, at its humiliation. m team. on its mum for no . rum am nm~nnrm on; 'tlrt "may MM . . grin nouns Yacht also ‘hoia its ' in the parlor of the liabackemo- Hotel. ,ViuenCommodore A. L. Charmer-presid— ed in the absence of Commodore” Sau- ford, who is ill in Eligsbeth. N. J. The reports submitted by the were- .tary, assistant secretary and treasurer showed that the dub is in a sound linen. ‘eial condition. and hat the outlook for ' the future is mist encouraging. The following officers were unani- mously elected. on recommendation of the nominating committee: Commodore. Philip G. Sanford. .Vice‘commodore. George R Van Al— atyne. Rear-commodore. John H. Ferris.- Secretsry. Horace S. Hutch. Assistant secretary. l).tVld W. R ly- Iii-3nd. Treasurer. James C. Green. Measurer, Orlando l.' Allen. " Members of the governing committee. Gilbert E. Bogart. George A. Jonningi, Alfred E. Chasmsr, A. J. Meeker, Harv — bert A. Mathewson. Begattacommittee. Edward H. Smith, Samuel Lynes, James C. Green. 'A letter from Cnnm )lore Sanford ex- premed his appreciation of the courtesy extended to him by the members of the club during the you past. The club gave the comm more a hearty vote of thanks for his services. and thanked the retiring olii tors. Vice>com- medore Chasmnr.‘ the mlmbal'd of the governing committee. Lawns ii. Nash and William H. Byington. and also At~ torney J. H. Light for the interest they have taken in the affairs of the club. The newly elected vice-commodore are. turned the chair during the latter pro. oeedings. After the members had d cigars at his expense. and shown appreciation of Landlord Walz's kindness in donating the psrlor. the meeting was declared adjourned. embed late a fleas lull. An accident attended by somewhat I serious consequences occurred Saturday afternoon on the Westpcrt and Sangu- tluk Street Railway line. A car in charge of Conductor Joseph blowing and Motorman Edward Clark woe pass- ing the residence of John Fairchild, when it jumped the rail». the cause beluga defect in the track. Thccar crashed into a stone wall in front of the Fair- child renounce. the wall caving in on the car. Mrs. Arckeudulo. wife of the snperlulondent of the road. undone or two others were badly bruised. but not seriously hurt. The motormatn (grouped without injury. but one of the conduc- tcr's hands was crushed. The car was badly damaged. The injured ones were cared forand the car was taken to the station for repairs. .— er‘w—a 0m QM. Mics. The corner atom: of the new St. Jo»- eph’s church in South Main street will halald on Sunday afternoon. April 1th. by the lit. Rev. Bishop Tierney. of Hartford. The Bluhop will administer fill! sacrament of confirmation to a large Halon the same occasion. The preacher of the day will be the Rev. Dr. William “or. of Milford. The different tell-i glass and benevolent linoleum are invit- ed to be present in a body. and the townspeople at large will be welcome. it is believed that the‘cominouity. wave of creed or class. will hail ”erection and museum: of tilt. Jmpb's chub as a worthy monument to the material and religious impurity of our oil» _.___W... . , ... “4....-. ....,. .. . .. m m lulu. lldwlu if. Gilbert. who was attack by “W at the Fair Grounds entering about three weeks «so. and sustained a livable leg. is dung nicely at the limpi- tel. undertbo maths physiolaussbd Mn tarsus. % laud “hens. who in «oust-in: . M m. «improving. debs m. of (hater Ivonne. who mmtadaeaaesvoat from blsllp. ll delay well. Wam-i-imeaw- . in Mill ils‘lals tear. W Mortar thllrrn .