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THE SEAL TROUBLES.
Senator Frye Expects Peaceful Settle
ment-An Extra Session Likely.


An Augusta, Me-. special to the New York
Tribune says that Senator W. P. Frye, Just as
he was leaving there last evening for the
Rsngeley lake regions, said in response to a
query about the Behring sea trouble: The
first thing for the United States to determine
is whether or not the sea is a closed sea- The
House, in the bill sent over to the Senate last
session, undertook to assert the principle Of a
closed sea. II came to the Senate late In the
session and was referred to the COM
mittee on foreign relations, Of which am a
member. That committee reported 1t back
to the Senate with the words stricken
out, not because the committee came
to the conclusion that it was not closed sea-,
but because it was question of the greatest
Importance, requiring larger consideration,
which there was no time to give. NV own
opinion Is that that portion of the sea where
these controversies arise has always been a
closed sea, SO maintained for half a century,
without any protest on the part of any nation.
As between Great Britain and us the ques ton
ought not TO be raised, because if these waters
are declared open waters in less than five years
the whole seal fishery would be destroyed, and
England has much interest in preser wing
that fishery as we have, for she purchases and
prepares for the market all the skins that are
taken"
Were the seizures warranted?"
They we're entirely justifable, as far as our
officers we're concerned, as the law which passed
Congress instructed the officers to do So"
what Is the way out OF the difficulty"
81 think the question will be settled between
the countries In practical common-sense man
ner-diplomatically
In regard to an extra session Of Congress the
Senator said: mo doubt an extra session will
be called about October 20. do not regard ii
as at all necessary. II viii be difficult to get
any importan. legislation through the next
House, and the democrats will be disposed to
do anything in their power to obstruct and can
prevent any change in the rules il they please.
Even the majority will be slow to make any of
the changes proposed, rs they are liable at any
time to be In the minority. The important
legislation, Of course, includes the tariff"
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They Said the Special Was at Fault.
VATICAN AND KING.
Humbert Said To Have Been Elk.
communicated by the PontiG.

A Rome special to the New York Tribune
says: King Humbert and Queen Margherita
have been placed under the ban of the church.
The sentence of accommodation is stated by
the Venice Gazette, one of the best informed
and most widely circulated papers of the king
dom, to have been pronounced by the pontiff
in person on the occasion of the secret con-
sistory held few days after the dedication of
the Bruno statue here. The assertion of the
Gazette is universally believed, and there is
much to corroborate the authenticity thereof.
In the first place, all the ordinary courtesies
which have been customary recently between
the Vatican and the Quirinal have been entirely
stopped Queen Msrgherita. who, like her
brother-in-lsw. the duke Of Aosta, is sincerely
and unatectedly religious. has for the past
twelve or fifteen years been in the habit
OF spending the hottest weeks OF each sum
mer at Venice for the purpose of en-
joyins the sea baths there. Hitherto the
patriarch archbishop, Cardinal Agostino, has
never failed to call at the palace shortly after
her arrival. In order TO welcome the fair sover-
elgn 10 the city aud to his diocese. This sum-
mer for the first time the cardinal failed to pay
his customary visit, and took no notice of the
queens arrival He. however. caused it to be
privately intmated to her majesty that his dis
courtesy was due to strict commands received
from the pontlf in person. Another circum-
stance which tends to confirm the truth Of the
assertion that the sentence Of excommunica-
ton has been pronounced is the fact that King
Humbert's recent contribution Of 50 900 lire
toward the restoration of an old church at Ma
pies has just been returned to the treasurer of
the royal household, with the curt remark that
no gifts could be accepted from such a source.
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PREPARING TO LEAVE ROME.
Proposed Route Of the Pope on His
Way to Spain.

