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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-17
DoyEEER AT WELLsBURG
Receives an Ovation From Worklngmcn,
mud Speaks to n Great Crowd.


mud Speaks to n Great Crowd.
Barth's opera house Mt Wclls5urG was
packed Tuesday evening to hear Con-
gresham II. 3. povencr on the lsucs Of
the campaign. The gallant captain WAS
at his best and spoke for more than two
hours II ut any time heretofore there
has been II lack OF enthusiasm among
Republicans they do not lack 1t now, MS
the unanswcrnblc arguments presented
by the speaker aroused the audience 20
the highest pitch. The applause wnS
frequent. loud and long.
Yesterday Cartnln Dovcncr visited
the glass factories and other Industries
OF the town. Everywhere he WAS greet
ed with the salutatlon. eve wish you
success" At the Riverside Glass Works
round after round OF cheers rent the air
from the busy worltmep around the
furnaces as the captain made his up
pearance among them. ana the cheering
was kept up ns he took his departure
until he disappeared from View Sell
dom II ever has any one been accorded
Puch reception from the tollers at the
factories. The Inference Ii they know
WIN Is their friend.
At the sack factory Mr.. Dovcncr wns
kindly received by MI the employees. who
each In their respective branches took
delight In showing him the process Of
making paper flour sncks. In fact.
everywhere Captain DOvcncr went h.
was surrounded by friends. 1t seems
that everybody knows him AMI are glad
to meet him and wish him success.
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youInrt,,, a., .,,.,.,..-
u" ''tn'"B paper came
out win sensational story, under
ilarlnE headlines, announcing that the
Natural Gns Cannon, =, W., ,,,.,.i.,
"a ,,,.,,i, ,..,s,','.'' VI "''' 'hs'"
:" "ou'u soon nave TO incc n competi-
tor, Notwithstanding the fact that that
company Inns nm exclusive yrn,rhIao T.,
,urnls,, ro,,,,I '''' W
80 '''. W, "o" i'I uohlestN con-
H"''iptloI' Int hrticIc went on to state
that the Manufacturers Cas Company
(Whecllng Natural fins Cnn,nnn,n raj
,,I.,i, '''
N''v' ''''''.u !" 'N'eF tue domestic iielu
ana supply gas TO all who desire IT,
An IntelllrenCcr rcprnscn,nttvo gnu.
Corcr,I Nto,,ror n,i,,, :, 49, ,.,".,
~, I-''' VI '"e ""er'-
'"R ACKNOWLEDGEMENT company, last
evening and asked him regarding the
publlcnton IN m, ovoni,,, no,o, Al,
nan. .,t, ,n.t a, =" r>''
','''' '"'u '.''' '"e statements maue
were not authorized, and that the
Wheeling and Manufacturers cumpan.
les would not hrcnm, romnotiinra NJ
the Natural Gas Comunnv of Wrai
Virginia In the domestic field.
The only foundation FOR tho story
was In the application made IN rho
board OF puhls works for ncrrnlssInn To
lay gas pipe lines To several plnrpa OF
business In the city. where gas would
BE- used az fuel under boilers. Tho
board OF publ, works for Eamc ron
SOE, was undecided n! 10 It's rights Ia
grant the privilege asked for, ami pre-
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The following Letter was received ycJ-
to-day by the gentleman to whom 1t Is
addressed, from Fred Hartley, the well
known Boston wool man:
BOSTON, Sept. Is, 1895.
Morris liorkhclmcr. Esq. Wheeling, W.
Va.
Dear Morris:-T can see that Chinese
mission looming up In the near future
Ihat was very modest speech Of yours
mud one calculated TO put tho audience
In good humor. am always pleased
when pcr3on Introducing speaker
does not steal his thunder. II YOU can
help carry West Virginia for the Repub-
lican party don't see how Mckinley
could refuse TO make YOU minister to
China. | didn't see Ii Hung Chang,
FRANK saw him in New York and judg-
Ing from the description should think
you would find him very interesting
playmate.
admire Senator ThurstOn very much
indeed There Is wonderful contrast
between his speeches and those Of Bry-
ans, One IL the lucid conception of
matters and things OF, lSH6 and Rryan's
Is potnie Of all the wildcat ridiculous
notions applicable, or thought to be ap-
nltcable at any time or place sine. the
dcluEe. a sort Of wild beating of the
air, Ignoring precedent and evidence.
y trip around the world would DO
Bryan good, and since he has been hon
ored by any portion OF the people OF this
United States. crunks or otherwise, with
n nomination for the presidency. sub
scriptlon might be started 90 pay his
expenses for n trip around the world and
perhaps when he returns he will be n
useful citizen Instead OF tisturber Of
the peace, trying to make people believe
that the lot OF the worklnEmen in the
United States can be improved by talk
Ing away the very essence az their pros
nertty, Le., protection and tho best mon
ey. In the wkrld for wages. He will not
carry five states. because every week
people ara being educated above the silly
claptrap that he Is talking People who
bite Mt his bait are like fishes biting at
artificial flies. They cannot cnt the fly
IL they could get It and they run the risk
OF losing their liveS In the attempt
Bryan'S picture represents n man OF
th!rty-siH. his speeches Indicate n man OF
twcntysiN and his actions 4 hoy Of six
teen. He resembles peacock In his
gigantic vanity and the shrill unmuslcal
note OF the peacock Jars upon the cars Of
people in the same way that Bryan's
speeches annoy men with common sense.
He makes no attempt Whatever TO cater
10 the intelligent people. Hc appeals to
the vicious and the ignorant. and when
scc q man who believes In him l class
him under one Nf the two heads. II Is
considered an Insult around this quarter
to ask q man II he believes In the free
coinage OF silver.
Hoping you will follow the example OF
Vermont and Maine. I am
Sincerely yours,
]. HARTLEY.
Ut Is understood that Mr.. Hnrkhel-
mer's desire to 80 to China Srnwa not SO
much out OF q longing TO cultivate the
acquaintance OF Ii Hung Chang. aS
because he wishes 10 learn what the Chi
ncse do with ginseng, n commodity in
which he has been large dealer. He
thinks this important and iong-delaycd
discovery should be made by a West
VirgInIan for the glory OF the state and
possibly for the welfare OF mankind
I'll IIptaIlirnprnrl
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POLITICAL MATTERS.
Bourke Cochran to he Hero on the 2stA,
s The O'Fnrrell Meeting In the Sixth,
wnrd-Other Meetings.

