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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-07
Or. kIopsch Says Hunger and
Disease Are Doing Dread
full Execution.

New York, July 7.--Dr. Louis
Klopsch, who went to India to prepare
the way for the arrival OF the British
ship Quito. chartered by the United
States government to carry 100000
bushels of grain TO Bombay. has re-
turned on the Hamburg American
steamship Pennsylvanfa.l DR.. Klopsch
left India June 2.
Hunger and disease are doing dread
full execution among the poor" said
DR.. Klopsch. THE Quito arrived with
her cargo In splendid condition. The
grain is sold at 70 cents a bushel to
those famine sufferers who have
money. 1t cost us so cents a bushel.
and thus our original. investment of
$4,000 becomes $3.50, 900, which is to be
used for buying grain for those that
have absolutely no means
DIR. klopsch said there Is plenty of
grain In India, but II is sold at high
prices. He said famine sufferers in
crease at the rate Of $4,000 a day.
As soon as the rainy season sets In
the plague Will find every condition
favorable for It's unchecked develop-
ment, DIR. Klopsch fears.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-07
TRA|NOR'S MONEY
While He Slept Off a lag
Three CoIoT0d Boys Relieved
Him Of Il. 5

Three little colored boys did a slick
trick, on Major street, yesterday. and
this morning they were before the ju-
venile court. charged with larceny from
the person.
They were Andrew Potter, s. Robert
Adams, 9 and William Ii. Smith, l5
years old.
Patrick Trainor getting aboard a
superfuity of alcohol, lay down be-
hind building to sleep II off.
The boys discovered his condition.
Smith acted as looker-out, Adams
bossed the job and Potter went through
Trainor's pockets.
The net proceeds were s1.75 and
there was an even whack-up,
Smith was already on probation for
entering dwelling house. and when
his father discovered too much loose
cash in William Henry's possession,
he notified the police.
Then came the day OF reckoning
Smith was held for the grand Jury in
$500 and pending his trial was COM
mitted 10 the Sockanosset school.
The other lads never having been
arrested before. were placed on pro-
baton until December 4th.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-07
SUES FOR $4,000 INDIA'S famine.
Libel Levied on tho Barge
RedwIng In Suit Of Mardiros
vaTtanlan.

United States Deputy Marshal Stone
this morning attached under an order
from the United states admiralty
court the barge Redwing OF New York.
in the suit of Mandiros vartanian of
East Providence. against Daniel Nc
williams of New York. doing business
under the name of McWilliams Broth
<rs.
The plaintiff alleges that May 4. 1900,
be was working on the barge Mindoro.
Capt. Johnson, which was lying at
Wilkesbarre Pier. for the purpose of
unloading coal. The Mindoro is also
the property of the respondent, and the
libellant was one OF the stevedores en-
ployed TO unload the coal.
While in the hold of the barge at
work one Of the bulkheads, which sep
arated the coal compartments, gave
way and the lumber and large quanti-
ty Of coal fell upon the libellant, crush
ing and wounding his body. breaking
his arm tand hand and making him a
cripple.
vartanian claims that the. accident
was due to the negligence OF the owner
OF the barge. and that in view of the
fact that. he suffered much pain and
was confined TO his bed for several
weeks he demands damage in the sum
OF $4,000.
The writ of attachment is made re-
turnable on July 21 next.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-07
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

