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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-30
Senator NLorcan.s Speech.

In the U. 5. Senate yesterday in his
speech against the silver repeal bill Sen
ator Morgan ridiculed the proposed in
ternatioual amendment as ian idle
dream only to be realized by the fervid
imagination OF "a very enthusiastic
statesmen He also characterized il
as "a tub thrown to the whale" He
opposed the bill and argued in favor OF
the constitutional right of the free coin
age Of silver. -,
Mr.. Morgan got into colloquy with
Mr.. Hawley as to the democracy OF
President Cleveland, Mr.. Hawley re-
marking that a man who had got the
democratic nomination for the presi-
dency on three several occasions must
needs be democrat.
"Well," said Mr.. Morgan, General
Bragg stated at the st. Louis conven-
ton that he loved Grover Cleveland for
the enemies he had made, including, o.!
course, the Senator from Connecticut
and all that class OF eminent statesmen
and politicians. Now if the democracy
of the United States should conclude
that it did not love him for the friends
he had made Mr.. Cleveland would be
in bad way and L should be very sor-
nv. But he is not making friends Oh
the other side of the chamber. He is
only making temporary allies under a
brief coalition and for a temporary pur-
pose.
at this point Mr.. VOORHEES,, not rel,
ishing perhaps the turn that the dis
cussion was taking, interposed with u
suggestion for an executive session.
Mr.. Morgan asSented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-30

ALMOST THE whole northern republic
can press has seized upon the late koa-
noke affair to adorn the tale of what
they term southern law breaking; and
vet it is we'll known that of the only
two men ever indicted for melting a
riot in Roanoke, one hailed from Massa-
chusetts and the other from New
Hampshire, and that to the teachings
of another northern man there is due
much of the disregard for law and order
that manifested itself in that city last
week, but which was quieted at the
first evidence of real danger, and which
only reappeared when that danger un-
fortunately for the reputation OF the
place, had been entirely removed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-30

On TIE RoBBERs' TRACK.-The sensational
highway robbery which occurred Wednesday
night near the city, by which Mrs. Margaret
Winslowe, of Washington, lest her diamonds
and money, full account of which was pub
lished in yesterdays american, has awakened
great deal of interest, and kept the police
officials busy yesterday working up the case.
Ray c. Snowden, who was with Mrs. WINS
lowe at the time OF the robbery, and whom
she accused of completely, is still detained at
the Western Police Station and large part
of the morning was spent in questioning him
about every detail of the affair.
The police have obtained statement by
which they know positively the three masked
robbers who committed the deed, and viii,
doubtless, have all three under arrest shortly.
The three men are not Baltimoreans. and are
believed TO have left the city as soon rs possible
after the robbery was committed. The police
are very reticent about the affair. 1t Is also
believed that one or more arrests have been
made already outside this city, but will re-
main unannounced until all the men are
taken.
Marshal Of Police Frey said last night I:
we believe bona-fide robbery occurred and
that the woman's story is substantially cor
rect Further. we believe we are on the
track of the man who committed the robbery
and to publish our plans or what we know
would be only to post the men we wish to
catch I believe. however, we will have the
men and the full proof against them by Octo-
Der Sd, when the hearing takes place;
Snowdens bail was yesterday fixed at
So 600. but was not Observation-Disclosures
american.
The identity of the woman has been estab-
lished. At first she gave her name to the
Baltimore authorities as Mrs. Mary Wilson
and later as Mrs. Margaret Wips!ow: sub5e-
quent events show that she is Mrs. Towser
a widow, keeping boarding house in Washing
ton. She is q handsome-looking blonde woman
weighing more than 200 pounds, and is fire..
quently seen on the streets with pretty lit
tie girl, her daughter, the result OF her union
to prominent merchant OF that city, who
died several years ago In the attack on her,
self and escort in Baltimore on Wednesday
night she was severely injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-30
Confession of a Train Robber.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 3O.-Joseph S.
Harding, the man arrested in this city
Thursday night as the Centralia, Ills,
train robber, made partial confession
yesterday. He said the robbery was
planned two months ago in st. Louis,
that he was to be one of the parties to
it, but on the night the gang started to
do the job he backed out, but that
thew afterwards dragged him into it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-30
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, Sept Bottle stock market
was somewhat irregular at the start but after
the ope0inga big batch ofbuying orders came
into the room which completely changed the
current of speculation. A more confident
feeling prevailed and prices advanced all
along the line. At II o'clock the market
strong in tone
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-30
FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondents of the Alexandra Gazette,
WAsHINGToN. D. c., Sept. 50.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Sept. SO.
Notices of two important amend ID,
-, erts to the silver purchase repeal bill
m Mere given " nj in the senate this morning
one was by NIr. Wolcott (Rep: Col.l
providing for the return to the s.a.es
interested of the amount OF the COTTON
tax collected from them during the var
The other was by Mr.. Perkins (Rep.
Cala.) which provides for the coinage
of silver, of American production, at
t taI a seigniorage of 20 per cent. 1t
also provides that hereafter there shall
be no gold coins minted of less than
notes issued of less than S.; and for q
monetary commission of five experts.
Congressman Meredith call at the
Navv Department to-day to have
County, Virginia, who has developed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-30

