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The Russellville Democrat., 1889-02-14

There was no session of the Senate on the 9th.
 In the House resolution rebuking the Kansas leglsature for asking con gress to put Arkansas under militia " rule, and containing gentle hint to Ohio to suppress her White Cap" desperadoes, was passed with hut l2 dissenting votes.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-02-14
Advice to Mothers.

The morning hour mas gold Tn it's mouth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

Speaker OF the House OF Delegates could do
nothing more than add up the figures con-
tanned In the returns and proclaim the result
IN the presence OF the two houses OF the
Legislature. But we infer from the action
OF the able lawyers whom the Democrats rely
upon to protect FLEMING IN his rights, or
rather the people IN their rights, thai The
Constitution prescribes what shall be doue
In case OF contested election for Governor.
The r~ascslity Of the Republican party IS
immcssurable. The Wheeling Register says
that the Republicans In the West Virginia
Senate intend TO keep up the deadlock
through The whole session II necessary TO ac'
complIsh their revolutionary and neiarious
scheme. Then they hope 10 force GoFF's
inauguration, and. by the prevention OF an
election Of O United States senator, throw
the appointment OF KENNA's successor into
CORPS hands. The Legislature cannot eX-
tend It's session beyond sixty DAYS, we
think. This is q notable scheme. IL is Ds-
tionsl In ITS bearings. 1t contemplaies In
c%reasiug the Republican majority in the
United states Senate to a working majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13
Naval Affairs.
rpu t.inrranh 70 lhn plsnalch.l

10y NfA'kl AVA " ~ h"F'N-l
WASHINGTON. January l2.-Tbe Secretary
OF the Navy has issued a general order
| consolidating the institution on the Coast
ers' HlrbOr island In the harb0r OF Newport,
f.. l.. known as the Naval War College with
/ the torpedo station on Goat island in The
sad harbor. which station, az consolidated,
will hereafter be known as the "Naval Tor
pedO Station aud War College" and Is
plsced under the command OF the officer in
charge Of the torpedo station.
The library and movable property belong
ing 10 the Naval War College viii he trans
ferred TO the Naval Torpedo Station and War
College. The custody aud control OF the
large building and surrounding structures
with the adjacent grounds on the Colsiers'
Habor island, heretofore occupied Tor the
PURPOSES OF the Naval War College, will be
! turned over 20 the Bureau Of Equipment and
Recruiting for the use OF the naval training
station on that island.
Secretary Wbituey has received the official
report Of the speed te,t Of the Vesuytus
made on the Dellwsic bay yesterday, aad
has endorsed thereon the following:
NAVY DEPARTMENT, January II. 1889.
This T. a satisfactory demonstration 30 f1r
az the speed Of the vessel Is concerned thai
she answers the requirements OF the statute.
The difficulty experienced IN finding the ne
cessary depth Of water and proper place for
the trial Ia the Delaware caused the depart
meut to varv the test slightly from the one
named in the contract, 50 that Instead OF
running four times over a mile course She
has made two runs over two mile cour'c,
She has exceeded the requirements by The
wide margin II 1.G4 knots. The method OF
establishing speed Is left 10 The regulation II
the department and the above result i salts
factory. WILLIAM Z. WHITNEY,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13
SUNDAY JANUARY 13, 1889.
African Atrocities.

