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PROPOSALS.
RIDS FOR BOOTHS. @. A. r. ENCAMPMENT

X
and ss w ss sa x m fss 81
for the privilege Of occupying the space under and
vesl sds hs
on 5p5 W Garfield P.Ss or
g Space in front of Central market.
3 Reservation No. IS, south side Of ave.. adjoining
4 Reservation No. "a. north side Of ave.. adjoining
s, Reservation No. 30 south side of ave.. adjoining
O. Reservation No. 81. north side Of ave-. adjoining
= Reservation No. %. north side of ave.. adjoining
y Reservation No %. south side of ave.. adjoining
9 Reservation No p. north side Of ave.. adjoining
40. Reservation No. 30 south side of ave. adjoining
And space southeast corner of Treasury Depart
state location and what you propose to sell. The
comaitee reserve the right to rejec: any Or Al bids
sse'Y Committee on Privileges and ADVERTISING,
pROPOsALs.-G. A. II. ENGAGEMENT. SEALED
NOON for the privilege cf erecting seats on the fol-
The com,nittee reserve the right to reject any
sufficient bond that .he stipul atoms of bis contract
VIII Rid De sat sat,sa Ia rd pSr.9rmed
teed amount. or percentage of the receipts " the
]. Front Of the Botanic Garden.
9 Space in front Of Central Market.
Reservation No. 50. south side of ave-, adjoining
4. Reservation No. "a. north side of ave. adjoining
s Reservation No. 80. south side of ave. adjoining
g Reservation No. 81. north side Of ave. adjoining
{ Reservation No. 10. Lafayette Square.
Reservation No. %, north side Of ave-. adjoining
@ Reservation No. d. south side Of ave. adjoining
10; Reservation No. %. north side of ave.. adJoin-
II, Reservation No. 20. south side Of ave.. adjoin.
And space southeast corner Of Treasury Department
There viii be the sra2d parade and dis
has ever and the privileges ought to
Address all proposals to
sec'y Of Committee On PRIVILEGES and Advertisins.
au274t Care saks Company. City.
T., to9twalks: Of public buildings and gro anas
Il ses n
ss f
square YARDS more Or less Of ssphst waifs IN
the publ: grounds A.ten ion is invited to the Is
ssxs .n nS'S ins ff ass
IL ssnautes At III Lara Forms and
sTht cd r. Jet any and all proposals e r.
esPEE SslntiHs
Botanic Garden. Washington, D. C.-Proposas wal!
the superintendent U. =. Botanic Garden. where
plans and SPECIFIC stions can be seen until TWELVE
O'CLOCK N. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER SEW
NTH. 1892 WIN. r. SMITH, suPt; U: $. Botanic
Garden. au24. 25. "a 80. se1.3.6
HEADQUARTERS SOUTHERN BRANCH Ma
44tonal Home for Disabled olunteer Soldiers Hamp-
ton ton, =, Va; - AUGUST ls93aSe.:ed PROPOSALS. sub
oftce until TWO O'CLOCK Pm. WEDNESDAY,, the
SEVENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1882. for fur
nishing La6o, and Materials and Constructing Brick
Barrsck Building at the southern branch of the Ma
uonal Home for d. v. Soldiers Hampton. Va.
ton OF the Building for the HEATING and venti!ating
ALplratus and for Plumoinr Drawings and specin-
nation oht aimed from Col p. T. Noodfn Governor
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AT THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED.


