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FOR SALE-SUDunBAN.

FOR SALE-Hyattsyille. Md, 0roam house; acre
OF ground; fine garden land; I50 feet front
age porches, shade, fruit, fine water on electric
and b. Il o. II. H.; title clear Apply ROOM
l0i. Corcoran Bldg. owner BON IS, Hyatts-
Villr, Sd. apl6-3t
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B Wn.LiANs Z co, ArCTl0NEERs

SALE or -NSERViCEABLE PROPERTY At THE
CITY PUSrOFFHE EXPERIMENT. ELEN.
ENTI STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE. NDRIliN Est
On FRIrAN. April. TWENTIETH. AT HALF
PAST TIN O'CLOCK A. NJ, Will be sold AZ public
auction, on thc El,vGnth street front Of the Citg
Prstoii.r building. corner Eleventh Street and
T., HnsylyaUia Avenue roithWrs,, general assert
ment OF ne-ls, hairs Cs-i-S,. Tables, TypeWrit-
guph, Platform SODA two Printing Presses
Hose Reels and Hose, tao lion Coal Cars. Crate
Irons, Scrap lror, ard otcr miscellaneous ar
tieic-. TS1r- oa-h. r. .ordsr OF RUFUS & MER-
CHANT, Discussing CeIk, p o. Department.
1t
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FOR S4LE-PIAN0S

ONLY $50 fol a handsome illrdman I-pgight
Piano; must be sold 222 y. J. Ave. sc.
apl5-1t
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HELP wANTED-MA.E.

HELP wANTED-MA-.E.
WANTED White barber; guarantee given iS6
7tb 81 s,r 1t
WANTED White lunchroorn clerk. > hotel wait
ers. cafe walters, colored hOu>einan, otne'
positions. NALL. 502 18Th St
wANTEp-Young man to work il factory, So
week. W. o. GOTTWAlS. go Ma. ave. II
WANTED-A No. white barber for hotel wor't.
Address BON 2o5 this oftice.
wANTFD-Cafe cook. waters, nurse. chamber
maid, and Waitress Job \. y. ave. II
WANTED Elevator hoy (whitc), cook. dish
washers, ; Walters. Young men from country,
house boys drivers. SHACKLEFORD'S 005 L ST
NV II
WANTED AlI-round blacksmith 9th and l sts,
sw. aplS-3t
wANTED-A bright Young man clerk in tailoring
establishment; opportunity to advance; sal
airy to begin small; ref. Address Bon 29j, this
office 1t
wANTED-A porter. OWEN, Merchant Tailor,
i2@ llth st. NV. 1t
wANTED-Experience clothing instalment col
lector; none other reed apply. SAMUEL
FRIEDI.ANDER x co, 4I6 9TH st. INV. 1t
WANTED Good barber, at once Gsl 9Th st. sw.
WANTED -Four experienced white window clean
ers. ROOM 2i9 Stewart Building, 9th and D
SITS. ap1s4t
a. ,-,-.,,r-,, =,
~ ~ eo.' n1'ne ,i $3.50 - "a WRS
py,N pr'nii,,d N ,nIs2t
- .,-,.-.,, - - % D
hANlfD- boy 70 ss,'st III p'Ae's' NPPi' -
81. NV, alter CLOCK.
WANTED Milk wagon driver. coachman, cock,
bellman, and railroad men EMPLOYMENT
SOCIETY, 6lg : 81: NV. II
w.Nrrn- NJ III, :, dinir, roam. hoy work
about house and attend to horse. Enquire
