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IO.NIGHT'S BATTLE

Bstween aOulstte and Eddie Gardner
promises the Real Article Of the
Boxing Game-A Large Crowd VIII
witness It.
corkIng good iistlc battle 10 prom
,,cd this evening at the Metropolitan
club between Eddie Gardner Of this
civ brother Of Oscar Gardner and
KId Goulctts. Of Rochester, N. Y, the
hero Of many tough argument IN the
rcred arena, and It deserves the big
house that will likely witness 1T. The
lads will meet at catchweightS, which
will probably find Goulette few
hounds heavier than the local boxer.
The contest will be under straight Mar
o1Is OF Queensbury rules, hence
knockout is quite probable. AS the
preliminary VIII be put on at o'clock,
the main event will begin at its con-
clusion. The early hours rule has been
adopted By the club to accommodate
natrons who live out the Grafton d.
vision of the Baltimore & Ohio road.
All followers of the ring are familiar
with the performances of the principals
in to-nlghts engagement. Goulette
stands high in the featherwelght regis
Ter. ana aside from his defeats by Jack
Mcc,elland, Eddie Gardner has beaten
all corners. His Improved form OF
late leads many to think that he will
some day step into Oscars shoes, In
Goulette he will find the toughest pro-
position he was ever stacked up against
But which ever way 1t goes it will
doubtless be fast and full Of Are, and it
is a safe bet that all who saw the
Gardner-Green encounter few weeks
ago VIII be on hand tonight.
owing to Carts declinatlon tc meet
Rellvue, the preliminary ten-round bou!
win be between Beitvue and Walter
Burgo, although wellsburg aspirsnt
for fistlc honors may be pitted against
the Buffalo man, as he has asked the
club TO give him chance against a
man Of his weight.
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this evening and ali members are re-
quested 10 represent
The Young Ladies' Aid Society OF thu
Presbyterian church. VIII hold an open
meeting In the reception rooms Of the
church, Tomorrow evening.
. The ladies Home Missionary Society
,of't the Presbyterian church viii meet IN
! the reception rooms OF the church at
$50 o'clock this afternoon.
The new corliss engine at the Laugh
lin mil was finished Inst evening. and
the mill saju resume early next week.
Rev. S. b. Groves returned To &lexan-
dria, Ohio. yesterday. having been call
ed here by the death OF N. B. Groves.
Russell Gilbert viii entertain a num-
Der Of his friends Saturday afternoon,
in honor Of bis 9Th birthday.
/ Charles SchOGeld win entertain n
number OF friends Friday evening, at
his home on Walnut street.
BIrs. Alex. Ring. OF TiltOnviIle, is the
guest Ok Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Hoover, on
Washington street.
Misses Nellie and Grace Fellman. Of
Washington, Pa. are visiting relatives
on Main street.
Miss Nellie doss. who has been laid
up with y badly sprained knee, is some
what improved.
Mrs Mary Wilson left yesterday for
Albany. N. Y, to spend several weeks
with relatives.
{, George Tweedy and p. F. Brady were
at Dlllonvalle yesterday. on business.
Miss Mamie Stewart OF Portland Sta
ton, is visiting friends on Broadway.
Mrs. Edna Jones, OF smithfield, is the
guest Of Miss Jennie McGrew.
Saturday is payday at the Laughlin
mill.
r. c. Montgomery is on the sick list.
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MouNDsv111E BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
countv,s Chief CITY.

At high noon yesterday, Mr.. William
Warner, prominent druggist OF
Cleveland, Ohio, and Miss BERTHE Hall,
of this city, were united In marriage by
Rev. w. B. King, at the home of the
brides father, Ur. r. w. Hall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Warner left last evening for Cleve-
land. where they viii make their future
home.
Local Union No. TO- OF the American
Flint Glass Workers Union, Will give
an entertainment at the school hall on
Saturday evening. February TO-. The
best talent In the city and some from a
distance will take part in the entertain
ment. and the programme Will include
elocutlOn, vocal and instrumental mu-
sic, cOlored sketches, etc.
Rev. James s. Jewell, pastor of the
Baptist church here. VIII leave the first
OF April to take charge Of work at
Flatwoods, Pa. His many MOundsville
friends will be sorry to'see him leave
Richard Hasklns. Harry Gamble and
Elmer Nive. Of the First ward, have
been committed to the reform school at
PFuntytown, and Will be taken there
soon
j. r. Gallaher left for Charleston yes
terday to attend meeting of the state
/ Democratic executive CuuIuILteeb Vi
which he is the treasurer.
The Sixteenth Century Club met yes
terday afternoon. with Mrs. William
Riggs and Miss Carrie Cockayne, at
Valley Farm.
! f. Harris Yost left yesterday for his
home at Amos. w. Va. after spending
several days as the guest of friends in
the city.
j. D. Burley, who has been sick for
quite a while. with typhoid fever, was
reported peter yesterday
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Pres
byterlan church, will meet with Mrs. 5
A. Walton this afternoon.
William Hall and daughter, Miss Els.
tella, OF Warrington, are the guests OF
friends in the city.
Mrs. Jesse H. Crago is home from a
two months visit with friends at Gal
lion. Ohio.
Jessie Dorsey. OF Cleveland. Ohio, is
the guest OF relatives in the Third
ward
Mrs. Thomas Cats and Miss Mary
Gray were Wheeling visitors yesterday
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BENWooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

