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RIVER IIITELLIGEIICE. Ohio. January 33. lOA, frctrr are steges of water ai IM ivMMr lth the change la the 24 hours ended at 7 a. m.

BTATioya tuiterllle I Kyvanevlll in Nashville Chs'tan's reduce 34 Ire id si Htvenpo'l 2 Keokuk 1 0 1 ..41 V. ft a i o. i ol .04 a 04 it a ft 7 K.n I 4 Memphle jll 1 7 Helena. .2 a Ft. emlrh 2 Rock 6 J.i iVi.

.77 4 I 2 I fmwi 11 Rlrer Forecast. r(rr fal-tnti from Pllthur ini ah-, point Plwivi faMina Tawda it babsi.Lr. r. Boats aTing To-I)jr. -r T'MA, Hubi.

m. i of Hill. It p. m. Jill" F4rtrntoB, m- HAT Mly.

6 ITV cK IM'IHVILIoR. Hrniwn. Will Lav as Advertised, X.T.T,, rii-lay. January 14. at i an) falllnv I Arrivals.

from Mavavllla -n. r-tV Oillo an. r.turn; ty of from airl fUrn. an 1 K'n-. an.1 return.

Departures. Wnvmn at ft p. ttlay from ih a.n1 all way In 'uttn MuhM. om- in of ibvm th Grn I.ln wharfboat. itrt.

rtally at 11 tor mi tnri mljtf' uolnt. in rftnamani i lH Hill. oOlc in rharc of f'KlIn (itrrwin'1 Imvm th Orio ltn wharf-: Hv.ur itt. t'T Sw Rlrh 1 Nvtll and hlJo at p. of- rl.urr rif Pri1 F1illtrrn fy tav lit for Marti -v rM.tnt- frnm th f-o or Mftin 'ri Mni of Moo4y, offlrw In rhiu- nf iulviii lav at 5 n-rtay fwil of Miln trt fwr IulnvlU mn In ommn1 nf Captain Binnan rharir if 1 An hart will l-av Frlrtar.

Jmary lha trtft nf RrnafilWHY at ft IT) fOT rnmroana of apunn m. r'aiowi-n, rharaa r.f J'ttwph Tu' Kr Towboat News. i' AnHrrwi arrived with I i-n'-'l la! vwiln with a tow of amptt Rlr i i4nt niA rtll'r'1 hr tnw of Ka- hmr vMtr4v anl lll return with rrr f'-r Point Plant virm paart down yatrrtay with '-oal th Hektltan i i rnirn tr-1ay a low of Hnntlntn. W. Vi tv piaM up dnrina" T'-w np'l-, rout to rmtouri 'r paaa rtown to-day with it fnr l.oiilirvIM.

i hi. I up yaatarrtay for for tha MlMlaalppI T'-' ffir -ha anrt T-iffA-ood. wt i-lar on tlrna Th" arrlvala alo hart i una itMmr c.Tia I with a nlra frlht an1 M'nu- with 21 ft rrd1 on f'" of oadway. -1 1- -mMimi rtr th n- rrt of Plra i -anrt 'f nrlnnfl tl Parkat it th ofTlf-o nf i omnvxjora ftn wharfb -at yaa r1 rrt or i rra atant Rout In J. i RanArtit.

or Ki tnit.T- th rlvar frni mi, I tM mt1na- of th- i a. i' lmcHnv TTiy laft for 1iiuIb- 'n har A Pmm-. (trt f' th 't fNhH Ul'-r nr.ii i'--al and Coka at Hi wan a vial tor on vtrri1av a to LulavlI1. KV irtnk Ittnrxiiif tirlA.l at Nw Ri-h- T'(r-lv wm ell known In hjtvinir hn on lh harbor ti lJjr uiv 'r ai. an la tar tha Ti miH nn1 ofhTP fill! of thin hi '4iii 4t a.

vtsit.tr nn tha ilvar front it- toaKnat Andiana marta hr ap 'i in p-Mt 'atarrtav f-T tha flrt tlma In Pha la in roniman'1 of rptaln FA ani rtu'n4 naht wtth a tw of i 'v rtn Plaaanl. a Una TH'-urt'i laavaa tha ti-at wharfboat to iay it A f' "a and all a rilnta. In 'm t'antatn -la HuKhaa. oftl In rhara r- wharfti t-rtm at 3 I all way Tha taaniar nurtar ti1M at 11 rlirk for Maavlll it. nta i and tha T-uiallla ata iIj Ilia Uavan tha Main atraat whan in at f'r Ma1ln.

lutlll. ail war poitita In command of i oftl.a in fharga (r tiirar i.ani t.ira afaamar will 1 Mav aharfh-at I. lav January 24 i in r.mmand of r'artafn William Ptapl nlavlM na Mia, Purtuoah. ralro -nt Mmphla. VI hunt and Hlnff ttii nil Inlrmaliata polnta Tha oflV! i i haiaa of Ptiraar Joaoph Tucker.

