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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09
Cases In City Court

The Samuel! Weaver case wa
the dra wing card in the city cour
this morning. lie was charged
with assault and battery on col.
ored woman. -Four witnesses tes-
tilted that Weaver was the man
who struck her and five witnesses
swore positively that Weaver was
not present at the time, as he was
in bed.
William Hudson was the first
witness called and testified tn at he
was on the corner shooting of tor.
pcdoes. Weaver was not present.
lie heard the pistol shot and saw
the streak Of fire.
Walter Nolk was on the corner
and did not ace Weaver there.
Mamie Dubois testified that
when she went upstairs to bed she
put her clothes in his room. Weaver
was then asleep in bed. She was
asleep and heard no noise OF Weaver
getting up.
Joseph Jeflcrs was at the corner
but did Eol see Weaver among those
present.
James e. Maxlield testified he
gave the gross OF torpedoes TO the
crowd. Weaver was not on the
corner that evening from 8 o'clock
until - O. clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09
Windsor Eurie d

aMiltord, Del July s. The funeral Of
Thomas Is, Windsor, the hotel man, who
| 1t Is alleged, WIS killed by his son, took
place this afternoon. Although fvo days
have elhpsod since the crime, the son has
not been captured. aud the authoritle 5
havo no clue TO his whereabouts
There was a great outpourlng nl the
funeral, The services wors conducted Ly
Rev. +. T. Harris. OF tho Methods 81
Church, and Rev. H. l.. Bunsteln, o: tho
PRESBYTERIAN Church
Harry b, Windsor, eldest son Of the
slain mar. Informed Detective Ratlege
tnat ho would produce his brother, Ed
ward, after the funsral but when the de-
tecivo went to the house Harry said: -
u am sorry TO disappointment but you
could not expect mo to bring my brother
to have his neck stgetChed."
The house was thoroughly searched,
but no clue to the missing man was dis
covered.
Persistent rumors wcrs in circulation
that tha alleged murderer had gone to
lIewGs to take u steamer and flee the coun
try and late tonight the detective started
Tor lhat place.
The brothers say they will do nothing
to assist in his capture. but win 90 every
thing possible to aid his escape
The Court Of Oyor AM r,rnin,r which
VIII certainty have + iwaris case pres cnt
; ed to II Wi.l convene in George, own on
Tuesday morning.
There Is however, a great obstacle in
the way OF young Windsor obtaining any
clemenry or expecting any cXcopnrhroush
his Offices OF irlenls On the jury, and
hat Is tho testimony OF Lotto Wright,
tho chhmbermaid, who heard and saw the
whole trarsaCtlon between the father M Il
son, and who sweArs that tho father en-.
deavorrl to paGrfy tho boy, but the lat
| ter lrsd tho contents of his gun into his
father body over the heart. while the lat
ter stood not ten feet away.
lhu dying fathers testimony that it
was not his sons fault aud that hIs sou
did not know tho gun wa, loaded. Is
ccunterbnianceu by that OF tn, Wright
girl. even to tho statement that both had
hold OF tho gun
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09
Fortune For Lost Sou,s

Trenton, N. j., July s.-Jacksor
Brodbeck, an employee Of the Tren
ton Watch Works, received informa
tion TO-DAY that he was heir to $780,
900 left by his father, Thomas W.
Brodbeck, a resident Of Orinsburg,
Pa. The interesting part of the story
Is that Br0dbeck never knew his
father. Nearly thirty years ago the
Brodbecks lived In Trenton. Soon
after the birth OF Jacks on his mother
died, and tho father placed the In
fant boy in the care OF friend of the
family and went West where he labor.
ed in the mines for fifteen years, an d
at last had accumulated a considera-
Bile fortune. After he had become
rich he returned to Trenton and tried
to locate the family with which he
had left his son, but they moved
away and he could get no trace OF
them.
Brodbcck went to Harrisburg and
married. He engaged in business,
and continued to prosper until few
years ago, when through unfortunate
investment, his fortune, which had
reached the half.million point. was re
duccd. When the son became self.
supporting he located in Trenton and
learned the trade of matchmaking.
lie married and has a cosy home at
No. ll2l South Clinton Avenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09
On TfiAl Today.

