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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-29

Jo.4a Hays Hammond IN the Engineering
Magazine.
IL lSs the utain trunk lire from Cape
Town VAS pushed foTw ri grons It's seseu
northern terminus so johannesburg. The
distance frara Cape Town 90 Johannesburg
~ raA il : BIB miles In IS4 tAe road was
completed from tselaeoA bay, & p0fi n
Portuguese territory oo the Soa;nraSt
e~xaRt os Afrtcs 20 sIoh0ufse ~i}urg~a dis
tanea ~ 81 miles. The laird road ael1ed
Johannesburg q year tg{er from turoaH.
s Vorg ip the British coiony ~ Natal. dis
tans AZ nllss
prom, = ;sz ouUCrs - geld In fS>1. the an
fstsi n4}puy has Piss Go 5sssa.tsse Dances IN
49, giving tf.- TTansE8af ths SECOND EA8sse
- lls,a safds goii prot0cgioa A. / VIII
show A1sY ih-ru Is au doubt that tae
present ousput 81 Fhe csIaf.y wtll raajsisy
lse Tease ara probably Within a few wars
notwAh ndirs the Increased sutputS Of
utb-r countries the TFausvaal wdi rsHk
nssi 49, q geld trolUcer
Tire taNa of iea ss5nsSe0rs nav IL takan
asa esof tus3eS tsf STA Voftsietfsl eNnau-
sEan IL sas gos1- '0i1snx fssslwsiry a. ;he dis
trtef Prom gvM hUtz h. iN>e g has de-
vt}etssd iHsa = tevr @sexc~1ieys x indeed
~ssslei So tAe imposing cAatastef % it,
easldtnss by aUY - the saterptl~IuS rntgs-
sas Epans 3n WcSGetT4 America Iaaeetf
a. al Arueyteso asfnfnE camp Ia - xer-
es&i A5lrs tfssr1tf ft FNssfstsfs 4a Avserseae
uspEe NJ SsoSsne or Sa't Lake C4iy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-29
So Says Coroner's Jury in the
Schelde,up Murder Case.
OUT JUST THREE MINUTES.
witnesses Ia the sssdsy Sh0oasaG
ARRAY go on the ssssS ssA Tell
[ What Th~y saw-R~~A IN impor-
taat Whaess-BrsAg~y Ltss~ss At
featively 20 All the Evidence. asa
IL the Coolest Man In the Kse~.

y. n. Bradley. the eontsacfsf. who sfoE
Insurance solicitor. as the eefTger u Tnird
aysaue and Cherry street Sunday after
noon as o'clock. In iae presence q a
crowd CT men and women. aIll be formally
charged wits nssder IN the srsf degree
sSsnx time today.
II tack the eoronsrs Jury Iass evening
4ust three minutes to decide that Sc.seg-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-29

u,u Introduced the ordinance already
published in the Post-lntelligencer grant
ING n franchise to the British Columnia.
Seattle a Pacific Coast Railway eohi-
many. II went To the committee on cor
porations Snrdry bills had their hrst
reading and went TO the judiciary commit
tee.
on crichtons motion. after long as
cussion. the chief of the fire depar tment
was instructed to enforce the ordinances
as to fire escapes.
Jarues introduced bill authorizing the
purchase of lots at the foot of Harrison
street for city wharfage and garbage,
and under suspension Of the rules II was
passed unanimously. The deal Is one the
city has long been looking for and Is Of
vast and far-reaching advantage. After
long negotiation the property passed from
a clouded title into the hands Of the state.
1t was advertised, but through the friend
~ offices of state authorities the adver-
Using was done quietly and no specula-
tors took in the situation Acting for the
city Engineer Thomson and Councilman
James went To the sale al the court house
last Saturday and bid in the property
for the city, Mr.. Thomson advancing So.
10 per cent. out of his own pocket. AS
he laughingly said last night, IL the city
didn't want to take the bargain off his
hands he'd be very glad 20 keep IL. The
city thus acquires undisputed possession
Of nearly two acres of valuable water
front properly, with deep water facilities.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-29