TELEGRAPHIC. TO THE. KNQl'IRBR Onn January 22 Tl. 'lt ir at No 1 t. tits ht I -MA'IA IU-ont eniptte.

1. mile Ii9.if fl-'lns The all running retil.it.v dolna IV. m. imiirtrv 22 -The river 1 7s fret Wcaihi-r warm cloudy lite KMnatvtta. i.herirlun.

4 a. I'lt il.ui ic. Kttj.l 'lar I'. ir Jinir 22. Mtv.r i a tallier i ltar ant arm.

Th ft at m. Helleviile The ai 4 'n tor i'harleton. 's Jan-iary 22 3 te; -n ti nil. I lrntint lh. tn with i n.

Va-. Jnnuari 22 1 IV. Utter 12 0 nni, V. January IS River n.l Tilling Clear ana mx'I. i Mitrm.1.

3 r. hie. January 23 Rlr feet, sta- nr aivt warm Tli. Hntith 1 i-r l.orena up 9am The'kanaha oMo. January 22 River 15 fet VYnther clou.ly awl -Ullld.

Til. for t'ha te.ton at 4 a. m. t'p: The m.ifi at 11 a. ni Monte Kaurr at at 1 1A p.

tn. Iax-sI. nit Virginia, ts due up for Pittsburg at Ohm. Janu.ry Si. -River 1 feet Itonn The J.iah Cook, with et.al.

ma. 12 3o p. iii. l'r: Te Vlrglni ii k. a A'ual iity.

ith iv orvenwood tor Charleston. It.d January iJ -River IP tect Clear and morierate rtu.int-s. I. M'sarha will be launched here Keh- "Ttt M.ImI Januaty 22 River rain; I Itt inches tn rslla, feet In cmiia! Ivories at loks. Ruslness g-ntd.

lesr srd cool- The City of Rrrnnan. from and to I'Inc-lnnatI: XI i.itl.i captain Mclntyre. from an-1 ta tin. Turascun. v'aptaln Zoll.

for ana- Ind January 12. River 23 fei Wmtber clear snd peasant Ar-Tie Jet.el. from Norway. Sifttavliie; John P. Hopklna, from Tti Jewel, to Henderson; Sp.ttt.vHie; We Three, to Hartford, 1, lln Oreen: John 8 llinkllis.

Idjtah nte Antoinette. 1 aptala suavtn. n. Iiler with tow of ties. Business Kv, January TI.

The gauge reads rt and stationary. Clear and warm. Ar Ituwteii I from the Tennessee S'-h lUrln. ton the Ten- Blier with ties; Henry Harlev. from i.l-thtot.n.

H. Buttorfl rmra OlarksvllU, Vinoenne. from th Cumberland River; from Bvanavlll. Departures: Th Turner, for th Tennessee River: Kent. Tennessee River; Clyde, far Waterloo.

H.nry Harley. for Nashville with eorn: PiiltoTtT. f. Nashville: Joe Fowler, for sMioh (th.irottebly overnauledl. for t-w i-t Tennessee River.

in. January JAT feet, a i fewt since last night. Fair and cold. a-rlved from Orand Tnwir with i of rrw The Oleander arrived from Mem-r- at ic m. The lock Fowler made her iT" trp, The Herman Paeucke arrived from with twe barges of mars.

Captain 1. T. from nt Ieia to-dav. The 1 arrived at and departed at lBUL St ixnua. January River feet and Fair and moderate.

Tent. January a River ft feet, a root In 14 hours. The Sadie Lr d-st noon tar Cairo with a fair trip. Viek.hut-g. January H- Leaving to-day: r1 cnrim and PeerVsa.

Doe In: The America, or the Head and Addie T. Weatber fair cool. DIAF SnJTES' C00DN0 CLASS. a rooking claas composed entirely of deaf ute boys and girls wad started yesterday the Deaf Mute Rchool at TIP West Statu 'reet by Mlae IMrlch stunenrlsor of Domes- Science tn tbe puMle schools. Bhe is also thinking of establishing a similar elaa for 1 I 1)1 r.

