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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18

say, before leaving he hhd takon tho
BABY iii his arms and pettcd II anp tolu
his wife an afcectionnte good-Dyc.
,rhe missing man is ,thlrty-two years
old. ,,wo wears ago he married M iss Nla 3
gle g. Bensloy AVA lived With his il1otler.
in.law. At the t,tsc Of his nnrrlase ny
WAS employed as conductor on the street
cars In this city and held that positlon
Tor some Tine Yacontly he had been
working ut tho Richmond Locomotive
works as d i,,acnnlst, lie has four
brothers In the city One Of Ills brothers'
Mr ]. WI Kelley, Is special police'na1l
at Reservoir Park and he Is making !.
dlligent search for his brothers. bod9' i
he DO dead, or hts whereabouts II nc DC
living. t$
on Sunday morning, MIR. Kelley was was
sect, II, McDonough's CLUB on west BROW
street. 1ic changed some money there 1 any
was With n friend. Thc gentleman win
h,,n 1T tho time was seen later IN the
dav on BROAD street by some one VINO
had beef, introduced to hin, by Mr.. NoiieS'
and in reply to a question said that nc II,
was preparing to leave for Petersburg. !.
was nukscsted that the missing man had
mt committed suicide. but hnd left tor
another city to go to work. seF>s@: ~
his friends called at the home last mght
and volunteered their services TO MIS- I,s
Kelley, who is almost Frustrated win
srlef she is a slender woman with q
wealth OF black hair, and IS very pre.ty.
Less than a month ago. Mrs. IS Melle y;
mother OF the missing man was k'ilea IN
Hanover county by a tree falling on ner,
Her son had grievcd over her death anu
often said around his homo that ne wouia
be the next to go. This Is the on, t'1 y
that leads his relatives to l'ssllieve ne lias
taken his life.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
MAN DISAPPEARS;
SUICIDE FEARED.
Frank L. Kelley Leaving His
Home, Sends Wife An
Ominot,s Letter.
MAY HAVE TAKEN IN HIS HIS |. LIFE Z:
MAY HAVE TAKEN HIS LIFE
Mrs. Kelley and Friends Nov Nov
Anxiously Awaiting Tidings
Of Missing Man.

Leaving a note bidding farewell to his
wife and six months old baby, Mr.. Frank
L. Kelley, Of 2416 West Main Street, dis
appeared from his home some time be-
tween midnight and seven o'clock IN
the morning Of yesterday and no trace
OF him has been found. In the note
he saws that he will meet them all N
heaven and asks that they not srleve
for him.
He Ind been drinking for the past
week or more and 1t Ia feared that IN
IA lit of dependency no committed sui.
eide, He left home last Tuesday and
did return until Friday afternoon. On
Saturday he left again, saying he would
he back within a short time He did
not return until Sunday, and Sunday ar
rernoon went out the rear way, and
without collar. He has not been seen
since by his family, nor by any one,
so far as known.
Ills WIFE, pretty young woman, went
to the back door yesterday morning
about seven o'clock ond found bundle
tied to the knob on the screen door. 1t
was handkerchief in which were found
the watch, knife and purse OF her hus-s
band. Slipped into the bundle was the
note. which clearly indicated suicide.
The note reads ms follows:
Darling Wife:
Maggie do the best YOU can and don't
rrieyc for me- Give my love to all my
brothers and sisters, my darling, darling
wife and baby. am crazy. Sometimes
I don't know where I am. am s;lt1sfeo
with YOU darling you have done your
duty. Goodbye to all. darling.
signed FRANK r. KELLEY
The note is written on the back cover
of m envelope. and on the racerse slde
is written: "Lngge Kelley, 2+lb west
Main street, Richmond Va.
"Dnrling done this thinking and hop
inr that my darling will meet me III
heaven. and MI are better off. Maggie,
! write YOU kiss and Mary. Kiss the
baby every day for me. Well goodbye,
from Frank T. Kelley. Loving wife take
me home"
The note is written with pencil and
is hardly lcgible. Mr.. Kelley was not
a we'll educated man, although he mad
held several positions requiring some
business education.
No reason can ne given as to why he
should wish to commit suicide. other than
that he was drinking and was for the
fine heins temporary insane. His married
5life had, so far Is could be learned. been
happy. He leaves a baby girl six months
old that was the idol OF his heart sun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
MOUNTED, POLICE
PATROL. THE CITY
The Men Are on Bicycles and Not
oil Horses, and Work Eight
Hours.
FOUR MEN ARE ON WHEELS
These Bicycle Patrolmen Avail
able for Emergency Calls
Anywhere i'll District.