‘l. " , them middle Ilnasrs cf ,mlsltw’masdmm the blglafs tum Whitest-ems. watt. d l rain «mom Elected cm...» RENEE SUUIIUEUu ,. figure” Mall: of!» Minded In a ,5 special annual meeting. fisturday night; , the innermost he has received." winners lssllsslsflstwslki .» . fieyt‘s Theatre was throng-d last night‘atthe illustrated service under ”busted that lfioopeople were present. ‘ it. and sang “Rock of Ages" ’ “The Holy City." and Miss Louise Abouilroth.;"llhe Better hand." each. ”tendon being rendered with sweet solemnity. . Miss Nina A. Lewis was the mompanist. Owing to the nou~ar- rival of the plates with which to that trains the subject. the descriptive talk on ”Ghosts" was deferred. but otherwise the pro-arranged » programme of the evening was carried out. Financially the services are a success. the collections taken at the door being sufficient to meet the expenses. , i Although Mr. Jackson’s Sunday af- ternoon service in Stamford is very well attended. the people of that city have not yet awakened to a full apprediation of these people's services. Yesterday Mr. Birst sang and Miss Lewis presided at the piano. The programme was similar to that given in South Norwalk in the evening. The steroopticon service in the. Nor- walk Opera House. in the afternoon. was very interesting and fairly well at- tended. Thcatory. "Condemned to be Shot," was told by Rev. F. E. Robbins, and appropriately illustrated. a DISABREEABLE new» car. _.......J. ' Shining Stars Give Way in a Downfall of Sauw and llsla. The inhabitants of the Norwulks were not a little surprised when they arose, yesterday morning. to find that a blizzard-like snow storm was, in progress. Up to a late hour Saturday night the conditions fora pleasant sabbath day were very, favorable. the moon and stars shining brilliantly from a clear sky. After now had fallen about three hours. the mercury began to rise. causing rain. and making the conditions very disagreeable under foot as well as over head. ' ’ The snow mmewhnt obstructed the running of trolley cars. and at 10:40 o'clock the Norwnlk Street Railway company had its electric sweeper at work cleaning the tracks. No serious- delay was occasioned in the running of cars.» At night the waxing moon. with a broad smile on its face. again showed itself. and the stars winked coquetishly at mother earth as if they were terribly tickled over some good joke. SNOW ”OPP“ 7le WORK. Operations an the Weslpsrl Eskasleoduisrdsy. Prsvsntrs Because of its km. The purpose of the contractors who have the Norwnlk Tramway company’s extension to Westport in charge to con tinue the work yesterday. in order in make up for the time lost during the ad from being carried into effect. because of the snow and rain storm. The large force of men employed on the work gathered at the scene of oper- ations about 5:30 o'clock and began digs giug. Thou ruow commenced falling. and in u short time they were forced to slop work. Saturday the men worked until about than o‘clock p. in.. when darkness ensue on. Today there are two hundred men on- tinged on the work. At 1 o'clock this afternoon the track layers were just commencing innocent! the lung hill at the approach to l’eut Hwainp. The I track in many places in being laid lol'al'w l oi incite» below the present grade of the road. Wherever this: la the case the Tramway company will lower the street to the grade of the trucks. The mena now work mull unto o'clock every night m...