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The suburban citizen., 1901-05-11
AT LEAST THREE PERIsHED.
Fire Ia New York Attended With Many
Casualties.

New York (SpeciaD Three lives are
known to have been lost in fire that
destroyed the hve-story apartment
building at the southwest corner Of Six
tieth street and Lexington avenue
Many persons we're injured some so
seriously that they may die. Firemen
are confident that no fewer than four
bodies will be found in the ruins.
No names of those killed could be OBJ
tanned while the flames ragged. One
woman was seen to fall back into the
fire from a window OF the fourth story
Another woman jumped to her death.
Two children were believed to have per-
shed.
Ambulances we're called and so many
were found to be injured that the sur
geons we're compelled to pass by those
who were in no danger of immediate
death to attend to the more serious
cases.
The fire is believed to have started in
the fruit store OF Savage & Co. at 756
Lexington avenue. Back OF that was
the stairway, which carried the flames
up through the building and before an
alarm had been given the flames were
bursting from the windows OF every
floor.
The suburban citizen., 1901-05-11
INDEMNITY DEMAND
WILL BE $SS7, 100000
Chinese Government Notified Of thC
Final Decision.
CUSTOMS TARIFF WILL PAY THE BILL
It is Considered Likely that the Powers viii
Assent TO Some Such Measure Ia Return for
Concessions on the Part Of China Ia the
Shape Of Total Abolition Of the Llhln, or
Provincial Transit Dues

Pelan (By Cable. The foreign min
isters decided to address a collective
note to the Chinese Government in
forming it that a joint indemnity OF
4so,ooo,ooo taels would be demanded,
and asking what methods of payment is
proposed A reply is expected at the
end OF the week, which will probably
propose to meet the ind6mnity by rails
ing the customs tariff.
It is considered likely that the powers
will assent to some such measure, in
return for concessions on the part Oi
China in the shape OF total abolition
OF the likin the placing OF import du-
ties on a gold basis, really free naviga-
tion of Chinese waters, and the removal
OF impediments to navigation and the
tax at Woosung.
The ministers we're unable to agree
as to the desirability OF opening the
whole empire to trade and residence,
some OF them holding that it would be
asking China to assume too great re-
Sponsbility, and that under the present
system OF government it would be inn
possible to guarantee the safety OF the
numerous foreigners who would flock
into the interior il the empire we're en-
tirely opened.
Washington (SpeciaD Information
has been received here confirming the
dispatch from Pekin regarding the
amount of indemnity to be demanded.
This total has now been reduced from
something like half billion dollars to
$j37, 900, 900.
The suburban citizen., 1901-05-11
SHAMROCK ON A sANDBANK.
Trial Sail Of LlptOn's New Yacht Ends In I
Mlshap.

Southampton (By Cablc).-The triaI
OF the Shamrock II, Saturday had a
rather unfortunate conclusion, for she
went ashore on a bank close to the
Warner lightship. The trial was prac,
ticaly over. and she came around the
lightship to return to her moorings
when she grounded on the sand The
wind was very light at the time, and she
slid upon the bank with a scarcely per
ceptible shock There was not wind
enough to pull her off. and the Erin
was signaled to send launch, but half
an hour elapsed before the launch came
and towed her off without any difficulty
Mr.. Jameson and Designer Watson
were both on board the Sham.
rock II. when she went aground, and
both declare they arc satisfied that the
yacht sustained absolutely no damage
There is no intention OF docking her
and there will be no interruption OF her
trials
The suburban citizen., 1901-05-11
BRITISH LOSS IN SOUTH AFRICA.
Over Fifteen thousand Lives Have BeeA
Sacrificed In BOer War.

