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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-01
KARMA IN THE SCRIPTURES.
Rev. A. NJ. williams sermon nj wes-
Icy Monumental.

Rev. A. NJ. williams Sermon ut Wes-
Icy MOnumentaI.
Rev. A. Nj. williams. pastor OF Wesley
Monumental church, preached last night
on "Karma In the Scriptures" The next
"woe until their soul for they have re-
warded evil unto themselves" was taken
from Isaiah, go.
ut is the fashion these days" said Mr..
Williams. ito say only pleasant things.
The world does not like to hear harsh
things from the pulpit. There is in this
tendency great danger. I believe In hope
full cheerful preaching; but he who Will
preach a full gospel must not pass over
the stern truths of the word and OF life.
I, therefore. urge on you the fearful les
sons OF this text This Scripture teaches
the fact OF mans personal responsibility
The woe depicted here is the result OF a
PERSONS own conduct. The Individual Is
here brought face TO face with his God.
Everything else Is shut out.
'"rhe next truth taught IL, the great
law OF cause and effect. This law IS uni
versal. IL reaches every corner of crea-
ton. It applies 20 every feature of ex-
istence. It Is as true In the kingdom OF
morals as IL Is In the realm of matter.
Whatsoever a man sows that shall he
reap The Buddists call this Karma, and
Il is a favorite dogmaf Of the modern
theosophist. The Christian doctrine Is
better. because it IS simple and clear,
there ~ no need Of veil to hide a. in
mystery. IL is Furthermore a better doe
trine in the scripture, because Il Is in a
sphere OF existence within the comprehen-
sion OF man. Il does not have TO assume
a life OF which we have no knowledge,
and. therefore, no responsibility. The
Scripture comes TO o man to-day and says
10 him: Beware how you live, what you
do. for n you do evil you will reward
yourself evil.
THE caricature OF punishment repre-
sents Il az being inflicted with arbitrari-
ness BY God for the mere pleasure Of show
Ing his power over mana species Of TYR
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.


LARGE HOUSE. SUITABLE FOR
boarding house or for fats, for rent, App
ply A. 8. Cohen, Bull street.
TEN-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE,
South Broad opposite Colonial park; pos
session April /. Rome, care News.
FOR RENT, MY RESIDENCE 404 NEW
Houston street, east. New and modern in
every particular; immediate possession
+. A. Waring, postoffiee.
FOR RENT 2iO HALL STREET,
west; desirable 2-story house. Apply t0
J. +. Brooks, 10 Bay street, west
TO RENT. HOUSE, 40s ANDERSON
street, west Zone door from Montgomery
street,, $500 q month. Apply to r. q. Bell.
Morning News office.
FOR RENT, DWELLING. 10 CIIARIs-
ton street, west; possession immediately
Enquire Ii Charlton street. west.
FOR RENT, THE HANDSOME MOD
ern residence, 1907 Whitaker street, be-
tween New Houston and Waldburg
streets, fronting the park extension; rent
$500 per month. Apply to r. @. Bell.
Morning News office.
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ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE, A NICE GROOM RESI-
dence and large lot on Montgomery street.
between First and Second streets; II not
sold before, will be sold at auction Tues
day, March g. LaRoche, 81 East Bay.
FOR SALE, LEASE OR EXCHANGE.
an elegant home on New Houston street:
handy for whitaker Barnard and Duffy
street car lines, As feet front; 80 feet.
Empty lot adjoining can also be treated
for. Address A., Box 49,
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Ar THE THEATER.
The Sale of Seats for The Prisoner
of Zenda TO Begin To-dny.