“ 4%... . m... mum Iv. master‘s friends Mental. A Waubiuutcn special to the [dart ford (Mutant rays: “The emulation- srship of mtents is still in dmbt. The friends of A. ll. Wooster. of Brill» port. however. W more: tonight. lishasuut only the united support of the congressional delegatioa. but twain tynono of the twenty‘four statsseuatcrs. the speaker and my members of the nearly. the novel-imi- and avast of the stats unicorn. many of the from! luau-imam“ patent attorneys in Wslhlaaloa income liven it ”will” it“ mason to ho proud of Humorous. The rooms in the mung trans othmslkismyemmlug.mnrc4 mus-l man. Several W.” m of the Twin cities (limldmflgui lmtm min-uranium W, the m miles of within will be ‘ the direction of John E. Jackson. It is . two stormy days ladt week. was prevent . in To ‘ new Railway Company on up" _ . _. fora La‘yeutlo Weslpert. . «amendment. l Pillllill , ' ‘6!"- n TlllE count ”"W ”WW m a M- , ‘ wagons. which stood in front of the If» . W t ‘ haekemollotel. ”ludoingiohe walked llwlll tumultuous-ulnar. in front of lifted new Twin n m outrun—mains series on, Laundry turnout. when the was thlmbvwl m imbedded five of his teeth Pssplv. in the left side hf lfr. Cavansgh's neck. .Afew daysbefcretheh'crwalk Tram~ cutting the flesh and mslnghis throat to swell badly. ‘ As the horse hung on tenaciously Mr. Cavansgh reached around and grasped the animal's windpipc. forcing him to loose his teeth. Answeater protected Mr. 'Gavanagh’a throat; otherwise the way company commenced extending its line to Westport. the Sentinel stated that the Nor-walk Street Railway com- pany would soon beglh an extension of itslineto the same plads. When the Tramway company commenced work there were very few who did not think result would have a.“ serious. thsttbe Street Railway company had .He wenttoDr. Kennedy's ellice. and abandondcd its intention of going to hudhis injuries Mi Westport. ‘ “ This does not appear to be the case. HEARD ”01518353.! PUlPlfl. The company has forwarded to the Sunday emu Punched visors-y by a. uncil a petition asking for a single- Pastors 0' Various Denominations. track layout through Westport avenue. Misses Etta Schulize and Marion Nash It is probable that the matter will he sang the duct “The 10rd. Knownx discussed at the meeting of the Council tonight. Should the petition be grunt- ud. it will mean three tracks through the avenue. and aparullel line between South Norwalk Congregational church. last night. at the service under the aunt piece of the Men's Sunday Evening club. The pastor. Rev. (3. H. Beard. preached the two trolley companies, the fourth sermon in the series on Th gun is ”d ith 'd bl "Everyday Religion." and interested internist? . awal w count on 6 a good-sized congregation. The fifth sermon in the series will be given next Sunday night. the subtopic being “A Dead or a Living Faith.” “The fumesbls fleck." Rev. A S Kavauagh preached the first of a notion of sermons on the above sub- ject. in the First Methodist Episcopal church. last night. He spoke npona "Remarkable Historic Chain." which be constructed of live links from (I! present time back to the Apostolic era. using in this chain the dates 1900. Hit). 200 and too. and establishing by hisn ry the fact that the Bible had existed as a book during the entire period. and by a slut: link mounted the New with the (lid Testament by the fact of the runny quotations from the Old found in the New. The choir music was specially good. Lecture to Fitness on Aid in the Injures. At'tlte turnout of Chief Engineer E. V. Baker, of the South lilorwnlk fire do- purtnient. Medical Examiner W. C. Burke has consented to give to the engi- neers and olllcers of the South Norwulk lire companies h course of lectures on immediate relief to flu- injurcd. The first lecture will take place tonight in the rooms of Old Well Hook and Ladder company. a Frsclloas Mensa Wreck a Isaac. One of Raymond Brothcra' big wagons was wrecked this modernised by the horses, which were hitched in front of the lion‘s Washington street ofllcc, getting frightened at the me-lk Tramway company's work our. The wagon was run on the curb. and uvera fire hydrant. Ismail Congregational. At the Norwnlk Uongmgational church. yesterday morning. Rev. L. ll. Cobb. 0.1). of New York. preached, and the annual uttering for the church building fund was: taken. in the even- ing Dr Noble preached on “The Hopi-vine Bushman of Life.