London (By Cable) The War Or
fce officially announced the total num-
Der OF British deaths in the South Atri-
can War as 7I4 officers and I4,2o4
men, a total Of I4,o78. Besides these 4
officers and 3I4 men, total OF 318, have
been invalded home and subsequently,
died. Two thousand four hundred and
ninety-three non-commissioned officers
and men have left the service unfit tor
duty This list does not include the
tens OF thousands of wounded.
Replying to a question in the House,
William St. John Broderick, the War
Secretary, said that among the prison
ers captured in South Africa were 25
Americans, besides I3 other Americans
claiming to be burghers. There was no
intention OF releasing any OF the pris-
Oners until the war was over.
Joseph Chamberlain. the Colonial
Secretary, informed a questioner in the
House that no gold had been produced
in the Transyaal since January I, but
that so stamp mills started May 4 and
100 more Monday.
A dispatch to the London Times from
Capetown states that General French
will take a sea voyage in order to re-
cuperate." 1t had been rumored that
the Beers had captured him
Another Capetown dispatch says
"Commandant Kritsinger has burned a
British supply train near Royner.
Sheeper's and Kritsingers comman-
does, which have been rowing in the
midlands OF the Cape districts hve
months, are being sharply hustled.
A dispatch from Klerksdorp, in the
Transvaal, says: General Delarey's
force OF 5000 Beers, who have been in
the hills around Hartebeesteiontein, is
splitting up. Some of the men are NOV
ing to the southwest, while others are
going north. Delarey himself is NOV
ing south"
A complimentary address signed by
10000 persons was presented to Sir Al
fred Miner at a banquet at Capetown.
The suburban citizen., 1901-05-11
BANK PRESIDENT
COMMITS SUICIDE.
Identified as Pollock the Missing
CIevelander.
RECEIVERS EXAMINING BANKS BOOKS
He Had Destroyed All His Papers, But Hi
Name Was Found Sewed by the Tailor
on the Inside Of His COst..POlsou and I
Razor Were at Hand to Be Used In cas'
the Bullet Failed.

Seattle, Wash (Special).--A man be-
lieved to be r. N Pollock, the missing
Bank president from Cleveland, Ohio
ended his life here in the Hotel York
by sending a bullet through his brain
A razor, a two-ounce box OF rough
on rats and phal containing 100 tab.
let's OF aconite we're found at hand, All
papers belonging to the man had been
burned before committing the deed.
Pollock arrived here Monday and
registered as James Fisher He failed
to appear during the next day, and his
room was finally broken into. Lying
in a reclining position the body was
found and the coroner was called in.
The deceased had not stirred after firing
the fatal shot No clue was obtained
in the room, but the name OF K. N.
Pollock was found sewed on the inside
OF his coat, placed there by Cleveland,
Ohio, tailor. Pollock appeared well
dressed and had $50 in money in his
pocket.
Cleveland (SpeciaD.-R. N. Pollock,
who killed himself in Seattle, was the
president of the Cuyahoga Savings
Bank and Building Company, Of this
city. He was SO years OF age, married,
and had three children. He was the
promoter of the bank, which closed its
doors last Monday. Pollock disap-
peared ten days ago, and had not been
definitely located until news Of his act
OF self-destruction reached this city this
evening
The condition OF the bank is as yet
a matter OF conjecture its books being
in the hands OF receiver, who is max
ing an examination, and whose report
is expected in a day or two. The bank
held denosits 10 the extent OF $40. 600.
The suburban citizen., 1901-05-11
SPECULATION Proving Fatsr.

Chicago (SpeciaD In a report issued
the local health department attributes
an increase in the death rate to the craze
TOR specializing in stocks, The excite
ment occasioned either by losses or
quickly gained riches, the report says,
has proved dangerous chiefly to persons
over 90 years OF age OF 500 deaths
here last week I24 were persons 90 years
old or older This is an increase of 2S
per cent over the previous week, and oil
"A per cent. over the corresponding
week OF 1000.
The suburban citizen., 1901-05-11
Crusade AQalust Christians.

Constantinople (By Cable). - The
Sultan's official organ. the Sabah, is
preaching a crusade against Christian
tty. 1t says. The Christian missionaries
are anarchists, who are undermining
the foundations OF the Ottoman Empire
They are Giouars, who presume to ad-
vocate a heather belief in opposition to
Mohammedanism In future mission
aries will not be allowed to open
schools The government will retard
their activity wherever possible"
The suburban citizen., 1901-05-11
BLEEDING PICTURE OF CHRIST.
Microscopic Investigation Of a Peculiar
Phenomenon in Wisconsin Town.

Marnette, Wis. (SpeciaD the
residence of the Rev. Messrs. Cleary
and Papon, Of Menominee, Roman
Catholic pastors OF the Irish and Pol
ish Catholic Catholic churches, respect
lively, physicians have made a micro
scopic examination OF the spots on the
bleeding picture of Christ here. The
dctors we're unable to decide by the
microscope whether the spots were
blood They say that a chemical analy-
sis is necessary.
The priests are inclined to think that
the manifestation is ridiculous. The
randles are still kept burning about the
picture, and many people are praying
before it, The fact that two of the
priests believe it may prove to be a
miracle is causing many to. take the
matter more seriously.
The suburban citizen., 1901-05-11
PRIMACURA...