Three-msst schooner william Lo-man Roberta
Bath. Capt. Bray. from the Kennebec river. with
loootons Office United States revenue cutter Gran.
ford. Capt Mitchell. from Baltinnre. on oticial
Todd. three lays from SUFFOLK. v. With 55 600 fssi
q lumber. schooner Agnes. Alexandra. Va, Cart
Johns, \. b.. Capt. Jardine, thirteen days from
Va. in tow Of tug Eva Belle Cain, hieIandri. Capt
Josh Ellis; Schoone; RAYMOND Fuller Baltimore,
lumber Barce s' e +. Jackson s CO. ie cr -
field. Nd. Can't Hanson. from Newborn y @, with
8 Mrs. Of we.sy sa
nook. Va. Can't: Thomas. from the Rappahsnno
samuel Dillawsy, Bath, Ne. Cart smith eight DAY.
from South Gardiner Ne. with l. $50 of Kenne-
Cater. frbm aguis creek Va with TWEEN 1--WE cords
Of inc wood. BARGE r. E. Mason. Cumberland.
Georges creek coal
SAILED.
Schooner Kate r. Waters. Baltimore. Capt steidle
to Norfolk light. to load lumber for this port
Schooner John spedden. Baltimore. Capt. Dominic
Schooner Hulda Baltimore. Capt Daniels. 70 Bsiti
more, Light. to overhaul, Schooner Virgil. Cris3eld
Nd. Csnt. Kifhe 10 Crisneld. schooner Gibson
Alexandria Cart Rollins. to ALexsndrta; Schooner
9%selis sch@2nsE Mite M MaSIs Cant, Edslsn
ca TSaads !: a G5.b sfho0rsr ls csssd
Bertha f, Des 81 Taunton Mass c.pt; Thomas: !,
tug Tempsr hc,snda Capt 9 Cheese .Gn
sSqns r nc Capt. Ellis TO e
Tenpar. Alexandria, Capt. Chesser.
DUE.
Schooner Foaming Sea. Baltimore. Capt. billiard
from the Rappahannock river with lumber schoone,
Daisy, Baltimore. Capt. Fogg. from the Rsppahan
from Pe,erssurr with 60 oo1 feet Of eis ' -Four
nsst schooner Daniel c. Fearing, from the Penobsro
river with 800 tons Of ice for the independent Ic,
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AUCTION SALES.
RATcIIFrE. DARR : g; ,A AyyeTIoNEESs,v

N go PENNA. AVE NV.
As ~ IHE sx SALE s n ATeTFeN
OF THE GROCERY AND
NO. s,a SIXTH sThEEH NORTHEAST
FLOUR AND FEEp ENDORSEMENT
SIXTH A yHE ff3sT5SfS E1H
every detail. consists IN part Of
ss s$ $5sSSA5zs s ; sS$$sss:
b bSSSSShss!: s SSS Ssssws.
CANNED GOODS OF EVERY iih DESCRIPTION AND
IA STS hNb sf hsPs22ET ch6sFs SE
COUNTERS. SHOW CASES Aas8 LARGE ICE BOX.
fS Rf GDVS SEdErSSEE Ems ksS
WHISTLES, PORT stERRY. cLAREr AND CA.
BOTTLES AND IN BULK, the stock being weii se-
AT THE FEED Ekss2Tiap11sHMExr.
akEAsEHE NAY r shEAY NI Mr EEf TE fIx
THERE AMP rNTiEE
,,,} MEpS ks;Ps4 ASES1Se sso.,
WITHIN HGsSHbfa hS P PSESfsEs
BY virtue Of a deed Of assisnment riven to me and
duly recorded the land Of the District
will sell b public auction at the time and places az
the sale. The stock will first be offered as an en-:
be Immediately sold in detail to which invite gen
eral attention. Terms cash.
Assignee. 4l6 5th st.n; ".
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts au273t
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Ladies of the G. A. r.,

At a meeting Of L. s. Grant Circle. Ladies Of
the Grand Army, held on the 18th instant, a
letter from the national president was read. in
which she states that the sessions Of the ma
tional convention. which meets in this city
during the encampment. will be held at Elks'
Hall, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th
street. instead of the Universalist Church, as
has been enormously announced
Plans for the entertainment and reception Of
the visiting ladies of the G. A. r. were dis
cussod and badges and souvenirs were adopted.
Hereafter the meetings will be held at Open
heimers Hall, 5l4 9Th street, on the first and
third Thursdays of each month.
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George Monroe, the leader Of the miners, who
was refused bail yesterday ct Coal Creek, was
brought TO Knoxville, Tenn, for safe Keeping.
His coming caused no excitement. Budd Lnd-
say was held TO the criminal court. He gave
bail in the sum Of $4,000 and Was RECESSED from
custody. He got aboard . train and started To-
ward Knoxville, but squad Of soldiers took him
Oh the train and returned him TO the guard
house. They win do him NO harm, but are de-
termined that he shall not escape puniahment
Unless the governor interiors the military
authorities viii hold him inds6nitsly. His
friends fear he viii be lynched BY ths SOLDIER,
but General Csrnes says he wiz not allow Il 70
BE- done.
Georgs Irish gave bond in The sum Of o., 90
and was released. He was taken Oh TIE train
after being released ssainst Tie ordm of Gen.
sral CarnsG
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SHOOTING STARS.


