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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-18

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-18

BOISE. Ida. Nov. lI.-From unofficial
sources 1t Is learned that the Woman
Saifrag. amendment In the constitution
has IL majority ~ nearly 1000. Friends
or the movement all over the state are
jubilant. It Is. however. II question
whether the amendment has really
passed owing to the official ruling on n
similar question that came up two years
ago.
At that time n proposed constitutional
amendment scprccatinc the office Of
probate Judge and county school sii-
Dcrlnicndcnt, was carried In the same
way, hut II was held TINT the amend
mrnt was lost because the vote In It's
favor was not n minority Of Nil those
cast on that question. This rule IL in
effect that votes not cast either for or
against are to he construed M being
cast against measure. The question
VIII be taken into court as soon az pos
sIblc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-18

OIL ClTY-Rlvcr feet 4 Inches and
rising. Cloudy and warm.
WARREN-River l foot inchcs.
Cloudy and mild.
GREENSBORO-River feet inches
and falling. Fair and warm. The Ger
mania Is due UP and down on Wcdncs-
day.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES : feet . inch
Cs. Clear
PITTSBURGH-Rivc feet and sta
t!onary Mt the dam, Clear and pleasant.
STEUBENNILLE- feet 4
inches and falling. Clear and cool.
Passed up-Iiudson. James Moren and
Fred. Wilson. Passed down-The Ka-
nawhn, Mariner and Catherine Davis,
PARKBRSBURG-Oh river s feet |
inch and falling. Cloudy and warm.
Passed down-Ben Hur and Valley
Belle. Due down-Keystone State. The
Little Kanawha Is falling All the To-
calls were on time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-18
TENNESSEE FRAUDS
To he Investignted-Stnte Stolen for
Brynn-Rrturns Held BACK.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. 1.-The
Republican state executive committee,
with two hundred leading Republicans
from all portions OF the state. closed n
session last night. after having upan-
imouSy resolved 10 Investigate election
frauds In this state and innuEurate a
contest for the EdvernOrship and en-
dorse contest upon the part Of candi-
dates for Congress who were defeated
by Frauds. 1t was one OF the most dclib-
era;lve political bodies which has ever
met IN this state. All the speakers
seemed to DC Impressed with the Grav-
ity OF the occasion The Republicans
claim that these frauds are far-rcach-
ing and surpaSS anything heretofore
practIced. and that in FIVE West Ten
nessee counties alone enough votes
were transferred from the Republican
to the Democratic ticket In the county
10 overcome the alleged Democratic
majority In the state.
1t Is known that Mr. +. +. Stahlman Il.
who managed the Republican campaign.
feels keenly the disappointment OF n
failure to sarry the state, and believes
with fair cOun. the state would have
been placed IN the Republican column
by large majorites. Mr.. Stahlman.
who Is regarded as the brains and force
~ the party in Tennessee, is not talking
but II ~ believed that h. has been sys-
tcmatically AT work ever since the cleo
ton 10 uncarth these frauds and the
action OF the leading men OF the party
yesterday gives evidence.
The returns are not yet all IN and
Democratic shcriffs and the secretary
OF state have refused TO give out the
returns as far rs resolved. Enough.
however. is known to indicate that Nc
kinlcy and Tillman ran close together
while Taylor. Democrat, for governor,
ran five thousand votes behind Bryan.
The Nashville Banner Is leading in
the fight fo- thorough investigation
Of iha frauds
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The marks at p. IN. showed feet II
inches and falling slowly. Weather
cloudy and warm.
The engines out OF the Mail Line side
wheeler, United States, are stored In
Madison. and are said to be in good con-
dition. They are the same size OF the
City OF Louisville 30 inches by 10 feet.
An engine builder says IL Is proposed to
use them in the new packet TO be built
in Cincinnati.
Work Is being pushed on the now
steamer Queen City, the companion boat
10 the Virginia. Ii was at one time al
most decided that thc next boat the
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Packet Com
pnny built should be steel hull, but
the idea was abandoned. as 1t was
feared steel hull would not stand the
hard service that a wooden one will.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-18

