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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-13
Per eals-Farns and Lands-con'
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For Bais-Farns and LAnds-Con'
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TWENTY AtilEH ffeh level land, al
joining small town five minutes
walk from depot. stores. poatnffice
BadSs9sa e oressfd s End sm air. ra Sf
' hShGnr MALrnY.
pls-2o q Alaska hldg Is
n you have property 60 sell ~ Seat.
ne or ballard o. farmH 60 trade. can
ua up and lint with us. We can sell
HUNT a EDDY,
Cor Burke and sud ave- HAZARD.
Phone ballard ~ II
$40 SPOT CASH will huy 90 acres Of
good level land nicely located rioss
70 several mills. timber enough 20
~ ROBERT MAITHY.
ple.ga.si Alaska ulds ID
FREB ooyTRNMFNr LAND.
lands, timber lands. ranches Of all
q auru co.
heom Z Times bids
mon noTToM LAND % acres. alt
nins thro6Eh De iaudi tract feeeg
and nelRhhurn 81 % Terms
ROBERT MALTHf.
ais-so.n Alaska hldE "a
Cf.osE.fN farnn ana acreage. so per
acre Some improved selling out
Hes the owner niilmaH. ia the fifnes
biock, today
EfaHrEEN AcREa. adjoining small
town. s.runm huuss 81 en
ROhEnf MAIIHf.
sls.m-fi Alaska hidH ~
For sa,s--Rssl Ests,.
xxsx xxxx 5000
INTERNATIONAL REAL ies- =
STATE AND ADV Utfth= n
x Rooms @ end - linton Block =
- Phones Main tise
0Enx 49, $500 a
t0o-f acfen waterfront slopes gepuy
fo waters edge fue hfath. ideal
place FOR summer home
~ acres level land good soll weli 10
Gated. nn raHF tef@H
y acre rood coil 80. II taken now.
q 10 sn acres for sale or trade. in
Douglas fountE5 pasture and
wheat lard god spring - never
fNNIINE MaaHF. HHH ST HINHH WI
choice wheat land.
noraEs AND LOTS
81 ~ Modern fsruum house uu Beacon
4 III llnl ipi latias flas lawn aud
fiower terms.
4 Pine l.roem house. o. corner
int ualn or rat tine tns gar
den planted terms
aiK groom house orchard IN rear
This 10 fine corner level lot On
in. terms
3s esrai modern uss houses ~ Frs.
lafn, lps, fialsssa from %
) 40 down. baiaHes eu moaih3 in-
Is y have listed sna photographed a
iafEr number - haaAsH fhis week
oar customers eau fIHa IL few mo
mfnta just NhaI fhs8 aanI watch
Z ~ daily huiietin en- oar ssGan nes
wYrk %
nasisra g.roern saass On ath Avenue
Hnrth VI Nsaisf Nith tua good
feefns ig basement stationary sash
trays lot aHtu. absolutely unob-
s-fonfn madefn cottage h EHlFefsitr
district one block from eaf Coed
terms can BE- So
Corner suaiM ta allies aH faih avenue
hear Prospect street Price infiudrs
ssWrr De- aud uaia
-
flHta3 University district ore block
from car &iue
a.
ssilp ou nth avsHur. tua blocks from
Madison
riiFt.AN a coHFEfIn
EEt - aiu1f nfdE
G.huhsa Main ia Ind ie1 III
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Q Q o o 9 . Q Q o o o .
PE. CLAYTON q SOY .
o Real EFtzts. Leans and o
40 Esw YotA nlpek
60 osooo oeo oeooo
n.lae
asraotn new mndsrm house lat avenue
sect Queen Anne I'M blocks car.
~ ~ nma
tfnon house aataihiaR Capitol mIl
kadifiun. iof sfafa 81 fnssisfu sight
if view ~ i-aks IS sshinafun. Terms
- cash. balance 81 PEI month
i-ifs Iusntanes
n q CLAYTON 4 son.
rs Ssw Yerk hloes -
wfrrLRR 4 JOHNSTON.
Reel Epsaie - Al kines Prices.
Terms locations 70 suit AL
81 So 8 ruufn modern house rents Tor
tis ~ PER mo minutes on fenltr
q. ~ Nrw ~. ta-date eazY t=raasn cot
faEr fine piumhins al street wcrk
iH and paid. : hleeh from car. queen
Anuf iiil vest fins xtsu
$40 3 room uiasfered house. lat ifn-
proved With a-fsaf-pid fruit trees.
street Improved ents paid. y min
utfs on Rainier Heights car
tza- lot @at@ lt minutes ou Rainier
txa- acres hishlY improved bottom
land ~ bearing fruit trees bal On
hay ~ minutes OF iHterufhAn
Come in n interested IN anY line %
real estate and see oaf uat
Rooms ~ 60 - Downs nag. 70. ina
Avenue
Main J1i-Phones-ind. Ais1
81 20 10 acre ranch. Z acres cleared.
