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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-21
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.
J. w. Goodman, of Piedmont, o., is
at the Behler.
w. A. jackson, Of Parkersburg, is at
the ST. Charles.
J. NJ. Morrow, of East Liverpool, o.,
is at the Mcclure.
J. j. Rothinberger. Of New Martins
vile, is at the Stamm.
Part of the Rhea and twenty OF the
Albini company are at the ST. Charles.
Samuel Norton, of South Eoff street,
returned yesterday from a visit to
Blaine, o.
Miss Madge Kennedy, of the Island,
is home from an extended visit TO
Wellsburg.
Miss C. 4. Murphy and Miss NJ. E..
MaloneY are in New York, attending
the spring openings
j. NJ. Murnday and w. d. McCaskey,
both OF Washington, Pa, were at the
st. Charles yesterday,
A. B. Myers, OF Sherrard, was in the
city to see his son. Or. J. w. Myers, Of
Forty-third street, yesterday.
McLURE: John W. Burchinal,
Moundsvine; George b. Goetz, Charles
ton, and L. NJ. Thomas, Grafton.
Mrs. William Brownlee, Of Wollsburg,
who has been visiting her parents on
the Island, has returned to her home.
William Elgenbrod, of Thirty-eight
and Wetzel street, left yesterday for
Washington, Pa, where he will work.
BEHLER: Ed. Downing, d. Daily, Sis
tersvile; Chris. Burrows, Warrington;
w O.. Snodgrass, Burton, and j. j..
Hark, Sistersville.
WINDsoR.-C. J, Davis, Clarksburg;
J. Ii. Woods, Phillip: David James,
Olean; j. w. Kelley, Parkersburg; h..
w. Beverlie, Grafton.
SrASrM-S. Penn, Clarksburg; j. Z.
Brandon, New Cumberland; f. d. Nc
Coy, Sistersviile; G. a. Windsor, Park
ersburg; Robert Hahn, Weston.
Mrs. w. H. Harrison and daughter.
Miss Mamie, of Columbus, who have
been visiting Mrs. J, z. Campbell, of
k0b OOuNA oAGNf nGNS ANNNt 49, -
Miss Hattie Golf, OF Pittsburg, visit
ed her brother, Charles Cot, Of South
Water street, few days ago. She had
not been in Wheeling for twenty-eight
years.
Mrs. C. II. Etz, of Washington, D. c.,
who has been visiting friends in Wheel
ing, left yesterday for Marietta, Ohio,
where she will spend short time be-
fore returning TO her home.
Mrs. DR.. u. II. Painter, wife Of the
efficient physician in charge at the
Kelley Institute, and her daughters,
Abel and Florence, are home from AT
enjoyable visit to friends at Beaver
Falls, Pa.
James Cheeks and Joseph White, Of
Wellsburg, who have been the guests oil
friends in this city, have returned &c
their home. DR.. J. NJ. Cooper, OF the
same town was in the city last Monday
on q business trip.
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m,cLELLASD coNT1DENr
That ne will Win the Race with HAnks
To-morroW Night.


In an interview yesterday E. c. Nc
Clelland unbosomed himself as follows:
"I have been informed by some OF my
friends that my opponent in my Thurs
day nights race, is skating In unusual
fast time; In fact, he said to have skated
a trial last Friday evening in phenom-
email time. AS TO this, have only 10
say that the public eau judge for them
selves next Thursday evening. / admit
1 have a wonderful skater to 90 against,
providing sll that is said is true. l am
Ia better condition now than ever be-
fore, and besides have pair OF the
finest ball bearing skates ever made.
If win this race l will again challenge
VIII Greer for d smile race for 5000 a
side. AS far as records are concerned, I
think mine will compare fsvorably with
Hanke's, as hold the worlds cham
pionship for 20, so and 100 miles, having
defeated such skaters as Morris, Galy,
Ruett. Willie Peterson, champion three
mile roller skater of Western Pennsyl-
vania; Hamilton, Delaney, kourke, T..
Steel, G. Steele, King, Snowden, twenty
mile champion of the world, and others,
and also defeated Skinner, of New
York, In fifty mile race in hours and
10 minutes on 16 lap track. Mr.. Lutz
OF the North End rink, has gone to a
great deal of expense in placing the
rink in first class shape, repairing the
floor, buying new skates and overhaul
ing the old. The floor is being ground
down overy day with 400 pound sand
stone, so that everything will be as fine
as fiddle the night Of the race. The
race is for blood.
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WHAT 1T Is MAD ABOUT.