Rome special cable TO the Philadelphia
Times says: The decision of the pontifcal
major domo to refuse to officers Of the vatican
guards their usual leave OF absence points TO
the svensful departure Of the pope from Rome
Committees Of cardinals charged 10 make
detailed arrangements for his possible depar-
ture, propose that his holiness shall 60 by road
IN carriage, accompanied by ambuscadors a.
Tar - Civita Vecchia and thence travel BY sea
to spain. A small number OF cardinals and
prelates wiz follow the pope, who viii delegate
extraordinary powers TO ohish Of congregations
remaining here.
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Transfers of Real Estate-

Deeds in fee have been fled as follows:
J. K Butter to James Moore, lot 52l, Anacos-
tia; $500. A. Leadingham to R. Hagnsr, trus-
tie. pit lot 16. 50. AS; e.. r. Hagner, trustee,
TO Clara l. Leadingham, same property; g..
Harrison N. Bennett to Charlotte J. Pile, lot 8,
50. $50; g.. Robert O'Nel to John Bell, pit.
II. 50. SIS; $1,000 w. J. Father 70 ]. A
Father, sub. -, %. ga; r..
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

4 OR sALE-soUTH BRooKLAND : RFIrT7.
July kitua Ted about one mile north OF civ
University and the electric cars: seven trSsr. 49,
way daily iron south brookland station. rfres, 90
test ~ide and laid out IN conformity With rs~. ~
ety Lots Tor sale Il fron thres ten cents ,e 800
10y ,srms Or plata 1na further inlormntion .,r>
D. DkAlsoN. ez3 y 81. a. N
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LOST AND FOUND

STRAYED-FRoM NY PREMISES. on THE
- brentwood ruad, Saturday night. path Instant
Small Black Feet Mule lett eye detective ANY one
sending Information leading 20 his recovery 10 M
DAVIS, sOl Massachusetts ave., nv, will lie re-
warued a1s,f 2ts
L oST-soME KEYS, on 18TH ST. BETWEEN n
Il \ and r SITS NV. Liberal reward will De raid for
return OF same TO NJ flshik. .kernuns thester. IL
II osT-s5 REWARD FOR RETURN TO l2O r ST.
ALn.N OF hite Setter lemun-culOred with spot
ei saIne on rehi shoulder: name OF Don
heavy chain attached aQotS-:it.'
II osT ON TUESDAY LAST, 2OTH INSTANT.
- BLACK Cali. coming from the stock yard, In the
turned 10 ils I'd sts.w. IL.
II osT5sAIURDAY. AUGUST %, BROWN SPAN
~ lei PUPPY; answers 10 name Of Curly" white
mark ON BREAST 80 table reward return 20 sos
81. NV. ". Il. LATHAM au2O-:It.
Il osT-wEDNEsDAY. $3.50 FINDER WILL RE-
~ turn same and receive $3.50 reward lao questions
AsAeu; Al Ply 10 JAO. \. HOOVER
Au-o-'t Center Market.
A LIBERIA REWARD WILL BE GIvEN FOR
"A the return Of ladA black diagonal trimmed
VITA wide rhid that let the CorcorAn
on thursday. August 80. when that boat lett Mt
Vernon fol MARSHALL Hall Return ABOVE 70 MOSMEh
bhOs., lOOo 81 Nv. au23-3t'
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

besu!ifuly pepsrsd and PAINTED With pr1vnls Lawn
g sssy . SO 4l's s6 If aGGf M Is 81 re
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BICYCLES.

CMITHe "DARTs oATRTIRa
- For Ladies aud 0~uta
Sol 18th et n. "
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ia
i 1902 81. n ". rs65 II oe 18th st.. sr.. $50
1922 e 18th st lar 50 g u 8. ne, 80
lob Corcoran ST. Tor. 40 Hughes alley, ar q
Apply to GREEN CUNNINGHAM, laos ST.
IToR RENT OR LEASE EVEN BRAND NEW 3
Il story and Basement Brick Houses. with 8 rooms,
bath and cellar; al modern improvements. hard wood
nnish; cabinet mantels: bay windows. open for in
co. au3O-et.
EOR RENT-NO. 623 ST. n w, l4-ROOM
House, suitable for Boarding House or Office pur-
poses: rent low. J. H. GRAY Co, 631 + st.
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HOTELS.
xBBITr 81
WASHINGTON. D. O.
UNDERWRITERS.