'I .1 it 4: 1 Mi-1 1 2 i' a -una children who can see lltu. NEWS OF THE COURTS. Th flrat hcarins fcafora Ik Common Ptoaa Court upoai Joo lav loeaJ option Btt-tton b-un before Jiklc t). D. Wood- manaoa ytrdar, wbn tho Tark-Ftrat Ward potltion vu ukn op.

Bcforo' th hraiinc John Seollana. owner of tho loon at Obaerratorjr and Edwarda road. Hld an affldarlt to rwaar Jodv. Woodman- on tha beneb, on tA around of Tha affidavit waa not flld with Juds Woodfnanaaa, bflwrr, and aa It waa Iro- mv)latar larnrd by th attorn) lor th 'Weta" that th affidavit would a without forr. aa tha taw compola Ita flllna at leaat thra daya IWort a hearing.

It waa qulatlv withdrawn and Jud- Woodman hvard nnthlna about It until latr In th dav. ftr th conrlualon of tha work for th 4Dv4iotrr, Jud Woodputnaeo took )n-dtclal eofnlunrt of affidavit and d- mandod to know why It had not bn filed with him. and why It had ben filed. At torney wool D. Creed, for th "Weta." tated that It had been filed In good faith, but when It waa dlacor.erod that tha law naomaltatea such a flllna thra daya befor harlna.

It waa decided to aay nothing more aoout It, but to (o on with tha hear ing hefora Kla Honar. Judge Woodmanae wa not aatialled with Jhia. had th af- flilavit of Scollan and he Immediately aaked If I he latter waa preaent. Bcollana wm and Immediately cama forward. The Court demanded to know upon what ground tie baaed hla affidavit that the Court waa prejudiced agalnat him.

and Bcollana replied that he had been told that both Judge Woodmanae" and hla family are very re ligion and that they are all oppoeed to aa. loon and tha liquor bualnea. and toeraue of that would prejudiced. Hut your affidavit atate that I- am prejudiced agalnat you. Individually.

I nev er aaw you before, and do not know any thing about you. How could I be prejudiced agninat your' aaked tha Court. Bcollaaa explained that he had not In tended to make affidavit to any personal prejudice upon the Court part, but to prejudice agalnat hla bualnea. Judge Woodmanaee waa very much worked up over tha matter, and told the attorn eye that -ha waa nurprlaed that he wa not In formed of It. He declared that he would not allow the withdrawal of the affidavit but would take Judicial notice of It and or.

der tt atrlcken from the fllea. He calle.1 attention to the fact that tha affidavit waa made by a man who waa In no way a party to tha matter before the Court, and waa preaent fd by attorney who were really rpr'entlng no defendant, and It waa ques tionable they were not preaent In Court and allowed to croea-examlne through the aufferance of the Court alone. He alao cnj4itlond. gravely, the right of anyone to file an affidavit or tola aort In auch a proceeding waa before the Court. eapertally when the petition wa addreaaed to Mm personally, aa a Judge of the Com nion Plea Court.

For thla reaon he Ud not think he would have a right vn to paa th matter to another Judge, and he would continue to hear the matter and would pM'e upon It. He alao that he would be gld to have the Circuit Court pane upon hla action and upon the point he h.l mentioned, a well ai ugfeatlng that it would necary for thoe who took the matter up to aecure a ruling from that Court aa to the payment of th coata for the in veatlgatlon. there being no provi sion In the, law. When the hrarlng wa begun yesterday morning Deputy Clerk Bernard, of the Board of Elections, stated that he had been unable to determine aa yet the number of signature necessary to conatltut a ma jority of the vote cast at the last elec tion. He atated that the fact that the ter ritory mapped out takes In parts of Pre clncta B.

K. and of the Flrat Ward. and the lines are very Irregular, ma ken It neeeasary to go over the uo II hooka and check up every voter-who lives In the ter ritory mapped out. Thla would take aoroe time, he said, but would be done aa quick ly aa It waa found posaible to do ao. There are Ifm names to the petilna.

The hearing yesterday waa begun with Bev. M. O. Evans, pastor of the Welsh Con gregational Church, one of the circulator of petition, being called to the atan.l by Attorneya Eldon R. Jam en and I-ewl.

Oaten, for the petitioners, to Identify th petition and teatlfy as to the signing of tt Rev. Mr. Kvana upon cross-examination admitted that he haa been in this country only about two years and is not an elector Thla does not prevent him circulating a pe tition. but docs disqualify him a a signer end his signature will be stricken from the petition. The entire day was taken up with the proving of pet it Ion a by those who cir culated them, and taking of their testimony to the manner In which they procured each signature.

