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Special nlspltch 10 the otlndafL
kAIISPEL, Feb. 2l.-TLc county COM
missioncrs sold to-day $4,000 worth Of
funding bonds, bearing per cent, 10
Theis & Barroll OF Spokane, at premium
of S525. Other bids were: L. II. Rollins &
Co.. aud y. W. Harris & Co. of New York,
par and premium of SIS; +. K. Fulton &
Co., Grand Forks. par and S25) premium;
II. b. Palmer, Helena, par and premium
OF $500. The competition was lively and
the bonds were wanted badly by the
bidders. Theis & Blrroli bear all the cx.
pense of printing the bonds and the de-
livery IL 10 be made at kalispcl.
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wASHiSCroN, Feb. 2l.-The navy de-
partmcut is informed that tho gunboat
yorktown hiss arrived !; La un!ou, Saliva
dor. aui transferred Assistant Surgeon
VI. W. Blrnum, late Of the kenrsarse. TO
the Ranger, temporarily stationed at that
port. DR.. Barnum will return home as
soon as relieved by Past Assistant Sur
geon George 4. Smith, now on his way 10
La Union. Tho Yorktown will remain a,
La Culon for a day or two and then cruise
TO San Francisco to be lifted out Tor scr.
vice In Dchrius sea.
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Four Congres- m IA Li.trn to Arguments
of Numun suffr,gistS

nj Won ~uffr,gists.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Il. - Twenty Ave
members OF the womin's suffrage conven-
lion appeared before the house Judiciary
committee this morning. OBly four mem
bcrs OF the committee were present. ArGu.
menls on behalf of womau's suffrage wcrc
made 10y Susan B. Anthony, Res. Anna
Shaw and Ida {. Hultin of Illinois; Mrs.
Virginia e. Young OF South Carolina /;
Miss Lnyinia {. Hatch OF Massachusetts ;
Professor Jcnuie Clifford of Buchtel col
lcge, Ohio; Mrs. Waugh, wife OF Repre-
sentative Waugh of Indiana, and others.
Report On tn u u,wnI,n Question.
WASHINGTON. Feb. Ex-senator Morgan
submitted u report he has been preparing
on Hawaii to the full membership of the
committee on foreign relations to-day,
aud il was adopted 10y n majority yoIe.
Four republican members Of the commit
tee yolcd for Mor-an's report and four
democratic members voted against.
These four democrats will prepare mi.
nori,y report next Monday morning. The
republican members of the committee do
not fully concur ia the report prepared by
Morgan. though It does not criticize Min
lister Stevens. IL leans toward anncXA'
tion aud generally layors the policy OF the
late alnIuisl ration. II, however, does
not criticize in as vigorous terms as re-
pubiicaus wish the policy OF the present
administration, although drawn IN such
language that republicans Ieel they can
| subscribe to II even if II does not go quite
as lar as desired. 1t is mach moro IN line
with tho policy advocated by republicans
than was at first anticipated. Ii wai
Thought at first that perhaps the rcpor
would not satisfy either the democrats OF
tho committee or the republicans, an,
pei ihaps three reports would he presented
| This is the rule TO ccrtain extent, bu
the democrats feel compelled to submit I
minority report. II is possible some indi
vidual opinions will TO submitted by re
publican members of the committee, stat
ing that while they concur in the report IL
the main, some features will be objected
TO. All the testimony will be submitted
with the report next Monday.
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GREAT CANAL SCHEME.

4 Plan to Connect Georgian Bay With
Lake Ontario.
ToRoNTo. Feb. 2l.-Tho canal scheme
TO connect Georgian bay with Lake TN
tario has passed the committee stages. Il
has now 10 go 10 the council for raliiicn-
ton. II successful. the promoters promise
TO spend SGj, 10000 on IL. Traffic gong
by way of the Erie canal will be diverted
to Lake Ontario and through the 81. Law
renee river to Europe, u roUte 80 miles
shorter than 10y the Lake Erie canal. Tho
promoters expect 10 get all the eastern
irallic.
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dent had declared 1t was his duty to try to
restore the queen, and having failed had
remittcd the duty to congress, but the
senate would not say that congress should
do this. The practical question is: Are
Ne going 10 keep thess people in turmoil
by maintaining a minister there who was
expressly uulr.cudIy TO the do facto gov
ornmcutG
4 resolution by German to print 600
copies OF the Hawaiian papers was
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MINISTER - PARAGUAY.
A sterling Montana sisn Honored by the
AdminIstr ItIon.