At Dayton, O., early this morning Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pietred attempted to cross from
one railroad track to another by crawling IN
der some freight cars. Suddenly the train
started up and Pietred was knocked down,
but Dot under the wheels. His wife, who
was directly behind him, was caught and the
wheels passed over her neck. severing her
head completely from her body,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-30
HOUSE.

About fifty members listened to the
chaplain's prayer in the House to-day.
Mr.. Sayers asked unanimous consent
for the present consideration of a joint
resolution extending until the Both of
June, 1894, the time for completing the
work of the eleventh census. There
was no objection and the joint resolu-
lion was passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-30

A factory for the manufacture of
bombs has been discovered by the Bar
celona police. 1t was Well-equipped
with explosives and tools representing
considerable money outlay and its
seizure will be severe blow to the
Spanish anarchists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-30

TIE venerable and esteemed ALEX
ANpRIA GAZETTE came out Oh the 10th
inst. with an eighteen-page edition de-
voted to an encyclopedia description OF
the history, business, buildings and cit
liens of that ancient and hitherto un-
progressive town. But hereafter if
Alexandria does not begin to hustle it
will not be the fault of the GAZETTE
RdlfO. Me1DS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-30

BALTIMORE, Sept 3O.-Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat steady No = red spo,
G9asa691h Oct 69lha692.; Dec ~ 2a' -
steamer No = red 6614a6Gla milling wheat
by sample 6Ss71 Corn steady; mized s .P
4sa4Sis; Oct 47al asked; year 46'2at.- :
white corn by sample 90; yelo@ DO d.
Oats steady: No . white Western 31a3. = /,
No 2 mixed do 34laa35. Rye slow NO :
52a53 Hay firm; good to choice timothy
SIS 90 to $40 CO. Provisions firm anu uh'
changed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-30
Alexandria Market, September 80.

There are no changes to report in the mar
kets to-day, receipts are light and prices
quiet Flour moves slowly. Wheat sells at
from 60 to 81, latter for prime milling sam
pies. Rye as TO so. Mixed Oats 30 10 30
white 81 to 80. Butter other Produce and
Provisions are in fair demand. Cattle Feed
of all kinds continues firm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-30

NEW YORK, Sept. 3O.-Flour quiet and
about steady Wheat dull and steady, Com
firrner and quiet Pork firm aud dun; me-
SIS 90 to SIS %. Lard steady and In!rt .
steam 50 90 asked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-30

The League baseball season will end with
the games to be played this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-30

