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New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
LONG TIE-UP on BRIDGE
Br0oklyn1teS HALL TO TOrk for
Three Hours

From T:3O until 1910 o'clock Yesterday morn
ing traffic held UP on the able line OF TIN.
Brooklyn Bridge. resulting in one of the most
serious delays on the bridge in years. Thou
sands of persons who We're unable to get aboar ri
the electric cars were forced 10 walk and fer
nearly three hours the foo.way was iammed
with slowly moving. disgruntled mass Of hu-
manity
broken axle was the cause Of the delay.
The accident happened about FIVE hundred feet
west of the Brooklyn terminal. The car was
crowded, a dozen or more women being among
the passengers. When the men saw that long
delay was ahead Of them they braved the third
rail and walked back TO the terminal but the
women preferred to remain in the car
Emergency tickets were issued 10 the passen-
gers who arrived at the Brooklyn terminal on
the elevated trains. but the electric cars We're
soon taxed far beyond their usual capacity and
the majority of RrOoklyntes had the alterna-
tive of walking or waiting until traffic resumed
It's normal condition At least five thousand per-
sons were backed up at the Brooklyn end of the
bridge shortly after the accident. hut the Brook
lynites accepted the inevitable Furniture vans.
express wagons and every kind of empty vehi-
Gle was pressed into service and filed indiscrn-
inatelY with men and women.
Despite the rush and crush of the crowds.
there were only two minor accidents Samuel
H Mcconnell. Of Nc 4S7 Greene avenue. Brook
lyn. was run over by frightened horse driven
BY William Loughlin. Mcconnell was taken 10
eral contusions. H. NJ. Hunter. an enlploye OF
the Waldorf pushed off a crowded trolley
and piained his ankle and was bruised
The transit company set at work i'm
mediately on the disabled car. and new trucks
We're placed under it. But II was a long time
before the damaged car was run into the repair
shop Considerable criticism was made on all
sides because the railroad management neglect
I'd TO operate shuttle cars the south roadway
of the bridge willis the north roadway was
blocked This. it said. would have eased
The congestion considerably
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
FOOD FOR JAPAN FREE.
Red Cross Society 1ccepts Harri-
mans offer to Ship 1t.

Tsrl.~s cond TORS in Seudai and the northern
province or japan continue serious, according 10
private a6v'ces. TIE New York State Red Cross
as dete~mI1 led "a raise not only money. but food.
a meeting % tie JaIaueSc Famine Committee was
aeld I'm the ofzoe of Samuel Woolverton in TIE
E-iatu National Bank. Yesterday afternoon. The
Committee voted 20 accept TIE offer of z. n Harri-
l0au 20 ship free two thousand tons OF food 10
-7pan. by way ~ The Union Pacific and Southern
Facifc railroads and Pacific Mail steamships.
ANY freight station the railroad viii receive
fle food, Which shOgt be marked For tne jap
,uess Famine ana cOnslSrec - Count Matsukata.
PRESIDENT of rr- Japanesr u-1 cross. Every pack
are SHOULD n,re card showing What il contains
hsr of foods suitable for tns japanese. which
vas prepared uv Ihe late Frank A. Nivanr will
he revised tl DR. Iakamne. scientist. and Con
81 General Tchida. and will De- the guide as 10
Hl.rr GOOD lD ship. Labels printed in JaDanese will
ol -tc recipients how 10 cook the food
.fr. ADoIreFI0n succeeded Mr. Nivanti as chair
J y Schiff. the treasurer. has 50 far re-
..'fel s=2 ~ 40. ,N5 Fifth THE is aparf
-rau .hs recent nie raised by The Christian
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
TO MAKE PORTO RIcANs CITIZENS.
Bill To BE Advocated by Governor Winthrop
Business in the Island.

