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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-27
SOLID The
YEAR ROUND.

The Burlington's track was built
''for keeps Tt is solid the year
round.
The wheels Of Burlington cars click
over Burlington rails as smoothly II
April as in December.
Burlington trains are as sure to De
on time in May as in October.
Burlington trains leave Denver 81"
n. m. and l0.09 p. m, for Omaha, Chicago.
Kansas City, st. Louis.
Thro' sleeper. Salt Lake 20 Omaha and
Chicago daily
'----;@ for Black Hills leaves DelTe.
11:30 D. m.
Tickets at Offices Of Connecting Lines.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-27
IN EFFECT oCTopr,
IN EFFECT OCTOBER p.
~ Current
-s4.As< GPEnYILFSSE
g. GAET LAKE, Ky r.
;s:5i Time Table.

LEAVE SALT LAKE CTrv
No 6-FOr Grand Junction 49,
yer and points east len
no. 2-For Provo Grand - $50 a us.
uon and all points east
NO. 4-FOr Provo Grand - $40 m.
No I9-For Bingham giiitS eT fdbi D.. $50 pm
E0. HeDeT, Mt Plea SAINT NFsCt.
AarySvale ana interme5iats
points .-..-.....
10 S-tor Eureka. Pavsor II, '-DV a n.
per, Provo and intermedi5-c
points ........-. '"tt
20. 5-kor Ogden and the vyes+ go pm.
20 S--tor Ogden and west II a. ~ an
20. l-For Ogden and west ~ p m
NO. 4z-FoT Park City ......' e ~ pm
ARRIVE SALT LAKE Cr no an
No, 5-From Provo, Grand Trno-
zion and the east 1''s-
NO. l-b'rOm Provo. Grand ~ sou an
ton and the east '''N
NO S-From Provo, Grand J1rDr- 10 pm.
ton and the east a..
40. 9-trom Provo. Hebcr Rirg log pm.
nam, Eureka. MaFysvafe. HaI
II ana intermediates points -on
10. b-BTom Ogden and tho No. 80 pm
TO. From Ogden and Inc vCeet So 9 IN.
no 4-bToTn Ogden and the zyoet 80 Pm,
&c. 1--bToDi Eureka PaysCr7,' '--0 pm.
heoer, Provo and intermedia+e
points ........... -oo,
No. 1-F'rom Park Cftv.. ~ ~ NJ
en- Perfect Dining Car Service '' '-l1-
Sleeping Cars to Cheese VVitLr,-.
Ticket Office. 1O3 West Sa-or5 @ s'-lifa
Postofhce Corner. 9'-la'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-27

The organ recital by Organist Nc
Clellan at the tabernacle yesterday
forenoon was attended by an enthusi-
aStic audience of about 500. Mr. Nc
clellan has decided to change the hour
of Saturday performances back to II
a m, this hour being more popular
than ! p. m Following is the splendid
programme rendered yesterday:
Pilgrims Chorus" C'Tannhauser'O
...-..---. .---..-... .-...... Wagner
"Andante" ...... ........ .Guiimant
Spring Song $500. ....... Mendelssohn
"AndautinO' .-.-.--. -----.. Lemare
"GaVotte' t'MignOn' D.. Thomas
'Eisa's Dream C'LOhengrin'') ...-..
$500. EXPERIMENTATION. $4,000. Wagner
Funeral March" 800. ......... Chopin
Lltafly ......... s..s,,,.'..., Schubert
March.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-27

Director Coleman is working like
Trojan with the Salt Lake orchestras
for their second concert at the Grand
on Jan. ,. The concert follows the ap-
pearance of the Yale CfIee club and or
chestra at the Congregational church,
and a good deal of interest attaches TO
comparisons that VIII doubtless be
made between the travelling organiza-
ton ana local talent. The concert was
to have been q repetition OF the first
one. but a number of new eatuTeS
have been added to the programme,
which viii greatly strengthen il. even
though the Original performance was
ma gnificent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

Human Hearts" Hal Reds story
Of the Arkansas hills, opens a three
nights engag cement at the Grand this
evening. The advance sale yesterday
was gratifying to Manager Mulvey and
the probabilities are he VIII retire from
the house with another and last sue
CesSful attraction TO his credit. HUI
man Hearts IS after the same style
as Shore Acres" and other plays in
which the American plain people are
the interesting characters. 1t is in its
fourth and most successful season.
HaveTly's Ministries closed to a large
audience, the matinee crowd being fair.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
MORE SAILORS NEEDED.
Rear Admiral CroSvniushieId to Ask
for Increase of Enlisted Men.