II was reported in Benwood yesterday
that Max Levi had died at his home in
Allegheny. Pa, on Sunday, and the re-
mort Is doubtless correct. Max Lew
was known to every man, woman anu
child In Benwood, and he was well liked
by NH classes. He was clothing ped
dier. and Travelled through this section
for twenty-five years, spending consld-
cradle time In Benwood, and he seemed
to divide his leisure time between this
town and his home in Allegheny He
was sIngularly honest and upright. ana
evInced great interest in BenwOOd at
fairs. His life was insured for $1,000.
He has a family In Allegheny.
Both cases against Joseph Luble In
the local courts were dismissed yester-
day. on the Sunday liquor selling
charge there was lackof evidence. and
Mayor Shepard dismissed 1t, Before
Squire Lacey. Lubic appeared TO answer
The charge Of using profane language to
officer Curran over the telephone, but
this charge couldn't be suhstantiated,
while Lubic made a plausible explanaa-
ton OF the language he used. He said
he was bothered by n man In his saloon,
while at the phone, and the remarks
Curran complained OF were addressed 10
the disturber
The new electric light ordinance was
adopted by council, and rs previously
stated In these columns. there will be
an increase In the rates for additional
lights over flvc, the price being twenty
cents month, instead OF 81 year as
formerly. The new rates did not Occa-
sion the kicking that resulted some time
ago. when the question was hroached,
for II seems to he generally recognized
lint the company has been losing mon
ey. Its books were submitted for in
spcctlon to the council committee on
rules and ordinances to demonstrate
this fact.
The town, which has been without
electric light for several weeks, will he
lighted henceforth. as II Ia now up to
the company since councils recent ac-
tion. The light was turned on last eve
ming, with fair share of success. and
MS repairs to the plant are about com
pieted, there will likely be light now. I'M
loss another break down occurs.
MISS Alice Fox, who had protracted
slcge OF typhoid fever, has passed the
danger line, and is now recovering grad
unlly.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The widespread popularity of "Phro-
90" az a book Is well known, and 1t has,
according 70 It's author, Anthony Hope,
brought him more congratulations for
artistic lnish than any OF his other
works. In the dramalIzatIon of "Phro-
20" the stage adapters have chung very
closely to the book narrative. AS is the
case in many dramatIzatlons, none of
!ts interest has been lost In fitting
Hopes story for the stage. On the
contrary, II is said, the thrilling sltun-
lions are intensified. and the subtle
weirdness Of the story Is made to stand
out with greater potency. The play en-"
joyed a long and highly successful run
AT the Empire Theatre, New York, last
season, and Charles Frohman, In put
ting IL out this year, has given 1t every
advantage In cast, as well rs stage en-
vironment, Odette Tyler plays the IL
lie role, and II Is said that she iInds 1t
the most coNEcHiai she has ever under-
taken. Mr.. Frohman'S company will APP
pear'at the Opera House Saturday
night, January "a. Reserved seat sale
commences Friday morning, Mt the
OperR Houge box Office.
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"a gaehslOr,s Romance. ;,

Just one week from to-day The Play
er' viii come before their friends in
their first ard only performance for the
season, "a Bachelors Romance" is
without doubt the best and most DIM
cult play ever attempted by the club,
and their friends VIII, no doubt. turn
out In larger numbers than ever before
10 zee the production. This company Of
home ThespInns have lef, no stone I'M
turned to bring their work up To high
standard Of perfection and this time
nave taken special pairs to remedy any
yeaI, points in tho cast. The ladies' are
an eycclIent in their conception of
charaeters given them. and Misses
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wEILsBURa.
DOings of People in the Brooke coun-
ty Metropolis.

