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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14

eictIon was as they show clearly he amount o.
work which has been done since January 1879 me
pling work shown has been In place Ioi "O"I'' ga
months and since the last Of the inner TO" Vi p''
driven the steam dredgcrs ana the SECTION pump
have done the major part Of the work According
10 the contract. the dock should De coiHP''''u ~
August and it does not require any amount o'
figuring 10 show that the fuinlnent OF the contract
Is physical impossbillty. Whoever taxes II WIZ
have TO have extension or time ""'h W.
Gilles was informed that his estimate WIS "'''
gether too low he COOlly Informed the "'Pd' ''''
that that his affair. and that ne hd' p'.''y
OF bondsmen. 1t developed shortly after"afd u''
one OF his bondsrnen a Brooklyn capitalist VINO
had advanced s0I0 for the work. withdrew from
his financial agreements and the Work "o''f' ""''
stopped had il not been that Alfred j. Murray c'ie
TO the front and in effort TO secure sVV'V "i''C
was already owing TO him by Gi!lies agree" 10 mp
him out OF his difficulty. Murray had Boou Damn
account and A political pull" AMI was more ahA-
ious TO get back his original investment thah ~
put the contractor on his feet. He therefore went
10 Washington and secured power or ATTORNEY
from Gillies under which the Treasury DePai '"'e'
was 10 pay TO Murray the outstanding account anu
N addition two-thirds e. 23 per cent Oh uie ~
profits the GillIes contract the result OF 'ne al
rangement being that Gillies was to furhish 'he
contract and the labor while Murray put up ''''
capital
RUNNING AGAINST DIFFICULTIES.
With the financial backing obtained in ms way
TITLES started Oh his work and ran along "fioo'H's
LOT time. until the latter part OF May Ie''' "''
ne struck a snas, and nurnDer OF MS I'o'iV'7
VINO were working on the foundation demanded an
advance from 81 IS to 81 day. and on that deliiahu
being refused threatened TO bring action against
MIN on the ground that he had violated the Id" Vi
congress which limits the days labor on "o'cr"
"eht work TO eight hours. Al this time the n's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
Ar rHr ERooKKry THEATRES.

Mine Sans Gene" which has rounded ont week
Of unusually successful business ~ the Columbia.
VIII lee ~ tha- playhouse FOR the week beginning
tomorrow night Every ulpht last week. in bad
weather as wei a good. BROOKLYN comedy-loverS
turned out TO ,-r Sariou'> fascinating creation,
mounted "a II vas in New York and forming "A
rnproaurt0n Of the Court scenes of Napoleon. on
Thursday Apri IS. there will he a sTk 'al matinee
in aid Of s. Mlry's Female Hospital, with Felix
Morris and his company IN "A Game o: Cards and
Behind the Scenes
Joseph jefferson. in RIP Van Wrinkle" vii, be At
the Ambition for the week beginning Monday. April
Is. in positively his only engagement IN Brooklyn
this season. There Will he only one matinee, on
Saturday.
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to hold himself in readiness to command the guaru
OF the Lancaster have been issued. but no date
has been fixed for him to report for duty. Inc
nrosent programme is that the ship shall be
cruiser and while II is probable that newborn
will be the station at which her officers Will re-
mort and where the will Join, she VIII not
be attached to any training station. but VIII De
more of an Independent vessel special service
Her IA ssages will he up and down the North Atlantic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
HEAVY BAIL ~ 4 SNAIL CASE.

Justice Watson. in the Even Street polio" Court,
Yesterday rcmandcd joseph smith alias Ref a
German twenty years Old IN 5000 bail for passing
A counterfeit silver dollar. Smith lives az No. /
Marcy-ave. The complainant was George Weyh.
who keeps a barroOm at No. 3lJ Mauler-sL The
prisoner with another man entered the saloon, and
Smith asked for drinks. and offered the spurious
coin. Nae Weyn was looking at the coin, Smith :
companion became alarmed ana ran ou' OF the
store Policeman BrenE"r. OF the sixth Precinct
arrested smith lie denied that he knew the coin
was bad. and said that II had been given 70 h.m
by the who WAS with him. whom he did
not know having only met him an hour before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
Suits, Capes, Jackets.

