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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-26

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VErIsBURG. W. VA, October IS
The Court House az Wells0urg was
filed last night by the voters OF Brooke
county who came out 10 hear Hon. j.
O. PendIeton. Postmaster W. p. Camp
bell was called 20 the chair aud imme-
diatelv introduced Mr.. PeudieJOu as the
sneaker of the evening. Quite num-
Der OF ladies we're present and listened
10 him throughout his speech.
Hs traced some necessary commodity
from the shipping port OF Europe across
the sea. through the customs house and
TO the consumer, and showed couciu-
sively that he not only paid the real
value OF the goods With a reasonable
proft 10 each person that handled them,
but also al. OF the expense incurred 10
the shipping, which included transpor-
tatlon and tariff.
He coutraSted the Advancement made
in population sud wealth under the
Walker bin and uuder the Mckinley
bill, and proved cOnclusiyoIy by stats
tics that they were much greater under
the former than under the latter. he
quoted from the speech Of Morrill, made
"a 1861, that the high tariff then inaug-
urated was 10 be only temporary and
for the purpose OF supporting the work
Of the war aud that as soon as that was
over IL was 20 be discontinued, but that
during tho time 10 was in operation that
trusts and combines and mOnOpOIies mad
secured such control Of the Republican
party that they could not shake them
OF.
he showed that while the country
had Increased I'm wealth that this wealth
had not been going 10 tue farmer aud
great mass OF the people OF the cOun-
try, but that IL had been concentrated
IN the hands OF about $500 people.
That Hnder the nigh protective tariff
there had arisen % men Of PlttsourZ
alone who could easily buy all Of West
Virginia, Notwithstanding she had %,
OCO square miles Of area and 100000
psOple.
He gave as his opinion based upon
careful study and research, that the
country was entering upon unparal-
leled prosperity
Mr., Pend.eton spoke for about two
hours, aud those who have DOT heard
him for some years we're loud 10 COM
incubation OF bis speech. lie demon
strated the fact that be had grown into
one Of the best speakers that we have
bad The pleasure OF listening TO.
His manner was so earnest and he
was so well posted on the facts and
stated them 50 clearly that 10 brought
conviction 20 those VINO heard him.
He closed by eXhortiDg the Demo
Gratis TO support al OF the county ticket
and gave an earnest euiogy on john A,
Howard and the principles be repre-
sents,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-26

New Jersey; Morgan, OF Alabama; Ran
som, of North Carolina, and Walsh, OF
Georgia are Democrats, and Senators
Carey, OF Wyoming; Chandler, OF New
HAMPSHIRE; Cullum, Of Illinois; Dolph,
OF Oregon; Frye, Of Maine; Higgins, OF
Delaware; Hoar, OF Massachusetts,: Man
derson, of Nebraska; Mcmillan, of Michi-
gan; Pettigrew, OF South Dakota; Wash
burne' OF Minnesota, and Walcott' OF
Colorado, are Republicans. The terms
OF none Of the Popuist Senators VIII
expire in 1895. Senators Coke and Nc,
Pherson have announced that they Will
not stand as candidates for reelection.
Owing to the failure to elect In 1873
aud to the fact that the terms or S1na'
tors Carey and Power expire In 1879
Wyoming and Montana will each elect
two Senators this winter; and, owing 10
a like failure to elect in Washington
tkat State will elect one, though MS
term aud that Of the Senator from each
Of the other two States who should have
been elected in 1898. will cover only
four years. The first election in Utan
cannot occur until November Of next
year, so that the election OF Senators
cannot take place before the following
winter.
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A Prniectnd steel CombIne.