Republicans generally who bet that
Mckinley would have $4,000 plurality In
Ohio think they have won. The con,en-
\ tlon OF bctSers who took the Bryan end
OF the bet that Mckinley would not g-t
$4,000 plurality. that they have won. II
the Barr vote ~ counted. Is pronounced
by Secretary OF State Taylor 10 be Il
very fllmsy excuse. lie said: In the
presidential elections n plurality always
means the plurality OF one
electoral ticket over another.
Strictly speaking. Mckinley had
no plurality ut all. for neither he nor
Bryan were voted for. The plurality OF
5l,lO9 which. Mack. the first elector on
the Republican ticket, received over
Powell, the first elector on til. Democrat
tic ticket. will be recorded in nay report
as McKinley's plurality, just as has al
ways been done. In fact. most OF the
rren who voted for Barr voted also for
the Democratic elector. II his vote
were counted with that OF the Demo-
cratic electors. II would be equivalent to
having twenty-four electors on lhe DEM
ocratic ticket"
The question ls 10 what constitutes n
plurality in the election this fall has
been the subject Of many inquiries made
10 Attorney General MoRnett- who In
his letter In the Ohio State Journal OF
yesterday. says the different leading
dictionaries define the word plurality
very clearly and quotes them.
He says aS there were hut twenty
three electors running on the Mckinley
Hobart tlckc.. so there must have been
but twenty-thrc4 on the Bryan Sewall
ticket.
For the purposes of this question there
could not have been twentyfour. The
plurality within the definition given
must be confined TO Bryan and Sewall
as an independent set and 10 Barr as IN
Independent: candidate a. eector under
another head. Mckinley and Hobart
electors received 4 plurality Of upwards
OF $4,000 over the Bryan and Sewali IN
der the Democratic head and plurality
OF $4,000 over Barr clectOr. As well
might you conceive the voters Of any Of
rhe two electors under the Democratic
head. as to add the twenty-four electors
20 any one Of the twenty-thrce. L Is
absolutely without any foundation
Whatever To do so. Imagine Barr hav-
ing received 5000 votes. then. accord
T. Ing to the claims made. he could have
added the vote OF any one OF the other
electors 10 his. or might add the whole
twenty-three together and count himself
elected. II is wholly fallacious, view &;
from whatever standpoint you may.
This Is not an official opinion
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-18
THEY ENTERTAINED,
Protected Home Circle Members Enjoy n
Pleasant EVENING

"""""s fHNthhks
rythian Castle was crowded Inst night
by mn audience made up of many OF
WheelinE's best citizens. Tho occasion
was n splendid entertainment. given by
the local branch OF the Protected Homo
Circle. Every seat In the inrgc auditor
lum was tnkcn long before 4 O'clock, md
when the curtain vert up, standing
room was ut premium. The pro-
gramm0 was az follows:
FART !.
Charles i. SchultZc.
sclectlon..... .....m...,., ..,.,.,.......
Ideal Club. e.
Vocal Solo.,..On tho Ronchcs OF tho Parks
Robert Lindsey.
ltecitAtlOnU... .,..,,.,.... .,......, Selected
al Sadie King.
Plano solo....,,.:..:..,.,.n elis, OF Twilight
Carl KronJacIcr.
FART II.
Lecture. Good Of tho Order
~ j. p Roberts. Supreme Deputy,
vocal so'o''''';;:i - ;I;;:,,:''''''''"scicctod
fiano Solo, Wait TIN the Clouds Roll BY
Lena ulrch.
Club Swinging. ..,,,,,......,,. ..........
Tenor Solo Addio Miller o,,. w.,
Harry T. Boyd ''''
sc'cctIoh '''''''. :',,.,..,.. .."...........
Ideal Club.
Accompanist, Miss Lena UIrIch.
The opening address OF Mr.. Schultz
was Il magnificent effort and the objects
or the order werc plainly set forth by the
speaker. The ladies' and gentlemen who
assisted IN the entertainment. We're en-
cnred and hpplauded most generously
and the general verdict was that no bet
ter local entertainment was ever given.
Refreshments were served by the wives
and daughters OF the members, and were
heartily partakcn OF.
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COUNTING THEM OUT,
rtcuiier Proceedings Ia tho Recount In
Lewis CnmnIn.