Reports which have been recently received
regarding the condition Of aTslrs In Uganda
should have the effect Of dispelling any
doubt that may have existed as to the duty
of the Powers 20 open q route from the east
coast OF Africa 10 the missionary stations IN
the lake regions. MwANGA has been optly
termed the Thebaw Of Africa, so hideous bave
been his atrocities. and The Arab traders who
attacked the French and English missions
after bis Night are about as bad as the captive
King. Nor is there any reason to believe
that the new King would have kept faith
with the Christians. Instead, therefore, OF
playing for advantages over each other In
Zanzibar and other places on the east
coast 1t would seem TO be the thing
10 be done in the interest OF humanity ana
civilization for England and Germany TO
organize a Joint force OF sufficient strength
10 penetrate the interior and keep open com"
municatioD with the missionaries and their
converts until the hostile tribes have been
brought into subsection. The country IS
not unknown TO several intrepid ART
can explorers still living, and these
would not hesitate TO lead such an expe'
dillon. The success OF the expedition
would, as far as England is concerned. do
much to WIPE out the STAN that attaches to
her name In connection with her dilatory
policy In attempting the rescue Of GoRDoN,
and would also prove TO the world that both
England and Germany are IN earnest in de-
clarinR their desire to crush out the slave
trade. Another point to be considered
Is that II Egyptian sway Is 10 be
reextended over the equatorial pro-
yipces and Kbartoum is 10 be retsken,
the pacifcati0n and possession OF Uganda
and contiguous territory by whites would he
OF decided advantageto England In carrying
ont that programme. IL is true that II IS "a
far cry" from Lake Nyanza TO khartoum,
but with the Nile as a connecting link
between the two and extending as II
does through EMS Bey's territory the
lake region would form an important
basis from which TO operate when the work
OF closing in on the Soudan began. What
ever NAV have been EmN Bey's fate the ma
tiyes Of his provinces would be ready to take
sides with the whites and their allies against
the Mabdi. That the task OF opening up
and maintaining a route from Zanzibar, say
10 Uganda. would be a difficult one all African
travellers admit. The state OF turmoil that
exists in tho intervening country Il not the
only obstacle in the way. BIT IN the inter-
ests OF aud civilization European
pluck has accomplished much greater ieats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13
A Chairman for the Virginia De
mocracy.

Though Il was not unforeseen, II does not
diminish the regret OF the Democrats OF Nir-
ginla 10 see that Hon. Johu :. Barbour has
determined 10 resign the chairmanship Of
their party at the next State convention.
While all will agree t0at be has uobly earned
a respite from It's harasslng duties, vet we
| suppose there are none OF us who would not
Join la forcing him 70 remain II there were
auy probability Of our being successful. But
II that is hopeless, We think we can name q
man 70 the Democracy who is peculiarly
fued for the leadership OF the party. u IS
Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson, late a state senator
for Richmond, and now its Mayor. There
IL no man in Virginia who in a greater de-
gree combines the broad and overlooking
ability, tue i~ntuitiye apprehension OF polIti.
cal situations. the shrewd iorecasiing OF the
eaemy's movements, the ~tireleSS energy, aud
the B~arbour-like GOODNESS OF head. He is a
man OF the people, and yet as far removed
from q demagogue as a public man could
be. lie Is a man OF wonderful cOncentra>
ton OF purpose, and boundless ingenuity IN
the avoidance OF party boys, and the selec-
ton OF the high open roads 70 success. He
has had years Of experience, and It's result
has made him one OF the shrewdest party
managers IN the State. II he can be per-
susded TO take II, the Democracy Of Virginia
will have done a good work for its future
StQuRt0n PindicqfOr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13
BLACK EYE FOR MALONE.
North Carolina Republicans Rescind
Their Action.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l

Special telegram to the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH. n. c., January II. "Wednesday
night. Ia caucus here. the Republican MEN,
bers OF tie Legislature endorsed william
Malone for a Cabinet position. II appears
that the caucus was a very close affair, and
that prominent Republicans here and from "a
distance who were Blaine men aud would
have antagouiZed Malone were not admitted
at ell. The endorsement has raised a great
row, and Republicans have poured In here
demanding that the step taken be retrsced.
Last uight there was another caucus OF the
Republican legislators, which was attended
by outside Republicans. The debate was
long and heated aud took 4 violently per-
sonsl character. This continued until mid
night. when a resolution was adopted re-
scinding the one endorsing Malone. Some
OF the legislators wished to endorse Oliver
III. Dockery. but be declined under the cir
cufnstanees to allow his name 10 be used.
Meanwhile a delegation OF Republicans from
The western districts OF the State has gone
10 indianapolis TO urge Mr.. Harrison TO APP
point Richmond Pearson, OF Asheyllie, POST
master. General.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

