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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-16
BULeAR1A's COMPLAINT
o Extreme outraEe. 81 sap the Sultan TO

o Extreme Outrages sii sap the Sultan to
Action.
CoNSTANT1NoPLE, Feb. Esd
hem Pasha has been ordered from Thes-
sally 10 Uskub. one hundred miles from
salonica in European Turkey, in order
to institute inquiries into the outrages
complained Of by Bulgaria.
1t is added that at the anne time it is
hoped the presence of the victorious
commander Will intimidate the excited
population.
The Bulgarian agent at Constantine
pie as cabled 10 the Associated Press,
February ., presented q note to the
Turkish government, pointing out The
seriousness OF the recent occurrences in
the Vilayet OF Oskub, where Eulgarians
had been arrested BIZ the Turkish au-
thorities on the charge OF storing arms.
The agent further alleged that many
of the prisoners had been tortured to
death, and that women and girls were
dying from the outraSes inflicted upon
them. Therefore the agent OF Bulgar-
IN urgently demanded an immediate
cessation OF the oppression. the with
drawal Of the military forces surround
ing the locality: the transfer OF all
prisoners to Uskub FOR trial and the
dismissal OF a number of officials.
The presentation Of this note caused
quite a sensation among the Turkish
ministers and at the palace.
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NOW, MIR. BURKE,
That Is a Fair Proposition, II You Want

That Is Fair Proposition, n You Want
the TRUTH; Il
NEW YORK. Feb. &c. C. staync,
OF this city, who was summoned by the
Ohio senate bribery investigation com
mittee to appea: before that body to-
night at Columbus, has sent the follow
Ing telegram to Newman II. Burke,
chairman OF the committee:
engagements until after the London
fur sales in March will prevent from ac-
,cepting your kind invitation. II, how
ever, you desire n chapter for your Ohio
political history. I refer you to- my
statements already published In the
leading journalS: or you can send q
committee here to whom every courtesy
Will be extended.
(Signed) &c. c. SHAME"
Mr.. Shayne was Jointly summoned
with Senator Hanna, Major Dlcls and
Major Rathbone.
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POLICE PJcK.ups.

Early yesterday morning a warrant
was sworn out before Justice Ftzpat-
rick by Ed schaiter, charging James
Woodruff with assault. The squire
heard the case and fined Woodruff S.
ind costs.
Monday night Officer Walker arrested
William Knox for drunkenness. Mayor
Butts gave him 81 and costs at yester-
day mornings session OF police court.
"A few moments later Williams brother
came up and paid his fine and both
started out together. They sought the
sacred precincts Of the Second ward.
where they proceeded 10 joilify to an ex-
tent that Officer Walker had 20 once
more interfere and William and his
brother were both taken to the cooler.
The case Of Annie Zimmerman vs..
John Venncman was compromised yes
terday and the case taken out OF court,
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It certainly looks like 1t, but there is
really no trick about it. Anybody can.
try 1t who has Lame Back and Weak
Kidneys, Malaria or nervous troubles.
We mean he can cure himself right
away by taking Electric Bitters. This
medicine tones up the whole system,
acts as stlmulant TO the Liver and Kid
neys, Is 4 blood purifier and nerve ton
ic. 1t cures Constipation, Headache,
Painting Spells, Sleeplessness and Mel
ancholS. It Is purely vegetable. a mild
laxative, and restores the system to its
natural vlgor. Try Electric Bitters and
be convinced that they are a miracle
worker. Every bottle guaranteed. Only
soc a bottle at Logan Drug Co.'s drug
store. 3
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Asala,. s.ysrsi Premlnsa, ehstl,.,oa

