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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
REAL ESTATE ON MARYLAND AVENUE
BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH

BETMEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH
STREETS NORTHEAST BY AUCTION.
by virtue Of deed Of trust ven 70 us and duly re-
corded in l.ber No 1867 at folio 100 ct of
the land records for the District of Columbia and at
the request of the parties secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees. will offer for sale bv public
auction in front Of the premises on TUESDAY. JULY
ELEVENTH, A. d. 1883. At HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following described land and
premises situate in the city Of Washinsto District
Of Columbis and designsted as the west for.y $40,
full depth thereof of original lot two co. in square
ten hundred and twenty seven OO21). together with
the ways. easements. rights privileges and appur-
tenances thereto belonging any wise appertain-
ing.
Terms of sale One-third Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash. the residue in two equal nstaliments
payable IL and two from the day of sale evil
denced by the notes of the purchaser bearing interest
at the rate OF d per cent per annum. payable semi
annually, and secured by deed of trust upon the
property sod all cash. at the option Of the
chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with in fftesn
days from the day OF sale otherwise the
serve the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser deposit Of $500
required at the time Of sale All conveyancing.
cordnR, he. at the purchasers cost.
JOHN p. SHEPHERD,
500 81. NV, I r..,...
RICHARD J. E,RNSHAW. irus'ees-
Az st. and Va. ave. s.w..
taCO
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The Vesuvius.
The Vesuvius has been ordered to New York
where she will be thoroughly repaired.
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AssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE STOCK OF
MUSICAL GOODS AND INSTRUMENTS. IN
Il BID AZ
ELEVEN VERY DESIRABLE TwO-STORY AN
BnSEMENT BRICK HOUSES ON NEW YoR

ELEVEN VERY DESIRABLE Two-sToRY AND
BASEMENT BRICK HOUSES ON NEW YORK
FIRST STREETS EAST.
Under and by virtue Of . deed Of trust duly re-
the land records Of the District Of Columbia the
dersigned Will sell at auction on MONDAY. July
NJ IN front of the property sub lots numbered three
3D. four 90. Ave t5) six 49,. seven t7), eisht (S).
nine 30, ten (10) eleven d. twelve U2) and thirteen
l3l in square numbered six hundred and seventy
(67D
Terms Of sale: Each lot will be sold subject to Q
prior encumh,ance Of %. 900. balance Of purchase
price to be paid IN cash may pay all
cash. at his option deposit OF 500 on each lot
required 1T the time Of sale. II the terms Of sale
right is reserved reNe the property the
cost of the defaultinR purchaser sitter i've days I'D
vertfaement of such resale in some Newspaper pub
lished in Washington D. c. All conveysncns and
recording at the purchase cost.
,.,o,.,. a S.SEAI B. pMH99TTLroN.l Trustees.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY IN BARRY FARM. ANA
CO>TIh. D. g, AT AUCTION.
O'CLOCK p. NJ. we will sell in front of the premises
LOT ~. SECTION No. o.
In the trustees subdivision Of Barry Farm fronting
- feet on Howard ave. by depth of 100 feet
tanning 800 feet. Improved by comfortable frame
house. Terms cash. deposit of 3 100 required at
time of sale. Conveyancing and recording cost Of
purchaser. THOMAS BOWLING SON.
~ l-dkdS Auctioneers
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ca. WiIIfHGs0N.} Trustees.
Call at ONCE 500 9Th ST. n w. ty6-dkd
% ATCIIFFE, DARR { CO.. HUcTs.

u THE kEw c,TX sSsT oFEfSt Fl AtSjcTios;
TEN O'CLOCK. will sell 1t the above bar
and pool room. the entire contents contained therein
to in the restaurant. business, being near the
new city post Office RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
ty5-d&dbs Auctioneers.
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ABOUT GEORGETOWN.
The Grave Of Francis Scott Key to
Be Marked by a New Monument.
BUSINESS ALONG THE CANAL.

