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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-06

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
Corrected to June e5, 1905
TRAINS LEAVE PERTH AMBOY.

For New York, Newark and Elizabeth at G.33
III, GAS New York only T.58, $50, 0.0f, 9.5l,
i1.1S, 11.59 a. m, 1900, Ito, 3 22, AZ, 500, 6.23,
7.45, 500, C9.47 Saturday only, Gt.0l p, m. New
York only Sundays, S.S7, a. m. $50, 9.47 p. IN.
For Philadelphia and Trenton via Bound Brook
III, 9.0t, 11.5a a. m, Ito, 500, p. m, Sundays
B.31, q. m, 9.J7 u. m.
For Long Branch, Ocean Grove, etc, 5.N,
800 a. m, 1922, 2.X7, 1886, 7.19 p. m. 12.4s
Sundays excepted (Sundayssexcept Ocean
Grove) OBS a. m 2.2I, 4.b4, 0.23 p. m.
For Freehold, 5.07, 6.6, 9.20 a M, 1929, 2.27,
p. m.
Additional trains for Red Bank, 2.27, sos. G.3},
p. m.
2.36, 4.43, 5.15, 5.52, 0.S9
TRAINS FOR PERTH AMBOY
Leave New York, 400, $50, 6.i5, $50, s.Ss,
700, 11.30 u. M, 1870, 200, 2.i5, 8.4l, 40, Bis,
53S. $50, 8,45, 1901 pm. Sundays 100, 900,
u IN, 100. 3.35, $50 p. IN.
Leaves Elizabeth 4.05, C,22,8.42, 0.0i, $50, 1f.2S,
a. m. 1.f9. 207, 2.51, $40, 40, 5.52, 6.5A. 6.5S, II So,
p. m. Sundays 9.25, a. m, liz, 4.02, S.37, p. m.
Leaves Newark zig, G.52, b.35, 9.42, 11.32 u. m,
100, $40, 335, 4,35, 5.3S. Glib, B.45, t1.50 p. m
Sundays. RIO, 900 II. M, 10, $50, $40 p. M.
Through tickets to all points at lowest rates
may he had on application in advance at the
ticket agent at the station.
w. g. BEsLER, Vice-Fres. q General Manager
C. NJ. BURT, General Passenger Agent
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VESTS APPLICATION DENIED.
Claimed Allotment of Government Land
Being Indian "By Adoption"

Washington, Dec. 6.-Justice Duell
has rendered Il decision affirming the
Judgement of the district supreme
court in the case of Willis G. West
against Secretary Hitchcock. West
having married an Indian woman.
Claimed that he tilorchy became by
adoption" Il member Of the ChoctaW
tribe, to which the woman belonged.
and WAS entitled to an allotment of
Rand in Indian Territory.
The secretary denied Vests appii
cation for allotment on the y ground
that the alleged adoption had never
received the approval Of the interior
department.. West then sought, by
inandamuS proceedings to compel the
secretary 10 recognize the adoption.
The triad court held that the answer
of the secretary showed that his rul-
inG involved the exercise Of discretion
and could not be controlled by man
damus. and III this Wow Of the case the
appellate court cOACurS.
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How's Your Hair?
,,,.ditch, Webster G. Co. Announce
1ha, They Have at Last Secured
Gre for Hair Troubles.

x,o hog 10 announce to the people Of
,.ro1Ista that we have secured the
.sarcv for one of the greatest discov-
"eios vi recent years. We refer to the
,,oscription of Sir Erasmus Wilson, M.
y EncIand's most successful special
T., in diseases OF the scalp, who was
vnich,ed for his many successes in the
treatment of skin and scalp. Upon the
death OF DR.. Wilson this prescription
,ras secured by American chemists anu
C now offered to the public under the
,ame of DIR. Wilson's English Life to
,ba Hair This preparation will grow
hair on bald heads even after all else
rjIs. Unlike other hair preparations
!, s not sticky or greasy, but gives
1.-Two and glossy appearance to the hair.
uiss Cornelia Stevens, Smith Ave-,
BOSTON. Mass, says: "Dr. Wilson's
rnyIish Life to the Hair grew mag
rifcaat head of hair for me after /
MS told that was becoming hopeless
,v bald. My hair now reaches nearly
IN nv waist and is heavy and glossy.
cannot too highly recommend It," II
vou are growing bald, troubled with
ertptions, dandruff scales or any scalp
troubles try DR.. Wilson's Life to the
Hair. Albert Chemical Co, Boston,
Mass. proprietors. Sold by Bowditch,
Webster & Co., Augusta, Me. Price,
50 cents.
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ESCH-TOWNSEND BILL
Reintroduced in Fiouse--Contan Al!
Of Presidents Recommendations.