AEniust Sevtrnl Pfofulnent Churiestou
People for Various oaensss.
Special Dispatch to the 1n~teiiiseneer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. l5,-
John II. carowelthen. well known over
tho state as o leader among the Rcd
Men. IS charged With defaultlng to the
amount OF $500. He s~trenuously denies
the charge. carowelthea was stricken
with paralysis over a year ago. and
since then has been blind.
Professor p. u. Bufbrldsc, principal
of the colored schools. is charged witt,
immoral practices and has been sus.
pended indefinitely, pending an inyes-
tigatlon. by tho school board. IIe Is
chatscd with keeping vouns girls In
the school room otter hours. and there
by running them. It Is claimed BY hts
friends that there Is nothing in the
charges. and is only a manoueycr oil
the part OF his enemies TO remove Him
from Office.
Watts & Ashby. the well known law
firm, composed OF General c. c. Watts,
the late Democratic candidate for gov
ernor. and W. L. Ashby, OF this city,
are defendants In q law suit recently In
stitnted In the circuit court OF this
county. The suit Is brought by AIRS.
Elizabeth Terrell, OF Boone county, and
the case might DO said to be the talk OF
the town at present. 1t Is alleged that
the defendants. who have been acting
as the attorneys for Mss. Terrell, have
defrauded her out OF a sum amounting
10 $4,000. The defendants, Watts and
Ashby. negotiated for the sole OF some
real estate In Boone county, for the
plaintiff. She alleges that the property
was sold for $4,000 more than tho
amount received by her, and that the
attorneys withheld the true conditions
OF the deal from her and pocketed the
difference.
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To Arsi,rn,e railroad Strikes.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. 1.-THE
senate committee on education and la
Dor to-day decided by a unanimous vote
to report favorably the bill prepared by
the traininen OF the country. and re-
Gently introduced in the senate by SEN
ator Kyle, providing for the arbitration
of railroad strikes by aboard OF arbl-
traitors to be chosen by the strikers and
the Interstate commerce commission.
Before deciding to report the bill the
committee heard arguments from Sec
rotary Mosely, Of the Interstate COM
merce commission and Messrs. Hines
and Eden on behalf OF the t." inmen. All
of them supported the bill. They agreed
In the opinion that the passage OF the
bill would put an end to railroad
strikes,
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The Wheeling lodge of Elks has Offer
ed many entertainments In the past that
were supposed to be unsurpassed; but, as
gosd as they have been the lodge comes
forward with something surprising for
February %. The attraction consists of
two lectures, Illustrated, by the Hon. Ed
win b. Hay, OF Washington City, one of
the most eloquent and Instructive takers
ever heard on the lecture platform. At
the afternoon lecture he will discourse
on Switzerland and the Alps" and In.
the evening will talis on Rome. the
Eternal City: its Ruins and Churches"
Both will be magniflcently instructive
and entertaining.
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CENTRAL rgNNsyIyasIA MiNEas
si.ssln csny.s,lea !. Al.eea., anu Enses

an ORGANIZATION.
ALTOONA. Pa.. Feb. 1.-THE con-
ycntlon OF coal miners representing the
Central, Pennsylvania district was call
cd to order this morning by President
Pat Dolnn. OF Pittsburgh. One hun
drcd and four delegates were present.
q number being from the anthracite
district. President Dolan said the OBJ
ject OF the meeting was TO place tho
miners OF Central Pennsylvania In a po-
'Sition to enjoy the Chicago settlement.
an advance OF ten cents a ton In the
rate OF mining and eight hours for a
days work, which would only mean
putting oil operators on an equal foot
Ing. nndlwhich would be fair TO opera
tors and men alike.
Committees were appointed. after
which National President Ratchford
made n two hours address. urging the
men TO organize and obtain by April
I for the two rlrginias, Maryland and
Central Pennsylvania what the Chicago
conference gave to tho miners OF Ohio.
Indiana, Illinois and Western Pennsyl-
vanla. The committee on credentials
reported and the convention adjourned
till tomorrow. The convention will
probably be In session till Thursday
evening, -
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E on

Railroad men declare that It Is Impos-
siole for them to make ticketlng ar
engagements for the big conventions that
will occur during the coming summer
until they know whether or o brokers
are to be permitted to do business. II
the scalper is to be driven out they can
make much more simple arrangements
than will suffice IL he is permitted to
continue in business. They also claim
that II the scalper Is driven from the
field much better rates can be given In
many cases than are possible II he is al
lowed to remain.
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SPEECH PROM THRONE
Riddied by Som OF tho Oatspoken aIem.
beers of Parliament.