Various Matters Of Interest In the City Ne
yond Rock Cresk-An Eiocusson Club
Preparing for the Fall Seasonal Com
bined School House and Hall.
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FOR DERANGED NERVOUS SYSTEM
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
DR.. Chas. Woodhouse, Rutland, Vt, says: 81
have used 1t considerably and can testify to Its
great value in functional arrangements Of the
nervous system.
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HANDSOME AND wELL-MADE FURNITURE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
COMPRISING EBONY FRAME PARLOR SUITE.
EBONY BOOK CASE. MAHOGANY CLAW-FOOT
TABLE. EBONY SIDE AND CENTER TABLES.
EBONY FRAME COUCH. SUPERB SATIN
WOOD CHAMBER SUITE WITH MAHOGANY
AND WALNUT TRIMMINGS, CONSISTING OF
BEDSTEAD. BUREAU AND DRESSING CASE.
ALSO THREE-CAsE MIRROR-FRONT WARD
KOBE TO MATCH. LARGE FRENCH-PLATE
MIRROR FRAMED TO MATCH. SINGLE ASH
AND WALNUT MIRROR-FRONT WARD
ROBES. MoQCET RUGS, HANDSOME WAL
NUT CHAMBER SUITE. HAIR MATTRESSES.
PUTNAM SPRINGS. FEATHER PILLOWS AND
holsters. COMFORTS. EXTENSION TABLE,
BREAKFAST TABLE, LOT CHAIRS, &C, &c.
On WEDNESDAY, JULY TWELFTH 1893 at
hALf,PaS1 len O'CLOCK A. NJ, on second and
third floors Of 1910 street northwest will SELL
without reserve. the above collection of well-ma6e
furniture Those in search Of tine goods should
tend this sale. as the furniture all by the best
makers
Terms; Cash c. G. SLOAN j. CO.,
lSOdts AuctlOnesrs-
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STOCK OF FINE FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS,
CONSISTING OF FELT AND STRAW HATS
AND BoNNETs, FLOWERS. BIRDS. RIB
BoNs. FEATHERS. ORNAMENTS. TRIM.
MINGs. &C.. &C.. ALL OF FINEST GRADE.
LATEST STYLES AND IN FINE CONDITION.
On MONDAY. JULY TENTH, 1893. at HALFPAST
Ten A. M. within spacious sales rooms, 1407 g
I'D hoor). will sell general line Of nrstclase
Millinery Goods. as partly mentioned above Ladies
all drst and win be sold in lots to suit Seats
provided. Sale positive.
Terms cash. c. G. SLOAN CO.,
jy5-dts Auctoneers.
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts. 6l2 1t. n. ".
AssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE STOCK OF
MUSICAL GOODS AND INSTRUMENTS, IN
GLIDING SOME FINE PIANOS. vIoLINs.
BY virtue Of a deed Of assignment recorded in Lber
of Columbia. the undersigne, assignee will sell at
northwest on sHTuRDRf' July TiaHTH. 4. B.
continuing on MONDAY MORNING at TEN
O'CLOCK and at SEVEN P. NJ, and from day to day
thereafter At the hours until sll is Sold all the
stock OF musical goods instruments &C.. contained
The stock contains some fine Stringed and Wind
Instruments and Pianos and q varied assortment Of
Sheet Music
The terms Of sale are all cash at time Of sale.
. Articles purchased must be promptly removed from
the premises at purchasers' cost
jy5-6t 1888 ct NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FoR REST-FyKNIsHEp, BOB sUMMER
81 ELI Sa s s' :: trees s
Z hou.s .nd bsp: yitS .soss one ;r. q land; an.
q 7 rs >. month 's. zoo
FOE sAL LIs IAKonA PARK. ONE SQUARE
table q: 600 ;sssTs St VANCE LESffs; siS
house splendid location on the Potomac river and
Sn ths MCpst VsraCn Elees.c railroad. Address B.
farm Of l31 sores fashioned brick m snsiop
I.sss snsds trees me orchard WITH three horses and
sy y niaatss ~af frem r station !tS sui.. Isl:
ss' 'ns sa: s.s ios P' 81:
investment Send for VI ssi ~ 1.' siRf
T oTs F9R SALE AT CHAPEL POINT. Mp.-To
b. BEEN s 81: :nG Ss..6S sumner
] sss g: ~:
y, water q ne Rosomss; %iis: .5 ws:snsson by
hess snS
nr'fs iE saa ssa2s iegy
iSl3 r St n W.. Warrington d. G. jy1-7t
ssa a II .. a IT. s . ss.s
cellar and and
anS S:. s q op or, r' good high
' ''' '' T. Z PHILLIPS & SON.
!yl l42 New York ave.
For sALE-A NEW SUBURBAN HOME; IS ROOMS
ss s., s sSas:. soei
WALTER B: VIII WIIfi Az nSn Go.. Aucts.
y11w COR V5n fnf On
FOR sALE-AT TAKoMA PARK. Md. AT AUG
vel re. S a sfeun
Terms: About 81 $50 cash. balance on time good
fer apply cHirER ss,nss ,stSE%.
N. HEAToN. Jr. 1aioma PARK. Wi-sts
RR0oKLAND HOUSES FOR RENT AND FOR
:, r.: P::;
tended to this suburb Within ieX week..
,ea7-1m 100 Corcoran building.
Ss.5;s ,.E sR.sK
NJ PesssSs and s0idisss Rome. fes ss7 80 p ssr
and eau. % house. th.. rent from s4S up Per
S osn.9 1855 Il sy st. Apply to EDWIN StSMS
Il 0sGs!s
sa
throughout by gas; sanitary PLUMBING. sewerage
feet all necessary outbu dnRs: frut and mental
l5minute walk from Silver Spring station. Metro
oss Sc scoF FISH Silver sass: Nd
MORE. PLEASANT HOMES FOR SALE AT LAKE
~ isnd M: Nd: on sansI mSSntsly p.yment:
4 IxSs-I :: E@ :: BE-: !: ssllss :
IS ##: +: Z Z: :s ss$$ ==:
on the 3. s O. R. K. Communication tickets. az
cents each way. Apply to EDwfN A. NEWMAN
Owner, 1889 st. n v. At Lakeland inquire for I.
J. CABLE. supt je20-tr'
EcR SALE OR RENT. NEW HOUSE 4i3 SPRING
-. 800 500 per yr.S st. ? rooms cellar. water
Apply to b. A GRISWOLD,
ye24-2w Anacostia.
EfoR sALE-HoUsE: EIGHT ROOMS. BATH,
attic; overlooking city and river street cars
large lot; fruit trees. Csu address I. J. PUT
NAM. 50 Franklin St. Anscostta HEIGHTS my1S-2ms
OcEkN CITY. MD, on THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
" Lots for sale. $500 to 81, 000 Terms easy.
Atlantic Hotel. T. L. PAGE of the Senate restau-
rant. msnagsS Call At the once Of the sinepuIent
Beach Co. 500 18th ct. for prospectus ,e1e-1m
Ion SALE-BRoOKLANp, SOUTH BROOKLAND
4 Metropolis View and vicinity property. Nov II
tho time to purchase for safe Investment
GRACE NJ. THOMAS,
my132m 100 Corcoran building.
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THOMAS BOWLING son. Auctionesn.

