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The morning times., 1896-11-07
GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATING
Sinking of the Hawkins Bein. Looked
Into

New York, Nov. 6.-The report that
Secretary of State 0lney last week sIIn
inoned to Washington Keeper Scott and
Assistant Keeper Mulyard, in charge of
ihe Muntauk, Long Island, iighlhOuse, mas
given rise to the belief among certain
government officials here that the men
were called to Washington for the purpose
Of interrogating them regarding the Cuban
iiibuSterlag expedition which, got away
from this city in the early part of the wear
u Is thought- that the Washington authori-
ties are secretly investigating this cSpe-
Gitlnn, which was upon tlte Steamboat
Hawkins, from Port Morris, about the
middle Of January last. ''.~
ihc fiawEinS Is s.tIu IL have been sc,1ttlpd
off the coast at Montauk Point by ennis
Saries Of The Spanish government, although
at the time it was reported that she foun.
dered off Barnegat, N. ]. There We're
l26 men on the vessel. IS of whom were
drowned. The survivors, under Gen.
CaliXto Garcia, who landed at Boston.
subsequently, went TO Cuba on the steam.
ship Bermnda..s,,-s rs
The Officers and crew of the Hawkins
are said to be in this country The telief
is that the government officials hone TO
secure Information from the lighthouse
men, AMONG others, upon which to base
arrests and subsequent prosecution.
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RATIFIED AT CHICAGO.
Letter From Mckinley Added to the
G.3eSa, ,Joiiification.

Chicago, H., Nov. 6.-A grand Repub-
lican ratification meeting surprising in
enthusiasm any Of the gatherings held in
the Eig thcater during the recent campaign
was held in the Auditorium tonight
AT every mention of Major McKinley'S
name the tremendous crowd chccrcd wildly.
The following telegram was read by Chair
man Fred Peck:
Canton, O., Nov G. 1896
To Fred W. Peek, chairman of the rati-
fiCaton meeting. Chicago:
The cause of the country is always
above that of party, and it is significant
and gratifying that the great city of Chi
cago has rendered so decisive verdict
for national honor, law and order. Let
us re ioice that the people have SO splcn-
didly vindicated the strength and bcnefi-
cence of our matcflcss free institutions.
.'W1LLIAM M'kINLEY."
The morning times., 1896-11-07
The District Outlook,

The outlook is encouraging for more i'm
partial District legislation in the next
Congress There Will be n partial change
OF Commissioners and the two District
Committees Will also be differently con-
stituted. Senator Mcmillan will con-
tinue at the head of the Senate District
Committee, and as Represent ative Babcock
Will doubtless receive an administration
promotion, the chairmanship of the House
Committee VIII fall to Repre- sentat i've
HarIner. There will be nine new members
in the House Committee and at least three
changes in that of the Senate. And the
only influence remaining as really detri,
mentai 10 District interests will be slip
perry" Jim Richardson Of Tennessee.
In recent years there has been altogether
too much corporatefnfiuence exerted over
District legislation. 1t has been almost i'm
possible to secure the enactment of a meas.
ure that interfered with the interests of
The morning times., 1896-11-07
WILL REMAIN AT CANTON
prssiient-Eiect Declines Invitations
From MANY Cities

Canton, Ohio, Nov. "a delegation of
prominent Cincinnati men came to Canton
late this afternoon to invite Maj0 Nc
kinley to he present at the annual dinner
of the Commercial Club of Cincinnati, on
the 9Th of November.
Major Mckinley received his Cincinnati
visitors in the library, and the spokesman
urged him strongly to visit Cincinnati.
Major Mckinley explained that some of
his Chicago friends had urged him with
great vehemcncc TO visit their city, and
said c. N Bliss and others were coming
out to ask him to visit New York.
He said If he Went Ia Cincinnati he would
also have to go to the other places. and he
would therefore be compelled to decline
the invitation. Major Mckinley feels that
he has n vast amount OF labor to perform
before the 4th of March, and he does not
want TO lose time or strength in going about
the country
Unless he health Of Mrs. Mckinley should
demand n change OF air he Will adhere tc
his determination to remain in Canton now
as rigidly rs he did before the election.
The morning times., 1896-11-07
PORTUGUESE AROUSED.
Consul General Investigating an ALI
legged Ellis Island Assault