Rear Admiral A S Crowninshield. Chief
of the Bureau of Navigation, it is under
stood. Will recommend to Congress that the
enlisted force of the Navy be increased to
b coo men and boys.
Should this recommendation be adopted
1t will mean that the enlisted strength OF
the service will be increased by 12,000 men
Rear Admiral Crowninshield is absent
from Washington and none of the officials
can give his views. All that is known at
! the department is that estimates for the
fiscal year beginning July /. 1901. be-
ing prepared for the number OF men and
boys Indicated above. II is believed, how
ever. that Admiral Crowninshield has in
mind the additions which Will from now
ON be made to the material of the service.
With the number of men now available
il is necessary in order 20 commission the
Alabama and Wisconsin TO place the In
diana and Massachusetts in reserve. The
battleship Illinois Will be ready for service
within the next six months. The contract
date of the completion of the Maine class
of battleships is June l, 1901. but it is be-
lieved they Will not be ready for service
before 1862. 1t is desirable, however, that
there should be an ample enlisted force.
/ and Rear Admiral Crowninshield. ii is be
lieved. viii make every effort to get it.
! Admiral Crowninshiaid is also expected
! TO renew his efforts to induce Congress to
/ increase the commissioned force by reduc-
ing the term of instruction at the Naval
/ Academy 10 four years.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
'bREVETY is THE SOUL OF WIT. "
GOOD WIFE, YOU NEED

of the addressed Where such matter con-
tains or is believed 10 contain fruit or
plants, il Will be forwarded to the proper
postmaster. in accordance with these in
structions, and notice thereof sent direct
TO the proper State board or commissioner,
and 10 the addressee, informing the latter
of the name of the postoffice 10 which sent,
of the board or commissioner TO which it
viii be submitted. and the reasons for such
action. in order that the State board or
commissioner may correspond with the ad-
dressee. or take such other action as may
be proper. Upon authority of the ad-
dressee sealed matter may be opened and
submitted to the proper State board or
commissioner for examination
The evening times., 1900-09-07
BARRING INSECT PESTS
Suspected Mails From Hawaii and
Philippines to be Examined.
An order From the Acting Postnas-
tor ca,eraI for the Protection of
Fruit Growers and Farmers Along
the Pacific Coast A serious
Danger Said to BE Menaced

The following order to prevent the
spread of dangerous insect pests from
Hawaii and the Philippines has been made
bv Acting Postmaster ". ). Shallenger-
ger:
Whereas the State Beard of Horticul-
rure of the State OF California has repre-
sented 10 the Postoffice Department that
dangerous insect pests exist in the Terri
tory of Hawaii and the Philippine Islands,
which are not known in any part of North
America and which, if introduced therein,
would DO great damage to fruit and
plants; and the Secretary of Agriculture
having confirmed such representation:
Therefore. il is ordered, That all post
masters at ports of entry or the Pacific
Coast intercept and forward, under cover
of penalty envelopes: in the State of Cali
fornia. TO the postmaster at Sacramento:
in the State of oregon, to the postmaster
at Salem; and in the State OF Washington,
TO the postmaster at Olympia: all mail
matter containing fruit plants emanatfng
from the Territory of Hawaii or the Phil
ippine Islands
The postmasters al Sacramento, Cal;
Salem. Greg. and Olympia, Wash, Will
TO their respective State boards of horticul-
ture: The State Board of Horticulture,
Sacramento, Cal; the State Board of HOr-
ticultuTe Salem. Greg. and the CommIs-
sicner of Horticulture, Olympia, Wash: /:
for the inspection of such board or com
missioner before the same IS forwarded
to the addressee, In order to ascertain
whether The fruit or plants therein contain
any dangerous insects
..Postmasters at port of entry where such
matter is first intercepted ard forwarded
to any OF the postoffices herein named VIII
send a notice thereof to the addressee,
giving the name of the postoffice to which
sent. of the board or commissioner to
which il will be submitted and the Tea
sons for such action.
All packages of fICit or plants sub
! mitted to State board or commissioner
for examination under these instructions
should when no dangerous insects are
found therein, be promptly forwarded TO
the addressee. If the original wrapper Oil
any package has become so torn, or the
/ address so defaced, as to render it unsafe
! to forward the same to destination there
/ in. it should be enclosed in penalty en-
| yelope.
| When any package contains infected
/ fruit or plants, the postmaster viii nouf7
| The addressed and detain the same until
| the State board or commissioner can a
] range with the addressee or take such
other proceeding as may be proper for TIE
destruction thereof
| This order will apply 10 registered mat
/ rer. hat sealed matter must not be opened
/ and submitted for exanlina tion TO a State
! hoard or commissioner without the consent
The evening times., 1900-09-07
Hurt by Jumping From Moving Car