Try It for Piles, and experience i'm
mediate relief from itching Try it for
Catarrh and Colds, and experience relief
that no other remedy offers If you de-
sire to stop oil itching Of the scalp and
prevent further falling out of the hair,
you can accomplish this by the use of a
% cent bottle.
A 25 cent bottle of our remedy sets up
IN Institute in family. We have
thousands of these Institutes in Wash
ington today.
BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The suburban citizen., 1901-05-11
Mosqulto ArrIyes loo Early.

Norfolk, Va. (SpeciaD Mosquitoes.
never before known to arrive so early,
have appeared on Knots Island, 40
miles south, in numbers unprecedented
even for midsummer Horses and cat
tie are dying from their poisonous bites
and the situation has become alarming
to farmers and other inhabitants, who
are compelled to wear head nets and
keep their bodies clothed heavily.
The suburban citizen., 1901-05-11
Foreign.

The Miners Conference in London
decided not to strike on account OF the
coal tax, but to wait to see whether
wages would be affected before taking
action.
The half-eaten remains of Rev. James
Chalmers and Rev, Oliver Tompkins,
two missionaries, were found near the
Ely river, New Guinea.
The burden OF the addresses to the
Iron and Steel Institute in London was
to urge the British manufacturers to
follow American methods.
The ambassadors Of the foreign pow
ers protested to the Porte against the
opening OF foreign mail by the Otto
man authorities.
Several persons we're killed and
number injured in Barcelona during
riots said to have been stirred up by
anarchists.
A. ]. Balfour, the government leader,
was the principal speaker at the annual
meeting of the Primrose League in
London.
The old and the new Shamrocks had
q trial spin off Southampton, which in
dicated that the new boat was speedier
closehauled, but the old one was Just as
last going off and before the wind.
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
and York were given a splendid recep-
ton at Melbourne. The great process
sion passed between the Queens arch
and by golden statue OF Queen Vic
toria.
Count St. Owen de Pierrecourt be-
queathed Iooooooo francs for marriage
gifts to giants-men and women-whc
marry, in order to regenerate the huo
aian species.
The suburban citizen., 1901-05-11
FataI DIstlIIery Exploslon.

Morgantown, w, Va, Special )-Aa
explosion at the old Gar Hart Distl-
lery, near the West Virginia line, in
Pennsylvania. killed Ezra Thomas. the
owner OF the distilcry. and Frank Fear,
an employee, and seriously injured
Frank Thomas and William Dennis, and
wrecked the distillcry. Fears body
was blown into fragments. Thomas
died OF the effects OF bruises and burn;
The cause Of the explosion was a de.
tcctiye boiler.
The suburban citizen., 1901-05-11
Murdered and Thrown Into Lake.

Buffalo, N. Y. (SpeciaI The body
of a man with his throat cut from ear
to ear, a 6ve-pound weight in his
pocket, and a stout wire bound about
the corpse, was picked up in the har-
Dor here. The body was identified as
that OF Harry Hoch, OF this city, a
painter, but who at times served as a
marine fireman The police have no
doubt that the man was murdered.
The suburban citizen., 1901-05-11
TO THROW MANCHURIA OPEN.
China Said to Have Made This Offer to
the Powers.

London (By Cable. The Shanghai
correspondent OF the Times says he has
been informed by high native official
that China recently approached the
powers, suggesting the complete open
ing of Manchuria to the enterprise Of all
countries.
Replies have been received from
Japan, the United States and England.
Japan cordially approves the sugges-
ton. The United States generally as
sent, but suggest the application OF the
principle to the whole empire. England
approvesthe suggestion, but it is feared
Russia will object
The suburban citizen., 1901-05-11
Improved X.Ray Tubes.

Cardiff (By Cable).-An electrician
named Smith has invented two X-ray
tubes for which he claims several advan-
tages over the ordinary tubes especially
that they are non-injurious one OF them
actually tending to heal burns and
wounds. One makes bones and not
flesh visible on a photograph plate, while
the other makes neither visible, the
plate only showing foreign substances.
The suburban citizen., 1901-05-11
BOY With Pistol Killed Brnth.r

Huntington, w. Va. (SpeciaD. -
Johnny Snoddy, ten-year-old boy was
playing with an old pistol which he
supposed was not loaded He snapped
it several times at his four-year-old
brother, when suddenly 1t exploded.
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FOR sALE-SUHTRRAN.