Trenton, N. j., July s.--Samuel
ShinD, Of Extonvllle, was placed on
trial here this morning for the muir.
der Of Thomas F. Applegate, the far.
mer bank director, on March 10 last.
The entire morning session was con.
sumed In the selection Of a jury.
Prosecutor Crosby In his opening
speech said Applegatc was found dead
In his stable beneath the feet OF q
horse he had driven tie night before.
His skull was fractured and his face
and body covered with bruises. The
Prosecutor said he would prove that
Shinn had despoilcd Aprl 'gates
home.
Years ago Applegate was one Of the
most influential and wealthy farmers
Of Mercer county lie divided his
time between settling the estates Of
farmers, managing the Allentown
Ma tional Bank and civil engineering.
Mrs. Applegate, who was some years
his junior, was very popular in her
circle and one of her most intimate
friends was Samuel Shinn. Apple
gate disapproved Of attentions shown
Samuel Shinn.
Shinn's father occupied the Apple.
gate farm adjoining the latter's re ST.
dence, and when Samuel Shinn S wife
and children left him, Shinn took up
his residence with his parents. Ap.
plegate seemed to find his greatest
pleasure in the county tavern after
young Shinn moved into the ad Joining
house. Soon he became financially
embarrassed aud next stories were
atioat that he haGitually beat his
wife.
Last January a party OF "White
Caps visited Applegate's home at
midnight AND issued to him three or.
dcrs:
"First--You must stop drinking
rum.
"Sccond--Yov must not again beat
your wife.
"Third--lf you break either OF
these orders we will tar and feather
you and drive you ou: of town.
recognized Shinn in the
party and declared that Mrs. Apple.
gate had got up the scheme to force
lin to leave her.
In tcstifying to-day Dr. II. II.
Rogers, the county physician, said
hat AppIegatc's death was undoubt-
IDLY caused by the fractured skull.
IN cross examination he said the frac-
ure might have been caused Dy the
dick of horse.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09
mJ. The Rogers VIII.
~-sw M
t'---s-

Nav York. July 5. An legal steps IN
this fight over Jacob S, Rogers will were
halted today by the uncer, ain attitude OF
Theodore Is. Rogers Jr, tho fuvorita
nephew OF the rich old bachelor. Both
sides are waiting to decide whether he
will accept his legacy of 500 0>0 and sarvs
ms one OF the executors. or will unite with
the other nephews and neices in the com
Ing contest.
Mr.. Rogers went 10 Paterson early to
day and spent the entire forenoon in con
-ulling with the . hor Two executors,
VIM Pennington and John BarkAlow
A tter he conference Lawyer Pennington
cams to New York with him and they
saw several persons Interested IN 'ha
estate. Mr.. Rogers told Mr.. Pennington
and Judge BarLalow plainly that the
will OF his uncle was II bittor disappolnt
mont to him, and he was thinking ertous
ly Of contesting it. lie said ha would not
make up his minlfprobably before Thurs
duv.
The two sisters Of Theodore B. Rogers,
.Ir., Mrs. Helen r. bradford and Mrs
Anna Dupont are trying to persuade
thor brother 70 jon them in contss ing
the will They have returned to their
homes In Delaware. but will be in New
York !nt,r this week, whom they will ON
p.ay counsel.
1t |. still thought extremely probable
in Paterson hat some one will como for
ward to tlaim tho estate, very Likely u
person claiming to be the wi low OF tho
dcnd mnn. The stories OF old Mr. Rogers
early IFS grsw more and more rirrum
stantinl today. The story Of a beautiful
youug,w0man whom ho hal INST in Arls
is being repeated.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09
Millions Given Away,