Reading notices IN rpading-ms'ter Vp@ :
upss or less 81: in noppAroii loaded. 30
Gard OF ratos Tor more spscs furnished VI APP
Tlkauou-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13
YCLE&SON'S 5,
2I3 east Broad street.
ABOVE THIRD STREET.
JANUARY SURPRISE
SALE.
If WE DON'T SURPRISE YOU THIS TINE
DON'T CONE AGAIN.

We will offer TOMORROW Mon
day. some of the most surprising BAR
GAINS in many lines of goods ever be-
fore offered by the trade.
Our buyer is at present in New York
making arrangements to close out the
remaining stock Of the large retailer who
consigned to US last week oyer S25, 600
worth of goods, which most Of the goods
we disposed of at a sacrifice, and viii
close the balance ct a greater sacrifice.
Also, this sale will include our " i'm
mense stock Of all ~seasonable goods.
CIOaRS, CIOaBS. CIOGBS
ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.
For $3.50 Ladies' AL. Wool Newman
kcts worth So;
For s. Ladies' All Wool Check Raglans
worth $40;
For 1915 Ladies' All Wool Striped New
markets worth $3.50;
For s. Ladies' Atwood Black Newman
ket, trimmed with ~astrakhan, worth
$40;
For $1,000 ladies' All-Wool Newman
markets, / different %colors, trimmed
with black braid. worth SiS;
For 81 Ladies' Ail-Wool Jackets worth
$3.50;
For g.. 50Ladies' AL Wool Jackets worth
s.;
For 1913 Ladies' AL. Wool Jackets worth
$3.50;
For Si.50Lalies' All Wool Jackets worth
IS;
For s. Ladies' All Wool Jackets worth
SO;
For So Ladies' All-Wool Jackets worth
SO.
IN BLACK, C0LORS, & STRIPES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13
SPECIALS

20 pieces Il Cachemere in brown and
garnet at pc. worth Acc. 4;
100 dozen Fancy-Border Gentlemen's
Handkerchief at SOC. a dozen
worth Sl.2j;
so pieces of Daisy Ribbon at 10c.
a piece
50 pieces No. . All-Silk Ribbon at 20c.
a piece;
l lot Pure Bristle Hair Brushes at one
third real value
l lot Iloss Trimming for dresses, all
shades, at &c. worth 50c.:
l lot Worsted Trimming for dresses,
all shades, at sc. worth 37lc. ;
l lot Linen Crash at sc. worth l0c. /:
l lot Children's Ribbed Hose. all sizes,
at &c. worth lOc. f;
Linen Torchon Laees, L yards in piece,
at Sc. worth 20c. ;
Linen Torchon Laces, II yards in piece,
at l0c. worth 25c. (;
Linen Torchon Laces, IL yards IN piece,
at l2lc. worth Soc. (;
Linen Torehou Lsces, II yards in piece,
at l5c. worth 40c. (;
% pieces Red Table Damask at 33c.
worth &C.;
You can a V % per cent. in buying your
Carpets FROM us, a. we have made a
sweeping reduction on all grades.
The Ticket 231S, drawingthe man and
pig. was held by Miss Via, 1923 Yenable
street.
Special attention to orders by mail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

An omnibus run by electricity, the only
ore IN the world, has made successful trips
10 London. II runs on any Kind Of street
without the use Of rails. Soon every buggy.
hack. carriage, and all other vehicles viii be
run by electricity. Heating cars by electricity
is also soon to be common with railroads.
This century lacks more than a decade OF
years OF being finished, and yet this century
Is the first that ever had railroads, steam
boats. telegraphs, telephones, Photographs.
electric strcet-caTs, electric lights, lucifer
matches, cOttoD-gins, and hundreds OF other
new things. There Is no reason for sup.
posing that the men Of the next century will
fail 10 invent still greater things. TraYellin{
IN the air ought to be common twenty years
bonca.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13
ReFNQnat.