- UTE Ihhtiahhctths M ~
LONDON. Feb. 15.-Contlnulng the
debate on the address in reply to the
speech from the throne In the house OF
commons to-day. II. H. Asqulth, Liberal
member for East Fife, and formerly sec
rotary Of state for home affairs, de-
scrlbed the Indian frontier expedition
as being zone Of the most. lnglorlous ad.
ventures In the, annals Of Great Brit
ain." and asked the house TO declare
the war "a violation Of sound policy,
which deserved the condemnation OF the
legislature"
The parliamentary secretary for for
eign affairs. Mr.. Curzon. pointed out
that Russia had advanced to the Oxus
and that 1t was impossible for Great
Britain to allow q gap to remain in her
northwestern frontier. 1t was neces-
sary 10 recognize that. however DESTROYS
Russia might be to observe her obliga-
ton, circumstances might be too strong
for her. She stood on the borders OF
A%fghanlstan. which Great Britain was
pledged to defend.
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ITS SYSTEM.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 1.-THE Wabash
management. has completed eli; ar
engagements for the operation OF Its
own freight trains. as well as Its pas
senger trains to and from Buffalo. For
some time past the Wabash has been
operating its own passenger trains in
and out Of Buffalo and by March l 1t
expects to send its freight service from
Detroit to Buffalo. This Will be ac-
complished by leases OF the Grand
Trunk and the Erie tracks, which have
been ratified By the respective boards
OF directors. 1t is a practical extension
OF the Wabash system eastward to
Buffalo, together with the use Of terml-
nal facilities.
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Tho st, ciairsvlllc prcsbytcry met In
the Presbyterian church ut Bridgeport
In n called meeting yesterday afternoon.
Newspaper reports had charged some
students OF the Western Theological
Seminary, Mt Allegheny, Pa, with card
playing. gambling, drunkenness and
other formo OF immortality, and the pres
bytcry' felt that the charges should be
Investigated. The papers had reported
that nine Students had been suspended
OF expelled on grave charges.
The records OF the seminary faculty
showed that not a single one had been
expelled. Only three were suspended
and six were admonishcd. The charge
was grave lndlscretion." The facts of
the case were that a party OF nine young
men went In a body on a tour OF explor-
alton. and visited a house Of III fame,
remaining about fifteen minutes. They
went with no criminal intent and were
guilty of no criminal act or immortality.
They were not charged with any GRIM
- Aithi ihAtiltiOAiS - ~ ...."H
There was no charge Of poker playing,
drunkenness or gambling. The mole
hill had become a mountain. 1t was
egreci that the young men were guilty
of an indiscrect thing, but no crime pro-
portlonate to the newspaper charges
was shown.
The cases of Mcssrs. Lyle, Patterson
and Futchlson were passed on. the pres
bytery expressing regret that they had
fallen under the ccnsurc OF the semin-
airy. The case of Mr.. Fulton was re-
manded to his church session for lnves-
pGtigation, pending which the ~presbytery
expressed no opinion as to his guilt.
Rev. Mr.. Hunter was dismissed to q
presbytery in Pennsylvania.
There is q general feeling that the fac
ulty of the seminary should have stated
to the public the exact nature Of the
charge and thus checked the false and
sensational charges Of the press.
There were about one-third OF the
ministers and elders in attendance.
Among the visitors were Rev. DR.. Glib
son, OF the Presbyterian Banner, Rev.
w. A. Williams, OF Moundsville, and
Rev. W. Al. Simpson, OF Salincvills. Of
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LAKE T%ERRAALTA.
A New Mountain Enterprise of Interest
10 Wheeling People Is Started.