The woman who hasn't looked IateN mas III
idea Of the wealth If style and luxury 70 p'
found right hero. It's especially surprising no"
much elegance in a Spring Costume can he pur-
chased for s2l3 Ladies are delighted. -
th. Dresses and you'll ~ longer wonder why.
Capcs, Jackets. suits at F~oo' Si-'"
tItoS 1919 beautiful beyond any YOU We
ever seen at anything like SUCH prices.
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WORK oN NEW BUILDINGS.

In everything except strictly Nlvl matter. ''c
ward is d place OF activity a pr"s".t Aio's '.'
quay wall dcrricks have been raised p"-drivUrs ac"
in active operation. and the folnt1fians for tGe
new sea wall being prepared Ia ~" Wv
space north Of the steam Eng ue"ring Bureau
bulldng the new crenatory l. bright as l -Hl''"s'
with rs corrugated lron roof ani B. '"WlN -
r,ro1cnlug completion. BOT Gar nom tH.o Hiii'
building founIAiions are being laii FOR me ""% pa
shop and at other places ir 49," lhIi !I'N, 90
~ Grtt.n workln-u are unloading material i";
nov. bu.lipg- scn0lrrrS - various tl2'- ar" ''''
NJ a, the piers la4cl "lth material ana VOTE NO.
,he ucw contracts for improving fh" yarn Is t''Hs
4tc
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cREATER NEW WORKS. GREATEST STORE.
R@gMSMAA&
Aa075@:AN{S9GSESy2x!SS5::!c)
Stylish Millinery.

You who saw our magnificent Millinery sho"
Of last week will scarcely recognize 1T on Mon
day. More beautiful if anything-but not the
same.
We had to have few hundred rich bonne's 10
take the place Of those you are wearing to-day
Brought more from Parasitic best. MADE many
right here in our own workrooms-equalIy pretty
we think You shall soc them and Judge Mon
day and following days.
Customers tell us that the special line OF
Trimmed Hats at $3.50 to $1,000 cannot be
couaIcd in America at twice our prices See
these also-and judge.
UNTRIMMED HATS-larger assortment thah
ever before-herc or elsewhere-Popuiar prices
Flowers Feathers. Jets Rhinestones' steel Or
nanicnts- SPECIAL PRICES.
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Cigar Department.

Jackson Square Brevas, great favor A
ite. large and pleasing, 100 cigars for TsS
La Traviata PerfectO. clear Havana, r II
II exceedingly fine flavor. per box or II u
~ cigars. ....''''''' '''''''' '''''''''''
Al-Tobacco Cigarettes. box Of 3D.. 8.
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Wine Department.

SPECIAL. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
Finch's Golden Wedding Rye. bottle. Sd
Martin &, Rossi's Yarmouth bottle 40
BASES Ale bottled in England, doz.. LOO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-04
FAIR FACTS AND FANCIEs.
pils Of Gossip OF u Personal and General
Character,


Tits Of Gossip ora Personal and General
Character,
This is Farmers Day.
Tho W. 9. I. U. booth docs a thriving
business.
Most Of tho lemonade sold this year
is fit to drink.
Lots OF hogs there, but not many in
the proper pena.
Tho pony exhibit caught the fancy OF
all the little ones.
One Of the best improvements is the
Penn street gate.
Tho muscle dance seems to DO q
strong attraction.
Nothing alOS tho Smith Brewing Com
pany's exhibit; it is all right.
W. b. Howell has the best restaurant
that was ever on the grounds.
II. seamon & Sons cigar exhibit is
absent for tho first time since the fair
was organized,
The $3.50 white silk quilt from China,
in the ladies' department, attracts
mum AkNnhNtGils
1t looked by the hotel registers last
night as II hall Of Sist0rsville aud vicin.
ity were in town.
The management forgot TO advertise
the eclipse OF the moon. As a feature it
was "out Of sight"
The patrol wagon attracted moro at
tontion on the grounds yesterday than
any OF tho exhibits.
Gov. MaCCorklo aud his friend. Col.
Bob Carr. Of kanawha, were interested
spectators yesterday.
The association is fortunate in having
a corps Of courteous and accommodat.
ing officers aud attaches.
The banks have signed m agreement
TO close at noon on Thursday, tho 9Th
inst, to enable the employees to 10 TO
the State Fair.
The mayor has n proclamation in an.
other column calling for half holiday
tomorrow, City Day, Il should DO gem
orally observed, aud everybody ought
10 SEQ tho cavalcado and races.
The fair day for the DRY goods store
employees will be Friday, when all dry
goods stores will close at noon. This is
done because more visitors are in the
city on Thursday, and for their accom-
mediation the firms have agreed TO
change tho day OF closing.
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that started, broke a log and Is in pretty
bad shape. DIR. Refer said last night
he would have to DO shot
2.l6 PACING, PURSE 500.