This Il the time Of year when the ''feilov
citizen" begins TO feel that he Is getting in the
swim once more.
'He must have wonderful amount Of mod
esty. said Howdock-
Never struck me that way" replied Birny
Billins.
Perhaps not But when You consider how
little he uses the stock on hand must be enor-
mous."
"Henryr' she said, di.con.olaiely. 'yoa
didn't get me q birthday gift"
by Jove. that's SOL" said Henry "But, you
see, can't realize that you ever have birth
days"
Then she was happy. and he smiled the mean,
subtle smile Of man who has saved money.
Observe her costumes wondrous plan,
The nuffness and curl
Although CLOTHES do not make the man"
They make the summer girl
The average man II said 20 have q 500 900
pores in his skin. After q perspiratory hot
wave experience this seems 10 be . very Low
estimate.
Fen though q woman loves the truth,
lis plain-you've often scent
EIemplihed-she finds IL hard
To say goodbye" and mean ID
A salt-seller-The vendor Of goldfish
She was girl Of wisdom. He said TO her:
"Do YOU not love TO wander in the moan
lightY"
Yes" she answered
"why?"
Because Il saves gas"
Then he did some mental arithmetic, Thoughts
IL over. and said:
"will you be miner"
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II you want . MACEIN.
TOsH GARMENT or other
WATERPROOF WRAP or
apair of RUBBER BOOTS
or OvERsHoES . Hot
Water BottlA Fountain
Syringe or any article 1t
MANUFACTURED RUE.
Der you will Ind IL
GOLD SEAL" Grade ths
best and most reliable
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SOuS of Veterans

committee of seven members of Gen. r. A.
Alger Camp, No. rs, Sons Of Veterans, met at
the residence of Past Commander John ID.
Powell. jr., the organizer of the camp. and
formed a society to be known as the Gen. Rus
sell A. Alger Ladies' Auxiliary. Comrades
John p. Turner acted as chairman pro tenn and
NJ. Grant Lucas secretary. Mrs. ]. ID. Powell,
jr., was elected president; Miss Moten. secre-
tary: Miss Marie Wells. treasurer; Miss Mary
Madrs. chairman Of committee on constitution
and bylaws, and other officers. The new So
ciety will assist the camp at its tournament at
the Washington Schuetzen Park September 8
and 9.
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SOCIETY SUMMERING.
Autumn Plans Of the President and
Family.
NOT MANY ENGAGEMENTS

Some OF the Marriage which the Summer
Has Brought Forth-washinetsn People At
the Resorts-A Recent weddtng With .
Romancs-Psrsonsl Notes Of Interest.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
E,OR sALE-HoUsEs.
Is YOUR CASH CAPITAL sMALLs
SPECULATIVE INVESTMENT
ATTHE SAME TIME
A SMALL OUTLAY OF CASH.

SMALL OUTLAY OF CASH.
While have an offer for that elegant residence we
advertised fe~ days in Geo getown and although
IL Is bu little less than the regular price,
not propose to accept it. the house IL really worth
more than the advertised price. Georgetown has o
more brilliant futurethan many present willing
to admit In fact firmly believe that the few
years will witness decided increase In Its real
values brought about by the cable Of the Washing
ton and Georgetown railroad. tn electric of the
Metropolitan railroad, tbs contemplated entrance of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and the probable
trance Of the Norfolk and Western.
The house Is really better than new. be- IL II
buttw years Old fully seasoned and permanently
tied. Contains eight furnace. open crate bath
and cellar. Has handsome exterior. large yard and
achsrminey and conveniently arranged interior. The
lot Is 20x150 feet The price is but -. 750 The mos.
remarkable feature is the terms, requiring but &7o0
down and the balance any time within fve years. No
monthly payments. Interest payable every six
months. As this house will undoubtedly be sold in
a few days lengthy dickering is pernissiblef you
wish to secure it.
PROCTOR PROCTOR,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
au22-m.tu.s3t 9O7 ST. NV.
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UNDERWRITERS.

g H. HINES. UNDERTAKEN AND EMBALMER
-. and manufacturer of supplies 5M to so per
cent saved by consulting Mr.. HINES. 1915 l4th st.
NV Telephone 775. aulO-8m
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SHOE
,sDon.