Mr.. Ruskjn's present illness Is his sixth
attack OF what Is gusrdedly described as
mental disturbance. These attacks grow
more frequent and the symptoms more
menacing.
Mrs. Gladstone is quoted as saying that
Der husband considers 4 one Of bis most
sacred duties 10 do his utmost to check the
food OF iniidellly that is sweeping over
England.
Boehm the sculptor Is slight and fair,
with long, curly bsir, yellow moustsche and
goatse, asd is ioud OF wearing \ white fian-
mel coat and blue nscktic. He Is troubled
With rheumatism.
Senator Hswley took bis little daughter
with him on bis New.Yesr's calls. Mrs.
Hawley kept the baby with her in the car
race while the eenator entered the various
houses 10 which rece ptiens were being held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

In a double-Iesded editorial the New York
World undertakes to show that Mr.. CLEyE-
LAND was defeated in November, not the
Democratic party. Down here we feel very
much as if the Democratic party bad been
beaten, though the World tells Us that at
cannot be held responsible for the results OF
that dmiuisiration-neitbe for the injury
bis yacillating course has done to the cause
OF civil-service reform, nor for doing 'the
right thing at the wrong time IN precipt-
Eating the tariff issue on the perilous edge OF
a presidential campaign, nor for the other
multiplied mistakes CT the President, nor
for his obnoxious personal acts or characte-
r~istics."
Nothing succeeds like success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13
Nothing succeeds Ike success.

Our indianapolis special describing the
visit Of the MALONE delegation to General
HARRISON IS amusing rendiog. "Glittering
gcneralities" IS good, and suggests deci-
dedly more consolation for the alleged
'fkickeIs" than for the followers OF the
Little Boss. 1t also suggests that HARRISON
did not fail to profit by his observation while
serving in the Senate with MALONE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

"Mr. KELLY now explains, in speaking OF
tho action Of his motor, that 'by means Of
negatized aXial centres Of atsmlc envelopes
the projecting rays Of neutral ozone may be
collected and caused to oscillato. as it were,
in reciprocal sympathy with the atomic en-
yelopes themselves" sc. That has always
been our understanding OF the KELLY mo-
tor. Nothing could be more simple.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

- ,D,-nv
.r,r AN
Curcv Nu-srrv R1FAcuFD COT.
49,. ,1-r,-o
One case OF OnocA husl'u ~ CO. WORTH
ne;
One case OF ChecK -duslih aI 0c' worm
&C.;
One case OF Check Muslin al 4.c' worth
&C..
One cGse of Blcached Cotton at sc. worth
i2!c.
p pieces Of Extra Fine Scrim at &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

The Alexandria Gazette complains that in
the United states Senate the other day when
= vote on protecting coal was taken no less
than nine Democrats voted for It's protection.
The Gazette's complsinings will never cause
congressman to vote against protecting the
industries of their own constituents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

Inasmuch as ROBERTsON's term ended yes
terday, we may expect no more startling
news from Indiana. The Democrats in the
Hoosier state have been fighting him for
two or three years, and have at last got rid
Of him. When will the Democrats Of Vir-
einia hear the last OF MALONE?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN
.CHILDREN'S CLOAKS.

