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The Washington herald., 1913-03-15
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT.

Quotations given below are for large lots. Job
bsrs prices higher.
EiGs-Near.by fresh virginis Is: West Virginia
and Southwest Virginia. III.
BUTTER-EIgin fancy per h. da9: Western
frsts. 25a8; seconds 5ia15: stort- packed. lsals.
CHEESE-NeW York state fasctury. new. l9alel.
POTLTRY-HeIs. ger H.. E'zals: rcusters. per
lb. saIo: turkeys 2laZ3: chickens 0a22; ducks per
DRESSED POULTRY Hens choice per H.. 70;
turkeys. PER H.. zs25; ducks. lsl2n: chickens 5a2,
GREEN FRCITS-Applcs. ho1. Local 15 do. per
bhL. LSai1: Florida oranges. 2j0a315: oranges,
Is: pineapPles. 275a2sO; cranberries. bh.. sSa
le.5o; tsngerines. per strap. 26s35
HAY AND STRAW-Hsy. Western. No. l. T.coa
T5; No. . IS ooalso o. mixed hay loeosl5 NJ: straw.
straw. wheat. ger ton, 7los7.o: straw. oat. per
ton. T.oS70.
vEGETABLES-Potstoes No. l. per bash. s5aso:
do. PER bbl. l25aIS0: No. Trr bbl -5al0o; sweet,
per hbl. 2sz3m: vans. Ter hbl-. eooa275; onions,
Ier sack. .oss5: caulihOwer. Ter basket. LSa2 %;
cabhage. per 100 lbs. 5aoo; ksle PER hbi. 6sa.o;
lettuce per basket. 75sl75' string beans Florida.
per basket ISa2n; bects. per 100 lunches. S.coa
SO; tomatoes Ter crate. L5oa225: ceery. per doz.
e5al.ie: eggplant, per crate 25a2 N; celery rer
crate c2Sa2o: peppsrs. Iooale5 per crate: Florida.
white s1ussh. 2coa2o psr crate parsley. Florida.
Ter basket lSsl7S: psrsnips. Ter box. fs51; ssl
sify bunch. asi; early York cabbage per crate.
! e5a.c
LIVE sTOCK-sheep per h ias,.: lambs, rer
n. las: spring. per n. lssls: calves. choice per
H.. ei.all: medium. per H. sisalo.
WOOL AND HlDES-wnol. washed. free of burrs.
rer h. JoaSe: wool unwashed. rer H. Sag-: hides,
H.. IA; green, per Ib.. I3; cafskns. green. each.
l Sails
GRAIN-wheat per bush. s5aIo5: corn. sheIled
Per hush, 5sasc; ear. new. per bbl.. cooa3S.
SEEDS-CloVer. red ll.75sl2a5: clover alsike u 3
aiioo: timothy. 2oas@5: blue grass. lsoa2p: or
chsrd grass. L5osleo.
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

