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The daily sentinel., 1901-04-05
CoARsEsT ON RECORD.
Boss MaIoney Of Denver to Be a
Scape Goat to Appease
the Public,

Denver, April 4.-Prominent republi-
cane of the city will aseist in tho prose-
cution OF democratic sub .bosses who
were prominent in aiding fraudulent
ting at the recent city election. This
will be done for two reasons. One is to
IN. ke an example Of the democrats and
on general party principles, and the other
is to assist in the contests which will be
rought against a number of the demo
cratic aldermen elected. Those who
have been singled out to be prosecuted
are Frank McCann, Jack Hall, Tom Hol-
lana and Fred Barker, who were 10
charge OF different gangs of'repeaters on
Tuesday.
1t is also stated that 7. j. Maloney
will be removed from his Office, as this is
deemed in the interests Of the party by
the leading democrats. Maloney's crime
consists not in the fact that he purchas-
ed large number OF votes, but in the
fact that it was done openly.
There has never been ~ election In
this city in which the fraud was 30 noto.
rious. and Governor Orman and Frank
Adams and other prominent members Of
the party have decided that it is best to
retire Mr.. Maloney. According TO the
bill passed by the Legislature, which en-
powers the state central committee to
decide all political matters in the party,
the democratic state central committee
will have authority to remove Malonsy.
and there is no appeal from its action
Ills bill has not yet been signed by the
governor, but it 10 Understood he will
eive it his sanction. The claim that
Maloney and Spesr are very largely re-
sponsibls for the democratic defeat is
made by prominent democrats, and ir is
also generally stated that large number
OF democratic votes were prevented from
being cast on account Of the open and
dissraceful frauds practieed. There hes
been hard feeling Ags sinft Msssney ever
since his action last fall in securing the
democratic name for his ticket. 1t is
also stated that w. T. Davorsn, OF the
city committee. will be removed.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-05
1.-The Evil Eve. {"

The Evil Eye spectacular aggregation
did not measure up to expectation last
night. A splendid crowd gathered at
the Park opera house to witness this
specially piece.
There were three or four good nom
bers in the cast, Charles A. Loder, the
German-Am.ricsn, Mid and Nod, tho
contortionists, and Miss Mayme Mayo.
The dancing and singing were only
commonplace, and the specially parts
were no better than have been seen in a
half dozen less heralded sh"ws.
A pleasing number on the program
WAS the electrical dance. This was done
BY the members OF the chorus, who were
by the way, all very young girls, imma-
turs aud with cracked voices, due to
overwork.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-05
Japan BeIIicose.

London, April 4. "The Japanese
press continues very bellicose," says the
Yokohoma correspondent of the Daily
Mail, wiring yesterday. "Count Okuma,
formerly premier and now leader Of the
opposition, declares in the course Of an
incisive article, that japan must assert
herself or the work of thirty years will
be lost Korea, he says, is not Russian
chattei and Russia's action is direct
challenge to Japan"
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-05

A dozen or more buns who slept at
the sand house night before last, in some
manner yesterday secured sufficient
money to purchase some raw alcohol.
This they imbibed rather freely, diluted
with water, and they all became glorious
ly drunk toward evening. They at last
became noisy and got to fighting among
themselves and call was sent for Mar.
shal Allison who placed several OF the,n
under arrest These he gave their walk
ing papers this morning. Had the city
an established rock pile some work could
have been secured from the lszy bones
Of these NV cary Williss."
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-05
A Fistic Draw.

Hot Springs. Ark, April 4.-What
was to have been . twenty round bout
tonight between Bobby Dobbs and
Young Peter jackson, resulted in farce
and Referee Bat Masterson declared It q
draw in the twelfth round. In that
round Dobs claimed Jackson fouled him
and refused to 6ght further. Referee
Msstsrson said he saw NO foul.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-05
AGUINALDO SURPRISED.
Filipino Chief Enlightened on
Government Plans and Sign
ed ALE Glance Oath.