Special Dispatch TO the IntCllIGcncor.
WESTON. W. Va Nov. 1.-THE
county court began Its recount OF votes
this morning. Tho count 30 far shows
a gain OF two votes for Chldlser (Dcm.),
for prosecuting attorney, and one for
Bennett (Dem.), for county clerk. The
other Democrats have fallen of. II Is
10 say the least. remarkable that the
two Democrats who have gained were
the only ones who contemplated de-
manding recount prior 10 the time
the county court clnvaRSed the returns
and carefully counted and sealed the
ballots, several pages OF which wen,
either not wrapped up or were torn
open At one or both ends when brought
into court. At that time ono Democratic
commissioner OF election will make oath
that the ballots from his precinct had
been unwrappcd and the paper around
them very much mutllatcd and the re-
verse side turned out, some time after
he delivered them 10 the county clerk.
and before they were brought Into court.
II Is very eviden. that both LIghtburn
and Foster are to be counted OUT At all
haEcrd6
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STILL THEY COME.
Two More Candidates for Mayor.
atty Nomination.
SQUIRE SCIIULTzE, or RlTCIlIE
District, IL One, Rnd Mr.. Stephen Mccall
Tough, OF tho East End, Is tho Other.
Mayor Caidweii's Gard Not Forth com.
ing, aud Il Ia lntimntsd lie May Remain
In the ficid-Thosc Onto Election Usts
Cause Queer situation.


Republican aSrImnts for the mayor
ality seem to DO as numerous as the
proverhial blowers thar bloom In tho
spring" When tho sun sct on Monday
there wcro four In tho field. Mcssrs.
James =. Maxwell and George W. Con-
mel, OF tho Island: Squire W. W. Rogers,
OF the Fifth ward, and Councilman J. Il
Butts. OF the Third ward
Yesterday two others announced
themselves. The first was Mr.. Stephen
Mccullough, az the East End, who says
he Is confident OF carrying on the plum:
and the second was Squire John w.
Schultzc. who Is willing to lay aside
the erminc " Justice OF the Peace and
County Coroner. and servo his city as
dispenser OF Justice In the police court.
Next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-18
A TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To he Established Hero In Wheeling
Something Greatly Needed.

10 no EsfnbIishru Hero IN wheeling
Something Greatly Needed.
Wheeling IS to have n SCHOOL Of tech
Thauc. IN which the young mechanic
who gains much by practical expert
cnce in the workshop. VIII he taught
much that IS not to be learned In tho
shop. About the first Of December the
Wheeling Institute of Applied Design
Will be started In quarters that have
not yet been selected. by Mr.. Gcrhardt
Nelson. tho well known designer OF the
Caldwell II Peterson establishment.
The classes will he held In the evening.
and rhe branches 10 be covered nrc
quite extensive. Mr.. Nchson has apo-
ken OF his scheme to number OF
,Wheeling'S manufacturers and business
men and NIL are of the opinion that
much can be accomplished alOn, this
line.
Among the branches in which IN
struc;lon will ;bc given are the follow
ing: Architectural drawing, designing
OF machinery and mechanical drawing
in general. designing In cabinet work.
modelling In clay, plastic relief dccnra-
lions. frescolnS and interior deCOra-
lions, lettering and siGnwrltng, Cornicc
'''S i.t' "''' vii'hlli'Htdi II'''li WOlR-
ing. There will alFo be special art
clhsa for ladies' mud gentlemen, where
instruction will he given in crayon
work, methods OF Illustrating, etc.
Mr. NcilH0n Ia securing n corps OF ca
pablc Instructors in the various lines,
and expects to begin IhOnt the first Of
inc coming month. Glasses viii he hold
on Tuesday. Thursday md Friday
nights. II has been proposed that this
lcSnnicnl school DC held In connection
WIN WIN the night clauses being held under
,ne haSpiccs Of the Young MEMS Chris
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-18

AS the campaign for the city Offices
progresses, the fellow who sells his vote
for beer IS the thorn in the side of the
candidate. They 20 from one 20 the
other and tell the same story-of how
they are helping them. and how "a few
beers" will fix things all right. The
candidates this year are fortunately n
class OF men who vii not give In 10 this
class, and an agreement has been made
between the gentlemen who have been
mentioned In connection with the vari-
Gus Offices not TO give on. a single key
OF beer or TO make 4 beer campaign.
There are several gangs Of worthless
loaters who do nothing but bleed candi-
dates for drinks. and Il IS n good thing
that the candidates are n unit In re.
fusing them anything at all
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-18
Eighth Ward Climbs.

The B. p. Dovencr club OF the Eighth
word, held meeting nj the hall last
night and adjourned to meet again next
Tuesday evening. when the officers Of
the permanent organization will he
elected. The club has accomplished
great work IN the last campaign and
will maintain the same excellent or
ganization for the fight In the munich
pal election.
The G.. ". Atkinson club. OF the same
ward. will meet tomorrow evening at
the Dovener clubs headquarters to per-
feet permanent organization, and
will also be In line Mt the polls md in
the campaign Of the city clccthn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-18
SEQUEL TO A ROMANCE.
Mrs. Scott Mnrries the Friend OF Her Mur
drrcd tIushRnd.

