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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-10
MOVABLE DAMS NEEDED

In tho Improvement of the Upper Ohio, to
Wheeling and Possibly tu MRTIOttn--II0
low These Points Ru Open River Is Posi-.
BILE.
Ono Of the most interesting and in
struetivO addresses delivered ut the river
improvement convention at Cincinnati,
was that OF Colonel Amos Stickney,
U. S. A., in charge Of tho government
works on the Ohio. lle glveS II rs hia
view that u locked river IL necessary
from Pittsburgh to Wheeling or posi-
bly, 10 Marietta, and that below an open
river with u minimum HlSge OF six ieat
can DO maintained, lie summarizes his
talk as follows:
"From the knowledge We have OF tho
river, it would appear that in the upper
part, where the water supply ia small,
aud the slopo slGOp. the system OF slack
water navigation 10 the only one that
can bn adopted for making channels
nRvigable at all times, This system
must probably extend a. far rs Wheel
lng, aud perhaps to Marietta, From
Marietta TO Cairo believe that open
river work will produce nayigablo chan
nels, which would increase in width
and depth ne they approached tho
mouth OF the river, should not say
positively what depths aud widths Of
channel can DO obtained. But what ]
believe can be obtained, and should
strive lor, is about as follows; At Mari.
eta the low water channel through tho
ripples might be about 800 feet IN
width. In descending tho river, the
widths through tho ripplea would IN
crease to about 700 ioOt at Cinclnnatl,
1000 ient a. Evansville and 1000 TO 1000
leet At Cairo, In such channels | be-
lievo central depths could DO obtained
OF q iaas IRON Marietta 10 Cincinnati: d
to : ieet from Cincinnati to Evansville,
and from Evansville to Cairo depths
varying from to 10 feet, In the upper
part OF the work, where tho low water
channels would>ba marrow, tho contrac-
ton works should DO kept as low az
possible, 40 that at higher stages large
coal lows could pass over thom at tho
lower stages, small coal flows could ulo
tho low waEer channels,
81 feel worry confident that the cost oil
huIu improvements NhIlh wv NAaA'l lNaA
than the cost OF sIack.wator system,
Tho improvement OF the channel at
every bar benefits the navigation lOr
long reach Of tho river. In carrying OH
work OF this description considerable
plant ia necessary, great deal more
than We now have. There should be a
considerable number OF dredSe', steam.
boats, hdrges, nile drivers. oIc., with
which work could be carried on A. many
poiuis,
"Tho work for the radical improve
ment OF the upper part OF the riser by
the construction OF movable dams has
heon commenced aud is in progress.
Tho omen river work has boon in pro'
gress for many years, bnt has not been
so vigorously pushed rs to produce re.
salts that might haya been attained.
There is, however continual better.
ment Of the channels. Every bad place
made good IL n gain for the navigation
OF many miles OF river. Two bad places
improved made twice the gain, aud II
twenty could be improved in the same
time, the benefit would be more than
twenty fold, for 1t would DO moro per.
Ceptlble and stimulating to the com'
meTce OF the river"
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers Ia tie Clry cut Wheeling Folks
Abroad.


Strangers Ia the Clty rui Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
L. NJ. Rodgers, OF Warrington. Is a
Mcclure arrival.
J.T. Douglas. OF WeEsburg, was atihe
McLu.o yesterday.
A. N. Jolly, OF Beaver Falls, formerly
Of Wheeling, ~ az tho McLu-e.
Assistant City Clerk Watkins is back
on duty alter several days Illnr's.
G. Il. Dcnci, Of sistorsyIle. interested
with a number Of Wheeling pOoplc in
oil, ID nj tho Mcinrc.
TT. Hall and ". S. Stevenson, Of
Fairmont, and John j.. Mccoy, Of Graf.
ton, are guests at tho Windsor.
MrI. q. V. Harding and children
havo returned home after an extended
visit to friends at Washington, Pa
William Howell, Of tho Terminal
railway, gooa to Atlanta, Ga, tomorrow
to attend a convention OF suporinlcnd.
on.s Of bridges.
Mrs. jennie L. Friend. who has been
visiting hor father and mother, IN
Charlo.tou. w. Va, returned homo
Tuesday evening.
Adam Roth and family, who have
bson rosidiug in Wheeling tho past
wear, hays removed to this city, Mr.
Roth bGing employed In tho construG.
lion OF tho now telephone line. --S'c,.
J,nri'is GdseiG
Dr. A. y. Miller Of Wheeling, passed.
through Washington this morning, 20.
ing TO Greene county, aud also inIond.
inc to nay visit to his former home,
Waynosburg. Washington, Pa, Rd'
p0rilr
MissO, Guwio and Annie Speaker,
two popular young ladies Of tho East
End, entertained friends last OyOnlng
In honor Of hlin Clara Potion, a vol
known young lady Of WOodS0old, who
Ia Waiting In this city. Tho affair TOOK
place In BIshoPs hall and was very on
joyablo.
Mr.. anil Mrs. GEORGE Hook AMI Mr.
Fred ilanko loft Yesterday orlllo south
for an extended visit They will attend
tho marriage III thoir nopbow, W.
Charles Hook, formerly 81 wheeling,
In Columbia, \. g., aud allofWard take
Ia tho Atlanta exposition.
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
The House Of Dspat,o. favorS Allan;
For tho CanNeniIon'a Ne1t MealIng.