1t is . fortunate man or woman who 1,
shoe ,rfse in these days Of such spirited com
petition. The old maxim that There Il
thing tike leather" II having hard road
10 travel: inasmuch as there are many
things aDparenttE like leather getting into
shoes and playing havoc with their wearing
GIteather Shoes" and there Is no niece ssity
Of your being shoe wise In buying here
Very opIortunely We have run across Q
lot Of Ladies' Fine Oxford Ties. bought
under price. worth from $3 TO % so, which
anything erer offered JTeriouslv at THE
1Tic..
More New White Canvas Ties have ar.
rived -. :. s..
There IL no let down in the assortment Of
Mems and Ladies' Russet Shoes and Tiee
And rhV shouldn't they Be corn all sointerf
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LEGAL NOTICES.

No: 4S7s. Admir- Doc. IL.
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA,
Holding special term Tor Orphans Court business
In the case of william j. Miller. administrator r L
a; Of Washington G; Milbarn. deceased. the i'd:
minisrator. a. Aforesaid has, with the aprroval
THIRD DAY on sEPIEMBER. A. D. ise2.
ment and distribution under the courts direction
and CONTROL when and where all creditors and persons
entitled to disributivs shares egaces or residue
are hereby notified To attend in by agent
attorney duly au horized. with their claims sgsinst
traitor. G. will take the benefit Of the Law agains,
q week for three weeks In the Washington Law Re
Test L. p WRIGHT
Re9ister Of Wills for the District Of COLUMBIA.
OARUSl MILLER, Proctors. su27-law3v
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

LOR SAIE-NORTHFAST-
Lot on 4th st. near NJ ne. Price. minimum. $3.50
Lot on D ST. near LIST st. me-. corner Of alley.
Biesh An Fsi Ss
On 8: ns. neg slst st St, sS1!96 y
LEY e side street sSb G6 os sa,h 10
Tor sALE-A MOST DESIRABLE LOT ON FLOR
on s'n'f . SR6 5Sftg q ss sS St.
lots ior :.s a On s ss;m DHs.hA
Si.Ss1S - 3 ios ID -. 49,,
ana nssoSsI COCO
]9 O.; and and g by g cor per foot. 20
IL .n n1q 20 BY i e. p esT idSs
"a and sw. leo on i, Isl on ID Ter foot 90
sh sa lots bao5ks ai6 ;f St fS: st. n
For sA Ii, NEAR Sd \. W. 3s BY 10 +! -
se s ss and f1si S sassa is By g.
St. bet. 6.h and 7,h n iS6 by 80 alley. 100
& & 3: &: bet bet am: and Alley .syy
IS 9th and r. BS S9Ss s aIs is FER 4. 80
EoR sALE-THE CHEAPEST LOT on 14TH ST.
4 In Columbia Heights at bargain. OWNER. 1901
EoR sALE-sEvERAL CHEAP LOTS on LIE
2o.9o srall cash payment: These lots are % an
esphate avenue and near new electric route. Plats.
au:7-3t H. NJ. EARLE. 14o5 st.n.w.
FOR sALE-0N CD ST. NV. LOT ooxge TO
pSs :sh'' per 'aqsrf LEONARD !S $50 AZ st. .w
Fq}Hs sAL = rs PIECE OF 18th ST PROP;
s sssas:' TTtrE Fiji sS DG III
sAHEd il t Set front bet by tI5 tS t., 'Ta
81, proved by small two..o2m house 81. Il
ss back to met tw Sp a
NJ St bet. 18th and 10Th SITS. n. W. lot 3OxIIO
story and Basement blcl in IRON. and Two
1t. - ~ A. 5 GXYw60D;.' 9si 9th St. n. W.
nre Tor few days four o.si2 lexington ali street
WAsH,N pANENHowER.
au26-t Cor. 18th and g sis. NV.
H. B. wALDRON 6S7 st. NV. auoo-6t'
FOR sALE-CHEAP LOTS
u 3 lots in square aeS. 90 cents.
lots in square rs, 20 cents.
100 lots on 18th St ne, 20 cents
cRo1ssASf Pt sixBGRY az elo Il ii.R 81 NV
TOR SALE
e ss 4 ssa lot 80,
For price and terms 'pe eHt e W HANDY
au26-a Cor 18th and 6 Ste NV
FOR sALE-LOT. 2o195. ON 18th ST. s1.35;
a ISL issh ss Gs
81 n ". cheap lot on Florida ave near n. Capitol
ST SOc Per FOOT lot on st. 18th and 10TH :2v
100 70 20 foot alley only a. 200 ne square for sub
dividing in very cheap, for a few days only; 40
acres. near st. extended. sc. 900. For bargains
look for the red key sign Of
KEY BROS co.
au26-n 30 St NV
For sAd ALE. BEA.TIITUL LOTS on Q ST.
Il near 2lst St NV, 40x10O. on grade, at 81 o..
5oc cheaner than ado ming ground. E. L. McCLEL-
LAND. 400 st. au26-3ts
EOR SALE - HOME SEEKERS AND sPECULA-
and o and sheS are
nndine ready sale. Call for plat and prices.
au25-I DANIEL l. ARMAT 1913 st. NV
EOR SALF-A FRONTAGE OF 100 FEET By
average depth Of 81. 20 on st. between 18th and
18th n. W. Cream and easy terms.
su2o-3t PLANT TURPfN. I429 New York ave-
EOR sALE-sI, $50 WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL
LOT ON KENFSAW AVE. NEAR I4TH ST
THIS is THE CHEAPEST LOT IN COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS. EASY TERMS.
au25-3t ED. j. o'HARE. 1905 ST.
FOR SALOON EASY TERMS. SMALL LOTS IN
l. Mount Pleasant q, 200 each. Also very nice lot
with shade trees. near DIR. Hammonds, Columbia
J. R. HEREFORD,
au11-1m 1419 St.
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DaH GOODS AT A DISCOUNT
AT
LUTTRELL's.
Roth ST. AND PENN. AVE
In order reduce stock INIT further notice VIII
msks liberal discount on eli kinds ofDry Goods.
Persons preparing their homes to q ertatn the
Grand Army VIII do veil 70 bag their fsbls Dsmask
Towels. Napkins. ehesttngs, 1e4 8presds and al
THos. J. LUrrREIL.
sa1o-3v 1850 Rsan. eve
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BAnoA1xs In Cur Grass.