From O'Clock yesterday morning I'M
III IL o'clock last night there We're two
mounted policemen riding through the
streets of the city--not on horses, but on
BICYCLES of the latest make The bicycle
pollcenan Is an innovation TO Richmond.
1T is an experiment that promises 70
proye Of great value to the police de-
partment.
In the eastern district, or from the
First Police station. Patrolmen r. l..
BRYANT and II. r., kcllam were the men
who rode the wheels. The first named
went on duty at o'clock YESTERDAY
morning and was relieved at In the
AFTERNOON by Officer kellam, who worKeG
until Il clock last night. Between ~ u
O'clock al night and s o'clock In the
morning MOI, The the city city Is watched over =
from the Second District, Patrolmen NJ, =;
~ Thurman and r. \ ia kr re me h ovfs
as the down town men,. ,, al,
The bicycle policeman is required req red, 70 cGtt
his headq,larters every halr,hour' are
In touch with the men, SO that any cane
reported after a regular atroman pulls
in his box may be attended to D, almosl a. a.
once. Each Of the four officers NAG
worK to do yesterday that demonstra,lt Cd
to The authorities the necessity Of their
remaining on duty henceforth.
in speaking of the bicycle policemen
Chief Of Police Werner said that .wh ~
Il was only an experiment, yet, ne PC DC,
lieved It would prove a step In the r'shtt
in the winter Ehsn the L, streets reen I, are f
bad l do not know how the men N w ~,
that they Will be Of great value said
The bicycles used are of Columbia
mako and are chainless. NO coaster brake
is used The handle bars are adjustable,
and the wheels are ,geared at ,seventy-siX,
making them fit for fast riding as wei
as for climbing hills.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
MERCHANT, a SUICIDE.
Mr.. H. c. Schmidt Ends His Life
Bv Taking Arsenic.

Mr.. Hermann c. Schmidt, of No. 704
Brook Avenue, ended his life at 3:45
o'clock Sunday afternoon by taking ar
senc. Dependency. brought on by con-
tinued ll-health. is supposed to have been
Mr.. Schmidt. who was born in Ger
many, was ifty-onee years Of age. He
try, and up to the time of his death
was shop-keepcr on Brook Avenue.
He had taken doses Of arsenic before
that he wished he was dead. i was
totally unexpected to the family, as no
intimaton had been received of Mr..
Schmldts Intentions.
The deceased is survived by his wife
and six chldren--NIiss Alma W.. Edward
T.. Henry, c.: RICHARD II. Schmidt; Mrs.
THE funeral viii take place at ii O'Clock
this morning. Rev. G. a. Marks, pastor
Of the First Evangelical Lutheran
Church, will conduct the services
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
mr.. GATES THROWS
Up THE. &c. !: SPONGE ! ||3.|:.
Joins Board Of Health in Com.
pletely Generating Com
panies.

