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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-07
Reformed Churches.

tan Leader Expect
Reformed Churches.
German Reformed church. Seattle
Seventh between Pine and Olive streets
Services al II a. m. and 7:So p. m
German Reformed church. Bailard-Post
street and Second avenue g. Iraedei'
pastor. Services Sundays at II a. NJ
Unitarian Church.
Seventh. between Pike and Unton.Rev.
J. H. Acton, d. D.. pastor. Residence.
1901 Seventh street. Services. II a. IN.
BY the pastor. No evening service.
Young Mems Christian Association.
Rev. ID. ]. Pierce. ID. D.. of Seattle
University viii address the regular meet
ing at the rooms, l4l7 Front street, TINS
afternoon at 2. m. All men welcome
Young women's Christian Association
The Young woman's Christian Associa-
ton will hold their usual Gospel service
at their rooms us Third street Sunday,
al %. m. Preaching By Mrs. Charles
Black. All women are cordially invited
Salvation Army.
Barracks corner Yesler avenue ana
South Third street-Prayer meeting a. m
Holiness meeting. II a. m. Free and easy
p. III. A rouslng meeting al p. III
Evangelical Association.
German-Harrison and Birch streets.
Rev. Aug Ernst. pastor. 80 Harrison
streets. Services. III a m. ana y. M
Young Peoples meeting, p. m.
United Presbyterian Church.
Sixth and Seneca streets. Rev. s. Dell
Johnston. pastor; residence, ss3 Seneca
Y. p S. c. E. $50 p. m
Christian Mission and Seamen's Bethel
In basement of Seattle National Bank
building Csc, South Second ana s Yesier ave
every day at II o'clock.
Seattle City Mission.
Hall sN Commercial street--Gospel serv-
Ices, 1:so p, m: every evening through o.
p. m Y. P. S. c. r.
Adventists.
Advent Christian meetings in Masonic
building. Dir. William Chapman, pastor.
Social and prayer meeting, lo:l5 a. NJ
Preaching, IL a. m.
Theosophy.
Seattle Branch. No. !; Of the Theosophi-
street Lecture on Universal Brother
hood" by b. a. WELDON
Cumberland Presbyterian.
streets. Services, il a M and p. m.
Rev r. f. Powell. pastor. y. z. S. c. E.,
80 p. m.
Christian Alliance.
Gospel services In Freed's hall. on Ninth
street between Pine and Olive, at 2. IN.
every Sabbath. Preaching by Rev. ]. A.
Frazer.
Spiritualists.
First Spiritual Society-Pettis' hall.
Front street. near Madison. Regular SER
vice every Sunday, p. m.
Free Methodist Church.
al2 Pine street. c. II. Sage. pastor.
Services. II a m. and 7;S0 p. m. Class
meeting, L noon.
Christian Science.
The Christian Science Bible class meets
at IL a. m. In room 5, Hinckley block.
Restitution.
Services. p. m. Sunday. at 2S0S Front
street.
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wANTTD-Party TO invest 500 to $500 in
paving business, object, eNlehSioh.
Business. Post-Inteflisencer.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED want TO know OF several
-sass.,a,ah HE yrsyTars hs,afrssr- houses
where persons can get cS-nEpoCfaIaoils
for five weeks: see ME today ann totlioT-
row. JusfScr p. Watson. Collins block.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS concerning the
whereabouts Of Felix l.iseSckt. weight
rs pounds light complexion. nationality
John I.isescki. Newcastle. Wash
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.
Advertisers desiring display advertise
meEts changed for the Sunday issue must
hand In copy by O'Clock Saturday TO
insure change.
T-INTELLIGENCER co.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-EIegantly furnished rooms:
IS upward: steam heat. baths. Hotel
Ferguson Front and Seneca Mrs. Fer
guson, propr.etress. formerly or Holy
oke block: furnished rooms Tor ugns
housekeeping.
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Sixth and Seneca streets. Rev. s. Dell
Johnston, pastor: residence, sS3 Seneca
street Services, II a. m. and 2. m.
Y. 2. S. c. E. $50 p. m
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The Stock ExchanQe.