“ Isran castes Back. Max llama, who left town to avoid arrest at the time his saloon in Day street was clmd for illegal liquor cell- ing. returned last night to South Nor. Walk. This afternoon Baratz delivered himm-lf up, and will probnbly secure a hondsmnu. and be releml until the i What is Best." very sweetly in the " can u ennui if HOUSE a. run its Mane-mums: mm Irma—Slit m lsrlbsllllelllwae'fblrvssm commas». New Haven. larch iii—Christopher Multan, by the collapse of whose house in Greenwich avenue three personsweas recently killed. today brought suit for $5,000 against Godfrey greater, the con- tractor-who had charged! thealtcratlcus. The plaintiff claims damages for the death of his wife and aged mother. Coroner White rendered a decision in the fmegcing case this morning finding McIntyre, the mean contractor. guilty of criminal neglect resulting in man- slaughter. GUILTY 0F MURDER. W Sentenced to be Electroculgd at Au- burn fur Killing His Wife. (Special to The Sentinel.) Auburn. N. Y. March iii—Frank N. Sheldon was this morning adjudged guilty of murder in the first dogma for the’killing of his wife. on Aprillli). 1895, in the town of Brutus. this county. A revolver was found lying by her side and the theory of suicide was accepted for a time. but two weeks later. after-the inquest. the body was disintorrod and an autopsy held and Sheldon was arrested Hevvus indicted by the October grand jury and has been in jail ever since. The trial lasted seven weeks and the jury had been out eighty~sir hours. Judge Dnnwell sentenced Sheldon to be electrocuted in Auburn primu during the week opening April 25th. Proposal of the Powers Declined. Iiinocinlfo'l'ho Sentinel! _ Vienna. March 15.~—Tbe proposal of the powers that France and holy occupy the island of Crete with a mixed force of 25,000usen has been declined by the governments of those lwu countries on the score of expense. The occupation of Crete, therefore. will be undertaken by the forces of thr six powers. although Germany and Austria will only nomi- nally take part in the occupation. in order toshow that it is an agmcment measure. The powers are now discuss- ing the details of the autonomous govern- ment to be conferred upon Crete and the choice of governor who. it is soul. will be a Frenchman. ' Wreck on the Union Pacific. time of his trial. ' . wipe-vial in the Sentinel.) t ~llelmallsl CW In I DIV. ' Kansas City. March 1 :whlisscnri Hill Dr. l’lower's "Quick Rheumatic Cure” is the only remedy that will immediately for i hnnhn at this last nighmvas wreck- Waters Above the Dangsrline. inimitl lo the fienliueln Memphis. Tenn . Man-h iii-«At did he passenger train No. I. which left mm Soon. Ark. the water is seven feet above! lhvdangcrline and of Vicksburg it is " . sun-tan. Walther" dinmbas this to soy: "Way sud artdonutslwaysgohsndlahsadfi ' * viewable-nun standard. bowsrsr. is themiouraaliuatolsv‘sbls. ‘Itistoo ignorant to instruct; too degrlhiingto pnrifytheudnd; tonsilly and imbecile nudnnlitevarytodelightaudeham. It hasnuclalmupuathepubllc respwt or attention;ndeanuotbe frowned upon unmany timesorintooman Amen! . Where theWeas-y Traveler May Beat. What a glorious institution isourNor- so bright and cheeryin all “I appoint meats; in its interior architecture. how