Regular call-l2 O'Clock noon.
RIGS Realty S. long. 8. 900 at lo,3s 500 at log,s
Potomac Electric IS, 81. .oo at los $1,000 at lo
Washington Railway com, 25 at 8. . at ~. =
at ssn. 5 at ssk. 3 at ssA. 8 at ssh. 3 at ss.
3 at 81. Is at GA. a at s..
Washington Railway pfd., 8 at %.
Mersenthaler. at 2l3. at 2l3. at Z3.
Federal National Bank, 10 at I39
After call-Washington Railway COM, 10 at Els.
Washington Railway 4, 81 900 at So
Washington Railway pfd., 10 at 50.
Washington Gas, at ssh.
WASHINGTON Gas 6s 500 at WI.
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at the higher figure, London discounts, fl36 per
cent Of lis: Paris discounts. ~ per cent, un-
changed; Berlin discounts per cent. unchanged
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H.. B: do. old hens. small to medium, per III. l6
do. old ROSTERS per b. Dall; chickens. young. lb
2na2l; do, winter. lbs, Za25; ducks. white Pc
kins h.. lsa9 muscovy H.. ls; do. puddle. H..
IS; geese, nearby, Ib-, Hal5; do. Western and
southern. ID. nsl2; do. Kent Island h.. l6ai'
turkeys choice. hens H., 2ia; do, young sobblers
h., 2; old toms h.. 70; do. rough and poor, lb.
lial5 pigeons. young pair. %; do. old. %; guinea
fowl old each. %; do. young. II lbs and over.
So: do. smaller %.
EGGS-Marylsnd Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts,
loss of doz-. Il: Western first. los or doz.. j!
West Virginia frsss. los of doz. lsaI7; Southern
firsts. loss Of doz. l5sle: duck eggs. choice near
BY doz., IS: do, Southern. 81.
BUTTER-Creamery fancy. lb., 36a;7: choice. H.,
3ia35; do. good, H., Ea23; do. prints h. 6as do.
block, H.. Bas: ladies. H.. 3iaB; Maryland and
Pennsylvania rolls lb.. aaa2 Ohio rolls. h.. lsa2l
West Virginia rolls h. I9a2l store-paeked H.. laa
10; Maryland. Virginia. and Pennsylvania dairy
PRINTS. h., laa2i process butter. h., Z5aG.
GAME-Ducks. canrashacks. No J. pair. l.5s2 90;
do. redhesds. No !. pair. l2jal.S; do. msllafds.
No. |. pair. LOOallo: do. baekheads. No. ]. pair.
0aSo; wild seess. No. /. each, eoal@; whole deer.
l6diT.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Furnished BY N. L Carpenter 4 Co
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Baltimore. March H.-MILLFEED- Spring bran.
in lOolh sacks. ton. % 25oas1oo: -four to white
middlings in IOOlb sacks a6 90: Western mid
dlings in l0elb. sacks, per ton, 22uas35o; City
Mills mddl:ns, in Iocib sacks PER ton. 2iossei 81
City Mills ban. in l0o-b sacks ton. s o0s6 90:
City Mills white middlinss. in le0-lb sacks per ton.
s50oa3l.0s -.
HAY-No. l timothy IscoaIs 50: standard timothy.
Tfocal7.=G: No = l60lal6 50: No. ) timothy IS 5Gl
lij0; light clover mixed, l50cals.o0: No. / mixed.
l5O; No. . clover mixed, n.5o&l35o; do. heavy.
l. ooal35o: No. clover. lL5oal2O0; No. 3 ec0a000:
established grade hny. 7.oallco: sample grade
hay. TO kind. quality and condition, 7.calo.o0.
STEAW-No straight rye. ls.0oals.5c: No. 2
straight rye straw. IT.O,al7.5e: No. tangled rye
straw l25oal3OS: No tangled rye straw lOcoaI 80
No. l wheat straw, 50a9.co; wheat straw. No. 2.
sIeOasE; No. l ost straw. s.ooalo.co; No. cat
straw sO0a151
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys choice per lb..
eias5; do. fair TO good zlae; do. old TOMS h. IS
al9: chickens young. H.. 1a2l; do. mixed isaI9:
do. old hens. 10: do old roosters, per H. lcall
ducks per h.. 3a22; geese. nearby per h. l6aI7
do. Western and Southern. per h., lsa17; capons
Z lbs and over. per h. za2s; do. medium. psr h..
23aA; do. small and slips. per H.. lsaD.
LIVE POCLTRY-Chickens, old hens. heavy. per
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MARKETS---FINANCE--- CONNER CEl