Mr.. George W. Lung. an old-time con-
tractor and builder of Scranton and
wikesbarfe, Pa. arrived ia the city yes
terAay on one Of the delayed Great North
ern overland trans. He says Seattle is
the city OF ali cities In the East. and he
is very much impressed with the stir and
air OF business everywhere apparent. Mr..
Lung is the father az Henry W. Lung. the
attorney of this city. He intends 10 re-
main here some me-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-29
Had .5u~san. 10 Ruru-

Two cid Virginia ladies. Mrs. Retssv and
Mss 1afe. one widow who had haen
blessed with 1850 husbands. and ilae other
whitening oa ine virgin stem. were saslgns,
things over. writes a correspondent o. ,he
New fofk Press jarc asked BETSY y mere
7iae mad buried heF Two husbands
NJ Jane. was hsr reply Il didn't
era7nsie,4 end sii8 =; for aim. sr,t T,hs,,
}Ar SECOND ,isesi { didn't want q, shnv- 49,
tiaialy. 50 ere nstsd him. TOO
Miss Betsy lSn'r j; too taatl iavas,.s
hsst any husband AZ al, white vo,, h.,s
had EN- 20 bum "@'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-29
Personal L.

Hotel Diler
Mrs A. j. Murphy. OF Sultan. IS among
the Diiler guests.
SIR and Mrs -. j. McDaId, Of Sac City,
Ia, arrived al the Hotel Diiier Yesterday.
G. +. Elwell of Snohomish. is stopping
at the niiler.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-29

JUNEAU, Wranzel. sEagway and rpxaa
Cheap rsteS The A. ship Oeclte,sa1 All
positively sail DE middle as rsxf v...., 80
9ane&1 Wfanse3 Skasway ard Dyea tya
cave fei space for Il limited amount az
lsof+.s @H1 freight, Cad aa ses SEATTLE
-. VI hAel K f5aM >o1l sritw Trssy,~~.,
ard Trading Ca IL t'ciusg.sss. s-rss, -
snone. Man 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-29
MH CITY COUNCIL 1t WORK
President Rinehart Announces
the Standing Committees.
FRANCHISES TO BE REVIEWED.

The First Regular Session 0f the
City Fathers In = Basy One-New
Rsles and Order Of Busineas-
The City by Dextross Manage
Of valuable Water Front Property
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-29

philadelphia Boasts ot q Teacher nf stohle
hioe8- s'eyasf ArtAas& Aiexarsifa pll-z 10
c@ wesa has cfavSe - oDe - tse rtzh,
$. Eaals Iis. Is a Ia heTsn WA.}e a S-u-
asat tr the Tnlvsrstsy e5 = Esss.F<}ss.-s.
A* Ws@ arrested fsg %.sf f3oi7 sy,f e.s-ey,y>s-a
20 sx55s sa S3sFT-s f}s s~s2sDe.i wsx ra,,.
tuEeA sEasa. a@S ssca ue} sEa.a after a
sys7ss AIS tehs &n1 afse~ conducting =
f-ss~gs4 proper in Ti1sl1 GERMANY. Nntlv
ga .gaN to Fn ,ssts-3phiH
Or ANNIE RUSSELL. disease. q
werasn u Rexas.l
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-29
POLICE THINK HE'S GUILTY.
Evidence Continues to Turn Up
Against Samuel P. Cox.
WAS ROBBERY THE MOTIVE ?

Police and sheriff Learn That Mrs.
O'Rsurk@ Had Money and Jewel
~, which Cannot he F0und-COx
and Chief Reed Have an Inter-
view. Hut Nothiax In Given Out
for Publieation-Nore kilograms.
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PROPOSALS.

DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, WASH
ingto1, DC, March 8, 1sss.-Sealed proposals
In trtplicate, will be received here until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. FRIDAY, April,
EIGHTH, 1893, and then opened, for furnishing
during fiscal year ending June 80 1899 sucb
Fuel rnd Mineral Lamp Oil as may be reguired
Information furnished application United
States reserves right to accept reject any or
all proposals or any part thereof. Envelopes
containing proposals should be marked 'Pro-
posals for Fuel (er OiD," and addressed Lieut
Col G. +. HUMPFREY Depot Q. NJ mhs-et
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING SUPPLIES
Treasury Department. Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing, Washington d. c. January 15 iS9S-
Sealed proposals. will be received at this office
until TWO PM, MONDAY, MARCH -FOUR.
TEENTH. 1898, to furnish during the fiscal year
beginning July ], 1898, the following classes Of
ers' Supplies, Binders Supplies, Typogrsphic
Ink and Lumber. Sealed proposals viii also be
received until TWO PM, MONDAY. APRfI,
FOURTH. 1885, for tho Following classes Of
GroceIs, Sundries and Rubber Goods. Sealed
proposals. viii also be received until TWO PM
MONDAY, April. EIGHTEENTH, 1885, for
the following classes Of supplies, viz: OILS.
Chemicals and Paper. The right is reserved to
reject any or all bids or parts Of bids Blank
FORMS with specifications for proposals. and fur-
ther Information desired will be furnished in.
tending bidders application to CLAUDE n
JOHNSON, Director Of Bureau.
jail. e, 27 ,fe2f ,ma0&14
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FOR RENT
418 9th st NV, 1Sr,
per year. 81 600. .0(
609 14th NV. lar. .2nO.9G
1895 81 SO L st
NV, 13r. r.........150.0 .0(
1412 2eth st NV.
1&r (fur) .h0.o(
1908 NJ st NV, 15r,
(fur). ur)............105.0 .0l
1911 10th st NV,
Or (fur). .0C
1924 RI av NV, 13r. ID. .0C
1224 18th NV, 10-. .G6. 81
72S Sth st NV, 13r. 60. 90
719 Sth st NV, 13r .65. .O0
173S R At NV, lot. 80. .00
625 T st NV, 12r. 80. .H
2031 / st NV, lar. 70. .06
3117 N at NV, Tor. 50. OF
1919 Corcoran, 1lr. 46.c0
1910 9th st NV, Or. AZ. Sc
919 II st NV, 10r. 40. 80
1919 O ut NV. l2r. 40. 81
2024 / st NV, Or. 40. A
901 21st NV. 11r- 40. 90
Flat No 2. I'd d 013
NJ st NV, Ar. 40. 90
210 N ] ay NV, 7r. 80. 90
1929 9Th NV, Tor. .S6. 90
zoos 14th NV, 1cr. .35. .00
Keokuk&45th ives
ley Hts), Or. 49,. .3. .00
719 18th ct NV. Or. SO. .00
The above Ia only q D
my books. For full list
issued on the 1st and 15
mh9-w,f&m
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BOARDING.

sEooND-FLOOR ROOM FURNISHED, WITH
board; private family; $40 per mo. 2o5 9th St
ruh19 o.
MRS. N. I. WARD, FORMERLY PROPRIETOR
Hotel Piaeide Jacksonville, Fla, has leased
eplend3dly furnished housa, 1905 NJ ct NV
where she can accommodate { few select Der,
manent boaroers. mhli-Sts
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2O6 D st NV. Or. $3.50
141S 11th NV, 10r. .30.55
sos r st NV, Or. :. 80. 90
300S p Ut NV, 10r. 80. 90
22S F st NV, Or. .25. IS
46th wesley Hts)
1 NV, Sr. %. 90
1893 Ohio nv NV ,Sr 25. 90
1918 Fla nv NV, 7r. %. 90
1914 Sth st NV, Or. q. so
$50 21st st NV, Or. 22.5D
3 L Bt NV, Or. 20. 80
1916 Sth st NV, Or. l8. 40
515 N Cap st, 6r. . Is. 30
1918 W at NV, 8r. . lS. 30
2441 N ST NV, 6r. J.. 16. 35
1910 L st NV, Or. .l5.8 80
41 Defrees NV, Or. . 10. 40
1900 4th ct NV, 6r. 16. 40
1882 5th ct NV, Or. Is. 80
1911 9Th ct NV, Or. Is. 30
S16 N n av NV. Or. Is. GO
1415 Samrson st Or. IS. 90
43S Ridge ut, 4r. 10. 90
H9 Madison ut. Or. Is. 90
toilette st bet 18th
& 14th, 6r.. 10. 90
916 Sd ct NV, Or. .f4.ao
@11-19 e nw, 3r. IL. so
1271 18th NV, Or. .12.8
14l2 Sampson 1t, 7r. 1880
Ao 2lst ut NV, Gr. l2.50
,rtion Of the property on
call at once Tor bulletin
g. e. WAGGAMAN,
OFT + et. NV.
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Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC.
Sewing Machines. and other makes, by week or
month. Rent paid deducted of price If purchased
later. New, $40 Automatic" Our price. $a5.
c. AUEKBACH. T&H, Factory Agent. Est 1873.
mh5-3m
FOR RENT = REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
THE REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine;
perfect condition guaranteed; with stand; deliv-
cred free in city; one month applies purchase
Of new when directly following rental.
WYCKOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
de1O-u Cor. 9Th and SITS. NV.
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BICYCLES.