DAR0AINe IN OUr OLAs&
wsnow display large and varied socket
FINE CUT GLASS
AZ about ONE-HALF USUAL PRICES,
Persons desiring RARE BARGAINS sAould sysn
themselves Of this special sale. tssE
We also have on sals DINNER and TOILET oIr0
which We are closing out at greatly rsduesd psesA
w HsvRxlDok
importer q foesssy ~ aase.
sas ms :. - M :
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Hoover & SNYDER.
Expert Soos Filters"
1917 Pa AVE NV. ANA
SSS6sSsSsSSSsSsSSSSss Ss8SSSSSSSsSsssSsassss
SSSS3SSSSSSS8SSSSSSSSSS8
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A salt-seller-The vendor Of Goldfish
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The average man Is said 20 have 2,so4, 900
pores IN his skin. After . perspiratory hot
wave experience this seems TO be . very low
estimate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

Observe her costumes wondrous plan;
The nufiness and curl.
Although CLOTHES do not make the man"
They make the summer girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

Il erty known the street Baptist Church. 'front.'
ing 81 1T on st. by depth Of 100 f. TO 25foot
alley Desirable location for lodges societies church.
or FOR stores and Offices. fats Convenient to all
govt dePts For Price and terms. call on address
GEO. I. PARKS. GA Z st. au:2o27
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

This h the time Of year when the ''feilov
citizen" begins TO feel that he is getting in the
swim once more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

Zen though q woman loves the truth,
lis plain-you've often nit
Exemplihed-she finds IL hard
To say goodbye" and mean ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