of the day Is the expectation Of official
announcement of the new plan for seq
regating Union and Southern Pacific.
There is an important short interest in
Southern Pacific. but as II is outstand-
ing for the account of houses that will
have much to do with financing Union
Pacific plans. there is little probability
of 1t being run lin. There Is still dis
position to force liquidation of new in
dustrial stocks. Iron dealers say that
business Is showing signs Of revival
again. All signs point to a continuation
Of the rally now in progress.
1t is reported that about s.. .o0O 900 worth
of Reading stock has been removed from
the street.
interest In the Copper shares. which is
increasing gradually.
Urgent liquidation is said to be tenn
porarily suspended. If money advances
further a number of weak accounts may
be closed.
likely to rally little. but will meet stock
on bulges.
conservative institution Is Of the opin-
ion that slow general improvement will
be seen from now on.
The large interests will favor an up
ward movement when present money
difficulties disappear, as the political out
look in our own country is becoming bet
ter every day." says a big house
The California State Railroad Commits
sion has received the eleventh hour plan
for the dissolution of the Hartman sys-
tenn. which was telegraphed from New
York Thursday night The commission de-
ciares positively in favor OF the original
stand II took in relation to the Benecia
cut-on, on the ground that equal oppor-
tunities for its use should be allowed to
all competing lines. The commission says
that the Union Pacific to gain its outlet
to the Coast should lease the Central
Pacific from Ogden to Sacramento and
extend from there to San Francisco via
Stockton and Niles. and that the West
ern Pacific should have rights in the
CUTOFF
The commission has no authority re-
garding the sale OF the Southern Pacific
stock owned by the Union Pacific.
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to less than 10: twenty-three we'll
known industrials either passed or de-
creased their dividends and more than
dozen broke to pieces entirely under
this strain. The recent outtnIrst of
financing does not look to have been
as bad as that was There were fewer
companies and they are very much
smaller in size. They should not make.
when it is all over, so imposing a pile
of debris, even IL the percentage Of
mortality Is as great as in 1908.
Moreover. the quality is probably
better. Possibly the percentage of wa
ter in the new companies is lower than
in the old. Maybe the bankers are
wiser. They are not such big and
powerful firms as were responsible for
the other catastrophe. and possibly the
results of their handiwork will not be
widespread. The recital of this little
record Is not intended to be a criticism
Of the hotation of Industrial stocks. AS
a matter of fact such fiotations have
to be made and il is just az inevitable
that episodes OF this sort will recur as
it is that the industries of the United
States will keep on growing. In his
case time will separate the good from
the bad; and the good and the well or
ganized compa MES will go on and es-
tablish themself and become a perma-
nent part OF the commercial organism
of the country, just as they did in 1901.
The weaker companies will vanish as
npey did before and only a handful Of
tockholders will be left to mourn over
them.
OF course, from the investors point
of view the whole gist of this story IS
that he is little better than a fool who
trusts himself and his money in COM
mon stocks of new industrial concerns.
or. for that matter. in new common
stock of old Industrial concerns, for
half the trouble has been caused by the
stock OF companies that are not really
new. but have simply been put into
new form for public consumpttoA
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WALL STREET GOSSIP

