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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12
STATE NEWS.
Tuscarora claims tin mine.

phoid fever in Reno.
The Martin White Company have
levied an assessment Of So.
John Queenean was drowned ia a
shaft at Osceola September Sd.
Governor Bradley and Professor
Stewart are still in Tuscsrora.
John sayles was carved badly in
a Eureka hurdy house, Sept. 9Th.
Garroters practiced on one Moore,
in Eureka. Compen sation $50.
1t is estimated that $4,000 was
left in Carson by the picnickers on
Saturday.
Judge Beatty of the Supreme
Court has not returned TO Nevada
from his Eastern trip.
j. W. Varney has been awarded
the contract for furnishing the music
during the State FAIR.
One Watson was killed by Henry
Dreaves near Twin Springs, in Elko
county, September 4th.
Ward district is discussing the
question of "mills or smelters" for
the reduction of its ores.
The Genoa News reports the prob
able death of a member of the
Wheeler Expedition, from tall.
The Typo Consolidated furnaces
will be shut down for about thirty
DAYS on account of the ore requiring
a change in treatment.
The Western Union Telegraph
Company has decided to build line
from Elko to Tuscarora, and the
work will begin this week.
Washoe county is receiving S40C
per month from gaming licenses
There are two faro and one keno
game, and the license for each ia $40C
per quarter.
Things are looking we'll in the
Raymond & Ely. Are driving ahead
now in the "Dlack ledge" in the 1900
foot, which work had been suspended
about four weeks.
The Phoebe Record says the Floral
or Alps. mill is to be moved to Condor
Canyon and put up there by the In
surance Company to replace the one
burned some time since.
The Grand Prize hosting work.
were burned down Sunday afternoon
The machinery was not very badly
damaged. The accident will cause ,
detention of operations for about I
week.
On Sunday Miss Carrie Rice, o
Carson, a young lady of eighteen
met her death at Lake Tahoe by fall
ing from Shakespeare Rock. Sh'
was cut up and bruised in an awfu
| Tk4 aaa,lant
by recklessness.
At the Eureka Consolidated fur
naces Friday, the bullion production
for the twen.y-four hours amounted
to 106.970 pounds, or trifle over 5;
tons for the days run. Its estimated
value is in the neighborhood Of $14,
900, and the yield is the largest il
the history of the works.
An important strike was made
ON Thursday in the Prospect Noun
tain tunnel, 325 feet from the mouth
At that point the miners encountered
a splendid body of high grade, free
milling ore, the extent Of which ha'
not yet been proved, but the face Of
the tunnel is still IN ore. 1t lies il
the quartzite, and rich carbonites
characterize the discovery.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12

NINE thousand votes less were
cast in San Francisco in the election
last Wednesday than were polled in
the Presidential election last No
veWber,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12

THE London Atheneum says: The
Passages of the Danube and Passes
of the Balkans, showing the APP
proaches to Constantinople," is Meth
er attractive as picture nor trust
worthy as a map; but it is interest
ing on account of having been pro-
duced by photographic process only
quite recently discovered by one IF
the foremen of Messrs. Mcclure g.
Macdonald, the eminent lithograph-
ers. The picture has been transferred
on stone from drawing on grained
paper, and has been printed without
having previously passed through the
risky ordeal of etching. Artists and
printers will hail this new process
With equal satisfaction. The former
may be certain now of obtaining ex-
act reproductions of their designs,
while the latter can no longer be
charged with having spoiled them by
all excessive application of acids.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12
DECENTRALIZATION OF SILVER.