IN COSTELLO. WITH A PRACTICAL UNDER-
o taksr and klbalmsr IN my employ, IS G 81 q, "
snd ~ = e ne Eysryshang tsstcln6 Heesonahle
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] 9Th st. ex.. ST.. ens. &c. .25
l10l0Esw.. Or. MI. Il. so
1l56 9th ne. 6r- m, 4. 20
o:e0 X u. ne, 6r.-..l2. 30
RRETT, 18th and N.Y.aye.
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WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED-BY SEPTEMBER l, THREE UNEUR-
w nished Rooms small family; rent reasonable
Address u. B., star office. au27-3t'
WANTED OR . UNPUBLISHED ROOMS FOR
w Light Housekeeping; reference given and re-
Quired. Address HOUSEKEEPING b., Star office
au24-2t'
WANTED by A GENTLEMAN, AFTER SEP
w tember l, Furnis shed Room. without board be-
tween 14th and 18TH III aud SITS. NV. Address,
stating terlns, Box 12S, Star Office auz4-2t'
WANTED-PLEASANr ROOM OR ROOMS AND
w good Board for gentleman, wife aud child in
private family where there other children ;
situation not tar from 9Th st. NV Address Box 3,
star office. au2I-5ts
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EOH kENT-
Lsss5 o st. NV Ior eos
- Sd st ,se.. 13r.. mi. .45
~ lst 81. Sc, Or. mi. SO
lax 3Oth NV, 7r., mics
au24-3ts CAYwOOD aga
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LOB RENT-NRw HOUSES on WARD PLACE
n mod o sEH EAT ie;ss Co. + sSr
EQR RKNT-DWRLLlNGN okTHwEsT o6RNIR
II 9th and Q 81. NV. containing rooma, Wlth
= :ss :si K iSsiissk " i ES;Ss'' si !: 81;
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1909 14th ut. NV, 81,
aud store. ...........&l2
32S Mas. ave. ne, l0r. 3
1913 p 81. NV, ". AZ
6Q2 to 6lS Il ct. NV, SrS
1627-1629 Marion st.
ss 3 X Mas. ss.; ave. i. ..
lSaSS r. p; .sC;;npp i :, u r., ;xS. Z
TO-. 7 81 8 rs 1 Il. g Ne. las
1929 9th 1T nv, 4r..s.l
2037 \ ct. n-w- 4r. ..10.3
1907. Z. 1e14L ct. NV,
r.. 1896 81. ma; I 10
1924 Valley st.n.w.. II. :.
zoos @ 1T. NV. 1Qr. ....q
$40 r o. NV, Tor. "a
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

N ANTED-BY TAILOREss. ENGAGEMENTS IN
w families during duh season: Coats. Wraps, Rid
ing Habits any Tailor made Garments; good fit and
finish guaranteed city reference; price -. day.
Gu2b-3t NJ. s., Star Office.
WANlED-AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w fox Cooks, Chamber aid. Waitress, Laundress and
Nurses, Seanstress. Men Waters, Cooks. Coachmen.
Buffers. sAM'L A COOMBE. e26 st.n.w. IT.
WANTED--BY A GERMAN GIRL. A PLACE AS
Nurse 'Cham6ermaid or House Girl 20 E st n. W.
w ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN COOKS, sIO TO
w $50 Laupdress, Maids, Nurses, alters, Kitchen
He'll Drivers hostlers Farm and Dairy Men for this
city and country. DICKS, 613 7th NV. au26-6t
WANTED-BY YOUNG GIRL, A SITUATION AS
w Ladys Maid or Companion to an Invalid or Aged
Person. Apply for references to 1907 st. NV
au26-2t'
WANTED-HoUsEKEEPE "ATTENTIONV'-
w send us your orders for House Workers charge
Roams Wanted aud For hent ia all parts OF the city,
furnished aud unfinished. I'll 6 st u W. su24-6t.
WANTED-SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, HOUSE
WORK ers, Walters, Houseke Drivers, Nurses
NJ ids, Kitchen, Farm Hands and others for
Families Hotels and Restaurants, Cities and Country
BURNHAM'S go 9th ST. NV. au24-et'
WANTED-BY A REGISTERED PHARMACIST,
W position; night work preferred ten years ex-
perience unquestouabe references. Address SALOL,
star office. au24-ot'
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UQR RENT-OFFERED FOR REM FOR THE
Il hrst uHIe-tLat HANDSOME Corner Property House
u rooms large grounds and stable, the
corner VI Massac. .usetts ave. and IL TIA It.
i he Interior OF this House beautifully finished
and IA saed throughout in elegant style and offers
One Oh the most attractive homes in WASHINGTON all
Oe leased fof season or term Of years, term
years unfinished desired AIpiy on premises or 10
aul 4-3m JOHN SHERMAN L Co, l4Os St
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COUNTRY BOARD