Mrs. Mary Ryan, about fifty years of
age, fell from a car of the Metropolitan
Railway Company late yesterday after
noon and is now at the Emergency Hos
pital in a serious condition. She resides
at 90 Washington Street, Anacostia. The
accident took place at the corner OF Con-
necticut Avenue and L Streets mort Invest.
Conductor Hewett and Motorman ESleT
were in charge Of the ear Mrs. Ryan is
said to have jumped off while the car was
in motion. She sustained a severe con-
fusion of the side and other injuries The
ambulance took her TO the hospital
The evening times., 1900-09-07
Roane Proves an AIibi.

Thomas Roane, colored, Who was convicted IN
the Police Court last week on i charge jnds-
cent exposure. and sentenced to pay 4 fine oi $685.
with an alternative Of $50 days on the farm. was
released today just after his tTiaI his attorney,
Pcyton entered mot.c Ter a trial on fhe
ground that it was Of mistaken Identity
The motion WAS graEted ty Judge Mills. NUM-
Der of Witnesses were examined in the Police
Court this morning and they clearly estlhlished
an aIihi for Rnane.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
NOT SnLn PARIS

II you arc .oiue to the Worlds Fair at Paris
tiis year YOU shaaid by al means take with yoa
ho' tie OF Ghanbcrlain's Collie, Cholera, aud
Biasiheea Remtcy It IS not sold in Paris and
IS s,no eeta-n 10 be needed on the trip Afer
you have rallod IN French physiciag and pad
him for his services and paid Tor the iaedicinc
he Hsescrihes, you Vii realize how much little
battie OF this remedy i worth when yea are
3tt9 n4j9os frtm home and among
In sseis- For sale by Henry Evans gglolesa =
AID retail, and ali druggists
The evening times., 1900-09-07

Samuel ]. Wallace. an elderly man, was 'ried
before Judge KimbaH in the Police Court tiis
morning on a charge of petit larceny. It vas
stated that Wallace carried away from the Cen
gressional Library yesterday cepy of mIga-
zine entitled "0cenlt Truth Wallace said the
magazine was handed 20 him by Henry Martin. a
friend and he thought Martin had forgotten the
hook and he was going 10 return il TO MIN Judge
kimball gave Wallace the benefit OF the dolbt and
let him 90.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
Seven cl.nrged WIN .aera.cs.

seyen denizenS of Armor5 Couit. five vemen an3
tvso lpen one Of whom was white, oeenP5ed mash
space IN tie dock in Judge Mills Court fhis
morning They were Srsie Shepherd. liefHie1f'
Williams. Nellie Buekng, Annie Wsliale, Lizzie
Fletcher. Arthur Smith. and Charles Gordon. he
last named an old soldier Iitey were charged Y "a
being yagTants liy Policemen Herbert aud Hayden,
who arrested them last night The policemen
gave the prisoners ! hard name and syvore thcy
geere continually drank and always Iaisins
racket il the eout. They ali pleaded not guiiiF,
but Judge Mills SAID thet must give heH'ts OF 90
% the iarn ior siNly DAYS
The evening times., 1900-09-07
Took Her Personal Hon,;s.