sl5 The war made on the ice manufacturers
az Richmond, growing out Of the allega-
lions that they were using impure water
in the making OF Ice, is over, the Board
OF Health and the Health Committee
having reported that they are entirely
guiltlcss OF tho charge.
AS heretofore indicated in Tho Tines
Dispatch, DR.. oppenhmer completely ex-
onerates all tho companies Of the charge
of using water from either the dock
or the canal. Il.
The report submitted last night by Dr..
Oppenhlmcr and endorsed by Mr. Gates,
chairman of the subcommittee at Whose
instance tho Investigation was had, IS
as follows:
Richmond. va, June -, lVfo'
ITO the Honorable Council Committee on
Health:
g"Gentlemcn,-T Board of Health, hav-
ing heard evidence as to the source OF
water supply used In making Ice py& the
various ice companies. ana ntter carelu!
delibera ton of the evidence submitted on
oath, beg leave to report tNat INC ~
dencc submitted does not show that sdocK
or canal water is used in making ICE
by the various Ice companies IN me CITY. !
"Respectfuly submitted,
''W. n OPPENIIIMER, NJ. -,
president of the Board o. HEATH.
"rhe subcommittee on lieh!lh apptoseS
the above report, 49,, -, m
Mr. G. p Wingfield' ma, manager a;aht q ra ane
o,t INA Following record OF all city water
used and ice made BY his company dur
Ing 1ooi 81 OK tons
rotal amount water required for frecz-
ing ice, 3,577 200 gallons.
=" Total amount water consumed, s'o94'7oo
gallons, -.
freezing ice, b,5l7,5oo gallons.
Per cent Of water REQUIRED for freezing
'oG Per r cent e Of water used for other pur-
poses 81 per cent, LIZ,
water used, 1884 tons.
Ice actually frozen, 14.9c5 tons
Excess ice which could have been frozen
with excess water, 22,9Ss tons,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
Personals and Briefs.

C.. Wiltshire, a white man, was arrest
ed last night on a warrant charging him
With heating his Wife Mrs, Emma WIT
''t Colonel j. D. II, Ross, Of Lexington,
Co,npany c. Captain George n, Skip
with. drilled last night around the cily
tt There Will he joint meeting Of noul-
ton Unity ad Excelsior Lodges, Brother
hood Railway Carmen of America, Wed.
nesday nlght July a!h g. oRe! yah' a 81
IL" Grand Executive Board. will deliver
IN address, All carmen will be welcome.
Mr.. Ryan Is IL fine speaker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Station House Matter Laid ~
Until Next Budget.

The Finance Committee yesterdaY 81 81
ice Commissioner A. D.. Landerkin In
strong appeals in favor of an, ,approprla-
lion Of $1,000 for new police statiG on
site OF the old Seabrook warehouse, on
Broad Street, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth Streets The nsxt mn bnal I Bed
get is made up, though the members OF
tic tic committee are Thoroughly In SYM YIN,
pathy with the move for a new station
The committee rejected Mr.. Fergus-
sons resolution appropriatng $1,000 Tor
Street sprinkling. Most OF the other
business disposed Of was routine IN 1lts
nature. --..- ....L.LL-- ------ ~ y !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
GOOD VAUDEVILLE IS |:
SEEN AT CASINO /!
Strong Bill Presented This Week
at the Summer
Theatr

Tba Casino has the best vaudeville
bIll this week 1t has had this season.
There is not a number on IT that tails .,s
To- entertain the audience. Even the
onening number. which Is usually tne
renkcst, introduced clever team ~. ~
dancers-Cartwel and Harris-a tina i !, IN, tne
This made i the outlook bright for go,odi
Eli and the numbers that lo'lo"cu y y
not cause a setback.
He was even better IN rs bis .A turn had
h ne ws Simply ri s taking act, It would have
heen good, but he introduced singing ana
dancing as we'll, and IN az nc was
clever. 11,oodpord moved
th na be sti act on-the bill. Leroy handed
out some old ones. but, old OF ''e" S ( ~
got a laugh every time I, ad,on 10 yho
Tic is one OF those comcdia1in -, WY. ~ ~
know how tS tel IT, te ouean huo WAS not
made i to- to materialize without very nearly aa ~
Giving the illusion away. Lurline wears II
Zoo many clothes for sea nym,p9,n NJ - !,
she were costumed a little less IKE re. az y
atlantic clty bathing Eli 81 !ier she po Wo tha
rem Of the week rls VII form
me bucket brigade that fills the tan lK,
Their costumes had not arrived MS, iass
night, and not being water queens my
had TO postpone their el Appearance F' - upo''
! ~ stc s Doty and Coe, a musical team.
we'll known here, put on the act IN WlllGsn
they have been seen here some ha't-
'' fhe imperial Japanese Guards" closed ,hn,n
bill with precision and sa reeelYea Sins i!
mich to the enthusiasm of the audi
~ Il I. h i r Z Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
SUSTAIN MR.. COHN.
Investigation Had in the Health
Department.