WASHINGTON. Fch. 2l.-lhe president
has nominated Granville Stuart Of Mon
tana to he minister to Paraguay and IRA.
quay. The president has pardoned
Robert b. po!!cy, convicted Of adultery.
Of Ulah. sentenced Sept. G, 1898. to is
months in the penitentiary. Applications
for pardon were denied in the following
cases: +. W. Brcarly, convicted IN Cali
iovnla of extracting money from the
mails; Joseph +, Parker, convicted OF
adultery IA Utah; B. NJ. Lewis, convicted
IN Utah of adultery; florcncc Il. Groycr,
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wAsmSGrON. Feb. 2l.-Secretary Smith
has approved the draft Of the circular
which is soon to hc tssucd governing the
application for right of way over public
lands for canals. dtches and reservoirs.
The right is held to Dc only for conslruc-
ton and no public timber or material is
to be allowed TO be IaScn for repair or i'm
proycmcut. Tho department railing OF
March q. 1892. holding that natural lakes,
n.rrady sources of water supply. shall not
le used for reservoir purpoacs. nor river
bc damned 50 as to overflow into the aIil.
cent country. Is overruicl. All persons
settling on public lands to which a right
of way has attached for canal, ditch or
reservoir are required to take them sub
tpgt To this.
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LoNDoS, Feb. 2l.-A post man says be
learns OF the authority OF friend of one
OF the principals that jackson and Cor
bctt have 10 idea OF attempting 10 settle
their contes; in the United States. They
do not care TO be bldgpred by clubs and
city authorities as was the case in the
MitrhelI-Corbett match. The event Is
almost certain to be settled at the Ma
tioual Sporting club, London.
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30 d Found Dead.
rsclal plsnatcA-s N, s.aniarl

Special DispatcG-o the S.anlir1
Whitehall. Mont, Feb. ei.-A stage
driver brought in word tonight that
Charles Boyd. who hluls ore from the
Broadway miuc to tho Silver Star mill,
was found dead this afternoon between
tho Broadway mine and Silver Star. He
had been run over by his wagon loaded
with orc aud had been dead some time
when found.
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PARIS, Feb. -l.-fhe chamber of depu.
tic, ha, adopted the rcpor, Of tie comm,s.
sion accepting the governments propO-
sails by which the increased duty on wheat
Is fixed ~ seven instead otci.lt francs as
al lirsi proposed. The ote stood 80 to l5l.
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NEW Work, Feb. 1.-THE earnings OF
the Umon Pacific system for the year end
iug Dee. u are: gross, S37.ll7,Il6; de-
crease, :7.579.75O; net, sll,7g6,S2; de-
crease, sl,1li,s2j.
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QUINCY, Ills, Feb. 2l.-fire this morn
ing caused loss Of S9o10oO.
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E. B.
Wheoling. w. Va.
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Wheeling. w. Va.
SEWING MACHINES.

We have opened 4 Sewing Machine depart.
neat and will sell al tho leading SEWING
MACHINES NJ wholesale prices. Including the
celebrated STANDARD ROTARY SHUTTLE
md new vibrator, the best on earth. We Will
employ NJ agents. Gol sell FOR cash caly. Full
Instructions will be given atthc storc. Machines
delivered TO any part OF the city. and 10 on, OF
town buyers We prepay freight TO nearest mil.
road station. Every machine will be warranted
for from one to ten years, according 10 the
p'!ce and kind. We have Geven different kind
of machine, TO select from. ranging IN price from
SIS TO so, It will pay you to call and see lis be-
fore you hny or write for price list. We eau save
you from Sj 10 SO Agents will tell you differ.
ept. Don't be humbuSsed By them. De your
Own agent We can sell you the same kind OF n
machine they otter you for about ouc.hnlf what
they ask vol. for It. You ask how We eau do thiSp
Because We pay no agents, make 10 time sales
bu. buy and sell for spot cash. S A. Newcomer
manager for the Standard Sowing Machine Com.
pany OF this city FOX the pas, two years, Will
have charge Of the Sewing Machine DepRrtuan,
Afull line of needles, oil. parts aud repairs will
always be kept on hand Tor all sewing Io.chiprs
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AMONG THE GOODS SAVED ARE