FOR SALE-New cottage; 6 rooms BATH AND
CELLAR, az Riveriaie; price S2.lO0: only 500
cash. balance 20 monthly W C.. HsLDEMAN.
III Illh st. eII-3
FOR SALES splendid building lots at the grow
ing village Of BALLSTON for = down and 81
per week until paid for. Prices from so 20
500 per lot, 10 per cent of for cash. BALLS
TON Is on the electric railroad : minutes ride
from Washington, ~ cents fare. Now is the
time % buy convenient lot for a home specu-
iatlou- Houses are renting and selling a. fast
as they can be built in and around BALLSTON-
There are churches, schools. stores. telephones.
and rapid and cheap transit to and from Wash
inGt1n at BALLSrON. ] have about zoo lots for
sale there Also suburban places and small and
large farms ground Washington a specially Call
or write tor further particulars JANIS r.
CLEMENTS, Office 1927 81. NV clog
FOR SALE-Sevonty-Eve acre farm; six miles
from District, in Prince George county. on
B. p. r. r.; dwelling and 0ut1u. lGfnzs:
electric cars from Washington to Baltimore 10
run through farm. with station on place. fine
investment tOT subdivision or viii t-aie for
city property, no incumbrance. Address OWN
Err Box 80 this office. eIG-3
BRENTWOOD Nd for sale. lots 51xaOQ. IL
minutes walk from District line station Subur-
ban Electric Road, SEQ lots nearer station $40.
I've houses building Holiday Tract lois on
electric road, within 800 Yards Of B. & o. sta
ton. $50 10 500; any l0t 8 per month Vs.
A BARILETT. loan & Trust Bldg. e27-S3
FOR SALE-S7!O; s-roon house, half-ac-e lot;
go down only PIERCE & PIERCE, Vienna. Va.
cl3-lmo
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SOUTHERN RY.


Trains leave from Psnnsylyani station
sol a. n Daily. Local for HarrIs0uburz. War
reEroH. Charlotte and way stations
HIS a. m Daily L. ; Pas. Mil SleepinS
cars 70 New Orleans Columbia savannah and
Jacksonville, uniting az Salisbury With sleeper for
Asherllle. Chattanooga. ard Memphis. and
Dauyiile with sleeper for Birmingham z-d a.
Charlotte. Wi-a sleeper Tor August solid traiz
Washington 70 View Or-tans- Dining car service
80 a. m Daily Local fo= Warrentoa aud
Charlottesville
s-oj ?. n WeeE DAYS Local for Front RoyaI
StrlsLurg. and Larrl-ul1urg-
4-S1 p m Daily Local for Warrenr0n and
Charlottesville.
ESQ D. n Daily Washington and Chattaro0-1
Limited wa Lynchburg)- Sleeping cars Z, Roaa-
Cke Knoxville. ClattGuO0gE. Memphis. and Nea
Orleans. Through coach 20 Memphis Dining car
stryice-
g.55 D. m. Daily. n Y-& Fla. Express. sleep
lag cars 70 augusta with connections lcr AikeN
and Ch4rlestao, and 90 savannah. Jacksonville
llI Port Tampa Through coaches % Jae.s5n-
vile aud Atlanta Uniting Er uluyIIIe with Pull
man sieepels from Ricamoad and Norfolk for
Charlotte Tourist sleeper Nlsll1Etgz 70 san
Francisco Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
Dining Car Service
IJ.85 z. Il Daily Washington ana Southwest.
crn IiuItrI- the only exclusively Pullman tain
between Washington and the South- Sleeping
cars 20 As.ivii'c Knoxville. Chltr4u1o-l. and
Nashville auI 90 Atlanta, Macon. Birmingham
Memphis M1u-So-Tery. Mobile and New Orleans
Cluh car Washington % Atlanta. Dining car
service
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RAILROADS
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave and ISL St
In effect Nay l. 1901
For Alexandra Week days $50 7-o3. 7-S5.
500. SO. s-59. 9-25 1000 1850. II 80 A. M
Sl2o5. 1910. I2;E5, EI-O5. I25 200 $50. 13-o2,
$50. $50. N4-l5. 4.8S asa. SOS. x5-23, $40,
Sos $50 7-06 7.8O 500 s.F5 g:21 l0.I5. u %.
II 80 p m sundays T:f5 goo. s-45 I6-3o. II 90,
ll.SO a. m; 200 noon. 1870. 100. 80. 200.
100 500. $50. 400 $50 SEQ. $50. 600 $50.
200, 4;So. 500. s:45. $50. l0-I5, u-30 u-50
Z. m
For Mount vernon-Week DAYS. $50. 500. 1000
ll-O1 a. m; los. xl 500. zoo 13O2. $50 s So.
y p No-2S 1.oS, $50 p. Sundays 800 a. m,
i 90 noon, 200. 500 100 go q m
tor Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge-Week days
80 1-04- 49, 500, $50. $50 8-25 l0-OG II 90
= m; 1905. I2-23 'I2.t5 I-O5. . % 200.
? 50 500, go S:55. 49,. asa. SIS. Sos.
$50 7'o6 500 p n Sunday, 7:45. 900. s;i5,
1850, 100. it'd coo noon. sI2-3J. 100.
y 80. 500. 80. 800 g 80 400 $50, 500
$50, 500 $50. 100. 80 500 D. u
Parcels carried Baggage checked
NExpress- TO Arlington only.
c. 2 ABBOT. J. COLvIN.
President Superintendent
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Capital CITY Route"
Leave Washington. PCaua- r. Z. Station
tI:Ot a. ~. FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY MAI-Tlr0uEh Pullman Slecpc-s
90 Jack =1uviilc. connecting a.
Hamlet With PuI man SIecpc- % Atlanta
6.55 p. NJ. FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. LIMITED-Thr1u-h Pullman sleep
ers TO Tampa and Atlanta
These trains cTcr excellent schedules and service
70 Petersburg. Raleigh. Soutnera Pines tPine-
hurst, Camden. Columbia savannah, Jacascn-
vile, and all Florida points. Charlotte Athens,
Atlanta NeU Orleans. ChattInoosa. Nashville.
points les. and Southwest
d:3O A. N. LOgAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh.
DAILY. Southern Pines lpinehurstl HarC-
lct and intermediate poincs
once, 1854 \. y ave and P5ana. T. r. OdcsE
r. r L BUNCH w a. DOLL.
General rlss- Agent General Agent
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R,R,