. h0Hae barn chicken houses. fpFiug !
mile from Hichmoud and near Hal
A. = % acres close u Kingston. fine
house 9 bal rms o. fruit trees. . acres
tisnb 4 cows aud team rrtra.
.H1n acres stump land. near Kingston
HhiuNir Mill cedar ard uiliug s. co
I5H acres stump lands waterfront
Moods canal good soil salmon
stream. nsaf = Q .
Trade s-room new house lot 5oxiHo.
frvit trees. near Ballard car value
Ch6ice timber rsilnaulahmsnt cheap
isn ncrrs near KINGSTON. waterfront
aiNmp land, good soil 8 -
iOWA LAND co.
90 Arcade Bids. Seattle.
low PRICED LOTS
Lots ln capitol tim District from 800
~ one double corner - feet 'FRONT.'
aEr Tor 81 f1n Also cheap improved
property on Capitol I'M.
WEST SEATTLE.
Two choice lots I've hlueks from car
line fine view, Tor enl1 SO cash
BUSINESS LOCATION
Grocer site in thlrkiF settled potion
~ the city No grocery within = ~
mile Corner. building s front 3
fine rooms pantry bath aud closets
Co secure this location Will have IL
good thinr from the start Price
1. } sPRENgIE,
80 Arcade nldE Phone Main 1895
A 6us rs
RAINIER HEIGHTS
New l-room house. an modern with
fine view Of lake and mountains.
price 9au0O
LESLIE NJ ADAMS
A. Starr Boyd BLDG. IT
AN ENTIRE BLOCK"
laNH0. Beautifully situated beyond
woodland Park fine domestic.
OF suitable Tor subdivision. For 500
Rapid enhancement assured. look
CHARLES soMERs COMPANY.
sni4 Alaska Bldg. Ia
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STEWART STEWART a CO.
Heam - Union Block
HOMES 10 Rrtr ALL.
"a 200 Elegant Groom house lqt 90
~ 18TH Ave. paved district
q 90 each. balance Go Huit puf-
chaser
o. 20 Beautiful 4-rnom house. modern
IA every respect lot faln -.
Gated uu I4th Ave. beautiful
view ~ Lake Will rrii nH trfmH
$500 ysfg elegant home on 18Th Ave
O On cash. balance 60 Hult pars
chaser.
8 0os Very pretty Groom. modern
house lot HikiN. located an
aHth Ave r block rHr lire SO
cash. balance - per month.
g. 30 room madsrn house on lot 90
10. located on 18th Ave. North.
q. G18eVefY pretty Groom. modern cot
taaH on idi tnHe4. cement walk :
o. and paid this j. loratrd aH
- eash. baiance 80 per month.
81 f.s9ae fuau neu. modern cottage. lot
NslHa. near Madison car Has
- cash balance 80 pet month.
81 90 room cottage lot soEtae $50
cash. balance o. poe month.
100 - room coftaEc. y acre q
ground OF car line tgg nash
balance 81 per month
STEWART STEWART a Co.
Room = uluu Block
7Ia First Ave.
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ID ysara 40 there was a possibility
~ Seattle never becumina grsaf
city bat se have SOC 100 COO people
ias y o. : pef wsss ineesisd
iH eiaassiu HaHfhsaut Seattle iatH
vii make fou rich q sou hang @.
o. their. esesHse we wiN have = haAf
ssars aplst h. s ssa. in,.s. ys ssa
savings ard slgs sos only Bsg eehg.
when fuB run hii me rick II the
s ss - s s5Sss S ,au sst os IN =
small part af The profit Your
money i safeF in lots because ~
eHs esa afeaI them Tots are only
siasssiA s'i ii ~ osiy a's i mih rls i.a
Take WISH - car GO Soul beast -
attls ssaftis Homeseshrr &c. Il
I + IL nEAE 8 CO
81. - = roam hansr Close Co. SCHOOL.
H. eaHh. 81 e month
30 tfa.fT eettaRs. 2 Eood lotsi On
81 30 fa6aa taa.dsru hsuse. fine vieNs
- cash balance easy
car the 10 down. balance IKE
q SO Pins room modern house. easY
terms IaH will have 60 HURRY
n zoe Want 90 st this.
LOTS LOTS LOTS
NO Lot nsaf q Gapitni iiIil Addition
f.aa fins corner infa easy terms
f1l9ais niee lots half cash. Ii
We have q Broom house. unfinished
inside : block from Everest Inter
urban ard 3 blocks from Fremont
ballard ear line on haV at for
5000 cash Thlm " surely q bar
sale Remember 49, EiVr a round
friu 20 HarttnHd Nlth every purchase
fnaae fhfa MHek
HINT a EDDY.
Cor Burke ard snd ave Ballard
IsHuua Ballard Ia II
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Fer Rent--houses
FOR RENT HOUSES AID FIAfH