Without waiting for a final decree, the
government yesterday asked for permis-
sion to take an appeal to the Supreme
Court from the decision of the Com
merce Court in the Pipe Line case.
Evans-My opinion remains unchanged.
This rally may go farther. but / believe
stocks a sale on any further advance.
Lazard Freres will ship 100000 gold
to Paris by to-day's steamer.
subtreasury gained sl57.6Oo from the
banks on. Thursday, and since Friday
of last week has gained S,S47.ooO.
Application was made in the United
States District Court yesterday for a
receiver for 3. K. Dimmick & Co. coal
and iron brokers. The assets are esti-
mated at about s2Oo.Oo0 and liabilities at
500, ,Og.
The reported movements of currency
this week indicate a loss in cash by the
banks of about s1,OooOoo.
Simmons & slade-Drives at stocks do
not appear to bring out long holdings
as before, and as there is still quite a
short interest. conservative purchases of
the high-grade rails may be made for
turns. Notwithstanding temporary hesi-
fancy, we feel that active stocks must
seek higher level.
Stockholders of Union Pacific and South
ern Pacific yesterday morning received
their subscription warrants to stock Of
the two companies in connection with
the underwriting syndicate formed to dis
pose of the sl26.O00O0O Southern Pacific
stock held in the treasury OF the Union
Pacific. This is believed to be an indi-
cation that the revised dissolution plan
will be carried through and that partc-
ipants to the underwriting syndicate will
be called upon to take their stock in
accordance with the terms of the agree
ment.
II. X. Burras-Market is sold out and
/ look for a rally.
The following wire has been received
from San Francisco. and the president
as saying: while this commission has
plainly indicated before that 1t does not
regard with approval the proposal for
the Southern Pacific to sell its Central
Pacific stock. it recognizes that this isl
matter entirely without its Jurisdiction.
II the Attorney General and the Circuit
Court believe this necessary, we will not
withhold our approval Final decision
on the modified plan was laid over until
to-day.
Hartman & Co.-American stocks were
in London yesterday on much smaller
volume Of trading. There has been no
hitch in the various movements for peace
and the German situation Is said to be
growing easier. The encouraging feature
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. March H-Call money opened at 5 per
cent: high, 81: low. ,; renewals. S: closing. 5;
ruling rate. s.
The market for time funds is again a degree hrm-
er Rates are practically fiat per cent basis
for all periods The volume Of business is very re-
stricted The small supply available is put out for
SIX months. mainly at per cent, a nominal amount
still being loaned at 81. per cent.
The hardening tendency continues in the CONNER
cial paper market The terms for the best names
are 81 to per cent. with the bulk f the tradins
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OUTSIDE SECURITY NOTES.

New York March Il H-Speculation in the market
for outside securities to-day continued eN-
trernely small scale The general tone steady.
British American Tobacco after early hrmness eased
of u The Copper stocks quiet and about un-
CHANGED Silver issues ruled steady
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SHOOTS HIMSELF
Arnold Bruner. o. Peru. ". Va. In
Iures Arm When Gun IS
Discharged Delicate
Operation.

Arnold Irurcr. of Peru vs. Va
while hIrrrE rabbits iu fUc vicinity
OFF his home saturday afternoon as.
'Ii'rft''t .HOf himself through tho
r'ahf Hrm While fne rabbit ior wa.
cIrDIr. on" frIDkrf after rabbit SIR
fruH'r climbed upon stump boo order
fn got better Wow of tho surround
.r. territory .r rH.r I rabbit should
rOw. close fr him but while ha VA.
waiting fHr shotgun Slipped out ~ bic
NIr. IrI Goo falling tho trigger
'r..I OBJ. 'Irr Df tIe .fumu dIe
'..r.Ir t.r .uu Thr fru discharge
H. fH. .H LODGED bod fHr elbow OF fhc
r'.Hf rrm Which 1870. very badly shat
i.|"N SIR Nurnr vIa hurrieIfv
brought fu -Ief.r.yire ht his com
rHri"r. who placed him on u A
% train arI hrOu.ff Iim q, fhIa CITY
After reaching th. CITY Nr Ururrr
W1a Immediately taken to tNo Uaskire
Nn| rifu where surgical operation
vH. performed Tho fragments OF Tho
shattered elbow being fakcn out pi,,r
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NO HOPES FOR
MOTORCYCLIST
REPORTS FROM WHEELING HOS
PITAL LAST NIGHT WERE
OISCOURAGING.
Leslie Johnson. South Side Young
'ian. VIII Probably Die as Re
suit Of Auto Collision

Leslie Johnson. tho South side
young man who was injured in a col.
l-Ion with George l. Stifel's auto
mobile Saturday afternoon. will Ike
ly die. according To reports given OUT
al the North Wheeling hospital at an
early hour this morning The attend
Ing physicians have TO hopes for MS
recovery. as mis- condition mas
grown steadily worse since the acct
dent
Mr. Johnson was struck. 10 is said.
while riding his Jefferson motorcycles
up seventh street toward the Ma
tioral road. when the large touring
car and his machine collided a"
was knocked TO :he ground and. D.
is said that tho quito passed ove-
him When picked up. blood wa
flowing from several wounds. and MS
LEFT log was fractured. q bone pro
trulinc several inches through 'ho
flesh. While the injury 10 the ie...
which resulted loo the loss Of muta
blood before lis removal 20 the nos
pi'al. iS serious. internal injuries ar.
thought to Doc the cause Of his crit.
iC1l condition.
by flanders say Chat tho VOW.
man was left lying ou the street to-
90 long time following the accident
because ~ The irabIily TO secure tho
city an bularc". wh.cu was ON anofa.
or call During this time. hc boz
uuo. blood. and l.- condition wac
much weakened ou this account
Tho physicians stated yesterday that
DO fho younr man RECEIVERS. 90 may bc
necessary fU sever DIS le.
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NElGHB0RHO0D
BIBLE CLASSES
MONDAY.