Ihe sale OF seats Tor the Prisoner
of zenda TO Begin To-day.
The sale of seats for The Prisoner OF
Zenda, by Frohman's Lyceum company,
Wednesday and Thursday nights will be-
gin this morning. The success of the play,
from all accounts, has been most pro-
nounced since its initial performance at
the Lyceum theater, nearly two years
ago. The New York public. after testing
the Frohman judgment, adopted the belief
that the play is the thing" If properly
handled, and so did Chicago, Cincinnati,
st. Louis San Francisco and other cities.
The company is headed by Isabel Irving
and Howard Could and include Maude
Odell. Robert f. McClannin, Walter s.
Hale Arthur Elliot John Findlay, Mer-
vyn Dallas, r. ]. Dunstan and others of
the original Lyceum cast.
The Guards minstrel company is maxi
ing preparations for an entertainment at
the theater shortly after Lent. The sa-
vannah public has already witnessed two
excellent performances by the company
and having the benefit of past experience
the members OF the company feel that
they are in position to excel their previ-
Gus efforts. Among those who will en-
deavor to anuse the audience on this oc-
CASTOR are Harry Blum, Jr., W. r. Blois
Frank Richmond Jack Hall, Fred Saussy
Frank Papy Edward Stoddard, William
Connerat, c. Connerat. Jr.. George W.
Melton, Louis Morgan, william Quinan
f. J.. Patton, Jr., c. d. Melton and Rob
ert Humber.
The entertainment will be given in April
as soon after Lent as the theater can be
secured. Those who missed the last en-
tertainment will not fail to see the one
in April.
Mr.. J. r. Clarke will deliver the first OF
his course OF three lectures in Savannah
tonight at Masonic hall. The subject OF
his first lecture is "To and Fro In Lon
DON" Tomorrow night he Will lecture
on Cough on Humor, Oratory, Pathos
and Mimicry," and Wednesday night on
Hits and Misses" or his first lecture a
well-known writer says; ut Is very
entertaining effort In oratory pathos,
dash, descriptive passages stories of real
life, bits of autobiography, sketches OF
great men, all strung together in a way
to keep his audience delighted with his
bright and racy effort. John r. Clarke,
with the worlds metropolis before him, Is
a most charming speaker. The fund OF
stories. hits at all sorts of people and
pictures OF all sorts OF lives, seemed mex
haustlble. TO and Fro in London as
given by Mr. Clarke, Is delightful ka-
leldoscope."
Mr.. Clarke has been secured to deliver
the lectures Ia aid OF the charity wood
fund, which Is one Of the most worthy OF
hearts OF every one.
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IN THE RAILROAD WORLD,
Matters OF Interest to savannah and
Elsewhere.


In view of the fact that First Vice
Grand Master John ]. Hannahan of Chi
cage and Third Vice Grand Master c. W.
Mails of Parson, Kan. OF the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen, who were to
lecture at Odd Fellows hall Tonight will
not speak on this visit to Savannah as
they are expecting messages which will
cause them to leave before the hour for
the meeting, date will be arranged later,
ON which both gentlemen, accompanied by
representatives of other railway organi-
cations, will visit Savannah and address
the people on the work OF the organlza-
ton.
report of a wreck on the Dover and
Statesboro railroad, in which one or two
people We're seriously injured, was re-
ceived here yesterday but no details of
the accident could be obtained.
The north bound train, No. %, on the
Plant system, due here at 10 o'clock last
night, was rocked" just as 1t was leav-
ing Jesup. The rocking of trains has
become altogether too common prac-
tice.
Messrs J. N. Wood and ]. r Adams of
Hubert, who are engaged in perfecting a
new patent in car brakes, are in the city.
The Georgia Southern and Florida has
appointed Mr.. f. A. Woodward north
western passenger agent, with West SUI
Perior, Wis, headquarters. Mr.. Wood
ward will devote considerable of his at
tention to the immigration movement.
Mr. Howell Peoples has been appointed
travelling agent of the Southern, with
headquarters at Atlanta.
Mr. John G. Harris has been appointed
division freight agent of the Texas and
Pacific, with headquarters at New Or
leans.
Henry S. Jackson, general agent of the
Southern railway at Chattanooga, has
been transferred to Atlanta, where he will
| have charge of the western territory, and
| l.. l.. McCleskey, who has been general
| agent at Atlanta, will have charge of the
northern and eastern territory, and will
retain his headquarters at Atlanta.
]. C. Upton has been appointed COM
mercial agent Of the Southern railway at
Chattanooga.
The Atlantic Coast Lines fast freight
service from the east to Atlanta, Macon,
Wilmington, Montgomery and other
southern points is attracting attention by
the very quick runs 1t makes. In the or
! binary conduct of business, trains run
through from the north 70 Atlanta in two
! and one-half days.
| Work has been commenced on the
branch of the Fitzgerald division Of the
Georgia and Alabama from that place 10
| Ocilla, ten miles. This branch, wnen
completed, about July !. as expected, will
be called the Fitzgerald and Southern. II
Is understood that a good lumber and
turpentine region win be opened up by the
branch.
|
The Southern. 1t is said. intends to put
most of its recent large purchase of g.
900 tons of steel rails upon its line be-
tween Washington and Atlanta.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