1853 llth st. NV. apl9,'
WANTED Driver for light delivery. 81 week
also good cook, colored. BASEMENT, SIS 18th
st. NV
WANTED Good tailor At opce LUDWIG
KR1TrHOFrR' 1oOs aoth 81. NV. apIs-st
$500, .-- - =, - - A.
WA NE, While pos Win ps! 70 no
si pAosd 49, wny sS DC ,bs g. ,,s9t
anu e--@- -,ee- 70 80 -, e--e
GAS 9u'eheT am gf3eer ;o eierh;
T ste P NV anu '''s i'''' l. T"N
L ~ NV.
WV lItn r. NV aP-22s-
WANTED-Nest experienced colored man as but
Ter. private family; also woman cook, $40.
LADIES EAeuAAGl-, ol4 l@ln st,
wANTFD-Mattress makers. white or colored.
79G IIth n nv. 1t
w,YTrn sr.t.cl,ss bl,cls,,irb and horse.
80 81, ia :, NJ n er
WANTED C0lored dishwasbers at once. DICKS
HOTEL AGENCY. Gi3 9Th y. Item
WANTED-Young man that has some experience
OF wall paper business Is clerk. r. t.
NOLTE, $40 9Th ST plf-St,em
"AAIED-hoiins nan fFcm 10 to q years oil age.
WAN ihD-Compositors. AD' EkllsEk ~, e'O
" 1N1,rD ho,- a, m CA, = n,,- n on,
WANTED-foung colorcd man. with experience,
10 attend TO one driving horse. Apply at
once, PA 18TH 81. sw. Item
" lNTED- Nounc, German ar white bo,- Ia learn
DIthS holEL A"EN'f. biS ia ST Item
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED Press-briuk house. 4. m. l.. front ard
back yard about s, 800; state terms. Address
Bon 3!5, tins Office. apls-3t
WANTED-To rent small house, convenient 10
Printing Office; must be cheap. Address BOY
DOB, this office. Ii
WANTED--IIouse of not less than FIVE rooms; rent
not to exceed Sl7; OF sw. Address Box
25j, this Office. apl6-3t,em
WANTED-Brck house at least FIVE rooms bath
and yard: respectable locality; small family;
no little children; rent not 500. so; Capitol
Hill or NV. Address Bon 2l9 this office apl6-3;
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wANTED-women to travel with store show; ex-
ledeace not Necessary. Address BON 800, this
Office.
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SANTED-whte apprentice at dIessmaking. G25
l. It. nv. IL
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WANTED-City and country females; good wages;
northwest, Northeast, and southeast 2l2 IL
St NV. 1t
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WANTED-For Washington and Atlantic City,
general r0useWorSers; hotel and cottage help.
SHAChLEFORD'S. 9O st. nv. II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-A few boarders at White oaks. Lang
don, d. C; shade. tennis court Address
MRS. c. A. MARCH, Pathfinder, d. C. aplG-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANIED-A retired policeman wants a gentle
mans house to watch for the summer months.
Address bon 2sa this office. apls-3t
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wANTED-uICYCLEs.