AZ II special term Of the circuit court,
held by Judge Melvin. on Tuesday ar-
ternoon, the following business was
transacted: Klein VS.. Brooke Gene
terry Company; demurers sustained
and plaintiffs given leave TO nlc nr
amended bill. Douglass, administrator,
VS., McCrenry; order OF sale. Hogg vs..
Browning, sale Of real estate confirmed
and order Of distribution.
Municipal politics viii now Asgin to
agitate. Officers to be chosen this year
are n city clerk, member OF the board Of
education and two members Of council
in each ward. AS yet no candidates are
announced The election Is TO be held
the second Tuesday In April, with the
nominations In March.
r. j. Reid Inns been elected secretary
and manager of the WcllsburE Electric
Light Company, and the Office OF the
company win hereafter be IN the Reid
building corner Of Charles and Liberty
streets. The past year has been the
most prosperous In the history Of this
company,
wellsburg lodge No. 20, knights Of
Pythins, VIII have work in the rank OF
esquire Tonight.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cochranc has purchaB-
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling's
Progressive Neighbor.

Samuel Gowdy. alias "Pnw-Paw
Sam" was arrested last evening, by
officer Bailey, charged with stealing Il
valuable oyercoat from Conrad Long,
the Hanover street hardware man. AZ
Ter the arrest was made the case was
reported tn Marshal Lindemuth. and he
began Immediately searching for the
lost article, which was valued at about
SIS, Gowdy's house was searched, but
the lost article was not recovered. The
mnrshaI then turned his attention to
the rcsidence Of Gowdy's son, on West
Hanover street, where the missing coat
was found. This Is another piece Of
work In which our efficient muFshal ana
officer proved themselves entirely
worthy Of their positions. Gowdy VIII
have a hearing before Mayor Shipman
this morning.
The revival services MT the Methodist
Episcopal church are attracting large
crowds nightly. Until last evening tht
meetings have been held In the sunday
school room. but in order TO nccommO-
date All who desired to attend. 1t was
fnnnd necessary so use the main audi
forum, The meetings are very inter-
estlng and much good IL being accom-
pllshed.
The WOman's club met yesterday nj
ternoon at the residence Of Mrs y. *.
Hoge, IN North Fourth street. Tue al.
tcrnoon being nm Ideal one. nearly all
members were present. The literary
and musical programme. as punllBhcd
IN Tuesdays Intelllgcncer' was render
ed In nm excellent manner.
Edward johnson, aged Afty-slS years,
died at his home on South BrOaawny'
yesterday morning, after Il weeks III
mems. The funeral viii occur at O'Clock
ihjs afternoon, from his late residence,
Rev. j n. Morton, pastor Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church, VIII otil-
cIate. Intcrment VIII be mt ltiverview
cemetery
The Alert Hose Company and the
Hook and Ladder Company VIII hold nm
important meeting ut the city building
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Lucy A. Crawford VS.. Joseph p. Craw-
ford-In Chnncery. January Rules. 1900
The object Of this suit Is to obtain a
divorce from the bond Of matrimony from
said defendant, and II appearing from an
AFFIDAVIT filed In this cause at these rules
that the defendant, Joseph p. Crawford,
IL not resident Of the state OF West VIZ
gi1a, and he not having been served with
process herein, on motion Of the complain
ant, by her solicitor, this order OF publlca-
ilon Is entered against HIM and II Is or
dcred that the said defendant appear
herein within one month after the date
OF the ilrst publication OF this order and
do what Is necessary to protect his inter
est II liz further ordered that this order
be published and posted as required by
law,
witness, Charles II. HCnnng, clerk OF
orr said court. at the court house OF said
county. this Sd day OF January, 1900
c. II. HENSlNG. Clerk.
published the first time January 4, 1870.
AttGst; g, y. nENN1NG, Clerk.
Solicitor for Complainant
SUMMONS.
The State OF West Virginia:
TO the Sheriff OF Ohio County. Greeting:
We command you that you summon
Joseph p. Crawford II he be found in your
haillwick. to appear at the clerks office
OF the circuit court or Ohio county at
rules to he held for said court. on the flrst
Monday In January, 1900. to answer bill
in chnnCrry exhibited against him IN the
said court by Lucy A. Crawford, and have
then and there this writ Witness c. II.
lrnnInE. clerk Of our said court, at the
court house OF said county, IN the city OF
wheeling the 2Sth day OF December, 1899.
and In the 3ith year OF the state Of West
virginia, c. II, HENNINC, Clerk.
4 Copy--Attest:
c. II. HENNlNG. Clerk.
SHERIFE'S RETURN.
Joseph z. Crawford ~ no lnhabltnnt OF
my bIiliwck. nor found therein this LIST
day OF January. 1900,
W. ]. LYLE, d. s.,
For II. G. Richards, s. q. c.
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
The defendant will take notice that the
dispositions OF Mary Hull Ellen Gordon
and others viii be taken at the office OF
Cranmer & Caldwell, attorneys at law No.
400 ChaplIne street. in the city OF Wheel
Ing, Ohio county, state Of West Virginia,
on Thursday, the Sth day OF February,
1900, between the hours OF o'clock a. M.
and . o'clock p. m, TO he read In evidence
In the above named cause on behalf Of
said complainant and II from any cause
the tnlling OF the same shall not be COM
mcnoCd, or being commenced shah not he
completed on that day, the taking Of the
same viii be adjourned from time TO time
until tho same shall be completed.
q, l., CRANMER
Solicitor for Complainant.
jaA-th LUCY A. CRAWFORD.
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Sold by ali DruGGlE1.
Price, Csc.
NE R. /. BOOTH co., ithaca, " Y.