RIDERS. DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE-wE
rev and slightly used. from different sfor,,xe
houses we represent. for 1-3 value. Bouaht and
taken In on exchange. NEW YORK G. Co., As4
9th st. ja26Ilfs
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FOR RENT-DEEBLE &
1i1o Pa ay, sto&cel SS5 o0
GIG u NV. 2lr&b. 40 90
GIL La av. I1r&b. 40. 90
1923 l. Sr&b, sta. 30 So
1901 Whitney av.sto3o. 10
AIS NY av Or. h. sta $3.50
l4l0 Pa av NV. .nat.
3r & bath. %. 90
ia + Sc. 7r&b. ID. So
1903 Z st sw .6r&b. %. 20
mhl
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FOR RENT
164 o st NV. IT.. $D. 80
110 18th ut se, 6r. .3.00
1150 18th NV, 81. $500
410 9th st ne, Or. ID 90
ALLEN w. MALLERY
mh11-3t
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FOR RENT
811 21st, I0r&h- SIS. 66
2200 l, sto&dwg. $500
17l6 Fla av.st&dw 30. 90
W1 n h av, 6r&b. Is. 80
2316 H. 6r&bath- n. SO
81o u, l1r&bafh. ~. 50
sos nd, Or. water. 1880
Small houses for coiore
List at ONCE.
mh5 GEO. w. LIN
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30I Elm st NV, Or. . 10. 90
63l Acker ne, 7r. so
1921 Gales ne. Or. .l4.OO
l43 L st Sc e-.-... S.2J
T. CO., ga r st. NV.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-411 7TH ST. NV; MODERN STORE
building: floors and cellar; hea ted by furnace.
1882 l4th ST. NV. modern store room and cell
lar; nice dwelling above; will rent separately
1l31 18th ST.. opposite The Portland;' steam
heated.
These are all frst-class business stands at mod
crate rentals, and very easy terms will be made
to desirable tenant
mh123t LIEBERMANN & HAWN. 1903 F st.
FOR RENT-STORE NO. 1925 IA. AVE. NV,
with fixtures; now being put in good order.
A. A. WILSON.
mh11-1w Room 8, Firemen's Ins. Co. bldg.
FOR RENT
1918 Pa. ave-; established business stand; !;
large, deep room; two chow windows; cellar;
water and gas; $40 per month on lease for 3
years. WESCUTT & WILCOX,
mh4, 81 II, ,12,14 1907 Pa. ave.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR REMITTANCE STABLE IN REAR OF 923
and 925 ID st. NV; 80 to Az stalls; carriage eIp-
vator and complete stable equipment; excellent
stand for boarding business teams. Possession
fe22-tf
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MEDICAL
Leatherman.

Expert specialist In the of all special d.s.
eases OF men and women. Consultation frce
Hours. to L. to 5: Tues-, Thurs. and Sat
evenings, to 6 ooz n-w. Closed on sunday
fe1S-1ms
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FOR RENT-PIANOS.