AMONG THE GOODS SAVED ARE
1900 Pair Children's Pants, worth SOC,
which will be sold for lie.
$500 Children's Suits. worth s. so,
which will be sold for 79c.
1,SOO Chiliren's Suita, worth 81 90,
which will be sold for ST 27.
5000 Childrcn's Suits, worth 81 90 to
S. 90. which will be sold for ST SO to
So SO.
2.lO0 Boya' Suits. worth s. 90, which
will be sold for So 81.
1000 Fine Boys Suits, worth 50 90 to
SIS 90, which will be sold tOr SIS 90 to
ST 90.
900 Mons Good Working Suits, worth
S. 90, which will be cold for So 9S.
L,aD0 Mems Business Suits, worth
$40 90 to SIS 90, go for SIS 90 and
ST 90.
10000 Mems, Boys and Children's
Pants at SO cents OH the dollar.
Besides thousands upon thousands OF
bargains that you will see when visiting
thi9 great sale, which will continue
until the balance OF the stock is aold.
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AT the meeting oi tho council tiGaDCo
committee last evening all tho mcmberS
wera present but McSirs. Richards aud
Wheat. Tho problem wa, the division
OF the procooda Of tho ton.cont levy
among tho wards, and the application
in each ward Of its appropriation; but
this was complicated by the TACT tina.
last year several OF the wards allowed
their shares Of this revenue TO 10 uSod
by other wards, with the understanding
that this year the loan was TO be repaid.
THE estimated income from the fund,
divided into eight equal parts,
amounted TO $3.50 ~, and tue members
wcro invited to say where they dcaircd
TO have this applied.
Mr.. Brock asked il the other wards
could not donate the Third enough 10
put q sewer on Thirteenth street. Ills
appropriation was mortgagel 10 the
First and Second for money used last
yea. in paying McColloch street. The
response wat not encouraging.
MIR. Wiedebusch, OF the Fifth ward,
wantOd, 70 pave EoG street from Tween.
ty-second TO TwOnty-third at d cost oil
Zoo, and FnacadRmizs q part OF Jacob
street, 500, and put 0 twelve.inch
crock sewer from tho First Christian
church, on Market street, S263 Is, Also
another from the Ariowfhall alley to
Main street, $50: another on Alley L
from TweuLy-seCond stuost 10 Alley 10,
and thence to Eotf, 1856 81.
Dir. GrusGhQd nothiE estimates ready,
aud said he would hand them to the
clerk to-day.
Mr.. Marwelps estimate for tho Sew
enth ward a for eighteen.inch crock
sewer from east side OF North Huron
street on New Jersey street TO Back
river, With drops and masonry for mouth
OF sever, 1850; OiGhteen.inch crock
n in Alley o, $3.50 IS. The balance
he gave Mr.. Brock for the Third.
The First Second and Third wards,
after some discussion, were passed, for
Captain Otto, Mesqrs. Richards and
Brock 70 arrange the division among
Themselves this afternoon. 1t Is hoped
TO have tho ordinance ready for con-
slderaiion by couacil next Tueada y
night.
The Eighth wards share was appro-
priaied to paving T%hirty-third stree,
from Eod to Jacob, and Jscob as far
south as the money will reach.
Several Of the loan commissioners had
their reports in. but it wss decided to
make them the special order for mex.
Monday evening, and the committee
adjourned
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FIRE AT ~MOUNDsvILIAs
An Explosion Of Medicines Causes Con.
siderable Damage.