Now York July 5 Tho stock market
went to pieces to day on steS OF l,loJ.OD
shares There WAS break Of s. o 81 per
sharo in active stocks, The loss in valus
was ut lsast S3)J, OOJ OJJ, Expressed in hg
uIss.
In speculative appreciation the cnt In
traffic rates by Atkinson was the prlncl
pul Issue 1t WAS .eGed up as II fracture
in the community # interest propoiil ION,
second only in importlnca to The Tnn iC
between the I'm and Hartman Interests
Tor the posse sion of be Burlins On.
Supplementary to the AlcE son Incident
followe. II vaIie y ofreport, conf matory
Of the theory that war bad broa"n out
ntre.h bet NOON the naguhtei over the
, proper division OF the spots.
tlulte Is Important asa assumptions In
the throat cutting ovHr business in the
Southwest was the at ituie OF tho bank k,
toward borrowers. Ever since tho faii iurr
OF the Seventh National Bank there has
been sharper scrutiny Oh loans by the
Wall -t;cct banks and scaling down OF
risHs, Tins has resulted in calling IN o!
money and hurrytng MI along the limo by
people VINO DO bu5ncs. with othsr peo'
pies mouoy
Missouri Pacific los' IS share Atahi :
son AMI Manhattan 81 - n share, Uni IN
Pacific " IL share, Southern Pacific s. a
share. Metropolitan l. 20 ant sugar - -.
In The industrial limo Tenne'sao Coal
and Iron l".t ~. points and the United
-tateo steel common 81,
Go to Mitlsrs, No. stall in second
street Market house for gooi runst OF
steak.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09
Still in the Business.

ltappears that II. J. Frawley Is still In
tbs bogus check busine,s. A dispatch
from Baltimore says:
Captain OF Detectives Humphrey sent a
special delivery lotter tn Chef Of Police
Of Chicago yesterday nskiu: if William
Lodtmann alias II, j. Frawlev, is under
arrest there; and if SO, II he will relin:
quish any claim he might lave to him and
allow himto bc.-ent.to Bnltmcre for tia.
dispatch published yesterday :sta ed
that Lohtmann, under the nnmo of Carl
Won lIartov, had pa sed n bogus check on
the cashier Of the Bismark Hotel. in Chi
cago, Sa,urlay The cheek WAS on the
First National Bank of Baltimore, ana 1t
was soon found to I've worthless.
Captain Humphrey /. very anxious to
land Lnt!tmann who is under Indictment
here for passing bogus checks on Harry NJ
Gnshin. William StahlDock and Charles
Schrnlder llo claimed to have 1890
coming to him from an estate in Cor:
many.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09
Lost a Race for a Brile.

Mt. Sterling. kv., July 8. Two men
obtained marriage lic,n',, recently for
this Same girl, bat one OF he hcenles s.
still held by tho man who obtained it. B.
& Saltzsabor and j. g. Graves were
rivals for the hand of Miss Maym, Typ
ton who was chosen rs sponsor for tho
local commandery of Knight, Templnr at
the approaching trionnial conclave. \
Shu could not decide b,tw en- tho two
suitors, who pressed thoir C, oS viSo'tu,
ly. Both finally OBJ aimed licenso' to
marry Mi Iypton.
1t Is said she wrote noe 20 tho C)un
ty Clerck for both. She married. SalB,a
b,r lass night. Graves discovsrol carly
this morning he had bsen cast off. Salz
gaber and his bride loft for an Eastern
trip within half an hour after hei wsra
married -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09
Romance of kOer War.

Hoboken, N j., July S. One love ro.
nance growing out OF ths outh African
Wsr was brought to happy Termination
to day when Miss ELLIS Franker and
Christian Franker, who, despite their
names, are not blonh rotations, were mar
risd here by Justice David Van Wyck
The bride. who is 26 years old. was
wOosd and won by Christian n Holland
but he einiyrated to the .ianscaul to
bel ter hi1 fortunes and Sd IN sent for her
When Mis-, Franker reached Pretoria
SIZE was told that her t!anGee. who had
lakon sides with the bnr2hcr- had been
KILLED when he CRY was captured. She
became Red Cross nurse and friends
sent her back to Holland.
Miss Franker was mourning for her
sweetheart, when he suddenly re nrnsl,
having be II wounded, taken prisoner by
the British and dcpolteu to Holland.
Frankcr emlg S,tul to the United states
and obtained employment lie ssut for
bis Prospective b lie aud shj arrived on
Sunday
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09

Officer Thomas Murphy testified
| that the prosecuting witness told
him that she could not tell who auy
OF the people were who assaulted
her. The case was dismissed.
Michael DeRosa was charged
with assault and battery on Louis
Sansonc. DR.. Milligan testified
that he found tour lacerated aud
one confused wounds OH his head.
He also had several bruises about
the body and head.
Samuel Peo, a witness for the
defense. was absent and an at.
tachment was issued. The case
went over until tomorrow morning.
The cases OF the alleged fire or.
dlnancc violators, was continued
Tor two weeks, owing to Deputy
Attorney General Richards being
away.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09
The Lawyer Api IOgiZed.