The House Of Dspatis. FIvnrS Atlanta
For tho Conventions Next Meeting.
MlSSElroLls, Oct. 0.-AnothOr now
diocese WAS authorized by the house OF
deputies Of the Episcopal convention to.
day. tina. OF northern Michigan. y
Tho reportoi tho trustees OF the fund
for the rOliei OF aged aud iniirm clergy.
men and widows and orphans OF clergy,
mon showed that the receipts for three
years had been SSl ,i9i, aud that for 80
clOrgymeu. lGG widows aud ~ orphans
SIS. 99j had been paid out.
There was surprise when the house
took up tho report OF tho committee
recommending Boston rs the next
meeting place Of tho convention, The
clever speech OF Rev. A. W. knight, in
favor Of Atlanta, enabled him to snatch
tho victory from Boston. His amend.
ment was carried by decisive vote and
Atlanta will be the convention city in
1896 il the bishops concur.
The announcement that Atlanta had
won IN the deputies was received with
astonishment ia the house OF bishops,
and it wac declared by number OF the
bishops that the upper house would not
be likely to concur in the selection.
A number OF messages were received
from the house OF bishops as to action
OH constitutional matters. Ono Of the
most important was the adoption OF
article ", providing Tor tho erection Of
provinces Of not loss than tiyo dioCeses.
tho head OF province TO DO named
archbishop. Consideration OF this WAS
deferred until the "primate" question
could DO settled. There was 4 lively
debate over tho point aA TO whether tho
primatc should bo elected or hold his
Office BY virtue Of seniority
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NINETEENrm AxNIvEnsARY