Grace Hogc, Hattie Reed, Henrietta
Rlnehart and Sue Caldwell viii please
their friends and the public. The gen
tlemen are all good, they are Messrs.
William Brlce. Vincent Owens, James
Collins, w. j. Millgan and George
Kyle. The production is under the per-
sonal management OF Mr.. j. p Morgan
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE


S5OO-Two frame dwellings and lot Oh
Fourteenth street. VIII exchange for sub.
urban property. 5000 for 16-rOOmed brick
residence and lot on Fifteenth street. ta9oe
and $500 for two brick dwellings, each on
Fifteenth street 1900 for brick dwelling
and lot, west side North Main street. SsOe
for two-Story frame residence. rooms and
each for lotA In Pleasant Valley; most
panoramic location in the Valley. SLIM
for two story frame dwelling and lot. Nos
i2e South York street. $3.50 only for build
front, running to creek, north Of Baker
street. 5O-Eoot and 26-foot lots on Wood
street, near Forticth street. on payment
OF 500 and upwards. Some money on hand
ty realty. For rent now rooms on North
Main street; ! office room In ManSohie
Temple.
C. A. SCHAEFER & co.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Going and Coming of Wheeling
People and Visitors
Albert DIETRICH, OF st. clairsvllIe. was
at the Stamm yesterday,
F.. NJ. Mcfarland. of Cambridge, is
registered at the Mcclure.
j. II. Bean, Of Moundsville. was at the
Grand Central yesterday
Miss Pauline Higgins. OF NewburS, Is
visiting Miss Zona Ullum, OF South
Penn street.
Ezra Mayfeld, OF Conway, and L. L.
Thomas, OF Baskerville, registered at the
Nichols yesterday.
Miss Lola Hare, of Sixteenth street,
returned yesterday from visit to west
Alexander relatives,
John King, a Weston merchant, who
is in the city buying goods, is a guest
at the home Of his brother-in-law,
Squire NJ. ]. Fitzpatrick.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

MEMORIAL LIFE OF MOODY NOW
WI ready. Tens OF thousands will be
sold. Opportunity OF life time to make
Send ten cents for outft and be fiTst In
field. Each subscriber gets fine photo
type portrait Of Mr. Moody for framing
free. Write quick. AMERICAS BOOK
AND BIBLE HOUSE. 1872 ". 18th st., Ph!l-
adelphla. PA. lal6-mM&L
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DoOK PRINTING
ID Illustrated Catalogues. plain or In
colOrs. Printing from tlalt-TonO
lGngrnvlnga finely executed
JOB PRINTING
Cards, Btii Heads, Circulars ana an
kinds OF job Work done nt rcRsOna.
bic prices. The best coiors only used
In tho printing OF all work
THE INTELIIGESCER
LOB PRINTING OFFICE,
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. Jan. g4.-oueen's
University hockey team. the inter-coi-
legiate champions from Kingston, Can,
defeated Western University OF Penn
sylvania at Duauesne Garden tonight.
by the score of to 2. The visitors out
classed w. U. P. at every point,
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AssIGNEE's SALE.
ss1cNEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
a PROPERTY = HUSCRoF'T BROS.
GREENERY.