Attorneys J. D. Creed and Fred P. Mtihlhauser represented th. and Attorneys Eldon James and Lewis Match, the petitioners.

Car Struck Her Buggy- Mary Hurley claims that she was driving down Warsaw avenue on July 17. 1(107. and stopped her buggy at the corner of Well, street, the outfit coming to a standstill, with the rear wheels upon the tracks of the Cincinnati Trsctloti Company. She alleges that a car came along from the rear. and.

without warning, struck her huggv with auch vlotenc that she was thrown ovr the dashboard ami fell down at the heels of her horse, being badly Injured. Bh filed, suit In the Common Pleas Court yesterday, asking frt.nuM- damages from the Traction Company. Tenipsey Nieherdlng. attorneys. Mortga-fed Trust Property.

Robert Wondbtirn. in a suit against tieorge A. and Rusan 1. Woodharn filed In the Superior Court yesterday, charges that he la the owner of four pieces property on Bellcvue and Molltor streets, but he took the title in the name of tjeorge Woodburn on November 1. lpi'l.

-the latter giving him a declaration of trust, showing that the title wis merely held by him In trust for Robert Woodburn. He declares that In spite of this, on June 1ISH5. George A. Woodhurn and his wife. Susan it.

gave a mortgere upon the property lo the Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company to secure a fcpn of fTl.ttno. The loan was for live years atlS'per cent, and Robvrt claims that t'eorae paid 'the interest up to leoem-ber 1.1 last, when he refused to pay It. Now Roi'ett claims he has repeatedly the conveyance of the property to himself, clear of the mortgage, but the defendants have refused to make the transfer, and he now sues to compel the transfer of the property to htm and for a Judgment for the amount due the trust company. Colon Schott. attorney.

Sues His Mother-in-Law. (in July 7. 17. Charles F. Havens his wife Sophia bought a piece of property in Ludlow, and built a lit He home.

In which they lived until January 1 of this year, when the wife Then Havens discovered that the deed to the property had not been made out to him, but to his wife alone. Under the Kentucky las', where there are no surviving children, the property descends to the parent of a wife, the husband only. retaining a dower interest In It. Mary Krueger. of 530 Grand avenue.

ihU city. Is the n.other of Mrs. Havens. and she now claims the property. Havens, therefore, tiled suit In the Common Pleas Court -here yesterday asking the Court to declare that his wife merely held ihc properly In trust for and that it was his property.

He claims that lt was paid fur with his earnings entirely and he was unaware hat the deed was In hla wlfe'a name until after -her death. The wife died Attorney Millard Tyre filed bis suit. Other Indictmants Expected. The grand jury yesterday took up the Investigation of the charges made by Robert Jackson, colored, who said some persons had Induced him to attempt to vote more than once In Precinct of the Eighteenth Ward at the last election. Following the grand Jury's Investigation Jackson was committed to th County Jail, to be held a a witness.

From thla tt la evident that the grand Jury found true bills against some one. and that an Indictment or indictments will be returned aa the result. Defense 'Wins ItanAg Suit. A verdict for the defense waa returned bv Judge Pfleger's Jury yesterday in the $10,000 damage suit of Joha Van Turner aaalnat Contractor Augusta ri. Clark.

Van Turner waa employed aa a hod carrier by Clark, on th construction of a building on Front street lor tn ray fc. gait. com pany In August. Whll he was at work one day a brick fell from the fifth floor and struck him on the head. He sued both Contractor Clark and the Fay Rgan Company, but the latter waa dismissed from the suit, and to trial proceed eo against Clark.

Th Jury went out Tuesday and did not reach a verdict nntil late yesterday. J. t. Harrison for VanTurner; Keller Hauck tor the defense. Will Hied Tor Probata.

Thm will ef th lata Karolina Weilemaa disposes of ber estate by leaving her boue and lot at S14 Charlotte street to bar daughur, uartrua vveuemeu. uouga grv if to ah er th In a I tag her four sons th privilege of making their name) thero se lew a they remain withant stncl. eVbvl4 th eteuarhter die leeue. then the houe gore th fotw aona. Earn of her seven children la left tSO.

and her son Thomaa ft named a execute. Under th will of th lat Joeepk Thteken. hla widow Anna remains lngl ah la have ail hi estate and tb right dispone of It by will, but If she remarries, then is ts be merely trustee for the children until tha reungeet child Is of The widow la named aa executrix. Will Extradite Werthhetmer. On February 2..