VALLEY VIEW sPRINGs-P. O., NEW MARKET,
hunting and nshng special rates tor autumn For cir
cusrs address Al M ELS, Manager tn, thS Nv.
FEW MORE BoARDERs CAN BE ACcoMMo-
"A dated at Pleasant View; i've minutes walk from
sta,ion. apply so Mrs JAMES GANLkY Boyds. Md
A FEW MORE BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMNO.
N dated at the Delander Farm for the month OF sep
tenlber terms, 40 per week or U per month. L. c.
DELASDEh, Boyds Station, Montgomery Co., Md.
DARTIEs WANTING BOARD FOR THE MONTH
Il OF SCI telnOer VIII ind kooms at Chestnut Grove,
near.kockville, Nd. Z. o. EDMoNSTON. au24-3t'
GLEN MANO ., FOKEsr GLEN. MONTGOMERY
" county, Md high aud healthy location; good
table; moderate terms; transients accommodated
GuOD COUNTRY BOARD. PLEASANT NOUN
" tsin town; few hours from Washiigton daily
mails tne bass fishing good t-ble pleasant rooms "a
aweek Address MISS ADAMS, front Royal, Warren
county, Va aul3-3ts
(,oUNTRY BOARD NEAR MoUNTsv1LLE, LOU.
Oaouh county, va, Tor September and october; high
le1!ty location large airy rooms, frult shady
lawn OaSs fishing, hle saddle and driving hul SEE. All
Dress n. n. RECTOR. au23-3t'
4 COUNTRY BOARD AT INGLEsIDE," THREE
~ minutes walk IRON Randolph station, Metfoyoli.
water aud table. Terms reasonable. ELIAS kEtSEh Ii,
Montrose, Montgomery Co., sd. au22-ot'
4 ,LERK, ATTENTlON-FoR RENT IN COUNTRY.
~ at station; trains right; live hooms; as per
month Address Box oOO, steriine. Va. au22-4t.
GOOD BoARD-2 MILLS FROM ALEXANDhIA:
sePiember ~ 20 er Wees. ruit. milk &c, album
dance. SPRING BANK, Aiexandlia,Va. suU-lms
4 ,ONFOkT hETREAT, POPULAR kESORT IN
OMountains OF Maryland. hear hsrper's Ferry, home
CLARK, Keep Trysi, Washington county. ad.
my S-3ai
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EOR REM