Manila, April S-Chisf Justice Arel-
lano, who administered to Emilio Aguin-
aldo the oath OF allegiance to the United
States government, described TODAY to =
representative Of tho Associated Press
the conditions leading up to and attend
ing the ceremony. which was semi-pri-
vats.
Aguinaldo, still detained in an apart
ment OF the Malacanan palace and await
ing orders from Washington, had ex-
pressed himself - anxious to learn more
regarding the American system Of gov
sfnmsnt and had asked Chief Justice
Arellano to enlightsn him The chief
justice carefully explained the various
measures passed BY the Philippine COM
mission, headed by Judge Taft, and
showed him what provisions were made
for education and progress and for mu-
nicipal and provincial self government.
Listening with deep interest Aguinaldo
finally exclaimed:
II mover believed the Amsricaps would
b 20 fair and liberal"
Before the conversation had ended he
had sgfssd to take the oath Of allegiance
sad this was Immediately administered
Ssnos Arellano says:
"Aguinaldo's action viii induce all tho
Insurgents to surrender. and l predict
that tAs blands will be comrlstsly paci-
Aed by June.
"Aguinaldo 10 eager 70 visit the United
States. but whom I questioned him on
the subject Of holding once he replied
that hs had no desires in that direction
and intended 70 retire to private life at
~ trip 10 America.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-05


ths city today ---@- -.---.--.--.s---.-
Ladies Of tho Christian church will
have cake sale at Gourlsy's Saturday,
beginning ct ten o'clock
Wanted To Rent-Several furnished
rooms for light housekeeping Apply by
letter to box 412
Board-The very best in tho city. Can
supply furnished rooms. Terms reAson-
able. Apply to Mrs. Bonnet. Rood be-
tween 9th and 7th.
Hon. James w. Bucklin, wife and son,
arrived homo at noon today from Den
YER. Mr.. Bucklin has put in all his time
at the session OF the Thirteenth general
assembly and has succeeded in having
passed the measure to which he has de-
voted 10 much time and thought.
Morrison Wohlfort, past exalted ruler
Of the lodge of Elks in this city, was in
receipt today by express Of handsome
elk head from Denver, presented to the
lodge by George w. Armstrong. Mr..
Armstrong is a very enthusiastic Elk
and his present will be greatly appre-
ciated.
G. q. Mitchell OF Cleveland, Ohio, for
merly of this city, where for long time
he was engaged in the drug business,
writes The Sentinel that he is very busy
managing the affairs OF large beet su-
gar plant in that city. He expresses the
hope that the boot sugar industry will
be . success in the Grand valley the pre-
sent year.
The city marhal is looking for one
Walter Collier who measured the size Of
his fist on tho face Of M. Singer, the
owner Of the small clothing store in the
Carpenter building on east Main street.
The little mixup occurred this morning.
A brother Of Walter Collier, Harry, en-
tered the store and was attempting to
make purchase, whom he got into
wrapgle over the quality Of the merchan-
disc offered for his inspection. Singer
ordered him out Of the store and it is
said by Harry hit him. Walter being
told Of tho affair went to call Mr.. Singer
down and did 10 by punching his face.
A warrant is out for young Golfers sr
rest.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-05
After a Commission.

A suit for the recovery Of q commits
sion is taking place today before Justice
Sweeney
j. w. Vannice is suing DR.. Clark for
commission for selling DIR. Clark's house.
Attorney Carnahan represents Mr.. Van
nice and Samuel N Wheeler DR.. Clark.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-05
Brunswick Guests.

Fed Ruble. F w Klippsl. + Il Rey-
nolds. J w Weckerbach, Denver; L 3
Burgess, w b Kilgore. Terre Haute; W
Patzsr. Telluride; r w Smith, Baker
City. Ore; q 3 NJ Saglso. Matte Fur.
risn. Fruita; b r Ysagsr, New York;
q Duckvorth, Logansport; O D Ran
dali. 81 Louis; L b Ruehl, Chicago.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-05
Grand Junction. Colorado. Friday. April s. leol

ut is reported here this evening that
Prseadsnt MdKialsy has invited Aguin.
s!doto to visit the ULitsd States. nd
that the forner i,s rgent leader may
sail from Manila, Aprll Is General
Macarthur, when questioned regarding
the rumor, said he had absolutely moth
ing to communicate
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-05

r. q. Sessions, OF Denver. president Of
the Atlas Fuel company, IL q visitor to
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-31