ofthS Phstorats OF Rev. Dr. Cunningham
msmorNtod.
Last evening at the First Presbyterian
church brilliant reception was given
by the ladies' OF the church, in honor OF
Rev. Dr. Cunningham and wife, and in
celebration OF the nineteenth auniver-
sary OF DR.. Cunningham's entering
upon the pastorale OF the church. 1t
Is not too much to say that in every re.
spect the affair was one OF tho most sue.
cesIiul in the history OF the congregI'
ton. The ladies had made great pre-.
parations TO secure the success OF tho
reception, but the large attendance aud
memorable character OF the event was
surprise even to the most sRnguine.
Tho leCtura room Of the church was
proiusely aud taateiully decorated with
palms, potted plants and flowers. The
windows wero literally filed with them,
and the rooua were a scene Of rare at.
traCtIyeness
The hours OF the reception wero from
S TO 10. butt was considerably alter tho
latter hour before the later guests dis
persed. Or. and Mri. Cunningham
we're the recipients OF the warmest con-
gratulations aud the heartest good
wishes from all, and II seemed us Il tho
entire momb6tship and following Of the
church wore present n; One timo or an.
other. There never WIS q similar occR'
sion which attracted 20 tho church 10
Jorge a number Of IL own people. This
was but a sincere expression OF tho feel
ing Of the manbsrs to their beloved
psslor and his wife, and it has been
long timo aimee 40 JOYOUS. Congonial a
social gathering u Christian people has
been seen in the city.
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"Dclmonico'a at g." by Mr.. Glen
Marlborough, under tho management
Of Mr. j. NJ. Ward, will appear ut tho
Grand on lhuriday, Friday aud SAtur.
day, "Delmouico's " g." Ia ono Of
those intensely Imaginable playa ono
often secs now, but with this dislnc.
ton, that 1t ia FREQ from any trace Of
vulgNrity, tho humor IL clean and
whoIcsomo. aud there ia amy quantity
oiit The play hinROa on tho doinga Of
a worthy NJ. d. ana his friends Mt Ger.
tain masked bail, aud tho extremely
complicated and ludiGrout situations
nto tho result Of his hilarious actions.
Manager j. VI, Ward hai selected all
Nrqtclass artistic. Seats at tho box
olics.
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Special DtDaich 10 he mflssaeh
lluSTISGToH, Oc' 0.-FHrncrs IN this
part Of the state who put IN = crop Of
tobacco this yoar are considerably dis.
appointed over tho yold, which ia
nothing like that OF last year. The
prospects were Guo Tor an excellent cop
until the past ton daYe, whoa tho heavy
irosts hRyO had n disastrous effect on
tho growing tobacco. In sOmo localities
tho grangors had expected II frost, and
had gathered their crop, aud arO now
happy. Tho loss to tho farmers will
amount 10 thon.anla oil doIIata.
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Mrs Catherine Mckinley, wife Of Pat.
rick McGialey, died yesterday morning
q: her home on Seventeenth street, Mt
the advanced Rge Of eighty. eight years.
Shc was the mother Of James aud An.
drew McGlnoy, and OF several other
sons who survive her, and was highly
respected by a wide circle Of friends.
Tho funeral will occur Friday morning,
rnquiom mass blinc celebrated at St..
JOsoph's cathedral at o'clock.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
stage of Water aud Movements of Boats.
Tho River Interests.

NE,rLgpNYS DEPARTURES
FayOfl,c. Walker Maiamoray, II am,
Jennie George. llOO,h, Cliunslon. d.a0p m.
EOATs uAy:SG TODAY
J. G. Hopkins. MaiamOus, n a m.
Jennie George Booth, GlahngtOn,o:D .. IN.
Tho marks Mt 6 p. IN. showed foot 3
inches and stationary. Weather cold
and cloudy.
Local rivermen are taking great in.
terest in the proceedings Of tho river
improvement convention at Cincinnati.
THE RIVER MARKS.
Pittsburgh-Riyer foot l.lOLhs and
stationary q! thsd Weather cloudy
and cool
Oil Ctty-Rivor inches and station.
airy. Weather cloudy aud cool.
Observation-Disclosures fee. inches aud
stationary. Weather cloudy aud cold.
WArren-Rver a: low water mark.
Weather cloudy and cool
Morgautown-Riyer feet and sta.
ionary. Weather clear and cool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-10
clnnm, ArnIn.l ~. ,Inr.hnI NIn.nn.

SDIrIW DlDllC1 10 Wf N7TTIIW"F
PARKGRpunG, W. VA, Oct o.
Deputy United statol Marshal T. b.
Harper, Of Mineral county, passed
through tho city to-day cnroulo to Kcl.
logg to roo ox.Marhhal Ninaon, against
whom hc holls extensive claims. liar.
pOt says noro OF Wilson'S former
deputies have claims duo ihcm which
thOy arc pushlng,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-10

TINS Darlington, via, journal saya
odttorialy Of o popular patent mCdi.
cino' "Wo know from experience that
Chalnberain'a Collie, Cholera aud Diat.
rhra ROmcdy ia all that Ia claimed for
w. rs on two occasions It stopped UxCfu.
eating pains and posSibly saved us
from an unilmBlY grave. No would not
rcst easy over night without II In tho
house, This remedy undoubtedly
sayos more pain aud suffering than nnv
olhCr medicine IN tho world Eysty
family should kocp IL In tho bou,c, for
II In HurO to hO noohed goonor ar lsin,.
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OHIO NrE1oA. lIMlnOnlsrs.
Tho Minhtcrlni Appointment. Made nj
Their Conference.