Monday.
Leaders 81 the Bible classes will meet
AZ the \. Nj e. y. Monday afternoon al
$50 o'clock for study OF the lesson OF
leader.
District No. IL. Good News Bib.
Main street. Monday evening at
o'clock. Miss Belle Fox. leader
=, District No. a. VIII meet with Mrs
McCuilsEh. 90 Fifteenth street. Monday
leader.
District No. 60. Billy sunday Bible
si-ass,S VIII meet Wit Mr.. 4. II. HUI
O'Clock Mrs. i'redericks. leader.
District No. ie5-B will meet with Mrs
AsAne.l whitaker. Cecil place. Monday
Hitei noon at o'clock
n District No. i3S Will meet with Miss
Siar la Brown. $50 North Front street
monday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
1, DIST r!ct No. las will meet with Mrs
r. j. Klein. Zane street. Monday eve
hink ~ go o'clock Miss OXtoby
Tuesday.
District No. 125 will meet with tbs
leader. Mrs. =. =. Elliott. Porter avenue
Edgwood. Oruesday Afternoon at 2.3(
District No. Ies will meet with ths
leader. Mrs. John Lynoh. Pleasar> Val.
icy; hIItsoay afternoon at O'Clock
the Bethlehem school house Tussiay
evening at o'clock. Miss Mary Nay.
man. leader.
wednesday.
say" Bible Clat Will meet az the Mar.
tlns lerry Presbyterian church Nednes
Jay evening al $50 o'clock Mrs. Her
3 bert tarmiCkel. leader.
Thursday.
AetnaNtlle Bible class will meet at IN,
.haIt. III ursday evening AZ s.t5 o'clock
d MISS Anna Frederick. leader.
District No. l2s-A will meet VIII
Mrs Dixon Park View. Thursday eve
imlng at - o'clock. Miss Ethel WI.
District SO. las wiiI --eet with Mis-,
! 'ntlcrinc Rhodes. ti9 South Front
su'et, Thursday evening at s.45 o'clock
q. e. Smith. leade-
Distrlct No r. fi1d Myy,,,, p,,,. .,...
VIII meet with the leader. Mrs y !
N''iLl. Ia Twentieth street. Friday eve
IL az 80 o'clock.
T.. Nrlrht. iol Main street. at 7.3l
] o'clock riday evening Miss Emmt
Y. W. C. A. Bible Classes.
/ business Momer's Rlhle class Will
meet at tile y W. &C. A. for sumner a,
! 70 u and FOR the Bible class AZ ca,
/ Wednesday evening bible class for N,
STUDY ~ sunday school lesson
| - u \. Bible class at p O'Clock Thurs
day sNsUIuE
] ,. cub Girls bible class At s.4s o.rloc,
/ Friday evening
Little Sisters ~ o'clock Saturda,
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90 O. time until the entire joint was
practically removed The bones that
were left were wired and rut together
with al tho skill at 'hc command OF
tho surgeons Unless some uufOrs.
seen development takes place. tho on.
tire arm 80 hD saved from amruf..
Nou SO f.. present time VT Huuer
iR resting 8s we'll as could bo expect.
cd under fhc circuusfaucts
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
Notice OF the Redemption of 100000 OF
La belle Iron works Bonds.

