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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-20
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PIthily Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PIthny Told.
THE weather after dark last evening
was simply horrible.
THE indications are that there will be
more than the usual amount Of moving
April LIST.
THE Board Of Directors o! the Camp
Ground Association will meet at the
Fourth Street M. E. Church tomorrow.
THE Board Of Commissioners will go
out To the Infmary tomorrow to make
the annual inventory Of the property Of
the county there.
If the weather is favorable the
Cyclers will get out their machines and
take run to one OF the neighooring
towns next Sunday.
THE hearing Of the men and women
arrested by Constables Anderson and
Lauchlin on Saturday night, will take
place this afternoon at Squire Ankles
Office. The testimony promises to be
very spicy.
WILLIAM FISHER, Of Evansville, Ind,
has returned 10 this city after an alb
sence of fifteen years, with the lhteh-
ton of locating here. His friends,
while glad to learn of his return TO this
city. will be panied to hear of the recent
death o! his wife.
COMPLAINT is still heard about the
condition Of Forty-third street, which
was torn up for the tracks Of the cleo
trio street railway. The company last
week removed a pile Of bricks along the
sidewalk, and added them to the pile in
the centre OF the street
A STILL alarm from 1908 Chapline
street was sent In to the Niagara engine
house at lO:30 yesterday morning. The
roof of James Crawford's residence
caught fire from burning SCOT falling on
IT, The Niagara boys soon had the
flames under control, and but trifling
loss wsS sustained.
A MEETING Of Howley and Crozler and
their hackers will be held to-day for the
purpose OF completing arrangements
for deciding the contest arranged to
take place last Friday night, in Bell
aire. 1t is understood that parties in
that city offered liberal inducements to
have the fight there.
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CHRISTIAN UNITY.
The Theme of an Interesting Farewell
Sermon by Rev. Hopkins.

The Theme OF an Interesting Farewell
Sermon by Rev. Hopkins.
Yesterday, Rev. c. A. Hopkins termi-
mated his pastOrate 40 the Disciples
church, TO accept a call in California,
and left for his new charge last night.
The services at the church were very
interesting, and the congregations were
large. Last night the coy edihce was
completely filed.
Before commencing his sermon Rev.
Hopkins expressed his pleasure at
being enabled 70 meet so many mem
bers Of his flock and OF other cOngrega-
tions. Whatever work had been done
during his pastOrate, whatever OF good
accomplished, was not so much due 10
his efforts as 90 the congregation and
the different organizations in the
church. He appreciated the good
work which had been performed by the
Sabbath School, the Y. 2. ). c. E., the
Ladies' Aid society and the officers OF
the congregation, as we'll as the earnest
prayers and generous contributions Of
Individual members. To parting from
them be prayed Gods blessing upon
them and God speed in their work, and
expressed the wish that his successor
might receive the same aid and encOur-
agement given so generously 60 him.
He read his text from the Goth verse
OF the 18th chapter OF st. John, and
made an earnest plea for Christian
unity. This question, be said, is at
tracing more general interest than at
any time in the history Of the world.
Ii is wrong that Gods people should be
divided. A union Of his children is TO
be desired because Christ prayed for IL
in the words Of the text, ana because
the church may be made perfect in this
oneness. How is the end to be accom-
plished? Religious people are discuss
Ing the question and trying 70 ind q
basis for the union.
The early Apostles were united In
oneness Of doctrine, oneness OF fellow
ship, community ia their worship.
Thcy presented % the world the basis
of Christian union. There are, per-
hapS, three forms which should be def
Rite among Christians. First, the Bible
Alone should be laken as the rule OF
faith: second, the personal Christ as our
isreed. the central point, the guiding
star Of Christianity; third. the TestOra-
tion OF the original ordinances In the
church, as they were practiced by the
early Apostles.
Rev. Hopkins then gave brief his
tory Of the Reformation, following 1t
down % the organization OF the Society
OF Christians. He concluded by stating
that he stood willing TO give up his re-
ligious views FOR Christ. II he found
something nearer to His Word he would
embrace it. He hoped the time would
come when the great battle OF the world
would be, not church against church,
but Christians against sin.
After services Rev. Hopkins was pre-
sented with a handsome gold scarf pin
BY the Christian Eadeavor Society. A
general seasln o. Misunderstanding follow
ed, and the retiring pastor received the
best wishes OF all for success in his new
mission, mingled with regrets at his oe-
pariure He has had charge Of the Dis
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Mills TO COMBINE.
AN IMPORTANT PROPOSITION SUBMITTED TO
THB STOCKHOLDERS
OF the Rns and Standard COmpaniss-The New
Capital Stock to be S2,SOO,OOO-A Steel
Plant to be Erected.