CHANCE 70 make your rent money.
Buy home. Only - lniuutes ride %
other time. come cut On the evening
Cffica euef t. clock
The Jewish outlook., 1905-01-27
ORPHEUM.

One Of the strongest bills that has
ever been presented at the Orpheum is
holding the boards this week. Cole 4
johnson, the head-liners, are so far su-
perior to other colored entertainers that
they simply stand in class by them
selves. Ching Ian Foo company Of
illusionists, who came direct from the
"pike' at the st. Louis Fair, is another
strong feature on this weeks bill. They
produce buckets and buckets Of water
from simple silk robes. Next week we
are to have the big Orpheum Road
Show, the greatest vaudeville company
in existence This show is under the
personal direction of Martin Beck,
which is ample proof of it's quality.
Mcintyre & Heath, the perennial min
strel favorites, are the head-liners.
The seats are now on sale.
The Jewish outlook., 1905-01-27
Domestic News

The ladies of Temple B'nai Abraham, Chi
and art bazar to take place the 18th of Feb
ruary. The bazar to be held during the af-
ternoon and evening
Women of the Jewish Hospital Associa-
tion of New York have determined to raise
$4,000 for the equipment of the new build
ing and they are now formulating their
plans for this undertaking.
New York, Jan. 24.-Ex-Congressman
Edwin Einstein, wealthy lawyer, who was
Republican candidate for mayor of New
York against Thomas F. Gilroy in 1892,
died suddenly tonight from heart failure.
Police Commissioner McAdoo of New
York has received a letter from two Jewish
daily newspapers on the East Side compli
menting him on the manner in which the
force handled the crowds the Sarasohn
funeral.
The Cincinnati section of the Council of
Jewish Women has extended an invitation
to the national body to hold the next ma
tional convention in Cincinnati. The con-
vention will be held Thanksgiving week of
November, 1905.
The Machzikei Talmud Torah of New
York City dedicated their new house at 68
East Seventh street, January End. Towards
this building Jacob Schiff donated $4,000.
The Talmud Torah is institution where
Judaism is taught to young Israel from the
original Hebrew.
versity announced by the trustees, was
one from Mrs. Annie Nathan Meyer-a por
trait of Rev. Gershon Seixas, who was
very ardent revolutionary patriot and the
minister of the Spanish and Portuguese
Jewish congregation.
DR.. David Blaustein, superintendent of
the Educational Alliance, has resumed his
duties after an absence of six weeks, dur
ing which he investigated Jewish condi-
tions in the South and West. The trip ex-
tended through Illinois, Alabama, Wiscon-
sin, Ohio Kentucky and Louisiana.
Mr.. Henry Phipps, who is generous sup
porter Of the Educational Alliance New
York, has offered to give $1,OOO,O0O for the
erection of model tenements in that city.
The Hon. Isidor Straus, president of the
alliance, will be vice president of the
ciety to be organized to carry out Mr..
Phipps' plans.
nal institutions were present at luncheon
given by Mr.. Adolph Lewiston, president
of the Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Orphan
Asylum, New York. The purpose of the
gathering was to discuss the advisability
of consolidating all the existing Jewish
charitable institutions in the city. The plan
was rejected.
Isaac N. Seligman announced last week
that he, together with Jacob H. Schiff
Adolph Lewisohn, Felix M. Warburg and
few others, had planned a campaign against
the social evil the East Side, New York,
which had taken a new lease of life de-
scribed as startling. While their efforts are
directed principally against the cadet sys-
tem' kindred vices are also to be attacked.
1t was observed by Magistrate Cornell Of
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
EDITORIAL OPINION
A President at Play.

