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One who reads and keeps abreast with
the progress of Indiana polls and it's con-
tinual growth must see that the advance
ment so steadily and firmly maintained Is
due TO the enterprise of the citizens and
the profitable result of investments in all
lines of manufacture, jobbing and retail
trade. The growth of the population has
been so regular and steady that the de-
mand for real estate is increasing constant
ly for business blocks, factories, apartment
houses, flats, and especially for residences.
Prices on improved property and well-lo-
Gated lots are going higher every month.
This is made apparent by the many sales
enumerated daily in the Journal and the
large number of interesting and attractive
real-estate advertisements that appear in
its Sunday issue. No investments in real
estate in this city or county will ever be
worth cent less than is paid for 1T now,
with an absolute assurance of large in
crease in value year in and year out. 1t is
in this field that so many citizens have
grown rich. There are opportunities TOR
successful and profitable investments that
excel many other cities of equal popula-
ton because there is a demand for prop
erty that cannot be met and the outlook
for the future is promising in the highest
degree. II a person is seeking bargains let
him advertise for it in the Journal, or If
he has something TO sell do likewise The
Journal reaches the people that can buy
at any price from a thousand to tens OF
thousands. No better avenue for buyer and
seller together can be secured. Send your
advertisements in and you Will see what
profitable results the Journal will bring
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Mortgages.
RAILWAY PENSION SYSTEM.
Scheme for the Benefit of Employees of
the D., l.. a w. Road.

NEW YORK. Feb. 22.-Announcement has
been made by the management of the Della
ware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
that a pension system will be placed i'm
effect March / for the benefit of employees
Under the plan. as arranged by President
Truesdale, any employe engaged for TWEEN
ty-five years In any capacity in the opera
ton OF the railroad proper, who has per-
formed his duties faithfully, is to be re-
tired at sixty-fve years of age and receive
a monthly allowance proportionate to the
nav which he was drawing and the length
of his service. The fund from which such
pavments will be made will be appropriated
regularly each year by the company and
the employees Will not be required at any
time 10 pay anything either for the support
of the pension system or 10 add 10 the fund
from which benefits Will be made. To meet
pension claims for the remainder of the
year 1902 an appropria tion OF $4,000 has
been made. The amount OF pension will,
as stated depend on two cOndinons-the
number OF years the employee has served
the company and the average or his regular
monthly ray for the ten years preceding
his retirement. If. for instance. the aver
age monthly pay for the ten years has been
$50 per month and the emplOye has been in
the service of the company for thirty years,
his pension will be SIS month
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TRULY GERMAN-AMERICAN
FINE PATRIOTIC CLIMAX OF THE
MEASUREMENTS CONCERT.
Audience, Chorus and Orchestra
Herbert's american Fantasy"

The German House last night was all
American except the wording of the must
cal programme and that contained two
English TRANSACTIONS On the landing of
the stairway to the auditorium was an i'm
posing bust OF Washington, with corsage
of an American flag From the balcony rail
depended greenery and a strand of red
white and blue incandescent lamps. To
crown it, Mr.. Ernestinoff and his orchestra
played the American Fantasy" an ar
rangement OF national airs, of Victor Her
bert, who is only surpassed in brassy
American ardor by the Sousa. The au-
dience stirred a bit. At the close the
chorus, on the stage, rose and began the
national hymn. Mr.. Ernestinoff gave a
tentative glance over his shoulder. a VEN
cradle man with white beard was the first
to be urged to his feet by the affiatus, but
the whole audience was not slow in fol-
lowing him and joining its voices with the
chorus. This service ended IN high hui
NOR, and an enlisting officer might there
have formed a good part of a regiment to
De led by Walter Damrosch and a band
playing a martial medley of the Nibelungen
leading motives. Prince Henry should
have been at the German House instead
OF on the sea. The dancing that followed
the concert was the more pleasurable be-
cause of the patriotic geniality.
Musically, 1T was the chorus's night. The
voices had never been fresher unified.
The krug-W aldsee Harold was given
by Edward Nell. the chorus and the
chestra- This is a story of an ancient
champion that was riding proudly, at the
head of his knights, through a forest and
was routed by elves, presumably of the
fairer sex. In the mystic wood Harold
came upon rill and drank from Ii and fell
asleep, never again TO waken TO the call of
war. Mr.. Nell sang the solo finely.
SASCHA LIBOWITSCHS IDENTITY.
On the programme the English transla-
ton of Harold was credited-or charged
to Sascha Libowitsch. This Gypsy name
should be hyphenated, for Sascha is Rus
sian for Alexander and in this instance des-
ignates Alexander Ernestinoff, and Libo-
witsch is a Slavicization of Richard Lieb-
er's patronym. Mr.. Lieber confessed to a
part of the translation even that part of it
having lay where ''lie" should be, but
he put the responsibility for the rest of
IL on Mr.. ErnestinOff
Miss Georgia Calvin sang spiritedly the
solo in GounOd'S Queen of Sheba" cavattna.
The wOmens chorus did not have an op-
portunity TO display its voices by itself,
but the men had two numberS-ClaaSen's
Gypsy Boy in the North" and Pache' 5
Il Once Sweetheart Had" Besides the
american Fantasy" the orchestra played
the MendelssOhn "Ruy Bias" overture and
List IS Second Hungarian Rhapsody
The last named composition is of extreme
difficulty and the orchestra did we'll to
come out of it whole, even without infus-
ing Hungarian character. Once the mu-
sicians smiled at themselves for shying at
But Ii was an enjoyable concert, partic-
ularly the patriotic part.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.


