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srArE or rRADE.

n. q. nan 8 Co.'s Weekly Review of the
business Situation.
NEW YoRI, Jan. CIR, g. Dun & Co.'s
weekly review Of trade says: The busi-
ness OF the new year opens well. In
every branch Of business the traders
are looking forward to n yoar Of large
transactions. But IN financial circles
the year opens with considerable feei-
ing Of uncertainty owing to tho revival
Of gold exports, which will DO about
100000 for tho current week, and to
the doubts as to the actions OF Congress.
<. AT Philadelphia iron Ia quiet and the
wool trade IL weak. At Plttsburg iron
Is more dull and weaker but glass mod.
eratoly strong and general trade dull.
Business is remarkably good at Glove.
land, rolled products improving in do.
mand.
Government and other large disburse.
inents mako the money market easier
but bankers expect exports Of gold TO
continue. In iron weaker tone Is
manifest with reports OF reduced prices
for pig by some southern concerns
Deliveries OF rails for tho past yOar were
but 100000. Markets arc irregular
and weak, though In structural and
special iron large business is In pros.
poet Coal 10 unchanged. Copper and
tin arc well supported, but lead ls weak.
rho business failures during tho week
number $40, as compared With a total
81 435 for the corresponding wook last
WnnH
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Ross oRoKGR INTERVIEWED.
ne Says aIpFphy vii not Oppose clsye,
land and viii Make GOOD Senator,

no Says MqFphy VII not oppose uleVe'
land and viii Make GOOD Senator,
NEW YoRK, Jan. G-Richard Croker,
in an interview publishedthis morning,
says that II Edward Murphy, ir., is
elected to the United States senate he
will do all in his power, to assist Mr.,
Cleveland. The now famous dinner at
the Victoria ia also referred to in the
talk, 1t was reported that friends OF
the Troy statesman had said that a true
account OF the affair would amply iustiT
~ Mr.. Murphy's candidacy Tor the sem
ate and show Mr., Cleveland to be ip'
consistent.
Mr., Croker was asked in the course OF
the interview lit were true that the
friends Of Edward Murphy had con,
cluded to make public their version Of
what had been said at the noted Cleye-
land dinner at the Victoria, which
AIessrs. Croker sheehap and Murphy
attended during the campaign,
"No," said Mr.. Croker, in answer to
the question, u do not think anything
which was said at that dinner will be
made public BY any OF those who were
present. Certainly none Of those men
present would seek to drag 1t into a
public discussion, The dinner was
private, and publicity OF the fact thatit
was given was TO show the country
that the Democratic party Of the state
was harmonious and intended to give
Mr., Cleveland loyal and hearty sup
"Now," went on Mr.. Croker, "there
Ia much Misunderstanding about the
senatorial contest, There is no opposI-
ton to Mr.. Cleveland, Mr., Murphy's
candidacy is not opposition to him.
Mr., Murphy, as senator, will not oppose
Mr.. Cleveland. and II Mr., Cleveland
knew Mr. Murphy as well as ! know
him. he would know that Mr.. Murphy
would make an able senator, and would
become great assistant Of the execu.
tive, Mr. Murphy may not be n model
speaker, but he possesses admirable
qualifications for the position Of senator
and il he is elected l do not think Mr..
Cleveland will have any reason to regret
it."
"1f he is elected, you say, Mr..
Croker?"
"Of course assume that he will be
elected. do not think there will be
Democratic vote against him. do not
think the Victoria hotel dinner will be
a factor in the senatorial discussion"
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nThe Danger signal"

At the Opera House this afternoon
and evening fair Rosabel Morrison,
supported by a fine company, will APP
pear in this fine piece. Tho Detroit
Free Press says Miss Morrison's voice
falls agrceably on the eur, her pretty
figure Is pleasing to the eye, and her
graceful acting suggests her long train
ing under the eye Of her talented father,
Lewis Morrison. Some Of the mechan.
icsl effects introduced are quite start
ling, and all are equal to anything Of
the kind every seen on the stage in this
city. They include locomotive and
scene IN the Rocky Mountains, and the
cannon ball train, and wreck scene
which proves very exciting. A consid.
erablc measure Of fun is provided by
Miss Clara Belmont, as queen Of the pie
counter.
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THR oARPENTERs, sTRIkR.