~~-~-~~~~~~~-~~~-~~>--
, OKARAA MAKES, SELLS AND RE-
pairs shoes at III Broughton east and
corner Barnard and Perry streets,
BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL PROP
erty, consult Robert II. Tatem. real cs-
tate dealer. No. West York street. near
Bull street.
REGAL $3.50 SHOES FOR SALE BN
Okarma, III Broughton east.
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EDUCATIONAL.

STUDENTS ON ROLL OF HONOR
for the fifth scholastic month, averages
over ninety per cent. In conduct and stud
les, Wylly Drummer. Walker Cuts, d. ID.
Fleming Jr., Samuel Fleming. eaten Fitz-
gerald. Claude Girardeau, Walter Kessel.
G. Herman Lang, Frank Metzger, A.
Chandos Ross, John Rourke, Warning
Sheftall. Meldrim Thompson, John
Thompson. 33i Bull street. John Taiia-
ferro. Principal
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Hangicos i'm the BarracIss

Nicholas Hangicos was landed in the
barracks by Policeman Dwyer Saturday
night, on the charge of assaulting Mr.. w.
+. Evans with a knife shortly before mid
night in the latters store on Liberty
street. 1t will not be the first time that
Mick has faced the recorder.
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FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FOR RENT. ABOUT 49, ACRES OF
land on stiles avenue, In the rear Of the
crematory. This land Is very near the city.
fertile, and well adapted 20 truck farming
or pasturage. John Riley. % Bryan street.
east.
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HELp wANTnn-NrALEs.


WANTED, YOUNG MAN WHO UN-
de1stands stenography and is willing TO
work. Apply r. Q. Box 24O
RELIABLE MAN TO HANDLE
agents for telephone tablet and apecial-
ties. Pays 5000 year. Enclose stamp.
Victory Manufacturing Company Glove
land, o.
SEVERAL GOOD HUsTLERS TO
represent old established house, good
money to right parties; also one travel
ing manager; fair salary; references.
Ehred, Is South Broad. east.
BLACKSMITH, ALL ARoUN ND
workman who Is a good horseshoer;
steady job to right man. Call or address
Ocala Wagon Works. Ocala, Fla.
WANTED; MEN WISHING TO BE
examined for railway mail clerks and other
government positions, TO write at once
for valuable information free. Y. S. Blu
reau of Information, Cincinnati. o.
AGENTS WANTED.
4GEETs' GREATEST MoNEY-MAR-
err OF the day Is 'Story of Spain and
Cuba" 100 beautiful illustrations; send 10
cents for outfit; freight paid and credit
given also new book by Talmage; a few
general agents wanted on a salary. r. III.
Woodward Company Baltimore. Md.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
WASHING WANTED, LARGE OR
small, by a reliable colored woman. oil
Castor street west.
WANTED, SITUATION AS GENERAL
work Apply at 30 East Boundary street.
ROOMS WANTED.
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ern portion Of the city. Rent cheap. Ad-
dress Room, care Morning News.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IN LIVE DEBATING OR DRAMATIC
Society, opportunity for membership or
information. honorable, respectfully Dress
ed, live and willing young man. Write,
Neuse.
WANTED, LIVE DEER, FOXES AND
quail. Address 5. p. Holley, Aiken, s. G.
MONEY TO LOAN.
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MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY
amount on improved city property. IA and
per cent. J. r. Fulton & Son.
FOR RENT-ROOMs.
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FURNISHED ROOMS OR FLAT OF
TOUR cOiiitcAlhB AoOhio AoA rent Adl ZlJ
West Liberty
FOR RENT. SEVEN CONNECTING
rooms over drug store, Bull and Congress
street.
FOR RENT, A LARGE AND SMALL.
south front room; furnished or unfur-
nished; centrally located. Central, News
office.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
every convenience on same floor. al
President street, east.
TO RENT, NEATLY FURNISHED
room; all conveniences; gas, hot and cold
water. Apply 22l Liberty east
FOR RENT, NICE FLAT OF FOUR
rooms, with. modern conveniences, SUIT
able for light housekeeping 2OS Gwinnett
street, west.
ron RENT A LARGE ROOM WELL
lighted, with south and east exposure IN
the Whitfield building (over postohce. on
corner Whltakcr and President streets
Apply to John Riley. No. % Bryan street.
east.
ONE ELEGANT ROOM. FIRST
floor; one large hall. third floor. In Lyons
block. John Lyons.
ron nENT-IOJ SEES.
FOR RENT, FROM MARCH j, TILE
ings, No. 2i3 Abercorn street. fronting
Colonial park. John Flannery. Bay street
FOR RENT. 1O5 PRESIDENT. EAST:
49,. A.. aaH.
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FOUND. A WHITE AND BLACK
spotted pointer bitch; owner can have
by paying expenses. Apply West Broad
aud Twelfth.
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AUCTION SALES.
AT AUCTION.