Dourke Cochran to he Hero on the 2StA,
The O'Fnrrell Meeting In the Sixth
Wnrd-Othrr Meetings.
The announcement that Hon. Bourke
Cochran. the famous New York orator
( and congressman. who in pas. cam
paiGna was accounted the ablest OK
FOUNDER OF Democratic doctrine Is to
speak 10 Wheeling audience under the
auspices OF .hc NatiOGal Democratic
(sound money! organization, will be re-
celved with mingled feelings. The free
silver Democrats will fee! disposed to
SCOT at Cochran now. but the muny who
have had the courage to break away
from the old line organization when It
went astray. will see that he Is greeted
by great outpOurinG Of the people.
The date. though not definitely deter
mined. will probably he Monday. Sep
TENDER 2S II has been suggested that
the sound money Democrats form an eS-
cort club for duty at this meeting.
Next Monday evening Hon. David
Healy, OF Brooklyn, who made such
fine speech on the tariff at the Elm
Grove meeting Of Tuesday evening, will
ADDRESS the citizens OF the Eighth ward
and OF the South Side and upper Ben
wood. too. on the issues OF the cum
paign The speaking will take place In
the open mir at FOrty-slxth street. The
Elkins Cadets and other organizations
will act MS an escort for the speaker
Tomorrow evening at the corner nf
Twenty -reventh and EOlf streets. South
Side, there will he n mass meeting under
the auspices OF the Republicans of the
Sixth ward. The principal speaker
will be Captain Patrick O'Tarrell, of
Washington, who has earned Il rcputa-
ton In this part Of West Virginia as an
aggressive campaigner and fine stump
orator. The Sixth ward club will meet
Mt its quarters before the meeting. p.
M, and proceed to the Mcclure House.
where the speaker will be received. and
with the other clubs. the line Of march
to the place OF meeting will be taken up
This evening the Sixth ward club will
meet To make arrangements Tor Fridays
meeting, including the naming Of n
chairman and number Of vice prcsi-
dents. who will occupy seats on the
stage.
The II. C.. Richards Six -FOoters will
meet this evening Mt the city building
for drill. A full attendance Is requested
by the officers.
Petitions arc h''lnE circulated among
the employees Of the Aetna Standard Iron
and steel works, asking the president.
Mr.. W. 7. Grahnnl, 10 mako n apcCoh to
them on the money question. at time
convenient to Nj, Graham On one
turn In the mill yesterday 0ss mnn
having petition S0curc'i over 200 sIS-
natures. II Mr.. Graham eau b" pre-
vailed upon to deliver n speech he will
make good ono. He Is on the right
side and the men Know II.
! The Tariff Champions met last night
at tho city building. The nesting was
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If you have ever seen little chIlA
in the agony OF summer complaint, You
can realize Tia. danger If The trouble
and appreciate the value Of instintnn-
cots relief always afforded by DcWItts
Collie II Cholera Cure. For lySCHtcry
md dInrrhnca 1t Is Il reliable remedy.
We could not afford to recommend this
M cure unless It were II cure. Charles
Il. GoctZc, corner Twelfth and Market
streets; Bowie q: Co. Bridgeport: Pea
body & Son. DenwOod, s
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THE CARROLL CLUB