The New York Times is strongly
opposed to the reconciliation of sill
yer. 1t endeavored recently 10 show
that the Coinage Act of 1873 was
fairly presented, thoroughly yenti-
lated, and only passed after full de-
Liberation and debate. The Cincin-
natl Times gives the real history of
the bill as follows: "The measure
Oh. B. 1,42O made its first appear
ance during the second session of the
42d Congress on February 8 Globe,
page 043), being reported from the
Committee on Coinage, Weights and
Measures by Mr.. Hooper of Massa-
chusetts. The title of the bill-"To
regulate MINIS, Assay Offices and
Coinage of the United States"-was
one not calculated to attract atten-
ton at time when coins were hard
ly seen from one years end to an
other. The subject of minis and as
says is one of great intricacy, of
which nineteen Coz gressmen in twen-
ty knew nothing. The extreme length
OF the bill also-it had over sixty
sections, and would I'll. full page Of
this paper-was repellant, and being
put forth as representing the wishes
of the mint officers and Secretary of
the Treasury, it was expected to pass
with little or no inquiry. 1t was at
once recommitted at request, and or
dered printed" This explanation
may be regarded as thoroughly relia-
BILE. 1t confirms the opinion gener-
ally held by the mining men of this
coast that the practical demonetiza-
ton of silver was effected by rushing
bill through Congress without CIV
ing an opportunity to the silver in
terest to contest it. In fact few real
lied the bearing of the Act until
long after it was passed.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12

POSTPONED
The above administrators sale OF real
estste il hereby postponed until SATURDAY,
Sept. Is. 1877, at the same hour aud place.
IL w RaY.
Administrator Estate If l.. j. Ray, deceased.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-12

vulo ADVERTISERS = BOOK OF ONE
IL hundred pages, complete List OF News
paper and advertising rates. BY mail 2oc
Address GEO. P. HOWELL i Co., New YORK.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-25
wheeling r. iuti Market.

SECOND WARD Wednesday, Morning.
There was not much of market this
morning and poultry and all produce
were quickly sold out, as the demand was
unusually good. Eggs continue very
scarce at 40 cents. Butter goes oil read.
lily at quotations.
PRoDUcE-Eggs 40c per dezen; butter
ZOG30c per ID ; chickens each, dressed,
2O635c; ducks SOC; turkeys l2c per
h.; fresh pork, hind quarter, &c; fore quar-
ter, Sc per 10; .sri l5c per ID. Geese 500
60c cents each.
Observation-Disclosures SOC per peck ;
onions 25c per peck; cabbage 5@lOc per
mead; beets 25c per peck; carrots &c per
bunch; celery Sc per bunch; turnips Zoe
per peck; psrsnips IS per peck.
FRUIr-Apples l09l5c per peck;
hickory nuts Sc per quart; walnats zoe
per peck.
GAME Squirrels l2c each; rabbits
&c; venison l5c per H.; cartridges l5c
apiece; pheassnts 25c apiece.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-25
Jalsegiq
Fo7 7BNT.

I OFFER THE FOLLOWING PRO -
j perry for rent. viz: The new and -
! rye store room on northwest corner
OF In q street and orth Broadway.
Wheeling island. II has an iron front,
French platc-gIass windows, and DDr
cellar under the entire building. Ab0'
dive ling above In same building, coBta o.
Ing four large rooms and hall. with water
and - throughout. Rent mOd"rat" sud
losses sion given iInmed lately.
Also, the cottage frame house on back OF
same Tot, with four rooms and good collar,
and hydrant in yard. Possession nfs'"i
April.
Toe two fine store rooms With resi-
deDces ABOVE same, In the new building
on Main street, adJoiLiB ia" propefty1
J.. V. Blond, and short dIstnucs above
the new building Of the T.. npIe-' bank
These houses are built IN tn" laies modern
style. Possession yiyeno inst Of ApnL
TAO rooms suitable for Offices, over
Schnepfs drup store Opera House corner
Possession at once.
The store room with dwelling bOye, 90
corner OF Main and Twenty Gnb sTstn-
Cen re- Wheeling. The store room con
tainh handsome cOuH'cT and bh' lNIbs
suitable tor saloon. Possession given ~
once.
Two brick tsnemenis o. Main street,
upper end Of Nor h Wheeling. os'e-sioh
a. once.
ply To 90 ". REILLY,
Jal7a 1879 and 1911 Main street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-25