New York, Nov. 6.-The alleged assault
on young Immigrant girl AZ Ellis Island
last summer il now being investigated by
the Portuguese government X appears
that the CIR! came from OrtugHl, and when
accounts were published Of the scandal on
the island the government OF thar country
called the attention OF its consul general
In this city to the matter.
The alleged OffeUSc occurred while Dr..
Setuer. commissioner of Immigration. was
away and Assistant CcIuTni> i>sluncr Edwa r.,
Mes weeney and John j. QBfffiand were in
charge OF theisIand. Consuiticneral TeIcScI
said this III orning:
Il propose To find out who the guiltr
parties are and have them arrested unGrr
Your American laws aud punished | have
not been able to get much info rmatiOn on
the island. as they all seem to be- under
Instructions not to talk with me-"
llr Scnner said today. Their. never was
Portuguese girl assault ed ON Ellis Island
or that | have Positive proof When th,.
Consulgeneral Of Portugal wrote me d *
Ing Tor Information in relation To the mat
an affair"
The morning times., 1896-11-07

of a revival OF trade. Factories and mills
are starting up with Increased forces Of
employees, and wholesale business firms are
sending out hundreds of statesmen to fill
up the empty shelves of country merchants.
Before long the whuOpcr-up silveritc VIII
also feel the Influence Of this general re-
vival. and VIII ask for the gold bug collar,
against which he has been so bitterly
inycichlng.
Say what you may, do what you will
IL is islmpo>SiOle 10 promote prosperity by
disorganiZing meth DDS The secret OF
success lies in cheerful attempts to take
advantage of opportunities, and not in
the overturning or business conditions
Fortune comes most readily to those who
give II cordial welcome. Like happiness il
thriveS best in the sunshine of smiles.
And If this new boom in business doesn't
convert sensible silvc rites to sound
money belief their chances for golden
crowns are tliScoura ging
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MORE LUCKLESS RIDERS.
v heel Pu.ce Corra!I-d the Usual
Quota Last Night

The usual number Of unTOrtunatcS Were
gathered IN by the police bicycle squad
yesterday and compelled tolcavc collateral
at tthediIfeIcpt StationSfcr their appearance
in court this morning.
Policemen Estes aud Duvall, who Were
entered ia the road Islcc yesterday, dii
no. let that Interfere with business aud man
aged 10 capture their share of viulators NJ
tile police regulations. Policeman Rob
ertson uvrrhauled James Miller and-Ar-
Thur r. Walker, WHO We're pcdaling faster
than The speed limit. Walkers the s',s ot
former superintendent rf Police Walker and
his father was very indignant when told of
his son arrest.
Policeman Estes found Charles Holden
and Lee llutChinS riding without lights aud
they LEFT - each at the Twelfth street
station.
rharir- X IIcrberta nd George Hunter gave
Policeman Dodge a run fur their money,
but the officer proved a faster rider and
brought huJn t. the station, where they
lcft 50 rach.
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UNLAWFULLY CONFINED.
Isadorc Goldsmith Secures 81 Writ
of Hubeas Corpus.

A petition for writ Of habeas corpus was
filed yesterday by Isadorc L. Goldsmith
Through his counsel. = Aitheus johnson
Justice Bingham granted the writ and
Goldsmits viii he given q hearing today.
lie claims That for sixteen months he
was confined in an inebriate asylum at
NorrlStorn. and says he was kept there
against his Will. lie escaped from there
and came TO thiS city last month. He com
mhnicatcd with The asylum authorities in
request for hIs clothing, and they tele-
graphed here Tor his arrest. This was ac-
complished and Goldsmith was locked up
at No. /.
He claims 10 be unlawfnlly held. and
hence II" writ which Will be determined
today.
The morning times., 1896-11-07

. Goldenberg's,
o26-o2S 7th-,7o6 K Sts.
One of Pastor shears Flock Has Hin
Locked Up.

London shears, who has obtained some
fame and slight fortune through his ef-
forts to lead the cOlored brethren OF South
Washington in the straight and harrow
way. is gain trouble
Pastor Shears fame has come principally
through his repeated appearance in the
polio" court resulting from his manner OF
ifnpartins religion to his flock By a curious
coincidence the cumplarnants against the
pastor are always female members OF
the flock.
Yesterday Minnie Brown caused Shears
to he taken into custody. and as usual the
charge was assault. London and Sister
Brown will explain how 1t happened to
the Judge this morning.
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Two Thousand Men Will Be Put to
Work ut Grand RnpidS.