a meeting OF the Carroll Club board
OF directors was held at the clubs
home on Chapllnc street. last night.
Secretary Frank Kennedy, who leaves
October |, for Washington, where he
VIII complete his law studies. present.
cd his resignation. While received with
regret 1t was accepted and Mr.. Edward
J. McGuwnn WIS elected In his stead.
II anybody can III Kenncdy's Shoes
MCGOWAN IL the man. Various mat
ters in connection With the new addI-
tions now being, erected were CINsId-
cred by the board. 1t was decided to
organize musical club and dra-
mutica club. which. will have charge
Of tn" CAROLS Hmuscncnts this win
ter. Each club will have capable
instructor.
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81 HAVE nothing In the store that
sells 50 well or gives such general sat
isfdctiOn ~ DR.. Fowler's Ext. or Wild
Strawberry. I always recommend It
in cases Of summer complaint or bow
el trouble of any kind" C. a. West,
RlInsbOrouyh, O.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Wheeling creek to the Mississippi
river, ChaplInc hill to Noun: Blanc. a
stree; piano to PaderewsyI. a January
moon 10 July sun. Is the way people
compare other hypnOtIsts to Flint. who
malc IL big house roar with delight.
scream with enthusiasm and break
seats in their excitement at the Grand
last night.
Last nights programme completely
changed from preceding ones, the sub
Jec;s. singing. iiShMg, making love,
walking tight rope and finally selling
lemonade, peanuts, tomatoes and side
show tickets Tonight Il CntaleptIc
pyramid Of five sleeping sensltIves will
he made upon the tOpmost OF which
DR.. Flint will stand.
What an exchange says OF the "a
Yankee Drummer Company, which
comes to the Grand the first three
nights OF next week, commencing Mon
day, September II:
"A Yankee Drummer" Mt the Opera
House. Saturday night, was n grand
success, the largest number OF spcCtn-
tors being present that We have Wit
messed In a grea: while. Too much can
not be said In praise Of the entertain
mrnt. The music was uf high order.
and the acting was all that could be
desired. Frank Jones, as 81 Perkins,
kept the audielce In roar throughout
the evening. 4 few more such enter
tainments will restore the Opera House
its old-timc popularity.
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HOUSES And LOTS FOR SAIF