1907. Aaron Werthhelm- went to th Ramsfelder-Ertich Shoe Company, and under tb representation that he was sent by Clem HU. a Junk deal- secured 170 worth of lining He then drove wtth tha load to Hlls's pise) and sold lt to him for ti. When the Hama-felder-Erlich Company sent tb bill to Htis trick was discovered, but Werthbeltner was gone. A few days ago be waa arrested Indianapolis, and is now held there for the Cincinnati authorities.

ester da jr County Prosecutor Rulison prepared requisi tion paper for Werthhelroer. and Detective Houlllion left for Columbus to secure extradition papers from Governor Harris, and he will then go to Indianapolis and bring the man back. Child Accuaad Mother. Marcella Matthias. 14.

of 122 Second ave nue. Price Hill, show mother bad her taken In charge by the Juvenile Court on charge of Incorrigibility because she per sisted In visiting a neighbor, was before Judge Caldwell, in the Juvenile Court yes terday. The girl's mother was present, and the child declared that her mother had beaten her and put her out of th bouse. and sh had gone to the home of a neigh bor named char las. Mrs.

Matthias de nied beatrng the child, and declared that as the neighbor lived over a poolroom ahe had objected to her daughter going there Tor that reason. She stated that she la the mother of 11 children, of which the oldest 30 years of age and the youngest a. Judge Caldwell said he would Investigate the matter further, and would keep tiie child at the Children's Home until day. The mother seemed perfectly satisfied. and left th Court without a word to the child or a glance toward her.

Th child. however, wept. Jury Could Not Agree. Judge Hunt's Comon Pleaa Court Jury failed to agree yesterday in the suit of Elizabeth C. Wildes against B.

J. Stagge and others, Norwood saloon keepers, to re cover I.omi which she claimed her husband lost gain bllng In the saloon, and for I3UO damages. Wildes was an agent for the Bluger Sewing Machine Company, and It waa testified to that he lost money belong ing to the company. Attorney Joaeph Fox repreaented Mra. Wildes, and J.

D. Creed the defense. Smith' Cast) Continued. Upon Application of Squire C. T.

Dumont. attorney for James H. Smith, who was ar rested for taking Agnes Folllard. aged 12, to a room In the Cincinnati Hotel, Judge Caldwell. In the Juvenile Court, yesterday continued the case until Saturday.

Squire Dumont desire to Investigate as to the mentality of his client, and Intimated that a plea, of Insanity may be entered. Judge Caldwell questioned the little girl, and from her learned that ahe had gone to the room with Smith on four previous occasions. The child does not look to be over years old Court Will Name Master. The attorneys representing God's Bible School and John Knapp. who was awarded Judgment for an accounting from the school upon the estate left by his father, the late M.

W. Knapp. which gave him the books and copyrights, were before Judge Brom- well yesterday upon the matter of a Master Commissioner to determine tha amount due the estate. They were unable to agree. The Court held that the s.raratlon of the pub llcatlon; God's Evangelist, from the school.

would mean that both would be affected, as neither could operate wltn profit without the other aa an A master to determine the equitable amount which should be paid to tht? heirs waa considered the only proper means, and unless both sides can agree upon one the Court will on Saturday probably appoint Alexander Hill of the Robert Clarke Company. Would Oust Her Tenant. Dlna Dttvall la the owner of a twenty seven-acre farm on the Wlnton road, which Is under lesse to August Shafer for five years from March 1. IPO. She filed suit In the Common Pleas Court yesterday to set aside this lease because, she Bhafer has cut down shade and fruit trees and otherwise destroyed and defaced the property.

he also asks for 7t0 damages and for an Injunction preventing Bhafer from further destroying her property. Judge O'Connell grantej a temporary restraining order. Louis B. Sawyer, attorney. Daily Divorce Doinf-s.

After Kthei and Andrew Lemon were married she found that she had picked a "lemon." for he deserted her. She filed suit for divorce, and Judge James B. Swing granted her a decree yesterday. Eamlst. attorney.

Judge Swing also srranted decrees divorcing Flltha from Thomas Brown on the ground of willful ab sence. C. W. Earnlst. attorney.

Paulina Palmqulst was granted a divorce from tliarlee Palmqulst on the ground u-elty. K. M. Nledrhrlman. attorney.

Bessie and Schmidt were married March .11. hut he neglected her and treated her cruelly. Their child was liorn on New-Year's Kve. and he subjected tier to indignities then, she claims Hla cruelty and neglect continued, she alleges, and she filed stilt for divorce yesterday rhroujrh Attorney C. S.