FOR RENT-WE HAVE A FEW FINE SQUARE
Pianos-tone and action equal to any upright
which will be rented at So moor SIT year de-
liyered free: just the thing for beginners. F. G.
SMITH, 1925 Pa ave. mhll at
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CO., 1919 + ST.
l1l5 10Th. 7rtcoD. 1900
l4l0 Pa av NV. fat.
4r 4 bath. IS
2I2l q st, store 1000
12li Ward ct. 4r. loco
R'r i154 X .irtcoll- 500
Rrl523 IL NV. 4rtcol 900
l226 21th, 3r tcoh BOO
RI 2906 n. sta. W. 800
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22O6 I. er, wa.....l6.50
5l2 10Th. Or. wa. .-l5.0O
5z3 z3d, Or. wa. 30
xlS I'D, Sc. 900
ST 'ge n SIS 10th. .ea. 500
House & blacksmith
shop, Tenailyt'n- 400
] tenants. from $50 up.
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-CARROLL INSTITUTE HALLS
10th st. NV. The most con- pplete and
thoroughly equipped halls in the city for So
cetes banqaets, entertainments and receptions.
For terms apply at hall. myS-tc
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No. 1412 Park ST. NV, Mount Pleasant 10
looms and bath, newly painted and papered TIE
house is in perfect condition; small stable: the
lot lot Is l25 feet front by 2o0 deep; should bring
No. 1914 w ST., 10 rooms and baths, $35 so.
No. 2I23 P ST., rooms and BATH $50. so.
No. 285 Morgan St, rooms and bath, S21 so
GEO. E. EMAiONS & CO.,
mh12-3t 116 + ST. NV,
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FOR RENT t0nhce 10J1 @ NV. 300
210S Ward pl D.. .$3060i630 Whitney 10
Mt Pleasant. Sr n 50 088 Calnn ne, Or. 10 80
Store 106 1eth M. 10 90 Brookfd houses. $50 up
mh11-6 10th and q sts. NV.
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FOR RENT
Our maximum charge for collecting rents and
exercising general supervision over rental
property. paying taxes and insurance. amounts
to only the value of eighteen days rent
upon property occupied for the whole OF the
year. Our skill in Obtaining good tenants
and in retaining them may save you more
than this during the period.
Is not this worth your serious considera-
tion2
B. H. WARNER & CO.
1t Property Managers
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGED FINE FARM OF 1876 ACRES:
under cultivation; handsome house; verandas
all sides; barn and outhouses. VIII exchange
for small city house. For further particulars
B. ii. WARNER * co,
mhi2-3t gl6 ''F'' ST nv.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE

WANTED BY PRACTICAL ENGINEER AND MA
chinis.. with hTst-eass D. 4. license position TO
take charge work Ice cold storage any
lower plant; good refs Address SYDNEY, Star
office mhl3-3ts
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-A HANDSOME SUITE OF OFFICES
on + st. near 18th; one of the best locations in
the city; suitable for dentist other office busi-
ness: must be seen to be appreciated For fur
tner particulars address NJ. A. A, Star office.
mh12-3ts
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FOR RENT-BY LATIMER & NESBIT, 1921 G ST
1925 sth NV, r;&b.. newly pap'd painted. s55
14s9 L NV; 9r; br., newly papered & painted. 20
Poll G NV 9rtSb $45 715 l1th NV, f2rtb. .45
631 14th ne. 8r&b. .16 10 18th NV, Or. IS
s11 10th nv, ,lOr&2b. so III Ii lie, 4r&b&store 20
To colored tenants-Nice houses-reasonabie rents
MI
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FEMALE.
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTTD-CAEE OF FURNISHED House IN
E-w., at nominal rent. 10y adults; reference. Adj
dIcsS Box 81, Star office. mali-2t.
WANTED-TO RENT A GROOM, No BASEMENT,
lS,use, with all modern Improvements; must be
within squares Of Pa and l1th st.
AdlreSs Box 81. Star Office mhI2-2t%
HAN1ED-WE HAVE APPLICATIONS FOR
houses To rent moderate prices. Owners
please address TYLER * RUTHERFORD, I3j1
- mhlO-Gt
WANTED-TU BUY LARGE HOUSE NV; 3
acres Of elevated land in Va. opposite George
town College given first payment. Address
VILLA SIZE, Star office. pam
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia Washington, March IL .
1s9s.-Ordered: That section 33 of the Build
Ing Regulations is hereby amended by adding to
the first paragraph thereof the following, viz:
Provided, That any corner lot adjacent for its
full deDth to street avenue may be built
upon for Its full depth to a width of twenty five
feet" JOHN W. ROSS, JOHN B. WIGHT, W.
NJ. BLACK, Commissioners ID. G. 1t
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TUX TfENT-B1 X. 8. DONALDSON,
Phone 443. 520 10th ST NV
Zo2S l. NV, 12r&b. $4,000 1917 X NV, 11r&b. $50 90
> nr 1Ith, 11r&b. Red'd 40 NJ NV, 10r&b. 81. 81
" NV. 1Or&b. so 1885 18th NV, 10r&b35. so
1875 10Th NV .1Or&b35.50 1906 18th NV 10r&b35 50
ou9 av NV. Ir&b21.50 220 1st Sc. 14r&b. 30 so
FLaI mr. +. REDUCED 921 Sc, 7r&b25 81
sos NV. CRIB. .25 so SOB 4th Sc srSb 20 so
32S 7th he, 7rtSb. 1890 721 7th se l3 so
o&heokuk X kland. Is so 612 Seaton Sr&b 10. 90
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
= Elm NV, Grab. 16 so 991Fla av NV 5r&bs16 so
1845Covingt'n NV ,6r12 80 2p35 Sth nw 6r IS 50
mhI2-2ts
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FOR RENT-THE BEST WAY TO HELP YOUR
business profession Is to move into the largest
and best known Office building In the city
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
BUILDING, COR. 9TH AND SITS.
few choice rooms now available; moderate
rental: no extras; perfect janitor service; fire.
proof surroundings; elevators; 10 stories; com
modious bicycle stalls. oc6-m w6f-tf
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FOR RENT-1STH ST. NEAR RIGGS S55 90
$3.50 .223s 11th st. 1Or $1,000. Sta 14I7 X st
SD 90. .2401 18th Sr 5000. .Sto GIL Pa av Sc
$500. 329 9TH ne. 7r S14 90. nos II me- sts6r
$15.to. 1902 9th ne. .6ri $500. Flat, 3rs. Sc.
Brookland, ID. ca houses. S10 to $50; large lots
See ROLAND G. BOOTH, cor. 10th 4 q NV.
mll4-3tr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-16
Welded IN DANyILLE.
Marriage OF Mr.. Slaughter and Ni'
Marye Beulah Lee.