ecne0lLe IN cIect July ., lSul
Leave washington. New Jersey Ave and St
Cincinnati, s. Louis. and Indianapolis 1905
a. m. -S-85 p m. ITO night
Pittsburg and Cleveland. 100 a H.. $50 p
n and 100 night
Columbus end Wheeling. sos p. n.
S.45 P. n, for Elkton and points on y &
". Ry.
wiaehsster. ISIS a. m. lIs,45. and l.5.ao p n
Annapolis. week DAYS. 7.l5. SIS a an. 12.l5
and $50 P II Sundays. $50 a. n and as
Frederick. Hs.25. $500. .l0.sJ a. n. ..i.I5.
1880. and -7i-S5 O. n
Hsserst0wu. noses a. IT and $50 p m
BOYD and way P55ats, SIS. 1850 a. H.. lib
Caiths-sburg and way points. 1855. s.9.O0 n
f. 1850. LIB. 3-l5, +sS9. 800. $50.
WasainEtaa Juasrioa' AID way points. ISIS.
$500 a. H. Ills. t-29 $50 p n
baltimore. geeS days. Sz-s5. $50 5-1l EI-l5.
I2-I5. XI=I1. go. Ni.oo. N+-S0. 4-s5 z5-e5.
N5-I6 K5-3l Ef-20 5-a1. rs 500. MOO XII 30.
u -g5. p m sundays N--3j- Tl-l5. rs. $50
19-oo m. Nls-I9. zl-i9 l-l5. Ts7oo * 80. i-55.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Al trains illuminated With Plut5ch light.
Baltimore. Phi-aieiphia. New YORK Bas.0n and
1900 (Diner). 1880 tIFuer) a. IN. -12-I0
lDiusT1. rl-lJ lDl2erl. '3-oJ l''Royal Limited
LilUHEI ..n-F' .ba.et a-Nl '-i4latI'. c-lr anu
81 30 p n Sleeping car open At 1890 ci0ck)-
Par-cr cars on all cay trains
Atlantic city IC.JO a m. I2-IO noon, and
ID 10 and 500 p H.
DAILY Except sunday ''Suzdzy only.
Express trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Uaion Transfer Co. on orders left
AZ ticket Crices 6Ig Pennsylvania aycnue north
west New York avenue and Fifteenth Street and
At depot Telephone ticket Ofices sor O.
Electric Automobile Cabs
D. B MARTIN. Mgr. Pass Trzhc
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= STEAMBOATS,.
Ii MbUAIs-
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co,