4 good investment corner Tw.InA -,
Eoir streets. ''''4 a..
No; lGl Sixteenth street lot .Dr,N a.,
4 nne residence In Pleasant ValI.y'''
nos. lW and 1872 Seventeenth ytTeSt'
10. \ kentucky street, 1 rooms.
NO: Kentucky street, LOT SJXlIj ,a,,
n mo residence on Virginia s;rst, Il,
modern convenience: price low. a
No 2212 Chupllne street, lasr. ~,
No. S51sth street. Z rooms and .,oS,.
NO. IDS nth street, { rooms ana s,,I,
LOT corner Main and Sixteenth s,TtS.'
no. III 18th street, rooms and hsIS.
NO. 1903 Chnpllna Street, / rooms
No. 1913 Chapline street, 8 rooms
Lot on Main St. between I'd and A,
lots on North Wabash street. -
NO. 81 South Broadway, resldenc, n,
e. Hughes. ESQ. W"
Lot 4eXlSo North York street.
Lot No. 20 Indiana St, rooms -,I,-
No. z n. Wabash St, 6 rooms cF.,.
fine lot In Pleasant Valley.
No. - Vermont street, / rooms. IA, -,
feet: $500. ''' al
The Bloch property on North Nah s.
MONEY TO LOAN.
RlNEHART g. TA?UM
The City Bank Bull2lps.
Telephone 2l9. ,.a
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T.. 'Ifi " tI.H.a|.1 .
called for the purpose Of deciding
whether or notthey would 80 to Canton
on Friday, An Invitation from tho
county executive committee 10 act ns cs-
cort 10 tho speaker OF Friday evenings
meeting In the Sixth wnrtl, was accept
cd. This prevents them going TO Cam
ton. 1t was agreed, however, they
would go 10 Canton some time next
month. Henry Barth was elected iiat
lieutenant 10 succeed John d. Hail. who
resigned to tnke n similar position In tho
slx EontoH, Tho regular meeting of
tho Tariff Champions " Tonight, ut
ODD Fellows hall. a large attendance
Is requested. rs important business In TO
DO transacted, There viii BE- drilling
tonight also, The club decided to add
plumes such ns they used four yrnrn
nRo. In their uniforms. This will mako
them more attractive than ever. Mem
bora should not forget to turn out Fri.
Jay evening and to assemble at 7:SO ut
Odd Fellows hall,
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This evening there will 10 RcpuhlI-
can mass meeting IN upper ncnwuOd,
which will b. addressed by Hon, Il, i,
Melshen anu Captain w. II. Matthews,
both vt Muundsville, The upper Ben
wood club Will turn out. and II IL nntIcI-
nRtrd that one Of the best meetings Of
the campaign viii he seen.
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THE WHEELING
Natural Gas Company VIII Not
Enter the Domestic Field
AS PUBLISHED INA PAPER HERE

Yesterday Afternoon --Ths Statement that
such Line Of Policy would be Adopted
was Unauthorized = General Manager
Daily Denies the s,ory--They Are only
Going After" Manufacturing Customer.
ANA Will Not Compete with the West
Virginia.
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AMUSEMENT,
FOR RENn