About midnight "Wednesday a terrific
explosion occurred in tho Office OF DR..
D. J. schmeid, on Seventh street, in
MouRdsyille. Tho report was heard 10y
q number OF people sitting across the
stfo0t In front Of tho Henrietta Hotel.
They at olcc gave tho alarm and the
fire. engine was non NJ the scene, and
by tho good work OF the citizens. sue
cooded in cxtinGulshing the blaze.
Tho fire was caused BY spontaneous
combination among medicines in q cor.
ner OF the room, where several shelves
were filled with them. The doctor and
two other gentlemen had only been
gone from the Office n few minutes when
the alarm WAS soundcd. Tho lose will
amount TO over 500 on tho medicines
gnd instruments. The insurance was
only 90 tho instruments. Several modi-
cal books were burned and tho Office
furniture was also damaged. The ont.
side OF the office was badly icorcEed
and blaCkoaou by tho dense smoke
which iesucd from the place.
It vas very lucky that tho ire was
gotten out, as tho office is situated in a
dwelling which belongs TO Il. T.
Meichcn, and is occupied by Mr.. Port
Baxter. Mr.. MGichen's loss viii reach
s25, covered by insurance.
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BUHIAG NEW HOSE.
The Fire Department Committee Lets the
CONTRACT,

The Fire Department Committee Lets the
Contract
The committee on fire department
met last night to let the contract for
Sl.2D worth Of new fire hoee, that being
the amount allowed the department Tor
thia purpose by the finance committee.
The bids, eleyen in all. ranged from
81 cents TO 90 cents per foot,
aud hose which not long ago
sold at 81 20 a foot was quoted
under 50 cehts The bidders were as
follows: Columbia Rubber Works Com
pany. OF Chicago: D. II. Campbell i
Co. Wheeling; the Gutta Percha and
Rubber Manufacturing Company. Gin
c%lnnatl; Boston Woven Hose and Rub
Der Company; Revere Rubber Com
pany, New York; Lewis x Hazlett
Wheeling, representing the Trenton
Rubber Company; tho Fabric Fire Hose
Company, OF New York; New York
Betting and Packing Company; ". II.
Cooper, OF the ilineraiized Rupber Com
pany, New York; August r. Carl, repre-.
sen'ing tue same company; Chicago
Fire Hose Company.
The contract was let to ". I. Cole,
representing the Fabric Fire Hose Com.
pany, Of New York. Ills hose is re-
GNrdod as good as any, and the price
was very favorable.
On motion OF Captain Otto i. was d.
rected that every section Of hose be
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GREATROCHESHER RIRESALE
WOrth!of Fine Clothing
Saved From the Big Fire
at Rochester, n. Y.

The largest fire that has visited
Rochester, N. Y, in years occurred
Tuesday morning. April 3. in the
wholesale clothing district on St.
Paul street. Hundreds Of thousands
Of dollars worth OF Clothing were
destroyed. But $4,000 worth Of
Fine Clothing manufactured for
spring market, was saved; and to
settle the insurance, the entire
stock has been removed to Wheel
ing, ". Va, and will be sold for
half price or 50 cents on the dollar.
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THE SOLDIER BOYS.
Preliminary Stops to Organize Two
Military CompanIeo
WERE TAKEN ET THE MEETING
Held Last EycnIng.-rhirty.fivc Young
Men nro Enrolled and About Fiity
Aiorc will Sign tho NOll-A Mcctlng
aud Drill 10 DO Held Saturday-Tho
Mustering.in Will Occur WitIin n
Few Days.