\ CARD -Editor Of the RegiStcr.-
DEAR SIR:-Permit me, through the col
Lnns of your popular paper, to render
nv sincere thanks II Messrs. Cracrait,
Good ard Wood for their untirIng cner-
gy and perseverance in prosecuting the
most pslpsble outrage that was ever toll
Grated in n civilized community, that
even convicts would shun and look upon
ms damaging 70 their already condemned
reputation; and ! also wish to state
that the above mentioned volunteered
their valuable services without fee Oh eX.
pcctation Of any pecuniary benefit, their
sole object rs citizens of Wheeling being
TO rid the community of the perpetrators.
Thanking the above named gentlemen
Tor their r-tC-be-remembered kind
mes, / remain the publics obedient SER
want. .IoHN THOMPsoN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-25
To.SIGHTS LECTURE.

The MUNICIPAL CIRCUS.-With the
dawn Of day this morning, when the sun
shall rise in all its crimson glory and
shine out resplendent DER the heads Of
devoted out-of-pocket politicians, will
commence the last act in the circus mu-
nicipal. The otfice-seekir z jester, whose
wont it has been to perambulate the
streets day by day, and cry out aloud to
his opponent, as he bounded past him
within the "ring" to the crack of the
ringmaster's whip, will hover near by
the ballot-box 10 day, and when the final
result shall have been announced will
HE himself to the bosom of his family, be
he defeated, and plead forgiveness from
his better half for having taken
part in them d-n politics But if
elected, the other man, who supposed he
was holding his fiery, untamed steed
level, and was prancing around the
"ring :" without the aid of the whip
cracking ringmaster, will drown his
wees in deep and potent draughts OF
sorrow chats what the boys call it,
for many days TO come, prayertully
awaiting an opportunity to "sct even"
with all politicians who used their iniiu-
enee in opposition to his exaltation to
office.
In any event somebody will be disap-
pointed, and rs we are free from intllc-
tions political, as viewed from local
standpoint, we patiently await the an
nouncement OF the result, that we may
write up the obituaries of the candidates
whose buried hopes shall not be resur-
rected until two long years shall have
pa cd away, and whose depleted treasu-
~ will not admit of trip to Saratoga
the coming summer.
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Seheuck's PuIunonic syrup Sea W eed
TanIn md ri and rnk q Rilla.

q
These deservedly celebrated and pop liar
medicines have effected a revolution 10
the healing art, and proved the fallacy OF
several maxims which have Tor many
years oustructed the progress OF medical
science. The false superstition that Con.
sumption is incurable" deferred physi.
clans from attempting to ind remedies
for that disease and patients am cteo with
II reconciled themselves TO death without
making an effort to escape from doom
which they supposed to be unavoidable.
IL is ow proved however, that Consump.
ton can be cured, and that II has been cured
in a very great number OF cases (some OF
them apparently desperate ONE! BY
Schcnck's PulmonIc. syrup alone; and In
other cases by the same medicine In con.
nection with Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills, one or both, accord.
ing 10 the requirements OF tte case.
DIR, Schenck himself who enjoyed uain.
terrupted good health tor more than forty
years, was supposed at Que time TO be al
| The very gate OF death, ms physicians
| having pronounced his case hopeless, and
| abandoned him to his tate. he was cured
| by the aforesaid medicines, md, since his
| recovery, many thousands similarly al
f.cted have used DIR. Schenck' e prepare
| lions with the same remarkable success.
/ Full directions accompany each, max
! ing IL not absolute y necessary 10 person.
ally see Or. Schenck, unless patients wish
their lungs examined, ana for this purpose
he is professionally at his principal office
| Corner Sixth and Arch Streets, PhiiaGel.
phia, every Monday, where all letters Tor
(, advice must be addressed.
ScLenck's medicines are sold by all
| druggists,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-25