John Grimley, a small boy. was
placed on probation until Dec. 4th, BY
Judge Sweetland today for driving of
Julia Hennesseys horse yesterday.
Albrick Savorie. Is years old, was ar
rested yesterday. for revelling on Bow
doin street. and placed on probation
until Dec. 4th.
Sarah Barrett pleaded not guilty In
the police court. today, to the charge
OF allowing her hens to run at large in
Roger Williams park, and will have a
trial next Tuesday.
The Fitzgerald building comes In for
considerable attention. In addition 10
the fires of Monday night and early
yesterday morning. fire was discovered
by Patr0lman III. e.. Blood. TO be burn
ing In a pile OF rubbish In the cellar.
He notified the engineer who nut out
the small blaze. This was at $3.50 a. m.
yesterday. At IL m. Hose responded
TO a still alarm. There was quite a
cloud OF smoke; but this time no Are
could be found.
Alice Galligan. whine allghtlng from
n moving electric. on Broad street,
last evening. fell and hurt her leg She
was assisted to her home. at no EOS
Chapman street.
One OF the most enjoyable exc 1Tsions
this season was that OF the YOUNG
Mems Athletic club. last evening. The
members and friends comfortably filled
the Steamer Favorite and thoroughly
enjoyed a trip down the bay and around
Warwick light. Dancing was INDUCED
IN at Riverside upon returning. James
Higgins. r. McGuy. Joseph Mulyey
and several others were In charge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGANSETT-J III Wood New
York: w O Robson, A Il Turner. Jr. J
IL Pearson. Boston, J Il Lincoln and wife,
Niddletown: + III Montgomery. NJ A Met
calf, Boston: V l. Hlllford and wife. w
stuckett. Jas Finegan. Peter Finegan.
q IT Upham. New York: Geo III rhomp-
son. Boston: Mrs + T. Weeden G. oliver
Smith, Washington. ID G; w y Wood
bridge. Springfield; II II Benedict. New
York; frank Crehsw. Boston 4 u Weed.
Cleveland: A & Kaufman. ALBANY. W G
Bclden. Bostor: + q Sweet. Newport: I:
ID A stoweiL Gardner: n II Palmer and
wife. Providence; G w Tucker. Connec-
tlcut; E r Russell and wife. Dr " ID Gif-
ford and wife. Boston. 1. + Ehrenberg.
II s Corbctt. New York A Tobin and
Wife. Boston: T y Lawtos. Providence:
John VI Lyons. Richmond. Va: I. r Bald
win, Boston: Julius kaufman. g Grant
l.aFargo New York: Mr. and Mrs n =
Wiles. Miss Mabel wilcs. Albany: Mrs
X Smith. Kansas city. II Schaeffer
and wife. New York
DORRANCEr-w Robinson, Boston: :
John Shaw. Philadelphia; c + Wilson.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-07
after andre.
Expeditions Will Be Started
Out to Search for Traces
Of the Explorer.

Kansas City. July 7.-Eveiyn Bald
win OF Kansas. OF Arctic fame. today
TO an Associated Press representative
stated that Capt. Ernest Andre. broth
er OF the polar aeronaut. had just writ
ten him that several European expe-
ditions have been fitted out to look for
traces OF his missing brother and his
companions Strindboerg and Frankel.
Baron f.. Won Tolt will head the
Russian expedition which Is 10 search
the Arctic coast OF Europe and Asia.
II VIII start from Norway. proceed by
way Of Nova Zembla. pass the ensu-
ing winter at Cape Cheiynskin. Tay-
mir peninsula and searching the sibe-
rian coast during the summer OF 1901
endeavor 20 reach Behrine straits.
This dangerous passage has not been
attempted since It's accomplishment by
Baron Nordenskiold in fs71-73. Capt.
w. Bodc viii this summer take n party
OF Germans 20 Franz Josef Land and
communicate with the Italian expedi-
ton under the Duke OF Abruzzi.
"A swedish and a Russian expedition
VIII operate In Spitzborgen. Three ex-
pedIfions. one a Swedish under Prof.
vafthon. Danish, under Prof. Am
drup and an English under Capt. Rob
eftson have already started for the
@9st coast OF Greenland.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-07
While He Told Tale Of Woe at Front
Door Mrs. GObieIe Did
the Looting.