Last evening in the rooms OF the
chamber Of commerce, in the Hub
building, t~hirsy.lyc young mon met to
take tho preliminary steps toward tho
organization Of two military companies,
which will enter tho state military
forces, and become probably Compan.
les A and i OF tho First regiment
Those present signed the roll applying
to the adjutant general to DO mustered
into the service. and q committee now
has the paper. and will "hustlo 1t
around" this week and ccure tho algua-
| lures Of tho fifty other yogug men who
have already expressed a desire to join.
Tho Same committee, which is com
posed OF Messrs. Frank Rose, Walter
Higgins and Robert Luke, j., will look
around for n building to be temporarily
used as au Hrnory by the newly organ
lied companies. One location tavora.
bly, mentioned is the large, unocCupied
room in the Rogers block on Main
street, over F~riodcl's. Alter the com.
pauics are In working order tho state
will, OF coursc, furnish armories Tor
each organization.
Those who arc enrolled will meet at
the call Of the committee, probably on
Saturday evening to hear their report
regarding IN arnory, aud perhaps to
inauguraic drilling. AS soon Is the ap.
pliCaIIon has been passed upon iavora.
bly, by Adiutant GenctAl Holly. an OIL
GET Of the First regiment will be sent
to Wheeling 10 muster in the two com.
panies. Alter they are mustered in
officers will be elected.
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West Liberty Normal Contest.

Tho conte.. between the members OF
the Bryant aud Irving literary societies
OF the West Liberty uormal school took
place on Wednesday evening and the
large commencement hall was crowded
with a most appreciativo audience. The
performance throughout was OF a very
high order. AL did well and it was
difficult for the judges TO decide just
who should have the honors. The fol
lowing ia the decision OF the judges:
Debate, Muldoon. Bryant society !; essay,
Epstein, Irving society; Grafton. Finley,
Irving society; GeclaWatiOn. Miss Bc--
tina Writ. Irving society. The decision,
though not giving universal sstisiac.
ton, was taking everything into con.
sideration, as nearly just as could be
given.
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Shortly before midnight last night
fro broke out in ". 4. Wisc's ieod
store, corner Of Noble and Thirty.sIxth
streets, in Dellaire. 1t was in a frame
building owned By the Cleveland,
Lorain j. Whoslirg railroad company.
While it looked like IN iucendiary FIRE,
tho place is neal the railroad, and tho
blaze may have originated from sparks.
The alarm was given by Locomotives
whistlinG, and was plainly heard in
Wheeling. The store and contents
wero practically destroyed. Tho rescr'
voir is being cleaned, and the supply Of
water was light, but at the samO time
By quickness OF motion and hard work
tho department was able to render very
efficient service, and check the Gre be,
fore it did greater damage.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Folls
Abroad

Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad
L C. Somervillc, OF Point Pleasant, is
at the Stamm.
Joseph Speidel. IT,, got home yes.cr-
day from Harvard.
Nfr. R F. CriswelI, OF the Island, is in
Weston on q business trip.
D. F. Jacob and G. X. Jacob, OF
Wellsburg, are at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Edwin Hearne is visitins bis pa.
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. w.. l. uearne.
]. B. Besvick. OF Salem, and c. A.
West, OF Parkersbnrs, are at the Stamm.
II. II. Darrah, OF St. C~lalrsvilc, was
here Yesterday and registered at the
Mcclure.
Pres. ?. B. Rcynold and P-of. Robert
a. Armstrong, OF the state university
stati, are at the Windsor.
J. S. Spencer and Rankin Wiley, IT,,
oil Point Pleasant, are in the city and
figure on the Windsor register.
The many friends Of Miss Agnes Con-
rod are sorry TO hear that.she is quip
sick at her home on Thirteenth street.
Mrs. koen and daughter, OF Manning.
ton, were hero on 4 shopping expeii-
ton yesterday and registered at tho
Sianm.
Captain T. s.. Calhoun, of the packet,
keystone State, was here last night en-
route to Pittsburgh. He LEI. his dis
abled boat At Marietta.
MISC Hannchen Bonnheim left yes.
teIday for Allegheny, Pa. where she
will spend . short time with tho family
OF Mr.. Jacob Schonicld.
r. G. Carpenter, OF Sistersville; Will.
lam D. Boyle, OF Centre Point: G.. A.
Prichard and W. b. Abbott, OF Man.
ninston, are guests OF the BehTer.
Frank kincheloe, Ernest Dullard and
Joe Naylor SINE home last night from
m enjoyable trip on their wheels to
GAINESVILLE and that vicinity. They
went out Monday.
Mr.. Horny Lincen and wife arrived
in the city yesterday from 4 pro.rac,ed
tour OF Europe. They made their head.
quarters at Colon on the Rhine, where
they had numerous relatives.
On Wednesday evening Louis Tiers
and Miss Mamie Green, OF Bridgeport,
were married By Rev. DR.. J. ". Robins
OF Martins Ferry. Mr.. Tiers has r
beautiful new home on Huron street,
Island, fitted uD ready 70 20 to house
keeping.
State Superintendent OF Free Schools
Hon. Virgil 4. Lewis, OF Charleston.
was here last evening en- route TO Yves,
Liberty to attend the normal school
commencement. Mr.. Lewis saws in
visiting the four normals of,he state, at
We,t Liberty. Huntington, GlenvilIe
and Concord, he has travelled over
l,"OO miles, on rail and horseback.
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LOCAL ~BHEVITIES.
Matters Of aIipor Moment In aud About
the City.