A SSIlINtsks . SALE vi aAAsALsIL
a PROPERTY : HUsCRoFT BROS.
GREENERY.
Nv virtue OF a deed OF assignment made
hy ]. c, Huscroft, w, y. Huscroft ana
W. q, Huscroft Grading as Huscrolt
Bros.) to the undersigned assignee, dated
the 18th day Of September iSy * ana Isr re,
court OF Ohio county In Deed OF Trust
BOOK No. sc. page Gil, VIII on
THURSDAY, JANUARY, IS, 1900,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. nj. Of said day,
seii on the premises, in the Peninsula addl-
linn 10 the city Of Wheeling, at public
auction, all the following property, to-wtt:
A certain leasehold for greenhouse pur-
poses. for the term Of ten years ana SIX
months, beginning on the LIST day Of Aprtl,
1891, and ending on the goth day. OF Septemr
her, 1901 to the ten lots numbered from
81 10 40 Inclusive In the Peninsula addition
10 the city OF Wheeling, laid out by koW
a Bau4' as shown upon the plat OF SAID
addition recorded In said clerks office In
plat Book No, !, page ~
This sale including all privileges ana
heIny subject to all conditions provided in
Said leasc. Including the payment to the
lessor OF the sum Of $3l.25 on each first
iay OF January, April, July and October
hereafter until the expiration OF said term;
Also all buildings. green houses erectea
upon said lots or any OF them, and al
boilers, pipes frames. glass, pots, furni-
fire and one wagon situate upon said lots
or any OF them; formerly owned by the
Huscroft Bros. and used by them In con-
nectlon with their business as florists.
Said property will he sold as a whole
or in parcels. ~ may he deemed most adj
VnntaEeOuS TO the trust.
TERMS OF sALE-one.third or as much
more OF the purchase money as the pur-
chnser may elect to pay IN cash on the
tlay OF sale. the balance II any, In two
equal instalIments OF six and twelve
months. with interest on the deferred ln-
stallments from the day OF sale. the prin-
cIpal and Interest OF said deferred install.
ments 10 be secured to the satisfaction Of
the undersigned assignee.
JESS McCAUSLAND, Assignee.
s. o. BOYCE, Attorney.
C. S. GREER. Auctloneer, ja4
The above sale is postponed until Fri.
day. January &c, 1900 at same hour 'nnd
place. JESSE MccAUSLAND.
ja2I Assignee
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FOR SALE......

Lamb residence, Nos 21Oi and 31OS Chap.
line street Large, roemy house. corner
lot, at a bargain.
Nos. 1901 and 1909 Main street, business
house. Rents pay per cent on prtoa
nos nos. 900 and $50 chaplInO street, at .
Nos 1901. IaO3 and 1905 EoH street This
property pays "a per cent on price a&lked.
S2S5O buys house Of seven rooms, at Echo
Point,
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oHave You Scar smithP"

Nothing appeals to the feminine eye
any quicker than the wardrobe and mil
iIncry worn by the ladies' engaged on
the stage. Many weak spot In per-
formahce has been smoOthed over by a
handsome gown. II is announced by
tho manager Of Have You Seen Smith
that one Of the inviting and attractive
features in connection with this highly
successful farce comedy II the costum-
Ing. Every gown was designed md
the materials selected by celebrated
Partisan mOdlste, and sent 10 New
York for construction Some NJ the
ladies make four and five complete
changes OF costume during the per-
Torrance. In arranging the dresses
for each act, care was taken to blend
the cOlors. and present nm even harmony
~ tone. which If in itself very COM
Inendablc. az nothing Jars sensitive
eye more than a clashing Of cOlors
Have You Seen Smith" comes TO tho
Grand the last half Of this week,
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ed the Cotton property on Main street,
for $3.50.
MessrE, H. Guntner and A. a. Roberts
have patented shade roller and clamp.
The Twentieth Century Club will give
select dance in city hall tonight.
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Rough Dry Washed, stRrchsd and
Dried B cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and lroned, 8
All hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. At LUTz BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
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WYE LOAN MONEY ON REAL Is,
w TATE on easy monthly lagllsGt1-
Write for particulars. +. H. 9LJoAlNs &c
Va augl.llhlle
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
All persons having claims against the
present them at once to the undersigned
for settlement NJ A, LASHkEY,
ja23-tth&s Admlnistrat0r:
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lFoR RENT STORE ROOM, No. 1itS
Main street, now occupied By J.
Front Possession April ], 1900. Apply
TO William Schwertfeger. No. l1tS Main
street iA2
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DIOR RENT-ENTiRE STORE ROOM
II at 1908 Main street, or drSt and second
story only OF same, n so desired, now oecu-
pied by the Alexander FreW Furniture
Company. Possession given April ist next.
Apply az Room No. 10. City Bank Building.
nOe-mASW