REAL ESTATE-s3,5 500. Bellefontaine near 9th
Eight-room, frame dwelling; bath. furnace, re-
ception hall; wired for electric lights: cellar
cistern, we'll city water; complete home; good
barn. Don't overlook this. JOHN WOCHER 81
BRO, % North Pennsylvania ST.
REAL ESTATE-361R acres ~ miles east fair
grounds; elegant place for suburban home;
near Millersvie pike; good seven or eght-roOm
dwelling, stable carriage house house
cribs. chicken house, etc. Someone Will get a
bargain in this If apply early. -Four blocks An
derson electric line. at first station out city.
c. n. WILLIAMS & CO, and 10 E. Market st.
REAL ESTATE
So O0O.OO Modern, nine-room house in Woodruff
Place; hardwood floors, quarter-oak
fnish; fine bath. good furnace, fine
hardware, we'll built, complete in every
detail; only So 900: worth So. OO0. only
$1,000 cash. balance, long time, per
cent. y. J. MEYER & CO.. IA East
Market St
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troll Of many others. The corporators are
Charles c. Edey, banker, of New York; G.
Amory Stevens. of Summit, ~. J., repre-
sentative OF the Stevens estate and the
Stevens Institute, Hoboken; Curtis l.. Ar
becam, OF New York; -.enry z. Hutchin-
son. president of the Brooklyn Bank and
trustee Of the Hamilton Trust Company. of
Brooklyn; Edward Y. Loew, president of
German American Title Guarantee Com
pany and director Of the Trust Company OF
New York and of many banks: Wesley c.
Keller, of Glen Rock, Pa, director OF
many Baltimore banks and trust compa-
MES: Charles G. Frick, Of York Pa and
AMI w. Strong, of Chicago.
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Observance of the Holiday.

Washingtons birthday falling it did
this year on Saturday was necessarily not
so generally observed as usual by business
houses and citizens. Few stores closed at
all, and although pictures Of Washington
were displayed in shop windows and many
stores hung out flags, the man who was
at one time at least first I'm the hearts Of
his countrymen" did not seem to receive
the customary marks of respect. The
state, county and city offices were closed,
as is usual on legal holidays and practical
ly no public business was transacted yes
terday
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VITAL STATISTICS-FEB. %.
Births.

Charles and Betty Thurman ZIG South East
street. twin girls.
Walter and Augusta Monroe. Isl Missouri
street, girl
Harry and Annie Boris. 1928 Lexington avenue.
girl
Charles and Emma Shafsr. 524 East Norris
street boy.
Fred anu Dina Riemann. 1891 south East street.
boy.
Dena l.. Black. 1874 Fayette street boy.
Cyrus and Ova Hockett AZ DOrman street.
girl.
William and Josephine Herchey 1865 Narl0ws
avenue. boy.
Willis X. and Isabelle Aurelia Miller. 2S22
North New Jersey street. boy.
Jesse and kate HoTnsl. ls21 McI4ain street.
boy.
George and Della Wells 1905 South Bismarck
boz.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.


PHOTOGRAPHERS-Br the photographer
has just opened a new studio. 80 West Wash
ington street, over the News Office. We have
remodeled throughout and all newly decorated
The operating room is fitted out with all the
very latest backgrounds and all the improved
instruments for making the very latest styles
OF work We have special line OF back
grounds for children. We also have the largest
and best skylight and operating room in the city,
thus enabling TO make children's pictures in
one-half a second. This gives US the decided
advantage of any other gallery The only sue
cessful way TO make pictures OF children Is 10
make them quickly they have no possible
chance to move. Remember the number. % West
Washington street
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cinnati. O.