Some time was devoted by the Health
Committee last night in investigating the ,
case of a man inl2the Street cleaning flnl!s
he service By Superintendent Henry Cohn
on the charge of intoxication,. After
hearing evidence on both sides. the com
mittee almost unanimously sustained MT.
II was decided to advertise for bids, for
the construction of a new smallpox hos
receive the same and to award the con-
tract. The plans and specifications we're
prepared by Contractor G. II. Landlord,
who will bid on the work 40
The Council recently appropriated Sa,V-u
for the new building. .tl.'. t,E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
Bitten By Snake.

Apncs thu nineteen month s-old child Of Mr.,
and MS MIS- George ;e 5. Haycox,s Of Newport News
who Is visiting her Me- eoun,y
was bitten by a snake Sunday morning.
The child IL ne rear SsFa PLAYING ns w rse
snake hi, her twicn or, the hand, Dr.. Reams,
OF richmond, was called}in at once and treatea
The child who Is doing very nicely
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
Richmonders at Atlantic City.

Many people from this city are en1oy,ng; b Sns
breezes and surf al Atlantic Guy. .AtnonR '''o''
now registered there are the folowlng; u,....
The 1;r,rsa S nrjam sr Hss
and Miss Alice Eubunk ~ me Wiitshirtes re-
Mr. r. Il, Glover, Mr.. Y Butlor ana " INA
Mr., W $. Gum. and Mt - " Che't anu
wife, OF Richmond. s tR6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
He Cannot Attend.

oCyclone'' T. s. sanuels,. OF ilenrico coun1sy
cannot attend the Dover bap,a s H chrrh
M gnnrco County, ths week Constable samuo's
IL a member OF this church, and Is very mueh
u"nta him from attendance upon the assocla-
ton tho delegates who wil DO pTGesent w lne
noma to come to his home and remain during
he session, ,is4Htti aTzf4 F55i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
Many Make Returns.

Tho following candidates IN the recent p pr.
mary election have reported GINS he'r ommitee
Colonel 3, q. James, for COMMONWEALTH 's A.
torney sl5o47 John Howard Jr same s o'Te
nrdwaiy I pusr IJouse Of Delegates. SOS; II,
W, McCaw. city Sergeant 1857, 70,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
Report Nov, Ready,

The city school Board met last night ana
formulated their reper, on ,s d se r En- t re-.
port was not yiyun out, and Will not be until
i, goes to the Finance Committee,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
Names AreSNow On.

Judge Wit, yesterday Issued IN greer on tn "
place the names Of eleven citizens on me ilst
Of eligible voters These ltlzens haa 7 e g M
names were omit ted F 81 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
Plea for American Judaisrn.

MIR. Louis Bernstein @preac hed an Go lo,
nuent sermon sunday 'at Beth, aa hn r9,a
Temple, The SUBSTANCE or l.IIs I reiuye
Was an appeal for ne in m $500
nation OF American JUDAISM,
Pure food laws are good. The anso-
Lutte purity of Burnett's Vanilla has never eyer
been 9uestloned.--AdYs u 7E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
Fined for Shooting Dogs,

charged with shooting two dogs belonging to
Mrs. Fannie Oakley. Mr., u. Matthews. Of lian,
rico county, was fined so and costs.by Squire
sented by Attorney ]. 7. Lewis. Mr.. Matthew's ne W.
had no counsel and conducted his own caae'
lIe Will appeal, st-f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
Grace Street Property Sold,

Mr.. Eugene L. Davis, book-keeper for
thsa internatio nai Harvester Company. IN
this city, has purchased from Mr., ABB
iicr S. Pope, the handsome residence "
No, 1923 West Grace street, Inc collslu-
Grafton was $4,000. !,
Mr. Walter II. Waldrop has purchased
from Mr.. Henry s. Wallerstein q house
and lot on Brook Avenue, for $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
AS Administrative.