frat heat-Walter D., q local horse
surprised the talent by winning tho
opening heat of this race, which was
one OF the prsttiest races seen on the
Island. Tho two cracks, Billy West, the
Baltimore horse, and Mcbride, tho
pride OF Moundsvitie, wore 80 busy
watching each other that they allowed
Captain "Tom" Princes Walter ID, TO
get big lead on the back stretch.
Though the load was cut down, tho
Wheeling horse managed to oTaWl un'
der tho wire close winner, Billy West
second and Mcbride third. Time, 2:l74,
Second heat-The pole horse, Walter
D., held the lead in this heat until the
back stretch on the second hall, when,
to use o base ball phrase. "lhe balloon
went up" Then it developed into 4
contest between Mcbride and Billy
West, and the Baltimore animal beat
out Dayissop's horse in q hot drive IN
the stretch. The time was two seconds
better than the opening heat.
Third heAt-This was very exciting
heat, Billy West, having tho polo, lsd
" tlb START Dub w hup puuh lbAVhSh
looked 10 DO out Of il. Mcbride and
Walter u. next took tho lead in turn,
but both went up in the air. Coming
up the stretch W. L, got the lead aud
won without an effort, Billy West had
recovered, and came in second in a nice
aniHh with Mcbride and Walter D.
Fourth heat-W. L. aud Billy Woat
were having a battle royal until the
lower turn on the second round, whom
W. L. stumblsd and Billy West took q
heavy lead over the field, lie won in
hollow style, with Mcbride, who. by the
way, is not in condition, second, aud
Walter D. third.
Fifth heat-This was the final and DO.
Gliding heat OF tho race. For the half
shey were all punched. but on the lower
turn on tho second round, the favorite,
Billy West, went up tho air and, Nc Bride
went to the front. Fear, howOvor, had
Billy quickly back to pacing, and when
they entered tho stretch no was on even
terms with Mcbride. and won easily in
the sprint homo. The summary:
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aud most Of tho people wero at tho track
Bite.
Tho timo mado In tho several racon
LhowS that tho now track Is QUO Of tho
best in tho country. Horses Hro going
faster hero than lhoy have gOno at any
other track whGrO tlicy havo recently
Htartod, evidence Of tho high quality Of
tho Wheeling course. Before tho pros.
ont meeting II over tho track record for
both pacing and trottIng will undoubt
Odlv be broken.
Tho first race on tho programme was
tho 2ilG pace which required five heats
and was worry exciting aud enjoyable.
Walter D., n Wheeling lot6o managed
10 tako tho titat Auat hut wa not In
tho running nitOt tho opening h0aL
Tho second wRs captured BY Billy Wost,
Fears Baltimore entry, who was tho
iayofite, and although hs missed win
ming tho third heat which went to W, IT,,
liD CamO along IN good GlyIO In tho
fourth aud Iiitl and won tho TnCO.
Tho 1898 ttnt VIVA mn nnBy win for
Harry l., a SloubonyIlO horse. Nollio
Shank, tho ialL Canal Doyor entry,
pushed tho winner In tho frat and
second hoalS but Harry was Cloatly tho
bOtlOt animal aud won on hIa morris.
Tho running tacO was hollow victory
for BnckOdic, oil tho Olhor horses bOing
dlIlancOJ. George Ia, ono VI thu liOrhoH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-04
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