The esteemed bltClligGccr Is suffer
ing from an enlarged political spleen
and it does not know just how TO relieve
&. Hence, the aforesaid spleen relieves
itself in q sputter Of bad temper direct
ID at nothing in particular aud the
Democratic party and the Wilson bin in
general.
Our neighbor Is mad all over because
she Senate has allowed the tax on cigars
10 remain as it is, since that
action has removed the only tariff
topic upon which the Intclligcncer
could consistently harp, or that could
ia any way be used to advantage from a
Republican standpoint in making
political capital 10 Wheeling.
Tt pretends to think the change was
made because the cigar-making indus
try was 'too southern to be ignored, "
which is too silly a claim TO consider.
IL states that the protests Of the
delegations OF cigar manufacturers
overawed the Senate and caused it to
make the change; which is even more
absurd than the aslnine charge Of sec
tionalism. Lobbyists for every interest
and numerous delegations have, Of
course, been lowering about the capitol
ever since the assembling OF the pres
snt Congress, but the regular delega-
ton OF cigar-makers and manufacturers,
Including the gentlemen representing
the industry in this city, to protest
against the Senate committees action
4 delegation whose protests might have
counted for something-did not arrive
in Washington till three days after the
senate committee had made the desired
change in the schedule. No outside in
huence was brought to bear and the
change back to the old rate was made as
the REGISTER and the associated REss
DISPATCHES from Washington stated
simply because the increased tax would
produce about $40, 900, 900 more reyenu'
than would be needed By the Govern
ment.
The TYstsIigencer's trouble is that 4
iodees the Democrats in charge Of th'
present tariff bill by thl
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superintendent Byrnes Called Down.

New YORK, March 20.-Superintend-
ent Byrnes was rather sharply called
down by the Police Commissioners to-
day. AT previous meeting he was or
dcred to prefer charges against Capt
Haughey for not raiding immoral
houses. To-day he reported that
Haughey had done his whole duty. A
peremptory resolution was passed d.
recting Supt. Byrnes to make charges
against Capt. Haughsy.
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The entertainments Given by this Pupils
of james stephen Martin.

The soriee musicale given at Odd
Fellows Hall last evening, by the pupils
of Mr.. James Stephen Martin. instruct
or in vocal culture, attracted very
large audience, in spite OF the warm
weather. The audience was an appre-
ciatiYe one, being composed OF lovers OF
music, and pupils and friends OF Mr..
Martin.
The programme was excellent, and
the ladies and gentlemen who took part
ACQUITTED themselves in manner which
gave evidence OF careful study, and re-
flected great credit upon their instruct
or. The audience manifested It's pleas
ure in frequent applause
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-21

HoE. JOSEPH CHLTON's candidacy
for the vacancy on the interstate Com
mercs Commission is promising. Mr..
Chiffon as a member OF the Commits
sion would be valuable. He has practi-
cal knowledge Of railroad affairs and
details, which the Commission evidently
lacks at present. 10 addition TO this
Mr.. Chiffon is in every way fitted for
the nosition.
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caldwell Gets a $500 verdiot.

Spectut IetegfCh 20 Ote negtSieT'
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, March 90
The case Of G. H. Caldwell, of Guysville,
Ohio, against Lieut.. Dills, OF the police
of this city, for $4,000 damages for
false arrest and imprisonment, was de-
cided this afternoon in the United
States Court by jury verdict for $500
damages which with costs will amount
to 81, O9O. The counsel for Lieut.. Dills
asked that the verdict be set aside and
a new trial granted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-21
A Robber Quickly Captured.
g,,,c,nf TsiSc~a,,a n ne Rs9ig,sy

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, March 90
Last night George Dawson, of Dingess,
who is here as witness before the United
States Court. was robbed at his hotel.
Dawson suspected Don Vincent, of Lo-
gan county, who slept in the same
room. He swore out a warrant and
Vincent was arrested as he was leaving
town. Vincent confessed, returned the
stolen money and was permitted TO go,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-21

P1rters5lr0 Scat,HC.
George w. Atkinson is out IN a card
announcing his desire to go TO Congress
from the First district. Mr.. Atkinson
is, the way we view the matter, very
inconsiderate Of the feelings OF Captain
Blackburn b. Dovener. George W..
might break into Congress, but never
by the SURFACES Of the people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-21
TEE CASUALLY RECORp.
The Accidents Reported From About the
City Yesterday.