Attorney Julian G. VI aiker apol0glzed
to Magistrate Pritchett yesterday after
nuon for bong in contempt Of court and
was discharged.
During tine herring of the case of Grams
ton Il Jusiis vs. Durham there was n tilt
bstweon tho attorney and the magistrate.
Thu former was abont to leave the case
and go to his room after insinuating that
tho magistrate had mado up his mind con
corning he case before he heard the te,ti
mony Tho magistrate told Constable Mo
Laughiin not to lot MIR. Walker leavo the
court rs he committed him for ton days
for contempt OF court. Finally Mr. Wal
ker puracd himself of the contempt and
was d:smissei by tho Magistrate.
~
Puro Ice Cream only at BeckattsCae3
Tth and Shlploy str Gets. 1
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09
III: ~.

HALL ia tins city, ON dG.N f.. Iv,l, L5un NJ.
ma Hal, daughter Of Jos IA suu Iu4clnma
Hal! aged month, -.
Relative, aud ir!"lu+ are 3urlt'd 70 attend
tho tInrTu. from tHs r'-l."u,r. Of H-r IarrutS,
NJ i1!! West Eleventh -lr"ei on Wrducs.
dsv afternoon At q! uglytH. Iuterment at
Nt -a.Hm cemetery
Nfi.t .Ei;,--ln TINS city CT July = 1901, Mary
c. daughter Of JuIn"s Ii. ~nawburs wIiu Of
John +. MIllnr, Hgcu u years,
E-!.t.yet and friends are invited to attend
4e iuurrsl from the residence ct her hus.
band. No 100 Alonro" street on Wednesday
Rtternoju. July ". at o'clock IDtcrnIeut a.
Ium bAriy Ten etrrv.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09
Architects Complain.

y There is small prospect of any
new buildings being erected in this
city this year on account OF the
high tax rate and as a conse quence
the architects will be forced to take
a vacation for some months. This
morning prominent architect
said, II had sketches for a whole
row of small houses and a $1,000
residence TO prepare plans from,
but when the tax rate was put up
the orders were withdrawn. Ihavc
not a thing to do but to draw sew
eral plans for alterations to store
and do not expect anvth ing for the
balance of the summer.
The bove is about what al! the
architects in the city are saving
and they never knew business in
their line 10 be so dull.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09
Lightning Strikes BuiIu]np

Lightning on Sunday night struck
a tree on the Cooch farm near New.
ark and gllncing Off set fire to an
out building in which wood was
kept. The blaze was cytinguis he'd
10y the use OF several buckets of water.
The damage done was slight.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09
Leaf, er Workers Adjourn.

Phtialsiphia. July a-The convention
eflsathsr workers, which has been in SCI
SION sttbs Labor Lyceum. Sixth and
Brown streets, since July I, finished It's
work aud adjourned las. night. The name
chosen for tho nav rational organization
IL the Amalgamated Leathsr Workers
UNtou.
) The officers elected are as follows:
h Presiden Dennis Heaiey, Lowell, Mass.
7 First Vice President-Sinon Nasle.
Philadelphia.
Second Vice Presidential. b. Stone. Dl
Ms, Pa
fhird Vice Pre.tdent-C. Il. Walker
Wilmington, DEL.
\ eecrel ary-Frod Cahill. Olean N. Y.
y HTreasurer-M. +. Fitzgerald, Phiiadel
phia.
General Observation-Disclosures Waite,
Philadelphia.
The constitution committee reported
Its work finished and the new cons,itu
tion was accepted Twenty two local un
Ions in all sections of thu United States
are connected with the new national. aud
1t was decided TO secure u charter from the
American Federation Of Labor.
The next cOny ysntion will b. held July
I. l002 at IA place to be decided upon Or
gan,zsr FL. II. Caldwell left for Washing
ton last night with the charter appIiCa-
tlOn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09
Application for L arters