DANVILLE. VA. November b.-'s2-
ciaL)-The marriage of Miss AIarye B7l'
lah Lee. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lee, and Mr. James II. Slaughter tool
place at noon to-day In the First bapisl
church. with the Rev. II. b. Thames ~
D., officiating. The decorations oi ih'
church, while not lavish, were extreme
~ tasteful. A huge bank had been mac.
OF palms on the rostrum. and In front OF
this the ceremony was performed. lne
church was not crowded, but several nun
dred persons viewed the pretty marriage
scene. The bride. whose beauty is tuAs'
ly described by the adjective que l4'
was gOwned I'm a costume OF mode feie-
tian cloth. and her maids Of honor ail
bridesmaids wore dresses Of white organ
die and picture hats The maids az honor
We're Miss Myrtle Lee. sister on the bnoe'
and Miss Lizzie Schooheld The trd'
walked with her brother. Clauclns ~
of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute ST.
Harry Slaughter was best man. The ointl
attendants were Miss jamie shepherd aia
Mr. Everett Hardin, Miss Fannie -ofns'
ton and Mr.. James Ingram; Miss YhlIp'
pia Jones, OF Culpepcr, and Dr. l. y. M'l'
Miss Susie Martin. OF Alton. ana ,lr D.
G.. Penn, OF Greensboro y. c. A-'
Catherine Jefferson and Mr. 4. ". tan'
ter; Miss Mamie Wolcott, or Ra.eii.'
n. c.. and Mr.. J. A. Jones The dsh s
were Messrs. T.. II. Conway, r. j. Ili.-
man, r. Il. Wiley, G. II. G0ldsbol)lsh
George W. Robertson, and Or. j. a. AT,
derson. Among the guests from NY oL
town were Misses Newhouse and Jelil1,
OF Culpeper. Mr.. and Mrs. slaughter ltt
at $40 p. NJ. on their wedding trip, Wntl
will include Richmond, Norfolk and NeH
York. Upon their return they Will re1e
at DR.. s. j. a. Anderson's, north NAB
street
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of the Board OF Directors, that, at least
one minister from every denomination III
the city shall have a part in the eXer-
clses. Besides the speeches, an excellent
musical programme will be rendered.
MANAGEMENT OF THE HOME.
The home is managed by Board of
Directors, and these are the ofilcsfs
President. Miss Mary c. Greenhow: Vice
Presidents, Mrs. Z. II. Darlington, Mrs.
J. Il. Pace, Mrs. Charles II. O'Ferrali,
Mrs. l.. b. Vaughan, Mrs. IL. NJ. Tyler.
and Mrs. Sidney J. Dudley; Treasurer,
Mrs. III. g. Manson; RecOrding-Secrecary,
Mrs. Fitzhugh Mayo; Corresponding Sec
rotary, Mrs. +. j. Craigie.
Executive Committee-AIiss Mary -.
Greenhow, Mrs. j. Il. Pace, Mrs. l.. Il.
Vaughan, Mrs. Sidney j. Dudley. Mrs. ii.
G. Manson, Mrs. w. r. Jones, Mrs =. X
Darlington, Mrs. Charles II. OFerrali,
Mrs. II. NJ. Tyler, Mrs. NJ. 5. Valentine
Mrs. Maria Robinson, Miss Mary w.
Thomas.
ADVISORY Board - Messrs. Henry Lee
Valentine. Edward Crump, Arthur b.
Clarke, and w. II. Tyler.
Attorney-Mr. Beverly 7. Crump.
Medical Staff - DR.. Stewart Mcclure,
surgeon: DR.. H. Russell Pemberton, ply
sician: DR.. j. Page Massie, neurologist'
and DR.. b. ID. Spalding, specialist on dis
eases OF the eye. ear, and throat; Dr.
Cav. resident physician Mrs. Georgia
Gaines. matron, and Miss Mary Griffith,
nurse for the female patients. A col
ored man will be employed to wait on
the male inmates.
HISTORY OF THE MOVEMENT.
The charter was granted to the Vir-
ginia Home for Incurables by the Gene
raj Assembly March 1, 1894, and the
ladies devoted the spring and summer OF
that year to raising money for necessary
expenses BY December LIST the annual
income from membership tees, &c,
amounted to 5000, and the small house,
No. 1915 Ross street, was rented. This
was occupied until last week. During
these four years the home has cared for
twenty-three patients, and there are now
twelve inmates
These are the remarkable clrcum-
stances under which the home was open
ed: There was $500 in hand, and $40 was
paid for rent--leaving only $50 for the
whole year TO support eight or ten pa
tients, buying food, and medicines for
them, and besides. furnishing the rooms.
Compare that beginning four years ago
to the present state of affairs, and 1t
seems marvellous. The property owned
by the institution now Is valued at SZ0,VOV
The great share of credit for all this
noble and stupendous work Is due to one
little lady, who conceived the idea while
herself upon a bed from which she did
not expect ever to rise, being told by her
physician that she was an incurable.
That lady is Miss Mary Il. Greenhow,
the president OF the nome.
OF course, many have helped. and will
have their reward, but the splendid in
stitution of to-day is a monument TO her
name, only less stable than that which
is founded forever in those hearts which
she has made to leap and sing for joy.