A New Mountain Entrrprise OF Interest
10 Wheeling: People Is Started.
"A movement to establish a new noun.
tain resort OF a permanent character. In
which a number OF Wheeling people are
being interested. and which Is receiving
much encouragement. has been inaugur-
ated by the Lake Terra Alta Improve
ment Company, and there Is every pros
pect that before the coming summer the
plans 10 make the new town one of the
most attractive of the several mountain
resorts on the line OF the Baltimore g.
Ohio road Will be fully matured. The
company has laid Off the grounds sur
rounding the .towI o. Terra Alta, form
ing one OF the most kcautiful spots of the
group OF resorts including Mountain
Lake Park, Oakland. Deer Park and
other points.
The lake Itself Is about one mile In
length. and from 300 TO 500 feet in width.
and the several hundred lots, over 200 OF
which have been sold. lie on either side.
On an elevation will stand the Lake
wood hotel, to be erected this spring,
surrounded by several acres OF lawn.
The altitude Of this point on the noun
tain is about $500 feet above tide water,
the highest point In the vicinity OF the
lake being about 1900 feet. a large
amour. OF money has been expended In
laying out the grounds. and many of the
!. lot purchasers will! doubtless build cot
tages Immediately.
The Lakewood hutel site has been do
mated to W. c. Huntington. of Terra
Alta, who has already disposed OF much
of the stock OF the new hotel. The lots
have been sold principally TO West Vir-
Sginia people. Mr.. Huntington. the man
ager OF the hotel, and one OF the pro-
motors OF Lake Terra Alta, Is IN the city
and says that the. new enterprise is
meeting with great success, and will be
backed up by plenty OF capital, some Of
1t from Wheeling.
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YOUNG MEN
or St. Alphonsus Church to Give Enter
taInments.

49,
The young men Of st. Alphonsus
Catholic church give an entertainment
at the church hall this evening and to-
morrow evening, that Will attract large
audiences. A number Of German Cath
ollcs are coming from Pittsburgh to at
tend, and 1t will be q success from every
point OF view. The programme to be
rendered Is as follows:
Short German Play............"In Arrest
One-Act Play......"" THE Artists Troubles
Solo..........'A Greeting to My Country
John Emig.
composed by Rev. Father Bernerdine.)
GerTan Solo...............Frank Dlegmiller
Highest Price for Old Shoes
Recitation ..-........... Charles Miller
, Dumb-bell exercise, closing with n one
act German Comedy. Tableau. Song.
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Al notable wedt,ps occurred at chlea-
20 last Wednesday afternoon. the con-
tracing parties being the only.
daughter OF Mr.. and a!rs. John
G~lessner. and Mr. Blewett Lee.
OF the law frm Of Leo q Law.
renee. and professor OF law In the
Northwestern University. OF Chicago.
The bride IL we'll known In this city.
and she is a general tavorltc in Chicago
society, TO which she was introduced
this season. Her family lineage Is
traccable to the family OF cheyaller
Bayard, the knight Sam pcur ct sans
reproche. and Mr.. Lees father, Lieuten-
nnt-Goneral s. D. Lee, was the contnd-
crate officer detailed 10 demand tho
surrender OF Fort Sumter. at Ii. break
Ina out OF the war. "The connection
and intimate friends OF the two parties
to The marriage says ELITE" the Chi
cogo society paper. in Its February IS
sue, embrace high officials on both
sides Of the war. To offset this war
recollection a bit OF charming sentiment
attaches 10 this wedding. Rev. p. II.
Mowry, the clergyman. came out from
Chester. Pa, 10 perform tho ceremony,
because he had the same pleasing Office,
for the BRIDES parents years ago in
Ohio. and Miss Macbeth. tho maid OF
honor on this occasion, served In the
same capacity for the brides mother
when she was married. She did for the
mother then what she has done for the
daughter now"
At the conclusion OF the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Glessner announced the en-
Gagement, OF Miss Hamlln. OF SPRING.
field. Ohio, one Of the bridesmaids to
Mr.. George Glessner, the only son OF
the household. The music for the Lee
Glcssner nuptlnls was especially ar
rayed for the occasion by MIR. Theodore
Thomas, and performed by a number
OF the greatest musicians OF the Ch!ca-
go orchestra.
Miss Whally delightfully."- entertained
a number OF her friends at her home
on tho Island, Monday evening. The
parlors and halfway were very taste
fully decorated. The evening was spent
ut cards and q very nice luncheon was
served the guests before they left for
their homes.
r.
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The marks on the river last night at
6 o'clock showed 10 feet 10 inches and
falling slowly. The rain Of early yes
terday morning was general, and had 1t
not been interrupted by the sudden cold
wave. a much larger river than would
have been enjoyed with comfort, would
have resulted. As 1t is, there is just 4
good boating stage and the coal men
are taking advantage OF Il.
The Queen City passed up yesterday
morning with one OF It's largest cargoes.
It was made up OF molasses. eggs and
all kinds Of merchandise. She arrived
here in good time and got away at 5
O'Clock Q. N.
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Huntington. city Ticket.

