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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-26
BELLAlRE.

AL Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
H tho Glass City.
4 dlseasc the Wheeling doctors pronounce
1ulnsy has broken out among tho horses here.
WAGNER d Heuser, OF Steubenvillc. arc here
ihlppl1g walnut logs 10 New York Tor export.
A gentleman counted seventeen baby carriages
pass given poiut Saturday night In eight min.
utes. IE.ll.l - ~ = : - :. -
The G. A. Il. fall and festival Friday aud Sat.
ufdAy nights was well attended aud complete
success. H1lrleg -,zs ~ ~ 7Isllf N :
The new hose house for tho Hook and Ladder
!aaules was completed Saturday and turned over
10 the city. E"S.5 5gI r. l'IIIt l5,7s77
James Nevans, the stoncm isou, has contracted
iot several new houses In lower Benwood. where
he Is now at work. ~ 1I,Is alIlI :.
Mrs. Rev. 8. C. Collier delivered an address nj
the annual meeting OF the woman's Home Mis-.
sionafy society at Canton last night. e fg =
The G. A. Il. hero will appropriately observe
friday. the thirtieth, The school children have
bcen asked 10 turn out, and about ], 100 children
will participate. ~ -, -
The boys arrested on Friday for stealing will
DO sent 10 the Reform Farm. -Four dollars OF
me I'VE stolen were rec seted, as well as the hat
stolen from Blum Bros. + " = -
A brother OF John Howell, OF this city, died
a. Huntington on Friday. The remains were
brought via the Ohio River Raiirnnd TO Bellalfe
saturday, and were Inferred at WCodsfeid O.,
yesterday. 50 , - ~
Rev. George Mcdonald, OF West Alexander,
preached yesterday 10 a good congregation =,
theSecond Presbyterian Church. All were wei
pleased. The pastor. Rev. MI. Eaton, preached
yesterday At Adepa. - II =
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JiI .. ,r,ts -rt.-. 1855. .ts. Z
Local Criminal 11nttera

Ben Frazier was given a hearing by
Squire Phillips, at the Office of the
County jail Saturday, on the charge ,ol
assaulting Squire Davis. He wus held
in $500 bond for court, and failing to
give bond, was remandod. Sissg5s. ia
55 The hearing of Elsie Gray, charged
with assaulting aud robbing W. r. viii.
liars. was postponed Saturday by
Squire Arkle, Williams not being able
t. attend. A letter was received by
Chief.ot. Police Dslbsugge from vii.
liams's home saying that he was more
seriously hurt than was at frat sup.
posed, and the physicians had fears that
he would not recover. is4i3;;7 I'm
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Tho Rising RiYer.

The river rose steadily all day yesterday, aud
a. seven O'Clock WAS still coming UP slowly with
Is feet inches In the channel. Tne reports from
above. OF rapidly increasing waters, caused some
nothing but very low ground was touched. The
hilltop removal scheme will no doubt receive
fresh Impetus BY the large amount OF unsis htly
6rilt deposited on the back Of lots facing OF
Pn1sRuRon. Pa, May 2s.-RIvc. II feet
inches and falling: cloudy and warm. River
men believe that the rains OF yesterday viii
bring the water up to over 20 feet. Thing.
were quiet down at the wharves TO day, aud nc
Incident Of note occurred. u - - :
WARREN. Pa, Mar 25.-River IS feet and
falling; weather warm and raining.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa. May 2s.-Riyer 10 feet;
inches and falling; weather cloudy. -
MoRoASTows, ". va, May 2s.-Rlver fee
inches and rising slowly; weather cloudy,
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WE AEE.AhL SETTLED.


Como md Sec Us In Our Now und Hand.
some Quarters, 81 Twelfth Street.
/. We can show you more Bicycles, and
better Bicycles, than all other DEALER
combined. The VIcron SAFETY Is Ane,
than ever. Don't fail 10 see 1t. We are
trading in comparatively new wheels OIL
other makes ior. the Victor. Why ia It'll
Simply because the Victor is best. Dom,
lose money by buying a wheel without
examining the Victor. Buy the best in
the start. 1t is the cheapest in the end.
Call and examine our stock. Over a
dozen makes Of Bicycles. Y,
.Epw. L. Rpsr 4 Co., 7. I,
3s85 New Store, 81 Twelfth street.
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National Dutchsrs' Conycntion.