Their Conference.
srsrnE.YnLE. o., Oct. G-At the
African Mothcdrst Episcopal coniqr.
cnGo those appointments wore made Tor
this section Of tho state. Sicubonyi!ln,
John Dickcrson; NJ. Vernon, ". r.
Arts; Cadiz, a. }. Means; Bcilairr,
Charles Coleman; youngstown, j. VI.
Rose; N1rwalk aud trcnunt circuits,
a. i. Molten; st. ClairsylIlo circuit,
Paul ). blackburn; Smrthhctd circnn, Is.
II. Leo; En4t Liverpool and Wcl,villu
circuit, u. NJ. Car.on; Warren and Lp.
rain mission. A. ", FaCkley; Canton
and Salem. Jackson Okey; bridgeport
and Martin's Fcrry, 7. 4. Green.
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a a. HANItry, Of Magic, pa, wrIle1i
81 feel tn duty Of nina TO Iniotn vou
aud tile public that DO VITA Wtlch
Hazel save gnfol Mo oi u worry bad ease
Of cc1ona. II also cured my boy of n
running aofo on llg log. Logan Drug
Goa Wheeling, W Va, il. H. Tcobpdy
lionwood, and Bowie y o., Bfii,o.
port, ..
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WANTED.

WANTED A STENOGRAPHER
w for Alabama. also combined boohkrg3sr
md steuoSraphsr for MissN,pp,. Address
uRAUGHOS's PRACTICAL BUSINESS CuL.
LEGE, SashVilp. Tenn. Scs
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SALESMEN TO TAKE Orders
y We send samples: give exclusive TERRITORY
ugy good salary aud expenses, or libera. cos.
mission TO proper applicants Adde'S, Z v.
Bhx rs. New York CHS. so!l.WE
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POSITIONS FOR FEW PUSHING
/ Salcsiacu on salary; staple line u y1I
mean business. address foF particulars, stating
age. LUXE BROS. Chicago, scsD.AtJh
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INSJANrED-A LIVE SALESMAN.
! w Would you like permanent position
! paying $50 monthly Particulars free no pet'
| ding. goods eatirely new. Address T. %, Box
| tDs. Boston. Mass oG,sNwaI
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PENITENTIARY BOARD
Holds It's Monthly Meeting at the
Mouudsvills Prison.
THE TWO BIDS FOR COVICT LABOR
Both Rejected, aud New Proposals
Win hs Invited - Suspension OF u
Guard ApprovOd-A Recent SIOot'
Ing of Guards Observation-Disclosures
ofthe Marshall County Grand Jury
ERdcd.

The board OF directors OF tho ponItea'
tiRry held its regular monthly meeting
at Moundsville yesterday. After tho
regular routine business was disposed
Of, tue bids which had been received
for convict labor we're Opeued, Only
two were received, and alter quite a
lengthy discussion, it was decided to 70,
ieet both. One bid was too low aud the
other was not satisfactory, and the bid
dsrs did not want to take the nunbsr
OF hands the board desired to contract
for,
The Weaver BardaIl Manufacturing
Company, tho present contractor, was
one bidder, aud the other was foreign
firm, whose name was not given out,
who wanted to contract TO carry on q
different line oil manufacturing, New
bids will DO Gdysrtlled for, aud the
board hopes to receive Soma competing
bids from eastern capitalists, about New
York, Baltimore ald Boston,
The suspension OF Guard MerTlfe!d
for disoboyinR tho ru.es OF the inatltu-
ton, was allowed TO remain as ordered
by Warden Van Pol,.
The report that an indignation meet
ing was held by tho guards OF the pent'
Tertiary on Monday evening at which
Warden Van PelI was scored was un-
true. The meeting was friendly one
aud was i0T tue purpose OF exchanging
ideas about the work ol the place and
getting better Understandings Of tue
rules.
The Marshall county grand jury end.
ed . two dlys' session 1t MouudsvllIe
yesterday afternoon. \. Ga,Rss was
foreman OF tho jury. Sixty-tyo tue
bills were found, sISsy.two being liquor
indictments, whica are ~ follows:
Camsron--William ketchen, Il; A. v.
Fisher, Il; Lomau Reese, .; Russell
Grimm. ! ; Jeasc Barnett, :; Hills How
ard, .; Ninm Simms, . Moundsyillc--
Edward Nosi, | Michael Callahan, .;
Thomas Higgins, >; John Henrietta, err,
.; ]. Il. Johnston, 8; Barney Shelyey, >;
John kull, >; Burnley Clemens, s. John
Henrietta, ir., /; ]. Z. Duncan, :.
Tho ether indictments aTr:
Frank Duncan, felony. lilo murdered
L. L. StrOsindsr near Board Tree last
Friday.
James Storey, misdemoanoE He
jumped board bill at the Hotel john
ston, Moundsville.
Robert Richie, felony. He malicious.
ly cut Frank Hudson At Benwood on
June 2S, 1895.
After the grand jury made its report
court adjourned until Saturday, when
Judge PAUL will again preside.
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CALESMEN TO TAKE ORDERS AND
y collect; go bond, sgued by buaugH
tTm required; exclusive Territory; 81 20 81
weekly. For particulars, address L. O. BoNl
New York CHS. sc34TgTU
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FOR RENT-PIANOS.
FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT THE
REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine: perfect
condition guaranteed. with stand: delivered free
in city; month applies purchase CT new
when directly following rental.
WYCKOFF. sEAMANS & BENEDICT.
d19-tf Cor. 9Th and F NV
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BOARDING.