LNOR REM
sig Ith ST. NV, 30r. 100 200 Arthur pl 1r 25 40
5loi NV, Isl. 400 507 18th ST s.e, 7r. 25.37
IISS41 stnw;. l0r 80 sI7 French at. Or q. 50
eQ5 Msss.ave n W. 12r. 90 6l7 "a ST n e. Or 25 IS
1a54 NV. sr 90 1913 Pierce pl, 6r.. 25 IS
POI NV, lor.-....3 % 4o3 St NV. CIR. %. 3o
1929 I'D st. ". ". :. 55 l025 n j. ave- Or rs
lAlQ ST nw- lOr. 30 % l431 l1th st NV. Or. %
i2db Iltn 81 nwY W. 20 40 o st NV. or.....25
inV5 ~. n.w- LIZ % LIS 81. NV, 1r...... %
l2ZS 18TH ST., sr 90 ~ $40 81. Sc. Or %
2S Grant pl NV, 81 30 3o4s st NV. 81, ..22 90
SSo lna Az n. lSr: ~ 1880 9Th ST. W. a. % IS
1879 91f3 tsnh Iva Sr ~ e aSa st e. 90
llQ2 n H. sv., 81. 1927 \. Cap st Or 20 so
42I St NV, Tor. 40 81 st n O., 8r..... 20 SO
2lg6H a ST. NV. 81: 43 9th ST. NV, Or 20. IS
d930 lothst nv sr 40 ~ 1873 Nj. ave- Dr.. Is 90
2l6 Sd st. Sc, 12r.... 40 IT. ne, lis 40
lVol kst n W, er...,. 81 l23 st. Me- Or. 1887
1913 10th NV, Or. .35 80 l953 ct. W., Or. g
l25 ST. Sc, lQr .35. 45 So &C. NV. Is so
204 Ct NV. Tor .....35 33o st. me-, 81. ...l3
li5 2lst ST. NV, r.. % sl4 25th NV. so
1l2Nstn NV l0r..... 30 1917 81 st. NV, Ar - 30
1922 Mallach st. 81. 81 SO 1887 M. ave. Ar. 80
ING sth St W, Or 30 30 "a Fenton p ,5r 10 80
ago IT w,9r ~. 80 l239 18th St W., ar. 10
l!Q4 I4th st n W; 9r0 40 324 Wilson St. 10
1885 st. n W., Or. 30 35 2069 9TH st u W. Ar - 4
1424 st. NV, Dr.. 80 1905 3D. st. s.w, 4r....S
iaS6 st NV, IT,. 80 2560 10th st. W. 3r...7
232S O. ST. NV Or. 80 STORES
203O 18th n. W. 7r,. so 800 Pa ave n.w.., IS
lySQ 18th st NV, TIPS 1407 l4th ct n 40
SlS stne.er.. go. 90 zoos l4thst W.. 7r 40
ls3a Stn ST. NV 7r21 80 f cor. 9th / a. Or 80
1888 10Th y. W. Or. .25.75 GIG Dist n 10 80
2S2O.N st. NV. Sr...2o. AZ
au24 B.H. WARNER & 90. sls Fs.n.w
LrOR RENT-TwO NINE-koOM BRICK HOUSES
II with modern improvements; 81 and 10 z 18th
81. NV. Apply TO JOHN u. GREEN, l4l0 U st "a W
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


EAKMs IoR ,sALE-FlFrY ACREs NEAR
i baileys Cross Roads, fairfax county, Va. Eorty
Acres Brck Clay Land in Alsxanaria county. Va Fur
I|oR !sALE-oNE HUNDRED ACRES, LARGE
iocsuo wthin mile OF and overlooking two stations
Oh b. y. hR. . nil les from the c. Is, $500
cellar. verands bay windows, excellent water miles
from city, mile from X, X. station, $500.
II, MN AchLs on Conduit road, ~ miles from
TWO AChEs. elegant Cottage OF rooms, fruit and
splendid wster wi is;, from city, - $50.
aug24-3t 4. H. sYPHERD. sun building
EOk sALE-COUNTRY SEAT OF 80 ACHEs. ON
y sligo Heights; ~ miles from Silver Spring; near
Mr.: Crosby 8. Noyes' handsome estate; Grsnd shade
anu sas gsEs water s9 o5SkE D. LucKrrr ess s..
WANTED-TO ExCHANGE-THkEE LOIS IN
w the beautiful town Of East Orange. M = for
Garrett Park stock. J. II. W. Star office sus4.5t'
LfoR sALE--AT BARGAlN-lO ACRES AT
W % sas Terminus Of new IN :. ssrosd
.as4Ss LOUIS sAcEMxREa b sss sTG q
Il Brsnchvins, Md. beautiful baiieSns site: ais
aS iios PAU SIs 4 Rsis Ma sSS29
4 OR sALE-HoUsEs. LOIS AND FARMS AT ALI.
4 Stations on Metropollan Branch, B. = o. JOIN
o. JOHNSON, Atlantic Building. su2l-iW
(yOLLE0E PARK.-HOUsEs AND Tors ron
:. 9s e g.
Money io.nsd % saas ssss b ssss
sxsr college stssion or Atlantic Builaine suSi Nv
LOB Saloon NET BR b. O., 6Uu DING
d. ma EQUITY sna cSnnsss e s:
AID lumber ianda- oooKk D. LUcxETT. S3S q
- 00-&n
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VrOR RENT-BY WAsHIN0TON DANENHOWRE.
II IDS ct. NV.