WANTED-S6 to SIS salary guaranteed per week
to ladies desiring pleasant home work, expert
ence unnecessary. Inclose stamp for full IN
structons etc. Address 10TH CENTURY CO.
Toledo, O.
WANTED-Immediately. two energetic ladies TO
travel in Indiana for large manufacturing COM
pany; $3.50 weekly and expenses TO begin salary
raised after thirty days. TREASURER, fO2
Star Bldg, Chicago.
LADIES! l make big wages and want all TO
have the same opportunity. The work is very
pleasant and will easily pay SIS weekly MS
is no deception 1 want no money and Will glad
ly send particulars TO all sending stamp. Mho'
II. A. VIRGINS, Benton Harbor, Men
WANTED-Lady in each county 10 represent
house established ten years, solid financial
standing: straight, bona fde weekly cash salary
SIS paid by check each Wednesday with all eX-
penses direct from headquarters. Money ad-
vanced for expenses. MANAGER, 329 Caxton
Bldg Chicago.
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CHAIN OF BANKS.
Alleged Plans OF the Newly IncOrpo-
rated Interstate Trust Company

NEW YORK. Feb. 22.-The Interstate
Trust Company. with a nominal capital OF
$4,000. has been Incorporated at Trenton.
N ]. This company will. according to the
World. form chain OF banks throughout
the country. The stock. Of which there is
100 shares, has been taken by the coroo-
ratOrs at or about 5000 a share, so that
the company will start with "A surplus of
nearly s.. 900 900. About twenty-fOur banks
reaching from Massachusetts 10 Wiscon-
sin will be absorbed IL is stated and ne
gotiations are going forward for the con-
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FOR sALE-My residence, 521 N. New Jersey
ID. II. LUCAS.
REAL ESTATE-List your real estate with ".
A. GREYER. 4O5 Majestic Bldg
REAL ESTATE-Eleven-room residence and i've
acres; north. fruit and shade. 10 WHEN
real. ESTATE-See me if you want to buy a
home-can interest you. FRANK l.. FERGA-
son. l2S East Market st. Phones. SOB.
REAL ESTATE-One of hnest corners down town
for paying fiat ST.. 600. See FRANK L. FER
GASoN. 12S East Market st. Phones, SOB.
REAL ESTATE-Ten acres southeast; four-room
house. good orchard; -, zoo In payments like
rent SEIDENSTICKER & ROOT. lSS East Mar
ket St
REAL ESTATE-Chicago modern fiat s25, 600 :
will trade for smaller property take good
farm land for 3-5 value RALSTON & CAMDEN,
2o3 Law Bldg.
REAL EsTATE-SoO acres, near Elwood, i'm
proved 20 acres black soil: three gas wells;
North East ST.
REAL ESTATE-Splendd, modern nat close
vestment; price SO. 600. b. f. CLINE AGENCY,
l2I L. Market.
property, good renter. frame. 5000 TO Sc 600;
also modern dwelling $500. WEBB & Co. Gle
Stevenson Bldg
REAL sTATF-House of nine rooms: we'll and
cistern; stable; carriage house; asphalt street
paid for; 5000, make an offer. j. r. ROUTH,
u y. Delaware st
real. ESTATE-Wanted: Modern eiEht-room
house north OF Twentieth. between New Jer-
sey and College ave; 81. 900 or less. CHARLES p.
pONEY, aO1 Lerncke.
REAL ESTATE-Fine painting ana repairing
best rubber tres; We manufacture TO order: CO
OPERATIVE CARRIAGE CO. 2ll ~. Alabama
street. New phone 81
REAL ESTATE-A Doctors home, very. very
fine. In a splendid county seat town; elegant
house. large grounds only So. TO RALSTON q
CAMDEN. 20s Law Bldg
REAL EsTATE-Business block. stories; good
location; north; income better than per cent.
net SIS. COO take trade. d. F. CLINE
AGENCY. l24 +. Market.
REAL ESTATE-Beautiful lots in Columbia
place-S250. $780, $3.50 and 800: payments sj
down and s. per month. SEIDENSTICKER q
ROOT. 1913 East Market 81.
REAL. ESTATE-Modern house on payments;
Pennsylvania st. south or Twenty second:
rooms; $4,000; $500 cash. $50 per month. RAILS
TON & CAMDEN, 203 Law Bldg.
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PEORIA. Ill, Feb. 22.-B. W. Dixon, of
Quincy. H.. the Peoria agent OF the Inter
state Dispatch fast freight line, was found
dead IN his bed at n hotel here to-day. One
bottle containing morphine and another
containing laudanum were found on the
table. Dixon was well known among West
ern railroad men.
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wANTED-sALESMAN.