-yHy-rl. IL, al uI AZ 81 GtohRC "a be
doing business in New York, Bridge
port and Pittsburg, met at the Holland
House for the purpose OF forming a
trust. The movement originated in
Bridgeport and its author is said to be
f. A. Wilmot, Of Wilmot, Hobbs & Co.
During the financial depression of the
two last years the manufacturers OF
cold rolled steel have been hit hard in
their profits. 1t is to prevent q recur.
renee Of this loss that the combination
was proposed. All of the large manu-.
iacturers Of cold rolled steel were asked
to have representatives at the meeting,
and to present plans for an organiza-
ton. The meeting was private, but il
was generally understood that tho
delegates were engaged in arranzing a
schedule of prices Among the tirms
represented we're Singer, Nimick & Co.,
William Clark's Sons & Co., Jones ~
Laughiins, the Super or Steel Company.
and Morris, Bailey IL Co., or P,tteeurg.
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Long so,rch for Brothsr

KANSAS CITY, No, October 25.- For
the last 20 years z. F. Stapey, a
wealthy resident Of London, Eng has
been looking for his brother, James
Stspley. Recently NJ. Stapley sent bis
two SteDsons to this country to continue
the quest They inserted advertis e.
ments in the newspapers and notified
the police of all the large cities in the
country. After a short search Chief OF
Police Speers located Staplcy in this
city. be is sick and poor and for some
time has made his home with W. W.
Taylor, a contractor. Mr. Stapey will
return to England and live with his
brother.
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but none Of the officers were present TO-
day when they might have been neeoeu.
DR.. Bryant said this morning thas
President Cleveland would remain al
bis home until o'clock this afternoon
when he will take the train for WASH
in-ton. The doctor said he did not kno"
whether or not Mr.. Cleveland would re-
turn 10 New York TO register.
Vice President Stevenson is expected
in the city at o'clock this afternoon
He will be entertained at the Manhattan
I Climb
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roLIrIos as KANAwHS
The Democratic Ticket Gaining Friends
Intlusiastic Work That Oounts
49, 90 9srf,rs=-

The Democratic Ticket Gaining FRIENDS
Intlusiastic Work That Counts.
20 t,- 1,iU0- or me Rs7is.s-'
CHARLESTON, w. VA, october "a, le9f'
Su.-Tne political kettle is steamlnR
nm quite lively 10 Kanawha just now
The candidates on both the old party
tickets are working like beavers. Inc
chances are largely in favor OF tue Dem
ocracy. We have a splendid county
ticket, com posed OF good, true men, ahu
there is not one OF them but reels san
Ruiue OF his election. Judge Green, the
nominee for Prosecutor, Isl an exception
alIy strong candidate he is one OF the
abIest lawyers a. the KanaWha BAR anu
Is an upright, conscientious gentleman
10 whose hands the peoples interests
will be safe. He is q sure winner Inc
friends OF ''Cy" Hall, who were so nh-
mercifully knitted in the Republican
nrImaries a few weeks ago, vii, not over
work themselves 20 defeat Judge Green.
Il is almost certain that the bulk OF
Halls supporters will vote for the Dem
ocratic nominee in preference TO tneIr
own par,v's candidate, A. c. Blair
The Young Democrats down TINS way
are taking quite an Interest 10 the cam
paign this year. Many or them nave
taken the stump" aud are dealing
sIedqe-hammer blows against the z. o. p
aud it's candidate. Henry Fry, the eA-
city recorder Of Charleston, Capt. John
Baker White, privite secretary 10 tne
Governor. and Col. Fred Carr, son OF
Senator Bob Carr, are making splendIa
campaign for Henry Clay Neal, wao Is
the IsborIug mems candidate on tn
Democratic ticket for the Legislature.
Mr.. Neal will prove faithful represen-
tative OF the laOoring class, ana MS e,sc'
zion is assured. There are many ne
DubIcans In Kanawha who will vote ior
I Neal on account Of his bold stand IN De-
half Of organized labor.
Hon. Steve ElkIus spoke here Tues
/ day night 20 q small audience OF ne
V-6es. on Capitol street. He is the Re-
uubrfcan candidate for United States
/ Senator. IL is said Elkins's bari is on
t.tap at the Hu.ing headquarters In THIS
rity. We don't know how true that Is,
/ but one thing we do notice, and that IS
/ that Steva's Senatorial stock has ad-
| varcpd several pegs iu Kanawha since
! his arrival here few days ago. VI
course it is not for us to say what has
caused it-money or personal mag
/ uetism.
Bob Carr will be elected to the State
Senate from this district by an over
wbelming majority. COL Patton is
| hardly known 10 the race. The manner
iD which Patton received the nomina'
tion over Major MouIton has lost
the Republicans several hundred votes
fin the district II is claimed by par
tfes. who are in position 10 know, that
Carr will carry every county in the dis
tr..t kANAWHA.
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TRUSTEES SEdHM