ALL SORTS FURNITURE, STOVES,
BANQUET LAMPS, CLOCKS, ETC.
c. II. DORsETT, Anetioneer,
VIII sell THIS DAY at % Congress west,
Parlor Sets, Bed Springs. Bedsteada
and Bureaus. Ice Chest. Sideboard, Hat
Rack, Mattresses, Pillows, Crockery,
Chamber Sets. Large Wire Cage, Safe. 2
Cooking Stoves, Office Stoves Large
Range, lot of new Paste Board Boxes, 10
dozen new Rat Traps, Mating, / dozen
New Clocks, Portierres new Banquet
Lamps, and a lot of miscellaneous articles.
Also small lot OF Choice Fruit Trees.
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Anheuser-Buscb brewing Assocla-
ton.

Recommends the use OF the greatest Of all
'onics "Malt-Nutrine,' and guarantees
the merits claimed for it For sale by all
druggists.-ad.
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FOR RENT, FROM MARCH j, THE
three-stOry brick dwelling, with outbuild-
ings. No. 2lS Abercorn street. fronting
Colonial park. John Flannery, Bay street
FOR RENT. 1O5 PRESIDENT. EAST:
thoroughly renovated. Apply Albert wy
~, y Bryan street. east.
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CLOTHING, GROCERIES, ETC.

j. II. OPPENHEIM & son, Auctfoneerr,
VIII sell at II o'clock THIS MORNING
at 100 West Bryan street, 200 pair Pants.
50 Mems Suits, 10 dozen Caps Baking
Powder, Biscuits. Sausages. Pigs Feet.
Harmonious Accordeons, Platform Scales.
Notions, Furniture, etc.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

FOR SALE, ONE HOUND DOG. WE'LL
trained, for deer and fox; two years old
Cali at 345 West Boundary.
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The north bound train, No. %, on thu
Plant system, due here at 10 o'clock last
night, was rocked just as 1t was leav,
ing Jesup. The rocking" of trains has
become altogether too common a prac
tice.
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AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS GREATEST MONEY-MAK-
er OF the day Is "Story of Spain and
Cuba" 100 beautiful illustrations; send 10
cents for outfit; freight paid and credit
given; also a new book by Talmage; few
general agents wanted on a salary. r. II.
Woodward Company, Baltimore, Md.
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report of wreck on the Dover and
Statesboro railroad, in which one or two
people were seriously injured, was re-
ceived here yesterday, but no details of
the accident could be obtained.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

WASHING WANTED, LARGE OR
small, by reliable colored woman. oil
Castor street west.
WANTED, SITUATION AS GENERAL
work. Apply al 30 East Boundary street.
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The Southern. 1t is said, intends to put
most of its recent large purchase of 25,-
900 tons of steel rails upon its line be-
tween Washington and Atlanta.
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FOR RENT-ROoMs.

FTRNTsHED Rooms OR FLAT OF
four connecting rooms for rent. Call 213
West Liberty.
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Messrs j. N. Wood and ]. f. Adams of
Hubert, who are engaged in perfecting a
new patent in car brakes, are in the city.
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The Atlantic Coast Lines fast freigh
service from the east to Atlanta. Macon
Wilmington, Montgomery and othei
southern points is attracting attention bS
the very quick runs 1t makes. In the or
binary conduct of business, trains ru1
through from the north 70 Atlanta in tw,
and one-half days.
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BOARDING.