BALTIMORE. Sept 2o.-yirsinia consoIs -
10 1O-4Os-; do IS 66.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-30

A FINE LOT OF COFFEE, guaranteed
N strictly pure, Old Java, Bio, Laguay1a,
just received by u,,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

the navy yard commands. Ho has
decided 20 make permanent the sra.
pension VI the orders of Commodore
kirkland TO take command Of the
South Atlantic station, and will allow
MIN to remain In command OF the
League ialand, Pa, navy var. This
VIII probably result I'm sending Com.
modore Stanton to the South Atlantic
station.
The secretary also today issued an
order, making Captain Howison com.
mandaut at tho Mare Island, Cal, navy
ynrd. The report Of the Matthews naval
board, which made n close examination
Of the workings VI the yard, spoke ~
highly OF the pilicinury Of the Com.
mandaut aud Naval Constructor TAy-
LOT ns to Justify what might BE- regard.
ed rs departure from precedents In
the case.
Secretary Herbert today accepted
the resignation of Commodore Wilson
rs chief constructor Of the navy, and
appointed Constructor Philip High.
burn 10 succeed him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13
TELEGRAPHIC.
IT LOOKS BRIGHTER.
Leading Bankers Say the Financial
Situation is Improving.
AN EASIER MONETARY CONDITION.
Philadelphia Banks Reduce Their In
dtbtedness 10 Their New York
Correspondents.

NEW Yong, July i2.-Notwith'
standing the furry IN the STOCK
market today, bank presidents ana
others occupying positions familiar
izlng them with current condiuohs'
nre unanimously agreed that the gen
eral situation has Improved and COM
tlnues to do so. There was nothing
ga the financial situation Of the
country to produce such an unseitllng.
Two or three cases were reported
today Of country banks, mostly in
Pennsylvania, coming into this
market "a buyers OF commercial paper
In atmill way, tempted by the high
rates, and the fact that they had
money 10 their credit with their Now
York agents. The amount Of pur.
chases In the aggregate Is not large,
but II Il believed h indicate as easier
monetary condition In n certain sec.
lion Of the country. o.
Tho condition Of the banks In Phila-
delphia was reported practically un'
changed, and New York exchange IL
only obtainable In that city at n high
premium, averaging about $3.50 pei
$1,000. Some Philadelphia banks have
reduced their Indebtedness to their cor.
respondents In this city but the bal
aucos are still large. The New York
banks, however, are treating them
lenien tly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13
Mnr Xr..rl. ror YIcinrln.

SAN FRANCISCO, July IA
statement Ia printed here, based upon
a letter from an English army officer
that contingency orders have been
issued to the Filth battalion, Royal
Rihp brigade, now Ia England, to hold
itself in readiness TO proceed to VIC.
TORN. Tho letter further Gays the
powerful ship Minetsur Is also specially
commissioned TO duty NJ EsquimAuit
and the communicate OF the ship In
appointed naval commandment.
The British officer writes to enquire
about the climate and manner OF living
at Esquimnult aud Seems 10 Indicate
that the sudden activity ON the part of
the British authorities has direct can.
neotion with the BeIing sea oontio.
very.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

CLEVELAND, o., July l2.-The
saengeriest really begins with the
matluee concert today, There was a
large attendance, and an excellent
program YVES rendered In fine form.
The orchestral numbers were heartily
applaudcd, ~ was the JuHgetmaen.
ncrchor Of Philadelphia, and iuroru
was created by tho united singers Of
Cincinnati. Tho famous Licior.
krauz u New York added to IL
laurels when II sang "Charm Of
Night"
rhls evening tho Saongerfast hall
was packed full. After the opening
orchrstral number the great mass
chorus made the building ring with
"Laud Sighting" Rita Elandi sang
an air from "Fidelio,D and wa. warm.
ly received. Baron Borthold's rendi.
ZION Of Walthor's prize song drew forth
a storm Of applause. Alter him the
mighty mass chorus sang folk song,
UlecirifyinV the audience later with n
magnificent rendition Of 5ohwalm's
"Doath Song Of the Goths." The lnsi
u the program, bat the best thing yet
heard In the festival, was the caniata
"Nuw MOfld.O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

Disposal Of vessels that Took Part ia
tho Parade.