By yirtug OF deed OF trust made by Ragds,
lena Larn Fart aud her husband, simon Lara
hart % ~ as trustee dated on the l2th day OF
January. lSyl. aud recorded in the oboe ~ the
Clerk Of TIE County Court OF Ohio county. West
Nirginis, 10 deed Of trust book 3D. pagc 55a,
will sell az public auction. az the front door OF
the Court House Of said Ohio county, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1871
commencing 40 lO o'clock a. n.. TIE following
described real estate, t0.Wit. The northeast
quarter OF lot No. 8S IN Jonathan Lanes add
too 10 the city OF W beslinR. ff0nting 8 isrt On
Market street and running back ~ feet % ms
northwest quarter OF said lot Also, feet on
the south side OF lot No a9 running back Hpolt
~ feet 20 line OF ". A. Wilson, together WITH
tue improvements thereon Terms Of SALE
One third OF the purchase money and - Auch
more A. the purchaser may elect 20 gay no caah
and the residue in Two equal annual payments,
with interest from The daT Of sale, tra pur
chaser Evlng hm notes. with srpfoyrd sscuf'
ity. for the deferred payments, and title - be
retained until the payment OK t1- pufehaqs
money In full FRANK q. HiLDRErH.
J. r. JONES, Trustee
Attorney. OriF0d
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GRocERS.
LEGAL NOTICE.
COMMiSSIOAER'S NOTICE.
LIE Jones. Administrator Of

7. F. Jones, Administrator OF
the estate OF Esther Maxwell In Chsncery.
IS. J. d. Maxwell and others.
Bv virtue OF "a order entered in the above
entitled cause by the Circuit Court OF ONO
County. ". Va, on the 9Th day OF Oct, 1894 IL
i reiefred 70 the undersigned Commissioner to
ascertain and report:
!. What real and personal estate and assets
belonged 10 said Esther Maxwell deceased,
with the ltsus upon the same, II any.
The account Of !. + Jones, administrator
3. The debts. if any, due BY the said Esther
Maxwell at the time OF hr death, and the
order in which the same are entitled 10 be
paid.
4. ANY other matter deemed pertinent.
Notice is hereby given that the undeTsiEned
has fixed on Wednesday, the IS day OF No-
yember. 1894 at 9 4. n, as the time ana MS
orice. No. lil7 Chsp!ne street Wheeling, W.
Va as the place q; which he will proceed 70
ascertain the several matters in said order OF
reference required.
Given unde; my hand this nth day OF oc'o
her 1sqt GEO. Z. BOYD,
octlSoav.y Commissioner.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

The residence of James w. Paxton, Esq.,
No. 1900 ChHpiine street. lot "a n in. by
10 n. one ofsthc 0nest finished dSellings Ia
the city: modern in at ~ appointments,
A desirable residences properly, No 20 Ia
diana street. rooms; modern.
Nos. 1876, 1913 and $50 south Psna streets
cheap.
No. 90 ~ wEbash street Island, two
story frame dwelling OF . rooms. Lot DFlD
feet n bought in next ten days can bs bad Tor
a. 6O0cash
No. ~ Thirteenth street. two story brick
No. 1913 Fourteenth atrest, brick house
az cne-half 10, value.
hos. 22Ig add 22is Market street. a
double brio t dwelllnRa property % y rooms each
No. ~ n. Wabash street, Island, Attoff
frame dwelling Of 8 rooms. water Of boih
floors. lot asulLO feet
No 1921 Ron street, 2stcry frame dwell.
log Of o rooms; half lot, Ne. asa. No u BSi0)
feet.
No 520 vain street. 2-ttory brick dwelling
Of ~ rooms.
A frame house on McColloch street ior 100.
TO Lease feet OF ground on The satt
side OF Market street. north Of sixteenth street.
or che owner Will build Tor kooa tenant.
RINEHART 81 TATUM
City BsBx KuiisisE. Room so e,Tsiephsns Hl
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FOR SALE.