Washington. Dec. G-Thc f'.Sch-TnWn-
send railroad rate bill which passed liz
House at its last session. has boon re-
drawn and WAS rc-introduccd in IN"
Housn, today. hy Mr.. Townsend. The
bill cnlbrdccs all of the features of the
former measure. but is drawn 50 as to
specify specifically the particular
things which may be done by the in
terstate commerce commission, In au-
dition. it has Il publicity feature and
gives the committee jurisdiction over
refrigeration and terminal charges. II
also directly prohibits the carrier from
granting; any shipper the privilege OF
collecting his product and then getting
2 special rate under the short term pro-
vision for changing rates.
AS explained. today. by Mr.. Town
send. the bill Expresses the ideas Of
the. President in his message and Will
if enacted into law, amend the inter-
state commerce law 50 as TO make il
more efTectual in securing exact justice
between the carriers. shippers, produc-
ers and consumers. 1t amend the SUB
et,ntiye law so as to embrace within
tho mowers of the commission all inter
state carriers VI ill'i Ste''' '''''N 49, -
commerce whether by railroads or part
w lev railroads and partly by water.
ond includes specifically In the terms
tr;,nspOrta ton, all cars. vehicles. Ven
tilation, refrigeration. elevation, trans
fer storage and all other facilities and
Observation-Disclosures of shipment and car
rage as we'll as terminal. siding ana
industrial tracks, thus giving the COM
mission authority over the so-caiied
nrivate car and other agencies.
at nnlarges the interstate commerce
commission to seven mempers' IN
creascs the length Of their terms OF Of
fec 10 seven years and their salaries
s1n GNn. This is done at the President
suggestion rs the increased power con-
ferrcd unon the commission Will m
crease it's duties and Responsiveness
an1 REQUIRE the best men obtaihapie
| This commission will compel the eS-
tablishment Of joint and through rates
| Cor interstate traffic and abolish the
| custom which exists in some cases ol
billing shipments within the BORDERS ol
n state and then compel a re-shlpment
"It seeks to abolish the so-caIled MD
! night rate evil by enlarging the t'Hle
in which n published or scheduled rate
F: can be changed to so days ana cofii'
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EFFICIENCY THE WATcHwoRD
In U. s. Navy Says Adnr. Converse
In His Annual Report.

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fleet a,1 10 advise in al military mai
torc tI,,t Il IA crnatin, IL, l.u If .
n.,,.,, ,,o,,,..I hn.,d or o,,W mic nrn-
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ELrSe t>i''''c!ice % - years ~
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MaN I"f aye. AuiIliI'l universe DISCUSS
n naval hii'iliilStfati" frankly ana hi7
'e'''iii'''''''ia '''ilS s''i' an eSpeciai ND
II, ''iicr lio'ii ti,c III 'ii"' 'hcs pi'p-
,a,-,., Wt,i rann..,, 80, a., levy,
III, ,iIcernd dnfa,t,. H. III
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dolph, Mass. as United States district
attorney for that state to succeed Mel
vim Q. Adams. resigned. 1t is probable
the appointment will be made by the
President
Chief Engineer Stevens of the Pana-
ma canal will sail from Colon for the
United States. Dec. 13. He comes to
give his views on the type of canal to
be adopted. ~
Among the nominations sent to the
Senate. Tuesday, was that of Seth
Bullock ot DcadwoOd, S. D., to be
United States marshal in South Da-
kota. Captain Bullock, who is at pres
ent superintendent of the Black Hill
Forest Reserve. is Il personal friend
Of the President.
Nice President Fairbanks. Wednes-
day. received a telegram from Senator
Mitchell of Oregon. resigning the chair
manShp of the Senate committee on
intcr-ocean canals. Senator Willard Of
Nebraska. is the ranking member of the
committee after Senator Platt of New
York. who does not desire to undertake
the lrduous work involved by this
place.
The Senate in executive session,
Wednesday. confirmed the nomination
Of IIlihu Root to be secretary of state;
Robert Bacon 10 be assistant Secre-
titry of state, and Ex-senator Louis
F.. McComas, to be a justice of the
court of appeals of the district Of
Columbia. In all these cases the for
mality of reference to committees
was dispensed with Through an over
sight the nomination of Charles J.
Bonapartc to be secretary of the navy.
was not confirmed at the executive
session of the Senate. Wednesday. 1t
is customary to confirm the nominal
lions Of cabinet officers at the first
executive session of the Senate. SEN
atOr Hale. chairman of the naval COM
mittee. was not present to move the
confirmation of the nomination of Sec.
Bonaparte, and he was overlooked.
The nomination will be confirmed,
Thursday.
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NEW SENATE BUSINESS.
Annexation of Hayti and San Domingo
Merchant Marine-RaiIroad Rates.