ppder Consideration,
A very important, meeting Of the
Builders Exchange was held last even
ing, the main business claiming atten.
ton being the demand Of the local car
penters' union for an increase Of 20 per
cent in their wages on and after April l.
Before this matter was taken up, how.
ever, the annual election Of officers OF
the organization was held. For presi'
dent Mr.. William A, Wilson was re-
elected. For first vice president the
choice was p. ]. Gilliean, and forsecond
vice president Joseph w. Bier. q, =.
ScheheFleiR was elected secretary, aud
Jacob Morris treasurer,
The communication from the Car
penlers' Union, printed exclusively, in
Yesterdays INTELLIeENCER, was then
read, and on motion it was referred to q
special committee composed Of all the
employing carpenters in the exchange.
The carpenters and contractors pres,
ent withdrew and discussed the de-
mand at some length, but finally decld'
ed to defer action until next Friday
night, when more fully attended
meeting OF those directly interested Is
expected, to consider this demand ex'
clusiVely,
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NEArLY CAUGHT.
Avian Who Made !. Practice Of svindlinG

AAian Who NIado u Practice of swindling
i Actors Run Down.
CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-While Robert CUT
ting, the actor, was converslng with
Detectives Plunkett and Rafferty, at the
Schiller last night messenger handed
the following note to Mr.. Cutting:
"IS DRESSING Room OF THE COLUMBIA.
''FRtsxp Curr1Ne:-Hav Just had a
slight row with our treasurer. Send
me $50 kindly by boy. viii remit in
the morning. Pardon this, but will
explain. Sincerely,
sc. II. soTHERN,"
The $50 was inclosed in an envelops,
hut the messenger boy had company in
the person OF two detectives. At Ran
dolph and Clark streets the boy handed
tho reply to man in waiting. Officer
Plunkett flashed his star and said:
.'Gome with me-" Tho answer was q
blow on the neck which sent him
sprawling to the ground. He grappled
5 with his intended prisoner, and in n
moment both were rolling on the
ground. Detective Rafferty, came to his
partners aid and the prisoner, who gave
the name of Thomas Henry, and ad-
mittedit was false, was taken to central
station. The police think Horny Is the
man who has been vlctimizing various
theatrical companies in the last few
weeks by similar means. Tho officers
have letters which show that Tom Pryor,
Of the Digby Bell Co., John Buckley,
Modioska, and John Hovey, Of tho "0le
oleson" Co., have each responded to
notes by sending $50,
Hc gave his name today as Edward
Morris and said he camo from Melford,
Mass. He claims thRth wife and him.
selfwere starving, The prisoner shows
sigma OF dissipation.
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+ NEW YoRK, Jan, Give children
who landed Wednesday on Ellis Island
from the steamship Welterpland, UNI
attended, attracted the attention OF the
officials. The little ones chung to each
other and huddIed together like
frightened lambs. The youngest was
only a baby, two-and'a'halt years old,
and just able to toddle around. She
was Louisa Frommer and with her was
her manly little brother Carl, aged
twelve years, who bestowed every
attention upon her, Minnie, q bright'
eyed little woman OF ten; Mary, chip
per little miss Of eight and their
younger brother, Albert, six years old,
completed the group,
The children are orphans, They were
all born in this country, Last March
their father, Hermann Frommer, re-
Bident OF this city, died. Soon after her
husbands death Widow Frommer. be-
lieying that she could rear her little
brood 10 greater advantage among her
relatives in her native land, decided to
emigrate to Germany, Her relatives
gave her cool reception. This added
to her already great load OF grief. and
when she was stricken with pneumonia
she worried herself into her grave, Be.
fore she died the poor woman gathered
her little ones about her and, kissing
them all good.by, took from beneath
her pillow a little worn wallet This
contained enough money to pay the
children's passage to this country.
The dying woman called Carl, her
elder boy, to her, and giving him the
money, said: "Carl, made q mistake
in bringing you and the little ones to
this country. Go back to America and
take them with you. 1t is q great re-
sponsibility, but God will help you"
Then the poor woman sank back and
died. Carl's eyes grew dim with tears
when he told this story yesterday. The
children were going to friends uptown,
and Colonel Weber sent au employe to
see them safely to their destination.
3 Before the Ellis Island ferryhoat
Shackamaxon, with the attendant and
children, reached the city q telegram
was received from the uncle Of the little
ones who lives in Newark. He said he
had just been appraised oil their coming
and would care for them. lie asked
that they be detained until he arrived.
Before the. Shackamaxon's passengers
were landed Gatekeeper Pepper was
rulg on the telephone and instructed
detain the children and send them
back to Ellis Island. Repper had no
trouble in picking out the children
from the rest OF the passengers. Their
uncle came for them last night.
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On Tuesday and Wednesday, January
10 and Ii, tho famous Social Session
Company will be at the Graud. The
San Francisco Cal says:
The Black Hnssar band carried by
tho Social Session company, is without
a doubt the finest musical organization
on the road. It certainly is the best
band that has ever visited tho Pacific
coast. with the exception perhaps OF
Gilmore's famous band; but consider.
ing the Number OF performers II cannot
be excelled. What ia true OF the band
and orchesta ia equally true Of the per-
Torrance on the stage.
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"a German Soldier" pleased another
large audience ut the Grand last night,
and will no doubt have large houses to-
day at the matinee and tonight. 1t
appeals to tho sympathies ola great
many. Mr.. Reillvigis an excellent
singer, and his people are all pleasing
in their parts. The scenery and scenic
effects arc such Us many want to SEQ,
being pretty and suggestive Of home
life, and Of tho quiet they SO much de-
sire. "a German Soldier" ia q clean
play, and possesses more meritthan the
average German dialect atlairsS put on
the etage. seata az e6nthet's.
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A ptosperous Organization.