Washington April 2-Representattve Cooper, NJ
Wisconsin introduced bill to-day granting United
States citizenship 10 the inhabitants of Porto Rico
It Is understood Governor Winthrop is 10 advocate
the passage of the bill
Governor winthrop arrived in Washington to-
dsv ard viii appear in q few days before the
House Committee on Insuar Affairs 70 discuss con
ditious in Porto Rico.
ECommercial conditions very satisfactory in
the island now, with the exception Of the coffee
market said the Governor The Porto Rican
coffee rasers are greatly in need of q market in
the United States and are anxious for the passage
Of a bill by Congress which will lay duty on the
coffee OF foreign countries entering the United
states, and thus give Porto Rican coffee a chance
o get foothold In this country.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
NEGROES ONLY AT THIS HOTEL
Whites Will Be Barred from Hamilton Hall,
at Atlantic City.
- 1nlegrspt . The TrLbune

Atlantic city. y j. April 2--Residents Of
Chelsea are astonished at a sign that has been
pIace1 in front Of Hamilton Hall. announcing
thai the hotel will open shortly and will accom-
nodate colored guests only.
Hamilton Hall was purchased few u eeks ago
by George Washington colored man. who will
run il the coming season.
Tba botei Is in an excellent part Of Chelsea be-
sids rhe handsome cottage occupied each sum
lner bv Rodman Wanamaker.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
CITY MORTALITY RATE LOWER.
Deaths 1858 Last Month Against 1858 in
March Of Last Year.

Commissioner Darlington OF the Board of Health
announces that. despite the increased population
the death rate for the month OF March was less
than that Of March. 1885. In that year it was Hll
while for the month just passed il was 2os3 with
the total number of deaths for the month i'ss. a
against SIS I'm March last year ,
An ANALYSIS Of the causes of death shows that
IN March 1906. ~ people died from cerepro-spinal
meningitis. while only 10 died from This disease last
month. -, -.
Several other dis sees, the other hand SNOW
an in the ortslity rate namely fFa~l'a
a1phfheria tuber- uloss and pneumonia
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
Uier ON HUNDREDTH BIRTHDAY.

.alcaao April - dispatch to The Tribune
from Wabash Ind, says
The Hev :. Murray. wei known German Ran
'Irr minister. died YESTERDAY II was the hun
s...rlbefHa1N fII-I. he expccte. 10
celebrate the event bs preaching the last sermon
bis SIC He been IN tie ministry for seventy
yeHHs
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
James McCreery g. Co.
Linen Room

Linen Room
Second Floor
Sale of Linen for Summer
homes.
Is "a c h ed danask Table
cloths. An extensive vari-
ETY. of new patterns.
72Xs2 in. 2.25 & 800 each
92X9O 2.75 " 3.15
72xfOs " 3.25 $50
9Ox90 $50 4.75
90x1OS " 4.25 5.75
Napkins to match.
Breakfast size 2.25 & 3.OOdoz
Dinner size 3.25" 4.25
Hemstitched Linen Pillow
Cases.
22x36 i'm. 9Oc and 1.2O pair
25x36 1.25 {" 1,45
~SAoO LOO -
Hemstitched Linen Sheets.
Single or twin he'd size.
12x1OS inches.
5.15 per pair
Double bed size. 9Ox1OS in.
6.75 and 500 per pair
A complete stock of fine TablecIoths and Nap-
kins. New handsome patterns. for square or
round tables and quantity of fine Napery;
suitable for wedding and anniversary gifts.
Twenty-third Street.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03

Ezir Mattresses
Made for comfort and service.
Pure hair-no shoddy. no cot
Ton. no excelsior. no mixture of
any kind-Covered with the hest
A. C.. 4. ticking. All full
Iensths-in following widths
4 II 5 inches-45 ibs.
sos II. .5S- IS 39S 70 p 9S
8 ft-40 lbs
7.0S-- 1925 70 9S to 19.9S
: II 8 inches-35 lbs
COS. Dos. II .9S 70 II %
10 lbs
, 9S s. S.9S 9. as 70 u 90
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
TO CARRY COAL AT REDUCED RATE.