BEFORE SELLING your secondhand bicycle -
our cash offer. CYCLE EXCHANGE, 40 lgt
81. NV. apls-at
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Far RENT-noosis.

FOR RENT-Tw, furnished rooms opposite Pen
sion Office. 4Sl G st. NV. aplS-St
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BASE BALL GOSSIP.

"When It comes to sending ten-
pound shell Of sarcasm into an umpire
/ don't think any one viii make Patsy
Teheau \ long shot in the betting" re-
marked Bill Phillips TO group OF play
ers at Hawley,s yesterday afternoon
gays the Cincinnati Commercial-Trtb-
une. soon after we had been sand
bagged and drugged by zeke Wilson
out Of a game with the Perfectos we
tackled them again, and Bert Jones,
the erratlc southpaw, who shortened
his career with the Tebeauites by jump
ing the club, was on the rubber. AS
usual, he was very wild, but he eHplain-
ed to. Pat that Umpire Swartwood's
OPTICS were twisted, and that he was
being given q decidedly raw deal by
that Official. After he had given about
eight bases on balls In one inning Te-
beau walked over to SWartwood, and in
that characteristic way Of his, said;
"say, swarty, II you can't see EN- Just
Dip me on by holding up your finger.
and I VIM let Zese Wilson relieve you.
Our gang on the bench heard the re-
mark and almost tainted, for we Ind
had one dose Of Wilson's uInplrlng, to
pur sorrow."
The conversation then drifted into
how uns0phigdcated and seml-profes-
hional teams are often skinned by the
ringing in Of professional players, Billy
Hart was responsible for the following
bale:
'sWhen I first started out I pitched
FOR the Urbana (o.) team. Great riv-
airy existed between our town and
Kenton. A game was arranged to be
played IN Kenton, and our followers
backed Us to the limit. When we mr.
rived on the grounds at Kenton a lot
Of lids who couldn't catch a cold were
on the field practlcing. and after we
had watched them for awhile we con-
cluded that It was a clnch for us. and
our party raled and scraped together
almost every cent we had and bet that
We would win the game. Our money
was eagerly taken. much to our pleas
ure. However, when the game was
called nine strange players emerged
from under the grand stand, and, to
make a long story short, we were skim
ned by score Of Is to D. That night
we learned that We had been gold-
bricked IN great shape. Three Of the
players were Hank o'Day. who pitched;
Jim Mcguire, now Of Brooklyn. who
caught. and Billy Hoy, the mute. They
were members Of the Cleveland team,
Rnd received $50 each TO play the game.
Our party was skinned absolutely dry.
and about FIVE Of them who Ind not
purchased return tickets tried to evade
the conductor by locking themselves In
the wash room Of our car. However.
the conducor got next. broke the door
open and put them OFT and they had
TO walk home"
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BRrDaEpoRT HAPPENINas,
Events Of Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

6V6uEb OE y lay IL haS 4S"A4 - 49,
End Of the Bridge,
The Evening Times used about half
column Of its valuable space last even
ing with a report of the difficulty In
the high school. It also devoted about
third Of column Of It's still more
valuable editorial space. Both articles
made a frantic EFFORT to poison the
minds Of the board OF education and
the public previous to the trial Of the
accused, which occurs this evening.
Tho Wheeling evening sheet lent its
space for the same noble purpose. This
paper Wlthholds its opinions until the
evidence in in and let the board and the
public determine from the evidence
who Is In the wrong and what the YER
dict should be.
The funeral Of Shelby Sally win take
place this afternoon at o'clock. from
Ms late residence on First street. The
funeral will be In charge Of Thoburn
Post, G. A. r., Of which deceased was
a member. Interment Will be at Riv-
arvlew cemetery.
Miss Alice Rogers very pleasantly
entertained a number OF her friends
last evening, at her home on North
First street. About ten couples were
present, several being from wheeling.
A most delightful evening was spent
by ull.
The funeral OF Lora, the slx-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sedgwlck, took place yesterday after
noon at 2 O'Clock, and interment was at
Riverview cemetery. The ohild's death
occurred yesterday morning at 2
o'clock.
The Waman's Club met and was very
pleasantly entertained yesterday after
noon, at tho residence Of Mrs. Fred.
Jones, on Walnut street. An interest,"
ing programme was ably rendered by
members Of the club.
The woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF the Presbyterian church VIII
meet in the reception rooms OF the
church this afternoon ut $3.50 o'clock
OGIicers for the coming year VIII be
elected.
The dance and cake walk given at
Niaennerchor hail Inst evening. for the
benefit Of John Beazle, was largely at
tended and very enjoyable.
The Young Ladies' Aid Society Of
the Presbyterian church VIII hold
Saturday market at Mr. mayer Hes
Iop's, on Fourth street,
Mrs. f. X, Hoge entertained the
Bridgeport Pedro Club yesterday after
noon. at her home, on North Fourth
street
Frank Baird, who has been the guest
Of his brother. p. H.. has returned to
his home ut scio.
Thomas FitEslmmons II Democrat
10 candidate for street commissioner.
Mrs. jones McDOnouEi Is very III at
her homo on South Fourth street.
W. II. Ratcllile, Of Nj. Pleasant, was
call on friends hero yesterday
A CONGREGATIONAL meeting Of the
United Presbyterian church was held
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South SIDE ARTISTS

