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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13
MAMNN EoM 0MASipIoN.
The IrI'hmaa Is Open to Fight for the
pugIllSIo Worlds Championship,

The IrlshmaH Is Open TO Fight for the
pugllSho Worlds Championship,
John ], Quiun, the Pittsburgh mana,
ger Of Peter Maher, who Knocked out
o'DOnnOll SO readily Monday night
madsa statement yesterday in behalf
Of tho fighter lie said,
"Mahor challenges any man in the
world to Aght for the championship
and he will not put the stakes 40 high
that no one except. a man with three
milIionRires bshlnd him can accept,
Maher will fight for 5000 a side, In
public or private, and ne will 20 any
place TO DO battle, South Africa not
barred, Peter claims that hs hM ~
much right 10 the tile Of champion Ne
any one man, and he ia particularly
anxious to meet Fltzsimmons,"
Quinn said that Maher would not
challenge CotbOtt because Oorbstt had
asked him as u personal favor not TO do
80, as he had retired. MAher goes 10
Philadelphia to visit friends and will
then bs ready TO meet all corners, The
Irish champion 10 but twenLy-six years
OF age, and weighed l70 pounds on the
night Of the fight
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RATES ON WHARFAGE.
steambOatmun obi cot 10 Wharfage Rat'
Charged 10y Wheeling.

steamboaimun Object 10 Wharfage Rates
Charged 10y Wheeling.
ThesteamboaIIncn ara still kicking at
the high rates OF wharfage exacled by
the Wheeling authorllle, aud on the 70.
sumption Of NAVIGATION it ia said an,
other concerted effort looking toward
reduction will DO made. This is tho
way steanlhoalman put the matter
Yesterday afternoon, from which II
will DO seen their kick has rhyme and
reason.
IN Pittsburgh and Cincinnati whore
the boats come in and 90 out with big
rargoes, the rate OF wharfage IL s. so q
week, At Wheeling, however, tho rate
charged the Pittsburgh packets Is 81 90
per week. PArkOTsbuTg and Marietta
charge - pur week aud Portsmouth,
Galllpolis and MaysyilIs charge 81
wharfage, You can seq, therefore, that
Tho charge at your wharf IL very much
higher than anywhere elle on the river.
Formerly, when tho glass and nail buil'
ness was in tho zsuith Of It's prosperity,
the stesmboRlmsn did not feel disposed
10 kick, but now that there arc no nails
and no glass shipped by river, Whoel'
lng's former great imporIance.as q river
town has licksrei aud como out, The
big boats do not got enough, venture
10 cay, TO pay Wharfage
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MAnrlys rnl.ILY.
unpS aud I,hrp, 4, 40 Thrlvlag Oily
Across tho River