NtLJ Ao8LoIu"N
Harvey Adams, of Forty.seventh
street, one Of the bosses at the tube
works, suffered slight accident yester-
day evening, and made very narrow
escape from having both of his feet
taken of. He was at his work, and
was about to uncouple car. The en-
gineer did not know this and started his
engine. Mr.. Adams caught both mis-
feet between the bumpers, and both his
shoes were ruined, so narrow was his
escape. A il was only his right foot
was pinched.
Last Monday evening at Moundsville
8 freight train ran into al open switch,
aud several cars were wrecked. No one
was hurt.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on Saturday,
April 18th, A. ID. 1894, application will be mace
ginia, in Part l. thereof, by the Germantown
Real Estate Deposit and Trust Company. the
guardian, appointed by th, Orphans Court for
the city and county OF Philadelphia, ia the
State OF Pennsylvania, for Thomas PAUL. Shall
cross and Devices Haynes Shallcross, infants,
for an order authorizing the said guardian to
sue for, recover and receive all money and per-
sonal property in the State Of West Virginia
which may belong 10 the said infants IN like
manner as II il were appointed guardian OF
said,ipfants in the State OF West Virginia and
10 remove the same to the State OF Pennsyl-
VKnia HENRY NJ. RUSSELL.
mrl4oAwt Attorney Tor Guardian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-21

WHILE the United States mines about
a third as much coal in one day as Nova
scotia does In a whole year, and coal Of
q superior quality that sells BY the hun
dred thousand tons right in Canada,
what have we TO fear from Nova SEQ
rioo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-21
Discussing the Puddling Rate.

PITTsBURG, PA, March S0.-A secret
conference OF the representatives Of
the first district OF the Amalgamatcd
Association was held to-day to consider
q pudding rate for the Mahonng and
Shenango valleys. 1t is claimed a COM
mittee was instructed TO secure the best
terms possible. The rate agreed upon
will also be put ia force in this district.
The new conference committee will be
made up of men from all sections.
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WILL PREPARE no PUSH CLOUDS.
Prendergast Wants no spiritual Adviser
but His Cell Mate Does.

Prendergast Wants no Spiritual Adviser
but His Coll Mate Does.
CHICAGO, March 20.-Assassin Prem
dergast does not want spiritual adyis-
or yet. He said so to-day In growing
way when Rev. Father Dore and anoth-
er priest called to see him in the jail.
IT don't care whether get a suppressed
cas- or not" he said. There's no JUS
tice in this world any way. When l
want priests I'll send for them"
Buff" Higgins, Prendergasts cell
mate, who is also sentenced to hang
next Friday, was glad to see the clergy
men, and greeted them warmly. IF
the supersedeas does not come to-day. "
he said, II may as well prepare to push
clouds on Friday"
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Rhode Island Democratic Nominations.

PROVIDENCE, K. l.. March 2O.-The
State Democratic convention to-day
nominated David Baker for Governor,
Dalton E. Young for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, John j. Hefferman for Secretary
of State, Charles A. Aldrich for Attor-
ney General and John G. Penny for
Treasurer. The platform commends
the repeal OF the Sherman coinage act,
the pending tariff legislation, the re-
peal Of the Federal election law and the
conviction or Boss McKape.
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FOR RENT.

sL5O-Three rooms, McColloch street. first floor.
D. .O0-Three rooms, McColioch street, second
n, o.
S0OJ-Three fine large rooms, Seventeenth
street.
slG0O-Four rooms, 1874 Eon street. second
floor
sl000-Three rooms, hall and cellar.
SlS00-Flye-roomed house, y. Huron.
SO. O0-Two-story brick, rooms. hall and eel.
lar 35i9 Chapllne street; for two families.
S26O0-ElegGnt modern house OF rooms and
bath room, both gases. Seventeenth street.
sl6.00-Two new residences on Lind street, 6
rooms, finished garrett; for one or two fami-
lies
Modern residence with nhe grounds on South
Front street
Store and dwelling rooms, Twenty-hrst and
Main streets.
sll 00-Store aud two rooms. Centre wheeling.
81 0)-Two.story brick, first floor, rooms aud
cellar
S45O-Store room on Main street, between
twelfth and Fourteenth streets.
ex' Owing 10 the depressed state Of business
in general, the owners have deemed II best TO
reduce the above prices 10 responsible parties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-21
Destroyed tho Pier with Dynamite.