Washington. Dec. Ex-senator Hepburn.
today, introduced IA resolution providing
for I'll" anncNltinn of san Domingo and
HaVii to the United States.
Til" merchant marine commission bill
WIS introduced bv Senator Galliugcr r..
also presented the final report Of that
Among the bill; introduced in the Stn-
ate. today. were the following:
EN senator Foraker. his railroad rate
regulation bill
i{y Senator Eulkclcy. a bill granting y
pension Of 500 n month TO the widow o.
the late Senator FIHWiey.
I;y Senator Fulton, d bill for Il United
States district court in China.
Ky Senator Lodge a maximum and min
imum tariff bill.
BY Senator Hepburn. :; pure food bill.
BY Senator Scott, u bill providing for
Senator Dollivrr rciniroduccd the Dol
livcr-lIephurn bill relative to interstate
A bill prohibiting the us" OF money Of
insurance companies in federal elections;
WAS introduced. today. by Senator tul-
bel son. The offence is made felony ANA
punishment is fixed at from t"o to -
years Imprisonment.
Tin" bill providing for the rcor;r:lnlz1
ton of the consular service was. todI%.
rcntrodIccd ny Senator Lodge. II" also
introduced bills to prohibit the dCSccrTtttOn
of til. flag Of tn" United States; l." in
crease fine pension of army nurses ahh to
regulate the employment OF child labor IN
the District of Columbia.
\ large number of bills urged up"n
Congress by tn" navy department Wtr"
introduced in the Snnate by Senator Hale.
One hill is to promote til" administration
80 husiue@S in the navy. other bills pro
vide for the promotion of war; mt officers;
cntitle officers to the pay Of the grad" t)
which they ar" promoted from the d'E
they take rank: and to regulate the man
nor Of promotions ana r"tir0n"ntS.
Senator Frye rcinroduced his bill pro
vidiu:c means for TIN PROMOTION Of th"
efficiency Of tn" iif"SHving service, and =
uuribcr of Other bills in tn" interest Of
the merchant marine. and also Introduced
u bill providing for u national university.
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tive should he introduced, such author
ity to coordinate the work Of lechni-
cal bureaus and be responsible to the
secl etary for the organization and pre-
parcdncss Of the fleet for war, and to
advise in all military matters.
1T should be its; duty to initiate the
steps necessary to carry out the policy
Of the department Us formulated and
directed by the secretary and under
his command to direct the forces in
carrying out that policy. The effect OF
Il continued policy of military admins
tration cannot be otherwise than bcnc-
fetal to efficiency.
In really serious war, the demands
Of necessity viii compel the formation
Of some organization for the adminis-
tration Of military features By what
ever name it may be called. It's crca-
ton and organization should not be dc
laycd until war forces action"
Again Admiral Converse emphasize thu.
need of Il provision for the vice ;dmirals
foi the command of tn" North Atlantic
and Asiatic fleets.
lie rcncWS his urgent recommendation
of last year for legislation which will
enable Of1ic"rS To attain command and
flag rank at an earlier age.
Attention is called To- the injustice Of
that provision of the personnel act which
causes naval officers to suffer Il reduction
Of l. per cent of pay when on shore duty,
and its appeal is recommended.
Statistics showing the citizenship. of thu
enlisted personnel of tire navy are given.
Ninety-five per cent. OF the petty officers
are citizens of the United States and -
Fer cent. are native born. OF the enlisted
men other than petty officers, 10 per cent.
are citizens and 81 per cent. are American
born. OF the total enlisted force Of the
navy, ~ per cent. =: citizens OF the
United States of whom 81 per cent. are
native born. OF the 4l,e0o applicants for
enlistment, last year. 5000 were rejected
for oh NSicIl dis. hilitN and other cnnScS.
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DlNGLEY TARIFF LAW.
Senator Lodge Introduces Amendment
Providing for Excess Duties.

Washington. Dec. 6.-Scnator Lodge,
To-Day, introduced an amendment 10
the Dinglcy Tariff Law providing for
maximum and minimum rates of duty
so as to give preference and advantage
to the products of those countries
which do not discriminate against pro-
ducts of the United States 1t pro-
vides in specific terms for the levying
of excess duties against countries
which do not admit the goods of the
United States on terms equal to those
granted to other countries.
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JAMES w. COOPER
Recently Appointed Patent Clerk Dies
Suddenly in Washington.