IBv Telegram Il The Tribune
Providence April 2-President 81 Melien Of tho
New York. Now Haven and Hartford Railroad has
announced q reduction Of 10 cents ton in tho coal
carrying that ro2d-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
g Tent Figured Dress Nets
Special Sale. .-...... 50
Nickel
Bathroom Fixtures

y 1-L- lLzl 1'4AlL1 -
Quality the Best-guaranteed
Assortments-LargeSt
rrice--Lowest-
= great variety of we'll chosen. pracs
teal pieceS-nO snowy. useless
substantially we dwell upon. for
all aro of heavy nickel on solid
brass-no better.
Square ana ovsI-ror vail tus or stand
% go. 80 10 -
SPONGE FACES-for tub cr wall
90. 70 50 to Z So
GLASS HOLDERS. ...-..--.- % ~ 80
PAPER ROLLERS AND BOXES
IS SO 50 70 f.te
TOOTH BRUSH HOLDERS
10 Is SO SO 70 So
TOWEL BARs-I-cIat,nS Glass and : ana
50 40. 60 70 ? 80
MATCH BOXES-for wall
parIo~ Or safety matches --- "a - "a
ROBE AND CLOTHES HOOKS
C1o. two OF rhrss prong 5to 50
CONF NATION PIECES
For Sponge and Soap ------ 70 20 I 50
Tooth Brush and Glass 50 70 I go
soap zad Tooth BrIsh .20
Oak Ea,h seats --.-..------ SO 10 .9S
Glass Shelves
IS - 20 inch ...-.. = Z = - 3 %
Towel Rings -...-.-..-,-- so
Towel Rollers ..-.---.---.. f.fQ
Rins OF wash Eag Hooks. 3
Tovo1 Pins -.-....--.--.,-- .f2,c %
Bath Thermonet-rs-with chain. --.-. %
Eubssr Nars-for 'rb .-.--..----- SO
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03

may be Rad free OF charge, at the Uptown
ONCE OF The New-YoTk Tribune. 1851
broadway. between 36th and 3Tth sts-
Elegantly furnished apartment, private
bath, s 30 daily including meals. two.
SIS weekly. one. So THE VAN RENS-
SELAER. Is East 11th 81
HEATED furnished rooms TO rent. board
opttocal. private family; home comforts;
gentleman NELSON. 213 West 106th 81,
lsd MADISON AVE. Saith st.-Ideal central
iocatien attractive and clean rooms; per
Iect cooking: dainty service.
sol WEST 18TH ST-Three rooms, pri-
Nats bath; good table; good location; two
piocks subway express. HALL.
Beautiful ROOMS, WITH BOARD:
. also table board, in exclusive house
Ms. L c. LENT, so Riverside Drive.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.


WA&TED Junior partner for engineering
coI-.auy. ,ecnn3ceI educ7tion good con.
,,a-ttnrs and So. 600 in cash TO buy irterss
required Addres. A n, Ir7une ptoWn
Once 1864 Broadv7t-
WANTED -RriEhe young man with so. t1'0
To- take active iHt0res, IN "stahilSEeG
business Agents not considered Re-
FTNFp 4Si Tribune. 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
1POTl