Special goods for tho hours of 10 A.
VI. to p. VI. MONDAY:
Large size bottle Of Ammonia, sc. ;
Large size bottle Bay Rum, SC. ;
Colgatc's Best Dental Powder, ljc. ;
Tetlow's and Iappan.s S~wansdown, SC.
Tappau's Liquid Swansdown, DC. ;
Large size bottle Of Florida Water, 15c.
Pint bottle Of French Bay Rum, l5c.
Three cakcs Of best Oatmeal Soap in
box, lJc.
Best Eei-Letter Quadruple Extract, 4
ounces. SOC. ;
Also. / job lot Of Corsets of the cele-
brated b. a g., in sizes u to 30
retail price 81, now &c.
French Woven Corset at 4Oc. worth G2c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13
Money Returned.

~ I'IIBININ % JIG UT8EHI00'I
WAsmNGToN, January 12.-On December
10. 1856. Dodge, Meigs IL Co., Of New YORK,
owning lsrge southern pine.mills on 81.
Simon's island, Ga. yielded 70 the claim OF
the United states Government presented by
the internalreyenue collector an Atlanta and
paid TO him f3,1j0 claimed a. United states
tax on tickets the firm gave their bands 10
trade ont ~ their st. Sjm0us store. The
amount was pad under protes' January T.,
1889. The money was Tetur0ed ~ iull 10
Dodge, Meigss Co. by the Government o.
having been Improperly eXacted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

that the latter has gained votes at the expense
OF S. b. Alexander, who has been RECON zed
az Rapsom's most formidable competition.
Alexander Will be third IN The race, II s as
serted. with Thomas J. Jarvis quite IN the
rear. There Is no abatement IN the interest
In the prolonged contest. Combinations have
been made. but all thus far have been broken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

Ex-senator S%uERMAN's sweeping plan to de-
stroy republican government IS what the
New York Herald says Of ms bill TO put the
congressional elections under the control Of
Federal oliclals-that Is to say, Republican
partisans. What a tine Judge OF elections
FORAKER would be!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

alt Is strongly suspected that the tornado
which blew from Ohio was merely FORAKER
blowing about the seat he is going TO have in
the Cabinet" Or is not going to have
which,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13
cHARLoTTE,s DONATION.
Ministers Create n scnsation-Indig
nation.
Especial telegram % the Dispstch.l

Especial telegram % the Dispstcn.l
CHARLOTTE, n. c., January l2.-rhere IL a
great deal oi comment here to-day In refer
once to the remarks bY the ministers at the
closing service OF the Evangelical Allsnce
last night. In these remarks II was charged
that elders in the church here had bought
votes, and a plan for the prevention OF
bribery was discussed. Tne matter promises
TO create a lively sensation.
There Is much indignation In Arson coun-
" over the verdict OF a jury giving the negro
Dunlap a term in the Denitentiary. He shot
a white man named Craig aud almost killed
the taller In attempting TO make his escape
from jail. A mob was Organized to lynch
Dunlap but the Sheriff outwltted them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

The Atlanta Constitution says: "a New
Jersey negro has two hearts. lie has proba-
bly, got the one intended for BILL CHAND-
LER." No doubt about 1t il it is particu'
larlY black.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13
Ransom AHEAD.
The status OF the North Carolina
Senatorial contest
Especial telegram 70 tbs pi.palch.l
L--.-

RALEIea, n. c., Janusry l2.-It Is posi-.
lively asserted here tonight that Senator
Ransom viii receive seventy votes for senator
In the Democratic legislative caucus next
Tuesday. It's also stated that Alfred n. Wad-
dell viii receive the next highest vote, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

"They have got down az far as STEVE
ELKINs for the Cabinet" But STEVE has
the consolation OF knowing there is a lower
dcDfh-MAUONE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

The Chicago Mail says: "Barou MUN-
CHAusEN Is not dead" No. The Ohio State
Journal and the Chicago Tribune afford evil
dence OF that fact,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13
BRIEF COMMENT.