WASHINGTON, July l2.-rhe dis.
posal Of the vessels that participated
in the naval revlew continues, and as
fast ns they cen be made realty the
white shipB are Deilg sent TO the f9ur
quarters Of tho globe. The latest 10
receive orders 10 sail IL the Yorktown,
now Mt tho New York navy yard. Her
voyage VIII take nearly three months
under ordinary cruising power, and
probably the ship will bring up AZ San
Francisco, unless events ut Peru seem
to reuul 10 her 10 steam theee,
Tnu Yorktown will 80 out under a
new commander, Tor an order was Is
sued Mt the navy department today,
detaohing Commander harrington
from duty ~ Inspector Of the fourth
light house d strict aud ordering him
20 command the Yorktown,
The cruiser Charleston, which has
boon undergoing repairs ut the Norfolk
navy yard, In now ready for sea aud
viii leave lor the Pacific station ia u
few days. She will 80 from Norfolk TO
Valparaiso, Gale, and " no orders
await her there, she will proceed to
Cnlino, Peru, where instructions will
be sent her.
Secretary Herbert has taken action
In Two cases Of importance concerning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13
BRIEF rLLEGEAMS.


The main building OF the John Mor.
rell company packing house, o.
tumwa, Ia. Durnul last nigul. Lose,
sbO,0OO.
County Treasurer Arlington %.
ROscbury h short IN his ac Uuuts. IL
Is believed that the shortage will reach
$4,000.
The town Of Luosey, o., last night
suffered from q Dire which destroyed
the entire business section. LUss,
100000.
Tho negro, Henry Flcmming, who
stabbed 10 death Mr., MunCur. Monday
night was taken from thu oillcers yes.
tefdsy anu hanged.
Tho gold reserve increased $500, SOS,
the total amounts being j9TssJ,575.
The currency balance remains at about
the same figure, s27,353, ssl.
An inorndiary iirt destroyed a large
part Of the business section Of Maxwell,
Cal, yesterday morning. involving a
lyss VI 100000.
Three cases Of typnus fever were
discovered among the tmigraut6 whu
arrived Ia Philadelphia from New
York Ia the last tea days.
A negro named Robert Larkln was
lynchu1 shortly after noon yesterday
by the citizens Of Ciira, H., an.
vicinity for ravilhing Fannie Alex.
amber.
Three meu, believed to be tho parties
vino last wCea compelled Rcign.i
brOIhors, near pittsnelu, Ills, 10 Ievel J
the whereabouts Of their money aud
robbed them, were npprrhtnded at
Mobcrly, Mo-, yesterday afternoon,
after desperate fight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

DENVER, July l2.-Rov. 4. II. Ma.
lone, editor Ut the Colorado Catholic,
made public today M Important de.
oisiOn OF Mgr. Satolll on the school
question. Two years ago Bishop Mate
OF Denver Issued an order that 40
children be- received for FIRST com.
munion anu confirmation who had not
Tor two years previous at least been
attending the parish school, or some
other Catholic school. Bishop Matz IL
q bitter opponent Of Archbishop Ire.
LAMBS policy, HAtOli nus Issued In.
siruc,ions churactcrizIng the Matt
decree ne a harsh aud Injurious meat-
ure which must be Ignored, aud fur
Their, that greater care anu charity are
TO DO exercised IN giving religious
instruction and administering the
sacrament 10 children who do not at
tend the parish schools.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Tho Silver Trouble Alarming Business
Men in South America.
Transferred Ills Allegiance 10 the
Other sids.-storm In Honduras,
India aud silver.