Grand Rapids Mich. Nov. .6.-The Phoenix
Furniture Company. which has been closed
down Tor several months. has started its
first department and tn @ thcr departments
viii lie started next week. The factory
employs 500 men.
The Whddycumh Company started their
shop department today and other depart
ments Will resume next Week. This COM
pany employs 900 men. The Nelson x
Matter Company has started its first
department. The Company eSiplCys
about 400 men. The Grand Rapids Brush
Company Will start up Monday with 200
men.
All the other forty factories of the city
are preparing 10 resume work with fun
forces OF men. The Hamilton Cycle factory
will double its force.
The morning times., 1896-11-07
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
Plan for the Reorganization Is Viz
finally Agreed On.


Philadelphia. Nov. 6.-impOrtant steps
In connection with the plan 10 fehahilitate
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad and
Coal and Iron Companies were taken this
afternoon AT a special meeting of the
Stockholders OF The national company, at
which IL developed that this corporation j.
70 act as the parent company oI the re-
organized Reading properties. The CON
ference was called for The purpose Of in
Creasin@ the capital stock OF the rational
company 10 $40 600 600 and the proposition
was ratified without a dissenting voice.
This il only part of general plan of
reorganization. hut is the most import ant
step taken since the recent foreclosure sale,
and dpavcstncwayf speedy rehabilitation.
IL is understood that the national company
Is TO purchase the controlling interest in
both the railroad and coal and iron cont,
pameS and operate the prupcr.cS under the
name fihc Philadelphia nd Reading Rail
way COMPANY
The morning times., 1896-11-07
DAY HELD HER FURNITURE.
Then Tenant Ernestine Brown Had
Him Inckel In for Iarceny

James bay. culored. was arrested yes-
terday on a warrant sworn out nv Er-
nestinc Brown. colored. charging him with
grand larceny.
she boarded with Day, and was unable
70 pay h"r rent Day held her furniture
until the money was paid. The woman
says her former landlord used the fur
niture Tor his personal comfort and so
Sh" ma hin arrested Day was lacked
up at No. / police station
The morning times., 1896-11-07
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WANT RECIPROCITY.
Canadian Government VIII Try to
Negotiate a New Treaty

ottawa, Ont, Nov. 6-Thc present
ministry, II is asserted. is pledged TO send
delegates to Washington To negotiate a
treatt OF reciprocity with the United states
and 1T is said Sir Richard Cartwright min.
ister OF trade and commerce: W S FIcltlinc
minister of finance, and W. Patterson.
controller Of customs. will make this mat
revision of the tariff
The chief organ of the Dominion govern
ihent announces today thar rs the CIcf tim
III the United states has changed the. adj
Hinistratlon at WaShinctt n. n, ait erppt W IN
ne made u negotiate treaty Of recipro cit =
with The United States until next Marcel ar
hofe probably after the close of the urvt
session OF the Parliament. when the u,I-
administration at Washington will he firm
iy establ iShed. ~ ii' NJ
The morning times., 1896-11-07
4 pertinent Ouerr

Editor Times Through your columns 1
should like to make these queries: BY a
regulation of Major Moore an old colored
man is not permitted To sell sandwiches to
newsboys because he collects crowd upon
the sidewalk. -.s,r-t ,ri .--r. ..i
Now. / ask under what regulation or la W
did Major Moore grant an exhibition of
so-called hypnotisp. the subject attract
ing crowds numbefng in the tho,sa nis
which not only impeded pedestrianisiu but
stopped public travel. lasting continuously
Tor Sevcnty-siN hours?
The morning times., 1896-11-07
Let the Leaders Kick.