A very important proposition has just
been submitted to the stockholders OF
the Etna and Standard mills, located
Just across from this city, in the upper
end of Bridgeport.
This proposal is for the consolidation
of the two companies into one, under
the name OF the Etna-Standard Iron
and Steel Company.
The capital stock Of the proposed
new Company is put at S2,3o0,OOO, d.
vided into $4,000 shares of 500 each.
OF the total number, $4,000 shares will
be preferred stock, and 5000 shares
common stock. The preferred stock Is
expected to pay at least S per cent. per
annum, and the common will also yield
a very handsome return from the profits
of the works. About one-half the
stockholders Of the two companies have
already given their assent to this very
important proposal, and 1t is hoped ana
believed there will be no obstacle to the
consummation of the proposed combina-
ton, which will make it, next to the
Wheeling Steel and Iron Company, the
largest concern in the upper Ohio Val
ley.
In case the idea is carried out extern
sive changes will be made at the mills.
The pudding department at the Stand
ard will be done away with, and that
mill will be confined to sheets and
manufactured iron generally, while an
important addition will De blast fur
mace and steel plant, for turning out the
billets to be worked up in the various
departments Of the concerns. This will
be decidedly advantageous ouer the pres
ent method Other important changes
will also follow. The consolidation OF
both plants under one management,
will of itself make a substantial reduc-
ton in the cost of production, and with
the other advantages to accrue will make
the pending proposal appeal very
strongly to stockholders.
This consolidation is one of the most
important industrial projects taking
place in this vicinity for long time,
and the final determination of those
stockholders who have not already
given their assent will be anXiously
awaited by a large element in this COM
munity.
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Opened Up Yesterday With . Large at
tnndnnce.


The beautiful new Episcopal chapel
at Elm Grove was opened up yesterday
under most auspicious circumstances.
While the sky was overcast the storm
did not set In until evening, and during
the afternoon many ventured out into
the air. The new chapel will be known
as ST. Paurs chapel, aud stands at the
national and county roads, making a
very attractive addition 10 Elm Grove.
Yesterday being the opening day the
Chapel was crowded 10 its full limit.
Quite number went out on the motor
from this city, but tCding 1t impossible
10 gain an admission were obliged TO
take a return motor. The services were
conducted by Rev. f. r. Swope, d. d.,
rector Of st. Matthew's Episcopal
Church, assisted by Rev. Jacob Brit
tingham, OF 81. Luke's Episcopal
Church.
DR.. Swope, in the course OF his re-
marks referred to the many gifts that
had been made to the Chapel from time
20 time, IL having been largely through
the kindness of Rev. DR.. Greer, OF st.
Bartholomew Church OF New York,
that the congregation was enaoleu 10
erect chapel. A fine furnace has
been placed in the basement Of the
church by Mr.. Joseph Dubois. The
altar and altar cross were contributed
by Major AlonzO Loring in memory OF
his wife and daughter. These articles
have not yet been received from New
York, but will be placed in position In
a few days.
The beautiful walnut lecturn bears the
inscription: Dedicated to the memory
OF Mrs. Jane Pryor by the friend Of
her youth, Mrs. AnD Delaplaiu." On
the lecturn there is handsome Bible
presented by several young ladies and
gentlemen as q memorial to Miss Min
nie Loring. The fine organ was Sc
cured through subscriptions obtained
by Mr.. Allen Brock, who has laoored
diligently in behalf OF the chapel. The
congregation now numbers 30 members,
and is full Of life and energy. And
now that a new Chapel has been Sc
cured, a rapid Increase in the church
work is looked for.
Next Sunday afternoon st PAS Bishop
Peterkin will conduct the services.
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Preaching at the Innrmary.

Evangelist Randall preached at p.
m. to-day at the County InGrmary. His
subject was Matthew 26th chapter and
74th verse: Then began he to curse
and 10 swear" Mr.. Randall gave his
experience OF a prison life both in the
penltentiary and the asylum. This
seemed to catch them on all sides, and
was listened TO with marked attention
by the inmates and others who were
present. Mr.. Randall believes much
good was done by this meeting, being
the best Of the meetings held there.
He gave large cardboards with scrip
tural texts lettered on them to be hung
up on the walls OF the inmates rooms.
This was quite a treat to them.
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nonalinn Day Extended.