Josiah Marvel will send TO Dover
today articles for the incorporation
of the New Century Mining and
Milling Company, capital 500, 900,
and the Star Tobacco Company with
a capital of $oOo. 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09
Father 5 Wild Race in Vain,

Newark \. d, July ), -Cathnrine
Kuhn years Old, who lived with her
parents in the suburbs near ktarny
lnealows gathered "cat.ll..." for use
on independence ljuy and had dried them
In the stove in the Kitchen, She found
several left over thi morn n, aud b,gAn
poEing them into the stove alil watching
the blala. Her dress caugh. fire. and she
was frlghtfully burned.
The chi'd filhur hlrnessnh a horse
quickly and started on a wild race with
his little one three miles t. the nearest
hospital. There thu Surgeons told him
tho little ons wouli die, and ns ne t,nr-
fnlly beIgsd permission, he wns purmit-
sed o take he child home again, sayius
II shs could not live, hs aud his wfc
wantst her to die AT haiNe. 80 lie drove
mourniuiy back TO HI. g7!et.,trivksn
wife
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09
For a Good Lime.

: ! Come and go with Us On the second
grand moonlight excursion Of Bran
dywine ConCave, No. I Order Hep.
taSpph> or Seven Wise Men, to
Washington Park. Nednes day even
Ing, July 10th. string baud will
furnish music tor dancing, going
and coming.
Steamer City OF Chester will leave
Fourth street wharf al 80. return
ing will leave Washington Park a,
Il%o. Tickets good on rHc l.5o aud
As boats.
Tickets may be procured from the
cnmniltcc at wharf. Adults tickets
b0rcn'S. children, II 10 > - cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09
Killed bv q Train,

Cam berland, Md July y. -lhis after
noon % 5toel ears broke ,oUsr from IL team
on tho West Virginia Central x pitt,hurx
Railroad noar Luke. Md, and running
rapidly down grade, crashed mo the rear
end OF anuIher train. tearing up thu track
sp1 wreching four emp'!G: ana one load
Cd car.
One car topplal over On Melville Fuller
aEsi II years, standing near the trark rk.und
cra,hed out hi, brains, Killing him Instant
J.,
! HI wasason O. NJ l,vlie Fuilrr, APRON
tAout ~ zen Of We>turnpUrt and fov.
mer!y Baltimore y Ohlu Ra.Iro4G Ageno
At Piedmont
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09
BARGAINS in Drv Ooods

- Bargains IN Dry Goods
A. H Scott, ut No. IA Market street, is
Advertising !nwnsnt five cents yard Also
bargains IN the Srhilling stock. In RIB
hons the rrlte is cut IN half.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09

Mems 3d. so, $500 and IS. 90 Ok
ford Ties. in Russia Calf, Tan Kid,
Black Kid and Ideal Kid, 20 OF
at 0l.0U
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09

Boys and Youths s1.5O Lace
Shoes, strong and durable, 4 m
at W w
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09

VNV''f'N'V '''''
Broken sizas. However,
the assortment is SO large
you are bound TO make
good selection. The fact
that they are broken sizes is
the best evi 'encc that the
Suits VIC offer are iiom our
best and quickest sellers.
They are absolutely all
wool hlnnclf, cassimers and
fancy wor'teds. tailoring is
perlcct-Nonc of,hesc suits
displayed in the window
from the fact that we have
not all sizes in each style
and the style you might
pick, would not BE- your
size, but come in and look
at the suits, we cnn suit You
and fit you.
Closed evenings cxccp!
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09
he ii.h Market.