From the New York World
II Is the boy in President Roosevelt that
keeps him fresh and up 70 his work. All
him when he sets out with party of his
own boys and their boy friends for "a
r1shts camping expedition in the hi $
near oyster Buy.
A man who can take his fun without az
fection in that kind of company Is al
ways sure to have plenty of friends And
he will not have 20 wait for an of them
to grow up There is no cud OF harl-
headed old money grubhcrs who can look
back 10 the Joy of having swapped yarns
around a campfire and slept under the
open sky. Those who cannot are likely
TO wish they could
stutcsmanship does not dep nd alto
gethcr upoa being "a stl-4n nss.' ms Tom
Corwn once said staid pondorous Ser
utors may be shocked at the indccorous
spectacle Of President of the Unit
States going out camping with n lot Of
is-year-olds. Kaiser Wilhelm. MI Roosc-
velrs world rival could not do it - Is
not m him. Neither Is it u the Kaiser s
dignlacd uncle Edward But when the
President unbonds ne does IT naturally;
he enjoys o., il is his way II is gocd
sport for him TO pitch his own tent in the
woods and cook his own supper
But It would never do for an Presden-
tial candidates TO pattern after him II
is necessary TO he a Roosevelt TO do that
sort Of thing and do it right.
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
ITHE G4RDEN MONTH BY YlfoNTH--AUGUs1


August is the harvest month Of the gar
den IL is tho time of realizaton and com
plctsness The nower garden is now a the
height OF maturity The ear'y plants have
bloomed and done with; but the later
plants-the plants grown from seed the
rich late nowerers, the plants one has
labored fol aud most wished to see in
bloom these arc now 10 the perfection CO
maturity, and the garden S abia1e with
color as 90 never was before. ard as.
alas' u soon viii not be aga o.. IL b.. there
fore. the harvest month the month when
an The flower lowers nopes aie realized,
and the harvest of abot j. complete.
There is now mo- creative work 90 be
dcno that has long since been hnished
and canfi ted one cr; realize ow how
far right one was in the pnun'us and arr
iausearnt ~ will be % sefyiccaple thing
TO mako records of the colof ahfme.
iottlng down the lea .he- of ceic where
they especially ~ sdomtnHie and sindNius
the excellence of No, ptts'nt result of
arianllus TOR betterius The ueNt season.
II is good loo. TO watch ones neighbor S
gardens To note wheie.n they excel one s
own 20 sec what iafe and curious plants
be may have and how successful he may
have been with commonet and more fie.
puen. plants Nor should one trust q
one's memory in such mntters; "a litti,
notebook viii be useful for this work
and at the end OF the season should us
richly stored with knowledge and sue.
gestiln. much Of which should bear soaa
]
/ should 1850 be fully noted, ion the hesl
of memories are apt 10 fan al times. and
written record has a value and utilits
that mere memory can not give.
While the garden has loug since beer
complete. and is now perfected from In,
Towering standpoint there is still worl
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
SATURDAY. July p zoos.
COUNCILMAN PosTLes.