Feeling that many OF the friends OF
the City Hospital were not heard from
on Donation Day owing to the bad
weather. the following action was taken
by the Woman's Hospital Association:
In order that Donation Day may be
more generally observed the Associa-
ton suggests this plan: That the city
be taken as divided in wards. Assign to
each ward special month. On a fixed
date OF the month all the housekeepers
DO asked to donate some article for the
benefit of the hospital, to be taken to
some central point in the ward. All
donations will be taken care of by some
member OF the Donation Committee.
Order will be started in the First ward
in April.
MISS MARTHA ]. HARE,
Sec'y w. II. A.
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nrl9iqe
FOR SALE.

Cottage No 90 Zane street, lot 3lxIeO feet,
81 so; very cheap.
Brick house aud store room corner Lincoln
avenue and Second street, Ktnayllle, o.
SlX room house. bath room, laundry, natural
gas. 40XlU0, kirkwood, o.
Lot 4aXll0 Zane street
Lot 30xlI2, North Huron street.
fou. lots on North huron stroet
one lot on North wabash street.
one lot on North Indiana street.
One lot on South Front street.
Two lots on North York street.
One lot North York street. 33Nle0, river view
-Four. roomed cottage. Martins Ferry.
One brick house, No. 527 North Main street
one mouse ana lot, G0x40l North Front street
one house aud lot, 7OxiO0, North Front street.
FNe-roomed house on Eii5 street.
one lot 40XlO0 Moundsvllle.
Fous-roomed house on Virginia street
Eight-!oomed house on Virginia street. -.
Seven-roomed house on $. ORR street, oONi@1
One lot In RobiusOn's addition, ,. broadway.
One-hau lotion south WABASH street
Sir lots. South York street. CIV aters addiuon)'
one house aud lot, South BfoAdwaN (st
Luke's chapel. a., -.
one hotel aud several farms, sutton. W Va
All OF the above property viii be told very
cheap. We CHARGE ONLY ONE PER CENT.
JONES q WILLIAMS.
Real Estate Agents and Collectors, hotafies
Pebble. s. Zane Street, Island. ie'eo
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NOTES oR THE KIvEE:
News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.

News OF the Boats and Boatnen Along
the Ohio.
The Hudson had fully 500 tons Of
freight on her last trip down.
The James A. Blackmore is coming
up for this port with q tow OF pig iron.
The report in some of the papers that
the Andes would be dismantled Is pre-
mature. As soon as her chimneys are
repaired she will resume her place in
the Cincinnati trade.
Yesterdays boats were: Annie Laurie
down at s a. M; Ben Hur, for Pitts
burg at a. m; Lizzie Bay, for Pitts
burg ate a. m; Congo, for Cincinnati at
3 a. M; Courier, for Parkersburg at l
D. M; Keystone State, for Pittsburg at
p. NJ.
Coal is billed TO leave Pittsburgh as
follows: The Twilight goes TO Louis
vile with 4 boats and barges coal and
barges coke; Enterprise, for same
point. IL barges: Hornet, for Cincinnati,
II barges; w. H. Brown Sons will get
ont 2 tow on TueSdaY,if the water holds
out.
The marks at the landing last even
ing showed II feet inches and falling.
WARREN, PA, March 19.-Rlver 3
feet s inches; light snow.
MoRGANTowN, w. VA, March 10
River 4 feet inches and stationary;
fair.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, March 10
River s feet inches and stationary;
cloudy.
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RIhEHART & TATUm,
Telephone 9ia Room 6. City Bank Buildiag
Dor observation-disclosures.

NOR sALE-HOUsE WITH SALOON, Mar
II tins Ferry. Inquire az Mrs kLbVEs,
1913 Water sire q. WrlSadq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-20

At the special meeting of the Trades
Assembly yesterday afternoon the name
selected for the proposed official organ
OF the assembly was 1.-THE Ohio Valley
Workman" Committees were appoint
ed to solicit subscriptions and adVer'
tisements during this week. AT the
regular meeting OF the Trades Assem-.
bly, next Sunday Board OF Control
will be chosen and the editor probably
selected.
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Photographs Opening Aprn the First

Photographic Opening April the First
The Photographic Studio formerly
occupied by the late ]. A. H. Parsons,
after being entirely re6tted and refur-
nished, will be opened April the first
under the management of Z. c. O'Neill.
with NJ. Fl. Sykes as operator. Patrons
after that time will receive the benefit
Of sill the newest and latest appliances
known In the business as well-as the
personal attention Of Mr.. Sykes, who Is
known as one of the best operators in
the country.
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Birthday Celebration.