Woonsocket, and a few hours after
they were introduced she married him.
Gobeille brought her TO Pawtucket
and fast week Their finances were at
frazzIed end. =
Gobeille had failed to connect with
the paternal pocketbook and Mrs. Co
BELLE being of resourceful as well
as an inventive mind and not being
willing to subsist on cold water and
kisses. cast about for a way out OF
their embarrassing situation.
She sized up the old man with his
little barrel organ. who pretends to be
blind and who is quite a familiar OBJ
ject about this city. and discerning
that the man wasynot devoid of sight.
suggested that Gobelle should adopt
a similar plan of working the public.
Gobeille declined 10 do this; but af-
ter much persuasion he did put on an
card he started out.
Mrs. Gobeille said that she wrote the
card and that IL bore this legend:
Wont you please give me half a
dime? / am deaf and dumb and have
two little sisters TO support. Five cents
will not break you.'
WORKED BOTH ENDS.
Gobeille. she said, went to the front.
or the side door OF house with this
card and while he thus engaged the at
tention OF the person or persons in
charge. she slipped up the back stair
ways to the sleeping rooms and gath
cred in what property she could con-
veniently carry away.
Having told this story she and her
husband were taken 10 Pawtucket for
the purpose OF Identification at the
hands of their victims.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-07
UNDER CONTROL.
Fire at tho Union OH Works
Has Nearly Burnad
Itself Out

New York. July 1.-THE big FIRE al the
Standard OIL Company's Works at
Constable Hook. which started shortly
after midnight on Thursday morning,
although still blazing this morning is
rapidly burning itself out.
The best evidence that the fire is
about az an end and that the danger of
still further spread OF the flames is
passed, is the fact that number OF
the fire companies were allowed 10
return 10 their quarters this morning.
NO Official statement OF the loss has
as yet been made. but IL was stated by
persons connected with the Standard
OIL Company that 1t would be over
1000. 600 and would probably reach
81, 100000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-07

DORRANCEr-w ] Robinson, Boston:
John shaw. Philadelphia; c + Wilson.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-07

Fred Gobeile was arraigned in the
Sixth District court today for the lar
ceny of bird cage. valued at 81, the
property OF Hattie +. Bowen, and a $50
wheel belonging to William r. Greene.
He pleaded guilty and was sentenced
on the first named complaint to pay
a fine OF SIS and costs. and on the
latter was bound over in $500.
AS soon as Judge Sweetland got
through with Gob-S.le, Detective Haber-
lain OF Pawtucket took him on four
other complaints. viz.
June 2Sth. breaking and entering the
residence Of william J. Burton and the
larceny OF pair of shoes, a gold pen,
q watch and a clock.
June rs. entering the house OF Jo-
hanna Shea and the theft OF $50 worth
OF woman's wearing apparel
June 30. entering George III. Checks
house and stealing $50 watch.
July Sd, stealing a s75 bicycle from
VIM j. Burtons yard.
Gobeille's wife Hortense, was
placed under arrest, yesterday. on the
charge Of receiving stolen property:
but Capt. Parker decided not to press
that complaint
Gobeille and his wife were taken 10
the City Hall at 10 o'clock today. and
there the little black-haired woman
told a very interesting story.
A QUICK MARRIAGE
She said that her maiden name was
HorteDse Richards; that she belonged
IN Waltham, Mass. and that on June
10Th she met Gobeille, who belongs In
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-07

Lynn; p Barnard. Il Dreyfus. New York:
III Moore. Boston; III Kohl, New York;
w Brown, Albany; G. y Nelson. A w
Jones: Boston: w g IIaisey. Orange. N
J; J. Brushaler, New York; Q Sweet,
Jewett City; G u Carbell. Cleveland; w
~ Hutchinson, Boston: w " Scott, New
York; q w Hess. Chicago: a Wright.
Bridgton. I w II Dugay, Providence:
y A White. NJ u sims. New York: p A
Williams, II G Danser. Boston; u s
Noonan. New York; Il Kavanaugh.
Salem: A Abbott Peabody: ID j Lynch.
Boston: & w Suel. Providence: & ID
Thurbcr. Biddeford: John BuclSler New
York: + johnson. Providence. A Brown,
Worcester; l. T.iany. Centredale: J
NJ Kendrick. Mystc:: j M Nlckerson,
Providence; w Timer. Chicago.
H.
NEwMAN-C " Davis and wife Bos-
ton: II w Warner. New York: A Finch.
Boston; Mr. and Mrs l. w Bcsse. Spring
field: w Jester Smith. New York; w A
Han. T. Cornell. New bedford: q w Stin-
son. Boston; q Burr LYONS. Springfield,
w A Walling. New York: A X Mcmahon.
n Franklin. Newport: w w Wiisan'
Holyoke; w W smvth. New Haven; n
= Munson. Boston; Mr. and Mrs @ n
Grover: New YorN: I A FINLEY. Boston
Harriet Richardson, Washington. - G.; 4
u Cousins. BROOKLYN. Leon Schiff, Thos
y James New York; a y Clark Baiti-
more;o Ballantyne, Cincinnati; -
Worcester. q l. Briggs. Waterbury: e
u Connie. New Orleans. l. NJ Hardy
Pomfret; l. nj Jacobs. Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-07
rlNKrufTty rETIrIoN.