IKAIoKHMA AVENUE NEAR WAsHiSaToS
By virtue e three aeess o, ssp't to dated
ist 5 .ssSjssS
f5asF II tS9n of hs prsmsH On FRIDAY ne
at FIVE O'Clock p NJ. all that certain piece ' OF
being the west three and s4-ioo "a 81 io R
e in R. Tuttes subdivision OF part pss% Of '' fse
MidoM Mite as the same is recorded IN the once Of
Governor shepherd folio 1853.
be paid in cash. the balance in two equal payments on
or before one and two years from day Of sale. with
b
Of 81 T BY q us
deposit OF 800 required 1t time Of sale All con.
coupled with in Ten days f.op he
date Of sale otherwise trustees the right
chasers
f fEAEPl TIfr p JEWELL, Trustees
THos BOWLING. Auct. ,e3OdAds
u ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneers
CHANCERY SALE At AUCTION OF LOT IA. IN
AApAMs coLTMAN'ss IRTsTEts, suBpi;
Ss s5sff6d s ssD
R % e csq Of rs
Thompson vs. Elisabeth Davis ct al the undereignet
| will sell On THURSDAY. JULY THIRTEENTH. 1893
| at FIVE O'CLOCK 7. NJ, in front of the property,
square 300 situate at 1929 twelfth street northwest
| in the city of Washinxton, d. G.
Terms One third cash. one-third in year and
one third In two years. notes bearing interest per
cent per annum. payable semi annually to be yiven
for the deferred payments, secured BY deed OF
on the property Sold al cash. at the option of the
Terms to be eSmplied With in ten days
Sundays exceped. the property to be resod the
risk of the defaulting purchaser Conveyancins at
purchasers cost.
WILLIAM b. TODD,
HENRY HAYWOOD CLASSIC, trustees.
Room 3o. lie Droit building
jy1-dkds
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EOR SALE

West lexington; two-story and cellar: six rooms
end bath; al motern improvements; exceptionally
well built. lot lSXtO 10 alley- Price. "a. $50
3story and basement. o rooms and bath. lot 20x9O
TO alley in very desirable location W. cable
cars Price. 81. 500
3-story 13-rOom brick st. NV between 4th and
9TH renting for $40 month Price. sj. $50
large list of pr perty from $40 800 ga OO0 in
neishborhood Of Dupont Circle
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FUTURE DANS.