Rebecca Woodward. Young colored woman,
said to Judge Mills in the Police Cont th- morn
ing that she was not a vag!ant ard that She WORK
I'd every day. The Woodward woman was arrested
last night by Policeman Davis lie picked bor up
CT Thirtietn Street, he said. hecaese che Wa
dunk and also disorGeriy, As she had never
been in court before Judge Mills accepted her
personal bonds
The evening times., 1900-09-07
BI.ze in n Waste PnsLef

Some old papers. in waste basket II a room
the fourth aoor OF the Arruy and Nav, Cldb
caught fire about 10 O'Clock last night, .sHd
cd htyle blaze No I engine responded a >tllI
alarm and eXtineuishcd tire frr- Thsre VA, "a
krn
The evening times., 1900-09-07

Hashms Academy OF Music-V Vaudeville, after
noon and evening.
KeEnan's Lyceum Theatre-yaudeville, afternoon
ard evening
New Bijou Theatre-"2ueen OF the Orient =
Afternoon and evening.
Glen Echo Vaudeville. afternoon and
evening.
Wildwood-Naudevilie. afternoon and evening.
Georgetown College Caupus-iawn party hcne.
fit Georgetown University Hospital.
Chesapeake BeacI-Trains leave Chesapeake
Junction daily 10 m, II 4 m, } = m, ;.
The evening times., 1900-09-07

Clothes Horses, round bars. strong
ly made. feet high, regular 25C
Folding Cutting Table, made OF
hardwood, finished top, &c in. hQC
long, regular $l-00, at.......... W
Clothes Dryers TO fold up, with QC
five arms. --------'--..---..-
Zinc Wash Boards, full size, 10C
strongly made. .....-...-,.
Self -wringing Mop and han
die. don't have to wet your JlC
hands -s..-.,.-;-.t
Mrs. Potts. Sad Irons, three in set,
with handle and stand, regular soc
9S cents, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, "
Bosom Boards made in one piece,
size 1Ox2o, with round end. I1C
nicely finished. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Shirt Board, made of clean season
ed poplar, ma de in one piece, H7C
5-foot long and extra wide..,...
The Wonder Cream Whip and &c
Egg Beater. best made........... U
The evening times., 1900-09-07
AFFAIRS OF THEDISI'RlCq
Regulation As to the Use Of Gas
cline Literally Construed.

MIR. DuxaI. Attorney for the District,
in "a Report to the commissioners,
Dces Not Prohibit the Fluid Be-
ing Used as Fuel in Residences;
The evening times., 1900-09-07
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Downtown Temperature.

TIE Thermometer at Affeck's registered - dc
grees at , p. m.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
Locked Up for stealing a Fiddle.

More than a year ago warrant charging
hcusebreaking was issued against John w
Stewart, colored, about twenty-five years
of age, but not Eptil yesterday was he a.
rested He is now lodged at the suh-sta-
tion in Anacostia pending a hearing in the
Police Court. On the night Of July 20, 1899,
it is charged that Stewart who is also
/ known as 'Edlin." forced an entrance 10
the home CT William P. Stewart at Con-
gress Heights The thief took away d
violin valued at $300 wh,ch has not been
recovered.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
So, tn..t EEe..I CoI.I in be- n..nntes

or 1t viii develop into Chronic Catarfl DR..
seBe,r's Catarrhal Powdar ztops cold in ii, head
in 10 minutes, and relieves most acute and deep
seated Catafrh after one application. cules
quickly ard permanently. = have used d.. Az
,eyy'e Catarrhal Powder with best results. ii j
great remedy, and | Bever cease recommending
it.''-JoIl, T. Dell. Padding, Ohio. Fifty ce1its
Sold bv r. 5 Williams Ninth and + streets: I'd
nondS & Williams. Tlifd StE5et and fenDSy!yania
Avenue.-I2.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
TIDE TABLE.

sun rose..-...5:S3 IN Sun SETS. .G.3@ PM
Moon Ti>es......-..-.... Noon sets. j ~ \ NJ
The evening times., 1900-09-07
STREET LIGHTING
ANIL SEMENIS

Lamps lii today. .fi:5g 2 II
Lamps out tomorrow. w.......-..-.........4-43 An
The evening times., 1900-09-07

Table Set. Sugar Bowl Butter Dish,
Cream Pitcher, and Spoon Hold II
er, cut glass pattern-..--...---'
The evening times., 1900-09-07
The SIN AND NOOK

Temperate at l. -
Temperature at I2 -
Temporal turs at 80 p. ~
The evening times., 1900-09-07

Gbe Gueuing Uismes
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER :. 1869.
The Weather Indicators.
TEMPERATE