Der er Meblem af bet meOicinife Qfaz
bemi. Waleren bar en- meget tofts
bar 6unb, Der / forrige llge bleb Ing.
- 6an tepeos life ct gjeblif meo at
fdlte en- Meiter / De meOicinife @is
Oe%nIfaber, juit ben omtalte @taoemiz
tG, til i'm ibge 9uno. 2egen fo'a
og car life Iad liot forbabiet, ba man
f~oreitiqebe 6unben for BAN fom ben
ipge. - 6un blep meget fglig, unoerz
Iegte 6unoen pg itrep en- Recept. Oct
interesiante 9pr blep belbreOet. 8a
M Maleren traf paa 99gen, ipurgte
ban oefne, bpao ban bar 6am lfploi9.
2Ggen gioroe uofugter, men Maleren
trGnqte paa. o9Ois De enbeli9 oil
pore iaa COB, iagoe enceIig 2Ggen,
niaa oil jeg ogiaa pda min Sioe beoe
Dem ON en- life 3jeneite, ieg bar M
Zig foran min 9iQa / Montmorencb
label iatte ct mutt MT R9to9rt =
bill Or maaite b9re iaa Denlig At
opermale mig oet?"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-31

Seq pnIfer bermeb at tiltenbegipe
min fulbitGnbige 9ilfreOsbeo meb
SpmaIfinen r0uniteren", Tom jeg for
nogen Sib fiben tebte gennem 9aniIb
2utb. publ. Souie. Den gsr gobt Or
beiDe og er en- COB og bi1ig Spmas
fine, iom jeg life tager / 8etentning
at anbefale til bOem fom belit, Der
MATTE trenge til en- faaban.
S. SEMEN, Gebar 5aas, Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-31
9Dit % TAFT.

9an boGbt al me9et Al
2G rter. 9anoeIsrejienoe y. bolot,
ftriper .Ooenie 4pi5", Iaa u~maabelig
meget at 2Grter. Gn WanOag traf
ban paa ct 9otel en- qammel 9etenot,
cg oa Der par 9Grter til Wiooog, ubz
brpOer p: .Ssg fit 2grter bjemme
@aar. 29rter igen / Dag, BET er
Itorartet, jeg bliper alOrig feb at 2@gs
ter"
S Somtalens Qsb fit BEN anoen
liItet Y.s 4ejIeplan for Den tommenbe
llge I'D al BAN. SO oa g. bar rejit,
flej ben anoen til 3elefoneu, ringeoe
aae be 6oteler op. 9. tube beige /
llgen, % bao bebtommenoe @9rter ON
enoelig at bdpe 2Grter til Miooag ben
og ben Dag, for iaa tom g., og ban
bofot iaa meget at 2grter.
On 5irsoagen oeerralteOes q. pda
9ote1et meb 2Grter. o0et er treble
Sang. uobreo ban. men Iige meget,
2@rter er en- Oejlig Ret."
Sm SnsDdGen bar Der 2Grter til
Miooag paa nGite 0otel. o9et bar
bar beg et mGrteli9t 3rGf", flyer y.
bet CT fieroe Dag, oct er u9iten fnr
meget. men LAB gaa!"
Om 3orsoaqen raiebe g.. peb alter
at ie 2Grter til Miooag. Oct bar
ieg iaam9no lapet alene for 9eres
StpGo." tiger 8arten. oieg bar 4srt,
De boloer Iaa me9et al 9Grter.3
Gaa MATTE De neb.
Om 5reOagen git bet atturat aaa
famine Waaoe, 2Grterne trgb neo Al
6enipn til ben opmertiomme Bert,
men .. baOOe abalmefornemmelier
belle GftermiOoagen.
Om 9erougen git BET lige ida, men
fun meo ben 5orItel, at 2Grterne TON
op igen.
gbelogt paa Sjal og 2eqeme Ton
g. biem SenOag MiOoag og motio.
ges at i'm aone5 inoimigreno: g}so.
O~elelie: Seq bar 9Grter til big i Tag
Isoe g.. er pu iaa gldo?"
Deb baanogribelige 3egn PAD 81
ipge itnrteOe g. no at 0sren og tor
ferit bjem tent ON 4ftenen.
Tu er Der intel, y. afitpr ida m'qe
Tom 99rter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-31