Tho National Butchers Association
will meet in Cincinnati tomorrow
Messrs. Charles Loeiiler and B. Rosen.
stein, delegates, and Louis Zoeckler
and Christ Kalbitzer, alternates, from the
Wheeling association, left for there on
the y. \ Q. road early yesterday morn.
ing. Messrs. Charles Rohring, Churles
aolimann, Louis Orth, Gustaye Medick.
George Bowers, F. Neininyer, Fisher
and John Koch also went down. The
z delegates went down on tho
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TIE Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Railroad Company will make the follow.
ing low round trip rate to Cleveland and
return 10 witness the unvailing Of the
Garfield memorial monument, good 90.
ing Thursday, May 20, 1890. Fare for
round trip, s. 25. Returning, good up
to and including Monday, June 2, on
regular trains. Train leaves Bellaire at
II a. m, Martins Ferry Hos a. M,
Bridgeport II lis a. m. -
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CHILD NEARLY DROWNED
IN n Spring on Charles Street SaturGu
r.I..' Afternoon HEs-

IN Spring on Charles Street SaturGu,
Afternoon,
Saturday afternoon about three
o'clock a three.year.old child OF a man
named Taylor, q fish pcddler, was dab.
bling with dipper in a spring on
Charles street, near Twelfth, when ii
icll in, head first. Another child saw il
iall, and ran and told Mrs. Taylor.
When she reached the spring the child
was apparently dead, but neiehbors re.
suscitated it by hard work. Or. Dickey
was summoned, but when he arrived
the child had been restored to con.
sciousnesa. The spring has about three
feet OF water in it, and in another min.
ute the child would have been beyond
helm. 49,! 3zrgss r.slsg sslir,r * !
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LACE CURTAINS guaranteed cheaper
than elsewhere, at TIE Bun TON.

lyon cannot sec aud need spectacles
ron should call on US and have your Eyes
tested without charge. Vie have lie
anest instruments and more experience
than any other Optlclan In The State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. GIiuBB,
az Jcwclcr md OptiCian,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Digest Your Food

If you want to DO healthy. Howl can
you II your teeth refuse 10 do their
work? Get them put in order by skill.
full dentists, and use SozoDoNr to keen
them right. sozoDoSr is the best prepa.
ration for the teeth~.., NwrAw
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Weather Indications.

WARRINGTON, d. G., May ESQ,
Western Pennsylvania. continued warm
weather, southwesterly winds and rains
For Ohio and West Virginia, fail
weather, except rains in Northeastern
Ohio; stationary temperature, and moth.
westerly winds. .-5'. .C7
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OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to efectually cleanse the system
when positive or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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Picnic Grounds.

Cresap's Old, Grove-twenty miles
down the lriver-is the most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application Ia ]. G. Tom
linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com.
any, Wheeling, W. Va. ~
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Marble md Granite,

II you intend erecting a Monument
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any kind
and want tlrst.class work and low PRICES,
call at office Of :. ,A.Moore, second tloor,
Mcl.ain's Building, 1905 Market street.
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IL a..
Spring and Summer,

Largo line Of Scotch Tweeds and all
the novelties in woolens for mems wesr,
which we are prepared to make up in
prices. s7.' -
Flannel shirts at so cents and up-
wards, and sizes to 20 inch neck and 81
inch body. Received fifty dozen more
OF our celebrated Is cent Half Hose at I
G. 1lEss 4 Sous,
Merchant Tailors and Gent Furnishers.
.-oly1 Il 1921 and 1923 Market Street. j
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-26
Garfield Monument Dedication a. cl,xe

l"nd, on Decoration Day, May 80.
On this occasion the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad will cell excursion tickets al
greatly reduced rates, for all regular
trains on May 20 and 30. good for re.
turn passage until June 9, inclusive,
Fare for the round trip 50 25 from Wheel.
ing. Is
President Harrison, his cabinet, and
civic and military societies throughout
thecountry will participate in the parade
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Knights Of tho Golden Eagle Excursion to
44la5 PIttAburEh over tho u, L O..