NNpp ""A sAhHNpN W W. AhWNN1 S'I
Acros, tho River
Spence, Dapga & Co, q stove works is
shipping goohs about rs fast az they
are manufactured. This has boon u
busy lall with these people. MIR. j, q.
Walker, tho travelling salesman, came
home yesterday from an extended and
successful trip.
Nothing has been heard concerning
James Brooks, who disappeared some
time ago. His son pelrCned in Pitts
burgh lorhim, il having been reported
that he was there, and he was not seen
or heard Of,
William Willin died at IIarriSviile on
Monday Of typhoid foyer Ito WAS a
brother OF Mira. O. N. WaAon, Of Mar.
tins Ferry, aud Of Mr. Bert Wiikin, Of
Milligan, Wlkin & Co., Of Wheeling.
Mrs. Theodore Dyson and daughter,
Miss Maize, arc visiting here on their
way from GreenIburg, 10 Huntington,
", Va, whore lhOy will reside. They
are at Jacob R1senthars
Rev. ]. ". Robins olEiciRtOd at the
funeral Of Mrs, Kate McAnlnch yGster'
day, The intsrment was at Myorvlew.
Several relatives accompanied the ro'
mains from MaSsilIon.
The Terminal company has compro-
missed with the city In the Fifth streot
Improvement case. The cotnpanyfs 10
nay the assessment upon its frontage OF
423 feet.
William Ecl;els died at the Hobson
hospital from the ELECTS Of injuries aus
tanned on the Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling road came time ago.
iIiawalha council No 800, Jr. o. u.
A. NJ. last night elected Harry Ksnhn'
line financial secretary aud William
Ball. outside sentinel,
Thoburn poet No. 72, G. A. Il, will
hold II festival November 30 aud Decom'
bor for the purpose Of rAiGing money
for tho relief fund. e
The seyenty.ascond birthday OF Mrs.
Margaret Carson was pleasantly remem'
berOd yesterday by friends and rela'
tiyOS,
Mr. C. n. Watson went to Harrlsyille
yesterday 10 attend the'iuueral OF his
brothOr.in.Iaw, MIR, Wllkin.
Much sympathy is expressed for tho
Scotch preserving company Of Bellairc,
which failed on Monday
Work will bs commOnccd to-day on
the new water main between Martins
Ferry and Bridgeport
On account OF tho oil boom the
capacity Of McDormotEs tool works Is
being Increased,
Mrs. W. II. uolIonblno and George
Kraatz arc visiting their sistur at East
Liverpool.
Tho Martins Ferry council has asked
Street Commissioner Coates to resign.
The term Of sQuire.eloCG S. A. Clemens
will begin next Monday
Mrs. William Il. Thomas has tho
typhoid fever
Joseph Rosonthnl was up from
MoundGville.
Charles soabright has sold out to
John Boehm.
Mrs. Green Is sick at her homo on
Fifth street.
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Even Lord DunrayOn's friends now
admit that no madO serious mistake
In issuing tho pamphlet published In
lho London Times In reply to tho report
n tho Nav York Yacht Club on tic
Amotira'a cup races ono nj tho hlghoa1
Yachting authorities In England, q GEN
l.oman who In In constant touch WIN
luo leading mcmbon d lilo Royal
Yacht Squadron. lniotmnd fopro'onl ~.
t.ya oi tho Associated Press yesterday
that Lord DnnfayBn'H action was great,
regretted aud gonetally condemned
by yaahlHmab. , H.,
Ihs prs,a, M rulo. has bopnn 10
ipIluW tho lead Of tho H. J anos tEollOi
which 10 strongly oondVmned borl
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THAT ONE MILE RECORD
For niOyelSs Went G,ImmSring ut Loui
Yiffo,s Track Yssforday

For bicycles Went GummsriRg at Louis
yitiS's rrHCh Yesterday
Tho card at Fountain Ferry track,
Louisville, yesterday, wa, probably the
best gotten together this year, includ.
ing a, il did some Of the fastest men in
the world in each oil three classes, Such
a card msrited a good attendance, but
the weather was 30 chilly as to hold 1t
down TO $500,
Tom Eek stated that the atmospheric
conditions, cold aud raw. were at least
five seconds slow, yet tho ono mile cou'
petition worlds record Of l;55 l-5, madO
by Murphy and liald in ito race at
Denver, went glimmering. In the mile
open, class h, OTTO Z,iglar, after q
struggle with Willie DnCardY and Nat
Butler, succeeded in catching the quad.
These throe soon lott the bunch, but
after two laps Butler and DsUardy wore
shaken oil, leaving IeiRler to finish
alone in the remarkable time OF 1853 20
ono and iour.diIhS seconds under the
record. Summaries:
Class b, one mile handicAp--CoE, Chi
cago, tGO), /; Coulter, (Scratch) .; BeZe-
neck, (0O), 3. Time, 2:09.
Halt mile professional handicap
CrookP, (20l. /; Weinig. 1851, q ]. Eaton,
(35.l j lime, l:06 l.5,
Glass A, ono mile lsndem-Lund and
Van Herrick i; Bowler and SHELTON,
9; Wiege and Yogt, s. Time, 2:l7 2'6.
Ona mile open, professional, paced
with quad--Johnsun, /; Weinig, 2; Cut
ter, 8. Time. 1858
Glass b, one mile; quad paeed-otto
ZeFgler i; Nat Butler. ,; DeCardy, 3,
Time. 1853 20. (Rscord was l:65 10y.
Professional one mile handicap-Star.
buck, (scratch) /; weiniH. Q6. 2; Kin.
dsrWater, (4O,)3. Time, 2;ls S-5.
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NOTE o. NAVluArIoN.
stage otwatsr Rnd MoVsmsnts of HpatS,
Tho IIivnr Interests.