80 ~ Ne
.Is,w: cor. 10Th q o sts..
sSl4isSs FiUi; st. n. W.: ". : .ssss
SgSS59y No. " :, ave: ne. 6r2z .S9
l203l Portner pl n-w.
81 SI, Il. .. e. d. ..:.. '.s e
s0)S339T ? &. ne. 6r..i$.2Q
1921 yeckson alley. 4r.l0.30
.5Ql1026. 7: 1914 L ct.
80 ,s Boa !. iiisiiii. f; Il:
:sgsaPii.. " !. 3 Be sssx 4 20
,.:S7!psl Il. fa ;Sy's i ii. n. Va
SSSSI,sSS5 q 81 l.1. ..s;; i........S
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

IHoR RENr-s2s AND SOS ST. NE. NEW
IT Sir RON Bsy-vindow Bricks; all modern inn
lroysnents. Apply 10 WRIGHT sTOChE 4, Own
Ora. $40 st. nv sn24-3ts
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I, Oh. RENT-UNFURNIsI

Oh. MN ~ NJ y hNkSl
Il lIOl K. /. ave. NV, J
lIr...-----.--- S2OS-oo
l3l3 Mass. ave. l1r. (
AID stable. ...........20O :
] Dupont circle. lar. 200 s
l2lo 18th ~. NV. l.sr2Uul
liza CVun. av. lor. l66. "a :.
Sl2 ! 9Th st. NV, 20r. ]
steoie..............l loo. 81 !
l4l3 q st. w., l1r. ]
and store. .l25 I
12.S III ST. w., l5r. LIS &
100 10th st. n. Il
w.,l6r. aid stable1l6.6T
l4Ol StougLton ST.,
III. .So.o3
5lo 18th st. NV. 13r.. .15l ]
l.Ol 2lst 81. NV, Sr. 10 I
5U2 L St NV. 11r.......75 !
.t.a o st.n.w., 1lr ana 4
AD4e...-. ..............f ~ =
Tie above houses cal he
tri oi1.ce only. 1EOh.
sul7
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store ana Diving 20 n 4o u nv ,s;;g < . ?9
The above 70 only portion Of the property ON my
bools For fun list call e once for bulletin s~1ed On
TIE lst and 18Th. Lsn23l THos. EwAGGAMAk.
TcoR RENT-3-sTORY BRICK; HALL. WATER
4 sud Ens zoe Il. l. ave-; rent o2o per month.
Apply q LOO Lst. NV Key ~ drug store cor. q 1
EOR BENT VERY CHEAP-NFW S-sIoxY .
room House, ~ mod. tmps-, 306 ct n y. W.
GRAHAM. sos llth e. NV. su23-3t
E0R RKNT-1o06 @ st. u 33s 4. Tor, 3-story 1850
s,lsy sst O D. l2kl3 Sls9e q n;s. oy IA 80
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WANTED--HOUSES