BIDS will be received By tho Board Of Regents
Of tho Wc,t virginia state Normal School and
rs Branches at luc Office OF the undersigned rs
follows For the erection aud heating Oi Il
building for MARSHALL College Normal School, ut
Huntington, alterations aud additions IN tho
old buiIdlng NJ West Liberty; abolition IN tho
present builIlne NJ FairnOnt, and new build
Iur Mt shcphcuI'trwu.
Drawings may DO Focn, on nnl after August
o. lsgi. nj each II tho above named places Tor
inr huiitmg To no There erected Ent tIr n't tho
building, nj the office VI Hon I. s. R.luy In
Wheeling; flBt National Bank. IN Hunting
ton. tho Ufirc Of Hon T. VI. GIlkc,nn, IN Far
kCr,hufg aud nj the unito Of thu state SupCfin'
trnhynt If Ffrn school, ~ Charleston.
The bids viii 10 opened nj lhfEurshurg. w
Va September H. 1875, WhrW bids, not sent 10
Charleston will h' received ~ ~ the hour oi
noon on ihc said 10Th DAY Of srpIcmbor lsS,
TAe fght IS reserved IS fnlnHt aaY SIS @h bids
Virgil, 4, LEWl5.
President Of tho board NJ Regents NJ the West
Virginia state Normal School aul ~ lrnuchcA
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Steubonvile--River loot inches
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
Oil City--Rivcr inches and sta.
tiohary. Weather eIoar and pleasant.
Morgantown-RiYor o foot and sta.
tionNry, Weather clear aud warm.
Greonsboro-Rivnr feet and station.
ary. Weather clear and warm.
Pittsburgh-Rver foot eight.tcnthS
and falling, Weather clear and pleasant.
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G. AR Enoompmon. II, Louisville. Ky.

@. a. H. EnoHmpm nj Louisville, Ky.
Tho Ohio River railroad haI been dc.
clnred tho official route to Lousviln,
Ky, Tor tho &. A. Il, aud the WomeR's
Relief CORPS. OF West Virginia. Tickets
will no on salO via this route September
S to 18th, good to return until October
5. 1895. Tickets vii! read vim Lexington
or Newport, Ky, thus giving the holder
the privilege OF other ronto, or going
ono route and returning the other.
RatO from Wheeling will be 81 80 Tor the
round trip. Take the Woit Virginia
Flying, leaving Wheeling at 5:lj a. M,
Central time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-04

HE weather was
Rlittlo warm yes.
tsrday, in fact,
oppFessIvely go
in tho sun, or II
one were walking
much ! but in the
grand stand or
under the shade
Of tho trees on
tue State Fair
Grounds t h ere
was O pleasant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-04
REAL ESTATE.
Special Sale Of Real Estate !

STORrROOM AND DWELLING OF rooms,
corner Fourteenth and McCpilOrh streets
so III X. HUROS STREET, lot t8Nti2 ieet
NO lgyS YORK STREET franco rooms
40. lA TWELFTH STREET frame . rooms
CHEAP BUILDING LOTS on " Huron street
ZllCS addition
CHEAP HCiLDiEG LOTS on y. Efie street,
Standardization.
10. no ZANE STREET, frame, I rooms.
No 10 TWELFTH STREET, frame, rooms
No. 1901 CllAPllNE STREET, brick dwelling
of rooms RHh tutshcd attic water 90 tGFee
LnDr,, lOi lsElSO feet splendid location.
no. rs FOURTEENTH STREET. lot D1lD
feet Must be- sold before september l..
THREE LOTS. each 6lVl2O feet on the north
east eefRcr 81 Wabash Rad lndignS streets,
Island. WtiLSCLL CHEAP.
40. 100 FIFTEENTH STREET, frame house o!
four rooms LOr nOSlOJ FEEr
ELEVEN SHARES WHEELING BRIDGE co.
MONEY LOANED Of CITY REAL ESTATE
RINEHART & TATUM,
CUy Hank BuuolSa.
Tclenhone 30 laug7l Room No. G.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-04

IuEnE Is no doubt, no failure,
when YOU take Do Wits Collie and
Cholera euro. II il pleasant, acts
promptly, no bad aitor effects. Logan
Drug Co., Wheeling W. Va, b. +. Pon.
body, Banwood, aud Bowio x Co., Bridge.
nntL q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-04