FIRST CLASS MEALS SENT OUT; 9 MEALS PER
day, so mo-. in this neighborhoOd; served in
the dining room. 1l0l 18th st. NV. DO and14.
ZINE LARGE ROOM: WELI-HEATED HOUSE;
south front; act Ommodatons first class. 2U27 /
ST. NV. DIST
WANTED FAMILY HAVE NICELY
furnished large front room, with board for two;
ami; reasonable; ref required sol nth st
sw. d7-2ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED

FOR kENT-9O3 H ST. NV. NEXT TO COR.
9th, cozy 3stOry brick front bay-window; Or;
bath; newly painted and papered: $50 per mo.
Apply to T. E. WAGGAMAN, sl7 F st. G9-tf
FOR RENT-NICE HOUSE, Sc p ST. W. OR $1s 80
Broom house; stable and outbuildinss; acres
of ground; on Sheriff road; only $1,000 mo.
ALLEN ~. MALI.ERY & Co, 62i + st. NV. d9-tf
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FOR RENT
SOP AND SOL nth STREET NV
Two large adjoining brick dwellings. each
tanning l3 rooms 16 large closets, line dining
room and every convenience.
viii be rented separately ar together: excel
lent location for residence and apartment use;
convenient to all hotels, government depart
ments snd pieces OF interest generally.
Rent reasonable 70 desirable tenants.
THQS ]. FISHER CO.,
de5-6t 1924 st. ny
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REDUCED RENTALS.
Sw cor. I'd and NV; IA rooms; SAT. so.
207 st. ne: just east Of Capitol: s rms. and
bath; $500; key at drug store. 1OOO-2 4th st.
10 rms; $3.50. 517 Spruce St; very desirable
S25; key next door. 3lS Elm St. lie Droit Park
in perfect order; $3.50; key next door.
CHAS. f. BANES,
DIST 14th and G sts
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FOR RENT-BY JAS. +. SHEA 632 PA AVE. NV.
COS East Capitol st. IL rooms, ANIL. $45. 90
512 9Th St.. s.w., 10 rooms an.i. ......... 80
4O1 Q st. s.e., roons ami. 80
403 G st s.e rooms ami. %. so
SIT G st. s.w O rooms, a. mi.............. 1880
321 1917 ct. sw., rooms, ANIL. 1880
1910 st. ne, rooms ami. 1850
Pill E st. NV, 9 rooms, water, &c. ....... 1850
Ats st. sw. 6 rooms, bath &c.......... 1870
637 e st. s.e., rooms water &c.. ....... 1900
233 st. s.w., rooms, water. ............. 1900
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UNPUBLISHED.

FOR RENT
IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO
DUPONT CIRCLE
A fine, large. modern residence at a greatly
reduced rental
THOMAS j. FISHER s. Co.,
diff st
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