CHICAGO, March 90. - The Drexel
pier across the right Of way claimed by
the Lincoln Park Commissioners was
destroyed by dynamite to-day, under
the supervision of Supt. Pettigrew, OF
Lincoln Park. The structure was de-
molished aud the wreckage which 6oated
ashore was burned.
The pier was building on ground
claimed by Lincoln Park Commissioners
and was to protect private property,
and would have shut off park drive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-21
NOTES OF TIE KIvRk
News ofthS BoAts aud BoAsmsa Along
the Ohio.


th0 Ohio.
The Liberty departed on time Yester-
day afternoon for Darlington.
The Bedford cleared for Pittsburg,
the Courier fer Parkersburg, and the
Phillips for Gallipolis. All had fair
trips.
The marks on the landing last night
showed 9 feet inches OF water in the
channel and rising slowly.
MoRGANTowN, w. VA, March Is
River 6 feet inches and falling;
weather, clear and pleasant
GREENSBORO, PA, March 20-River
s feet inches and stationary; wea theT
cloudy and warm.
WARREN, PA, March 20.-RiVer
feet inches and falling; weather, warm
and clear.
OIL CITY, PA, March 20.-Riyer
5 feet and stationary; weather clear and
mild.
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WIN. c. HANDLAN,
Assignee Of Chss, Hofmann. :
mrtes
DITTSBURG. WHEELING AND

L KENTUCKY RAILROAD COMPANY.
WHEELING, w. Va, March 9TH, 1874.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
road Company will be held at the prlnoipA
ofice OF tie compspy in the City ga Wheeling,
W. Va. on THURSDAY, MARCH %. 1894, at
80 o'clock p. M, for the purpose OF holding
an election for Directors 20 serve for the ensu-
ing year and for the Transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting. ;. y. LlGOEIT, secretary.
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EARLY FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
Coming Into the Market-Ths Prices
Glass Them with Luxuries

Coming Into the Markek-Lhe EftCee
Glass Them With Luxuries-
Early fruits are beginning to make
their appearance in the local market,
but prices are so high as TO place
them beyond the reach Of persons with
moderate incomes. If the present warm
weather continues, however, the ten
deDcy will be toward weaker prices,
while a sudden change would have the
opposite effect. The early fruit and
vegetables now offered are hot house
products, or come from warmer eli
mates.
Strawberries, cucumbers and toma-
toes are among the delicacies which
must be placed In the list OF
Injuries for tho present, on RCcOnnt OF
the high prices. Strawberries we're
quoted at wholesale yesterday &C so
cents a quart, cucumbeys S1.75 per
dozen, and tomatoes 20 rs cents a
lsket Celery h2s beer u OF the
Nrket for sever ,casional
YRS being filed 81.
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! RecaiYars Kestrained.
al Ttleoram % "a Reqiller.

Special Telegram TO the RegIster.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, March 90
On motion of the council for the credit
ors in the case of w. Il. Lstherbee vs..
the Little Kanawha Lumber Company,
in the United States Court to-day, Judge
jackson ordered that f. L. FELTON, and
J. L. Olmstead, the receivers, appear
on March 90 and show cause why the
order Of the Court confirming them as
receivers should not be set aside and
annulled, and prohibiting said receivers
and their agents from making any con-
tracts for sale of any timber or lumber
or other assets of the Company within
the Jurisdiction of the Court, and also
from removing any logs or timber be-
yond the jurisdiction of the Court. The
receivers were also ordered to turn over
to the Commissioners, on or before
March 90, all book and accounts be.
longing or pertaining to the receiver
ship TO enable the Com missioners to
complete their work Of investigation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-21

TuE REGISTER AT CHARLESTON
The DAILT and SUNDAY REsIsrER can
DO procured in Charleston At the Hotel
Ruffner News Stand.
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NAYR HiONRY.

wait for our great sale Of Rermsdori
Fast slack Hosiery. A beautiful souvenir
free With each purchase. watch our space
''i ego. NJ. SHOOK & 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-21

IT'S wonder the book makers are
not betting on how far COxEY and his
army will get.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-21

MRs. BHEcKENRIDeE No. 3 might as
well get a divorce now as later on, when
# will be a toss-up as to which becomes
plaintiff.
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Col Fred. d. Grant WIN Attend.

spteiGt Zels0rdm 10 ne Register.
COLUMBUS, O., March 2O.-In letter
to Governor Mckinley, received to-day,
Col. Fred. ID. Grant announces that he
will attend the Ohio G. A. r. Encamp-
ment at Canton, May Is, 10 and II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-21

CoNEY may raise an army, but many
recruits will probably have to be raised
later On-with ropes.
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TEE EEGIsTER AT WASHINGTON.
The DAILY aad SUNDAY REsIsTER can
be procured in Washington City 81 the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Wiliard's
aotel, and QussR's News SsRRd, Nations
1otsL.
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THEY WERE GRANTED A HOLIDAY
After the visit OF Archbishop Rain and
Rtshop Donahoa 70 the mount.