no. i05l Chnpllnu street,
NO. lh2 Alley li.,..n...,.''''''.'" ''"G 4
TWO rooms on nllcy In fr1r fl, -, {, /
Is Thirteenth street W. 40
NO. US Main street, ( rgnr, '''''''", "a
No. sJj Muln street, rg",n, il,:.,, III
EilBrp, '"pU'' Doth
No. Sa1 Main street, saloon yl,A T.,
ilXturDa "'l hls
No, lGi2 Chnpllne street, r,o,r,
40, b52 Market street '''''', u
NO, ~ Alley II, ''''''''''''',. 81
NO lllS Warren urrrt ''''''''.'',. : I
IcHllonCu WuUlF!nlu '''''''''''''f "a
NO, lCl2 Main street, p,or, rnr,,''' .r : :
htnplc rclr or Gcrnnn LINK "''''"' lie
ltuSiuUhcO Pleasant NHu,v '.''''"' ~
eSiuehCe Ilcnrnnt Nallry.....''''' /, .
10 ~ Fourteenth stroll '''""G \
no. ztJ2 Main street, rnUm. ''''''' -.
crescent i'lacr, i-TnUmri l'Ci,sn ''''' g.
rooms Pleasant Valley ''''''' a
FOR SALE -
street. 'N7' OF Maize
No, les Mccolloch stree,
No. l0Ga McColloch sirur,,
no. 70 Seventeenth street,
NO. ~ Sixteenth NtT.c'
no. w North Front street
nos. SJ2 and l5i National poa,
SlN-roomtd house pCuIrsr,i,
nos, Y? and I@?H Marker eir.a
Ing. rHE NUN Az tEtl
Lot on South Front street
lots McMcchCn.
Z lots Elm Grove.
Lot Woodsdulc.
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'S"aHb JEdbHtIitS'
WEST VIRGINIA
BcilnEton Coal and Coke Co, Beic;:'+i'
sG9 y: John l., Baker, Biue!lc!i, ~ ]. :
i. Gillespie X Co, BrCtZ, 81 y, f4:'11
Norman K CO.. RroOkV,lle. 81: q, !:
p. BowCrmaSi1r, Bruceinm. ~, - - -,
Schultz. ChRrlcsiowu, So =: q. y ITr -
hank, $lSI 20; I. j. Enk"T, Fesir:.!!-:?
sl26 a.; c. Rogers: Framgto%a;, 3. n *. =
W. Sinner & Son. Fired So y: WI, IS
Gratton,StST &c; L, W. CUWau. Nrtc" ~
$Ga4 80: NJ. pUrGons, Hunig!ch,,. ~ -
NJ. LInunn, Keystone. 81 ~, Z, 4 L.!i ~
Lyons, St6 ~: y. Kennedy, Esterii,i"i..
Sl0g %; p; Il! P4ynS ,.;,, Tfsry Ei, \.
Wheeler. RowlCShCrg. Ei'' - =.
Wheeler. RowlrsburS. 81 -; S!g.'" n
man II Co, R0wlcShurE' =, $3.50, .. / D
Cowgcr & Co, ROwlCshurE. W .s' r..
lass, RusE, S2gi IS: Bartlett LF''" ''
i' y, KENTUCKY.
W. II. Smith. Burbowsy.l!I $ :; ~, ~,
Crt Allen. BurksNillc. SA'- u, ! I. =. "a "a.
Crockrttvi,lu, So "; J. {. SirWa; . ~. ~
Cubagc. SIS 81; M0srs. THinri, IL Ia
SIS Is: Moses Turner. EfaliN, $ySS pl.,
Graft, Gahhnrd, $ll ~: 4 =. y j =, =, is5.
GLASGOW, $s0g 90: \, n I i,,,',,S 'TTayt,'
willie. Sia EJ;-W. s, l:mnHl MniS'iI;;;iT q,
SlV2 Is; J, L. TURNER ~ Co. M i.ii ,T i P
l.. C. Bailey, oil SprinE7 ~, 49, " i
QuIglCy, PcwGc Valley, ,$'lN W., "a,
Tones, PUIshlrEh. So Il: tn,on Ie"' g.j
Pittsburgh. 81 70; Matt S"'.,ii,' i,,rrk
House, 500 20; II. II. ErnHhc"is, SaW ,.,ttA
St99 y; Lcdford ~ Asher St''"S
SSH 80. 49,
t.F- - Il. y
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DlssoLUrloN- JOHN BECKER s ot
NOTICE.
Dissolution Of Partnership,