FOR sALE-FOURTEENTH ST. AND KENESAw
L ave- n. W Columbia Heights-nine new tbree-story
nine-room houses frst-ciass finish fine decorAtion
on cable line terms easy. Open for inspection until
1880 14th St ausss6ts
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spent at CapOn Springs the first two months OF
the heated term and latterly have been at Spring
Lake. n. J.
Among the guests at Piney Point are Mrs
Louis Rauel, Misses BERTHE Zoos, Mary Hart
Mary McGrath and Mamie Donaldson.
Rev. DR.. Oliver A. Brown, the pastor of the
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church, who
with his family. has been spending the vacation
time at Atlantic Highland, n J., will return
next Wednesday. He has greatly enjoyed the
two months vacation.
Mrs. J. w. Brooke and daughter of Brooke
Place, D: O., are rusticating among relatives in
Maryland.
Mr.. VT. Fisher Of the western division, bu-
| reau Of Pensions, accompanied by Mrs. Fisher
and son. Raymond, are summering in the noun.
tains Of Virginia.
Mrs. n. E. Wilver has returned from Penn.
.ylvania, where she spent nix weeks visiting
friends.
Mdssrs. James Goodwin and George Black.
man Of West Washington have returned from
the mountains, where they spent several week.
with friends.
DR.. Theo. Hansmann has returned from
Massachusetts,, after two weeks' visit
Mr.. Henry 8. Fitch, 100 Massachusetts, ave-
niue northeast, has returned from four
months sojOvrn in Dinwiddie county, Va.
Miss Mabel Johnson and Min Amelia Melleu
Of Ohio are the. guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Il. II.
House OF Sl6 street northeast.
Mis- Sue Fureron Of eos street northeast
wiz spend the remainder Of the summer with
relatives IN East End, Pittsbusg, Pa, and win
not return to the city until October.
Nj. and Mn. Geo. W. Evans and, daughtsrs
have left Asbury Park, where they have been
spendinG tbs. summer, and have gone 20 Monte
roy Spring., Bloc Ridge summit. for two wssks
In September.
Ais Elvs Fletcher and Mis May o'Lsaxy
hsve retarnsd from thsir vsssAion spent Il
Arundsl-on-tAe-Bay. :.
q! Is. aess Grimss = sunnsring q 0xea
Htn, Id.
B M 1snnis ~ 81 M Aaeis No. ~,
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I,OR stIF-TwO BRICK HOUSES: $500 ZACH :
sir rooms and bath. in rood location nesr Norm
Capitol and ". Y. lot 100 feet dee 20 sIIey
houses are new and very comfortable. the rental IN
come PAYS now per cent anil will increase hey are
bsrgains WARREN CHOATE co.
anZ73t ~ 18th at n W
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

L,OR sALE-HOUSES
T. IN 81 n e. north OF h. 2-story and cellar, N,
Or and hath. new ~
q -. 5th n ". 2story Dr., ar. snd bath how
st. near 9Th n w., 2stnry Dr.. sr. and BATH ~
Wear Stanton square. 81 and cellar 5000
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T,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A PIECE OF GOSp
renting property in centrsi rart OF CITY mar Iol
and n ~. worth 81. pHO, entirely unincuu
bered which will exchange for small houses ~
alley main street will ASSUME some inCuuofAhce
&1O 900 to Is 90 be borrowed on the piece We
ofYer WARREN CH0ATE CO.
au2T-3t I'D 18th st n "
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NOR sALF-A LOVELY EIGHT ROOM BRICK IN
IT frst-l neghbo rhood suitable for col req per
son OF means Apply TO DEEBLE. DAVIS ~
1919 r n. au~s-ot
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-15
A eREAr CANAk

A bill will soon be int =
Ohio Legislature &c form& conts ~ !, =
waterway from the Mississippi river =
the ocean, via the Ohio, Lake Erie and
the Erie Canal. a correspondent writes
from Toledo:
IL is quite similar TO the scheme agl-
tated in Ohio in 1851. 1t lacks, however,
some Of the Objectionable features then
urged. AT that time 1T was proposed that
a ship canal be constructed from Toledo 70
Cincinnati by merely charging the present
Miami and Erie Canal. The fact that Ohio
had another canal connecting the lake
and the Ohio river excited the jealousy OF
the portion of the State through which 1t
passed, and the attemp, died with its sgl-
tation. To get around this the new bill
provides that both canals shall be so en-
larged that the largest lake vesselSsMsy
navigate them. BY its provisions the State
is to appropriate SIS, 000,0O0 for the canals.
IL is estimated that five years will be re-
Quired TO complete the work.
The point Of interest for this section
In this matter is the stimulus il has
given TO a similar project in Pennsylva-
MIA TO build rival system by constrct-
ing canal from Lake Erie 10 connect
with the Ohio River at Pittsburg. 1t is
a project which has been talked about
for many years, but the national Gov
eminent heretofore has been looked to
to do the work. Now that 1T is pro-
posed that the State of Ohio do her~9@n
canal building Pennsylvania is urged
to do likewise, which is much
surer and quicker way to do the bust.
ness. The proposed Pennsylvania canal
would connect Wheeling directly with
the Atlantic by water, which would be
Of vast advantage to US. We trust the
public-spirited men of Western Penn
sylvauia who are agitating the subject
will prevail upon the State to take the
matter in hand.