Generally fair tonight and Saturday; light
flesh winds. becoming northerly
The evening times., 1900-09-07

sI.25 10 baltimore and Return via
b. K O.
Saturday and sunday, september 5 and 9
The evening times., 1900-09-07

The Attorney for the Commissioners also
sent up an opinion today on the complaint
Of B. c. McQuay, recently published in The
Times relative to freight ears standing on
Maryland Avenue southeast, between Ninth
ana Tenth streets
1T appears" says Mr. Duvall. from
the report of Inspector Bradshaw, that the
tracks opposite the railroad freight yards
are occupied by freight cars, to an extent
more or less as indicated in the complaint
at intervals while discharging freight, and
incidentally while the shifting of the cars
is in progress. This occupa tion however
seems from the report of the inspector,
to be the legitimate result of handling the
companys freight business only.
Il am of the opinion that the case does
not come within the Police Regulations
against the parking of cars, and that the
Commissioners can afford no relief in the
premises
If the complainant is specially annoyed
and injured he has his redress by action
against the Railroad Conpany for dam
age or by Injunction; and if the opera
tiCns Of the company at the point indi-
Gated constitute public nuisance a Grim
inal indictment Will lie therefor.
1t is understood that Mr.. McQuay viii
be informed in accordance with the opin-
ion Of the Attorney.
The evening times., 1900-09-07

II quarts for 81. fle @ @.ss,g9 ea 5si51srs. a5s@
j. quart bottles OF ,.Goidsn hop beer 10 homes
IL etle5sefed wagons fof =. Write or phone,
The evening times., 1900-09-07
Pressed Glass

Berry Set. large bowl and six
saucers to match cut glass pat A.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
IlIu.ninated nl.iaee aI .Cahln John,

is iiTonged ny thousands every evening. Nest
popular resort in America. Band roncerts
The evening times., 1900-09-07

Our 'CORKER" Ladies' Genuine Goodyear
welt sewed best Wei Kid Boots with invisible n
cork soles Without a doubt the best boot = J =
ever sold for. ~ ~
The evening times., 1900-09-07

new styles OF Box Calf and Vic Kid Boots, pat
termed after the latest $3.50 styles and equal C 40
in every respect shoes usually sold at / IN
81 ~
The evening times., 1900-09-07

Regular 50 grade handsewed welt or turn sole SUI
Kid Boots; low, medium the new Cuban q =
heels; close or full extension; Scotch edge
soIes; II fall styles. lace or button
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-11

FOR sAieE-By W. W, Dearborn. "a
sesico teet-Thirty-third avenue near
Madrvna park car line; attractive stx
room. story and a half house heaish-
f0l location and hno view OF lake n ine
&Sln tect~~Twenty seventh avenue near
Jackson. small hcuse on rear. fot FEM.
ed ana street graded, 81 900
&xlN fret~fIue corner On Thirteenth nv
enGe north, both streets graded. 81 ssl
sxiN fee,-pcxter avenue graded street:
sfN ~
soxla feet, Denny way. near westlaks av.
snue. 100
soxtse fcet- I,Akeview avenue: nAe view
q Lake Union; graded street and hlcy.
eexiaa feet Ninth avenue, near Pike.
svaded street and sewer excellent To-
s7nN teet-beimont place street graded:
500
Soxieo Thirty-thiri Avonue. one block
from MsdrcuA park car line: Sfa
TVn lots north % Ballard. With nne view
~ sound and easy access 20 water front
xl& for all
iaOxlN feet Fourth avenue north. graded
street, s250
Fine corner, laOxlsO ieet. at Edsewatcr;
gya
ssxia feet on eoar; house hin. ave-roen
cottage and graded street; 81, 500. easy
terms
Corner. issxlso feet: Queen Anne hfl. e,s
81 ard severed
Corner, uxAao feet; Highland drive. grad
80 street and sewer. IN every respect
t city E.stQ - ''''
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-11
HERBERT 9. UPPER.