FlIIten the head Of a snake and its tail
VIII continue to squirm; wiring the neck Of
a buZZard ana Its wings will still flop:
wipe out pole eat and the scent will
inScr; squarely beat the bimetallic myth
and there wirb q kick coming. AT least
that is the way the silycrtc leaders con-
duet n campaign.
MI. Bryan has made the latest addition
IL tcar-dropping literature. In defeat he
- not conquered, and in despair he con-
The morning times., 1896-11-07
Run over by His own ,y,oo,

Robert lcaden. miikman, met with a
painful accident yesterday morning at the
corner OF sixteenth and streets north
west Headcn had attempted to BOARD
his wagon while il was on the IN eve, in a
way that is common with milkmen, and
failing 4" strike the step he fell tctw cen
thc wheels They passed over his legs, in
iurins him IA way that neoessitated hi
removal Ia his home at No. 22s street
northwest, in the Third precinct patrol
wagon
The morning times., 1896-11-07
sharon Steel Company Must Work
DuY and NiIht To Eli Orders.

Youngstown, e.. Nov 6-The Lloyd Booth
Company has received notice from the
Sharon Steel Company that 1T has been
awarded contract for $40 900 to supply
certain machinery for what is known as
the finishing end OF tn" mammoth steel
plant The company has also received
other orGers here since the election that
Will keep its extension foundry and ma
chine shop working day and night for
months.
The morning times., 1896-11-07
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Collision in Snain

Madrid, Nov. 6.--The Madrid cxprcss
another train at Chipriana Yesterday wh;Ic
running at q high rate Of speed. Sevrrrl
cars Were shattered and the engineers III
both trains were injured 'i' vi
The morning times., 1896-11-07
Increase of 10 Per Cent in Ore
and Coke SkiDmcutS,

Warren. Ohio. Nov. G-Ihr Thomas fur
mace, at Niles, employing ESQ men, will
resume work as soon as preparations can
he made. Railroads through Warren re
port an Increase Of over 10 per cent in ore
nd cox. sIIpucnJS since Jar election The
Aetna Foundry Company has Just received
two large orders, one oI which was held
pending the result.of the election.
The morning times., 1896-11-07
A Disgruntled Galvanized Senator.

Senator Faulkner is out with an in
torsIew Ia which he sa vS hat the slVrl-
ite Senators will not permit the passage
of tariff bin 10y the next Congress. This
VIII call To mind that during the last ses-
sion Senator Faulkner was sound money
advocate. Al that time he would have
supported Satan for President rather than
The morning times., 1896-11-07
Too. Much Politics.

FittsbUrg, Pa. Nov. 6.-Charles Moon of
sharpsburg, thirty-eight years of age,
died today from tie effects of n lcating
received last Saturday night, while return
ing home from participating in a Political
parade. Michael Conncrs- OF Mcn,rosc is
u Jail charged s'ith assaulting Moon.
The morning times., 1896-11-07
Evacuation of Cyprus Denied

London, Nov. 6.-Thc story printed in
: the Graphic, the paper making the asser-
ttnn upon reliable authority that Lord
= Salisbury has decided to evacuate the
Island of Cyprus, is denied by the officials
> OF the foreign office, who declare that
there is no foundation for it whatever
The morning times., 1896-11-07
Thus Eudeth the War Cloud.

Edinburgh. Nov 6.-At reception here
this evening Lord SclhOrnc, Parliamentary
secretary Of the colonial office and son-in-
law of Prime Minister Salisbury. declared
that the Venezuelan dispute would be sat
iSfact orily settled before Parliament as
Scmblcs-
The morning times., 1896-11-07
Givcn Ip for Dead.

Sandusky Ohio. Nov. 6.-After being
driven about in the terrific storm or
Wednesday night an! Thursday. the half
dead occupants of two Of three missing
h.latS I,a " r,.;i he'd Sandusky. The missing
boat contains Charles and Fred Johnson.
au.i All rn,,t. oI Jp..lT having r-dcr'-i Jue
land is given up. The damage to shipping
and fishing interests is heavy.
The morning times., 1896-11-07
Internal Rryen,a Reoo,,,s

The receipts from interna! rcvcnuc vns.
.erday We're $36S. 80; from custoins
S4oo, $40, and miscellaneous, SgI -,2I The
national bank notes received for refc,nn
ton amounted to $226,94o
The morning times., 1896-11-07

sbeo! he made mention of the Cleveland
monarchy. Even several of the Prcsi-
dents trusted appointees took the stump
to assist in demolisbing tie Cleveland
IDOL, and If the Cabinet devoted yesterday
TO bliarity and handshakes the day was
not illy sDent ttu
The morning times., 1896-11-07
The Raleigh at Key West.
South Dakota Settled.