imposing! For weary travelers. how eonvenientlysitualed; how full of Vina ventions for their, oontfwt and tetrah- ment. It can even he "ventilated; in each waitingroom there is a window. and these windows are not fastened. But with ventilation the traveler must take also smoke and cool-dust—-—smoke. dense and sulfa-rating; coal-dust. pene- travcler worthy the name minds 9. little thing like that? One might go on. ad infinitulr. telling of the beauties and conveniences of this beautiful and com' modious structure; but we forbear. It is said that corporations have no scale; but they have, or are bodied—Thomas of men~and the worst thing we _ d wish for the Consolidated would 7 some day it might have to wait an hour. trying to rest its weary body and mind (we suppose it has a mind) in the wait- iugoroom of the Norwalk rail y sta- tion. We do not wish it: nay instant. Far be it from us toeontemplate so cruel, so awful u revenge. Where the Women Meet. From its inception. less than tvm years ago. the Central club has been eminently successful in its object of pro- viding a center for the intellectual and social life of the women of the Twin Cities. The club-house, sitnuttdin West avenue. midway between Norwalk and South Norwalk. is convenient and com- modions and in every way suited to the growing needs of the organization. Not- edpoople in the literary world are met at the club‘s afternoon tons and its nin- aical programmes are always a delight The president. Mrs. J. (i. Gregory, is the wife of Dr. J. 6. Gregory. one of the best known of Connecticut's clever snr~ goons. She is a charming woman. bril- liant without being a blueslockiug. 5 aristocratic in hunting. yot, wiihal, nat- I orally graceful and hospitable. The liecrelury. Muss lloiha Stone l’inneo. has I wuu some fame as a writer and all the 3 members represent Norwnlk'o very boat ' ldlt‘])iil.-Bfldflf‘]l0l'l Standard. WWW—”W - POPULAR rainstorm. llsnds Aurtttllle Isa. l l l oblsblsuew'mc‘frvas the M , ‘. lecrvrflk.siidmsnyothsrlihraries_ W andinstitutiuamhehswnavea m restfnitothe eye; in its exterior. how tratlng and plenty of it. But what W forau . cure any case of acute Rheumatism and chronic Rheumatism in a few days. Price 01.0". For sale by it 11. l’laisled. druggist. ed at midnight between Falls City and Niuwasha. Kansas. by the rails unread- lng. It In reported that the engineer. liremnu and baggngeniau were killed. willllll ;. foot of it. . "Hands Am'ofifithv Sea" was placed Saahvillc. '1‘cnn.-'l’hc Cumberland l m a large audience at the Opera House. river isa foot show the danger limit. 123:: vfmzr‘i' SEMI: “popular: y mi“ Merchants along the riverfront are n» ' p U lit ‘ y o rare y ll could not possibly be in buitter condi- Local officials assert that none of the matters were injured. Bail Bond Forfeited. mlwml to The rhodium New York. March la'imlulhe l'nilul‘ 4‘ Staten court. General lluloll'. secrete cub." “Mid.“ ll W'MIW' of the in w Cuban rephblic. and Dr. 04:1,- Ucrtcu. March ls‘vw-I-Uorluitt did hisrlillo tmlny failed in mpoudlntho in~ bust training bolero the big light thisidictnwntv-hurmng them wnh violating afternoon and when it wan fluishml ho? the neutrality laws and their bail bond and his trainers expressed the greater! jwau (imbued forfeited. satlnfaction with the result of thelr’ day‘s hard work of the last four weeks "I never felt so well before and know Real Estate trailers. J. F. Bennett to Peter ll. Barry. land. in Myrtle avenue. Francis Burritt ini Catherine E. lived. land and building» in Quintard avenue. i E‘ l l l i 'scnuosniocn stat. ‘ John .W. Crow. of Bnuhlyn, is in lien for lighting." said the champion an mm Nw'flk. today. the trainers rubbed him down after the . llunl boxing bout. "l am in ”flung Willun Walsh has secured a plenum almpe mow battle and l m gum m with Fwd liar“. 