Special Dispatch to the IntolllEcncer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va. Feb, l5.-
The Republican city convention to-
night was the most exciting one ever
held by the party in the city. After q
spirited fight the result was as follows:
For mayor, w. F. Hlte: city clerk, A. B.
Brode: treasurer. c. W. Blair; assessor,
John Davis: members OF school board,
Alex. Gilbert and Frank snider. Hon.
Us. Davis was the opposing candidate
for mayor.
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A FEW months ago. MIR. byron Ev-
cry. OF Woodstock, Mich, was badly nf-
nlctcd with rheumatism. His right leg
was swollen The full length, causing
him great suffering. He vas advised to
try Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Tho first
bottle OF It helped him considerably and
the second bottle effected a cure. The
70 n 20 cent sizes arc for sale by
druggists.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 1.-THE gross
earnings OF the Baltimore & OHIO rail-
road for the month OF January increased
S67,G07. The total gross increase for.the
seven months ending January 81 is s6IS,-
o63. Total net Increase. Tor scme period
Ia S730,a24.
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,lnrtI Gran Excursion TO New orclcan,r via
the Il. & o., tho shortestnnd Quickest

February Il to 81 excursion tickets
will be sold to New Orleans at rate OF
SIS, and to Mobile for SEC rs, good for
return trip until March 10, Inclusive.
For full information, apply at 1900 MarL
Ike. street, OTTO T. C. Burke, passenger
and ticket agent, Baltimore & Ohio sta
ton. 800
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THE RIVER.


Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, S a. m.
Pittsburgh...QUEEN CITY, 8 a. n.
Parliersburg .ARGAND. II a. m.
Matamoras...L LEXINGTON, II u. m.
Sis;ersvllie...RUTH, $50 n m.
Darlington. LEROY, 800 p. III.
S~tcubenvillc..T. N. BAYNE, $50 p. M.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. ..kANAWHA. $50 a. IN.
Pittsburgh...BEN iUR. 4 p. IN.
Sistersville. RUTH. $3.50 y. m.
Siar.ngton:.LERoY, $50 p. m.
Pittsburgh. URANIA, $50 a. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh...H H. X. BEDFORD, $50 a. m.
CIncinnati....QUEEN CITY, s a. m.
Parkersburs. ARGANp. II a. m.
Matamoras.. LEXINGTON, II a. m.
Slstersville. ruth. $3.50 p. III.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Steubenville..T. NJ. BAYNE, 2:30 p. m.
Pittsburgh. LORENA, . 4. m.
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To Floridn Via penu.yly.nI, I,n,,.