w LAI Ibb--I1o " OLD.
N ANTED-To BUY HOUSE OF Z OR $ ROOMS.
proa pert . %gp hot object y lie
ance monthly. Address CLEbK, Star Office. au24-2t'
w ANTED-I Rem ED Ny LAST DEsiR BILE
nand W. RILEY DEESEG. 1917 s.. supply ssaa :ie It.
WANTED-To RENT HOUSE FROM 8 TO 10
w rooa.s modern improvements, in pleasant part
references Address state price and location BOX 1870
w w s So immediate customer =, Pie SO 900 TO
$4,000 Must have it SION. HEBRON kAMaY,
WANTED-HOUsES TO RENT-I CAN FURNISH
w mo. Tenants for large number OF houses at
once; II your houses are vacant can rent them for
's5ff sSGs
w located on canitoi HI / $4,000 $4,000; State
address BoS eSw oc Can Dc hAa
WANTED--AN 9 OR 8 ROOM BRICK HOUSE.
w modern improvements. to cost $500 to $4,000,
and sHs s' key. 9
WANTED : HOUSES AND ROOMS TO RENT
auS sId 70 SELL JOHN s q s9infss silains
WANTED-AT oNCE-HoUsEs OF ALL SIZES
pr'p'Da''nYh sepaP H INC siIs &
au2l-et ga 18th st.
WANTED-HoUsEs-W HAVE MANY INQUIR-
w les for Small Houses in the northwest ranging
IN rent from 80 TO ESQ per month. Ownersof such
Houses would lind 1t TO their advantage to place them
III our hands.
TYLER RUTHERFORD.
au2l-6t' 1907 f st. NV
WANTED-wE WANT DIRECT FROM OWNERS
w for Prompt Paying Tenants, and S-room
Houses IN northwest and East Washington. h.
GRAY CO., 637 i st. su20-6t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THREE SRA
s Sns square and
frce 5000 Terms very easy all modern improve,
a. LEWIS, HOO boundary st. ne. au2O-1w'
WANTED-IF YOU HAVE NOT SUCCEEDED IN
w finding good tenant for your houses bring them
70 We have large demand for houses Of all kinds
HEBRON n RAMEY. 1907 1t. NV. aul7-lm
WANTED-THE STRICT ATTENTION WHICH
w our ohce with an experience Of nearly 10 years.
IL giving to its Rental Department has enabled us to
Keep our houses well teanted and W with lev
houses to offer for rent.
Residents or non-residents having Furnished or
Unfurnished Houses or Stores to Rent can have
special attention to their interests by placing them in
our hands, JOHN SHERMAN & CO,
au3-3m 1407 st. NV.
M ANTED-I HAVE APPLICATIONS DAILY FOR
w Houses by good tenants: owners having houses
returns CLIO. w INKiNS. l0th and Il Sta.
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III I'D.
l4l5 n st. n. W. 11r. sos
80 \, 4, ave. NV, ITO
oOl lStast .u.y......66.07
GOA Hillyerpl-. l0r.00.o7
Sl4 18th ST. NV, lUr. 90
! | 0O9 h 81. u. W.. yr. 81 %
.Oih st. NV. Sr........50
1901 2 81. NV. Or. -...5O
'illoO I1tn 81. NV, ar. 40
| ITO 18th st. NV. Tor. IS
J SIP n. j. ave- n. W, ~. As
! IV4 Y st. n W., lOr......45
1875 Fierce place. Tor. AZ
I l24 Conn. ave. lOr....40
241O 18th st. n.w.lUr. 40
1907 18th st. u. W. 1 Or. 40
\ lo.ju 18th st.n.w.. ar. .35
1900 iilh 81. NV, .ir. 80
! 1906 9th st. NV, ar ..25
1907 Caroline ST., 1r....25
pa LIST 81. s.w., 6r.....l5
e examined by permit from
MAS }. FISHIL x CO.
1924 = 81. n. W.
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.u24 B.H. WARNER 4 90. s1s Fm.nr

E'OR RENT-Two NINE-BoOM BRICK HOUSES
with modern improvements, SIS and l5l7 18th
st. NV Apply to JOHN Y. GREEN. l4l6 Y ST. a W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-05
FOR SALE.

=. Six ROOmGd Franc House, lot 71x3OO ieOt OIL
Ne, III fWenty'Allt street, for ,S0o.
A good kOOmed Dwelling on South FCnn q,
AlAO some very desllAblO building Lots oil South
Penn ItTe,t
Residence with full LotAt No. 22l2 ChGplIne 81
huildinG Lots corner TWenty'Aeventh aud
Main streets, q good factory site.
a County Home, miles west 81 brldRepoft,
OhlOi hn w acres OF ground, tO0mcl brick
house, a paying stone quarry, PrICO, A,sOe-
cheap
building tots In tho sixth ward, on Gilmore
street, near TWenty.nIuth, MelIOll0ch street,
near Thitlieih; MayStDn, near Twenty 'ninth,
Ohio County Farm, 100 acres.
StAAll Farm near MOundsYllle for u ,oOO, or Cx'
change for city property.
Residence a. 6dRluglOn Lane,
Double Brick House on North Huron street,
will Ray well u All investment,
BUILDING Lots IN the Old Fair GrOunuSi also
on North Huron aud North Front streets.
Residence on North Front street; TnOlned
house, lOi COZ 100; price $1,000,
A tliSt Glars rOOmed House on Maryland y.
Blk RnOmCd Brick House, With vacant half lot
At 1875 MCCOllOch street.
building Lots on fourteenth and fifteenth SIS.
Market Street Business Property.
i've fOOmCd House on South broadway, Win
other Improved Property. Loans Negotiated.
FOk kENr-COuhtTy Place within 10 nlnutel
dnVe IRON centre Of city on motor line.
O. o. SMITH,
ROAl Estate Agent and Broker,
l20 MAln Street,
StOCkG bOntht and sold. mol