THE CHILDREN's HoME.-The lady
managers of the Children's Home have
decided. for the very good reason that
only $50 has been realized from the
votes cast for the "toll, to further cX
tend the time of voting before making
the award. The amount so far realized
does not show that our people are char.
itably inclined to any great extent, and
it is to be hoped that before the time ar
-iyes for final counting of the votes
cast for the "dolp' that ut least Sl,OCO
will have been placed in the hands OF
the lady managers, in the way OF votes,
for the benefit OF the Home. The ladies
having the matter IN charge contemp!s'a
giving an entertainment shortly, and
have requested US to ask that all ladies
feeling an interest in the Home meet
with them at the Home on Saturday
evening, the 9th instant, tor consults-
ton.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-25
Auction Sale of Livery Stock.

At eao O'CLOCK A. NJ, OS NONDhI
"A February 5. 1877, at Nos. lGJ, 10! sbp
l504 Main street, Wheeling. ". Va, VIZ
proceed 10 sell at puzzle auction, the 'a'1
able Livery stock used by the iats hfin ~
Husemen Mendel. or ~ much th.feol.
isnot previously disposed ofsi pr ysts AZ
The Maid stock comprises biD"t5'n bn,
horses, Ave splendid hacks, tizht 10y
buggiss tiOur nearly new,D one bsfDueL.'
one large fSrr-hors wagon WITH seas' I'D
sample wagon, one safe, two once 49, -,
nine buffalo robes, one large fOuT'bo
sleigh, three one.hoTsc slefghs, nine
single harness, i've sets coach bafb'
one set barouehe harness, one 'ei hear.
harness. one Set iair leather harness, ~
= q light pole harness, one set IouI NJ. IT,.
harness. thirty harness covers, thlfty -,
Iron stall Gxtures, one fstd-f utttI -.
numerous other articles such Is sie -
aliy part Of the equipfn mt ola nn'e
livery stable.
Terms Of sale will be cash on sil py,
chssss OF less than 500. A credit oil n.bn91
days viii Dc given on all pureDasss Q, ,s -
or more, the buyer 10 give neso,p.
note with approved security ioi.,
amount OF bis purch ise, and the 49,
Ihereon from the ssy OF sale 70 the oA'' '
" ' : HARRY CALDWELL,
,ai5 Assignee Of Hussmen q heH''.'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-25

RELICs.-A North Wheeling gentle.
man has in his possession number OF
old and curious relics. Among them
are two interesting pieces Issued in the
stormy times OF 1887. On the diverse Of
one is the inscription. "The Constitution
NJ Introduced It, "Romsn Firmness,"
and Veto" are circled around the figure
O. jackass in the centre. The second
coin bears the figure of the treasury box
upon Il tortoise, about which Is inscribed,
Executive Experiment, Fiscal Agent
On the reverse is the motto, Il follow
in the steps Of my I!iustrious predeces-
sor," and within this lie figure of q
isckass.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-25

CHARITY BALL-The Hebrew Char
ity Ball, which is 10 come off this even
ing at Turner Hall. promises 10 be q
brilliant affair. Governor Jacob and
Governor-elect Mathews have signifed
their intention TO be present. Invita-
tions have also been extended to the va
rious state officers and members of the
Legislature. The receipts of the ball are
to be devoted to charity, and the ball
should be we'll pstronized. Prof Kramer
Will furnish the music ana Mr.. Neu-
hansen will furnish the supper.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-25

DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-The Demo
cratic meeting ad' ertised to take place
at the court house last night was held at
the Second ward market house, owing to
the court house being occupied by Mr..
Brickmsn. the lecturer. The meeting
organized by selecting NJ. Emsbeimer as
Chairman and l.. J. Ssuvsgeot as Secre-
tary, after which short addresses were
made by snumber Of proDIt ent gentle
men, which We're well received. During
the delivery Of the addresses considera-
bic enthusiasm was manifested, and all
present seemed imbued with the spirit Of
selecting good men TO represent them in
municipal affairs for the ensuing year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-25

pho marks a, the "A hiding last evening
showed II feet 8 Incl ss ana raining.
The Exniess lett pr Psrkersburg this
morning.
The Mslie Rsgon svill depart LOT ar
kersburg this morning.
The Emma GrshsA passed up ytseef'
dsv morning for Pittsburgh, with
heavy trip. !. l .,o,
The q. w. Horntrook arrived rom
Pitts urgh with tof OF freight yestef-
;Ibo Rettie Gilbejs. has resumed her
regular trips to Pow .sttan. :
The other packets 3are moving Is usual,
excepting the Star Of the West wnich j.
undergoing repairs. 60.
The Carrie BROOKS passed down from
Pittsburgh last nigbf.
The James Gilnote passed up WIFI d
low cf empty barge3 yesterday morning.
the Fred Wilson passed down with q
tow OF coal yesterday morning. :
Business continues good on the whar'.
A large share of the freight brought up
this far has been new barrels.
The Hudson received 200 tons OF su'
gar and molassea from the Robert
Mitchell for Wheeling and Pittsburgh
Cincinnati CONNER nj.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, Jssuary 24.-River D
feet inches and failing. Weather clear
and cool.
LOUISVILLE, January 24.-WeaLher
cold and clear. Rider falling with 20
feet in the canal. ! departures.
New ORLEANS, January 24.-Arrived
Charles Morgan, cincinnati. Depart
ed-Carondslet Mehphis. Weather clear
and cold.
VICKSBURG, January weather
bright and cold. The river rose 45
inches. Down-Bee and barge, City OF
Alton Up Coal Hill. Arrived--City
of Chester.
CAIRO, January 24.-Arrived-Goiden
City and Bernard, Ohio river; BAUM
Cincinnati. Disqualification, Cin-
cnnati; Golden City, New Orleans.
River So feet and rising. Weather clear
mercury % deg. =,
CINCINNATI, January a. River AZ
[eeL ~ lUCllCS
clear and cold. Arrived-Cherokee,
New Orleans; j. w. Goff, Memphis.
Departed Virgie Lee, Ksnawhs river;
Shinkle, Memphis; Golden Rule, Ne"
Orleans.
EVANSVILLE. January N-Weather
clear; mercury % to 30; barometer 2'4 I;
fresh wind from northwest. River AZ
feet scant. and falling n little. Up
Maggie Smith and Idlewild. Down
Morning Star and Red Cloud. Business
light. -,
MEMPHIS, January 23.-The stern
wheel steamer Fanchon arrived up to-
day, bringing Coles Circus Troupe and
animal show, from the mouth ofthe Red
River. The animals are to winter here.
The Fanchou went back this evening,
with no cotton, declining offers AZ SIX
bits. She gets $1,000 sacks OF seeds ut
Bunch's Bend. nearly 800 miles below
hcre.- Cincinnati Commercial.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-25

MoUNDsvILRE Iron WoGKs.-At "A
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Ohio
Valley Iron Works, on Monday last, the
following gentlemen were appointed as
directors. j. w. Gsllaher, &. W. Bier,
V. l. Cocksyne, q :. McFadden, &. A.
Wlugerter Samuel Riggs and K. g.
Holiday. The secretary's report of the
business done IN 1876 showed the works
to be m prosperous condition and was
highly satisfactory TO the stockholders,
considering the depression OF business
in general Under the present manage
ment the works cannot but prosper.
Just Us soon as navigation Is resumed, II
supply Of stock will he lad in, and the
works will run constantly the greater
portion of this year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-25
Relief wi,bou, a Doe,.r