The involuntary petition In bank
ruptcy Of Herman II. Davidson. OF
Newport was fled ia the office of
Clerk Cross OF the United states dis
trict court this morning. by three OF
his creditors.
The petitioners are the Jacob Louis
company OF Boston cta,,,,s
se0376: Samuel Nafhanson of Ros,on
30. NJ. strecker a Co. Boston. Sfs2 90
The petition will be held under the
law, for Is days. and In the meantime
Charles Jacobs. Of Boston. was ap-
bond Of $4,000.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of ColImbia,In the matter Of Foster MAYNARD.
Maynard. Smoot & Co., bankrupts. In Bankruptcy.
No Isl To the creditors Of said named bankripts
on the ed day OF August. 1909. the said Foser
Maynard, jr., and Charles N. Watts, trading as
aforesaid, were duly adjudieated bankrupt; and
held at my office, Room No. 10. No. 4I2 Louisiana
avenue, Washington ID: C.. on the 10th day OF
September. 1900, at 8 o'clock pm, at which time
the said creditors may attend, prove their claims
appoint trustee. examine the bankrupt and TRANS
act such other business may properly come
EDWARD s. McCALMONT.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
JOHN W. WARNER. Attorney for Bankrupt. 1t
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
1e Haser In ns Es 90
Ter, former wife of Rudolph A. Hasler. wherein she
prays tina: her name may be changed TO Minnie
of August. AID. 1900. ordered that public notice be
given to all concerned to appear IN tins court on the
am. to show cause if any, they have why the
prayer of said petition should not be granted; and
e OF week for re are
weeks before said date. HARRY NJ. CLABAGGH.
AsGsla, Sy Is tTT1 clerk r. ra
WALKER. Attorney. 4o2 9th st. NV. au29law3w
q columbia the 22d day Of August, ,seo naaIss
zs.-Sn motion Of the plaintiff. BY Messr.; Lambert
and Lambert her solicitors. it is ordered that the
to be- entered herein on Or before the arst rule day
occurring forty days after this day. IF ds
fault. The object of this suit is to obtain d.
vorce from the bond Of mstri%ony with the defend.
two years before the filing OF the petition This or
der to be published in the Washington Law Reporter
prior to said date By the court. HARRY NJ. ola
RagGH, Justice &C. True s9ggyTe.s est, S.Is
u22-1aw3w
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT, 272s PA.
ave-, washington ID. c.. August u, 19O0.-Sealed
proposals for furnishing and delivering 51Go IT.
here until TWELVE NJ SEPTEMBER SEVEN
TENTH, 1900. and then publicly opened Infor-
nation on application. A NJ. MILLER. Lieut..
Col, ngrs. au27 2S, %, 81. SELF 10
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
1900 Proposals for Bituminous Coai-sesied pro.
Twelve O'Clock NOON TH IIf DAY SEP SEP.
TEMPER SIXTH. 1900. to furnish the various
five hundred tons. more or less, of Bitumnous
Coal during the fiscal year ending June 30 1901.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder bidders. Blank forms of pro-
the Property Clerks Office, Room So District
buildiDg. The Commissioners reserve the right to
reject any or all bids and to waive defects.
HENRY b. F. MCFARLAND. JOHN W. ROSS.
LANSING H. BEACH. Commissioners of the Dis
trict Of Columbia au2I-Gt
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE
Supervising Architect, Washington. ID. c., August
g. 1900-Sealed proposals will be received Mt This
ENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1900, and then
opened, for the furnishing and erection of Coal
and Ash Handling Apparatus and Coal Crusher for
the U. g. Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
ings and specification. copies Of which will be fur
nshed at the discretion Of the Supervising Archi-
KNOX TAYLOR Supervising Architect
= au27-m. W f,6t
WASHINGTON BARRACKS, D. G, AUGUST i.
eeived here until NOON. AUGUST THiRTIETn.
1900, for constructing Stable Guard House here.
u s. reserves right to accept reject any or all
proposals or any part thereof Information fur
dorsed Proposal for Stable Guard House" E. >.
BENTON Quartermaster au1, 3D. 20
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