New York July s.-Chicago Gas was the
weak SPOT I'm today's stock market. This
mornings advices from Chicago were TO the
effect that while President Lincoln had
not sent in his resignation. IL was very
probable he would do so. as Col. Payne. at
whose request he became chief executive
OF the trust, had some time ago sold his
stock in the company. Reports from the
same source stated that other Chicago d.
rectors would resign. and the attorney
general will be allowed to push his suits
against the trust TO the end that the COM
pany's affairs may be put on a new basis.
The bears took the initiative al the open
ing OF business and forced the stock down
= per cent. but on brisk buying an ad-
vance OF rs per cent. was quickly made.
At the higher figures the attack was re-
newed. and a sharp decline OF 2 per cent.
followed. Toward the close a covering
movement caused a rally OF Is, restricting
the loss on the day 10 = per cent. The
general list became active and in the main
higher. and an advance set in ranging up
TO 2 per cent. New England leading the
railway group and the Tobacco shares the
Industrials. The depression in Chicago
Gas caused a reaction of Is in New En-
gland, but in the final trading there was
partial recovery. and the market closed
firm and in the main higher than at the
close yesterday. The gains are fractional.
except that Sugar shows an Improvement
OF per cent.
Bonds were dull. the sales being only
$4,000.
Government bonds-Firm
State bonds-Inactive.
Railroad bon6s-Quiet.
Financial.
Money on call easy at IL per cent Prime
mercantile paper, 2iaq3 per cent.
Sterling exchange-Firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at s4Ss4G4. 80 for
demand and 81. $50 50 for 60 days. Post
ed rates, si.SsQi. s9Iz. Commercial bills.
$4.S7z4 14.ss.
Silver certificates, 67Ac.
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FOR SALE--Si.70o buys a house !, :.
rooms on Kentucky street. i,,s> = :.
or High, Queen Anne town, win -, -
feet view of THE Sound; sinissss; = n q.
wood, and a basement OF rooms We. N
ed In cedar; al modern Improve
gas. electric lights. Stationary 80
marble wash stands. etc. 81 ~
$1,000; our terms, S1,7W cash 49,.
rhree years, 6 per cent. inserex -
lck & Harrison, IL Haler block
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FOR SAIIEs-S0 acres: coSr sam
provements; clearing, two houses -.
etc; 1850; near school, county -
etc; enGumorance. 81, 900, s. acres assss.
the road. Joining fine lake. Sos, n.
encumbrance $500; nay the encunhrrs,
on one or both and can have Il. -,
stock ranch. Address a6, Post-ins's ~
gPnsrer.
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FOR SAIIE,-i0 acre ranch near Kent n
first-c:laSS bottom: don7a ovezsfuM. \
cleared: lots of fruet, good houseI nm
ETC.: on county road; sftclxly sR,lsf
worth 5000; have 10 have money: M
take 81, 600. half cash: can't be eQsialel:
investigate. Address No. RancA cars
Post Intelligencer.
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FOR RENT-Cheap; four partly fur
nished rooms: hot and cold water, hatn,
patent closet etc: on Cedar street car
line. Apply 500 Willow, corner Thoinas-
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FOR SALE-Relinqulsh Of 10 acr~:
all cleared: over - acres an corn xssss'
rye and potatoes: several horses "a,
ness and farming implements; also soy
gold mine claims. with large qlaursy
of mining tools: center SQuaw sre{
mining camp; price for all. $40. A1py
Cow Butter Store, F'ront street.
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Grand cowboy exhibition at Baseball
park. Madison street, today.
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ChristIan MISSION and seamen,s Bethel