Gen iibtriife Ssrr6one.
Snteresiant er Gntelt6eoer BED Anz
lq0oelfen at oenne tolosIule 9anes
linie, Der er 6leoen betenbt / anleo-
ming al 10s2(ars Subilaet for Grunoz
lGggellen at oenne 9inje. S%nrn6as
nen gaar / en- 29ngoe at 2000 Sim.
gennem ct 8jGrglano, 9enn'm5r9oer
mango Steber Slipper, Der eaar lob
ret neo / 8anoet. Der arbsioeos 0eo
Nnlpg9et 10000 perioner % 6enoeo
10000 Spano 0eite eaer Stuoei al
5unttionorer finoes Der ouer 5000.
Del flptteOe8 10 Miaioner aubit-
iabne Serb.
I'll SpferelIen at 8roec. og andre
9pgnin9er brugtes Der 100000 Auz
6itfapne Sten, oper 100000 Sub
~. Sdno og 100000 5aoe rlltr pper
81 MiGion puno Cement.
2anqoen at S%ern6anebroer u63pr /
alt 9 BERT, ben lGngite Bro ooer
Seniiei er APO 6aone lang. 2rGbroz
erne bar en- Iamlet Qengoe al %
BERT.
gegten al Sernmaterialet, ser CT
dnpenot til 8roerne, ubggr 3, o9
Stinnernes 20 Mi1ioner pb.
StationsbDgninger og 8e6oelles6ns
Ie inbtage / aft Ell 5laoerum At TO-
600 apabrats 5abne. Gil GiOilbpgs
ninger. 3rGbroer og SOe0er brn9tts
Der benpeo ~ Miaioner Subitfapne
8iGlter.
Den famlebe ubgift for ben ii6i-
rifle 9anelinie, inobefattet ben fine
fife DItbane, belsber fig biotil til $50
WiGioner Rubler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-31

6lugfqr6ige SDo,. 3.t
frantic 3iosItrift oReOue pes Oepr
monoes@ inoeboIoer fplgenre gnttoos
te:
Quopig ben Gemtenoe bolot Ell
Sang 69rItue oper tine rioeno, Gre
naoerer. s bans 5gl9e BAT o9iaa oen
engellte Gieianot. aongen Itdnoieoe
foran en- @renaber, buis @uiigl bar
fulblt9noig Tlanget at 4r. SID
rgmmer De, min 0erre, at Del er De
tapreite trooper / Goropa2"-o9le1,
IDareoe GnglGnoeren. obOao pil Sc
res Waieitat iua tdloe Dem, Der loJ
Oisie Saar?" - aongelt, Der bleo
operranet DeO bette trGftnoc 0oar.
tab iorlesen. IA ofbreO Srcnooeren
ben militare 3aosheo, og 6rummepe
uOiaig meaem 3onoerne: r@e er 9es
be-"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-31
9rmffenIfab

fan fureres. - Gr Teres Manb, Brobpr, Fober
ener noaen al Teres Si9atninqe libenbe al ben
Del b~eriisop. oa ION fan blipe aipet gatienfen
uben oennes gibenoe. Sfriu efter nqrmere Tps
lnsninacr % intlGg ct &c 5rim9rfe. Worcester Or.
W. .. Sdunoers Il Co., Sta. c., Chicago. ,3I.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-31
Mnbefaliag.

Seq ti~Itsnbegiper bermeb min 5its
frebsbeo meO Sbmaltinen Dams
~Iteren" Nr. 2. Den gpr sobt 4rbeibc
og tan gobt muale fig meo Wtaitiner
til bpjere priler.
6. Nielfen,
Blair, Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-31

Maferen og g9gen eller
li9e Or lige. s 9unfnertrebie
I puris morer nan fig meeet ODER en-
lille 8eeioenbeb, Der bar tilordget fla
meaem en- bsrsmt Maler og en- 29ge,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-31