nIs9I PlttaburEh over tho u. 80.
Members Of all Castles,of the Knights
Of The. Golden Eagle are hereby notified
that the Committee on Transportation
have arranged to 90 to Pittsburgh on
Tuesday, May q, over tho popular Bal.
timore < Ohio route. Fare for the
round trip s.. Trains leave Wheeling
at and .:sO a. m. ,Bellaire, Bridgeport
and Martins Ferry. Castles arc invited
70 go with us. ". II: WILLIAMS, 1lg
sjj'+r2. +. B. LlsDy, y
HARRY DnuMMoSD,
q III 4, Committee.
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TALL the delicacies Of the season, flow.
ers, fancy articles, uusic and other at.
tractive features at Hearne Mansion
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. ga,' si,.
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WE can not be undersold. Our spe.
cialty for the next thirty days will he
Lace Curtains. THE BON Ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-26

"a STITCH in timo saves nine" and il
you take Hoods Sarsaparilla now it may
gave months Of future possible sick.
ness. Alb "a Y RI JT,s!tl 9 J.
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PREPARING FOR THE woRsT.

On Saturday afternoon when the river
began to come up,the Beard Brothers nut
nearly all their men TO work bracing the
lower part Of the false work, in anticipa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-26
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk
b 4 u

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad. ..g
Prof. Thomas G. Miller, OF Fairmont
is in the city.
John Brown and vile, Of Fairmont
are at the Stamm.
Hon. John r. Boggcss, Of Clarksburg
was at the stamm last night.
Mrs. Charles Rust will attend one o
the concertsof the Vienna Strauss Or
chestra at Pittsburgh this week.
Mrs. J. Birmingham, Of the leland
who has been quite i'll for some time
with typhoid fever, is improving.
!. Capt. B. B. Doyener has consented tc
be the orator at G. A. r. Hall next Friday
evening, when the G. A. R. formal ser.
vices are held.
Cards announcing the betrothal OIL
Miss Hannah Heyman and Mr.. Leopold
Baer, both OF this city, have been re.
ceived by their friends.
Mr.. D. N. Carey arrived in the city
yesterday from Ceredo, Wayne county,
where his firm ia working on the Nor.
folk 4 Western Railway.
DR.. George Baird has returned from
Chicago, where be has been in attend.
ance at convention OF water works
engineers, superinteudents and presi-
dents. 5'-iI=f'
E1. Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
Joseph A. Miller arrived in the city Sat.
urday evening, and was ut the Hotel
Windsor. He left early yesterday morn
ing for the East.
Rev. A. G.. Lohman, OF Hiawatbn,
Kansas. who, with his family, is visiting
his father.in. law, Mr.. Fred Hess, at Full.
ton,preached yesterday forenoon ut St,
Stephens German Church. IS
Mrs. S. A.Ault and sister, Mrs, Charles
McClaln, and families, OF Bellaire, were
visiting their sister, Mrs. K. F. Smith, Of
EtnaVille, last week. preparatory to
starting for Butte, Montana, their future
home. ~ y1l - -
Mrs. Minnie L. Nesbitt, nee Minnie
L: Hankey, wife OF David S. Nesbitt, ir,,
died at noon yesterday after long Ill.
ness 81 typhoid fever. Mr.. Nesbi.t buried
child two weeks ago. lie has the
sympathy OF Il wide jrcle NJ fr;o,,Ie l.,
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STONE & THOMAS.
Gbt Sutelligeufer.
onice Nos. 10 and . FonrtoentI, Street.