A THE nnsle in Council become
a more involved the motives Of GER
tain gentlemen become clearer
Councilman Postlos viii allow his six
colledguos one Of the Offices to be nled
providing they viii give him the rest. Tho
modssty Of his demand is apparent. par
ticula :. when aus a primo consideration
he insists ON his own SON being given a
place Of considerable responsibility. coun-
Gilman Poso,s is not afraid Of the charge
Of nepotism- lie is playirs his own party.
the party which elected him. to secure
personal advantage
Councilman Postles is not the hrst
statesman who built his hopes ON the
plan Of me or nobody he is not the
hrst who has regarded the party as slme-
thins to bestow personal rewards. But it
takes lot Of money TO carry such a sys-
ten to satisfactory conclusion. and II
John Edward Addlcks didn't have enough
means, others may fail
And this brings us TO a consideration Of
innuenees- Who are behind Councilman
Postless There are ramors that may dc
certain senuemen an injustice. II is said
that tailins TO make the desired showing
at The primaries they now rejoice to see a
Republican majority turned into a help.
less minoriiy-for they ARE in a minort,
With Councilman Postlcs voting with the
Democrats
we don't know the motives behind the
selection Of the caucus nominees Of the
Republicans, and in one case we think
The selection might have been improved.
since it suggests perpetual onice-holdine.
But that IS not the point now IT had no
Influence On Councilman Postles He
wants cheeseman's whole bunch OF
them-and viii sacrifice his party to get
them
No~ We truS, that under the circum-
stances she Republican members VIII say
70 Postles. 'you can't have a solitary Of
nee By ON votes the Democrats may dc
as they please" That is the medicine
statssman Posues requires.
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
WILL FIGHT THEATRICAL TRUST
Two enterprises Are Incorporated at
Trenton-capital Stock 100000.

Trenton, July 1.-Two theatrical en-
torprises were given State charter yes
tcrday ard il is believed that they are
the beginning of an organized fight
against the Theatrical Trust as controlled
by Slaw n Erlanger.
Il is understood that the Schubert
Brothers. Harrison Grey Fiske and David
Belasco are back of the concerns. one
company is the Sam 5. Schubert Booking
Agency. with the Corporation Trust Conn
pany of Jersey city as agent. The capital
stock is $4,000 The ncorporators are n.
o. Coughlan. Thomas =. Barrett and
James NJ. Woods rhe company is to bool,
plays and theatrical attractions and IL
cense others TO produce them.
The other concern is the Empire Theatre
Company and the agent in charge is the
Corporation Trust Company The capital
stock is $4,000 The incorporators are H.
O. Coughlan Thomas F. Barrett and
james NJ Woods. The company is Ia
carry on a general theatrical business.
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
READABLE RHYMES
Agatha.

Agatha.
She wanders IN the Apr1l woods
That glisten with the fallen shower,
She leans her face against the buds.
She stops. she stoops she plucks a
flower.
She feels the ferment of the hour;
She hroodeth when the ringdove
broods;
The sun and flying clouds have
power
Upon her cheek aud changing moods
She cannot think she is alone.
As over her senses warmly steal
Floods of unrest she fears to own,
And almost breads to feel.
Among the summer woodlands wide
Anew She roams. no more alone;
The JOY she feared is at her side
Springs bushing secret now Is
known
The primrose and its mate have
flown
The thrush's ringing note hath died
But glancing eye and glowing tone
FAN on her from her god. her guide.
She knows not, asks not, what the
goal
She only feels she moves toward
bliss.
And yields her pure unquesiioning
soul
TO touch and fondling kiss.
And still she haunts these woodland
ways,
Though an fond fancy nnds there
TO mind OF spring and summer days
Are sodden trunk and songless
bougt.
The past sits widowed on her brow
lHomeward she wends with wintry gaze
To walls that house hollow vow.
To earth where love hath ceased tC
blaze;
Watches the clammy twilight wane
With grief too iiN'd for woe or tear
And with her forehead gainst tn,
pane,
Envies the dying year.
Alfred Austin.
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
pELAwARE AeuNpANcE.


T Asst spring when a single nights
II : frost wiped out the peach crop Of
Delaware and the happening was re-
ported to the press. the metropolitan
papers brought forth their hoary jokes
about the peach buds always being
killed
Wen the time for the first varieties
TO so to market has arrived and the
peaches are not here. There are whole
orchards where there is not one. and
hundreds where there are not In the
aggregate ten baskets. In certain
sections there are few. but If the
people Of Delaware eat peaches this
summer they will have to import
them.
But other midsummer products are
abundant Great quantities Of fine ap-
pies and plums are being shipped. and
pears are going to market To date
the truck farmer has had no occasion
for complaint. The prices may not
prove satisfactory. but the yield viii
be great.
Tomatoes and melons are beginning
20 ripen. and there are abundant crops
OF trucks that used 10 grace the gar
dens but now crowd the fields.
The home markets from this period
to the middle Of September will be hn-
I
ed with about everything that delights
the palate. excepting the peach. and
that we shall have to purchase else
where
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
THE GLAZED kIo INDUSTRY.