HpAt LEANlNo TODAY,
Fyorlle, Walker, Mnlanora', 1880 AN.
BoLTs LEAVING TOMORROW,
Lexington Cline MatAmomS, lO:s)h M
Liberty, Booth, PaEEeEhurg, 1885 m
Tho Jewel has not yet been brought
up from Marietta because repairs now
In progress have not been completed.
Captain Thomas expects to have her
plying in tho Darlington trade before
the close Of the week.
Captain Charley Knox, OF tho Key.
stone State, IL il said, has worn out sew
eraI pairs Of tan shoas during the past
summer tramping the railroad ties be-
tween the Keystons, laid up above
town, aud tho whariboat, His troubles
will soon he past and but a memory.
The river was ut tho foot 0 inch
mark last evening and slowly falling,
but the risa from tina Allegheny will
hRvo arrived hero this morning at an
early hour, aud before the close OF the
week there will DO at least four feet In
the channel, not much more unless
there is mora rain at headWaters.
Weather cloudy and cool.
Commodore Henderson Is just now
very busy getting his extensive grain
elevator, river and rail transfer and
storsago warehouses, com pleled at Pitts
burgh. II will BIO big establishment,
something that has been needed in tho
Smoky City. The grain elevator has a
capacity OF 10000 bushels and the 9TH
or departments IN proportion.
THE RIVER MARKS.
Plthburgh-River 4 feet aud three.
tenths and rising At the dam, Weather
clear and cool.
SIaubenYille-Riyer II inches aud
stationary. weather clear and cool.
Warren-River foot 8 inches aud
falling. Weather clear and cool
oil City-River feet inches aud
falling. Weather clear and cool.
Groensbnro-Riyer o feet inch aud
falling Weather clear and cool.
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Ono and one.sixtcenth miles, selling
Sun Up, no. DosgStt, 1907 Tom
Moore, l02; Phoebus, 80.
Thre0-iourths tnile-Damsol, ll5;
King T.. Beau Ideal. Defender, Ill;
ptedicament. lOs; Whippany, 0b.
Onn ana one.slghth milos-Oharade,
100; Ina, 100; Lady Adams, 90.
Ftyceighihs mlo-,lrincula. Sun Up,
Tho swan, Amecr, SiroccO, Golden Gate,
10; wilton. Pont Lear, Addie. Mabel
Glenn, Tom Harding, Etssian, lO7.
Mile-Kcrry Cow, Eclipse, 100; Do.
fender, Premier, ll5; Wiahard, Inter.
mission, liz,
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Six weeks ago / suffered with q very
severe cold was almost unable TO speak.
My friends all advised me 10 consult q
physician. Noticing ChamberlNln'S
Cough Remedy advUhi,cd IN tho ST.
Paul Yolks Huitunp | procured bottle,
and after taxing IL short while was
entirely well. | now most heartily
recon tnOnd this remedy 10 anyone sui
iOring with n Cold.-WiLLrAM KEEL, U7s
solby avenue, 81. Paul, MINI.
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At the Pimlico track, Baltimore, the
weather was clear and cold track heavy.
Summaries:
First, ) furlongs-ITenrado, l i; Beatrice
", /; Mildred b. 3; l:06i.
Second. furlongi--Trlnculo, 1; Van
Brunt, .; Oily Ganin. 3; 1904.
Third, handicap, milO-Lake Shore, /;
Hugh Penny. 2; Little Tom, 8; l:44i.
Fourth. 6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Il King
T., .; Tomoka, 8; l:l03.
Fifth, Z inrlongs = Leonawell, /;
Cuckoo, 9; Merry Duke, 81 1887.
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Wo o1er ono Hundred Dollars 10.
ward Tor any casa OF Unthrfll that eau
moi bn cured by Halls CAtarth euro,
Il. j. UnESGY Il 90,
rfOptlclorL Toledo, o.
Wc tho undstagnod, hayo known T..
], Cheney for tho Inst 10 years, and DO.
love him PERFECTLY honorable In nil
business iran0aCllUn' and financially
nblO 10 carry out any oblIgatlonu made
by their lltm. WEsr Il IRUAX,
WhnIcsnlu Drupg6ta, Toledo, q.
Walden, KtSRANk MAGviS,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls UalHth euro In taken In.
formally, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous putiauos Of tho pyaIew.
rhCo, 75r nor bottle. sold by all drug.
gl,iA 'lU'lImonlala FRO
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WHAT NIELnl SAYS.