Yesterday Chas. E. Van Kenren, the
genial proprietor of the Hotel Van
Keuren. celebrated the thirty-seventh
anniversary OF his birth. Mrs. Van
Keuren arranged family reunion, and
at noon thlrty-eight people sat down TO
an excellent dinner in the banquet hall.
When Charley turned his plate, be
found something not down on the bill OF
fare, In the shape OF handsome gold
Masonic charm, a gift from his wife.
Mr.. Van Keuren was the recipient OF
many congratulations during the day.
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xXrANTED-AN INTELLIGENT MAN who
w writes plain hand to solicit. collect ana
deliver. Small bond required. Address 4. Is.
p, care REGISTER Office. mrlserdq
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NEWS OF The DAY.
No New DEVELOPMENTS.

So far as can be learned, nothing was
heard yesterday from AL. RheinStrom.
the absccndlng manager OF the Opera
House, and nothing new in the matter
transpired. The directors of the Ger
man Insurance Company, which owns
the Opera House building, will hold a
meeting this morning to discuss the sit
uatlon and decide upon course OF ac-
ton.
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ciples church for three and half years.
He left over the B. & o. at 1890 o'clock
last night for the west. His successor
has not yet been named, but services
will be held at the church next Sabbath
and Rev White, the State Evangelist
will occupy the pulpit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-20

HALF-PRIcE annual clearance sale OF
aides fine shoes:
159 pairs Of E. C. Burt's celebrated
fine hand turned shoes, odd sizes, regu-
lar SO shoes, at So.
"A pairs Laird, Shober &c Mitchell's
make, S. and So shoes, at 81. so and SO.
81 pairs Thos. Bolton $3.50 shoes at
s2.25.
2S7 pairs Of different makes Of fine
shoes from 81 to IS, at exactly half
price. l.. V. BLOND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-20

TIE Rev. VIM. Stout, Wharton, Ont,
states: After being Intellectually treated
by seventeen different doctors for
SCrofula and blood disease, ! YVES cured
by Burdock Blood Bitters. Write him
for proof.
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Government Inspection of Hogs In Glove
land.

Government Inspection of Hogs In Glove
land.
1t may not be generally understood
that the L. S. Government has large
corps OF Inspectors at work In Cleve-
land inspecting hogs, but such is the
fact. There are at the present time
eighteen (1s) inspectors steadily at
work inspecting Hogs for the Cleveland
Provision Company. These inspected
goods have heretofore been sold by the
company for export to France, Germany
aud other European countries. They
have now concluded 10 sell these In
spected meats In Wheeling, under the
name OF the Rose" Ham, Breakfast
Bacon, ETC., each piece Of meat being
branded on the back with the words,
Rose, Gov Insp." These goods are
guaranteed absolutely sound. and the
most fastldious need have no fears In
using these meats. They can be found
at most Of the prominent Grocers and
Butchers In the city.
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A PitInhle sieht

it is to see an infant suffering from the
lack of proper food. 1t is entirely un-
necessary, as a reliable food can always
be obtained; we refer to the Gail Borden
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk. Sold by
grocers and druggists everywhere.
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DIED

EBLE-Sunday morning March 10Th, 1925. a,
4:l5 o'clock, ELIzABB n. wife OF VIM. Ebie, In
her 32d year.
Funeral services At residence Of her mother,
Mrs. Caroline Frederick, No. ala Coal street, on
Tuesday afternoon At o'clock. Friends Of
family respectfully invited to attend. Inter
ment At NJ WOOD Cemetery.
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DITTSBURG, WHEELING AND
i KENTUCKY RAILROAD COMPANY.
WHExLTx0. v. Va, March Z 80.

WHEzLISa. ". Va, March 8 $50.
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Pittsburg, wheeling and kentucky Rail.
road Company will be held - The principal Of
Zee OF the company. IN the city 81 WheelirE
". Va, on THURSDAY, MARCH "a ~ ~
10 o'c ock .. n. for the purpose Of holdlng
An election for directors % serve for the ensuin
vea-. ara The transartioa OF such other bosi'
meas IS may properly cone besors he meeting.
5. 3. LlGGETT, Secretary.
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Psttviohn,s California Breakfast Food.