DIES MONIES. Ia. Nov. 17.-Clnra
Dawson Scott. the widow OF Walter
Scott. has married Willard Mckay.
December ~ last. the girl. now only
nineteen years OF age. was married 70
Walter Scott after romantic court
ship. Her father refused 10 allow the
marriage. and twice had the girl sent
TO insane asylums and once 10 n con-
vent 10 prevent the marriage. Finally
the couple cloped and married.
After the ceremony Scott went to
Dawson TO tell him Of the marriage and
get some property belonging 20 the girl.
The father shot him dead and Is now
ecrvlng II tcn-ycar sentence In the pcni-
tertiary. Tho young widow made her
home with Scott's parents, never having
spoken 10 her own parents since the
tragedy. Willard Mckay had been
Scntts intimate friend and had helped
them In ihcr cl0pcmcnt. lie continued
a friend Of the widow and the marriage
Is the conclusion OF the romance.
The couple will 20 at once 60 Canada
where McHay's family lives and where
they will make their future home.
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MRS. MERRITTs DEATH
Was Accidental and Not Suicidal, ms was
Reported.


LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE manage
mcnt OF tho Hotel Cecil to-day con-
tInucd making tho greatest mystery
over the sudden death OF Mra Alma
Merritt, the wife OF Mr.. George Mer-
rItt, who died at the hotel on Saturday
night under circumstances which led
10 the circulation OF n report that che
had committed suicide 4 representa-
tive OF the Associated Press had an
interview this morning with Mr.. Mcr-
rltt. who said:
II am glad OF the oportunlty OF stat
Ing the factS In the case, NJ the reports
published are entirely wrong.
I'VE have been travelling on the con-
tlnent for the past six months. and OUT
New York residence Is nj the berkeley,
Ninth street and Fifth avenue. My WIFE,
who WAS n llOumnnlan, arrived from
Paris last week. he was suffering from
an liberated tooth anu Il dentist FUR
nishcd her with some cocaine. which
lndlnctly caused her death. rs Il In
duccd epilepsy. which was chronic with
her. We purpOsCd sailing for New
York on Saturday next. l shall return
home as soon Us possible"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-18
THE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

Pittsburgh. HUDSON. 3 n. m.
Cincinrati....kE STATE, s a. m
MatamOrRs.. .LESINGTON, II n. m.
ParkcrsburS LEROY. II n. IN.
Stcuhenville. .ESOS TAYLOR, go p. m.
Slstersvillo.. RUTH. $50 p. IN.
Darlington. JEWEL, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. .kASAWHA. G n. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, S II. m.
Stcuhcnvillc. .ENOS TAYLOR. $50 p. m.
Slstcrsville.. RUTH, 500 p. m.
ClarlnGtOn.. JEWEL, $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. .LORENA. 4 n. m.
Pittsburgh. III. X. BEDFORD, 6 n. m.
Cincinnati. lit DSON. = a, III.
Matamoras.. .LENlNGTOS, II a m.
parkcrsburE. LEROY. II u nj.
Stcubenville. .ESOS TAYLOR, $50 p. n.
Darlington. JEWEL, $3.50 p. m
S!stersY!llC. RUTH. $50 p. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-18

The card In which he was to have de-
cllned to be n candidate for the mayor
ulity nomination which Mayor Cald-
week. Is stu not forthcoming, and II Is
intimated that the mayor has about
come to the conclusion to stay In the
race. Without him there are six in the
field, and with him 1t Is a case OF Come
seven"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-18
Ducklen's Arnicn Snlye,

The best salvc in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores. letter, chapped hands. chilblains,
corns. and NIL skin eruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
II Is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-18

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 17.-Thc
Cleveland Steel Company, OF this city.
owned by the Rockcrelcrs. Is erecting
big crucbblc steel plant, and VIII
manufacture that article on Il large
schlc. 1t viii Ne the only concern of the
kind In tlsis country. az all crlIciblc
steel, which Is used for the manurnc-
turc OF cutlery, fine woods, etc, Is now
Imported from Sweden.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-18
FOR SALE.