At a meeting OF tho House Building
Association, Of Bridgeport, Monday
evening, January 2, in the office Of j, @.
Robinson, the following named mem
beers were elected to serve as directors
for the ensuing year: Burget McCon.
naughty, o. NJ. Davis, George Griffin, j.
L. Higgins, Levi Laumn, John Watson,
l. N. Henry. The new board met on
Thursday evening and organized by
electing Capt. Burget McConnaughy,
president, Geo. Griffin vice president,
F. Q. Robinson, secretary, and the
First National Bank Of Bridgeport,
treasurer. Mr.. R. II. Clayland was ap.
pointed to audit the books Of ithe:secre-
tary and treasurer. The association is
in a very prosperous condition and has
proved very beneficial to a large mum.
ber OF poor people in helping them to
secure homes by paying in small
amounts in monthly payments, twill
pay out before the end Of the year.
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Grave mistakes arc made BY physi.
clans in treating heart disease. Tho
rate Of sudden deaths is daily increasing.
Hundreds become victims Of tho ignor.
ance Of physicians in tho treatment
Of this disease. One in four persons has
u diseased heart shortness Of breath,
palpitatlon and futterlng, irregular
pulse, choking eonsation, nsthmAtIc
breathing, pain or tenderness In s.dc,
shoulder or urn, weak OF hungry spells,
arc symptoms Of heart disease. Dr.,
Miles New Heart Cure ID tho only 70.
liable remedy. Thousands testify 10 its
wonderful cures. Books FREQ. Sold by
Logan Drug Co. O.
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In TnR CIRCUIT couRT.
Interesting CaAe' up BEFORE Judge Camp
bell Yesterday,