Matters Of ,linor Moment In and About
the City.
THERE was not n case Tor the police
court yesterday morning.
GEORGE W. HISS, aged twenty-tour,
and Lena |. Eckhard. aged twenty.thres,
both OF Wheeling, were yesterday given
a license to marry by Clerk Hook.
EVERY night these days a number OF
young fellows 20 over the river in the
Jerry and 20 bathing In the deep pool
under the bridges on the Island shore.
There Is 10 better bathing place on the
river.
Col J.. n. LITTLE has established
bimseif on Carriers Lane, on Wheelig.
Creek, and has opened n bazaar to be
called "Uucle Pos Valley Homo Place.
where he will have tho celebrated Phil
adelphia Cream Pop on tap.
OY next Friday. June 30, the First
English Lutheran Sunday school will
excur. I'VE. the Cleveland, Lorain <
Wheeling railroad 10 Finishing Tor their
annual outing. 4 special train mas
been engaged to leave Bridgeport ct
SID O'Clock in the morning.
YESTERDAY Annie Kelley was locked
mp by superintendent Maloney, OF the
~workhouse. She had fallen and cut her
head so badly that DR.. Mccoy had to
put six stitches In the gash. Pa,rolmnn
Halpin brought in a plain drunk, who
could not tell his own name.
TIE other night at i dance at Syca-
more Grove, near Elm Grove, Ben Rob.
inaon refused to dance with his mother.
Mrs. William Prescott, and she drew 9
revolver and fired at him twice. This
scattered the crowd, and size then uads
a speech. She was arrested and is in
Jail.
IT developed yesterday that Krcss,
the fireman at the Eighth ward engine
house, whoee serious illness was chron.
icied yesterday morning, had taken
poison. "A soon az this was learned,
the proper antidotes we're administered,
but be was still 4 very sick man last
evening,
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JAMES A. HENRY,
ic9 1912 Market Street.
Rents Reduced

No. $40 McColloch street: VIII afTnge tOs
two tGuHDtS or QUO, and put IN n'strc,GS : order.
No. G Thirtyscvenih street, second lO0E, 81
No lS Zane street. second floor. 81
No, ISL EOGstrcet, ono or " families.
No. ylj Main LttaCt, tw0St0ry btlcE.
No slc1 IrCOlDCh strug., tgostofY franc
No. h9 MHln street. large mOiefl brick dwell
Ing, fourteen TO1ns
No. 1871 NrCoIlorh street. brick. Sl o.
No. 81 Ohio street three rooms, 81 70.
No. = Virginia street. irsno, six roomA-
The Wellington Place. house ana = AcreI.
No. Glp AatQ street. brick dwelling.
No ci01 Main strCOi, 3rst SoOr. three rooEL
No. IL rh.T:y.thIr1 street. brick. GYe rOonI
TwoSpjerdld oAiCe rooms IN Ma.onIc bulldInS
No. ea2CnAnlInu st:oct, Ave rooms, $500
No. 1875 Nl;kct street, o;hcd coma
No. l?l Th!rty.thirl street. i've roo rs. $50
No. as Main street, tTslTe rooms Gat bA:l
OhlCc rooms III EibbAri Block. 5A Market s.
No, lb2 Main Ai'Gqt. second aud thiTl doosL
Store rooNyoE South street n QaITne Tab
erllclc building.