Mrs Mary Ann Barrett yesterday aual !IlI
as ndministratrix of the estate OF W, y. Bar-
Is,t, SIZE gave bond IN the sum q $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18

best vaudeville
had this season.
on 1t that fails
encc. Even the
! Is usually the
clever team or
Harris-and the
warm reception.
bright for g good
that followed id
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18

singer, came next.
n his "talk" than
If his turn had
1t would have
,duced singing and
in all he was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-21
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

f. II. THOMAS AND A. LEFTwICH SIN
clair. Attorneys. In the Supreme Court of the Dis
the matter of the extension of NJ street east of
Bladensburg road, In the District Of Columbia
No. 649 District Court, docket No. 2. Notice is
hereby given that the Commissioners of the Dis
trict of Columbia, pursuant 10 the provisions OF
act of Congress approved March 8, 1905, entitled
IAN act for the extension of street east Of Bla
dersburg road, ard for other purposes have
filed petition IN this court praying the condem-
nation of the land necessary for the extension OF
District Of Columbia, with width of ninety feet
as shown on plat or map prepared by the said
Commissioners and annexed to their said petition.
and marked Exhibit d. C. No. L. and praying
also that a jury of "a judicious. disnter-
ested men, not related to any person interested in
these proceedings, and not In the service or en-
United States, be summoned by the United States
marshal for the District of Columbia 10 assess
by reason OF the extension Of said NJ street east
of Lladensburg road and the condemnation of the
land necessary for the purposes of such extension
and to assess the benefits resulting therefrom,
provided in the aforesaid act of Congress- 1t is
by the court this 18th day Of October A. d. 1905
these proceedings he. and they are hereby warned
and required to appear in this on or before
the Sth day of November, A. d. 1905. at 10 o'clock
and to continue In attendance until the court
shall have made Its final order ratifying and
frmng the award Of damages and the assessment
Of benefits of the jury to be summoned herein;
and 1t is further ordered that a copy of this no
tice and order be published in the Washington
Law Reporter and on six secular days I'm The
Evening Star. the Washington Times and the
District. before the said Sth day of November
A. d. 1905. 1t is further ordered that copy Of
this notice and order be served by the said mar
shall or his deputies upon such owners Of the land
to be condemned herein may be found by the
said marshal or his deputies within the District
A. d. 1905. By the court. ASHLEY NJ. GOULD
Justice. true copy. Test: tSeslD J. R..YOUNG,
Clerk. By F. E. CUNNINGHAM, Asst Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-21

FOR SALE-$7500
This is undoubtedly the largest and most mod
ern and best arranged and represents the most
value that has been offered in any dwelling house
in this city for years. comparatively new
house, attractive front of Roman brick, stone
trimming, stone porch stone steps, wide parking
three stories and attic. FIRST FLOOR-Parlor
reception hall, dining room, pantry and Kitchen
= SECOND FLOOR-Three bed rooms. large tiled
BATH porcelain tub. nickel plumbing. THIRD
FLOOR-Three rooms, modern BATH There are
two finished rooms in the attic.
First floor trimmed in hard wood; many expen-
hearth; open frepaces; SERVANTS STAIR
WAY; cement cellar under the entire house, high
ceilings; with servants bath rooms and closets.
THE HOUSE IS HEATED BY A FIRST-CLASS,
ECONOMICAL HOT-WATER HEATING PLANT
The lot contains 1900 square feet and runs
back to a 16-foot-wide public alley, with plenty
of the lot for stable. This price Is
less than the amount loaned on the house two
years ago. 1t could not be duplicated today I'M
der $11 600 S12, 600. The lo6Rtion Is one of
the most convenient and healthful in the north
west; near the 14th st. car line, near school,
stores and markets. The neighborhood is built
up with attractive and expensive houses The
house will bring rental that means per cent
net on the price. II you have n large family and
need plenty of ROOM or IL you wish to purchase
house with view of renting one or two floors
this is probably the most suitable house on the
market today Even il you to pay $4,000
or $12, 900 doubt If you could do WE'LL
Do not think Of buying without seeing this par
tfcuar hOuse-it may mean several thousand dol
lars in your pocket.
STONE & FAIRFAX
1912 New York ave. and sO4-S O6-S0S st.
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SwARTZEI.L, RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
916 + st. NV
INGLESIDE TERRACE