Gave the BSllairo Checker Cracks a
Good Hun for Their Money Last
night The work q Dennis 1Eshen
Was aFeaturs The Result.
The return checker games ofgthe I'M
ker-city saries between the Young
MEMS Club, Of Bellaire, and the South
side Club, Of this city, were played last
night at pstwellersa, South Wheeling,
ma while the oypr-the-riyer lads were
again auccesafnl victory perched up
on thair banners BY q much smaller
margin than on the occasion Of the
games played at the Ohio town week
or so ago. The feature was the play
Ing Of Dennis Mehen, the old-tlme
champion. who strengthened the South
SIders materially and he was the star
Of the evening. For the visitors,
workman was the particular luml-
nary, with Pine and Danford tied Tor
second honoFa. Last nights games
closed the series, which stand with
thIrty-elght victories for f5eliaire 10
thirteen for the South Side.
The result Of the contests last night
In detail, was as follows:
HETIAIRE
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WRLLsBuRa
Doings Of People N the Brooke cOun-
~ Metrupolis.

DoIngS Of People N the Brooke Coun-
" metropolis.
wlIiiam n. Rodgers, the Brilliant
merchant. has purchased from the
WelIsburg National bank, forty feetot
ground fronting on drama street, ad-
Joining the bank building. for $500
Mr. Rodgers WIN erect a handsome res
idence on the properly, to be occupied
by Dr.. and Mrs. Gist Palmer. This
sale indicates increasing real estate
values In the business district Of the
city.
II. II. Marks has purchased from the
Weiigburg National bank, fraction OF
lot on the corner Of Main and drama
atreets. for $500. Mr.. Marks VIII
erect a business building ON TINS
pround. Il being an excellent location.
Thus the bank has realized from TWO
sales OF real estate. $1,000 within the
last two or three days, and still has az
that IS necessary to carry on Its Dust-
ness,
Politics in Brooke county is qlieter
than ever before known In q presiuen-
tial year, but It may be only the quiet
before the storm. Neither party has yet
made a move toward organizing for the
campaign or appointing delegates TO
any OF the conventions. Perhaps this
lack OF interest Is because the two
nominees for sheriff are already prac-
tically selected.
The BAN to be given by Company e,
West Virginia National Guard, at the
city han, Friday evening. Is for the
benefit Of John Minneghan, q veteran
Of the Spanish American war, and q
member of Company G, who has been
In poor health ~ a result Of his army
experience. It win be largely attended.
While out hunting yesterday morn
ing, Edward. the thirteen-year-old son
Of John Stuart, acclde ntally fired hisshot
gun and received the full force of the
load In his left foot, The foot was so
badly shattered that It had to be am-
putated by DTs. Harden, Cooper and
Waikinshaw.
The commissioners appointed by the
circuit court to condemn certain lands
In Cross Greek district for road pur-
poses, win view the premises to-day,
and some day next week will hear teS-
tImony as to the amount Of damages
due the owners for the land proposed
to be taken.
The rank Of knight VIII be conferred
by Weilsbufg Lodge no. 80, Knights Of
Pythias, tonight. after which there
will be an enjoyable social session. All
members and visiting brothers are in-
vited.
Samuel Hedges has sold his property
on the Bethany pike, to David Steele.
and viii move to town. having purehas-
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pENwooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.
A crowd Of popular young men In
town are organizing a club, with tho
object Of securing a reading room some
place in town. They tried to secure a
store room on Main strees that has
been vacant for year, but they claim
$40 a year, the rental demanded by It's
owner, exorbltant. They say they
are willing to pay IS n month, which
they considered as much as the place Is
worth.
The marriage OF Miss 6eneyn White
house to Frank Kern was quietly sol
emnized by the Rev. c. w Bente, Mt
the Methodist Episcopal church, last
evening. Only few invited guests
and relatives OF the contracting parties
were presented.
Major Jenkins, Of the Salvation
Army, delivered a lecture to q largo
and appreciatlve audience at the
Methodist Episcopal church last even
ing A collection was taken up for the
benefit OF the famine sufferers in India,
and quite a neat sum was realized
Miss Hattie satterheld delightfully."-
entertained q cOugenial asSambinge OF
her friends at whist Tuesday evening.
After some spirited contests with the
pasteboRrds an elegant luncheon was
served, TO which all did ample justice.
The new furnace recently completed
at the Riverside tube works viii 20 on
Monday. With the exception OF one de-
partment the entire mill win then be on
In full
Mr.. Hauff and daughter, OF Allie
gheny, who were here to attend the
funeral Of the child Of Louis schnd. re-
turned home yesterday.
A meeting OF the Republican League
Club la called for next Monday even
Ing, at the city hall, when that OrEani-
ration win be perfected
The many friends OF Mrs. John New
Tile win be pained to hear OF her crit
ical illness. She was at the point Of
death yesterday
The CONGREGATION OF st. Matthew'S
church WIFI hold their annual business
meeting next Sunday.
Colonel Benjamin r. Afeighen, the
Moundsville lawyer, was In town on
business yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Woods Is spending a few
days With relatives At Fairmont.
Miss Jessie Woods who has been
quite III. Is recovering.
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The Aa-Whesling bowling team, Of
thls city. which has q great record. has
been entet * ri IntsrnatiCnal k'ogll-
ing Toutnament, which win tal1e re
n New York city from July IS . z,
by MANAGER Fate. who last night wired
seentary sam Karpf that ne = heel
ing tlan would participate n ~
gafnes and At once sent me enttili,ss
a.. The tourrament tota5 prize ll.'i ~
Tiii amount 70 over $40, QOQ besides ~
yari6ns MEDALS and trophies tnilt T.; Is Z
being presented daily. Inc 49,. -
il55u,T Rader. Handian and Camp = y,
anS & ti5ey have the best Wishes Of ths .,,
ftan,- friends, who feel sure they VII
return homR eoneideIable aaelA9 q -
s.Srne. Many Of Wheelings poWlets
nm accompany the team
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lIcaoYern.aardner TiEht.