Ono Reason for tha Great sinIors Success.
Never Nervous Oh the Stage.
Tho Chicago Record Of October 81,
under personal mention column. has
this to say OF the greatest vocalist in
the world: MADAME Melba is never
netyou, on tho stage, and . he attributes
her immunity from the misfortune
which ntlllcts most opera singCts to her
simple diet. She holdIthNt indigestion
brought on by irregular and self.iudul.
gent habits Of eating, Is tho great cause
Of nervousness aud worry among actors
and singers"
This iS true, not only Of actors aud
singers. but Of business mon aud women,
as woll a. school children in fact, the
American nation is fast becoming ma.
ton Of nervous, high.Ilrung dyspNptics.
Tho idea Is, not to diet and stafye
ones self, but to cat plenty OF whole.
some food, aud after zach meal take q
harmless, but effective digestive prepa.
ration like Sluarts Dyspepsia Tablets.
Take ono or two Of tuO,o Tablets after
each moal, and no mNl;ur how weak tho
stomach they will thoroughly digest the
food; it does not remain in the stomach
for hourI 10 isrmcnt, decay and poison
tho blood and nerves
While Stuarts Dy,pop'ia Tablets are
pleasant to take aad simple In their
action, yet tnry Rrs probably the safest
aud most reliable cuto for all stomach
troubles, loss Of ileIh and appetite, pal.
pitnlion, sour or acid stomach. gas and
distress altar maal'. Not only relief,
but u permanent curO Tor all stomach
diseases Cxrspt cancer Of tile stomach.
Full sizo package sold by druggists 1t
80 cents or by mail from Stuart Co.,
Marshall, Mich.
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nunrayen. The st. James Gazette says,
ITO bring up this deliberate charge Of
foul play weeks afterwards 10 altogether
unfair, and II ia dsplorably injudicious
and nnpatrlotic and will mako more
bad blood in the Unitsd States than
hall a dozen CorlnIo or Venezuelan In.
cilents.h
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GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine to cleanse the system and keep the
blood huf,. Those who take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR liquid or powder
ret nll the benefits Of mild and pleasant
laxative and tonic that purhcS tic blood
and strengthens the whole system. And
more thnn this! SIMMONS LIVER RrGU.
LhToR regulates tho Liver, keeps Il active
and healthy, and WHEN the Liver is In
rood condition you find yoursclifice from
Malaria, BIIoiSnsss, indigestion, SILK.
Headache and Constipation, and rid Of
that worn out and lthllIlatel feeling.
These nfe all caused bya sluggish LlvCr
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
lioublcs viii only bC had when tho liver
k properly nj work. liltoublrd with any
Of these complaints, tly SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR. The kng OF Liver Medl.
cncs, and Better than Pulls.
eu-EvEItY pAUiEAGli-ss
Has the u Stamp III red on wrapper
u. II, Collin ~ CO., rhllaa Ia,
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ADvAxon ~ WAC Es

OF Iron Workers In Accordance With tho
Scale AEr'nmont.
PrrrsBURoH, Pa, Nov l2.-At con.
ference OF tho officials Of the Amulga'
mated Association aud tho secretary OF
The Sheet Manuiacturios Association
the wages Of all Workiuou were advanced
two per cent. for tho months Of NevCul'
Dor mud December. The advance was
made on tho ba7is Of tho increased sales
for the two proceeding month";. lIn'
tween 10000 and 10000 men In all paris
OF tho rnnniry ARE AII.nlNl.
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KNOMLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bot
tcr than Others md enjoy life more, with
lens expenditure, by moro promptly
adaptipr tie worlds best products IN
thc needs Of physical being, will nttcs!
the value to health Of the purc liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
Ils excellence IA duo to Us presenting
In Tho form most acceptable and pleas.
nnt 10 tho taste, tho felrcbhing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect las
aliyc, rTcctuaIly cleansing tho Bybtcm,
dlspclllng colds, headaches and icyors
and permanently curing constipation;
IL haS given satisfaction 10 millions and
met with tho approval Of tho mcdii.CgI,
prorrion, because II acts on tho KID
ncya, Liver and Bowels without weak
cnIng them and II IA perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance, =,
gynip Of ltirs Ia for anIc by all drug
riatsIn 5Oc and Il bottles, but y ID mar
iIlarlurcd by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name lsrrihtcd on every
package, also the name, syrup Of rlR
and lOing we'll Informed, YOU VIII no
accept any substitute II offered
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Tho brownies defeated tho huiocs
three straight Tho first game was an
exciting conteat, but ths othOTI wotO
ono, .il1d gcorg.
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ROLF 60 4ANH.
~ EOS - = L.t.., ~ . = Num-.
Special Sale Of Real Estate.