Concord, n. H.. Dec. c.-.Jumcs w
Cooper, recently appointed clerk of thu
committee on PATENTS Of the National
House of Representatives.. died very sud
denly. today, of cerebral henlorrlagc
aged 81 years. He was born in Norwich.
Eng, but had resided in this country
since his 18th year. being engaged in va
riolIS capacities with leading newspapers
and hotels in New England, New York
Philadelphia and California In 1909 and
1905 ne was clerk of the New Hampshire
House OF representatives. end in 1903 and
1904 was part owner ara business manager
of the Concord New England League
baseball team. He leaves u widow and
two daughters.
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PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.

Washington, Dec 6.-The President
sent to the Senate the following nomi
nations Associate justice of the
supreme court of the Philippines,
James T. Tracey. New York; Indian
Inspector Frank G. Churchill of New
Hampshire; secretary of New Mexico,
James NJ. Reynolds of New Mexico.
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AN INCREASED REVENUE
OF $1,900,000 Will Result From New
Merchant Marine Bill.

Washington. Dec. 6.-The supple
mental report and revised bill of the
Merchant Marine Commission were
presented, today, in the Senate. by
Chairman Gallingcr, ana in the House
of Representatives by Representative
Grosvenor. The revised bill, accord
ing TO the estimate of the commission,
viii produce an Increased revenue
from the new tonnage taxes of $1,000
600 in the first Year of the operation Of
the bill from July /, 1906 to June 80,
1gU1
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Meets With Approval on the London
Stock Exchange.

London, Dec. 6.-Prcsident Roose-
Vets message TO Congress met with
today, on the Stock Elk
change. Americans opened active at
prices varying up to IL point above
parity. Other markets participated in
the general cheerfulness. Russians
were the feature reaching S2B.
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THE APPROPRIATIONS.
Estim ates. for Fiscal Year Call for
Total of $619,669,352.

Washington, Dec. 6.-The annual
book Of estimates of the appropria
lions required for the government SER
vice of the fiscal year ending June go,
1907, was transmitted to Congress. to-
day. by the secretary of the treasury.
The total for all departments, in
GLIDING deficiencies, miscellaneous and
permanent annual appropriations is
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$622,72"151. The appropriations for
the current fiscal year We're $62a.738.-
037, and the estimates for the current
fiscal year We're $619.669,8 52.
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CAPITAL JOTTINGS.

Senators Lodge and Crane of Massa-
chusctts bavc recommended the ap-
pointment of Asa =. French of Ran
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III" following unsuitable, obsolete and I'M
scrviccablC military property:
Nj oVcrcoatS with capeS.
~ oVcrcoatS without CapcS.
20 hlouses.
Us pairs trousers.
81 pairs lcggingS. new obsolete.
ti5 pairs leSGinSs, worn.
81 hats.
"a hat cords.
y; caps.
81 cap badges, Geneva crosses).
1-S helmets.
4?39 helmet trimmings, brass.
Il blankets wooden.
80 bed sacks
SS pairs chcVronS.
~ pairs trousers stripes.
is J? braSSards.
80 canteen straps, obsolete.
d waist belts, NJ V. NJ. obsolete.
go waist belt plates. NJ. V. NJ. obso-
lete.
a reloading tools, obsolete.
" adjustable chambers, obsolete.
y chargers, obsolete.
! cable cart.
Bids will be received at the office of the
Adiutant General, State House, until
Wednesday, December L. 1905, l. NJ. Bids
for less than the whole amount will not
be considered.
AUG USTUS B. FARNHAM
Adjutant General.
n30dtf
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IN THE SENATE.
Business Opens at Lively Gait, Sever.
al Hundred Bills BEING Introduced,