Noticc T. hereby given. under the pro-
visions OF the deed OF trust. made by the
Ia helle Iron Works TO the undersigned
trustee. dated Il 1T day OF December. 1908
ana Recorded In the office OF the record
er OF Jefferson County. ohio. the office
OF the County Court OF ohio County.
west virginia. and In the office OF the
clerk OF Brooke county. West virginia
OF the drawing 10y Loo OF the follow ing
bonds. Tor payment. redemption and re-
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$4,000 Fise

IfTTSITWGU Pa Nos "a
bu.ldirc occupied a. q mUlvrlghfs 90.
pair shop drafting room and test or
nee Tor Ihc Jones 4 LaughUn stroI
Company was destroyed ny fire today.
with boss ~ t,u.oHu.
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West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Companys az.
thorized paw stations.

4. UItu. Uf .f U.rI.r rHfr Al
Chaplin stree. rEIr.Il. 81 n.
liark 0f Fulton Fulton W 81.
Ih" I'-s. >HfIufI I1rt EIm Grove.
NrrI N.rRfnia
state tank ~ TIar Grove II.r
Grove. Wet NIrgfrIa
Paw your electric Urif. UpfrH ana
FHe bills rf fI. most r.utnrI.Ut r.g
station ' Dbl fINEi.-. I~, sur,r
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Notice 90 Manufacturers. Jobbers Mer-
chanta ana Othrr Wholesale peAiers

NpII " Is III RELY GIVEN. That
tho state Board ~ control - the state
~ West virginia VIII receive bids daily
90 st. office az CHARLESTON. West Nlrl MIA.
fnr furnishing supplies fpr the several
state 'FstitutiOns. TIE financial mango
met. - which ia vested .n said BOARD.
Contracts viii Dee awarded Co tie low e. z
h.ddt'q. quality cons Tered and other
things DO uC equal West Virginia deal
e.s All poo given preference
Lists ~ supuliez needed viii be FUR
MS Cd bidders ON receipt 81 requests
.tat ~ me limo desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTRQs.
trtff CHARLESTON. West virginia
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SEALED PROPOSALS


tho office ~ the Eoard Of control city
building. Wheeling. ". Va. ON ore be
fore "a. III. Eastern Standard Time.
November erd. 1919. FOR the LAYING Of 4
81" sewer iH 3-th street. from the Onto
river Co NJ 'olloCh street. tn the City OF
Wheeling. ". Va. plan profile and spec
tficatiuu- are on file iu the office Of the
tty Engineer. Citv ErNdluC. Wheeling
" Va. for the said work
certified check for tho sum OF
$500 nn payable To- the CITY Of Wheeling
vs.. Va. must accompany each and every
proposal. 90 insure the execution Of a
proper contract
TN" .itt ~ wheeling W. Va re-
s'r''1 fhe right 20 reject any and all
proposals.
o-2S-I u. G BROWN. clerk.
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woman's Literary Club.
Wednesday. Nov. H-f.innA Hennig
Sherman Studio.
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Wonaa's Department Club
NOEember-A % 4 ~ Rooms
! riday. Nov. Is ?. m. general meeting
Saturday. Nov. :. p. m-Ctvic.
League ". g. \.
Monday. Nov II. } y. mart.
Frlday, Nov. -. J. m.-Curreni
Events.
Friday. Nov. IS. ?. m.-Home Econ
omics.
Friday. Nov. IS. =. m-Housewives
League
wednesday. Nov. 2s. , >. m-Musie.
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FOR RENT
EOR RIM

FOR RENT
TIL BAsEhENTB. FIRST gTCONp
10. FouRrH ArD FIFTH FLOORS
OF he WV TyRE PROOF MTRCAN.
ILbg BuILprEa ON MArT sTREET
AT SEcEB BpIDGE CoRNER
NILL EFT HEADY ABOUT FIRST or
EACH " oos CAN BE RENTED
sEPARATrLY
JANIS l. HswrHY..
lo65is MaIT STREET
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Island Literary Club.
lv. II. AftrI nonn-Miss Mca;rnnahan