no. $40 MAIN Street, dwelling, now occupied
by William A. lsett Esq.
so. AS MAIN STREET. corner OF Eighth street,
brick tenement Of II rooms; rnnt' for $50 per
Annum. VIII sell for 5000 Bargain
No 81 Virginia street, brick, ~ rooms, modorni
terms, 81 900 cash. balance 0u easy terms.
No. la2 TWELFTH STREET, frame, rooms
NO. 10 TWELFTH ST, hne brick aud stone
dwelling. II rooms. all modern. lot G6xl20 feet
40 no SIXTEENTH ST, brick aud itam0
dwelling rooms lot l0Si20 fcot
80. 1873 FOuRT ZENITH ST., brick dwelling
rooms, lot 5lXl2J feet brick stable on rear otlos
house has oil modern conveulencoA
No. lini CllApLlSE ST., brick dwelling,
rooms, lot lsNlA feet
no. 1873 GiIArLlNE ST., nnc brick dwelling.
rooms modern.
nos ISL AND 1879 ALLEY Is, double brick
dwelling, rooms each and good brick atAblOi
lot GaI6O feet corner Wood street and Alley IS,
FIuc building LOT corner Main aud Sixteenth
streets C7Nl90 feet
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE
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DHEss GOODS, Erc.-eEo. E.sTIFgL & co.
Gro. =. STIFEL6Co.
TO-DEY!

And every day this week will find scores of buyers
at our DRESS GOODS counters, getting values in
the newest dress fabrics that at the opening
goods enables US to offer many things in Black,
CoIored and Plaid Dress Goods at muchower prices.
See them.
nobby Rough Jacket at FIVE DOLLARS is
cheap, but the nobbler ones at $3.50. $1,000,
$l2. so to $500 are just as cheap, for you have
heavier cloth. finer buttons, lined throughout and all
kinds of rough or smooth materials,
Electric or Wool Seal at special low prices to close
them out. There's not a great number of them so
if you want one you will have to come early. All
this seasons goods
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FOR SALB.

-
Farm, "a actcs, n acres bottom land on LdtI0
Grave creek So milrt south OF city, Cheap, on
TatH. d nciS,. ~ miles cas-, OF city, easy
terms. 500 -.
farm. 10 acres. ~ acrct creek bottom, miles
caste Cliv, caW terms slO)l,
Farm, iGl acres Oullos east VI city,
larin. I a. nrfct fronting OF NAlphal t0ii.
mile. east NJ tno city En,y terms, p5n
Farm. 90 acres, houses aud ntchNtdI front
Ing OH river II nllca sONlh VI tho olW vdty
uhtap yltOl
Infm jhacfct. miles east VI tho city,.
splendid iatn, ~ acres on Rpundbolom,
iOURuf,s vi stnrt lyor bottom, gb pot aero
Farm vi lhl acres Ou llnunlbOlIun
Farm, tiNctc, Belmont county, miles west
Farm. sjtftct Belmont county, s milc, Wca
ofrity iiAO
Farm, 10 acre, ~ miles cast VI city, cheap.
Farm y hcrra | y miles east Of city with new
eight fhbnOl house,
Farm y nctr, milo from Em dtoVt
NESBlTT & DEVlNE.
1cl az TAO Mnglsnl slra,l.
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WITH yHE nowLgns.
battle Of tho raiicnd,rs on The South side.
BroWnIHa Beat Muses..

over In tho South side bowling tour.
nNnont last evening" games wcro be-
tWson tho Novice and Orient teams who
have boon tied In tile tail ond Tor SOW
sra days. The milkmen-Orion,s-
made monkey, Of their opponents win
ming three straight on the following
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iiaih iillS from drusaISlS, NOnS cent dose"
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d A 20 buysahaIf,alin linsd sn,o tooth
Ap4 ~ or rough Jacket; velvet col.
lar or plain, worth 81 80 NJ
TlE LfNnrR.
II, EMsnEfNrr.
lC9O Main street.
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FOR SALE

Residence. Pleasant Valley.
lot on South Huron street for leJs than cost
No, ~ North Front street.
lot on South Front street
Los on South Huron street
Residence Woodsdale.
Resldence. south Huron street
Slx.roomed house. Peninsula
House aud lot. National road, 500
Residence, Kentucky street
Residence. ThTty.hrSt street
Residence. Chlpllne street.
Residence. McCOllOch sIsceL
Residence, Fifteenth street
Residence, Sixteenth street
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STATIONERY, BOOKS, Erc.
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN !.