- Every day in the gear Tor Norfolk. New
- Fo1f N-ns. and ali points south. by the
- sglerb, powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk and Wash
i1Rton, on the following schedule.
" Nsshington-6.5J pm . Lv. Portsmouth. s. 90 pm
" A-eS1ndria- T. Do pm Lv. Norfolk 500 pm
A. p Monroe. 700 am ". Fl Monroe 100 pm
Ar Norf0lk-----s % am Ar Alexandria O. 80 am
A. F'risfnouth-s- SIS am Ar Washington = 90 an
tickets on sale and starerooms reserved
a general ticket Office Bond Building I4ta
-. and n y ave; az downtown office,
on 81 and Pa ave; al Office on wharf
- and on board steamers.
= For iurtner information apply Al gen
efaI otnceS foot 18th ST.. phone 80. or
BOND Building, l4th 81. and n. Y ave,
- washington, D. c. Phone 22g0
JOHN CALLAHAN Genera. Manager.
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FOR SALE-Good quality opaque shades. htreI %
your windows, only csc; the bes1 quality oil
opaque shades. 50 cents; hung free. Will call
with sampIes- KLEEBLATT'S. 18th and Il ST.
ne Phone East 25-D. elO-tf
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PAN-AnERICAN EXPOSITION.

FOR RENT ROOMS JOG Lexington ave. bet Del
aware and E.mw00d ayes. near Exposition and
close 90 Delaware ave- and Ferry ST.; rate with
breakfast. sl-25- Address BOX 357. this Office
m2S
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hAAIED-By experienced h0rsenan. position In
t'4e charge % stable drive; best Of refer
ehos- Addfess Box &C. this ofhcc. eIo-S
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FOR SALE OR RENT-HoUsEs.
THOS. {, WAGGAMAN,
H-Sthte broker and AuctiOneer
SiT = Street "a. W.

n
- stories. l1r5 IN j, lot 1OEl21 IT. -sI8. 90
-, ,,- -. and lao 81. brick houses. gosd
-t'F ALL ........... = 001
80 spruce, D. sr, bath a m T. s0zIO5 f.. 600
100 and ll61 10Th store and dgg rented 8 20,
- J.. b, Or, bath, q NJ t.........-....-.- T. 10
80 80 mn, b. dr. bath. m / ard stable $50
- -, 20 - Goth. sT. bath. i (Each)- 30oa
ll1a olh, frame. ST. water and sewer . so
li-5 9th, b. 6r. lot .sxot ft....--.-..- 2.70J
~ ON frame g., rented for $3.50 mo- 300
81 ~, IN o h. Or, water aa3 scWeT.......... 2l,a
'''' ~ 81 Hollidse Ct. h. Sr (aA).. l.So9
SOUTHWEST
sS9 \, h. Or and bath 81 so1
slS iOth L. 4r and back building $1,000. 2.7o1
- ana 80 u. he. 8 each stable (both)-- 2.5oe
- NORTHEAST
e1s 81 'n 81 h. cellar. sr. bath N 49,. $50
-o2 o 5S. D b; Or bath. l. l9xIl6 IT,. 500
no "a. o n, tr. bath and N i--.-.----. $50
90 % I'm , b. Or, bath ard a 49, 500
IVA -~1A =, store and dwelling $50
SOUTHEAST
90 l. . b. Ir. bath and u i-.-........-Ss 500
~ A. h I2r. bath and q "a i.......... ;. so
- 70 SOY ID, BIS, Or. N (Each) 10000 80
me - seet.on o. Va. ave. and I Sc. 5.5Ii 81.
y. VITA Improvements rented Tor so
llehtn. j.CDJ
.yI and l03 !. rs lot sOx5s e.. both.-.--- :. 40
- shd ~ d. b rs, 6r each (Eachl 1900 5000
80 J. b, 6r. lot 25xI0j ft.............-.. 100
llaf : j ave, b. Observation-Disclosures. SO
~ IN D. b. 5r. water sewer 17vGI f. 100
~ j ave, b. Fl. lot I6yI20 fl. Loo
FOR REM.
Ne. 55 eth st. 7r and bath ..-------.--Sl SIS 30
-i-L "a. 4r------ To -
80 n I'D j.
" ~ on Blairs Court, 4r----.--...--...--.. 81
- lZ3t irlnltad e. fr..--.-......-.---.-- %
- ~, FL Schotts Alley sF.---...-.--..---.. ~
Sc Il0- 9th. 9r................ .-..--.. Is %
Sc, 81 5 C. ave. 5r....................... o.
= 30 > e. ave. fr------.----.--.-.----- Z %
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