T. g. SLOAN CO. Auesioneer.
". Successors to Latimer Soan).
l407 G. ST. NV.
NUT CHAMBER SUITE, WITH WARDROBE 10
MATCH: HANDSOME PARLQR SUITE. FOLD
ING BIDS. OAK AND WALNUT CHAMBER
SITES SMALh IRON SAFE MATTEL NAN Az
FANCY CHAIRS AND ROCKERS. BEAUTIFUi
DINNER AND TEA SETS IN PINE CHINA
CARPETS. MATTINGS. OIL CLOTHS. CHINA.
GLASS WARE. SADDLE AND Birdie SEV.
ERAI. HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS. &c.
On SATURDAY. JULY EIGHTH. 1898 at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. within our sales rooms I4O7 q St
we will sell general line of Furniture &c. men
toned above.
Horses. Carriages. &C. at TWELVE NJ.
jy6-dts C. G. SLOAN CO.. Auctioneers
THOMAS BOWLING & SON. Auctioneers.
l. 612 L st. NV
OUR SALE SATURDAY. JULY EIGHTH Is93 AT
TEN O'CLOCK A NJ, WITHIN OUR AUCTION
EMBRACE A LARGE COLLECTION OF HoUs Z,
HOLD EFFECTS. HORSES, CARRIAGES.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Several Parlor Suites Msntel and Pier Mirrors Hall
Racks. Walnut. Ash. Oak and other Chamber Suites,
Hair and other Mattresses. W. W. springs, Bosters
and Pillows. odd Bedstesds. Bureaus and Washstand,
Extension Tables. Dining Room Chairs, Rockers &C.
Center Tables, Wardrobes lot of new Parlor Lamps.
Window Shades, Table Linen lot of Coo ing Utensils
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Several Horses, Carriages. Buggies. Phaetons.
THOMAS BOWLING SON.
iy6-2t Auctioneers.
~ G. SLOAN co. Auctioneers l4O7 q st.
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n G. SLOAN CO.. Aucts.. 14O7 g ct.
We Successors to Latimer Sloan.)
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EoR RENT-EIaHT HANDSOME BRICK HOUSES
Mt. Pleasant and soidisrs' Home, for e27 SO per
month each; andtwo corner housss With very large
s,ht rooms bath porch hot and cold water electric
aud equal to houses that rent from Gao ESQ per
month in city Apply to EDWIN A. NEWMAN.
Owner, 1880 r. n W. 1eoS-3m
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u ATCLIFFE, DARR CO, Aucts,
II go PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV.

HOWARD DAVIS, Trustee
d&ds GEORGE W. CISSEL, Trustee
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L>OR sAL[A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOME
I Of 25 acres. improved by largo double house Of
grove Of nne old forest oaks kitchen bath room and
closets supplied with hot and cold water; lighted
feet an necessary fruit and orna mental
l5minute walk from silver Spring station. Metro
politan branch, b. and o. railroad. Inquire on the
tel0-lm
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~ G. SLOAN L co. Auctioneers 14O7 G ST.
~. Successors to Latimer Sloap).
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II New modern brick houses Cd st. between North
Carolina and / -. sc
Also. on 2 between 1st and 2d SITS. a. and North
Carolina ave between LIST and I'd No cash
quiret viii sell on monthly payments of $50 II
Will pay you TO examine these houses For further
particulars apply to THOS p NAGGAMAN.
jy1-lw 917 St NV.
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vi Atlantic building. sd + ST. n ".
I'Og sALE-wE HAVE FOR SALE AT A BAR
u gain a piece Of property on ~ st NV. between
Pennsylvania and ID St, which sell for
81. 50 foot. improved by four--tOry brick con-
tanning is rooms and oath 10; x l2J 30 foot alley
Terms We have also foJs handsome residences
on 18th st ". for SALE Fo- particulars
JNO A.. PRESCOTT & son,
jesp-St 14l6 st. Kellogg building
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y farm q l5 sores ;old fashioned brick mansion
large shade trees me orchard with three horses and
large lot Of FARMING inPle0ents: miles from this
city - mtnu tss wslk from r. r station suitable
o. 500 terms easy. Several other pisces for sale
eheep Real esteee near Wasnineton 10 always . safe
Investment Send for list and map Sent free
JAMES Z CLEMENTS.
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E>OR RENT-FURNIsHED, FOR sUMNFR
Z months. Groom house Ia NJ Pleasant; one acre
e ground With splendid shade trees. Inquire Of
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
BARGAINS.
BARGAINS.