INGLESIDE TERRACE
FIRST FLOOR-Parlor. reception hall.
dining room and kitchen, finished IN
SECOND FLoOR-Four bed rooms
and bath to second-story rear porch
THIRD FLOOR-Two large bed rooms
LARGE COLON VIAL PORCHES
ACROSS THE ENTIRE front, COM
handing a BEAUTIFUL view over the
NATIONAL. DRIVING PARK.
Price. $500 Terms reasonably easy.
Mt. PLEASANT.
SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE. Brick
with SLATE ROOF.
Tive stories. s rooms and large attic;
heated Ivy trst-class furnace; lot 25xI09.
Price. S5.250.
On KI.ORAMA ave- between 18th
and COLUMBIA. A most attractive
house. BRICK and STONE. 4 stories
IL ROOMS. HoT-wATER heat.
BATHS. KITCHEN first floor. This IS
WORTH LOOKING at, and is CHEAP
at $500.
On one of the WIDEST and best
STREETS in WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
BALTIMORE street. An IDEAL
house; Brick, three stories, ELEVEN
RECEPTION HALL. DINING ROOM
and KITCHEN on first floor.
PRICE, $500. A BARGAIN.
A fine northwest corner house on
Washington He i!n5s containing pnn. y
HEAT. Lot 40x100. Kitchen first floor.
PRICE, $4,000.
A BARGAIN In a three story 1o-room
brick Kitchen first floor. STEAM
HEAT. Large lot.
PRICE, $7.I50.
On MASS. AVE. NV. between 9TH
AND 10TH SITS, NORTH SIDE Of
street. House containing ~ ROOMS,
2 BATHS. MODERN IN EVERY RE
SPECT.
PRICE, $500.
On ST. between 9th and 10th SITS.
NV. Brick. stories. 10 ROOMS
KITCHEN FIRST FLOOR. LOT Fix
12b. A bargain.
PRICE, $1,000.
One Of the BEST-LoCATED HOMES
In the city. On the NORTH SIDE OF
ST. between nth and 18TH SITS. NV.
WHITE STONE. IA ROOMS. HOT
WATER HEAT. 2 BATHS. LOT 81
FEET FRONT.
PRICE. $15,500.
nice litt'e English basement house;
9 rooms and bath; on Eye ct. n.e.;
$500 to quick purchaser.
.swARTzELI4 RHEEM q HENsEY CO..
ec2l-zt.sxSu 0i6 ct. NV.
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
FOR SALE-ss TO

FOR SALE-$6 f50-
Reduced from $500, Q very substantially
built, detached dwelling. one square from the
Metropolitan line; nrst-clase neighborhood
northwest; owner, DESTROYS OF residing In west.
sacrifice in order to realize quickly; lot 30x90;
house about Is feet wide; parlor, library. dining
room, pantry On the first floor; Ave bed rooms
and large bath on the second floor; large attic
and finished room; TWO STAIRWAYS; dry
cellar; modern heating plant; the house well
built for owners occupancy by one of the best
builders in the city; an exceptionally nice, wide,
roomy dwelling.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave. and SO4- S08-SO8 3 ct.
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DOGS, CATS, ETC.

ONLY FEW PARROTS AND CAGES LEFT, AT
IS complete: also just received a new lot OF I'm
ported singing canaries and few Japanese span
iels; also fall bulbs such hyacinths. tulips,
crocrses, etc. SCaMID'S BIRD STORE. 712
I4TH ST. HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS. PIG 1zTH
st. NV, phone ". 1908; ample facilities for
treating sick animals: separate wards warm
quarters. with exercise yards; dog cemetery.
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