0' “an"! "circuit. will.” ... A. . " There is nothing the matter with my condition." said ll‘lteslmmons this morn- ing. “and all my friends may rest m... ml that I will give a better account a myself afterlntnln the ring than Unr- boltwlil." _ Ordered is Mad. Greek Perle. ilipeclalto‘l'lielic lllvll lit. Patel-sham. latent All the Ad- miral-mm the French and “sites commanders have been ordswd to be routinely blmkake tits principal Greek ill» llacbel filophiltlou died yesterday , morning at but hour in the lsaloavillef district. ‘ ”tragic Dari. of ”Hallow“. is the guest of hit tutor, lira. linbboll, of initiation avenue. ' The Iflssos lay and Gertrude 11an- ton. of Bridgeport. silent -'llunday with lilac Anus llsrford. of antitank attest. fills arses llsuna. who has been Will. the winter in (neuritis. bu l ports. annually the Marina this port or returned berholustaWiunlpank. ‘ WM... , ' imam winds Waning le'lfllltl. m “medalist. film mnmwmrmmm ave. null. and William Harri”. of New (in. m. MW MM ominous ill fills; our. room of Willa! dt White’s lac. first M “M. some Puritan. which mil part la the "W civilian" cam heart's “ m .... e n , p...” r M" mmwm moving goods. Cellars have been fitted- mland many citizens have abandoned their homes. Dealt in s Whirlwind. xlirnclnl lo Tho lit-blind.) chnhvuvillo. Uhio. March mma whirlwind visited the town of lingo Junction curly yeshrday morning. Frank "circuit and Larry liahcy were kcough! under a falling wall. Fuhvy was taken not dead. Baboon was so scrim... ly iti'itillll‘ll flint lift died. John Wl‘ikltl wan bully crushed and will die. in Unknown Railroad Victim. "inertial to The Sentinel-l Norwich. March lib-Tho «lend body of on unknown man was found near the tion of the liorwicb and Worcester nib road. early this morulug. ft lasuppcsed that the man fell from a train last night. l'l‘nm in nothing by which an identity is in be established. focal first so the trash. (Insole! to the can...“ allocates. Wilt. March mom” had! of Rev. ilourge n. Wellncfllover. lll.. was found yesterday alongside the fit. Paul rsilway lmk. lie had been attack on on» m killed. am»; races and thssuvrcundluq circumstances seem to indicate suicide. Iamdlsfitsllllalrll. hashvills. Tum. latch “30“?“ loll at item was bum tblsmlar. men and one man (useless) were invited to Mb. n. t... e ”not tell. Willi-In WI) , C? ,euter the theatre will be still further labown this evening when asacoud per- :ful'luitlll't‘ will "be given. Nu other Tmelodrama seems to have achieved so tinni-koil' apopulnr succeas. it satisfies stile popular taste for tho unintentional loud threatricnl in dramatic art by its never flagging union and rush of luci- dent. The manageru still continue to gnu-inlaid the excellence that has hithcrv qwehamowrlved the cunt and all of lhv j favorite company are playing their ori- ginal partsna effectively and Iutlsfying- ly as ever. it b: a grand imimition and i an oamdleut mimpany. Miss Dell Ellen non. inueof the. haudmmest women ml the stage. plays the portal Lillian Mel- lord.--’l‘h_e ilprlngfluld (liars, i ltepubli- mill. Norwalk llpcm Homo. Thomlny. Eroilroad trucks at ‘Iho Jowett City «tn.t March lb. um ea “bruised. Mrs. Dorothy Harrington ltcvcll will Wednesday night. upon Switzerland. The New York Murder rays Illill “ant-r (Wild at once in winning her way into the hearts of lnr'amllenee; she has marked talent and is versatile. Wife! and pretty." loo-lie It. Vaughan will play the violin and Prof. Mos. it. (uh. son will pmldeal the piano. ltllsrlty'sllstsss. For several you this clever comedy bra aenvolsal the public. 