in rood frame houses; well rented; ground alone
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and bath; attic and cellars porches shade stable.
carriage house &c corner LOT 93xleS X one block
s2.oOo; $50 sssh bslsnce s25 monthly.
Cor. 10th and Pennsylvania ave. nv.
iyl-1ws Or F. b. NEHIE on premises
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Efoh sALE-AT TAKoMA PARK. ONE SQUARE
east q electric cars and station. house Is rooms
stable; 20. 600 square feet. J. VANCE LEWIS 6l5
+ IT. NV. OF Takoma Park. iy6-3ts
EOR RENT-FOR THE SUMNER, sIXKOON
house splendid locstion the Potomac river and
On ths Mount VERSION Elsess.c railroad. Address b
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03
Moro Petty Thievlng.

Last Thursday night thieves stole ten
bushels of coal from the residence Of
John Wagner, Of Upper Benwood. The
coal was in a shed neal tue house, and
this the robbers nearly demolished in
getting the fuel. Wagon tracks indi-
Gated that il had been hauled away.
The same night thieves tried to force
an entrance . Lash Horns house, In
Beuwood, near FortY-eighth street.
One of the shutters was torn of when
the providers were scared away.
A set Of single harness valued at $40
were stolen from the stable Of Dowler
& Dowler, OF Twenty-third street, the
feed dealers, last Thursday night. The
thieves pried the door open and broke
the lock to gain an entrance. There is
no clue to the robbers.
A fine large turkey was stolen from
the residence OF Henry Shellcross, OF
Twenty-sixth street, last Friday even
eng. The turkey was loose In the yard,
when shortly after dark it was taken.
The police we're notified and have q
clue to the thief.
A few nights ago thieves tried tc
break into Simms Bros store at Elm
Grove. Just as the robbers were about
to gain IN entrance, two Of the firm,
big dogs appeared on the scene AMI
scared the chaps away, giving them 4
| hot chase.
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JUNK DEALERS.
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters OF Interest Brisny ana
PIthily Told.

THERE was no Police Court, last
evening.
jon printers report business better
now than for a year.
THE newly organized band hes been
named the Mozart band.
THE Central City Club will give a
ball at Turner Hall on Christmas night
BESsoS's ferry, OF Forty-thlrd street,
is still grounded at the head Of Boggs
Island.
Next Friday and Saturday evenings
AZ Westwood's Hall. q social and supper
will be given, to benefit the Wesley ".
e. church. A pleasant time 10 antic-
ipated.
A GRAND masquerade ball will BE-
given by the Minustte club on the 2ist
OF this month, at Menge q Howley's
Hall, South Market street. KiIlmeyer
will furnish the music.
THE La Belle roll hands bowling
club challenge the hands CT the other
turn. the Riverside roll haL is, or any
other club IN the city 70 a game AZ
Fette's bowling ally. Address tnsWerS
70 VIM. Fette, T~wenty-ninth street,
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roPICs.
Points Picked Up About h MILLS and
Factories.