In basement OF Seattle National Bank
building South Second and Yesler ave-
nue-Services Sunday at and 1:A5 p.
every day at Il o'clock.
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FOR SA1IE,-d0 improved ranches frun .
acres up. at great bargains; also sons
choice acre tracts, close to the c.fy.
cheap. We have a special bargain b
an eight room house, modern fine view
close in. Donhhue a. Akin. a6 Cherry.
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FOR RENT-Tn private family on Rem
ton hill, suite of rooms, so per Enopdh;
board close by. Address o. care POST
Intelligencer.
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FOR SALE--FNour snaps. No
just north of Madison, on Rrosa..---sstl3
high; Sl00 cash. 500 each four 49,
only Sioo. 'Aaa'as
No. 21 ,,t,l on Kentucky, between Il.
No. SIS feet front, corner wsh
view. near Broadway; a fine Inv. - -
one-third cash, balance one ana -
years. W
No. i-S0x12S on Broadway, close n. i,
is a fine home site; $675. - ~
r-.. -, - II. S. TURNER
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FOR RENT-Housekeepi rooms, fur-
nished complete. at lowest rates. Flor
ence house As Madison street.
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FOR RENT-Elegant and newly FUR
nishei rooms at very reasonable prices.
2s1 Columbia street, opposite postoff1ce-
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Seattle CITY Mission,

Hall 604 Commercial street--Gospel serv-
ices 73o .. m. every evening through
the week. MONDAY prayer service. II to
D. m Y. ?. S. c. r.
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FOR SALE-Two fine lots on Taylr Il.
. and TO- block Is. Jackson street adj
also four lots in Ballard, on Broadway.
Nos. 2. 3. %, %. block 81: all graded.
Inquire OF Mrs. F.. A. Ferguson, H0d
Ferguson, 1906 Front street.
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FOR RENT-E,legantiy furnished rooms;
tirSt-claSs in ali appointments: celttrS.ly
located: reasonable. Ye kenllwofth
Inn, Front street.
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FOR SA14E-The u. s. Port Orchard Dry
dock Is located ait Bremerton; lots d
Brernertor, 100 yards from the actual u.
$. dry dock, now under conSrrsrzscsS
for sale by the owner, William Bremen
202 Bailey building.
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FOR RENT-PieaSaTt furnished room;
private family: hath: rent s.. INA tSt1a
street, between Spring and Seneca
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THE MINNEAPOLIS, formerly the, Rip
ley; strictly first-claSs. prices reason
able. Corner Front and Pike.
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WANTTEsD--A frarner 81 tho Gf.-s Ar
dress Cash Sales, -IEEtfA'e
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SLATIN BEY FREE,
After Eleven Years Captivity IIe Escapes
From tho lTahdrs Camp.

After Eleven Years Captivity He Escapes
From tho aIahdrs Camp.
AssoUAN, EGYpT, March 17.-Slatin
Bey has escaped from the Mahdi's
camp at Omdurman, Khartoum, after
eleven years. captivity.
Slatin Bey, who is an Austrian, was
the Egyptian governor OF senaar when
Khartoum fell and General Gordon was
killed. At that time he was led in
chains to Khartoum, whore he has been
q prisoner ever since.
Reports concerning Slatin Bey have
been contradictory, but it is believed
that he was employed in the most scr-
vile capacity while in captivity. After
Father Ohrwalder effected his escape in
December, 1891. he stated that there
were forty Europeans still held at ON
durham, that they were kept loaded
with manacles and were often cruelty
beaten, and were so strictly guarded
that they had lost all hope OF ever escap-
ing. He also stated that Slatin Bey was
still alive and belonged to tho body
guard OF the mahdi's successor, but that
he also was closely watched.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
tic needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ativc; cflectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists i'll SOC and 81 bottles, but it ia man
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig.
and being well informed, yon will net
accept any substitute if offered.
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W. Va. sEMtyAny soclrtIEs.
special Programmes iieaiSred ~ tho
chrSstatnHthraa and EScolLSs Literary

special Programmes iisaISrsd ~ tho
chrsststnHti,saa and I:tcclslos Literary
Ocittles,
s.rcia: cJ'sIi q, r's;issa,-
BrcEuASsox. W. Va, March l6. The
spring term Of The Yves. Virginia Con.
ference Seminary, Uhic, opened March
!, promises to DO the be4, Ia tho history
Of the school. At tho close Of tho fret
week thsro we're 90 students enrolled
and number have coms Ia since. Tho
enrolment for the spring term will
probably DO 22j aud the total Tor the
year will be over 3lJ.
Preparations arc now being mads TO
begin work on the new "ladief home
which Is 10 DO ready for occupancy a;
tho opening Of school next September.
McClano Broy., Of Brllairo, Ohio. hay0
tho contract. which insure, good work
on tho building.
The literary societies gave lhoIr ape
cial programme In the seminary chapel
Friday and Saturday nights oil this
week. Tho ChroItonathSan Society on
Friday night rendered tho following
programme:
An,hem-"wAkc, Wake! the Gong ,....,.....Cholr
Invocation rrut q j c. Bennett
peelAmAtlO ......-....." Woman's Vengeance
Miss Ola Wilson.
Defamation ,... ,,...:......, Tho Royal HoWmhn"
Mis- Eta Bond.
QnArtcttc fAiry Moonlight
MIISca Dond and Sexton; MeSrs Tough and
Eu,y-"A Contrast, sNl,,es Elsie Marble
ESAa ..............' somO chafacte,istics Of Man"
Drice Mckinley.
instrumental Solo...... ."IArgCntlno"
Miss Eleanor Rider
Lilo Is What VIC MAKE "
l. D. Malone.
osAtlon. MiSElon Of Great Men"
Id RohTbough
SSle Qu9iieItc.,;...,', spSeI Away
Deohta-"Rt'oIrtd. That riches ia Rgreatcr bar
rlcr 10 greatness thau poverty" AtllrmA.
i've, Z. u. CArlln; negative. Roy Lee.
...........I List! the TrumpeTs Thrilling Sound"
Misses Bond aud Sexton; MtSSrs Tough aud
Mckinley.
Tonight the Excelsior society gave
tho following programme:
An,hem-"wAke the Song" .........socIoty oc,cttc
Invocation ". A. Hhrgery
Miss Etclic Hall.
Defamation ........." The Church and tho World"
v,,,, s,, Miss Myrtle PHtrlott
vocal SOl0........- ,........" ION, Restless sea-
Miss Ada Johnson.
EsSRy-"Co Education" ......... Miss Bessie Martin
ESsAy.... ."Ths Purpose Of Gods Creation"
Miss Della Brake.
Vocal when the Heart is Young"
Miss May Brown.
oration-"hnarcby" Roy Roger
Grafton. "lhc Blue and the Gray"
Thomas T. Homer.
lttdr anu BANJO
Misses johnson aud PArrtott.
Debate-"RtEOluei That the government OF tho
United Stntcs Is more stable than the govern.
Inent Of Great Britain" Affirmative, W.. X
GOtby negative, A. Leo Post.
"Thc Professor at Home
Misses Brown and Carper; McssS. Ham.
nOnd nnd HutEOn.
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SATURDAY NEWS IN BRIEF.

"a, ,;,s ~.
60; 10 C sa s; .so u ~. Crop AZ Cail,
snan w
r., .,,,, 80 Ill.
~. ."iUo ao,uu'E ;."E wing ~et9 suno'
e eus Wy s8s !" 'n'i' tioi11o ~ ino'a'iap
oi.s.
Mrs. Emma Blankenship and her IL
year,oIc EaGsnLer wore crowned Whiio
eiossins tuS'o'N 'i'ei' Non'u'Ay.
Henry bartholomew, q large stock
holder OF the sentor Prize stove foundry,
Vincennes, Ind, cut his throat yester.
uay.
Edwin 5. fash, a we'll. known merchant
OF Dover, \: H., fatally shot himself
Saturday. lilo was n Grand Army vet
eran, and was prominent III local
politics.
Students ct Anu Arbor (AIich. uni
versity have been forbidden to belong
to secret college traternltles. under
penalty OF suspension or forfeiture Of
diplomas at graduation.
Harry ?. Finuegau, assistant treas.
urer OF tho Walter A. Wood harvester
company, OF St. Paul, which ia in
trouble, Gays the assets are ,000,000
against 81, 900, 600 OF liabilities.
Governor Stone, OF Missouri. Satur.
day granted respites to six murdcrers
and ono assaiIant OF u woman, condemn.
od nv tho g,lprome court to be HANGED
March 81. The respites extend to April
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WASHINGTON, March 15.-sccretary
Herbert haa finally decided that he
will recognize and confirm tho nomina-
tiona OF naval cadets received by him
from outgoing members OF Congress
under the special provision contained
in the naval appropriation in those
cases, numbering sixteen, that were
handed in to tho department before
noon on the 4th OF March last.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
Il county, West Virginia.
Samuel l. Smith, executor OF tho estate OF
Samuel IL Smith, deceased,
Va.
William L. Smith, Thomas D. Smith. Edward Y.
Smith. Robert ". Smith. Samuel F. Smith,
Robert Smith. Margaret J. Smith, Laura Smith
and Lulu Smith.
In chOncery.
Tho object OF this suit Is to have the renl cs-
tate, Of which Samuel II. Smith died seized. par.
tttioncd among the heirs or sold, so that tho
same may be properly divided among said heirs.
The defendants will take notice that the depo.
sitions OF Samuel |. Smith. N. H. Connolly and
x: NJ Ginin will be taken at the Office OF ". J.
y. Cowden. No. l4l7 Chapllnc street, Wheeling,
W. Va, on the Attn day OF April. 1876. between
the hours of9o'clOcl a. H., and o'clock p m.,
TO be read in evidence on behalf Of said com
nlAinant. And II from my cause the taking OF
such dcpoStious shall not be commenced. or be.
Ing commenced, shall not he completed on that
day, tho taking of the same will be adjourned
from time to time until the same shall be com
nlcled SAMUEL |. SMITH, Executor.
To tho defendants.
Bv ". NJ DUNLAP. attorney. lnri.M.
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SPEC tGl Dispu:ch 10 he In!tgiosnesr.
FLRMoSr, W. Va, March 1.-THE
municipal election held yesterday was
one Of the most hotly contested which
has been held hcre for years, and tho
largest vote that was over polled was
cast. The following arc tho town OFF,
cers elected:
Mayor. Capt. Thomas A. Fleming; re-
corder, Frank 7. Hall; councilmen: N.
G. Dickerson, Frank G. Boydston. w.
S. Raymond, A. Is. Mcdonald and John
II. Hough. The town will DO wet the
coming year by ~ majority.
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Best spring tonic is Smith Brewing
Co.'s ale-always reliably pure.

A SEVERE rheumatic pain in the LETT
shoulder mad troubled Mr.. J. II. Lopez,
4 we'll known druggist of Des Moines,
Iowa, for over six months. At tines
tho pain was so severe that he could
not lit anything. With all no could
do he could not get rid Of it until he ap-
pliod Chamberiain's Pain Balm. 81
only made three applications of it," he
says. "and have since been free from
all pain" He now recommends it to
persons similarly afflicted. f.
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Wy" REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

a iinc dwelling house, corner OF Main and
Eighth streets, on easy terms.
3.room house, No. iG6 national road. with
Stable. Large lot. Chean.
,3-room house, No. 1876 McColloch street; very
cheap oil easy terms.
Groom house on Sixteenth street. at $500.
Groom house, brick; hall. attic, storcroom-
front Oh Market street BY Fifth ward market;
easy terms. ~
Groom house. Eclyedcro addition; snap II
bought ut once
very low figure
;, Money 10 i.oan-s:oO. $500, SOD. $500. $1,000
ROLE Go Eat E,
No. ~ Fourteenth Street, Telephone SOC
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
Pittsburgh, WhcelIns& Kentucky RY. Co.