Linen AT TaIetaS. worth AZ .--.- -
1r,o,rtee Ma4ras-th-ee-colcr oorbina-
tic-e-so inch--Elscvhe-e 81. 10. 80
Elsewhere 81. .Sn... 97
Finer. in great assortment. . 81. -.
Errbroidered Curtain Cretes-Sofr
Ezyptian warn. with oolored stained
glass eHActs-finished edSe-for
Sa=nes and vestibules .-.-..--.---- A9
Finer and wider 70 81 70
Novelty C,rrtas- Svisses-vhiro wtth
colored detached figures
Sc inch-Worth 30. ...---...-. I 8
rrench Curtain NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
weaves-dots and combination
strires and figures
Sc iach-real value II .-.---.-... ( =
IS inch-real value - and 80 10
Persian strire prareriss so inch-
for all kinds of cirv and
country furnishings -----.------- %
CROSS STRIFE CURTAINS
Esvptian Yarr-coIore9 stripes ....- 70
snowhake-cluster stripe -..------.--1 I 40
Shadow Cr-pe-stripe dado ...-.--.-t I .9S
With fancy or solid strires Of gold.
old blue. rose. green crimson = 4S
Heavy M-ttled Tz-u-e1lover
combination stripes --.--.----- I -9S
Oriental cross Stripes ...-.--.--- = 40
Pure White Snowflake
silk cross strtrss- = 70
Fancy MottIe wesv--vnite and
cold with two-toned line stripes 5 %
Shadow Crer~--cIuster stripes %
colored italian silk --.---.-- 8 ~
Shaded G-enadine-Brocade dsdo- -4 2 IS
Colonial Novelty Net Curtatrs-
solid green and red --------.--- .--st. y
Finer Novelty Curtains "a ST.aS
Goods 70 match. rv ys-d. .f2iz - -
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions cents per line sixteen
words. seven times consecutively. 81. wnico
entities advertiser to have rooms entered IN
The Tribune's Directory OF Desirable Rooms
Ior period OF fourteen days Write for
circular
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03

Persian LAWNS inch-valus = Z D
Fine Imported Persian
Iawns-52 inch-value -S5. -----..,-- "a
India I.fnons-56 inch-resularly ID 1 ,
Lingerie Lavns-3s tnch-valus "a. I !
French Lawns-45 in--elsewhsre 20. 9
SILK Chifonette-eIsewbsre - --- %
Extra fin SILK Chironettes-
- tnch-valu~ 80 ----. .---.-,-.-.-.-- 50
Chiffon Batist.-47 inch-value 45- %
Mercerized Batistss-4T inch
value 50 Observation-Disclosures --.---..---- -2S
French Batiste-5O inch-velue SO. 80
French OrEandies-6s inch-value .sS 40
Dotted Swiss-31 t7ch-vaIue 20. .---- Al
Fiz'd Swiss-lsrKe variety Of figures
and floral desiEns-value5 up 70 - 4S
Irish Linen Finish SuirinEs-for
Yachting aud Shirt Waist Suits snd
nurses uniforms-yord wide. ...--.- I = =
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
MACHINERY

At prDrrCED PRICES. 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines Iu!lS
-,,.renteed. mach.nsrv bought ana et
-nanEsd GEO. + FpDY- SJS MSdis"h -
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
Sample Bed Sets
~ khru+ Ealf TSirs.

Exquisite Point de Paris. Irish
Point, DuChesse effects ami rich
floss embroidered Nets; two to
zen sets of n kind.
Reinc samDles. YOU can buy
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
washable
White
Dress Fabrics
Splendid
Stock

Extra values in fashionable
weaves, for confirmation and
wedding dresses. and dainty
waists and underwear.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
ySrURNIsHEp ROOMS TO LET,

ord STREET. 20 EAST ,opposite Madison
Square Packt, suite TWO rooms ana oalh-
room references
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
Lini1gs and BGttons

Satin SerE-s-frm huf IiSht-sstir
lust-e-biack white. colors, special 10
Moir~ Percalines-silk finished
full yard wids-extra value .----... fE
M~-cerizsd NoreeuS-exc~Il-nt for
drop skirts and liuiuss-
elsewhere IS ..-.-..--..-. .-.... "a
HiEh LuStre Sateeus-Ii=ht weight
elsewhere so -......-......-.- d
Fancy Bl1ttorS-asso-ted- latest styles
worth - 20 50 dozsn ...-.... "a
Coat Size
worth 50 - - DOZEN .-....- IA
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03

INFANTS AND LITTLE CHILDREN'S WEAR.
everything necessary from infancy TO years
The greatest department IN New York!
Special Opening Sale Wednesday
e,r a
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
TaoeSE-T Couch Covers