Pettyj johns California hreaAk6At oou'
Miss Hattie Moss, very popular and
estimable young lady of Allegheny,
who is now in the employ of Petty
Johns CALIFORNIA; Breakfast Food Co., "
in Wheeling is credited with selling
one hundred and thirty-one (l31) pack
ages breakfast food, or nearly four cases,
in three days at S. B. McKee'S grocery,
South Market street, and takes the
chrome. Miss Laura Robinson, OF Ale
gheny, is also equally credited with
selling ninety-three (93) packages, or
nearly three cases, in two days, at w.
Murphys, Zane street, island
Miss Jennie Reilly, very progresses
ing young lady of the same place, an
employe of above company, has also a
good record at Merchant Bros, North
Market street, Wheeling, of nearly
four cases breakfast food. You will
find this cereal to be one of the most
delicious and palatable dishes on the
market. Everybody is welcome to call
and try free sample at the respective
stores on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes'
day, March 20, 81 and %. John s.
Welty & Co., Market street, 0. e.
Murray & Co., Market street., and Globe
and Chicago Tea Store, Eof street,
South Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-20

SPECIAL sale for one week only, Eight
day Solid Walnut Clocks, OF best make.
Each Clock warranted one year, sos,
at Shelf Bros, jewelers., ITO Main st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-20

SPECIAL sale for one week only, Of
extra fine Nickel Alarm Clocks at csc.
Every clock warranted for one year, at
Shelf Bros, Jewellers, ITO Main ST.
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T AIDES MAKE 50 CENTS AN HOUR
u writing for me at home. Reply with stamp
MISS EDNA L. SMYTH, South Bend, Ind.
mrl2dqea
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Wren Raby wss rick, NO rave hsr cass'r@
when sho war q CAEid, she erred fer C&s'sria
Whsa zss became Has, she elHag - cassor's-
Hhea cas haS eAzGrsH. ne gaTs bssa csss.rn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-20

Regarding Hoods Sarsapsrilla, ask
the people who take this medicine, or
read the testimonials, often published
in this paper. They will convince you
that HOODS CURES.
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Prof Ricci win make his first profess
slonal appearance here in an Organ and
song Recital, at the Fourth street Church,
next Friday evening. Hear hun sing.
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TloR RENT-A HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS on
II Fifteenth street. Apply 10 J. j. hJGJS,
l4l7 Chsplinc street mrlgaqes
NOR RENT-sEvEN ROOM HOUSE, NO.
II - South Penn Street; all conyenlcncei =.
ENQUIRE OF ROLF & ZANE, No. l;I Market
street. os nj No. 70 South Penn street. mrlsh
UyOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Chris
i Lott, 3537 Eof Street. rmu
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DerBnmul.
For Sale---Rsal Gatats.

OHAPLINE STREET REAL EsTATEsALE
~ No. 22l7 Chapline street, twostory orlck
dwelling Possession April lst ISIS ror
terms aud particulars apply 20 RINEHART X
TATUM, City Bank Building. mrl9eqer
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PROF. Shelf, the optician, is now at
his new quarters, No. ITO Main street,
and is better prepared for testing eyes
and fitting glasses than ever before.
Eyes examined for glasses free Of
charge. Artificial eyes inserted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-20
Ger Rant.

Real Estate Agents and Collectors, Notafisi
Public Sc Zane street. Island. ieiec
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HooD's Pills cure constipation.
Great sacrifice sale of Dry Goods.

As intend to quit the business by
May 1st will close out my entire stock
at such cut-down prices that will as
tonish every body. Julius Jacobs, 1864
Main street.
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FOR REMIT.

No. 1881 Eoff street, rooms.
No. 24gC Main street, 2ro0ms.
No. 90 South Huron street, 3 rooms.
No. l407 Chapline street. rooms.
No fJO0 Market street, office room.
No 2QO2 Eoff street. rooms.
nice front ROOM furnished or Unfurnlshed,
centrally located.
No. II Sixteenth ST.. sto-eroom and dwelling
s,orerooms on South street IN the Hearne
Tabernacle.
No4 Virginia street brick.
No. Gl9 Main street. brick.
No % south Front street, rooms and bath
No ITO South York street, rooms 1900.
Five room house on South Elm street, tl2O
No. 81 South Penn street. frame BUILDING
No III Fourteenth street, rooms and bath
room.
No. q Virginia street. rooms and bath.
No. 10 Tenth street, storeroom, ~ ..
No. PHI Main street storeroOm, ti5.Oo
No 300 Eoff street. storerOom.
Office room No. 1914 Market street. second
floor.
No. 900 Main street, rooms, frst hoor.
-Four rooms IN second flour, n. Huron street.
Island.