bell Yesterday,
There was no session of Judge Paull's
court yesterday, In Part ], Judge
Campbell on the bench, the mRpdamua
OF s. G. Smith against the board of can
yassers was partly argued and farther
action deferred,
The suit OF Michael A. Nicola We,
Michael Boscia was put on trial to a
Jury. Nicola sues Boscia for So 800 dam.
ages for alleged SANDER, Boseia having
accused him OF stealing money,
In the case OF Cippery & Collins VS.. @.
R. Behler a motion to quash the execu-
ton was entered and the case set for
In the case of Aud & Conger vs..
0'Neal, Funk e. Co., judgment was
given for S50B.04.
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nn,nl. IN llnrd renllnr.

CiurnhiE, o. n, Jan, 0,--Atono o'clock
thia afternoon +. l'eals, ayoung lawyer,
aud n X, Mcllinuon, his former part.
tiet, and one oil tho most prominent at
totnOyB In tho territory wOro talking OH
the street when Bealc suddenly drew
his revolver and shot MclSinhon four
timol, There had boon hard feelings
betweeh them Since tfetr partnership
was dissolved two months ago.
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From Newbprg.

C.F. Moore & Co., prominent drug
gists Of Newberg, Ore, say: "since
our customers have become acquainted
with the good qualities Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, we sell but little
OF any other kind. Chamberlain's me-
dicines all give good satisfaction" For
sale by druggists. p&w
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FIVE BABY IMMIGRANTS.
An Orphan Brood Landed From a
Steamer at Ellis Island.
STURDY CARL FROMMER, AGED z,

Was tho Eldest, and tho Youngest a
Baby of Two and a When the
Mother Died in Germany She GayC
Him Her Little Savings and Told
Him to Take His Little BROTHERS
and Sisters Rack to the Land of
Their Rirth,.A Pitifpl Story,
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EDWARD L. RosE & Go. are closing out
their stock Of Sewing Machines, Bicy-
cles, Office 0uttttings and Supplies to
quit the business. Those needing any
thing in that line cannot afford to neg
lect this opnortunity.
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GALESMEN-WE MAKE A LIBEP
~ AL offer 70 travelling and local slle,nss y y!
every State who call on retail grncerS GIiirpS
ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR CO., l8j Lake stn.,
Chicago III. eles
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TnE Wheeling NIghtselI Co. has The
largest barrels aud bost facilities for
moving nishtsoll Q. W. Rixey,genOral
manager, corner Chhplina and Six.
zenith streets. Telephone Is,
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THE only natural white oil in tho
world. Natures Hair Restorer, purely
a mineral product. Price SOC. For sale
by Logan Drug 90. See miniature oil
well.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders nj ~.
Bank OF Wheeling Wlllbe held at the baaki1SS
house, on Thursday January II, 1888, at ociocs
p, m, for the election OF diTectOIs aud Tho trSS
action OF any other business that may COmeka
fore them. JOSEPH sEYBoLD, Cashier
WHEELING, W. Va, Jan. 4, 1902 jRlTTbh
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tiANpsoaF ID that handsome docs,
and u Hoods sarsaparilla doesn't do
handsomely th0n nothing doOA Have
you over tried itH 1
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DOR RENT-A NEW FRAME
IL House OF Eight Rooms, corner Fourteenth
and Woods streets Possession April !. Inquire
ut 81 Fifteenth street. delg
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ENoR sALE-A GOOD HOUSE, NO.
~ 81 Fifteenth street Has all modem ap.
pliHncea It Issltuated On the sunny side Of tho
street and Is within five minutes walk Of tho
postofice Inquire at above number oil Mrs
AHWARREN, desc
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w roa SALE.