House. rooms AID bail. With large lot, i3th
street. lay terms, GA
Houss. Two rooms and 1nlshe1 ailc, hcCols
ioch street. Centre Wheeling 40.
House Of az rooms. Fliil ward, On easy
Hou.s On Gys rooms INV. vita modern I'M
pr0vements, lot ZlXiD feet, bigbis Ha'di cheap,
House. four.roomsd brick. aud fogrfoomsd
brick 10 che rear o. Jar0D street Ctutfs Wheel
inz on easy terms. BUD 4
House. eight rooms aid hail. "a e., ETf0
House,tsn rooms, With large iot.i3th a.. =. y
House double I've rooms each, 1874 ~ .tl.vt
House Eve rooms jacob IT,. Sixth ward. 81 50l
Houss. Owe rooms. 18th strest, SLID
House. niss rooms. Jacob street, Csnifs
Hoass. four rooms, Jacob street csnirs
He9ss. i've r9osns. Lind street Beiysisfe 80.
House I've rooms aud ball iot iDlHia PARK
goa.. ssysa rooms. new. hard wood fnisb,
Woods arrest fiith ward. t-Lo.
Spisulld house, Eve rooms. Lind street, Bsl
Hosse az rooms. brick. E3s street., Finh
gosss sIT rooms. North M,rfsi street. ti.og1
House seven rooms Elglfssnfh street, VIII
siI -foomed bOuss 10 rear. lot ati-l t5.fg3-
House Of three rooms, Lad street Bslfsdere,
gou,. Of slr rooms. Ros street. between ess
asa z3i streets. With ioEf.Foomea house "a tas
rear. large iot, S3.0S@ .. 80. 80.
House Of Eve rooms. "a street, tZ5y1
House Of I've rooms, Chapliss street, Csn'e
Whsedng. $40 -.
House Of eve rooms Woods street Aasi
ss0 ,est Of and froatisg on Aecollosh snc
Lird streets.
House Of seven rooms ana haiL ChAPlnf
street Csntre wheeling, u - -
Money 20 loan ca city real estate W, "a
e., so. 81, ~ 90. si.ao1 and sAgDA
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succsss-Kousins Meeting and Affective
Work.
E1set0. 60 az RsJi'is-.
HINTON, W. VA, October 25.-The
fight In the Third district is fast com
log 20 a close and it now looks, unless
some unforeseen difficulty arises, as If
Anderson would be reelected. The con-
test has been one 10 which the cOnvlnc-
ing force OF logic and oratory has bat
tied with that persuasive power OF
Doodle The Republicans have long
ago abandoned all hope Of car
ryinE on vigorous campaign by
tue purcbas2bls .Ojers OF the districts.
The Democrats, however, are doing "a
different thing. They are convincing
the people ty speeches, aud are enthus-
log them with rallies aud barbecues.
Some OF the a5.est speakers 10 the State
pre- canvasiuz the district. Governor
McCorkie aud Ex-Governor Flemming
poke last night az WEIGH, Mcdowell
county, and Will put 10 this week can.
wasting Mcdowell and Mercer counties
Judge OkeY Johnson, OF Charleston.
has list OF appointments. Gen.
~ Clair has taken the stump
and has made tle Republicans
tremble with his matchless oratory.
Hon. C. Wood Daily, of Keyser, Mineral
county, is also making few speeches In
the district, opening up his tour al
Raleigh c. T., Monday night Hon.
John A. Preston, OF Greeubrfer, Is gain
Ing votes right along for Anderson bv
his able elOQueuCe. Mr.. Anderson, who
has been called home by the death OF
his child, made arrangements with 9th.
ers TO flu his appointments 10 Upsbur
and Webster counties. Congress-
man Cannon, OF California,
has also made several speeches
10 the district lately. Hon. Joseph
Chiffon, oil Charleston, and Judge David
T. Johnson, OF Bluefsld. are also billed
for speeches ana ex- Governor Wilson Is
expected 70 make some thrustS az the
Republicans during the last week Of
the campaign. The Hon. Allen O. My
erS has taken the district by storm with |
his able stump speeches and crowds
have locked 20 hear him wherever and |
Whenever he spoke, Chairman James /
ID. Miller informed Us that the only I
thing the Democrats have now % fear
Is the illegal voting OF negroes in Mer- |
Ger and Mcdowell counties. Hon. A. I
O. Myers says that ne thinks the Repub- /
licans are after the legislature aud |
Steve. ElkinS Tor Che Senate and are /
simply MAXI 81 congressional fight /
Tor 4 bin4.-,
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KOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors OF Esther Maxwell, deceased
In pursuance OF a decree OF the Cifcult Court
of the county OF Ohio, made in cause therein
peuiiug. % subject the real estate OF tbs said
Esther Maxwell 10 the payment Of her debts,
YOU are required 10 present your aims against
the estate OF the said Esther Maxwell for adJu-
dication TO Geo. L. BOYD. Commissioner. At hls
Office No. l4l7 Chspliue street Wheeling. IN
tie said county OF ohio, IN toe State OF West
Virginia. on or before Wednesday, the 18th day
of November. 1894.
said Court this nth dav ~ October, 1921.
o,tlSoawv JNO. W. MITCHELL.
Clerk.
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HowIed Calamity.