FARM OF 300 ACRES, 10 MILES FROM
Washington, In Prince Georges county Nd;
about 20 acres In timber. balance under cultiva-
tion; improvements, a good dwelling house. 3
tenement houses barn. stable, house. large
tobacco warehouse ice house. ice pond &c:
raise fine crops Of tobacco, corn. early vege-
tables and all small fruits; fine for cattle, hogs
chickens. &c This place 10 assessed By the
county ssssssors At u. 100; win take asas than
one half. easy payment. NJ v. TIERNEY, AftOr.
neg, eos 9th e., Washington, D. O. su20-3ts
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Personal.

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work Have us call and pay you liberal cash
value for any amount Of mems worn garments.
Write for TO call
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amount Of mems worn garments. WIN can
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1t JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6lo d.
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ATTORNEYS.
cHARIES 9 RfrNn

CHARLES s. BUNDY
Commissioners Of Deeds for Pennsylvania and all
other states and territories. Fendall building
COT. ~ st.. opposite City Han. au23-4tf
CAMPBELL CARRINGrON, ATToRNEY-Ar-TAW.
= Webster Law huiiding.s $50 d st. n.wa>.Wa shina.
ton, d. C. Residence, No. 8 Mount Vernon Flats
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AIRFAX. 500 F ST. NV.
$35. 400 III NV. Or. ba. sta
$50. so. 2l2 18th sw, Sr, ba
$50. 45 Quincy NV, Or. ba
$50. .1l37 7th NV. sto. eel
$40. 40 NJ av NV, lge hall
SIS. so .3409 Eslin av,Sr,La
$27.5O. .1I2 F NV, Sr, ba
! $27. 80. 22lO IA NV, sto, sta
$27.50. 1913 VT av. 7r. ba
SIS. so. 300 9th sc, sto. d Or
$3.50. 2102 18th NV. 7r, ba
$3.50. Is Tenn nv ne, 7r
S25. so. .1l9 e NV. Or, ba
SIS. PIT ~. Ar, fur, I'd fr
SIS. .2130 H. Or. ba
$3.50. Cpl Spruce. Or. la
s22. so sos Spruce. Or. ba
/ $22. 1928 9Th NV. 6r. ba
$21. so. 40 18th Sc, Or, ba
500. so. .33 r NV, Or. ba
$40. so. .3i4 Mass ne, Or, ba
$50. so. 1851 7th NV, Or. sto
$40. so. 81 Fl NV, store
$40. PIT G NV, stO
$50. 1880 Vernon pl. st0
$3.50. .170SPa av. fiat. 4r. b
$3.50. 1913 II ne, Or. ba
5000. 1896 2Sth NV, Or
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SIG. .1425 9th NV, Or, "
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$1f.3O. 1903 NJ ne, Or. la
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$1l.111S n ] av Sc. Or. W
$l1. .3lS Ford's court, 4r
$1,000. 40 Mccullough st
$40. ......1613 NJ NV. br
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SO. 100 G NV, 2 Oft 10
$40. 1925 F NV, 2 Office r.
$40. 1907 y J av Sc, Or, W
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fashionable locality; reduced il rented this month,
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ARCHITECTS.