R.y.rsssls-RoEhsEa ...9 d s':5sn' 81 1.oS
Others In great ass0rt r1eut .Se - St-HS-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
A Multitude of Offerings
from Our
Magnificent Easter Stocks
Combining All Advantaqes Of
FASHION, QUALITY, VARIETY, VALUE
Desirable Dress Silks
A. T1-weSf PRICES

~ -s0 Y - 7 49,
T~-Ue Pon=ees-S0 inches wide-vhfr-.
--eam. h,acS Jan. and other light
mi dark c0lors--vorth 50 ..------ SQ
ENceptionaliv complete assortment Of th-
much demanded Queen gray and
Gun metal taffstas IN hrcche. witn
checked cr plain grounds
-. So. So. 10 90
Customers daily speak ot the larr-
variety and excellent values
- inch Black Feau de SoIe-sost.
close Hnisa-veTy desirable for
loose Coats--7d e. quality ...-..--. 50
&C inch Black Taretas-vear gua-an-
reed-bc Sht. full Iuscrs-sorr chffrc-
- rustic fnish-vslue s.. y -------- lfe
Ncv Designs in satin Foulards-
fashioaahle- shades of Alice. Delf-
Fsose Cav. Tan. Navy and black
with white figures So -SS ~
- iuch CrInkled Crepss-white.
cream. pink blue. gray. rose and
black. with self-colored and satin
hgures-Speciai .-.------...-..--. --- 50
Rough Weave ShsntunEs-au silk
- inches wide-au leading shades Tor
suits. coats b,ous~$. etc. ---.---.-.. So
Othsrs-SS incnss vide .-- ......... Sl
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
LANDSCAPE GARDENER desires home
with some one Of means wishing 70 de-
velop well situated unenCumbered farm
property in a natural style. with a view 70
making II available for residential pur
poses references Box $50. Trenton. y. J
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
Special Values in Laces

Val sdgings and insertinEs. I 70 rs iucn
newest pa--srns-bcst quslity-co1e-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

Sfn5j4 insertions = cents per line. Sixteen
words. seven times coAsecutively, 81 which
entities advertiser 10 have rooms entered
IN The Triounes Directory OF Desirable
looms for q period OF fourteen days Write
for circular
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-28

FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
18th and Columbia road NV, rooms. ba til. $50 90
The Dupont 8 rooms, bath furnished. -. 5000
The Truxtun 5 and rs, b., janltor, S45 to 7.oO
The MADEIRA 8 and RS. b., janitor SOS to 7.50
1861 Willard ST. s rooms BATH list floor 27.50
30O5-17 Sherman ave. NV, RS, b. topen). 1900
1892 Corcoran st NV, rooms BATH. 1900
246l st. NV. 5r.. b. tcolored). S23. 90 100
OFFICES AND STORES
sI2 St nv. large store room. ... $500
727 18th st. NV. light and heat. ........ 100
Traders Bank bldg. 10th and Pa. ave. NV.
All outside rs. heat. light. janitor $50 to 1900
JORDAN & BIOOMER Qnc.). 1914 st. NV.
myf9s, .thtf
FOR RENT
151T ST. NV. II rooms and ba It'll $50. 90
1886 10Th st. NV. rooms and ha tn. 1000
1903 st. NV. rooms and bath ...... $500
612 i1th ST. ne. dat. rooms and bath. n 90
63sh 14th st. ne. fat rooms and bath. 10. 80
CLARENCE BARNARD.
1.-The Oval Sign 14l2 g ct.
my3-th,s .tutf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-28