spSdalto The R g.stsr.
SIsrERsvILLE, w. VA, October %
J. II Gaines, OF Fayette county spoke
to . respectable number OF Republican;
here last night. He is a fairly good
taker, but INDUCED in the calamity
howl" like the rest.
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AORANK's GALL
Re Unlisted on seeing the President 81
ID Bryant's Home.

Re Unlisted on seeing the President st
- Bryant's HOme.
New YOFS y, October 25. "A crank Of
note called at the residence, Of DR.. Jo-
seph ID. Bryant, on West Thirty-Sixth
street, where President Cleveland is
stopping to-6ay, and demanded 70 see
the President TIE man is Richard
Roeder, Of New York, the same man
who wrote TO Emperor William Of Ger
many, some months ago, challenging
him 70 a duel.
Roeder TanR the doorbell OF the Bry-
ant home saiiy about 9 o'clock, and
when the responded, demanded
10 see the ~. Ths butler told
him that AcOuld not be
seen. "a Of extreme
national Roeder.
This bT ESoor.
He rea =
him it
dent at
persuad
The q
was we
and q
Clevell
Of priv
episode
body g
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PLAYS havoc with it. Were doing u though,
cutting il In two. so to speak, and that's set the
pubiic OF Wheeling 10 playing havoc With our
stock. because It's the prices, not the furniture
that has suffered amputation. The knife has
been applied all along the lice aud every
things been slashed in TINS sWesp.hS Guy.
There's ,lwAys A right line TO do the right
thing: its the right thing now 70 furnish your
bonsc. and our store is the right place TO do II.
You'll know we're right whom you see our
Goods and prices. This we have i've. piece Par
ior suit for SIS etc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-26

The MOST remarkable cures OF scrof-
ula on record have been accomplished
by Hoods Sarsaparilla. This medicine
is uneQualled for diseases of the blood
Take only Hoods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-26
- SIR. HOWAkD AT RoMINE's mILLs

His Cfean gauvass IL Gaining Votes for
MN ia Harrison County.
Ssstri 90 a.csr--
CLARKsl UEG, w. VA, October 25.-
Hon. JOE A. Howard addressed a
large AUDI lace of people at Romine's
Mills th afternoon. His address
was hig y appreciated BY his
clean cal. lass and clear statement
OF his posi- bon on various political is
sues, be is Winning many friends aud
will carry hors than the Democratic
vote In this bounty.
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REDEMPTION OF EONDS.
LOAN OF 1851.