After the visit OF Archbishop Rain and
Bishop DonAhoe to the Mount.
The following reference TO the recent
visit of Archbishop J. j. Kain and Rt
Rev. Bishop Donahos, TO Mt. de Chan
tai, is taken from the current issue of
The Mount:
''On Tuesday Archbishop kain and
Bishop-elect DOnahOe visited US. They
were greeted in the Library by the en-
tire community. We waited impatient
" for our turn, which soon came, when
we extended the delighted welcome
which always awaits our beloved Arch
bishop in the hearts Of his Mt. de Chan
tai children, and which our new Bishop
won for himself that day. A holiday
was the first subject under dis
cussion and you will please mark
il was introduced by His Grace, not by
US. II was so tossed about and turned
over. and worried, that the poor thing
was we'll nigh lost. When His Grace,
who was very much inclined to tease
gave a shy poke at our failure on Holy
Fathers day. by inQuiring OF our
Bishop "If they had any strikes at Mt.
de Sales" ''Oh, no, Your Grace, re-
piled his Lordship, sit is only in West
Virginia they have strikes" We hid
our diminished heads and only bright
ened up when IL was decided we should
have a holiday, am that Ia e next day. u
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1904 Jacob street, 7rooms and bath.
qJ2 Market street, 6 rooms and bath.
9O4 Market street, 3 rooms and bath.
81 eleventh street, rooms aud bath.
81 Main street, z rooms.
1912 Market street, 5 rooms.
1919 Alley T., ) rooms
rooms and attic, 1887 Eoff street.
Front room, lst floor. 50 Fourteenth street.
Office room, Cd floor. 1905 Market street.
Store room No. 1887 Market street.
Store room 30. Tenth street.
CStore room No. 10 Tenth street.
GEO.J. M .ATHISON
Telephone l07 1893 Market Street.
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Charles Bickerton, a popular citi-
zen Of the Island, celebrated his forty
second birthday at his home last Mon
day evening, in pleasing manner.
Many OF his friends were invited TO his
home, where a general good time re-
suited. Excellent music was one OF
the delights of the evening.
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sunday only. six months................. leS
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"a, ". Va, a. Doe0nS-olass matter.
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FOR RENT.

dor RENT-TWO HOUSES ON THIRTY
~ third and ThiTty-fourth streets, 5 rooms
each. Possession at once. Enquire Of JOS. A.
LARKIN, 224i Chapline street mr2leAdh
ENOR RENT-SToRERoOM NO. 22S5 MAR
H. ket street, opposite Centre market. En-
Qpire at 60 Twentieth street. mr20s
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C. A. SGHaEFER & Co.,
mr21 Cor. Fourteenth and Market Streets.
RENTS REDUCED.

No. 6l9 Main street, brick dwelling.
No. ll0j Nc olloch street, rooms, IS 90.
No 81 Ohio street. lat loor, rooms.
No. 2402 Main street, LIST floor, 3 rooms.
Two splendid Office rooms in Masonic Build
ing.
No. % North Wabash street, rooms, LIST noor
No. l23 Thirty-third street. brick rooms.
No. SO Twenty-eighth street, rooms.
No. 90 South York street, 3 rooms. 80. 90.
No. 81 10 McColloch street, large dwelling.
No. 1907 ChRpliBe street, rooms, $500.
No. 1877 Alley II. . rosns. $500
No. 1905 Marketstreet. Office rooms.
No. ~ alley 7. lower part, S70).
No III rhirty-third ST., brick rooms, $500
Nc. 2S02 Eoh ST., 3 rooms hrstnoor. 80 30.
Front room on Fourteenth ST., suitAbls for
one or two gentlemen.
No. e05 Main ST.. ~ rooms, brick.
No 1893 Mai2 st. I'd sna Sd floors.
No. 65 Seventeenth ST., 4rooms. brick.
A SIX room dwelling in Leatherwood.
Store room ia Hearns Tabernacle building.
South street.
oHce rooms in Hibberd Block. No. 1914 Mark
OF street