DIOR SALE--FAMILY DRIVING
~ Marc. Phaeton aud Harness Inquire ate
Il. Cars Livery, cospes Tenth and Market
streets DEF
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WANTED-A LADY TO NJ
w writing o. home Good Pay. Rebly ~,
stamped envelope, MISS VERNA LASGSbEai,SS
South Bend. Ind. ~
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TOR RENT-MARKET GARDEN.
IL Ono mile above tho Top mill; possession
Immediately Apply At No. 10 Fifteenth street
TO JOHN T. GILCHRIST. nO99
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GI00KH0LDERs' MEETING.

The annual Eneetag Of the stoekhoi6su 4,
the National Bank Of WOst Virginia, at WbeSi
ing, will DO held at tho banking house on I'M,
day, January l0l 1893, between the houn AZ
and CLOCK p, m, for the election Of Director
and the Transaction Of any other business lhW
may come before them.
JOHN WAGNER, Csshlp,
WHEELING, W. VA, Dec. Is 1892. dSS
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Chambsrialas Collie, cholera anu Dlar.
rhm ilsmedy.

! have sold and used In my family for
several years Chamborlaln'A Collie, Ghol.
ora aud Dlarrhwa Remedy, and have
found II ono OIL the most useful and sat.
isiacloty remedies ever handled. --C.
II. Lewls, Druggist, Salt Lake City,
Utah, For sale BY drugglsts. paw
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WANrEn.

WTANTED-A POSITION AS STPS
w 0dRAPHRR BY a young lady WITH H.. N,
yeaba' experience FiTStclaSs relefene,.' '9 IN
OF address Room No. Q, City Bank Bnldin, az
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FolR REMr.

DOR RENT-TWo HOUSES, THREE
IL and four rooms respectively, Inquire a.
9.100 Main street. Sesl
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of tho stockholders Of IN.
held at tho office OF tho Company on MOniay
the ninth (9thl day Of January, 1898 belweeS
the hours OF g aud o'clock D. M, ioI IN
election OF nine managers to serve during I'M
ensuing year, JOS LAWSON. secrclaiy'4 Nv
WHEELING, W. Va. December %. 1907 deS
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Tho store room at present occupied by John
McCrum az ahou store, No. l033 Main street Of
the whole building for rent from April l. 1891
Apply 10 HAL j. KENNEDY. at Stone& I'hom@
dry goods store or wrliO p KENNEDY, Elm
Grove, W. Va del
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TOR RENT.

The most complete and convenient upitllt
hath room and hall, on second floor, III new
building on Tenth aud MalnStre
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
des 1870 Main Street.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

To HE Worms OF THE CRY oy WHEELING;
am candidate for Mayor OF tho City Of
Wheeling at the noxt Municipal Election, to b
held January 70, 1891 Your vote is respectfully
solicited Respectfully,
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SllIEDIIE IN EEEElsT NOV


SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 10. 1883.
Leave Washington from station corner OF New Jer-
sey avenue and c street.
FOR Chicago and Northwest, Nestibuled Limited
express trains IL 80 am, Sis pm.
For Cincinnati, 81. Louis and Indianapolis. YES
tibuled Limited $3.50 pm. express so night.
nor Itsbn5s and Cleveland express daily ii;so
For lexington and staunton. 1870 am.
For winchester and Way stations $3.50 pm.
r, FOR Laray, Natural Bridge. Roanoke. Knoxville.
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans IL 10 D. m.
daily; Sleeping Cars through.
For Luray. $3.50 pm. daily.
FOR baltimore, week days x3.35. 300. 63S,
- rs 600, 45 minutesD, nS:05 $50 70 40 1000,
10 minutes am. Xl2.O0 1895 1918 x2:l5 800
- minutes S:25, Ki:2s. ABB, 1880, 1880, 5:s5,
II :S5 pm. Sundays, xs 35 $780, As minutesl Is O5
$50, 1890 am, xi2:eo, ni2:05, LOO z2:l5 q 90.
- minutes 1d S2o AL 15'oO. $780, xs:oO. 1900.
For Annapolis, I:l5 and $40 an, 1915 and 4:2s
pm. sundays, $50 an, 4:31 pm.
For Frederick. 1850 ain. il:l5, 1870. 1880
pm.
For Hagerstown. IL 80 am, and $3.50 pm.
or Boyd and way points, .i:c5 pm.
1880 G am n.s and way points so SO
E:iO, III 30 pm.
For Washington Junction and way points. 1000
cipal stations only. $50. $50 nm. pm"
iofAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND PHIL
ADEPHIA.
East, daily 1886, 500 1000 ana. CT. Sun. Dining
Sarl' n2:O0 Dining Carr. 500 Is 90 Dining Carr.
s;Ip nl;So pm. Sleeping Car, open at 1000
BUFFET Parlor Cars on all day trains.
S FOR Atlantic City, 1000 am. and 1900 noon.
Except Sunday. 'Daily. Sunday only.
NExpreSs trains
baggage called for and checked from hotels ana
residences by Union Transfer Co. orders left at
.OEet oncts. ol9 and 1901 Ia ave, and at Depot.
H. ID. CAMPBELL, CHAS. o. SCULL.
oo "eh' Manager Gen. Pass Agt-
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO.. LIMITED"
From 9th ferry wharf
Steamer Wakefield on MONDAYS. wednesday,
and intermediate landings. Returning TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS. CSee scheduled
steamer I. V. Arrowsmith on MONDAYS ana
WEDNESDAYS at 300 pm. for Alexandria, Colo
leaves Kinsale TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS for
SFSpAY and FRIDAY MoRNINGS. ON sATI-R-
DAYS at $40 pm. for Colonial Beach. Colton's
Lconardtown. 81. Georges Island. Smith creek,
irving at Washington SUNDAYS about 10 pm.
(See SCHEDULED {. W. RIDLEY,
Jes-tf General Manager.
NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL.
Tuesday and Thursday at Z am. Landing at All
vharves far down Maddox creek. Returning
on Mondays Wednesdays and FRIDAYS. pm. Pas
sanger accommodations frst-class Freight received
until hour of sailing. Telephone I765.
L. A. REED & CO.. Agents, Alexandria.
+. s. RANDALL.
ap27-tr Proprietor aud Manager.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT co.
DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON. D. O..
FORTRESS MONROE and
The new and powerful Iron Palace Steamers.
WASHINGTON AID NoRFoLK-SoUTH BOUND.
Leave Washington daily at pm. from foot Of
18th St wharf. arrive at Fortress Monroe at $50
an. next day. Arrive at Norfolk AZ 1880 an,
where railroad connections are made for all points
south and southwest.
NCRTH BOUND.
Leave Norfolk daily at 6:tO pm. leave Fortress
Monroe at 7:lL PIN. Arrive at Washington at
TicSc's or sale II 3d. sla. 1851 and 1921 Penn
sylvania ave. and els 18th ST. NV.
Ask for tickets ia the new line.
Telephone $50.
,p14-tf Gen supt.
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1920 Goth st. b h,
12r ............Sl9,OOO
1923 X st, b b, m I,
12r ............f5.0 900
1871 II st NV, b h.
12r IL, 900
467 Missouri ave, b
h, 13r ..........10.00o
1T36-3s-40 and AZ F
et. b h. 12r. 10. 800
THREE-STORY HOUSES
NORTHWEST.
1922 22d st. b h.
m I, Or. q. 600
IS E st. b b. 11r. $500
20I G st. b b, m I,
Tor ..............S.Wo6
l12S 9th ST. b b, Or. IS, 900
1906 Columbia ST, b
h, Sr ...........S,00 900
1921 Boundary, IN,
mi. sr. 100
80 / st, b b, m 1,
l1r ............. $500
CO II st, b b, Or.
m 1 .............5. 600
22l1-2213 7th ST, b
h, water. Or. "A, 500
50 and 81 Defrees st,
bh, ar, each. 80. g. go