Cheap excursion tickets to points in
Florida and the south now on sale via
PENNSYLVANIA lines. First class trim
service and direct connections. For In
formation call on or address ]. G. Tom
linson, Agent. Wheeling, ". Va. w&s
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CHILDREN and adults ,ortnred

CHILDREN and adults tortured Nv
burns, scalds, injuries. eczema or skin
diseases may secure Instant relief nv
using DcNVitt's Witch Hazel Salve. II
Is the great Pile remedy. Charles r.
Goethe. Market and Twelfth streets:
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-slxth and ia.
cob streets: A. L. Scheele, No. COZ Main
street; Exley Bros, Penn and Zane
streets; Bowie s. Co.. bridgeport. 2
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TO CURE 4 c0Ln IN ONE DAY
TAKE Laxative Dromo oulnlnc Tablcta
~ arlgEists refund the money IL It rails
10 cure. Zoe: The genuine has L. d, @,
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"AS o LIKE IT."

Friday evening occurs the appearance
OF the Island Shakespeare Club at St.
Luke's parish house. in the delicious
comedy AS YOU Like It., Every pre-
partition has been made for a successful
presentation. Special scenery Is being
painted by ar Island artist and tho. af-
fair promises to be n of the most in
tcfestlng ever given for charity or In
FAC. for any cause. The parish house
should be crowded to t utmost capacity,
the cause and the players deserving the
compliment. Tho cas-. Of characters and
ats representatives Is az foliows:
Mr.. Allen Burt. Duke Frederlck-Duke
Scnior-Jaques-Adan
Mr.. Waller Vardy .Touchstone-sIlyIus
Mlas Emma Bcall......, .Onyer-CnrIn
Miss Bertha Mccoy.............or Orlando
Mlss Helen Mccoy ,RosalInd
Miss Dean cumcrford. Celia
Miss Bessie Veterinarian. Phebe
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WERE ~lNDISCREET
Rather than Criminal, wasthe De-
clslon Reached
As 10 THE NINE STUDENTS

OF THE WESTERN THEOLOGICAL
SEMINARY. AT ALLEGHENY.
WHO VISITED A HOUSE OF
QUESTIONABLE REpuTE.
NEWSPAPER REPORTS HAD EX-
AoGERATED THE OCCURRENCE,
AS THE ST. cLAIRsvILLE PRES.
BYTERY FOUND ON lNvEsTIGA-
TIoN-MET AT BRIDGEPORT.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT

NV IOHlN
A month
No. 21i Sixteenth street......:.,Nl
Room &C feet by 1872 feet. with steam
power for manufacturing purposes. 81
No. 1908 Warren street......... d
No. % Twenty-fourth street, 3 rooms, ~
No. q Seventeenth street.........,.., 10
No. &C Seventeenth street.....,. 4 4
Store on Market street..........-
3 rooms Second street, north OF Cs&
p. passenger depot, Martins Ferry,
Ohio, gas fixtures for fuel and light,
gas range In kitchen. water In
Kitchen ~
Or six rooms. new paper and paint. y
No. a5GS Main street........-....... y
No. q Twentieth street............9 n
No. Al Twentieth strcet............. Ga
No. 1916 Main street. office or light
business, good location for n bar.
No. S37 Main street. 5 rooms on first
floor and front cellar. n Jewett Gus
range In kitchen and both gases fur
No. 81 Sixteenth street. ; rooms on
iirSt floor ~
No. 80 Sixteenth street, office roon.." Ns
No. liiS Main street., 5 roons.....""2ss
No. 1876 Alley b. stab1e............. :s
No. 12i Fourteenth street-.............5 Ky
No. 80 Fourteenth street............" .ss
No. 1873 Fourteenth street...........a ~
3-roomed house east OF Mt. de Chah'
n
s-roomed house Pleasant Nalley...... ~