FURNISHED.
FOR RENT-FURNIsIED, NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE,
i!26 Mass ave., $1Io per month, or in APART
MEATS; IA rooms; two baths; Offices first
FOR RENT-DESIIsABLE HOUSES, ALL PARTS
of city; convenient; sizes, large and small ami;
fnr. and unfur; low rents. +. +. VRoOMAN l.
Co., 1419 st. NV. d9-3t"
rooms; ami. and concrete cellar; nice yard;
stoves all clean: ready to move in. Must be seen.
119 New York NV. d9-3w"
FOR RENT-FURNISHED-P ST. NEAR DUPONT
Circle, handsome house; 12 rooms and
baths; well furnished; rent moderate.
DIST ELLERSON Il WEMPLE, 617 14th st. NV.
FOR RENT-N NORTHWEST SECTION, COVE
nent to cars. very desirable corner house, fac
ing south; fifteen rooms; sunlight in every room;
very completely and handsomely furnished; two
bath rooms; hot water heating apparatus, with
automatic temperature regulator. Terms very
reasonable. Address Room no. Central Power
Station. Capital Traction Co. dI-1w'
NICE Io;RooM MoGsE: WELL ETRSIssHEDI;
CARS; NEAR THE CAPITOL.
dist sWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 1903 st.
FOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED
isrH Sh s Es hcSI Al g sh hodMs
BATH: 1864; $1,000 PER MONTH. d7-3t
FOR REM
Nh av 3r Dup cir $500 st mr. 10th Ior 1S S
wyoming av mr. TO- 2ars7s, ii st mr. 18th. 1ir. .l25
i. av mr. L. ISL .so5 J.Gerson pI mr. TO- tr.i25
X ST mr. 1Tfh. I7r. nj Nd av ne M 9Th, Tor. 12l
18th. 1er .250I st mr. 18th, Or. ..l25
10th st mr. 4. l1r. .225l st nr 18th; 13r... I29
\ st INV mr. 18th ,is -. st mr. 10th nw,iarllo
T st 21st, 13r .200l Q bet 22G&23d NV. l3rloo
10th st near a. 1ir. .175I Cor 18th st and Ken
i2th st mr. 1, 17r leo 18th st nr K. 100
Capitol st cor c, A st mr. I'd Sc. 11r. 100
14th mr. Kene;aw. II: $50 ID St ne mr. B, i5r loo
18th st cor Cor 18th st mr. / nw.9r 80 .33
? St nr 10th i5r: :isS St f mr. list Sc. iir..7S
II st mr. 18th 12r. 1901 l4th st nr StOughton,
18th st nr i. iir $50 Fla av mr. 18th. STE
ST mr. mr. 1sh IT,
s st G near q S Tor 2i haq soth2
Hiliyer pl 21st 11r. Riggs st 18th. Or. go
Co.coran Er 18th, 3r.125 oath nr L. Or. ...... so
= st mr. 18th. 13r. ..l25 st ne mr. I'd. IT.. so
18th mr. Mass ave, 13r. 125 K st 18th, lSr. -
18th NV, l2r. I25 P st nr Both. Or. .35
D SEE UI IF hssh hGE HousE COLUMN
de7-tf 1924 st. NV.
FOR RENT
RARE CHANCE
ESTABLISHED BOARDIAG HOUSE.
CENTRALLY LOCATED IN n. W.
Completely furnished; rooms nearly all en-
III health of present tenant reason for su,iettins
" '''' '''' '~e'' Nv n HUYcK.
G7-3t 1898 Pa. ave.
For hEST.EuR:, LARGE AND DESIRABLE ssn
oTe hs I be fS ffe On Ea
ERFOItD, 1907 st. no25-lst
FOR RENT FUHNISHED-13ol CLIFTON ST., CO
inmha Heights; new. modern house; l6 rooms
logs: electric Lighting; electric bells; billiard
table; fully and handsomely furnished; $40 per
the premises. no25-lOt
UNEURNySuEn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-09
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT BLISS BUILDING: NEW: MoIkH>;
elevator: gas ard electric light: free uelepnon-:
hot water beat: cleaned; furnished sor unflr
nished: all street cars; fronting the Capitos:
prices moderate Apply to MANAGER. Room 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-09
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-TWO PARTIES WITH 81, 900 TO COM
pletc syndicat. buying cheap lot in Column
bia Heights: a chance to double your money
Address G. L., Star office. d6-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-09

FOR RENT-FURNISIED, NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE,
1928 Mass. ave-, $1T5 per month"; or in APART
MENIS; ii rooms; two baths Offices; first
class house; offer wanted: owner leaving town..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-09

FOR RENT S-ROOM BRICK HOUSES ALL
modern Improvements; 10 ard IL 4th st. /;
dining room and kit hen on first door; furnace in
cellar, convenient to two lines Of cars. Keys
at IA 4th Ut. Sc. Apply TO OWNER, 9l3 st.
NV, second door. se7-l