hHLhLiNd W. VA, March 10 1879.
Tic Annunl Meeting OF tho StoCKhold-
ers Of the Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky
Railroad Company will be held AZ the principal
oilIco Of the Company. In tho city OF Wheeling,
West Virginia. on
THURSDAY. MARCH IS, 1896.
at I:3O p III. for the purpose OF holding m
election Tor directors 10 serve for tho ensuing
year. and the transaction OF such other business
US may properly como before the meeting.
mrlJ 4. u. LlGGETr Secretary.
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HEADACHE is the direct result OF in
digestion and stomach disorders. Rem
edy these by using De Wits Little
Early Risers, and your headache disap-
pears. The Favorite little pills every
where. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W.
Va, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, o.
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SMITH g. DICKINSON,
1000 MARKET STREET.
FOR SAILED


House. rooms, brick, ana stable, 18th Ltrrct
sl,Do S>
You,e. . rooms llth Gsrcst sl,6NN
hon'e rooms, Market. between 7th and Sth
SIIocN, very cheap, 81. 10.
House. rooms and hail. Chapllns StEeol. mar
I'D street, $500
9Hd street $500 ''>
House. roomi ana hall. corner North From.
anu kentucky street,, $1,000
Double ltamG house 10 IoomI aud storo room.
corner Of 20 and Jacob streets. rents for sl7 pos
month, SlGO
IIog.c; SroomE brick, aud Iroomcd house IN
rear, Eon street, Cdnuc Wheeling, SlOL
House, 6r0omS, Chaplne street, Centre Whccl.
lug. s2,SJo
House. { rooms, Goth street, sloo
House g.! ! rooms 18th street cheap On easy
House, rooms brick Iacoh SirN,t An u,,rJ
$lS0O, ''
House, rooms aud hall. Park Wow 10. lola
i1i fcct, easy terms si.7l)
House, rooms 18th At. 10, 2ivlOJ ';cot. Ina.
easy terms. A.6O1
with largo lot S22oo.
llou;s; Q rooms, corner Ios sth stJoOt easy
House. . rooms MCCoiIoch street, East whcol.
Ing Sl.1O1
House, rooms andhall with largo lot, 18th
stFrct. 1OOJ
1890 "'VulhS' NlNVlcA NtTtNt OlSy tOFIIS- SIIl.
House rooms, baltimore street, East WhOal.
inE. easy terms, 81 Oh
House, rooms. lS:h street. easy forms. S)J)
House. 10 roomG brick, with larre lot, IIth
street. cheap.
House. rooms, Jacob E.rco! 9Th ward, oa,y
tcrin1 81, J1J.
House. rooms. 21th stree. siolo.
House. Brooma. Wood street. 9th ward Sl2JJ.
:, Fine flushed house, rooms nEd hall Park
View, lot loJslIS Ieot 10: 4 short tImo only,
Sls0l
Splendid houso, 5 roomS and hall. Lind street,
Bevedotc. Sl.+j0
liousc, rooms, bricS. Market street Ccutrp
Wheeling cheap, Sl,2OQ
each
Three lots In Park View. cheap.
Business property on Market street at moder.
ate price.
$50, $500, $500. $500 5000 aud S.! 500 to loaaua
rnnl n.lntn ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18
UuCcar q for the Commons.

LONDON, March 17.-H. Rider Hag.
gard, the well-known author, was
selected by large meeting OF land
owners and farmera to contest the East
Norfolk constituency for the conaerva.
tives at the next general election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

New YORK, March 17.-Erastus Wiman
ia out on bail OF $4,000, furnished by
Charles Broadway Rouss.