House rooms and hall. with Tiw'tl
improvements; lot 3EXlcG feet: Eoft st'sts s
between Twcnty-third and IWcRIy''se''"
streets; cheap. s.,N
House : rooms, Locust street. ~ ~.
ward: lot 2JNl2O feet; rCnts ios '.N ~
annum: forms easy; N.iSH -.,,
House rooms. brick. Eisntcch'A S''''"
House rooms and hall, MAtAt; S'''e-
Centre Wheeling. Sllrj. LOAN.
Nos. Il. iG und IS Twcnty-:hiF1 S"F'-
easy terms. ,f
House, 70 rooms. wldo center haiis, ~" w.,
crn convsnicnccs and large loi. No ~ So
Chaplino street: cheap TN" terms ~
House. 5 rooms, ElChi"cuth - f'',,o'l
House. s rooms. BATH, hot ah" 4,,Si,
water. both gases. Hsl n Fca. ~ h.
house. a rooms each. MARKET sir, 1,
tween Seventh and Eighth '"'-''' -
s.. Snl. r,,l
$50 Wifi buy n nice lot fronting On .5.;
street; onc-thlrd cash, ta."H,t ''
terms. l,r,..
500 will buy good wo-ro0n'rt- l ,.,9,'
fronting on ChaNlinr street. near ,yrs,7
$t..j Will buy house Of ROOMS on ,,..s
street. Centre WhcenS: E& cash '''''''''
in rent. ,, ard
Lots on Lind street. Cherry siIHC' IN ~
MCCollOch street at from ~ 10 w
on easy terms.
Money TO loan on city real rS'a~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-18

II In the medium which carries In
every nerve, muscle. organ and fibre I,s
nourishmcnt and strength. If tho blood
In pure, rich and healthy you will bc
well: II IMPURE. disease will soon over
take you. Hoods Snrsnpnrilln hns pow
Or TO keep you In health by making your
blood rich and pure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-18

Special Dispatch TO the IntcIliGcnccr.
STEUBENVlLLE. O., Nov. lire.
port comes here that the Ohio OIL Com.
pany has made Il new strike nj an oil!
we'll which has come IN on the Bushhy
farm. at Jewett. The strike * causing
some excitement. The well has beer
boarded up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-18
BIG IMPROVEMENTS
To he Made Mt the aiorsnntown Pumping
station at Once.

NORGANTOWS. ". Va. Nov. IL
The Standard OIL Company has begun
work ut Its pumping station. one mile
from here, on improvements 10 cost
100000. These improvements embrace
a new pipe line 10 the seahoard. two
lines from the Marion and MunOngalia
oil fields to the station and 4 forty foot
addition 10 the station wherein TO build
new ily wheel engine with Il pumping
capacity OF 10000 barrels per day. When
the improvements are completed the
force Of hands employed nj this point
Will be increased from thirty to sixty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-18
RAILROADERS
Have Organized Permanently,
"Thc Ruilr0udcrs' Club"
NAME OF TIE ORGANIZATION

which, Though Formed Out or tho Old
halfway En,ployrs' Gold Club, 1. Nom
-CiUb Room 10 bo sscurcd-A
Committee Named which win Push tho
Club Through To tho Goal or Success.
so,enty-Firo Members Enrolled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-18

HOODS PILLS arc cnay To take, cnsy
to operate. Cure indigestion. bilious.
ness. csc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-18
NESBlTT & DEVlNt'
pcli No iiHG MarAc; ssT'2S-
FOR RENl

No. lis Seventeenth srcc:..,'.''-.'''' d
No. 2i0i Main street, roCihsr'''.''''' Il ID
No, lNS MCcOlloch stIcCl-.-,'''''''' IN
No 1911 Alley H..,.,,..,.,.'......,, 81,
No. SSi Main street, saloon WIZ" 81 q ~
No. 1868 McCulloch street. h'S' "''' -.
No. i@r Fourteenth street '''''''''''''' q
No. M Eighteenth street ,.,.,.,,,:.'.' 80
No. lNie chnplinc street. 'v''''' 'l
No. h2g Market street. r'O''S''' 81
No. rs Alloy l6.....,.-''''.''''''''' ~
No. 2Jl2 Main street. 81
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No. "G11 Main street, ) rNNNlN.''''''' 5ld
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No. lGi2 Main street. store ip'"'''' SO
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4-roompd house Crescent Fh'r. - so
No, 2IGi ChHplinC strCci, room ~
No. ST ChaplmC street, t'''''
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No. s: Sixteenth street. east O.
street,
No. &c Seventeenth street.
No. 92 Sixteenth strrgL
No. CO North Front "it"Ctr,,,
Nos. lSa anG ~ National ,'0'''
SlN-rnninCd house peninsula
Nos. 80 and i2gH Market q, '',,nA lWCh
No. 81 Zane street. Stotc f'V"' 49,
Lot m South Front stree
lots NcMcchcn.
lots Elm Grove.
Lot WoodsdniC.