. Had been there one-half hour when the train came. We stayed about two hours. It was nearly g o'clock when I got back to Bloss- burg.
 MT. Clark and Mr Mann corroborated this testimony and the defense closed
 After hearing considerable argument from three of the attorneys Justice Ben- ners rendered his decision.
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sALEsMEN WANTED

TRAVELLING SALESMEN wanted by es- tablished house. No technical knowledge necessary, but simply all around hustler. of good appearance and address. First class line. Liberal contract. Entire time required, References. Box 127, Detroit, Mch
 a,00O-7-room two-story cottage, good re- pair, 40x402, 2-story barn, fine elevated corner, East Lake. near College station. rented at $10 month; s200 cash, balance 5 years. snap. See 1t quick. B. F. Eborn.
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WOODLA IN.

Professor J. R. Dewberry has returned from the Chicago University, where he has been taking special course in psychology, and has gone to Syllacauga to resume his Hc-k there.
 Mrs. Henry Maus, with her children, is spending few weeks at St. Clair Springs.
 Miss Lena Hodges, after a pleasant visit to St, Louis, is at home On her return she was accompanied by her friend, Miss Margaret Simmons, who will be her guest for a few days.
 MT. s. D. Cole is back in the city, but Mrs Cole will continue her stay at Look out mountain for some time.
 Mrs. A. c. Jernigan has returned frim a visit to relatives in Atlapta.
 Mrs. Yam and her daughter, Miss Emma are visiting relatives in Atlanta.
 Excursion to New Orleans via the Louis- vile and Nashville railroad Saturday nig1t, Aup1lsf 00 round triD
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INVESTMENTS.


 INVESTORS AND SPECULATORS-2 to 50 per cent. monthly is what we realize on all capital placed with us. Are your idle funds invested to the best of advantage? If not, write for our descriptive pamphlet and statements. We operate the safest and most up-to-date investment plan in existence. Highest of references furnish ed. The Gulf-Pacific Trust, 263 Dearborn street, Chicago.
 SPECULATIVE INVESTORS in Wall street study our financial views and methods of analysing value and price. Payson & Foster, 52 Broadway, N. Y. Members Con. Stock Exchange. Royal Franternal Union, St. Louis, Mo, perfection of sickness. accident and death insurance, wants lodge organizers; top contract; salary and commission. Write. s1,500-60Ox140. with cottage. fine well, cov- cred with fine bearing orchard, all front ing dummy. B. F. Eborn.
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REAL ESTATE
 FOR SALE.

$1500-34 lots in Phillips addition, lying near pike between two electric car lines, between Avondale and Woodlawn; good chance to double your money quick. S250O-Will buy 261z acres in East Birming- ham, well improved others ask $300 per acre for land like this.
 $5OO0-Fine business lot on 4th avenue, be- tween 18th and 20th streets.
 $4500-6-room residence and ful lot on 9th avenue, near goth street; regular snap. sS,OO0-3-story brick on 20th street. close in.
 S. E. THOMPSON Phone M 219 N. Fist street.
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PERSONAL

LADIES, use pr. Lees Preventative for de- layed monthly periods; longest and most obstinate cases relieved in two days. Price, $2.0O. All letters confidential. Lee Remedy Co.,. 6357 Langley Ave, Chicago. ATTRACTIVE young widow, having prop erty and everything to make life Rseas- ant, except affectionate husband wishes to correspond with home-loving gentle man. "Margarite." TT E. 10th street Chi cago. III.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT FOR RENT-Sute of four rooms, modern, centrally located Apply I'll 18th street, North. S6-3t FOR RENT NOW-We have two new houses for rent on South Highlands at $20 and $25. All modern improvements. ready for occupancy now. W. B. Leedy & Co.,, 114h N. 21st St. Telephone 42. Slit FOR RENT-For light housekeeping, two newly-papered rooms. furnished or unfur- nished; terms cheap. Apply 612 18th street. North.
 FOR RENT-11-room house, large lot; g. room house, in good fix 35 acres; sale, $1,000; 10-room house, sale, $2.500. Berry & Co.,, 402 Chalifoux.
 FOR RENTING well located stores on 20th street, if called for at once. Ed War ren, Agent 20O6ls 2d avenue. S-6-St