Tho firm Of John Becker & Co. Jewellers
and Opticians. has beon dissolved, Horny
W. iGtz. retiring. Tho business viii DO
continued MS John Becker x Co. Thank
Ing our friends and tho public In general
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon us
In tho past. VIC hope to have II rnir cOntin-
uanCo or the game In the future.
All porSons having claims against the
firm will present tho same for settlement.
aud all persons knowing themselves. In
dchtcd will please call md nuke II settle
mcut Respectfully.
JOHN BECKER & CO.,
JEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS,
3527 JACOB STREET.
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PROPOSALS.
FOR SALE.
WEST VIRGINIA.

Tho National Collection Agony, u. 9
Washington. .. c., Will dispose CT TIC "
lowing jLdgmerts:
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JAMES A. HENRY

Real Eatn,n Agent, Collector. No,,.r u,
iic and Pension Attorney. No. I 5iSS g. e.
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The II, c. Richards Six Footcla met
In tho city building last night and de-
cided to make the minimum height nee
sssary for membership feet iiis Inches
twelve now members were admitted.
Several who did not come Zip To the re-
luircment IN height were "reIeascd,"
The uniforms will be here In n few days.
Tho Washington district Republican
cluh VIII meet atNo. I'll Main street to-
night FOR the purpose OF completing tho
organization OF marching club. ON
cera will be elected and n uniform aJopt-
cd: a good turnout Is requested.
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The Tariff hnmrioua met last night
at tho city building, The nesting was
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A VOICE FROM THE EAST.
West Virginiansa Merit ltrcngniIrh--,Ic-
klmlny md lIrrnm Mrfnrc ihr prnnlr.

The following Letter was received yea
tcrday by the gentleman to whom II IL
addressed, from Fred Hartley, the well
known Boston wool man:
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

THE OFFICE OF THE AMMONIATED STEAM
Carpet Cleaning and Renovatiig Works and U.
9. Mattress Co. Is removed to 5O7 18th st. NV.
Good work and low figures. Works 1906 and 1867
18th st.n.w. Tel S04. NJ. NEwMYER, Mgr sell
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y23 9Th NV 1i, 10.. 4S 1874 Mass ay lOr lO1 o.
2O30 q NV. mi. 1ar. 81 500 ] av NV sr 80 4,
942 !. nv, mi Sr. 20 1910 Sth NV mi Sr Is 80
S36 French nv mi. Sr y 945 Md sw mi, 3r. %
As Mass ave UNVEILED .0l0 18TH mi. ii - q,
3265 o nw,mi,Sr % % IS g av Sc. mi. Il. 81 80
211 eth ne. mi. 7r. go ia26 L NV mi or 20 50
go Fla av NV. mi.6r. Is 2sl6 9TH NV mi Or . rs
USFURNiSIiED ROOMS
sos r nw. Sd fir 3r. :. .Si5l aa 9th nv 5r Is
215 4I3 NV, LIST fiji, 3r. 10 439 gth NV lr a
Alb Ridge NV 3r. 10 80 Cor Sth Il Grant ay ar IL
12-5 25,h st. Douglass Flats. rooms, each 50 80
Sec balance of list in Times
se12-3ts A. $. CAYWOOD a33 9th st NV
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FOR RENT-BY w. II.
Go F
1922 Corcoran, Or. $500
1874 Kenesaw Rv.Sr.37.50
1O6-08 q NV, Sr. mi .30.50
814-16 I'D, Sr, mi. $3.50
126 D ne, Or, mi. 5000
Z n NV, Or, mi. $3.50
1922 9Th NV, 81, mi. Is. so
514 I'd ne, 7r, mi. $3.50
1885 ID sw,0r, mi. p. so
COZ F ne, Sr. mi. 1880
528 Tenn ave ne, 6r
and stable, mi. .17.0
STORES.
2S2 Fla ave NV,
large room. .....$16.W
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FOR SALE-A STTEFF CABINET UPRIGHT PI-
ano. slightly used; cannot be TOLD from new: at
great reduction from original cost CHAS Nj
STIEFF, New Warerooms," 521 18th st. NV,
near + st. saf2-tr
FOR SALE-AN EXCELLENT SEVEN OCTAVE Pr
and stool. In gccd condition. for $50 In
Quire at 1923 Mass. ave. NV. se1O,3ts
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;. COUNTRY BOARD.