Tho 9;l0 pace--Colouel Day, /; Mary
s., q Billy A., 81 Bay Harry, an out
side chance.
The $500 troll. X. L., Il Chauncey
Boy. .; Alva Wood, 8.
Tho 9;24 pace-Patoche, Il Veni, .;
Harry b., &
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-04

First heat-Buckedio won the first
heat aud race, the other horses being
distanced. Until the upper turn was
reached Eli, tho Wheeling horse. waI
in the lead, but there no was done for,
and quit inGloriouIly, On the hack
stretch George L. stumbled and broke
his right leg, putting him out of
it. Monterey finished second aud Eli
was third. Time, 1861.
Nash's combination gave two events
in their programme which is to inter.
spersO the racing this week. Tho fret
was doubte-rig trot in which tho team
driven by tho woman won. The other
was running race in which riderless
horse was entered with two other horses
ridden by women. Tho ridorless horse
won in great finish,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-04
THRRE THOUSAND
People at Fine Afternoon OF
Racing at the State Fair,
MANY FINISHES WERE EXCITING
Especially in the Pace, Which Was
aHotly Contested Race,
TODAY is THE DAY FOR FARMERS

Aud AsrIoulturalIsts WIN no Here In
Great Force-Io-day's RaoIuG Gard
is Ono oftho BoS, of tho wesk-All
tthe Exhibits Wore Complete Yes.
tCrduy-The Cattle Exhibit is IN.
usually GOOd-The Sheep ExhthIt is
Very PoOr-A Race Horse Injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-04

N idcul afternoon, q
track that was in
record breaking
shape, and two fine
harness races, com.
bincd to mako tho
follow who attended
Yesterday after.
moons races II he
first Of tho present
stntO l'Rir-ioel that
He was worth ity.
ing. A very good
crowd was on hand
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-04
IRIS a GREAT CARD

OF Racing That Tia. liccn Provided for
THIS Afternoon.
Tho racing card for this afternoon at
the State Fair Is probably ono oil tho
best OF the week. In the 2:lO pace thoro
arc number OF good horses and the
fellows who "pick the winners" arc In u
quandary. Tao same istruo nfthO 800
trot and 1894 pace. Tho following is
the programme, aud as to-day is Ear
mer's Day" there will no doubt DO ono
Of tho largest crowds Of tho week in at
tendance, tho largest with tho possible
exception OF Tomorrow, CITY Day."
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PROPOSALS.
CEALED PROPOSALS

WIN be received uulil September 70. 1891. Tor
tho erection u, bank hlilllng at Grafton, W,
Va Tor the Fist National Hans
Plans eau be seen nt tho bank building In
Grafton, or nj thr 0Nct Oi the architects, Franz
helm. Glossy 4 Fairs Wheeling, ". Va nlts 10
be sent tn e. f. ". KunSi, Grafton. secretary OF
the building committee, on OF before sCptcm
bcf "a, mtg O'Clock n. M,
The building committee reserves the right to
fpippt my ar nil hid, EptsNns
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FOR SALE.

Farm o. 30 acres, S miles east Of city. s0Lc,g
creek bottom. Easy terms, 81 5O0
Farm, l+ acres, fronting on National road
miles east Of the Citv Easy terms, S5Jhl
Ing on river, a MILES south Of tho city; Yrsj
cheap, $500.
Farm. 20 acres, miles east OF the ciy.
splendid farm, $50 acres, on Epuadbo,tOa
100 acres Of same river bottom So per Lcia
Farm AZ go acres On ReWHdbeWaR
Farm, - acres, Belmont county, miles Vei;
Of city. $500
Farm, 50 acres, Belmont county, miles Wa;
Of city. $500.
Farm, 20 acres, IL miles east Of eity, cheap
Farm, acres, Ia miles east OF city, with asV
Cightro0med house
Farm 80 acres, 20 acres creek bottom. miles
east OF city. Easy terms. $500
Farm, . acres, mile from Elm Grove
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-04
REAL ESTATE,
FOR SALE.