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FOR RENT-BY JAMES F. SHEA
Telephone $50. 643 Louisiana avenue NV.
221O LIST st. NV, rooms. anil. $40 so
1901 st. lw.. store and dwelling. ........ So IS
121 Mass. ave. me-, rooms ami. ......... Is so
1876 f st ne, 8 rooms a.mi.............. 25. so
945 st. NV, 6 rooms, ami. $3.50
435 18th st. se., rooms, AMI ............ % so
sos 4th st. s.e. 8 rooms anil. 1856
1909 21st st. NV. rooms, water......... 1850
800 st. NV rooms, water. ........... Il. 30
484 st. s.w.. rooms, water. 1880
316 VI. ave. s.e., rooms, water.......... IL. so
2243 18th st. NV. rooms, water. IL. 90
1887 AZ st. sw., rooms, water ........... 10. 80
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81, 800. 80. 1925 NJ. st, AR
81, 300. .14I2 Goth ut, ilr
$3.50. ..1744 r, lar. 2ba
500. 1923 r / az, l2r. 2ba
500. 1880 vt av. 12r
500. 1923 NJ NV. 15r, 2ba
500. 1909 Connecticut. l3r
500. 1870 r. l3r. la
$50. 1920 JEFF pl. 13r. Cha
$S5 1854 Col I'd, fur, Pr, %
1915 1920 l NV, 12r, ba
SIS. D32 18th. fur, l3r
$75. .1747 Q, 12r, 2bn
SIS. 1903 n NV. 14r
SIS. :. .1349 Q NV. 1lr, ba
s7b. 1895. n NV. 11r. la
$&. .l724 8 NV, lar, n
$&.. .1717 Q. 12r, ba
SOS. 1921 Q, Tor. la
SEQ. 1909 18th. l2r. 2ba
SEQ 1904 18th NV, Tor. ba
$55. W.1322 18th NV, 1Sr, b
$55. =. 1912 10th NV, Tor
$50. .2125 Il, 1lr
@. .1744 N NV, Or, la
$50. so 2OO3 Kalorama, Tor
$50. .l404 Park st. 12r
$50. 1911 Roanoke. Tor. ba
$50.1745 Pa av. Or, sto, open
$50. .1st&D NV, ware 70
$50. ..2Ol0 r, stO, 7r
$50. lilac Conn av, sto&cel
800. 1882 X NV, 12r, ba
$50. .2O26 l st. Tor
$3.50. .174S Greg av, 1lr
$3.50. 1888 z NV, i2r, ba
$40. 50.3415 HOlmead av,9r
$1,000. 1122 10th NV, lori
500. POI Pa av NV ,st&dw
$35. so. 1914 18th NV Or, ha
$50. so. 800 n NV, Sr ba
S35. so. .2S&2O Q NV. Or. la
$35. so. 3417 Morgan av.9r
$35. so. .9O2 Md av ne. or, b
S35. so. 217 18th sw. 12r, ba
$35. .632 o NV. sto. sta
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615 I'd ne, 6r. ba. :. 20. so
1716 Fla av NV ar, b. 10. SO
81 Myrtle st. Or, ba. ID. so
Col Callan ne. 6r. ...10.5O
1884 Kraemer ne. Ar. $50
iii 7th Sc. Or. 90
SUBURB AN.
College PIX, Md. .11r. 90
FLATS.
zoos Gath nw,5 r, b. $4,000
zoos oath NV, 3r&ba 20. 90
zoos PA AZ NV. Or. 1000
635 lith ne, 4r&ba.
lower fiat. ........15.0 C
Several office rooms In
Baltic bldg. and Capital
Savings Bank bldg.
2d&3d frs 828 + st NV.
Office rooms at 33S Ind
ave NV.
z rms, 81 nr, III lftn.
STORES.
18th & n Sc, large
store and stO rm. so. 90
27O1 p NV, sto&Sr. .31.50
1890 II he. Sr. ba. .25. 30
GIG 22d NV. stO&cel. Is 90
30 Pa av Sc, stO&cel. 90. 90
For Colored Tenants.
43 Pierce st NV. Or, vic. 90
1912 r l av, Ar. wa 1900
l10S n ] ay Sc, Or. $50
212-lS SeatOn al NV,
100 Pierce alley. Ar. GOO
STABLES.
ia E Sc. 80. 90
Rear S6 Q st. 1850
Rear 500 9th st. .1O.0 90
RI GIG II NV. stab. $40
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