Another delegation Of wheeling
sports left for New York yesterday, to
witness the hght Mt the Broadway
club, tomorrow night, between Terry
Mcaovern,, Of BrOoiiyn, and Oscar
Gardner, Of this city. The local party
at the rIngside will be about ten in
number, but 1t would have been trebled
at least, had more favorable railroad
rates been secured. Interest in the
outcome is tn fever heat in this city,
and while oscars defeat may not oc-
csslon much surprise. II VIM. neverthe-
less, MI the old town with gloom. One
thing is certain, however, and that y
that oscar will give q good account Of
himself.
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LOST

r osT-IN WHEELING, ON DEWEY
pay, February 2, 1900, Pittsburgh
DiSpatch Medal By member Of Company
II, Tenth Pennsylvania Vol. INIT. Ipilsr
f,aI-t bearg ingcription; tePhnippine Islands,
i0th Pcuna Vol, INIT" Reverse side, TO
- For Heroic Services, ls9S-lSS9,
Pendant IN shape or Maltese Cross, With
bust OF Col Hawkins IN centre; in4gIlp-
Hon "Afnlate" on top; Eighth Army Corps
'insIFnlR on bottom and palm tree on Hidea'
rsvGrTe side gfled with cut Of building,
Capuchin Convent, and inscription; ga.
puchin Convent, P. J., July u, 1873
ard viii pay reward n returned to lntel=
llRenceF ONCE ltlt9
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TRUsTEE's SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.