Powell mas on hl- stai at 'Ag Third
Strest market, 4 t,ue a.soIrDon u, fresh
fish, which is kept n cAsu u'vpruI with
glass, shutting ou: t'.' u and Vnrkoi
in iGs ani fresh uuU mare. Cal aai see
for yourselves. There Is no nc'ler tyuI
This hot weather tlan nrCct .resh ten,
Morris loyy /, IN Now York looEing
After his business
Tho samuel Lees Company advertise
bargain, IN to,L.xs RI B.. Az The at
tentiou OF tho ladies ls CuI.uu toa uerusaI
pl the same
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09

$50 Pairs Of Misses and Chill.
dren's Shoes on our bargain06n
table worth $l.50, $l.75, s., at wv
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09

Ladies' $l.5O Oxford Ties, in
Vici Kid, broad and medium76n
toes, all sizes. at lUU
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09
n! Two Years,

John Clark. chief engineer Of a railroad
ctnteriDg in Cincinnati, who la, been III
Of tho home OF his father IN TIN, "itv for
nea'l two years. Lns hTi recently begun
u show any sign u. improvements.
Mr.. Clark was dong tie work of two
mOa whom ho was IA~en with nrryOus
ptos.ratlcn. and WIS guNWGnUeA by HI,
fime sad undergo course d; meI!ral
trAatmsnL. The ,e,ax from h- hu les
'-~ere greatly felt ana &.r. Clark gecLm5
Awars that he w&s d&nserDu- y -. Atl'r
term in the hu.pital u st. v.yage Was
recommended auu lie .yturE,reG 10 Cree q
aud ths HOLY Lands nuI IetUrrei mI.rh
improved In Two year, II" has peket
up slowly aId by tst WI b. at.c IT, DO
Koms light wO.k. lie VIII l4.vr r9.urn to
I've nrallrAnN.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09

Mems 50. 90 Oxford Ties, in Rus.
sia Calf, Tan Kid, Black KidNO m
and Patent Leather at ~, w
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09

WRIGHT 4 DAVIDSON co,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09
MlncIed By S-a shorc Exrress, rro-.

Atlantic CITY y. j.. ia y a-Mtss
JUL, Martin. the !-.ypar'u,G 4.U ,h'er Of
Dtmtci MARTIN, VS. instantly A..l'd by
th I'otling . - flyer 'uu.gA' Her body
was Ds'Oi uui ut IT. ,gAltuu. she Was
moving out Of the wsr o. Vas ing
'rslsht train and s'eTrFG d,rep.y N ront
o. tho U.pIeas
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09

81, 25-We will sell to-day Is Trim
med Hats that uola for $2 50 and
$3oS.
lOc. ALL our 25c. and SOC. Flowers
and Foliage.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09

Clothing
TO
Measure
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09

&C. Ribbed Vests. the l2l,c. value.
oc.-While Ribbed Cotton Vests, Sc
value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-23

FOR SALE-A WELL-CONSTRUCTED NEW
dwelling. built by owner for his home: thick
walls, high ceilings, large rooms lot 1Sx100; al
ley: convenient Spcaton, one So from 9th st.
cost So 500; owner, needing money. will take
$4,000
1t STONE & FAIRFAX S06 and s0s ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-23

FOR SALE -
$4,000; II rooms: on East Capitol ST;
also frontage on Mass. ave. near 11th.
5000: 8 rooms; East Capitol st. near
LIN, racing park; cost So, 600; cheap
$3.50; East Capitol st. near 18th;
south front; rooms;. facing the park.
$o.boO: new, 10-rOom modern house;
pressed brick; has cellar; LIST near Sc.
S5l5O; rooms aud, cellar; It'll st. near East
capitol st.; lot 17x1OO to alley; 8 7th st. s.e
$4,5O0; business place Penna. ave. s.e.;
wen ~ located: rent $50; IN perfect order; cheap
$500 for snug Groom brick houses;
fair location, s.e.; rented at SGT; very cheap
$$Sdoo; 6-roon modern house; Sd near g ne.
$@.o00; snug Groom modern house; 14th St.
near both car lines: In perfect order.
s sSso: brick houses rent $40; Sc; cheap.
sxZ,So0; two Groom bricks, s.e.; rent SIS.
$500 for $500 house; kramer st. me-; nearly new.
Phone JOHN r. DoNOHOE 4 SON,
East -. Qt'l 306 East Capitol st.
FOB EALE-MAGNIFTCENT NEW HOME NHAH
STANTON PARK Me-: lot 19xs5 to alley;
rooms. bath cellar; ami; fine condition: rented
BOW at $500 per month; worth 81 800: price r.
duced to - 100; terms moderate.
nh288t b. r. TURNER. 928 Ct nv.