Albert Ar6ur, of the La Belize Pot
terry, is sick Of the grip.
The big scales at the Riverside Iron
Works are being repaired.
The lapp weld furnace at the tube
works will not be ready TO go on before
a week from tomorrow.
Yesterday was payday at the River
side Tube Works. AS I result things
wore much brighter last night.
Edward Dwier, formerly OF the RIv-
arside, has accepted 4 position at the
Riverside blast furnace at Steubenville.
Good time is being made at the Eos.
toria glass works of Moundsvllle. Good
orders are coming in and the run is q
steady one.
Mill d. of the Riverside plate mill
closed down last night for an indefinite
period. About fifty persons are thrown
out Of work.
Roy Garrison, OF the South Side, has
accepted a position as foreman OF 3 pot
terry as Broadwa Va. He will leave
next Tueseay.
Louis Driehorst, the South Jacob
street timer, has had a fine addition
built to his homo. John Mikels, Of the
Riverside plant, did the work.
Charles Brooks, OF Findlay, o., has
accepted a position as boss Zimmerman
at the Warwood Tool Works. He has
moved his family to 2727 Jacob street.
The question Of what is TO be done
with the Wheeling pottery since the
business has been transferred to the
LaBelle, has been agitating the potters.
It has leaked out that the company en-
tertains the idea Of sterling the Wheel.
ing pottery on the manufacture OF SAM.
tsry ware. A manager qualified to
take charge OF this business is adver-
tised for. II this is done aud is a sue
cess, it cannot fail TO better Wheeling,
as more men will be employed. At the
LaBelle pottery, about 0ne.half the SOC
employees of both potteries are now al
work, and in this. pottery the full force
formerly used ini both plants can So.
cure work, with the possible exception
Of about thirty clay hands. II sanitary
ware is made In the old plant, about
$50 more persons can secure employ
ment.
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Pared q Cnnfedsrats BIZ.

Considerable excitement was occa-
stoned in the Fifth ward market last
night by the passing Of a regular Con-
federate $40 bill. A man whom many
said they would know, but whose name
they were not able to give, purchased
some fruit from the stand of a South
Side Greek and gave the Confederate
money in payment. The Greek did not
notice the bill till the man had escaped.
The police were notified and Officers
Trischler, Donivan and Moran searched
for the man but could not locate him.
Officer Donavin has the note, and what
caused the fruit dealer to notice 1t first
was that its edges had evidently been
trimmed with a pair Of scissors, as they
were not straight. The man who passed
the bill is a South Slider, It is said.
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youth with q prediction for throwing
Snow-balls was also abroad during the
evening, and many an unsuspecting
pedestrian caught it" IN the back OF
the neck as he pIodded his weary way
along the street.
Some bad falls were experienced in
various portions OF the city, notably
at the intersection OF alley 9 and Mar
ket street. There Is a very steep grade
10 the sidewalk opposite the mouth Of
the alley and this vas speedily worn
smooth as glass by the many sliding
feet. About eight o'clock a lady fell
very hard, and while she was
lying PROSTATE a man also slipped and
kicked her in the side with one foot.
A little later an elderly German citizen
fell, striking his head on the pavement
and was rendered unconscious for a
moment, but after being picked up
be soon recovered and ven his way.
Several others came down pretty hard,
but none were seriously hurt. So far
as could Be learned, no bones were
broken during the evening, but quite a
number of people received severe bumps
and bruises,
About IL o'clock last night the rain
commenced, and from that time on it
came down steadily, converting the
s~now-covered streets into bedS,of slush.
and making walking a most undesira-
bic occupation. The rain bid fair to
continue all night, and perhaps during
a portion Of to-day, and a further rise
in the river is a not improbable result.
Madame Rrppert's race Bleach removes
Freckles, Moth Patches SallOwnsss, Tan,
Blackhcad-, Pim1les, RoughneSs and OHI'
ness, and all discOlOratiOns and blemtshes.
JACQUES Front, HAS Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03
NOTHING IN 1T.
An Attempt to VIctimize n Martins
Ferry Gentleman Failed.

An Attempt to VIctimize n Martins
Ferry Gentleman Failed
Several days ago a stranger, repre-
senting himself as an attorney from
Cleveland, called upon the family Of Mr.
Fehrenbach, Of Martins Ferry, and To-
formed them that quite a large sum OF
money, extending away up into the
thousands of dollars, awaited the father
in Germany. He claimed to represents
law firm ia Cleveland who made II a
business to look after matters OF this
nature, and that they would have no
trouble in getting the money. IL now
aupears that the whole affair was q
hoax and a scheme on the part OF the
clever gentleman from Cleveland TO OBJ
tain money, as Mr.. Joseph Fehreno2ch
has Just returned from Cleveland, where
he called upon the firm mentioned OF
the sharper, who knew nothing what
ever of him or the fortune awaiting the
family In Germany.