'l‘bh year it ceuwswllh many coward freshm- sures. with that exceedingly original Men. have»; lit-mm. in his Ml thruster of "flaunts Italian thy." which will be his first s in thin city. which will «tour at Hart's Theatre. um Mum} sftaram sud owning and about: he wslotmsd by two large audience on its until. The asses of laraoy We and ma Miler la the give a lecture at the Uentrnl club lumen. l W‘s i rowing" W walkrailwaydepctl Sachem-0W7. B R. No. l Campstreet.“ To m’.—rm‘ nt , m - ten’s block. Its also, ~ ' I, modaate rats p". Inquire It Lorene “WAC“ North Main street. ‘ ’ LET—From ‘Au‘ril " sale. my homNo. l'l _ sixxms, gas. water and new“: ’l‘O LET.~On favorable .. the new LINCOLN ‘ Water street, two doors from street.ffor :1” as stores, wor ‘ mann actn ng purposes. tral; unsurpassed shipping or furnished to tcnants on long session now given on A 1 Taylor & Golden. 74 Wash ' ’I‘O l.El‘.~Honse on east side, , street. ten rooms. suitable two families. Rent moderate. Layton. agent. . . ... . - -.. w. ‘.WW ’l‘i) l.K'l'.-llouse l Clay W. A . to J. Cavanagh, Crofut 8: Km . factory. No. I. North Main street. .101! ; fro i,er.._i-.a... it'd? nausea nut street; contains nine tarp f'lllll improvements. Inquire at above ’9'. 'l‘() LETMSix room not . cold water. furnace and to good party. Apply at F. grocery utor r. 23 Woodward a ’ ‘0 l.E'l‘.-—Sbore in Norwalk 0] . ing to lease. The store M lease to Adams Brothers to rent ’ April I. 1w Apply to Ira Coleman» mpany. mslw 'l‘o l.E’l'.-—Deslra_l_ile sputum-M floor, ll rooms; first floor ( _ water and sewer connection. how it! - immediately. inquire of G. 231 Orchard street. Norwalk. _ ' [‘0 bar. . «(lounge and wash boner. ‘ acre land. by year Dalia .10 I It. ’ near ltovmytou station. dress ban 1 Rownyton, (It. Inquire station has“. . ’l‘il LE 1‘. «limit and second and”, Wm 4] Ward nwnuc. rent“ ll .84“ nlnlrs: m~ ind floor. 7'.“ Woodward) av rent 6'5; ll‘fllril'llf i mama. 67 Wocdw avenue. rent Sill; lu’uise ill Woodm ' one: it romus, on First avenue. Hut walk, rent to; house it'll) Main street. walk. rent in“; aetuilid floor 10 Union lb 1-1. A. Woodward. -... ~ w ..._ ~ , . .-..n._...—~—W ' ‘0 LET: House ”Di! stustfim . l w’mfir it;é rent Clllzrhi‘sgae. Dorm. next . . . nap 's rsa mu m slur-tsunami. 5 rent OIL’: house. floor, 5 rent flu; first meme. 8' tenet, n-nttlu. All in first class ‘a ' Apply to John H. Knapp. ill Wat m ' ‘(i.l.l~$l‘. A vary desirable house 1 oil uimleru improvements. Ila lion. llvo udnutes‘ walk from quire ill 2': Taylor avenue. near Vlreet. . - ' ‘i)l.lf.'l'.v‘r-i-itorc to! Washlnutoa . , . sultabsfor outta-other: iii?“ , , More. Dimensions Milli!) wit mum. "an side entrance for . laud dellwring goods. Htabllu ‘lortwc horses and wagons. . .l‘lmfllfl. lrunta rtnientovsr 0 More. Itllltltlrle r . .kuoplng. Apply minunuy, till Washl l g Full SALE. dandy must sell ,; gent mahogany upright I l with maker‘s guarantee. (loin """”’"l' ”if” "mi-iii” ‘ nu mr or en . not ' Gill tilz‘vulcur. elegant chit like“. ,ln-asalahlu nail “"9“”“5 .1 . nrilvr lat-literals». boat . I .l‘muuallv lino «inductees w , . lwlu. mire Downing broil I“. l trim tans. . or 4 , 7* \V tamed . :lted. .Jaulss. i i l . . -«wm .‘olt tidbit}. 1' quality burg. Address l). t = I‘m" “numerator ....:M . and retail; from“ ; . . 1‘33", The Mathgltfln‘l HI 0, ;. puree m cm. , , a nine. 1-. o. liar ' I! each. maxim (wily;i trees i if. filth.“ . a s Sanamhit so MI, prices. not lug batik fend. limp §u¥n Mister i. 1-” ‘ E . l at pl i . 'fiinwim‘”: & ' . «a m no.1 thrill, .
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