HERBERT g. UPPER
REAL ESTATE q MORTGAGE LOANS.
~ and IL Scheuerman Block
S50-Each. lots at Valentine station, on
Renion car line. ten minutes ride: S.
cent fare.
ss5 Desirable lots on Renton car line, Is
@s' ride from the city: easy pay
ments
Sl5l--Lots 40xl00 each, on hill overlooking
Lake Washington, close to Madrona
park car line; small cash payment: bal
ance on easy terms.
S3Q0-Will buy two good lots 40xll0 each
one a corner; three blocks from car
line easy terms.
s100-Lot on Th'rty-ifth avenue. near East
Cherry, graded street. water mains
etc. magnificent view, a splendid loca-
ton for small cottage
H75-Lot on Harvard avenuel between
Union and Pike streets. two blocks from
new high school
sso-Fine large corner lot. e0xiss. two
blocks from Madison street power
house. a bargain.
ssoo--Cottage on Twenty-third avenue
near East jefferson. street graded ana
severed; splendid car service
Saa--ftve-room house. on car line gfvtnr
ten-minute service; graded street.
Several nye-&cre tracts. good garden
land. convenient 20 Seattle: SIS per acre
Improved farms al SO per acre and IN.
Stock and dairy farms for sale
Unimproved land al $3.50 per acre
Timber land for sale.
HERBERT 8. UPPER
u and 10 Scheuerman Block
First avenue and Cherry street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-11

FOUR beautiful homes in North Seattle,
foot of Queen Anne hill, viz:
S5W-New modern seven-room residence:
full corner lot; improved: grand view.
50-Eight-room modern house; full cor
ner lot; improved
&, 200-Eight-room modern residence. with
large lot.
s250o-Eight-room modern house: full lot !.
good neighborhood.
few specials in other parts Of city. such
s3ooo-Modern six-room cottage; beautiful
lawn; flowers; on Jackson street. close
s2.sD0-New seven-room modern house:
solid foundation; large basement: porce-
lain bath, stationary marble wash
stands; good view: a beautiful home
S2l0-Modern seven-room house: good
plumbing. bath. ETC.: full improved lot:
large fruit trees; Twenty-fourth avenue,
near Madison.
81 ,50o--New five-room cottage: full improy-
ed lot: Twenty-fourth avenue. near Mad
ison.
81. 20o--six-room house and outbuildings;
improved lot. Twenty-nlnth avenue two
blocks from ear line. and near school,
81 0o--F ive-room cottage, well improved
lot. near the above.
sso0--New store and three living rooms /:
other outbuildings In rear: two lots
nicely improved; good chance to secure
a home and business.
t550--Small house and good lot near Raj
nier school
sino-Nice improved lot and three-roorn
saaek south end OF Lake Union: one
block from two car lines. walking dis
lance.
and vacant lots throughout the city. also
CLARKE & LAUER,
sn+ First Avenue. Phone, White s24
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-11
VACANT LOTS.

VACANT LOTS
s6bO-Corner on Yesler way; 50x125 feet;
easy terms
$35o-Fine corner lot. graded street on
Thirty second avenue, just north
OF Yssler way; u cash, balance on
fnstallments.
81 .000--4 lots. f00x120 feet on ThIrtieth ave-
nue., block north OF Yesler way;
corner: easy terms.
$2,0o0-Fine lot, 60x120 feet, on east side
or Second avenue, just north of
Denny hotel. terms.
$500-Fine building lot. 40x10s feet: Thir-
ty-hfth avenue and East Pine; ele-
CANT view.
s650--80x57 feet. northeast corner Eight
zenith avenue and East Thomas.
Just north of Madison street, Rem
ton hin; great bargain. easy terms
II desired.
y75o-I.ot 30xl2o feet. east side sixth
avenue. between Battery and Wall
streets, sewer connection.
x00-Fine lot. 50xl9i feet, overlooking
Lake Washington, on Thirty-sec-
ond avenue, Just north OF Yesler
way: street graded: easy terms.
$SSo-very slightly lot on Beacon hill, on
car line.
s7ooo-Two choice building lots on four
teenth avenue.
81 25o--100x104 feet, corner Pine and Boyls-
ton avenue; streets severed and
graded; fine view; walking dis
lance.
81 2oo-s0xi20 feet on Second avenue north;
street graded and severed.
S550--Lot 60x120 feet Twenty-irst ave.
nue.. near East Spring
$S0O-Good lets. 56x120 feet, on Lane and
Dearborn streets. between Eighth
and Ninth avenues.
sS5o-Block Of lots In wallingford ad-
dillon to Green lake. on car line.
$5,000-Best tenement corner in the city,
one block from Pike; streets ali
graded; easy terms.