SPECIAL. SPECIAL!
THE OWNERS WILL RENT THESE TWO
NEW HOUSES.
i1 AND lat Randolph St. NV. overlooking
Florida ave-; beautiful location. Houses just
nnished and sold: want two good tenants
Parlor. reception hall. dining room. pantry and
floor: tiled bath room; 2-story back porch; con-
GREETED cellar; furnace; good yard; beautifully
to 70 right In. APPLY QUICK.
Rent, only so. 3D.
BLUNDON. oBRIEN 4 BELT, inc,
3e2i-tf 1920 st NV
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MARTIN BROTHERS,
Real Estate. Loan and Insurance Brokers'
1928 and 1927 Penna. ave. NV
Gas Sc NV. IL rooms and b. $40. 90
1877 18th st. NV. 10 rooms. ANIL. 6D0e
1896 18th ST. NV. IL rooms and b.. rs 50
sd and II SITS NV, reoms. b.; store and
stable ................... IS 80
2Sa2 q ST NV. rooms and b. 81 90
1913 TO % oath st. NV. rooms and BATH
each .........-........ $3.50
So24 Cambridge pl. NV, rooms and 3D.. Is 50
262a st. NV. rooms aud W.. 400
1907 I, ST. NV rooms aud .-........ 1880
Paramount Heights. Nd, rooms and W:
new house ISD
Rosslyu. Va, 5 rooms and w............ 1900
1885, SD 81. NV. rooms and w-....... ESQ
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS.
Cor. Conn. ave. and VI st. NV, dooms and
bath. ....,...,-$ so oo
SS4S VI ST. NV. rooms and b........ 1900
2l55 St. rooms. b..h and g...-...-.... 1890
I'd aoor 1871 and 1914 cath 81. n.r.,
rooms and b. 70 %
1st floor 1871 and isiiis cath st. NV.
rooms nnd path +.-....... 1850
eS2t st. NV, 3 and w.......... SEQ
STABLES.
i32s. Of y St. stalls. W and c.h.- SIS 90
2ef3. rear st. n-w.. stalls and w...... 1000
els7 Va sre. NV. ! stall. .............. 500
te23-s. ia.th3t
FOR REsNT-oN ..r' STREET WEST OF FAR
raxut square, nearly new finely constructed house;
hardwood dnixh- r0uuaosffouR rexefffou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-28

FOB REST-BY b. L. n
100 10Th. 12r. b. fur.$1 900
1887 Hst. 11r. 40. o0.W
1923 n. Tor. b. fur. 80. 90
1913 2Uth. Tor. 2b. ..Ts m
824 N Y av. 13r. b.. Is. 90
1910 G,10r. 2b, INV b. IS. 90
v3U lotn. l5r. b. :. $500
1874 Q. Tor. b. =. 90. 90
100 e Cap. 12r. 2b. SIS. 90
1881 2ist. Or b. 80. 90
1928 NJ. Tor. b.. N. 90
1917 r. Or. b. now. 80. 90
1910 iaiIi. We. 10. .4A..ni
lD4 Harvard. Or. b. IS. 90
2539 18th. Or. h. .42.30
1888 10Th, Tor. b. EVA AZ 90
1918 IL. i'tr. b. 4v.;,tj
1872 l.. l1r. b......N. 50
1343 Corcoran. i2r. b. AZ. co
p,ro1ff ~
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ToR GENT
THoS J. FISHER 4 CO., mo,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE.
l<l< ST. NV.
UNFINISHED.