Key West, Fla, Nov 6.-The steamer
Raleigh returned from a trip up the east
coast this afternoon.
The morning times., 1896-11-07

Yankton, 8. D., Nov. 8 6.-Returns from en-
tire State. except three counties give the
State TO Mckinley beyond doubt
The morning times., 1896-11-07

The Tinc. hns II regular and perma;;
nent Family Circulation much
greater than any her paper, morn
ing or evening, published IN Wash
ington. Asa Sews' and Advertising
MEDIUM it has no competitor.
The morning times., 1896-11-07
hats and waists.

Just ten dozen Boys Print Shirt
"aist>-siZes, > 10 IL yearS-such
as you've always paid quarter for
and which we recently sold for leo.
will 20 at
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-S1.D0-
Famous" "2oyar'kid Id.
H8nd-sewcd finish;
Laced and button,
on as weli-fitting
And stylish shapes
As best SO shoes.
The morning times., 1896-11-07

vote for free silver, and the Inconsistent
galvanized Senator evidently carries his
The morning times., 1896-09-25
FOR RENT.
SUBURBAN HOMES.
Cr aeys actual price quoted.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Frame cottage. 3
stories, 10 rComs, heated by furnace. Will
rent furnished or unfurnished. t41Ob
SAOO ER EAR; LANIEk HEIGHTS:
frame: rs DRY ard attic; ICONS and
bath; heated 10y furnace and latrotcs; stable.
1886
O-CHERRYDALE, VA.-5-rooni COZ
from Tie District l39IJ
$4,000 IEAR-GJNSTON, Vas
room house ana out-huiuings; loasres
$500 -BENNING EoAD-Frame; four
rooms 1879
$1,000 -EAILEY's CROSS ROADS:
VA.-9-rUoni, 2-story cottage in first
class cuEdI,ion: ruUu wafer ana shade: one
acre lot: r miles from Geurgctown. l mile
from a rlingtnn station. For saleat$1 400:
accommodating terms. t246l
Sl2.OO SLIGO" MARYLAND
Frame, rooms, two-story ard attic.
Se.5O-AuTREE PARK, ON THE MET
ROPOI.ITAN BRANCH b. & o. X. IT,;
sdiuiring Rnckyille-Cot'aGe rcon.s ana
attic: ON .arge lot short distance from
station. t222)
S1S-FoREST GLEN-cattage;S rooms;
with 2i,OCo feet Of ground: all in
first-class condition. (210D
SIS S-DEANWOOD, u. C.-Twn g-rcon,
tutlu ccs: well located and in good con
iition 145)
SIS -TAKoMA PARK-Frame cottage;
: roonls; hear both car liEcs; i'll thor
cuEh condiuun; t3T3)
$l6-LAMOND sTATION-Framc cot
tagc;9 rooias; newly papcrcd. 1927
SS 81 ELMo-Frame cottage; rooms.
Gl2 -CHERRYDALE, VA. mmes
from city; frame cottage; rooms:
plenty shade and good water. 1856
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= ALTIMoRE -
RA1IhOAD. n
Schedule III effect Juiy 10Th. 1886