wRTn 10 MRs l. C; JONES. PAEoNIAN
SPfiNe 1oudour Gn.e Va, for board; terms moder-
watsri good tribe; spsing beds; large, veil shaded
xrevods Special rates 70 families. City ret.
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100 4th &c, 7rb, mi. $40. 40
111S 4th Sc. Orb. wa. 1900
So Decatur ne, 5rb. $50
1892 Half Sc, Crib, W 500
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

NEW ERA" BICYCLES STRICTLY HIGH
grade and fully guaranteed. Price, Sl5 Second
hand wheels only In use months and In hne CON-
dition at low prices. Bicycle sundries; Browne
Messenger, Chriaty and pneumatic saddles; Alad-
din lamps. bells, &c. Tandems and wheels for
hire. Open On Sundays. 610 ct. NV. au26-18ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-12

BARNES & CO.,
t. NV.
SHOPS.
100 Q NV, shop. .$3.5 so
RI 1896 18th NV,
shop, 2 rms. $50
COIORED TENANTS.
1130 18th NV, Or. $4,000
lib I'd sw, Or. 10. 80
3-45 Fenton ne, 6r. 1870
HOP Shep nj NV, fr. $50
OFFICE ROOMS.
Baltic bldg.
Capital Bank bldg.
Typographical Temple.
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TONE & SONS. 500 + ST.
1921 18th ne, 7r, ba,
Gel, stable........90. 30
1927 9th NV, Or. ba,
stable ........3. 90
$40 Florence st ne,
Or, ba, eel. .13. 30
GA Sheridan, Or br. 300
COLORED TENANTS.
1927 W, 7r, ba. .$2U.33
100 Seatcn st, Or,
store room. ......1S.5O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-12

FOR RENT 1922 D st ne. Or :. is 80
2133 L ST. Or. $50 50 1210 ID Sc 6r.l2 90
125 Mass ne, Sr q so 666 Callan ne or II 50
Bruokiand, 7r, eel. 20 90 Brookland Or -. 80
1896 Duncan ne, Or. IL so Ivy CITY, br........ 800
THE McLACHLEN REAL Is AND LOAN 90.
ae4-o 10th and @ SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT THE PLEASANT kESIDENCE DO7 q
IT. NV, . GUNS: sll MI; large yard: &a5 n
per month In advance. Inquire within or at SIC
oth II myl3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-12

WEX, sol 7TH ST. S.w.
$50 + sw. Or. Wig SIS. 80
1919 c sw, 5r, mi. 10. 90
Ill g sw, Sr, Wig. Is. 90
023 G sw. 7r, wa. .13. 80
COLDRED TENANTS.
305 18th Sc, 6r,emi s15. 30
491 Sth sw. ST, wig. ID. 30
$50 81 sw, 5r. .....lO.OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-12

FOR RENT-BY W. G. l
1874 @ NV. lar. $50. rs
1861 9Th NV, Tor 80. 80
80 B sc, 16r. 900
512h 7th sw, II. 80
1920 18th ne, Or. 1000
1893 9th NV, Sr. 20. so
33s Pa av NV, 1Sr. so. O0
StO&dwg 14S C ne. rs. O0
1000 18th NV, 7r...O. SO
Fit 1N8 II ne, Or. .10.G
TO COIDRE
1896 z NV, 7r.....$15.50
222 Fla ave, 7r. 1880
1924 Marion st, Or. 1853
1904 Sd NV, 6r. ....14.5C
STO
StSsdw $40 7th NV. $50. on
519 18th NV. 1000
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