UNFORNISHED.
1898 ists NV .2or nj 500 1904 ne Or. b. 20 50
I'LL Pa st lis 500 l63 ne Tr b.. 20 so
1641 NV. l2r. b. i acs e15 9th NV. 4r, b.. 600
1925 10th NV. Or, b...s5o 1884 18th NV Or Is so
1922 VT av, Dor 70. .l50 1873 + ne 7r. b. rs 90
el2 ietb Nv. 2Or b. l2a pa LIST sw. 6r. ~ 81
so:s NV iiT srss,% We 20 10 o
1925 1925 18Th NV l4s 81 12 50 los7 100
1865 i c.D a Lots r + E
1927 Q NV, Ilr. b. 90 The Alabama. i1th and
i i \ av i%a 2Sss NV, I! 5; Or and 3
1924 sv Isl, % 70 W The Msnry No22. Or b5O 90
17x7 NV, Tor. b. Is 70 The Regina. Nor Or b45 90
2oss niyer pl ior big % The Regina. Nos Or b4c so
ssiI NV. H. b is r. ssasy No 81
PHI Bancroft l2r b Is 20 The Alenhurst. lIth and
i1c. ar 70 90 Col sa q So 3 8 ap sss 90
81 a "" 500 fsIs 3 ~" sis5 iiss
40, s 9 81
sloS Conn Az 10. b, 60 GO The Avon, ilth and Col
,ssl s'f' s. ar. nd ssssc
LAO C isss NV sr. b.so o. NV bet nth 18th.
S s2s" Chase, Or. b. SEQ 4 sr apis. $50 30
ESQ 9 NV. Ior, b. $3.50 The Elhsron. Ii.h and
~ r;sa p IT, S.sS SIS g g. $50
six 10th NV. ior. b. $500 1881 10Th NV dr. b. 81 90
fSs sy sE Ia g lsI ao.s NV s
,sis nw. Iir. b. 4oSo s4oe I1th NV. Or. D. IS 50
2s2 NV. Tor. b. .-as 50 500 18th NV. Ar. b. 81. 80
s5oS i5th NV, O.. 80 has willard. sr b. az. 90
LEU betmont VI, b&Se Q. No 9. Or. b. so. 90
q Quincy NV. 6r, b 81 90 Mass ay Sc bet 18th and
24oS 18th NV. Or, b. $500 ISth kr a n ants "a o0
1885 18th nv, 7r. b. IS 90 ~ bet isth ana Ix,h
1855 4 NV, Tr, b.. IS 90 Sr sos osa a al of,
1908 Chaplin nv. o. b3s 40 sol r NV ar h. % I'd
12z2 Y sv Or b. SO 50 .sp a o y No 2 Or h 20 I'd
ll0 NV. sr. b. 50 so T6s (,irs ri nv ar h 10 %
sos NV, Or. b. 80 50 $50 Morton ne lr b n Sd
iii l. NV. Tr b. d 90 ass Yorton ne A. hfs "a
l6o F ne.sto Tr b. IS 90 ii2o q ne Ar h IS 90
l2oo 18th NV 6r 25 90 Quincy ne lr b pta 4 3 o0
FINE HOUSEKEEPING, apARrNENrs in raH
a
LIS Pa sy. ID q. .1ool 1873 nw...... .sssie
go sss 7sh tn nw ~: iiitis NV. :io:,e
sss.m nss,ns" sr. ~ ~ cor nth Enwstsis
Century bldg. 40 30 ool i2os r 4. 10 90
STORES.
tSf5 N Az. - 2p26 W. ...-... IS &C
5A NV. 90 90 1928 n sv....... .s5 90
III ID nw..--..-.-. .bo0
STABLES
Il. lT{i R. l. ave-. stalls ........... 90 90 mo.
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COT
PROPERTY.
The above Is only partial list Of the propsrtisa
- our charge, but win be glad to furnish CON-
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INVITES r, 10r, b. 4i.m
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$71. The Marlborough. q
$75. .On Lemon st. Chew
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$50. ). .1626 18th nv. il
$50. Sc. 1914 Belmst "a. 1zrl
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$50. 90. .1o1o I'D nv, al
$50. .... .OA y NV, lSrI
$50. .1822 18th nw. 12sj
$50. The Cumberland, 81
$50. :. The Clifbourne, OIL
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$48. .l71o Riggs pl NV, 0Rl
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$45.@. i4lS Hopkins pl. lo|
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S4e- The Victoria, 81
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@. .121z s NV, III
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$42. 30. -. .o3S r NV, 9r
A2. So ...7O5 5th NV, Sci
$4u. 40. 1907 2utn nv. VI
$40. 6B. .3f1 d NV, 13r|
$40.O -. $40 Q NV, Tor
80. !. The Cambridge, 4r)
$40. 49,. The Phoenix. 81
e37. 80. 2430 Ontario nv, Or
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