BY virtue Of deed OF trust made by
Charles P, Hamilton and wife 70 me,
dated january %, 1891, and recorded in
the office OF the clerk Of county court OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed OF
Trust Book No. -, page 225, will, on
SATURDAY, MARCH ii, 1900,
at 10 o'clock a, M. sell at public auction,
at the north front door OF the court house
OF said county, the following, to-wtt:
A certain piece Of land near Whitfield,
Ohio county, WeSt Virginia, part Of
what Is known as the Porter Sl-Acre
Tract" bounded and described GB follows;
Beginning At a point In the line Ed pro-
l0nFed. as shown on a plat Tiled with a
Anna IT. Brady. dated July ~, 1898, and
recorded In the land records Of said c6un-
~ IN Deed Book NO. 81. page 81, which
point q one hundred eco feet distant In
q northwesterly direction from the gate
post designated on said plat as the point
r; thence In n northensterly direction at
right nngles to the snid line foF a dlH-
lance OF $50 $40 feet. more or less, to a
fence: thence with the same IN a north
westerly direction parallel TO the said line
for 100 feet: thence IN a southwesterly de
rcction So $50 feet. more or less, 20 the
said line thence lat right angles with said
line to the place OF beginning, containing
about one md three-hftha acres; and also
tue ElNNA " way AlNMN AAAH AAAAA 4AaAtlAAla
the land above described, which road Is
designated on the said plat as A-B-C-D-
E-F. But the HfantpTH In the deed herein
after mentioned are not to contribute to
the cost OF maintaining the division fencG
between the said property and the prop
erty retained by said grantors, and the
coal under the property hereby conveyed
and tire right Of the said RruntOrs (qnu
their assigns md future owners OF the
property 20 retained to tnke water from
the large spring thereon are reserved as
set forth IN said deed OF trust; being the
same property that was conveyed TO the
said Charles p. HamiltOn by George 8,
Simpson and others. by decd dated July
%. 1893 and recorded IN eaid uiiice>in Decd
Book No. 81, page ga
TERMS OF SAEF,-At least one-thlrd
cash, and tho balance. with Interest. In
two auual payments nj one and two years,
the purchaser giving notes for same with
good security, and the title to be retained
until notes are paid.
BENJAMIN 3. ALLISON.
mrl Trustee.
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1.nwarnd Stating Record.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. March 7.-At
Duquesne Garden tonight, John Nils
son, champion ice slGater Of the world.
lowered the indoor record made by
Baptie recently, by skating q mile In
2:5iJA on the Duquesne's official nine
lap track. Baptie's mark was 2;65&'
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MALE HELP WANTED.

TANTED-A THOROUGHLY POST
w ED mercantile and collection aisency
man to represent TWO Million Qoll9t
Company about to establish branch ~
Wheeling. Must be q man Of strong PEI
particulars concerning past positions. RlYe
age and references Address "HVBSk,
care Intelligencer office. mlLA
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last evening. to consider the new
church project.
Il. D. Ong. Of stenbenyille, was IN
town yesterday, on business
"A Country Visitor" at the Star tha-
atre Tomorrow evening,
samuel Fox. Of South Fourth street,
Is quite Ill.
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OUR factory Is now In shape for the
complete repairing OF Pianos and all
Musical Instruments, even TO complete
rebuilding, restrinElnR and reilniSblnE
them. Charges very moderate.
4, w, BANNER co.
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ROLF & ZANE,
r.,apbone 5sa 20 Fourteenth s..
...FOR RENT.

No, 40 EVuNAeNAlAAA eNANpNesseeaessHesee - ~
FOR SALE.
Brick dwelling house on EoR street, %
roornq, both gases, for 1904
NeW house, Mount Wood ruao.
No, q Sixteenth street, 9-atory BRICK
sfnre room, good cellar and 10 roomA
IA. Is Vermont street
Desirable property for Wholesale bust
ness, centrally located.
No. ib Vermont street.
10. Ss Ohio street-prlce for quick sale,
No @ North Front street.
Desirable property on Chapllno street-a
corner lot, g feet front.
40, g Sixteenth street.
no, Il Maryland street.
No. Is North York street
no. G. seventeenth street.
Corner lot on Fifteenth street.
Tot on South Front street.
No, az Main street.
No. az and 4aeM Market street.
No, al Main street
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent, Collector, Notary
Public and Pension Agent NO. 4eu
Main street.
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Burpo and Spike sullivan.

Isaac NeIninger, manager OF Walter
Burgo, left last evening for Toronto.
Can. BE viii meet Burgo at Newark.
Burgo lights Spike Sullivan at Toronto
ON the nth, st. Patriek's Day.
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Carroll Club League.


In The Carroll Club Junior League yes
teTdny the Cricknta took three games
from The shamrooks. HACKS rolling was
the feature. getting 10 ~ the last game
and getting hlgh score 0t the league. The
following are the EcorcFo: