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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-11

PEN PORTRAITS OF FAMOUS PERSONS.

LANDMARKS OF \ LITERARY LIFE BY Mrs.
Newton Croaand Camilla TOulnin). PIP. xl., 29S
Charles Scribncr's Sons.
The author Of Mrs Blake" had good Opportun!-
ties for gathering up treasure OF literary and per
sonal "Reminiscences. But she remembers the char
acterIstcs OF the people whom she knew better
than their sayings and doinSs. Her book. by no
means q large one. Is little gallery OF portraits,
some finished. merely suggested in n few
lines well drawn She dates her own direct memo
RES from about 1890. though the first public event
which she remembers was the coronation OF George
" In July 1871. Her parents were intimately ac-
quanted with n Monsieur V, who was called
the clerk Of the kitchen at the Carlton House and
doubtless through her childish interest In him she
remembered what she heard about his master. the
King, particularly one incident which Monsieur
v must have told with triumph. zone day the
King-I think 1t was when he was Prince Regent
sent for Monsieur V. wishing to speak TO him.
Armand he exclaimed. addressing him by his Chris
tlan name. always with George " mark Of favor
4 have been told that to enjoy n beefsteak in per
lection 1t should be eaten direct from the gridron.
80 | am thinking Of bringing friend or two to
SUP off one in the Kitchen No doubt, the CONVEX
sation was In French. though heard 1t reported
In English. ! think the scene was at Carlton House.
the following evening being the one appointed. Short
as the time was for preparation. Monsieur V
was able 10 have the kitchen hung with crimson
a handsome sale manager; only the grng took
place In the presence OF the prince and his boon
companions What other vlands added TO the
homey steak / know not; but the supper was
pronounced a great success, and the .evelry Of II
lasted for hours.
The author remembers also anecjote. which
she heard from who figured IN - OF the Great
Rotschild las the founder ~ he English branch
OF the family used 20 be called. ~
In those early days Of George .he Fourhs ,osn
| knew well IA stockbrOker of some einiiIence. Mr..
ID IL who was also OF the chosen Iecple."
and like some others Of his nation" whom have
been fortunate enough to know, man ( marked In
tegrity and active bencvJl nee. Wlen
very Young man ne often transacted affairs with
Rothschld but one occasion the Du.inr.s
the exchange which he had 10 transact vas on
small a scale that he took II TO Jess famous
house somehow or other. Rothscnild heard that
he had done 50. and the next time they net
bukel him By asking why he nad not come to him.
''Oh sir" replied Mr.. j.. Il, Il thought a
matter ~ ,s pence too small 10 bring here
"Ah but blshness is bIshness" returned the great
man.
As a Youthful contributor to The Annals" %
mucn the fashion years ago. Miss Toulmn was .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-11
OH yes. ! remember. September.
In september We met in the vale:
I remember, September. September.
In September you told me your tale.

Mr. Joseph Pencil Is preparing for the Macmillans
n volume on Modern Book Illustrations" Ii ls to
be included In the ex-Libris Series Mr.. Walter
Cranes volume 1.-The Decorative Illustration of
Books" IL In the press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-11

The playful "Bll Nye's' Comic History OF the
United States is 10 be published Immediately by
the lippincotts. surprising fact not heretofore
known people OF this region Is revealed In it
that General Howe decided TO capture Brooklyn
first that he might have place to sleep in while
tai Neu-YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-11

8. II. Crockett. the author of THE Stick, Min
ister" has written a new book. which the Mac
mans will publish under the title OF The
Raiders" Mr. Crockett who Is Scotch clergyman
about thirty five years old. was induced to try his
hand at fiction by the exhortatlons OF Mr. Steven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-11

4 hook which once belonged to Queen Mary Stuart
and which has Maria r. Scotorim" stamped IN
roll on the cover is soon to be sold In Glasgow II
ia a COPY OF Bezas Cornerstone della Fede Chris
tlana" and is one item in collection OF 100 vol
umcs relating - Mary Stuart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-11

"Life's Little TronIes' Is the striking ute oil
Thomas Hardy's forthcoming volume Of eighteen
short stories IL is to be brought by the Iiarpers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-11

The lady who. "a Miss Duncan. used TO writ"
newspaper letters from Canada and who produced
IN "a Social Departure" an uncOmmonly sparkling
book of travel. has written novel II IL 10 be pub
lish.-i soon under the title OF "A Daughter Of To-
Day" Miss Duncan is now Yrs. Cotes and lives In
India
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-11

one Of the quaint membranes OF Robert Louis
S,cvenson's South Sea life Is that OF his Honolulu
mouse. \ small shelf hung over the couch whercon
he used {, li. when III and trying TO forget his pain
I'm footing his nageolet. Ont on this shelf the
little mouse would venture. and soon became 80
tame "a delight in the novelists caresses. II 1t
got ~ immediate attention 1t would scratch on the
shelf and make little whine or song to attract It's
friend. and after "A time 1t actually persuaded It's
spouse - pay daily visit 10 the musician In It's
company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-11
Daily LIFE IN ATHENS.
RESTORING THE ANCIENT GREEK TO
VITAL ACTIVITY.

TJr HOME LIFE OF THE ANCIENT CREEKS.
TRANSLATED from the German OF Professor H.
Hummer by Alice Ximme-n. With numerous
Illustrations. PIP. XIV. JiS. Inc Casse'i iuD-
Ylchtn 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-11

Concerning Carlyles judgment OF other authors
an Englishman OF to-day clevery says that my
were often too penetrating to be true they See''0
to search and stab their vlctims-and come ou' q
long way on the other side"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-11
NAPOLEON.
A STUDY OF THE MAN.

THE PRIVATE LIFE OF NAPOLEON. BY Ar
thur Levy From the French by Stephen Louis
Simeon. Two volumes. PIP. xii, ALL Kill, AZ
Imported by Charles Scribner's Sons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
slaRrINs PERRY.
Haps and 1flshaps in tis Thriving citJ
Across the River.

H1pa ana 4ustiAps IN tAs AHhAs S'-s
Across the River.
ouite racket occurred on First street
near Washington, last evening Will
An Brown, q Martins Ferry, va seeH
talking with a woman named Topper
mar, who lives at BenWood or Bellaire.
He struck at her and she ran across the
street 70 the Dupegan building. Brown
followed, and and pushing the woman
up against the building struck her sew
eral times. George CrisWell, who had
been working on the ferryboat Climax,
was on his way home and seeing the
performance struck Brown a terrible
blow on the head with a caulkihg
mallet. This cut large gash aud the
blood flowed freely. Brown was ar.
rested and fined s. and costs. He says
he was in the Brown Front saloon and
the woman grabbed dollar from him,
and he ran out the door after her. She
crossed the river and has not been seen
since. On the isrryboat man who
knew her noticed that her face was very
red and she told him there had been q
big racket at the Brown Front Her
name 10 Caroline and she is the wife Of
Henry Lepperman.
George Schell, First ward salooniat,
was arrested for selling on Sunday. His
hearing took place yesterday and he
was fined $50 aud costs, or Sil 10 in all.
There were nine witnesses and the first
and only ono examined settled the mat
ter. Had Scheil plead guilty in the
first place he would have cotton OFT cas-.
Ter aud without the fees OF an attorney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Williams have
rs their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Coppich,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Winder aud
daughter and Miss LiddiG Copplch, Of
Winona, O., and Mr.. aud Mrs. Coppich,
OF Iowa.
Two runawnys occurred yesterday,
John Weatherson's horse on Centre
street aud Hildebrand Bros. on Second.
Weathesson was scratched constdera'
bly,. No other damage was done.
R. L. Spence has been notified that
he was granted the highest award on
fleece wool at the Worlds Fair. lie
resides near Quaker City.
Tho four.y ear.old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Daubenmeyer was
Durleu AZ MI hoou Veh91eiy Ses'o'
day.
A. o. Barnes, who would like to go to
Congress, will open the Democtatlc
campaign at DeersvilIe tomorrow.
Word was received yesterday from tho
Homestead. Pa, base ball club asking
for two or three games next week.
Miss Jennie Chambers, Miss Eva
Comley and Miss Anna Comley, OF Mt.
Pleasant, were in town yesterday.
A Laurelton man lost Masonic
watch charm yesterday which was
found by Q. Long.
David Jones returned last evening
from Two weeks visit in Cincinnati.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. R. Wilson have re-
turned from Dayton, o.
Judge ]. S. Cochran returned last
night from Toledo.
Henry Gaudins left yesterday for
Sardis.
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LoCAL Rl;EYITIIss.
Matters OF sIIsOr Moment in aad About
tho City.

Matters Of silsor Moment in aad About
tho City.
THE GRAND this eyenins-"Wifs for
orrnA Hoy.. thu. ovenins-"Tho
Prims Donna"
The council committee on police has
been called 70 meet this evening.
THE Ohio County RepubIiean Club
will meet in ]. o. o. F. hall THE even
ing
The Hempdeld track on Sixteenth
street Il receiving Its bi-Weekly over
hauling and repairs.
The only case in the police court yes
terday morning. was William Bodley.
up on plain drunk charge. who paid
s. and costs.
A HUMAN skeleton was uuearthed on
the Main street In Tiltonyille on
Wednesday by the men engaged in ex.
cayating for the new pike.
TINS Is G. A. R. day at the Wheeling
park Tho old soldiers will go out on
tho Ga. IN. motor, and the arrangements
assure an enjoyable day, II the weather
Is favorable.
DAVID J. LEWIS complained to the
police yeste rday that his black and tan
dog was lost, strayed or stolen. He has
one foot nearly cut of aud he can be
easily identified.
LAST evening Officer Carney arrested
Joseph Schnepf on a peace warrant
sworn out BY Catherine Miller before
Squire GilIespy. and he was held inSlOO
bond to keep the peace for year.
YESTERDAY morning two Of the capes
lost BY ladies in the crush at the bren.
neman- Heburn wedding at the Second
Presbyterian church the night before
were found aud left at the police othce.
ROBERT ANDERSON, assessor for Richie
district, will be at Louis Seabrights,
4O34 Jacob street. Saturday evening,
next, from 7 to 8 o'clock, to register
voters. The committee should see that
voters not listed are on hand, as this
is the last opportunity.
TO-DAY and tomorrow are the last
days that the books will be open to let
voters register. Every Republican
should see that his name Is on the
voters list. The books will be open
from 10 to IL, and 2 to 4 at the board OF
commissioners Office, in the city build
ing.
The Martins Ferry blast furnace is
making eighty-fye tons Of Bessemer pig
daily. Under the Republican admins
tration filters there made 81 So per day.
Now they got 81 50. ten cents more than
Cnrnegie pays. The laborers receive
only 81 90, whilst they formerly got
81 40.
The Wheeling & Lake Erie, the
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling and the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroads are
doing big freight bus ness. During
the past month l,24l loaded cars were
handled in the Martins Ferry yards Of
the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling: The
Terminal company is scarcely able TO
handle its freight traffic.
LAST night Faust & Thorno's company
gave the opening performance OF the
really thrilling play, "Wife for Wife"
ut the Grand, to very large house.
The drama is above the average Of its
class, and the company all good and the
principals excellent. The specialties
arc neatly introduced, and all are-good,
especially the dancing OF Miss Thorne.
It will doubtless draw good houses the
rest OF the week.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in the CITY aud wheeling Folks
ahroal

strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
@. NJ. Horner moved his family from
MouudsvilIe to Wheeling yesterday.
Mr.. John S. Naylor left for the east
over the Pan-Handle yesterday on a
business trip.
John Wright, of the LaBelle, and
several friends returned yesterday from
hunting trip up the river.
Mr.. R. G. Campbell, OF New York, is
here for few days on visit to his Ia
Their, MIR. A. W. Campbell
Mrs. !. Y. Hamilton, Of Washington,
Pa, Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
P. Glass, who has been Ill the past
week.
MIR. A. NJ. Jolly, Of Beaver Falls, for.
merlv general manager Of the Wheeling
Railway Company, was hero on bust
ness trip yesterday.
Attorney General 7. S. Riley and Mr..
John J. Coniit went up to Wellsburrg
yesterday afternoon. where they will
address Democratic meeting.
Harry Franzheim and family and
Miss Jennie Bailey left for Atlantic
City yesterday. They will remain at
the seashere the entire uuonth.
Miss Rose Hoffman, daughter OF Mr..
John G. Hoffman, sr., left yesterday Tor
Deadwood, Dakota, where she will
spend the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Zoegler.
Lieut.. Gaus, OF the police force, and
his wife got homo last evening from q
tour of the lakes. They had an enjoyable
time and the lieutenant looks much
refreshed.
"Tom" Leslie, who has been ahead OF
Barnum's show and press representa-
tive for George Wilson, arrived In tho
city yesterday from Cleveland. He as
sumes position on the Register.
Ned Sims, OF tho INrELLIaEScER COM
nosing rooms, leaves this morning for
Louisville, where he will attend the an
nual meeting OF the international Typo
graphical Union as q delegate OF the
local union.
Hon. N. L. Whitaker arrived home
yesterday irom two weeks trip in the
east. Ue will address tho Fifth ward
voters at tho X. Of G. L. hall, 2254
Market street, Monday evening noxt.
Everybody is invited to hear him.
Mrs. George Roberts, Of Thirteenth
street, and hor sister. Mrs. Hargraves,
OF the Island, will leavo to-day to visit
Mrs. Hargraves' daughter, Mrs. Moyn,
at Jeanette, Pa: From there Mrs.
Roherts will take her little nrnnd.
daughter, Blanche Irwin, to her home
at Newcastle, Pa, and remain there for
come time to visit her daughter.
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MouNDsVII.LE.
A Miscellaneous aIolnnge OF Minor Mat
tiers from Marshalrs Metropolis.

A Miscellaneous aIelnnGs OF Minor Mat
ters from Nnrshnlrs Metropolis.
"Old Time" John Sickles, Of Webster
district, this county, was brought from
Cameron yesterday by Constable John
Burnley, and after great deal OF resist
ance was placed in Jail. Sickles has
been holding possession OF n piece Of
land for quito long time, and it has
been impossible to get him dispos-
sessed OF it. He was removed once by
the deputy sherits. but returned again,
and only yesterday, on the issue OF q
capias, was q successful attempt made
to get him oil the land. Constable
Burnley persuaded him BY telling him
that court was in session, and that he
could 20 before the judge and have the
matter all fixed up, to which be kindly
consented. and came in his bare feet
with Burley. After he found that he
had been fooled he decided that he
was not going to jail. Two deputies
had to como to the assistance OF the
constable. and after lively tussle he
was safely lodged behind tho bars to
await the action Of the court.
Tho Epworth League will hold a
meeting this evening to receive reports
from the different committees that are
out soliciting entertainment Tor the
delegates 10 the district convention
here next week. Final arrangements
will be made for their reception and en-
tertainmenL New members will also
be received into full membership.
Harry McCombs, who is attending
college at New Athens, Ohio. was in
Wheeling Tuesday on business and
came down home and spent tho night.
Mrs. John A. Bloyd and children
went out to Glen ENston yesterday NJ
ternoon to visit relatives.
J.F. Dietrich aud family left yester.
day morning for Missouri, to make
their home.
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D. W. Fuller, of Canaioharie, n. Y,
saws that he always keeps Dr.. Kings
Now Discovery in tho house and his
family has always found tho very best
results follow its use; that no would not
be without it, il procurabIe. g. A.
Dykcmau, Druggist, Cutskill, n. u. saws
that Dr. Kings New Discovery is un-
doubtedly the best cough remedy; that
he has used it in his family for eight
years, and it has never failed to do all
that is claimed for it. Why not try q
remedy so long tried and tested. Trial
bottles free ct Logan Drug Co.'S drug
store. Regular size SOC, and 81 90. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
RtNEHART g. TATUM,
Cry BANK BUILDING.
Telephone 80. Ioc3l Room no.
FOR s A LIE.

House OF i've rooms, now. with modern In
provemcntS, lot 25xlOO feet. EightAW aru' CHeaf'
slGO0. -,,,
House, four.roomed brick. aud four. roomCd
brick In the rear OF Jacob street, Lehtro "hvvF'
Ing, OH easy terms. S20OO. .,-,,
House. eight rooms and hail. I'D ST. ~: ~,
House, ten rooms with large lot, lhh ST. 49,
House, double. five rooms each, liih St. s,g ~
House. five rooms JRcObSt. sixth ward si'O"'
House, five rooms. 18th street, Sl,!Ot ,,..,,.
House, nine rooms, Jacob httctt' "e"""
House. four rooms, Jacob street, Centre Wheel
ing, $1,000. .,.,,,, CT,
House. five rooms and hall, lot lyOxl'% FA'A
View. $780, -,,.I.A
Wood street. Fifth ward, 81, l5O. pJ.
Splendid house, five rooms. Linn Street, '"''
House six rooms brick, EoT street. FIN
House. six rooms, North Market street SID
House otSeyen rooms, Eighteenth street WI IN
slx.rOOmol house IN the rear, lot 1G,5i -, a.,
House Of three rooms, Lind street. D''''e'"
House OF @ rooms, EoT street between "a ani
ed streets. with i.roOmcd house III '"V ''"''
large lot. $500.
House Of rooms. sd street sIj)l ,,,,,,
House OF lvo rooms, Twen:y'thItl S"''"
'.i House Of aye rooms, Chapllnc stree. c'n'''
" House q i've rooms brick. Fourteenth "'''s
House. Ave rooms, Woods street, East "a"'
~ 10 icSt of land fronting on MecoIIooa 'Aa
Lind streets , r,,,,I,s
street, Centre Wheeling, Si.sA AM su
Money 10 loan on city real estate sN@ '''N
siOO 800, 500, $1,000, 81, SOl aud s-V"
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BARGAIN sULLETlN-E. 8. POTTS.
MAIN AND TENTH SITS. WheeIin

We have just purchased at AssGnees sale the entire stock
on the market for few days prices that will move the good,
Bargain hunters will do well to call early The following ext
from their opening speaks for ITSELF and m
pose close the balance the stock at still lower prices
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Last evening semi.monthly meeting
OF tho United Council, American
Mechanics, was hold at their hall and
considerable business was transacted,
Tho resignation Of William G. Maior, as
assistant secretary, was accepted, and
S. V. McCaskey was elected in his
stead. Thero we're a numbar OF Wis.
itors, most Of thom from Bollaire and
Mnrtin's Fcrrv.
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Last night astono was thrown through
ono OF the windows in an up car on the
Wheeling line rs Il was passing through
ELnavllle. Charles Winterholteu, a
shoot heater in tho Ktna'stnndRrd mill ,
was ono OF the passengers, md he had
his face cut by q piece OF glass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

The best ualve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter. chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively curcs piles. or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac.
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents por box. For sale BY Logan Drug
CompnnN.
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One prisoner was placed in tho peni.
tentiary yesterday. His name is J. h
jenkins, and no gots five years for
forgery, from Wood county. Three
wcro released. Their names were will.
IAN Wind, colorod, Of Mcdowell coun-
ty; Amos Rabor. Of Monongalia county,
and j. W. Ratciiff, Of Mercer county.
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year without fail Smith. Of Parkers-
burg. got there in 1883 whom the open
ing was mot near 90 promising A. lt ts
today. AVG.
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REAL. ESTATE,
FOB RENT.

No II South York street, three rooms, frame,
5000.
No. Sso2 Eofr street. four rooms frame, 80:
No. 1901 Woods street, six rooms, brick, 81? 90
No. lls Thirty.third street, five rooms brick,
$500.
No. ll9t Alley II, two rooms. brick. 500.
No. $40 Chaplino street, two.stor' brick.
A twostory frame dwelling Of hye rooms on
South Elm street
3ll0 McColloch street. four rooms
No. 10 Zane street, second floor. sl2
No. 1913 McColl0ch street. twO'St0ty trHme
No. SO Main street, large modern btlcE dWetl'
Ing. fourteen rooms.
No. 1877 MGColloch street. brick. sll 90
No. Of Ohio street three rooms. $50
No. Go Main street, brick dwelling.
No. ap1 Main street. Inst floor. tbfoe roomL
Two furnished rooms for mon, on jacob, oc'
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
Two splendid Office rooms In MAsoniGhnlldlnS
No. 2GJ2 Chaplin0 street, 1--WE rooms, SIJOI
No. 1906 Market street, OIilco rooms
No. III Thlrty.thIrd street. live rooms; s. ~
Rooms for manufacturing purpose. with power
furnished. In tho business part OF city.
Store rooms or South street. 10 lIeatne TAP
ernaclul building.
Monty TO LOAN.
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In the State!
PRICE LIST

Mason Jars, per dozen. .,......45c
Choice Large Lemons. per dOz.......1 DC
jelly Glasses, per doz......... ......."~2Sc
Clothes Pins. per doz..........,.......... lie
Carpet Tacks, ounce. per bOx...... lie
Choice Salmon, per can ...............-l DC
Baking Powder, per pound...... .;;...i DC
Carolina Rice, per pound ....... ....... Sc
Fresh Ginger Snaps, 4 pounds ....-25c
Fresh Butter Crackers, 8 pouuds..,-25c
Pains Root Beer, 4 bottles for......"25c
Sugars at refnsrs prices.
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NESBITT g. DEVINE'
Tel. Ga l73e Market street.
TO LIE T.

- ~ - -
Modern nlno.roomcd dwelling, win ~ " VI y,ae
ground, Oue orchard all above lS'' l,p Nv "a
nj TlltOnvillc. a few miles north o. 'nN''''
lines otC & T. and ". u l. Il i u toni,
EirhtrOOmcd dwelling. $50 Market stree .,,,,,
SeTcn.roOmcd dwelling. q south re'"
Just papcred aud painted thrnnghot o. S,ut1
SevGn.rOOmed dwelling. WITH 'ia''l
SiS.nSmci dwelling .Ipi Chaplnc 'in9E
FLYER oomcd dwelling. Sil0 Jacob 'it', ,,
Five, roomed dwelling 2gh Wood ,'ttr,,.
FOurr0omcd lwClling, ?GO MaLhe S,, s,,
Fourroomcd dwelling. llGi lIth s"c'
Thrro rooms. l26 South Penn stree, ,,,,,, % q
Many Two mud three rooms al ~" i''
tenant who can pny the rent. I,,.,,.,t
Store room and dwelling. 2lll Mh'"
StnrO room, 26iS Chhpline street
SMITH g. DICKlNSON'
se2I 1920 MARKET STRELI.--