| Washington, Dec. 6-The Senate
began business in earnest, today. The
session was of only little more than
two hours duration, but in that time
several hundred bills and resolutions
were introduced and referred to COM
\ mittceS.
There were resolutions dealing with
these OF the national regulation of in
| surance companies, the incorporation
! of Interstate railroad companies and
| the contribution of funds to political
parties by national banks.
Foraker presented his railroad
rate regulation bill: Gallinger his mcr-
chant marine subsidy bill; Lodge bill
providing for a maximum and mini
mum tariff rate schedule in the inter-
est of reciprocity, ana Culberson Il bill
making it a penal offense to use the
money of insurance companies in poll
tics.
Ihe nearest approach to a con-
tfoVerSy arose over Il resolution pre-
scented by NeWlands directing the in
ter-state commerce commission to
draw Il bill Incorporation act for rail-
roads. SpoOner criticised the resolu-
ton as unworthy of the Senate. OBJ
lection was made to consideration Of
Il resolution offered by Tillman for in
VestiSation of the subject Of national
bank contributions for national cam
paign funds and the resolution Went
over for Il day.
Washington, Dec. Ca number of
annual reports Of public officials were
laid be fore the Senate at the beginning
Of todays session and this order was
followed by the presentation of petit
tons and bills. of which a large num-
Der were introduced.
Upon the opening of the doors. the
Senate at 2.0I Z. NJ, adjourned as a
mark of reSAtct to tho memory of John
:. Pinllncy, late Il member of the House
OF Representatives from Texas.
Among the resolutions presented was
one by NcWlauds directing the inter-
state commerce commission to frame
an act for the Incorporation of inter-
state railroads.
The Senate adopted without debate
Il resolution declaring he committee on
judiciary TO inquire into and report to
the Senate whether under the conSti-
tuition Congress has authority to Su-
peTViSe marine fire ana life insurance
The Senate then ut los went into eX-
ecutiVc session.
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Christmas
Is Coming

Buy carly and avoid the rush.
You will find at PIERCE'S
CEoCKE.3T STORE a complete
lire of HOLIDAY GOODS, suita-
bic to your wants.
ChaGiin% dishes aud the tools to 90 with
them, criftc il;irhiucS. rich decorated and
linI painted chig'.. .\l#" Quantities Of
ta.. German decorated cl...liI china at
y,rv Low prices. in fruit and berry
dishes. fruit and sauce plates. pitchers.
&r. &c Table CUTLERY as usual. Every
thing you need for the table.
PIERCE'S Crockcry Store
l,s WATER STREET, AUGUSTA
cnllv
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LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.

LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.
Eddy St. cor. Market and Powell
All Kinds of BUSINESS Chances.
s-room elegantly furnished modern corner
fiat. choicest location; oil paintings. chinaware
everything goes: will be sacrificed: owner mus,
leave city.
40 rooms centrally located. up-to-date down
town house; cheap rent; well furnished: has
big country transient trade; never clears less
than $500 per month: dissolution OF partners
reason for selling.
12s-room modern. new, downtown house:
office and billiard-room on ground floor; well
furnished; long lease: an up-to-date PROPOSE
ton: doing good business; owing to death in
family will be sold at sacrifice part down
balance long time at low interest.
% rooms: fine location: cheap rent; oak fur
niture: will take only $3.50 to get in.
60 rooms. elegantly furnished; grand new
building; fine location: all full and clearing
at big sacrifice on account Of sickness in
family
% rooms; rent only SEQ; fine location north
Of Market; good furniture and carpets; clears
SIS to $50 per month; only sll0o.
and clearing s1eo per month: will take smaller
house IN part payment; price s1400.
IS rooms: fine corner; rent $50; well fur
nished; 2 entrances; all light rooms; a snap
at $780,
SO rooms: new, modern, elegantly furnished
close to business centers: full irst-class peo-
pie: can be had at bargain; part down, bal
ance can be paid out OF house. make offer
16 rooms: close in: extra we'll furnished. but
owner is sick In hospital. and must be sold
and the price is not one-third of its value; big
bargain at $3.50.
80 rooms new, well furnished: close in: fine
TRANSIENT also permanent rooners where you
can clear over all expenses $50 per month.
retiring from business.
Al rooms: frst-class rooming house: cheap
rent; choice location. always full and clearing
will be pleased to show It to you.
A. CAMERON & CO.. EDDY ST.
A-FISHER co. James Flood bldg
Main 1854.
Present a fine line Of roonning- houses;
many real bargains; investigation desired
CORNER residence, IA sunny rooms nicely
furnished; Golden Gate ave-, east of Fill
more st: clears $40 Box 1850. Call office.
rooms; we'll furnished: state II leased etc
Address box 1908 Call office.
HOUSE of IL rooms, 225 Minna St, for sale;
cheap: all full; rent $50. Call forenoons.
A WEEKS news for cents--The Weekly Cali
lc pages. In wrapper. for mailing. 81 per year.
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WE also have a
"G-ra-n-d-s-w -e-l-I'
house. g blocks north
OF Market, that is a
dream Of beauty and
a JOY forever: private
baths: all up-to- date:
profit S213 monthly.
Price $1,000 -
= easy terms
MARION GRIFFIN.
$40 Market sc.
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s-room elegantly furnished modern corner
fiat choicest location oil paintings. chinaware
everything goes: will be sacrificed: owner mus,
leave city.
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30 rooms; centrally located up-to-date down
town house; cheap rent; well furnished: hai
big country transient trade; never clears les
than $500 per month: dissolution OF partners
reason for selling.