WANTED-Hustling salesman for Indiana by
well-estab lished wholesale house; high commits
sion contract, with S25 weekly advance while
travelling. JESS III. SMITH CO, Detroit, Mich.
WANTED-ReliabIe Cleveland jobbing house de-
sires travelling salesman for general mercantile
trade in this territory. Unless you possess abil-
ity and energy do reply. So Mercantile Bank
Cleveland, o.
WANTED-Clean, energetic, scheme or speciality
salesman for travelling. Selling retail mer-
chants unique, catchy, up-to-date PROPOSE ton
Especially adapted to high-priced Estab-
lished high-rated firm. c. r. COOK, q W. At
water St, Detroit, Mich.
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BARGAIN IN VACANT LOT.

$500; New Jersey near Fourteenth; east
front; 42xl56 Want to sell quick
7O7 Lemcke
real. ESTATE-11O3 Madison ave-. will be sold
at sacrifice. This property being on the
St. there being two beautiful lots with a large
two-story,. modern dwelling thereon; small
amount OF cash and long time remainder TO
good party. O. l.. WEBB, trustee, Room GIG
Stevenson Bldg.
REAL ESTATE
well-located department fat building $50, 900. 90
1905 North Meridian St Lot 1Osx257 feet.
Complete modern, Broom house.
Good barn. Fine home in choice dis
trict ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25 5000
North Pennsylvania St. south of 18th.
Lot Axl0O feet. IA rooms most mod
ern and complete Ia city. Good barn. q, o0o. 90
Northeast corner Illinois and Nine
teenth. Lot 60x2O2 feet. Splendid op-
portunlty for rental investment. TO
close an 900. 90
Illinois St. below 14th. Lot So feet
front; good double house. 1900 90
Illinois St, below 10th st. Lot 12OxIs5
feet Excellent site and location for
terrace zooOooO
Southeast corner Capitol and 10th. Lot
S3xls5. Choice location for modern i'm
proNeineht 1oVVoVo
Northeast corner Capitol and nth St
Lot 61N125 feet; Broom, single house
and double house, rooms each side;
Will take part in Is 900. 90
Central ave. south OF 10th. Elegant T.
room. modern home. Lot 90 feet front. TooooC
Central ave. south DIST Modern 8
room home. Lot 40 feet front. $4,000
Corner Indiana ave. and Vermont. 121
feet on Indiana by 162 feet on Yer
mont Can be improved with modern
fiat TO bring 12iz per cent gross........ % 1000
other improved properties and vacant lots for
sale. Call Office for
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY
(Company's Building)
1IS-l22 East Market st.
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DIED.

---------~-----~-~--~-------
KUNKEI-Frank Kunkel, aged twenty i've
years, died at the family residence, la-4 south
Linden street. at I:2O a. m. saturday, Feb. -.
1892. Funeral from Sacred Heart Church Tues
day morning at 3 O'Clock. Friends invited.
STONER-Mrs. Anna NJ. Stoner, widow Abraham
L. stoner. SATURDAY. Feb, p. az 3:so a. IA;
Funeral Monday, Feb. "a from residence, lt5O
BroOkside avenue. Services az 81 Joseph >
Catholic Church. North and Noble streets. al
a Interrnent in family lot. chapel section.
ST. Joseph's Cemetery. Pittsburg and Philadea-
pha papers please copy.
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STORAGE.


STORAGE-Hoosier Transfer ana Coal Co.
house and safe movers; heavy hauling OF al
kinds. SIS 5. Delaware st. Telephone 2325.
STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company. corner East Ohio st and Union
tracks: only hrst-class storage solicited Graf
ing and packing. Phones 125.
sToRAGE-INDIANA STORAGE AND TRANS
FER Co.. 200 square feet OF space; Ere
proof electric elevators; Office $50 E Washing
ron ST; cheapest place In the city. Both phones
202S. LEW SHANK.
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FOR TRADE.


FOR TRADE-Your farms, lots. groceries or
general merchandise for city property or farms
MILLER BROS, S53 Lemcke
FOR TRADE-l2O-acre farm for good hotel or
restaurant in good city. YARYEN
AGENCY, $50 Stevenson Bldg.
FOR TRADES acres: 70 acres under cultiva-
ton: Koseiusko county. Take grocery or ger
eral stock. SMITH. 5o5 North East st.
FOR TRADE-saloon property. L. Tenth. rent
ing 80 per month. and cazh for better prop
erxy WEBB q CO., SIG Stevenson Blcy.
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real ESTATE
VACANT LOTS.