The Wheeling lns:Almens Co.-Fourth Page
HeLd Of Local. m r
Carpets--Arberz d Co. Ttfr. ~
Dor kcnt--Ten Rooms. tlEt7
Jewelts rige.a,ors-Ecsbit. 4 Bro.
Business ChaDgc-C. II. Quimby.
Wauted-A Suibc Gil.
Lost on Main Street.
Base Ball tx eesrort VS.. Wheeling
Wanted Salary tlu to SO.
eeeds-Iioge 4 Iir0. E-
Family Arlington Steel Banges-Joseph Bel
Stove co. -s7s.-t.
Late System Ealloran's Commercial School
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SUPPER and Fancy Fair Tuesday, Wed.
nesday and Thursday evenings, Of this
week. at Hearne Mansion. Admission
10 cents. Supper s. cents. IS
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LATEST designs, and IN Immense linz
In, Of Lace Curtains, cheaper than else.
where, at THE BONTON, N
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The thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday,
Registered 81 folloWa: =. -
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THE greatest Bargains In Lac, Cur.
talns at THE BON TON,
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Ey o.
Sick Headache,

b Sick Headache. IA
Loose's Red Glover Pills s,cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
stipations. &c. pei, box, 5 boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. D4w
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L. S. Coon sells dry goods he cheapest,
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, On the big traveller there were many "
thousands Of pounds Of ropes and thirty
or more pul,eys. The monster traveller
was on wheels, and on an iron track
was moved from one end OF the false
work to the other. s ~ :,
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Mrs. S. A.Ault and sister, Mrs. Charles
McClaln, and families, Of Bellaire, were
visiting their sister, Mrs. K. F. Smith, OF
Etnaville, last week, preparatory to
starting for Butte, Montana, their future
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A PERSISTENT CRANK.
Back Again From Ohio and Locked Up
I'm a Police Cell

John Theuer, the crank from Hamilton, Ohio,
who has visited this city aud been arrested sew
eral times, arrived here again yesterday ana
was locked up at the first precinct station. be
ID the trapeze performer who was injured whils
performing IN France and who has an image
mary claim against the government for money
spent for treatment at that time. Thsuef In
been sent out Of the city several times and has
on more than one occasion used threateuipg
language about Secretary Blaine and Sanitary
Officer Frank He served six months for threst-
ening the latter about eighteen month"; eGo.
II is now the intention Of the sanitary oficeft ~
take Theuer into court a. . vagrant and have
him sent 70 the work house, II possiblA.
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES

EoR sALE-oNE OF THOSE ELEGANT NEW
Bricks on s south side bet 9Th and loth NV.
proyements; modern in every respect al III
New TwO:;sory BIiel: $ rooms ana bath within 10
s wa SSrifEs t5S boom
bulldins. aulA-3t
IIoR sAI:E-ARA CHANCE TO BUY A FINE
e Corner Property on ct. NV. between lith and
18th sts no waste ground Cheap if taken before
SUBJECT PITNEY BRADFORD. 1905 rs.
FOR sALE-BUsINEss PKoPERTY-sToRE AND
suis,eost PiTSEf BRADFORD bfs5 si5.h is q r..
FOB ALEIsEyERAL NEW NEW. RsT-CLAss
imps bed rooms: haSGsomey passfed hs Ar SS
finish; also Small Bricks rooms rental will net s
able vacant ground. Inquire l6ls,s 18th st. NV.
EoR sALE-MODFRN HOUSE. 8 ROOMS AND
. '' " NJ p CALDWELL
anI4-ot 81 Corcoran-
i Pleasant-iarse lo-room ana cclisr House; fur.
2Esp w. WsEs s only
suI:}-6t
l'oR sALE-HANDSoME STONE FRONT HOUSE
on Massachusetts ave. near Scott Circle fourteen
Two Brown stone Houses on Connecticut ave. oppo-
site se B5i,i s1i legation; sis, 600 each;
rooms; $4,000 "S,''
BIB Hssis 2P 6Rn h lRs 700
IrOR sALE-A MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE, s27
y Mass ass ave NV containing IA rooms all mi; size
s3 6oo easy Re sd mouse On rear price
,o,,. THos. g. HENsEY & CO.
aul--l2t 1900 st. NV.
T ment Brick House 44e Florida ave NV; 7Pooms
s5a oSasn term, to , sne S.et 80 o alley price
800. ~ IHos g. HffSsEy Co.
a0I2-l2t 1900 St NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