The Philadelphia Times asks, "What has
become Of winter?" Wait.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

The Southern Clinic for January is out,
G.. A. BRYCE, III. d., editor and proprietor,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

We have the Virginia Medical Monthly
for January, LANDON b. EDWARDS, NJ. De-
editor and proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13
In THE SWIM.
ACCORD OF SOCIETY EvgETs OF TIE
WEEK
The Msrrisgs.-A Yellow, a Green, and q
Pink Tea-rhs Dresses and
Decorations.
Ifor the Dispatchl

The past week has been OVERLOOKING with
social events Of various descriptions. The
Richmond german on Monday evening was
as pleasant az usual, but a. no new feature
readers a description necessary we pass on
10 other entertainments which have inte-
rested 60 large q number OF people VINO are
not 10 the giddy maze aud are quite rational
enough 10 enjoy other a~musements.
The marriage Of Colonel Randolph Harri'
sOn Finney TO Miss Emily Greed. OF Column
bus, o., attracted q large number OF friends
10 81. James church AZ II O'Clock on Wednes-
day. The company consisted Of the older
families and citizens Of Richmond, most on
whom were relatives Of The groom, and ell
attended In the interest OF warm friend.
ship and to testify their approval OF his wise
and suitable choice Of q parter Of his joys
and sorrows.
The wedding at 3 O'Clock OF The same day
OF Miss Mary Lie Skinkcr aud Mr.. Frede-
rick S. Valentine was a subject OF most al
i~ecti0nate %interes, TO two larVe family con-
neciions and a most Of friends. Both the
young people are so deseryedly popular
that It was no mitter OF surprise
tbat the Monumental church was packed
to lie utmost limit. The style Of the bsides.
maids gowns was very striking, being 20
simple aud with9l so uniform. The fabric
was soft white China silk. made in First
Empire %fashion-high neck, long, close
sleeves, white gloves, wide ribbon belts, and
white bouquets. The BRIDES robe was faille
FRANCHISE, square necs. long sleeves, draped
with rich old lace which had adorned her
mothers wsddmg-gown, aud pearl 0rnb-
mcnts in which her mother was married.
She carried a white praYer.book and a lovely
bouquet OF white roses aud lilies OF the
valley
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

"The ballot wrongs need redress" Yes,
redress or a little more dress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13
GIVEN AWAY---FLANNELS-

At pc. ar elegant quality White iWllleu ION
nel-Deccmber price Boz. r~utot
A. gr,. 9Lincb White shaker Domestic lhtlio"
Fla~nnsl-formor price was f5c ,
A 20. good quality Rei-Iwilie1 flanheL y
bargain that will be- appreciated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13
STR USE BROTHERS

GRAND OFFERING BELOW WILL AMAZE AND BE THE TAIN or r d. "a
CITY. READ. REMEMBER, AND YOU WILL PASS ALL & oHi bE5SoTaRRS,
AND MAKE FOR THE RIGHT SPOT, WHICH is STRAUSE BhOI1TII = rE
EVERY WEEK, AND ESPECIALLY THIS WEEK, IS WHEN IL WI III
MONEY IN YOUR POCKETS TO BUY DRY GOODS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13
THB BOSTON.
dwellings FOR RENT.

II - II
500 per annum-502 west Grace street. about 10
rooms, all modern Improvements Vacant
Aafch l5.n.
1920 Icr annum go wost Graco street, 10 rooms,
all modern iWurl ycments.
$3.50 Tor snnum-5IT east Leigh street, s rooms.
mOIem improve neuts. Vacant Apru Isl.
500 per annum-, east Broad street, = rooms, Ia
nice order. Vacant April lst
$40 per annum-ie5 west cary street, : rooms
modern improvements.
800 per 2JO1 east Grace street. 9 rooms,
big side yard.
$3.50 per anuum-3i5 west Cary street. 6r1Oms.
fI3 per month-2lg south Laurel street. @ rooms.
sI per moath-l0l Wost Marshall street. .
rooms.
Large number Of SMALL HOUSES. Applyt 20
PRANK ID. HlLL & co.,
iRl3 Real Estate Artrts.