WHEELING w Va, October IS, 1891
The following bonds OF the L0au OF 1881 have
this day been drawn by lot according 70 ordi-
nance. and will be redeemed on and after the
Isl dav OF November, 1894, a. the Bank OF the
Ohio valley. Interest on same ceases on tnat
Ic- ia IS2 I21 90. 0gO. 263 25S 2OS
90, 100, $40, 81. $40. 3f2. 1913, STs. 5st
$50, 4I2. 444 44G, 453, 400 485. 500. $40
534 53S. 5s5. 900. Gis G23 $50. 700. 7O2
no 72A. 725. 136. 53g one hundred dollars
each: numbers 772. 1873 7o2, 1913. five hundred
dollars each, aud number S02, for one thou.
sand dollars.
W. p SIMPSON.
JULIUS POLLOCK.
Z. p. JEPSON
oc16 90 90 Commissioner Loan Of 1881.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-26

Hoods Pills are hand made and per
feet In proportion and appearance. 25c,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-26

EloR REET-THREE GOOD ROOMS, CEN
II trail location on Market street suitable for
ohces. Will rencVate same for good parties
Apply at this Office. iySe4dh
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FOR RENT.

EloR RENT SECOND FLOOR OF DWELL
IL ing No. 1913 Main street. containing three
rooms. Apply ll3e Water street. ocl7e&dE
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

XXvILLsELL on EASY TERMS OR TRADE
w for city property q good farm three miles
from the city. Enquire OF T. 5. RILEY, Attot'
ney.nt-Law, No. 1915 Chaplne street Wheel
ing. " Va. orhe&dh
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TIE THIRD DISTRICT.

Evsrything Now Points 20 Mr. Alderson's
success-Kousing Meeting and Affective
Work
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STYLISH EARLY WINTER COSTUMES.

The gown on the right phoebu cloth apple green SIX
ribbon The on the lett Is OF gray
and figaro, embroidered IN fan s in0 '0
and ends are of dark ribbon the ends being finished with fringe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-08
REAL ESTATE QUIET.
MARKET SHOWS LITTLE MOLINA
TON TO BE ACTIVE.

,rpoR7, or THE TAX COMMISSIONERS GIVES
,rs71vc; FIGURES OF NETWORK REALTY
MORTGAGES AND CONVEYANCEs.
.. ,,osz In the real estate market has been pro-
Ia, NJ no astonishing results. In fact there
~. ,,t,le done in the I'VE business days TO cause A
~A s,a n excitement; or to dispe the summer quiet
lpp' ,ou rests upon the market. The holiday made
INA - 1uller than usual. and the end Of the week
Us" ,elconlci 10y all kinds of realty dealers Real
N.e men welcome the end of each week IN TINS
",er season. not because they are weary from
-. ,ol Of the business days, but because the
rset is so many days nearer the fdll season
lie Is nothing to lead one TO suppose that real
'.,.,e men get weary from overwork at TINS period
.,s wear. and as rule real estate brokers Will
v. COX 10 make the public think that they 40
n.s,i,e the summer du,ness ami DINER ADVERSE
si.ions there is some business doing ana every
,, and then a transaction OF considerable mdgh-
.se Is brought to close. In looking over the oNs'
49, done last summer and in the preceding one, 1t
t. ooservel hat the market at present Is hoiahg us
- and hat in many respects IL is as active as 1t
as last wear and In the year before. Inc passage
s.. the senate of the so-cal,ed Tariff bill has had
~ erec, upon the real estate market and TIE pros
~. ~ v.raugie over il in the House serves 10
nook business that otherwise might be t1Asac'eA
INTERESTING TAN FIGURES.
Tho ,sv hooks for 1894 presented by the Tax De-
nar.ment 70 the Board Of Aldermen last week
Aove3 some Interesting figures FOR real estate men,
- ,hey afford eNrellen, food for reflection That
.ho-s has been tremendous increase in real estate
,,,res In this cy we'll known. nut the real force
a, this increase can only be apr rocidtcd 10y studying
,sa figures as made up by the Tax commissioners.
!, observing these figures. /; must be remembered
,,a. they only represent the assessed valuation OF
pr5perty. the real value beins about to per cent
greater. .,,. .,.,.