NEW YoRiI, July l2.-Mail AdvlceH
from Panama under date Of July 9th
say; The tumble In silver has created
general CONSERVATION among the busi-
ness men who trade In the countries
which are exclusively sllver-uslng
communities. The extent to which
the credit system prevails throughout
Spanish America IL unknown In the
North, and the debtor who secs his
resources diminished by half through
the sudden depreciation Of the money
he uses Is inevitably forced TO the wall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

New YORK, July l2.-Rcgardlng
the silver question In the West the
president OF prominent downtown
bank has received the following letter:
'In regard 10 silver mining In
Colorado we candldly believe the
present situation very much eNagerat-
cd, and ~ SOON AS there II any prospect
Of obtaining definite price for silver
great many Of our mines will be
operated on IA large a scale ~ former
ly. The talk and threats INDUCED
In by few rapid sllverites Il, In our
opinion, taken to- seriously in the
East, as the parties who do most OF this
talking have no credit or standing At
home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

BupA PEsTit, July i2,-Cholera
now existing In Hungary % pro
nounced to be Of the Asiatic type, sul
prompt measures nave been taken "a
prevent the spreading OF the disease
The number oi deaths, u there ha,
been any, 10 not reported.
81. PETERSBURG, July l2.-ThC city
has been officially declared to be In d
healthy condition. Tbs last weekly
Official report on tho cholera epidcmi,
gives the following figures Tor tn,
provinces where the disease pruvaii,
podolia, 40 now cases, 100 dCaihf'
KhaersOu, rs new caics, % gea,lt
Touln, 3 new cases, deaths.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

Pans, July l2.-Seuur Guuabara,
Brazilian delegate 10 Europe, hes made
public an official telegram iion n o
Gando do Sui, Brazil, saying that no
conflict has taken place, and that the
defeated insurgents took refuge IN
Uruguay. Inc government Is sup.
ported by all the land ami sea forces
Admirals OF the neet held a meeting
aud declared unAuim0uily Ia favor "
tue government authorities taking
energetic measures TO suppress the
outbreak.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13
scHtnn son FIghtInr.

LONDON, July l2.-Thos. Sexton, the
anti-ParaelIite leader suspended yes {.
terday, has determined TO be set right
In the mattoL
Ia the house today he asked Speaker
Peel il he could obtain the Judgment
OF the house on tho conduct uf Meilor.
The speaker said sexton had the right
10 give notice Of motion Questioning
the conduct OF Mellor. Sexton there
upon gave notice that no would move
the adoption OF resolution, declaring
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13
Henry Craner Not EslIIed.

PANAMA, July IA dispatch from
Nicaragua states that Henry Craner OF
San Francisco, who joined the forces
VI President 5aca1a anu who was sup.
posed to have been allied while.hght.
ing ut Barrauoa Pass, II not dead, as
reported, but has transferred all
allegiance TO the other side aud now
holds "A commission Us captain anu
sid-de.camp 10 MacaJo, provisional
president.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

that the chairman of the committee Of
the whole misuscd his power OF office
ia susprndiug him. Gavin u. Clarke
supported Sexton, and also gave notice
that he would Introduce a motion 10
reduce by 900 the amount OF salary
maid the chairman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13
Ihe IndInnn oonnarrnllen.

PRINCETON, Ind, July IA de-
suuctive iigc broke out here this after.
noon anu ragged beyond control for
many hour. The Methodist and
Presbyterian churches. Bakers Hotel
anu the farmers bank were entirely
consumed and also large number Of
bushes, houses. The lous will run be-
yUud 5000. 600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