Tor sALE-THREE-sToRY AND BASEMENT
o
an alley, Ills ST NV.
and :hea stes
OF Coinmois ana SIS NV;
Room g. LIE Droit Building suI6.7t
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR UNlMPRovED
paying high rate Of nseress eood
,au WI. HOPKINS CO..
aulo-3t 1920 r st. NV.
FOE SAL I: ST n. W, NRARa ST, THREE
=, story Hrica fourteen rooms cellar 70 soft alley
auiS-s ''H' A. ia paMMhs sf st ss SGp st. NV
EoR sALE,,HANDsoME NEW RESIDENCES IN
shf HdsEP on 81.
hni she'd Easement contains Kitchen furnace room
coal cellar and trunk ROOM frst foorlarge parlor.
ond hoor-three bed rooms and bath room; third
a9Sratnree bed rooms and linen closet Prices
Two INV fHREE-sToRY AND BASEMENT
.omey papered large closets electric bell. rst doOr
GoRSE Il hRfa eess NV soe
PLEIE: lighted By electricity; rooms; convenient
nc sisss c6ea an at
FINE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
appliance for modern houseEeepins; large yard: and
"fAoiNG sc soUfH On 81. NEAR 18TH NV,
HANDSOME Three story and Basement Brick. contain
20xl06. Price S15, 600.
Two VERY HANDSOME RESIDENCES IN UNI
rEfSllf PAhh; elegant appointments 10 rooms in
All; commodious stable ana large grounds. Can be
bought at actual cost of building
X; $27, 900.
S2S00O
-, 2 ST NEAR 18TH. THREE-sToRY AND BASE
MENT BRICK; 10 handsome rooms and every
venence; lot 2Oxl06 choice neghborhood; 81 600.
SEMINAL HANDSOME NEW BRICKS ON FLOR
ida ave near Mass ave $500, $3.50 and $4,000.
NEEh HANDSOME NEW CORNER HOUSE ON
Isl above z g.; 10 rooms; model house; 80 600.
Isl 81: MAR X, TWO VERY COMPLETE
tsEs' hnished in magnificent style; 10 rooms
THREE HANDSOME NEW HOUSES ON COR
e0ran 81 near New Hampshire ave: rooms and bath
ThhODb ISLAND AVE. NEAR 18TH. THREE
SiOhl bhlCh; . rooms all MI. 81 feet front; side
9Th ST. NEAR Q NV. THREE-sTORY BRICK;
rooms ana bath stable; lot 2Ox95; $1,000.
NOhl h CAROLINA AVE NEAR STH Sc,
THkEE-STORY BRICK; II rooms all mi SO, co.
- WASHS DAEENH0WER,
Il Eut,1
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FOR lighthouses