A BOUT year ago the editor OF
"a this paper happened to meet on
car the president Of one Of the larg-
est leather concerns in Wilmington. In
the course Of conversation the manu-
facturer said II have just bought
pair Of shoes. know something
about leather and got the best pair in
the store just think Of it, when I
came to pay for them the bin was only
$500 They are Wei kid. and better
leather cannot be put in shoe"
he went on to say that the kinds
Of leather which have made Whining
ton famous the world over have de-
clined in demand and that the tendency
these days is in the direction of pat
ent feathers and enamels The Vici
kid is durable, comfortable and sani-
tary. he declared. while the patent
leathers are hot. uncomfortable anc
unsanitary. Fashion" he declared
lis responsible for the change. though
some day we are bound to return t,
the soft. flexible feathers"
That was the opinion OF an expert
and nobody win deny the truth Of n.
conclusions. And vet the manufac
tvre Of glazed kid is on the wane. no
only in Wilmington. but general,
People prefer the enamslisd leather
because they like ths polished appear
ahce, although they DO not wear salts
facteriiy and there is iittlo comfort Z
be expected CT them.
Thersfors. there is q me,ensrt o.
foot ia Wilmington 10 EDUCATE ihe npb
lie in the matter OF shoes and 70 q
missionary work aiong the line 81 ia
selection OF leathsrs. Our ranufsctpr
erH Of course are interested and the
sskiEs &c prstsnse or being inspired b
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
WORLDS NE WIS
WASHINGTON.

The first attempt to obtain laborers
In large numbers for work on the Pam
anna Canal is to be made today, when
bids viii be asked for 1000 each Of
Chinese. japanese and italian laborers.
Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson
made statement acknowledging that
three errors were made i'm the June to-
bacco report. but the revised report is
sued showed corrections Of many more
mistakes.
RUSSIA.
The zemstvo Congress at Moscow
voted an appeal to the nation, and
adopted a resolution urging the people
TO resist the arbitrary and unjust acts
of the government.
FOREIGN.
A large band of Bulgarians attacked
two Turkish villages and massacred
the entire population.
MISCELLANEOUS
BY the explosion Of a boiler on the
United States gunboat Bennington at
San Diego. Cal, fifty sailors were kill
ed and scores wounded. Many of the
latter will die. The boiler for some
time had been regarded as unsafe,
though the latest Official report of its
condition was favorable. Among the
seriously injured is e. B. Ferguson,
lmachinists mate. of Philadelphia.
The s6S5.000 loan of the Mercantile
Trust Company to the joint account Of
j. w. Alexander and Thomas d. Jor-
dan has been traced to J. II. Hyde, his
name being indorsed on the note as
vice president of the Equitable. Full
particulars with regard to the transact
tion are In the hands of the State au-
lthorities.
The teamsetrs of Chicago who de-
clared their long-fought strike Off
stampeded for work. but few of them
obtained employment.
NJ. r. Hancock. millionaire ploy in
ventor was killed and his wife, son
and daughter were seriously injured in
Ian automobile accident in Los An
Igeles
Fifty tons of dynamite, probably the
largest blast ever to be set off. win be
discharged today to improve the Ports
mouth (N. H) Navy Yard and Harbor.
Charles w. Alexander. the singing
evangelist. fresh from his triumphs in
England. where. working with the Rev.
r. A. Torrey, he converted $4,000 per-
sons arrived in New York yesterday.
Black rust caused bound upward in
lSeptmeber wheat Of Us cents in the
Chicago market, and nearly cents at
minneapolis.
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
Real Estate Bulletin :.
OF DESIRABLE PROPERTIES
FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE CHEAP-Tae beautiful
stone mansion and grounds situ-
ate on Beech street between Rodney
and Clayton. having a frontage of 240
feet on Beech street and running back
405 feet 10 Oak street. Dwelling con-
talns Is rooms and five bath rooms.
electric lights. Lawn is full of large
aud rare shade trees. This property
IS UP to date in all Of its apartments,
one Of the finest in the city,comnand-
ing a good view of the city, the Della
ware river and surrounding country.
Win be sold for less than one-half of
what it cost. Apply Real Estate De-
paitmeut the Equitable Guarantee and
Trust Company j2t-tf