We have for sale some very desirable lots
Broadway, Park, Central, Alabama and Della
streets that can be bought to advantage,
If YOU expect to build this spring, is the
time look up your location. Let show
JOHN WOCHER & BRO, % North Pennsyl-
vania St
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

>~--~--~~-~-----~-~~~~~-~~
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Lot, Pennsylvania st
Twenty-third st Address Box s.. Journal.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-One OF the best paw
ing groceries in the CITY; complete and clean
stock Of fancy goods This store is exceliently
located and enjoys the patronage OF the pest
class. Owners III health coEpels him TO sell
VIII consider trade for investment property al
or part. See for price and particulars. JOHN
MOCHER & BRO. q North Pennsylvania ct.
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INSURANCE..

INSURANCE-Insur your property with A II
CARTER 81 CO. 149 Il. Market ST.
ms URANCE-Insure your home the ROYAL
Insurance Company. w. A. GREYER, 4O5
Majestic Bldg.
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Insure your property against loss by fire with
US
The Delaware Insurance Company, of Phila-
delphia.
The Reliance Insurance Company, of Philadel-
phia.
The Phoenix Assurance Company. of London.
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Marriage License.
Noah wadswOrth and Annie LAURA
Deaths.

Eliza Seller. seventy. Alpha Home. cardiac
dropsy.
Lewis Bateman. sixty-nine City Hospital. MI
trsl insuficiency.
Mary c. sogemeier. thirty. % South Alabama
street. cerebral hemorThage.
Matilda France, one. 2625 West Walnut street.
meningitis. .
Catherine A. Mulryan. five, Gao West Pearl
street. meningitis.
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The statement is frequently made that there
are just as many opportunities here in indiana
apolis for making money as there are IN the
gold regions OF the Klondike or in the oil zelda
The trouble is to locate the opportunity. The
man who invests in Indianapolis real estate has
a certainty, and many really great bargains are
offered in the Journals CLASSIFIED columns each
week
The most successful real estate deals are made
through brokers. The broker acts as middle
nan for buyer and seller. and the deal is ef-
footed to the satisfaction of all without the loss
OF any time.
It is natural for business to seek capital and
Jest as natural for capital to seek investment
Each needs the other FOR healthy growth.
The man whose business is growing too rap
IDLY for his limited capital Is at Disadvantages
but he has valuable asset II It can be disposed
OF promptly. what Is needed is the service OF a
broker who can find an investor. Journal advsr-
tsements bring buyers and sellers together
Reference 10 our classified columns Win convinos
you Of this. Opportunities there for people
seeking investment or who are endeavorsng 10 ssn
their properties and for brokers who are promos-
ing sales An advertisement in the Journal Is
EoOd investment. as IT brings proper returns
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Spfritualist.

SPIRITUALIsM-rhe First Spiritualist Church.
corner Alabama and New York streets. No
Sunday morning service Rev. L. A. Cantrell
will lecture in the evening at 7:45 o'clock. his
subject il: Continuity OF Life" very Interest,"
ing subject that will fill the church. After the
lecture Mrs. Josephine Ropp. the celebrated
medium, gives tests. Thursday afternoon Ladies'
Aid Society All welcome.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
CHURCH NOTICES.
Congregational.

PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH.
Services held in the temple, corner Delaware
and Tenth streets. ii. &. MescTvs- -sastor Res
idence, l4iI Park avenue. $3.50 a. Sunday
school; 10.45 a. m, morning worship, with ser
mon by the pastor; I 30 y. m, organ recital oy
Mr. E Il. Birge; LAS p. m. the cantata. ''Penl-
tence. Pardon and Peace" For further details
advertisement last page OF this paper.
Seats free. All are welcome.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. positions-where they
are and how obtained. Full particulars as 10
salaries. dates. places OF examinations to be
held in every State, etc. mailed free.
Write for Circular 12S NATL COR INST,
Washington. d. c.
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FOR bargains I'm east ansas. west Missouri OF
Iowa farms. including farms Ga the famous nat
ural gas belt Of southeast Kansas either for sale
exchange. Wecan match you on anything. Call on
or address
SEWELL-HANNUM LAND CO.,
Garnett or Cherryva1e, Kansas.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-House, rooms. 401 N. Pennsyl-
vania st.
FOR RENT-See list at 1871 Z. Market; ground
floor. GREGORY * APPEL.