I,OR RENT-HOUSES IN WARD COURT, BE-
Il tween n. H. ave. and 22d ct and NJ and sits ";
range, hot and cold water and water closets s12.50
per month. Apply to JOHN E BEALL,
su6-2m 1921 st.
IrOR PENTHOUSE Ills 10TH ST NV; NINE
Il rooms. including bath hot and cold water ,lrznge
S'. trt S3o. Inquire a g261S La jy1G-1m
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NOR SALE-DEsIRABLE DWELLINGS AND IN.
II VESTMENTS.
50, 400 WILL BUY a New 6-room Brick, worth eaav
$500; all e9nyenienees; centrslly located, ne !;
March, 'y3.
IN A BOOMING NEfGHBoRHooD, half SQUARE
from ii ST. on 9TH ne. New Back building Bricks
rooms and bath: al mi. handsome paper; lot los
BIZ sINEss PROPERTY IN CHOICE location: 9th
street near q n: history Brick; Is rooms; now
occupied as dwelling easily converted into hces lot
71H ST. NEAR l. NV suitable for business
property; 3-story Brick: lot 25xll6: price $1,000
OFFER WANTED FOR FOUR New Bricks on 18th
st. next corner u e; rooms and bath; lot l6rb5
NOkTH CAROLINA AVE y f., near sth Twelve
FACING SOUTH ON FLORIDA AVE- near 9th st
NV, Two Very Handsome New Bricks; ten rooms
and al M stone trimmed; cheap at $4,000.
BUSINESS PROPERTY. 9th st. near II: 20 1lx1O3
FkAME HOUSE ON Fl. near 9th st. ne; l7.6xs3;
S2.400.
l. STREET s.w. near 4th. Two Five-room Bricks;
136x05 each cheap at 81. 900.
II STREET NE, Two Seven room Bricks near fith
ST. 5.Sx65 each; s3. 900 each.
GtokGEIoNN, y 81, near 34th. Three Six room
Brless, reSted at 3 90 esch; price ESQ each
llGH II ST; BET: T.: CAPITOL AND A n. E.,
Three 7-room Bricks, IS .9x1 20; "a. 600 each.
MASS, AVE. BET. 9Th AND TIN Sis. N. E., Two
6sP sp, Frames; Lott OF 223s9i q 600 Zach
RsT BET 4IH AND 5TH NV. 7,room Brick
ST BET SkI AsP 1sTH Sc. New s.tOry.
wASHN DANENHOHER,
1t 11l6 st nv.
IIoR SAILS NEW HOUSES NEAR SENATOR
l. Sawyer's Conn. avenue mansion; y rooms aud
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EOR sALE-A BRICK HOUSE IN THE NORTH
western .sctiop Of the city near w,shngton Circle
month Price. $1,000. HILL JOHNSTON, 1908
Pa aye NV. aull-St
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ENOk RENT-BkiCk 1891 9TH ST. NV. NINE
II rooms - on nOOrl, two baths, all in ELEGANT re
rang. 40 c9t5sss Brick, l2:'5 llth Il NV rooms
50. Brick J,53 y II. ". rooms, $40; Brick g d
9TH 81 ". rooms. cas-; Brick 1913 lin st NV
I, room. $50 ALBERT r. FOX
aul6-3g $40 h a.. NV
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Il AID painted; entire new plumbing. For price aud
aul6-3t }, V. " HUYCK. 1905 Pa ave
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED I2-ROOM
II House Ph6nix Terrace 2l7 East Capitol II. /;
house nui-hed III hard wood; handsomely decorated
and pspered b. Messrs- W II. Houghton ( Co. new
satItay Ilun.b hing heating and conn letr: bath
Ou "a and 81 nours laundry. &c, permission 10 il
ect BY card guly. Apply TO PHGNIX MUTUAL
LII INSURANCE COMPANY, Room Is. Atlantic
ulld1ng- aul6-3tf
IIUR RENT-I936 AND 1888 CoRCORAN ST. 4
Il rooms and bath, furnace heat. &C.. papered
throughout A h. SEMHES, Room 80 l4i6
street. sul6-lms
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bath and all modern improvements; large and
( .laEs slS:3O per month Apply at Eagle Market,
cOr 81 Sth ST. and Nd ave. n 9. aulO-t'
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and lErse stable......S 75 mi............ -; so
sI3l 18th NV. Tor. 40 30 500 st. IL. 20
500 y ST Or. br 20
TO CoLURED TENANTS
2O2O VT ave. NV, Or, ll1l2 sd St W., 5r.. s1o
$50
STORES AND DWELLINGS.
Cor sth and sts-n.w-. Cor 9TH < sta NV.
ami dwelling $40 store ............ . I D
Store. dw IL and stable. Store II 10 1th st m W
5iS llth II. ..........12o
OFFICE ROOMS.
go St n W. } communicating rooms ... s25
zulO3i W c. DUEALL, go ST. NV
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tseasOnD per mo. S66O. III
Cor. 18Th and vi SITS.
overlooking Conn av.
SEASON. par mo. 4 IL. o .
NJ 81 bet. Conn. av. and
nth ST -..--...........lOO
Dupont Circle. ......2US. 81
h lT. Mcpherson %. sou
cor. Z aud 18th sts.,
over looking McPher-
son square. ...... $50 80
l. 1t. bet. 9th 6l7th. 800
JEFF q SON place and
18th st. ............-.215
lS,h ST.. overlooking
Conn ave bet. NJ a.
y SITS with stable 25O
ii bet iTth E 18th. $50
/ Arraxut SQuare....-.20U
y 81 Bat COuu. ave.
snd 10Th st....... 80
h 81. bet. l6tL X I'm. zoo
tODnectieut ave. ABOVE
L st ..---...........2 OS. 81
Vermont ave. bet o
and Z SITS ...........-. 200
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