6borfor 9rubqommen
b ar 6orte. st Bar 0age for N
ung iparIommelig aebmdnD ituloe
6oloe grbaup meo en- npOelig fife
GanosbDpige, bleo BET beitemt. at Der
foran Snogan9en til 8ruOens 0iem
Ituloe 6D9ges en- Slags 2Greport. ober
6oilten Der at 8lomiter ituloe flettes
fslgenbe Wlotto:
,qntte felge 8ruo o9 8ruo9om."
Oct par fun meo Reb og n9ppe, Of
BEN ipariommelige gruogom beilutteoe
Tia til oenne llogift, enoelig oberorog
ban en- Qammel @artner at uofere Or
bejoet, men pdalagoe BAN, at bet lite
madtte toite mere eno so Gr.
Softer bet mere" iaqoe ban, obiiz
per BET paa 0ereS egen Riiito, tbi jeg
6etaler lite en- Ore mere eno so ar."
0arineren lopeoe at aolpoe BAN,
men pao 8rnqupsoagen Idas til aae
@4Iternes bemmeli9e Woritob fplgenz
be Orb ober 2G~resporten:
,91tten fslge 8ruoen," men life
ben minoite 9entponing til 9ruo9om4
men.
o6pab ifal be Rorreitreger 6etpoe2'
1purgte 9ruogommen raienOe, ba Sc
remonien bar forbi. Seq befale0t
Dem 10 at IGtte: .2ntten felge grut
% 9~ruogom" poa 8uen pDer Yort.n
% De bar aloeles ubelaot mig"
Oct er life min StplO", ibareoI
ben 9amle @urtner, De biloe 10 lit
tiaaoe mig at tebe for mere eno 81
&r. 8lomiter, og bpor megen umag
ieg enD qjoroe mig. iaa tunoe jeg 1T
fdd Dem til at ltr9tte l9n9ere til EN-
til 9ruoen. Del pilbe / bet minoit
bare foltet en- 1O-15 Str. mere, na2
ieg tube bape bait Sruogommer
meo." - s3eai
Gunften SfoIen. Gr
Communicated bar fra 5oreningen ii
Sfolernes llbImpfning meO Stunt.
barter faaet Ienot en- Gengipelie a
Hdfaels Gngle.
6toabirettsren, Der tommer pdt
8eigg, uotaIer i'm @lGoe ooer at tr9f.
Re petite giQeoe Der.
ga, flyer Sfolelareren ieg pa.
6an5t Stilocriet op lige miot fordr
Stole6antene, for at 0rengene ian ie
bOor grimt bet er at ligge meo 4rmen,
pad Yoroet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-11-28
MEXICO and California.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
personally conducted tour to Mexico and
California will leave New York on February
IL, visiting St Louis, San Antonio, Monte
Iey, Tampico, San Luis POiosi, GuaDsiuaio,
Irspusto, Quad ilsisrs, Queretaro, City OF
Me xico, Aguss Cslieptes, and FL Psso
At FL Faso tourists foT California only, who
will leave New York February %, will join
the party. and the Mexican tourists who do
not care to 90 TO the Pscific Coast will return
to New York. The California party will
visit Los Angeles and the Southern Ga i
fornia coast re sorts, San FRANCISCO, and, on
the return trip, the Grand Canon OF the Col
Orado in Arizona. Tourists will have thir-
teen DAYS in Mexico and nineteen days on
the Pacific Coast, the California tour return
ing to New York on Msrch II, the whole
tour covering forty-fve days. The rate, COW
eIing ell Necessary expenses during the en-
tire tiip will be 1915 from points on The
Penutylv mia Railroad east of PittsbuTg. For
Mexico nj the rate will be $3.50, and for
California only So 5. I'll Q party will travel
over the entire route in special train OF
Pullman drawing-Toom sleeping cars, com
partmenf, dining. smoking and observation
cara Cslifornis-UDly tourists will use spe isl
cars to III Psso. ard Mex co.oDly passengers
will use special cars returning from II Psso.
For detsiled itineraries and full information
address Geo ". Boyd, Assistant General Pas.
seDgeT Agent, Philadelphia Pc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-11-28
TAX SALE.
GALE OF PROPERTY FOR NOS-PAY.
- MFNT OF CITY TAXES.

MEN VT Z II ~ Az
Cn1er the fOllDg:pg reso uton passed by
the City Comet Tuesday, October .. 1901.
Iwill sell 1t ,ublic aDCt 90 on We esdry,
December 4, 1901, in front Of the MARI Q,
Bui'ding, Royal street, Alsxaudris, w., tie
fol owing
LOTS AND IMPROVEMENTS
thereon, or ss much thereof as may be necef-
ssry to pay ard satisfy the taxes, ASSESSMENTS,
OF ehsrges due 10 the Lity Council Of Ale =
sndris on the same.
Besolved. That the Collector Of Taxes be
ard be IS hereby, dire ted TO pIoctfd ard cell
At public suction eli resi- estate 10 the city OF
. lexsnoua on which taxes sie due AMI Dn-
id 20 JuDe ], I9Ol, IN conformity 10 the
City (hsTter an Laws 10 ating 10 the zane
sa sale 10 commence Wedresday. December
A, 10 Il, ~ 10 O'Clock .. NJ, ard continue
f,om me to tim and from day to day until
all such rrai t7te Is sold.
The purch s,e will be required % pay, at
the tire If SAFE tho taxes, assessments,
charges expeI ses OF "a Q. The proprietor
or proprielors OF sush lots, his or thor helfs
representatives or fgsbis, may, within two
We. rs from tte day OF sale, Jay TO the pui-
chaser ii ereof or to the City Treasurer, the
moi ey pa for such texes, charges and ex-
enses, as sfnresaid, with six per te1t PER ar
Dum as Interest ihereoD, or mske tender OF
the same in which event he shall be ie.n-
stated IN bn OTglnsl TILE il TO suce pay
meut or tender be made within two years
next after the sale, the purchaser will be re-
qniTed to pay the remsindtr OF the purchase
money into the tTetslIy OF tie '1ty CoubcI,
where IL will ZEN ID, cot ject to Il Q order oil
the propT etoT or his Legal representatives AM
the purchase, on the psym cut OF the wno'e
amount OF The purchase moi o.. will re- eve
ute 10 the said To- or Tote, or such parts
thereof. in fes simple, from the Auditor.
The sale wi commence 1T 10 o'clock 3. No.
on the day specid and if not completed on
tnat day, will be ntinued from day to day
and from time to time until completed.
p. z GOhMAN,
Collector of TsXes,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-11-28
RAILROADS.
WaihingtOn-SOuthern Railway Co.