A ~ desirable Brick Dwelling
with full lot at O. Maryland street.
This will make a splendid home.
Good location. You can get a bi,
bargain in it on a quick deal.
Lots in BeIyedere cheap. Easy
terms.
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80 pacs rtrc SOP ,.,.. , w., o,.,
CiinC' I9nlOh q. r
IhI hllttoll, pay =, by brown Hal, J. Saun'
"G acc, nt.GlDrn'i,ls, w. -. H.. a., ,,.,.
"dheiete' by =, BY Blown Hal J. s SRun.
dGf s. HsenhGmyi,le, O, ,..,,,,. c,., ,,.,...
lhcloF j., hf, &, BY Inspector COri & Johnson,
CIryrhuu, y.
chimes Boy pay H. By Chimes, W. y MoriOrl
CeJnIoa, o. 49, g.. ,., g, ,
Su'n w, blk. IN by Atwood, W 3. MOd0tl
CGnlon,O. .
my An g. g. by 'front.' wilkes, Truss ANlO
FERN Canal Do,ct o, ,r..,.o.-, .
Moulet, hay T., hy lMAals Chief Meadow
Lands 81, Fai r. iMcndowlnqi f. ,.., ,
II Ellsworth Washington "a 1900
spfccNct baygr by Lpnilouc Emery Miller,
Alliance o. ,.c.,,,,.. ,.,.....,
IhftIcN., b, IN, by GollAing j., John NUShcl
'Thwinfd j.. b. g., Ny Crawford, Watson Tny.
loT Washington, w.
=. 'htWlo. llr h' bY hrOshcau, s. a, llcthol
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NOTICE-FREQuENr PuBLICA.
~ rIUN. have appeared In the columns VI
Inc CIV nnuog announcing thai "lhu Notch
bnp" have Issued warrants against Clara Moss
niuI Julia thI,upll or 80 % seventeenth street,
whcfots tho lfuth !, cycn Wnruub swrin Oul
Taulmr FHgUln "llO nolphbnw' have tHkru
mo notion VA tho muItnr whatever nnd Sc are
nsttrpl iln mot desire any taken
tpl tLAl,A Mu.L li.llN CuisNll,tt
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SMITH g. DICKINSON,
1920 MARKET STREET.
FOR SALE.

No. 81 Sixteenth street a. q bargain e ,p.I
this wees
40. 10 Sixteenth street. S.I.rooued .bfsl Z.
bargain.
No, u Fourteenth street. ThrGesioy brick
dwelling at II bargain.
No. 1907 Linn street, Be!yedeEe addition. Coz.
IAga house cheap.
No iGh Chaptne street, brick dwel!as b.
$3.50, Rt a bargain,
sweeney Foundry lots rsa in demand nov
BUY one while they arc cheap, s9,i 90 ven
easy terms
ROLF Go ZANE,
T.l.phnnn i5i al EOMMrEENTM ST
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
TeLsG 1899 Market Street.
FOR SALE.

s=
No, iiSs, Penn street, rooms and bath, boa
gAsls Cheap.
No. q lith street, ll.roomci brick Cheap
No, 6Jl Market street, 6 rooms, 81 90
Nos ll0i aud 100 Market street blI.lsh
property, $3.50.
Nos. ! aud - 37th street. l. rooms Sijn
No. 2lSi Market street, rooms aud bA,hSkin
No pS York street. 2 rooms Cheap
No, 81 y, Front 81, 4 rooms and bath. Che12
So. ieib Ghaptine 81, looms, bath ToonAa4
large stable 5000.
corner 18TH aud Wood, street, drcII.a; All
store room. Cheap.
Houses Of all sizes and In different locations
Sata"n for sale Oh 10Th street, cheap
l.eSiRUraut aud hotel for sale on Mafse;s.',H
cheap,
Ecstaurau. aud hotel for sale on 18th s.e3.
cheap.
Cigar stetc on Market street for sale caeip
building lois mall the bGs! locations iuil'
c.tr.
Farms for Sa'G on easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT MONEY TO LOAN
HARRY j. Fink.
TeTrphonn ~ Fnr-I mn Market street H.if