GENTLEMEN OR COUPLE CAN GET
large and small room with good board, de-
lightful location; bath on same floor. l2d
Taylor, west.
SOUTHERN ROOMS. GOOD TABLET
modern conveniences; also table boarders.
236 South Broad, cast.
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WANTED, YOUNG MAN WHO UN-
deIstands stenography, and Is willing to
work. Apply r. o. Box 24B.
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RnnMs NAMED

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A SMALL FRONT ROOM IN SOUTH
ern portion Of the city. Rent cheap. Ad-
dress Room, care Morning News
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE BIZ
reau OF Supplies and Accounts Navy Dcpartm,H-
Washing ton. ~ g. until TWELVE O'CLOCK
MOON, SEPTEMBER SEVENTH 1881. and ruh-
licly opeued Immediately thereafter to furnish
at the Naval ohsc -yatory. Washington II. C.
quantity OF Stop Watches. Comparing Matches
Spy Glasses and Drawing Instruments and "A the
Navy Yard. Washington, u. T.. a quantity Of
Steel Forgings. Blank proposals VIII be furnished
upon application 10 the Naval Obs..r, atury WASH
hgton. u. G., 10 tile Bureau. E.DWIN STEM
ART, Paymaster General au21-IaWsw
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63e-34 d st Sc, 6r.1S.35
219 10th st Sc. Tor. 1900
515 11th st Sc, Sr. LAS
100 9Th st So, Sr. 1850
421 5th st Sc, 5r. 100
919-921 Ga ave Sc,
OF .....-....... .lO.3O
1924 K st Sc, 6r.. .10.3O
103 l. st Sc. 7r. 1000
Nichols ave, Ana
costa. 5r. 1000
iii 10th st Sc, 6r.9.30
1132 ID st sc. 4r....S.30
142-144-146 NJ st Sc,
IT ........-.....S.30
1882 n ] ave &c. 4r.S.30
1131 I'd st Sc, 4r....S.30
1898 LIST st Sc. Or. 500
415 L st sc. 5r.....T 90
313 s G ave sc, 4r.7.OO
40 L st Sc, Or. ....7.OO
1504-150S Mass ave
&c, 4r-.-.........6.0
S47 ID st Sc, 4r. 900
1860 L st Re, 5r. 800
202 18th st Sc, ar. 800
1913 I st Sc, 3r. SEQ
1852 L st Sc, Ar. 500
81 18th st Sc. Or. 10. 80
631 I st sc. 3r. 800. 600
1928 Lewis st ne. r.5.00
Of the property on
call ut Office for bulletin
tn.
S. e. WAGGAMAN,
GIT F st. NV.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
STEAMERS WAKEFIELD and 4. V. ARROW.
wlarfi-Wakctied Mondays and Saturiays an
am. for river landings Colonial Beach, Bush-
wood, Rock Point. ColtOns and Nomni Creek Re-
turning, arrive at Washington on TUESDAYS and
for all above landings including Stones Howafd's
and Cobrun's Returning. leave Nominl Greek y
IN. Thursday, arrive at Washington about nm
I. V. Arrowsmth-On Mondays and Wednesdays
Mt pm. for Colonial Beach, Colton's Ab.II's
Leonardtown. Pney Point, ST. Georges Island
Smiths Greek. Coan and Yeoconico rivers Re-
turning, arrive at Washington early wcdncs-
day and Friday mornings.
On Saturdays. pm. for Riverside Colonial
Beach. Coltons, PiDey Point ST. Georges island
Smith Greek. Coan and leocomico rivers and ar.
schedule in effect June &c. C. W. RIDLEY.
General Manager. jeg3-tf
E. s. RANDAII's POTOMAC RIVER LINE
Steamer HARRY RANDALL viii leave lIvc-
View wharf Sundays. Tuesdays and 1hlrsdays N
z am. landing at Colonial Beach. Chapel poiat
turning Mondays AID Wednesdays al o pm. ana
Fridays about $50 pm.
Passenger accommodations frst-class, Fn,irhf re-
K S. RANDALL.
Proprietor aid Manager
GEO. O. CARPINTER. General Agent washington
je29-14te wM. NJ. REARDoN. Agent, Aiexandrfa'
THE wEEMs STEAMBOAT CO.
Summer schedule in effect June
STEAMERS POTOMAC AND SUE
Steamer Potomac will leave 9TH ST. wharf ero;-
Sunday at pm. for Baltimore and river lardi..s
Steamer Sue will leave .very Friday at 4 r. IN
for river landings far MIller's Wharf
GnitE's treek). AID every Monday At 8 pm. for
Baltimore and river landings
Passenger accof. modations strictly frst-ciaxs
All river freight must he prepaid
STEPHENSON & BRO, Agents
once. elo Pa ave. Telephone 745. je;-tf
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NER & CO., 918 + st. NV.