Trains leaves ststion corner Fsyette nd
Cameron s'reeis for Washington and points
moth at 7 % 90 and o 81 m IL is,
3O4 10, z 26. 8 13 and IL % p. NJ,
week days.
SUNDAYS 7 %, 8 ga snd IL 40 a. IN A,
6 19, 7 90, Q - aud IL % IN
FOR Fredsricksb7ig, Richmond and points
south at 4 AS SO Qocsl), 9 81, IL 90 ard
IL II =. m, 3 SO. A QoesD and 10 p.
m. week days
Sundays 4 As, IL GA and II II q. M.
3 SO. 4 Al (ocsl), md Is p N
commo1a lois for Quartis s 50 9. m.
sunday only and Il IS a. m. week days.
8 - p. m. keep. Sa,uIdiy.
Pullman or z rlor cars 90 all trains except
local stcomm0dat ons.
W P fAYlOR. TTafiic Manager.
w. d. DUKE, GenfrD Manager.
l. T d. MYEk- President
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-11-28
FOURTH WARD

Vim II BTawner house and lot Duke ct bet
West md line 1899. 1900. IL SO.
Mrs Maggie Burr ct house and lot Duke ct
between West and line 1898, '99, 1900,
310l.
J. Cain house and lot 6O5s Alfred st 1900,
80.
Oven Csrroll's e,tste half square ground on
Co umbus st between Wilkes and Gibbon
1900, is 90.
Mrs Catherine hauncey house and lot 905
Duke ct 800, '99, 1900, 30 81.
Geo Cupid house snd lot Qua Washington
ct 500, 1900, IL 90
Rotert Elliott HOUSES and lots 1431-33
Duke st 1899, 1900, % OF.
R'tert Elliott house and lot 314 Patrick
st 1909, 1881
Robert Elliott house and lot 317 Patrick
ct 1900, Il "a.
Robert Elliott house and lot $40 Patrick
Robert Elicit house and lot 32S Patrick
st 1899, 1900, % 81.
Mrs sRrah Q Elliott house and lot 321 6
Patrick St 1899, 1909, AZ 40.
Mrs Isabella Fletcher Q houses and lots
$50 and 1872 Commerce st 1900, II 90.
Rev ssml Johnson house and lot 500 8
Columbus st 500 1900, 80.
Salie Logan house snd 2 lots 4l0-12 9
Columbus st 500, 1900, IL 90.
Geo Martin 3 houses and lots cor St
Assph and Franklin ste 1899. IL IS.
Geo Martin hou'es and lots 626-2S-30 8
St Assph st 1898, '99, 1900, 81 "a
Geo Martin house aud lot 637 Q St Asaph
st 1899, 1900. 10 90.
Geo DcBurney's estate bouse and lot W
cor Patrick and Duke SITS 1898, 90, 1900,
ia "A
Geo McBurney's estate house and lot 213
S Patrick 81 1899, 1900, is 90.
Mrs LAWNS Mcuopad house and lot 1908
Duke g. 1900, 8 %
q C'NesIs estate 3 houses and 4 lots 419.
21-23 Columbus st 1900, 10 SO.
John A seston 2 houses and lots COZ o
franklin ct 1900. 90
John sea'on houses sud lots 615.17 8
st Bssph st ] 800 80.
John A seatOn 2 houses and lots 624-26 g
Washington Il 1900, 4 80.
John A seston 2 houses and lots 629-3O 8
Washington st 1900, z 50.
Paris simms house and lot In rear Of 116
Alfred 81 1899. 1900, 7 90.
+ j Webster A houses and lots S10.12-14.
is Wilkes st 1900 10 81.
W Whittlesey houte and lots &c cor
DIXIE and Washington etc 1900, SO sc.
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