$1,000 buyStwo fine houses, ono brick oisOyCn
rooms, hall, cellar and fourroomOd frame In
Lot IOxlgI to alley. No. 20 South Wabash street.
$1,000 buys house OF I've rooms, two acres OF
land, at River View addition 10 McMechen This
Is dirt cheap
$4,000 buys house OF seven rooms and
house In the rear. Lot sfxl2o. No. $50 Twelfth
street Well rented.
Money to loan on real estate security on short
notice.
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boat LEAVING TODAY
Fayorlle, Walker, Malamora', 1880 a. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW,
Lexington Cllu0. MatAmomS, 1880 q. m.
Liberty, Booth, P1TEeunurg, l0;S1a IN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-25
Sermil6te telrgrapbiidr 9rprfben

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oeS Staate8 aui Der SOd;eitSreiie be-
sriiIen, Oas @a5 aussebtajen unO run
bemiibcu i'd Die 9te:3tc, Die iun9en Yeute
mieber gum gewuBtisiu 81 bringen.
- Jn Wontreal, Gan, mGro 9ba3.
6. Cameron, Elm prOminenter 2lr3t, auf
Die Aniduolguug bin usrbaitet, cine
auf $4,000 gemert5ctt gr!eTmurftnz
iammIun9 9eltObleu su buben.
= Sh GaIlagaiice, 6la., itarb am
0ienltag Der 12siabrige &nabc SenrD
Sernreuter III 6oIgc OeS giiieS elmer
&aee al Der 9aileridsn.
= Der 9Ie8cr &llllum Srp:n, !ucIs
der ieius 6rau ermOr0et bate, lift am
0lcnlta9 i'll Surney, 2incOln>9ountg,
gl,f., bingcridtet wOroen.
- Glue 5niaiitn Der 9tuscns unO
Sbrens&linIt in Bolton, WlaI., lta,
mems Gua StIlburn, besing geltern
SeIbltmOrO, tnOtm lie itA III Der Jta3e
Der Mcnz zYOitOu Bride erlr6nfte.
=. Sn 81. 2Ouis, 0RO., fauo nan
auf elmer 8auitslle I'M nOroli9cn StaOts
tbelle Oi. 2ed)t cIiles unbctaunten &naz
ben, pel1cr SweiieaO3 srOrOislt wurGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-25
Ser Maotrnmnro in San 7yrau;iscu.
q; HNterluNung lplrO fOIt3eIegt.

81; uHterlunung Iptro toltaeIeet.
Gan 6ran3i8cO, Gal, 24. 2lprit.
- Die Sorunteriuaun9 in Der Gnidulz
0isuns 9escn ben StuOe1ten 0urant,
melaer OeS ;weiiaden NiorOe5 bs;idttgt
wro, bilOet nod immer oa5 @reisniB
6c0 Cages. Seute beSeuste 6ruu &.
u. 8py, baB Die Grmoroete, Sri. 8ll>
liams, an Dem 2lbeno, on weldem iie
ermorbet wurOe, ibr Sau8 pcrtieB, nm
Der 6aulilie oc8 Or. Yogel8 eiuen Be-
JUDI absultattcn. Sie iocntiii3irte aud
Die &leiOer oeS sri. 8illiamS.
9looIpb u. Sobe, Der nadite 3su9e,
Gin Sdultamerao beS glugetlastsn,
fannie oici:n iett ctpu adt Sabren. Gr
beseagte, Ourant um llbr oe5 Ira9lis
6en 2benD5 III Segleltuu9 elmer iuu9en
Dame anI Dem 6dbrboot geicben 5u
babcn.
Or. Gibion, scr EaitOr Ser Stride, in
,pelde- Der .Otoro pclibt wuroe, mar Ger
nddrc .3eu9e, unO ieinen 9tusiagen
fOistcn olc 9luwelsnOen nit lIAtiI9sm
Snterelie.