Schedule III effect Juiy 10Th. 1886 -.
Lsavc " "dst'ibe,on from STALLION corner of
New jersey avenue and 81
For CucasO and Northwest, N,Stit,,ied
Linz ,cd traius lU.CO Il. III. aud o., u. mn.
rUr Cincinnau, 81. Louis ana lI4,.Isi...I,,iIs,
| VcsdDuled Limited 34o y. III, Aptess
lI-lo night
FOR iIusUurg and Cleveland, express daily
| 1000 !. III. anu : 10 p.
For berkeley SpnDIs, 80 D. n. Csi,y
except SUNDAY. SPECIAL, Il 90 EIcn aaIiy
and . 10 y III. Saturday only.
For Deer iarg, MOun,alR Lake Fark and
Oakland, i2.uU. i. 40 D. IN. lI.l a. M. all
DAILY No wt>t-D'unu trains stop a Mount
ain Lanc fdrk sunday.
For Lexington and sIaUnton, noon
For Winchester and way stations, 10 80
For New Orleans. Memphis. Birmingham.
Chattanooga, hIUAt lI!e. bristol auu kod'
nokc. lo:oU p. IN Caly; s.ceping cars
through.
For Luray. 345 D. IN daily.
For Baltimore. week days, SEQ, 6.3O.
XI GO. xi .uo, NJ 10, x7.3o, Ne.JO, { 50:
xS. so. xIo.oo, ,xi2Uo Il, ~, x1z O5. 2IO.
ME- So. x3.Vo, 3-25, MAPS. 4.32, No 10:
x5IO. 1880, 5.35, x6.2U. 6.aU' Ne GO:
sig; 1s;Io; l1l5, xil;5o p. m. anu
: so. ~ 90. x1o.OO II. m, xi2.05' 81
90, x3.UU. 3.25, AZ x5.U5, X5 10:
Gao. Xs.o0. x92U, Ills. MILO p. IN,
xi2VI night.
For Annapolis. 7.1O aud $50 a. In.
12.lo aud Is p. IN Sundays. $40 a.
+ fer Ffe9sriek, - 90. t1a. 90 icon, '.115.
"a 80. $3.50 p. IN.
For hagefs,own. tl2.oo roou and
to 30 d. IN.
For BOYD and way points. week days.
days, 300 a. m, 10, ..u5 ID. IN
For Gaithersburg and way points, week
days, 100. 900 a. M, 12.o1, 300, I.3O.
4 "a, $50, 5.35. : .O5. IL Bop. ID. SUNDAYS.
900 a. m, l5. 5.35, Z .u5. lOi5p D. m
For Washington Junction and way points,
's.0o a. M. t-1.I5 p. m. Express trains
stopping at principal stations only t4.3U,
to.3O p. m.
For Cape May. 10 a ~. IL noon.
ROYAL Blue LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
All trains illuminated with riHtscI light.
For Philadelphia. New York. Boston,
AMI the East, week days. 700. 1:O5. 500,
1000 Z. m, Dining Carr, 1900, 1885,
300, t5:U5. DINING Carl, 500 p III. tl2:UI
night: Sleeping Car opan at 1000 o'clockI.
sundays, (7:O5, lining Car. 300 a. m.
Dining Carl. l2:55, Dining Car, 300.
(5:05, Dining Carr, 500, ,l2:Ol night
Sleeping Car, open for passengers 1850
p. M
For A tlantic City. 1000 a. IN, 1900 noon.
and l2:35 p. IN. week days. 1885 ID. M.
Sundays
Except sunday. Daily. "SuDda only
xExpress trains
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels AMI residences By Union Transfer Co..
on order left at ticket offices. 6l9 Penn
sylyania avenue NV. New York avenue and
18th street. ani at depot
WM b GREENE. CHAS. o. SCULL-
Gen Manager Gen. Pass. Agt.
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Bull LETIN.
Loans Negotiated.
Fire Insurance, @ Placed in Reliable Companies
Estates Managed.
THE TIMES REAL ESTATE. BUREAU.
AVE-
FOR SALE.
GOOD WILL. STOCK AND FIXrUKES.
Orrners actual price quoted.

S3OO-Estl blislied bicycle stand; low
-, rent hiring machines. suIl repair out
fit; snap.
S3OO-EstablisIed photograph gallery
located on 7tli ST. NV; rooms rented IN
house pays rent
SSOO-Corncr store; grocery and pro
VISION: Central LOCALITY; completely
stocked: low rent.
$3.50 sash -Barber shop well located
M West End: complete. LIST class estaD-
S1.OOO-DruS store in the NV. doing
A., good cash business: will invoice over
The price asked. - ~ o. -'''
$3.50 Established corner grocery, on
i.;th ST sw.. near government depart
ments. do.n, gUod cash business: STOCK.
IiXsllres and -FOUR furnished rooms IN
$500 Established grocery and provision
store: southeast; doing cash business.
rent wv party leaving CITY cause or seiiiD::
VIII invoice above price asked. s.
S4SS go LOCATED ON 4l-2 ST. SW.-
barroofn for sale. Including stock. fix
lures and iicense; house containing eight
rooms ana stable; rents for SIS a month;
for selling
SS.o LOCATED ONFST NV. NEAR
PENSION OEEICE-Dairy lunch and
hs-room: dong good cash business; good
reason FOR selling. - : -.
S?OO-CASH ESTABLISHED 20
!SitiS, booS and Stationery store ON Pa
rent SlS.