Though We would By no means be under
stood as deprecatIng. but rather ~ recon-
mending, professional AID Ia disease,
there are muItitudes Of instar ces when II
Is neither necessary or easy To obtain. A
Iamily provided with com prebensiye
household specific ike Hostetters stom.
ach Bitters, is possessed Of medicinal re-
source adequate To most emergencies In
which medical advice wou d be Otherwise
neetful. That sterling tonic and corrsc-
tive Invariably remedies, and Is authori-
lively recommended tor IDENTITY, indlges-
ton, liver disorder. an irrez larIabit of
body, urinary and uterine troubles, incipi-
ent rheumattsIn and govt. and Inany
other ailments Of frequent occurrence. II
graduates and prevents fntermi ten, and
remittent fevers, relieves menfal de-
spondency. checks prem sturs decay, and
invigorates the nervous and muscular
tissues sleep, digestion and appetite are
promoted By IL, and IL Ii extremely useful
In overcoming tia effects Of exhaustion
and exposure. N : = -
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street COmmissloneF.
Editors OF the Register.

Editors OF the Register.
To day the election Of officers for the
government Of this city for the ensuing
Two years will take place, and it is of the
highest importance that every tue citi-
zen go TO the polls aid vote for The men
most fitted for the Offices. For Stree:
Commissioner, we would cordially re-
commend TO your favor Mr.. d. r Gary
as the man exactly fitted for that posi-
ton. Mr.. Gary has had an experience of
about thirty years IN the employ Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company, on
bridges, tunnels and track, and is thor
oughly conversan. with sill kinds OF
stone work, grading. eIcaysting. laying
pipe, &C. and therefore 10 undoubtedly
III e right man in the right plsce
THsEE CITIZENS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-25

MARROW EsCAPE.-Ye Yesterday, while
walking along the street, Captain Samuel
Mason slipped, ard VAS thrown violently
to the ground. In his hip pocket, Cap
tain Mason carried revolver, and when
he came in contact with the ground, the
hammer of the pistol, which mad care
IcssIy been LETT to rest on one of the cart.
ridges, instead or between them, was
forced against Il cartridge, aud exploded
It. Tho pistol, however, was in such
position that the ball passed from the
gentleman instead OF towards him, and
the only damage resulting Was the ruin
ing Of one pair of pants and one coat.
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wheeling Cattle Market.
CHRISTIAN SToCk YARDS.

w y 49, 49, J
CATTLE-There has been few on the
market during tine week. The prices
ranged from to Ate. There is good
demand but no advance.
HoGs-The arrivals at the yards were
1910 head The prices ranged from ST 90
to ST so, only very choice bringing the
latter figures The market is duller and
decline OF nearly ic is noticeable. The
packers are doing little, and good many
hogs are beginning to arrive from up
the river since it opened. At this writ.
ing there are 20 or 50 hogs in the pens
unsold, which have been there since yes
,erday. A bulk sale to 3 packer WAS
made yesterday at &C.
MILCH Cows-Demsnd moderate
Seven head arrived and ranged from
SSS@45.
CALvEs-In good demand from 50 90
as 20.
SuEEP--A few are arriving and sold
at &c. The demand is fair, good sheep
will bring Ale
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-25

RAILROAD BLOCKADE RAIsED.-The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is coming
to the relief os Indianapolis shippers.
Wednesday large number of cars.
known as the hopper cars" which
carry 5000 pounds OF grain. west over
the Indianapolis. Cincinnati and Ls:ay-
cite Railroad to be loaded at Indian
spolis elevators. The Baltimore block
ade may safely be considered rs raised.
so Tar as Indianapolis is concerned
Cincinnati Times.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-25
roH RENT.

DRICK DWELLING HOUSE NO -
ID ~ south Penn street, with ten I:.0
rooms, hot and cold water and water
closet Possession given Immediately.
Al,o, one br ok dwelling with nine
rooms and store room, No. 8S Eighteenth
street. VII rent them sepa tely or To.
getner. Posse ssion iv'n April LIT.
Also, one brlcK dwelling It'll nine
rooms, on the corner OF Eleventh and
Chapline streets. Posse sion given April
LIST. ABBY to A. NJ. ADAMS.
iaI7n Id, Mar ct street