1921 1. 6r.. 20. IS
1899 7. CIR, wa. 90
2151 X. Or. wa. g...lS.3o
III ed, Or. eel. mi.$ls.50
COB c. store, wa. ..1S.5o
2117-19 II. 7r, wa. 1850
SlS Olive st, Or,
ba, Gel. mi. 1850
IDS G, ar, mi. LIB. 40
232o3-25 Va NV. CIR, mi. II. so
2125 l, 7r, wa. ....16.30
4l9 b Sc, Or. Wig. 10. 30
Dob 4, Or. ........16.U0
1912 3ith, Sr, eel, W Is. 40
936 oath, Or. wa. Is. 50
1893 l.. Or. wa. ....l5.30
4l2 Elm. Or, mi. -..15.30
S14 18th, hall. Is. 30
BAH O, Tor, eel, W, Z. Is. 90
f3 10th. 5r, wa .13. so
26l3 X. ar. wa.....13.5o
l226 18th, Or. Gel. ID ID
400 21st, crab. ...l3.30
2420 n, Or, wa.....13.O0
23l3 l.. 4r, wa. .12.50
40S 21st, Or, wa ...12.30
5oS oath, Or. wa. ..12.30
24u2 Va av. Or. eel, w.12.31
$40 9th, Or. wa. ..12.O0
1922 10Th, Ar, wa .11.30
2525 l. 5r, wa. 90
SOB 18th ne, Or, eel, milo. so
2l23 *, rear, Or. W. 1880
1713 Hayes ct, Ar, w. 1850
511 23d, 5r, wa. .10.50
1921 9th. Ar, wa. 1919
1867 Superior, Or. 1000
42l Goth. Or.
1901 Erie, 5r-
t241 18th. Or. 1000
our other list.
SCOTT & WILCOX,
Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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FOL, RENT

FOR RENT
1928 f st NV. 5000. 90
1919 F NV, Office. so. 90
1877 10th NV, Sr&b. so. 90
924 23d st, 10r&b. 40. go
1921 n II av, 0r&b. 1000
1901 Whitney ave
NV. store. so
703 G sw, sr&b. :. SO. 80
1885 2?d NV, Sr&b. 30. 90
e230 18th, Grab. - 500
1879 10th, Sr&b. -, so
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1910 l, 9r&b, mi. . As. 90
1913 l., sto. w&s. 40. 81
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90 ODD. Tor. 40. 80
2217 NJ, 10r&b, mi. 80. 80
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1923 Corcoran st. Or,
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1905 10th. 7r, Gel. mi 30. 80
201s NJ, Tor, mi. :. 30. 80
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2l3S F, Or. mi. 80. so
942 o. Sr&b. mi. .2S. so
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1903 s, Or, mi. .25. 80
1928 10th. Crib, mi. %. so
2503 ". Tr. mi. "a. So
S07 22d, 9r&b, mi. .25. 50
40 9Th ne. Sr, eel. mi %. 50
1921 Pierce. Or, eel. mi25. 81
120S-10 18th, 7r. 80
1924 10Th. Sr. mi. $50
2l42 +, 7T&cel. mi q. so
919 22d. 7r. mi. ....25. 90
1924 L, 7r. wa. .25. 90
1915 Columbia st,
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1912 \ II av, 81, mi 30 80
1854 18th, Crab, mi %. 80
100 H.. Sr, mi. %. 80
201S J.. Or, mi. 20. SO
1T0G Pa av.f!t. 4r&b. 30. 90
2620 L, Or, mi. 20. so
6i7 23d. Or. mi. 20. so
1927 oak. Mt p. Or. 30. so
Pill l., 6r&wa. -. 20. 80
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