NEW YORIl, July l2-Ths steam.
ship Franklin arrived this evening,
anu reports that terrible storm swept
the coast Of Honduras July 9th. Many
vessels were driven ashore, and tho
damage TO the iruit plantations was
eAeeLdlngly lArge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13
BUSINESS CHANCES

s------------
cEEn BUYs FURNITURE AND
NDDNy tools candl ia'tory also oven
aud furniture for bakery, bee cream parinrB
complete cigar and fruit stand. established,
and clcap lcut 500 takes 30 all. W. J. 80.
gan, go rostoniee block.
II YOU wen 40 ENGAGE N ANY
a line OF business u viii pAv you ~ see mu.
vs.. y bogsu. go ro1tomcc Hook
1ypLUNuip orEVtNGs ron CArAULE
iishcd buaiuossrs. $40 81 $3.50 required. "
j. logan, tio rost'n.cc Blocs.
7 HAVE SEVERAL SiCE GROCERIES
4 TOR sole from 00to 500. ". J huEani
90 r1liomcc block
DUHNisuEp BOOMING uOusE3 AND
n hotels, centrally located, 20 t1 SD rooms.
clearing tll To- 800 per month Price, 5000 On
f.'"" W. y, hofan' tl1 ioainilrr Nlo-t
GLyEUAL GOOD rNYINu i,EsrtUi,sN...
- lncc. ego Co 500 W. .. uogau, Go
iestlN % hI'.
II you wANrA coon PAYING SALOON
block
TULUMHtA UuWDING ANu LOAN As
- furinulu builds h0mCs. and loans money
ntt uyl cent. Beet rinu for Investing money
lu thc United eiatea. 1roCsIcck iutC, nl w.
t,cond south street, General Territorial
tgcuu.
WE HAVE coon PROPERTY ron
w sale "a aIl parts Of tho city nj bottom
prices. See us before looking yIspwurrC.
ufoctlogk q Rose, Rooms - and %, - W, sec
$4,000 9 l55,s n5 81. & AsgEs .,l rs
with 500 tiosk. good house. with barn and
guIh suaDs STORE doing GOOD butncss. on
t,alth reason flr selling Dr1osbcet a uofc.
hoom' y aud ~ OBJ W, second south street.
C1Inn uuYs TWO tors .s,iis on
- = ANyNy lust Drive, fitth laat and
lunll south DfoetNUes & Rose. Rooms o. aud
SennM ul, Two LOIS nErwEEN
and Smith south Ot1,sbcck 3 Rosc, Rooms
Is and 4'.'h W. second south street
$1,000 g lo3s 2.H' t EoP Nv. wI 515
sAt6 s5uta on iioa, oys-i. ,sas.5sss 4 i.S 1UI
s' and 50, 1 W, second South street
$1,000 tgcrREs .,lg mons, 3
,uu. lcmple 1ruUaNctk q toso, Rooms ~
aud y. NV, scgonl south street
cOQnn uuYs ll0 RODS oN ilru
- - DON last bet, bingham ani ltt
iiosc. Rooms . ana 2lC' w.,ld no
INSIDE REAL ESTATE TO TRADE ron
4 tatNc and sheep. truCHburk a Rose.
tuoms " and - Gi w., IN 20.
===a
- ROOM BRICK HOUSE rs EAST
- Waterloo, iuNi1 feet OF ground, ilrUU. uu
Che inftnllWuut plan, $40 rHHi balance month
ly. bruchbogk a hosc, Rooms q ana ~ w., 20
60.
GADO- UUYs ONE Lpr gAin ~
'DD - West Trmplc Addition, urpva
lgrk a iiusu. Rooms . hu1 - OBJ w. % 80.
co Enn WuNs ROOM UUIDk
'NDDOO house ayeNIB ground ou
West TUup.o bot aud 10 su. lluusc vol
built ami nicely nuuhtd GrurHbtCk a itufc
Rooms 2s aud % ul ", "a 30.
S.OEnn uUYs l0s ACRES ~ MILL
- - w rock, fuum house, good
orchard, Az iu luCUtu. al thr above on CAay
tgrma. NrIUtJgck 8 iIlaa. Rooms ., and -
Us We, 20 no.