Spwrka. On September 27 last Mary sued John E. urnias for divorce, alleging neglect. Yes- terdny Attorney 8. 11.

Hurt Is; had the case dismissed, the parties Tlaving settled their differences. Probate Court Pickings. An inventorv- of the personal estate of th ate Morltx Goldberg va'ues It at Kt.llf) The personal estate of the late Emma Hust la snpralsed at 1.W7 tw. George Polster applied yesterday to ad minister the estate of Kitty Harding, and Robert W. Humphrey applied to administer the estate of Edna W.

Humphreys. Wants Damages For fKasault. Frank J. Termath. "ho claims that he was assaulted by Edward Branigan.

Jacob Plttner and Julius Payton In the saloon at Kighth and Vine streets on January 13 last. filed suit in the Sitpeiior Court yesterday asking $5,000 damages from the three. H. P. Karch and T.

L. Mlchie, attorneys. UNITED STATES COURTS. Edward J. Schneider, who conducts a shneshop In Newport.

through Attor ney William Littleford. yeaterdAy brought stilt In the Circuit Court against George A der. liveryman, of this city, for damages. On June 24 last while the plaintiff waa creasing Seventh street he waa run down by the defendant, who was driving a horse and buggy. The plaintiff says he sustained a fractured rib and other Internal Injuries.

The Dayton tOhloi Savings and Trust Company yesterday filed an Intervening pe tition in the involuntary bankruptcy pro ceedings of John W. Ttlton. musical in trument dealer, of Dayton. The Intervenor states that tn order to secure the payment of 25 promissory notes of each, payable 'in from on to twenty-five months, and signed by Lenard Coleman, and one for $5 the bankrupt gave a chattel mortgage oa a piano. A similar mortgage was executed to tbe intervenor to secure, the payment of 13 each notes payable by F.

J. Wyatt for $7 each and for the payment of 24 promis sory notes given by Wyatt for Men. Only one seven-dollar and one six-dollar not were paid. Th piano are now la the hands of th "receiver and the trust company wants possession of them. Attorney Kennedy.

Monger dt Kennedy, for intervenor. Peter T. Coffleld dr. Son. of Dayton, Ohio, yesterday brought suit against Has at Da vidson, of Springfield.

Ohio, yesterday tor th alleged Infringement or a patented improvement In reciprocating water motors. An Injunction and accounting are sought. Attorney H. J. McCarthy, for complainant.

Attorney) Russell B. Harriaoa and William J. Rh coder yesterday, on behalf of tbe Ann Arbor (Mich.) Savings Bank, filed an Intervening petition tn the case of Evelyn Bird vs. tbe People's Oau and Eectnc ompwny. Aetna, vnio.

I ne imervenor is tha holder of one ot th $1,000 flve-per-cent flrat mortgage gold bonds issued by the defendant company. Aa entry of dismissal eras made yesterday tn tb Diatrict Court in the tavolnotary bankruptcy proceedings Instituted last summer against AHjert Brill, who conducted a notion atone on Spring Grove avenue, tie aaa compromised with Ala crediiers. of a REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING- As a i vault of tbe actio ef ta Cfaaciw- aatl Chapter of taw Aaaertean InstMnt of Architect condemning these in bets ef the profession who enter competitions car give bids to public board as Is th cost their rervlcea. a movement has been la- usTorated to prevent repetltiea Of tbe Madisonrflle School Board affair. It waa reported ha architectural circles yesterday that number of the members of the profession, especially those of younger element, have agreed upon a plan of action which will be followed In the fu ture.

The main objection against competitions is that the owner or committee never formnlatea a nroaram nor does It hire tm wej.i wovKNy. a mw ma of the architects, which may become general, will only be put to nse when a limited number are Invited to partidpatet Then one. acting as a Commute of th whole. wlU draw up a program, and with the proval of tbe rest, submit tt to the owner. I in this manner all will be guided by what I can be called the owner Ideas.

There will I be no wid rang, and the scheme will also I ear the architects from entering a com- petition and submitting plana which entirely foreign to those desired by the I prospective builder. WilLam Lodge, of tbe Lodge at Shipley Company, will probably can for another set of bids for the sample workingraan's home, plana for which were made by Architect Gordon Shepherd. The first went be yond tbe expectations of the manufacturer. tu-actically making the cost of the Invest me ni prohibitive. It Is said that he would I be compelled to charge a rent which would I have put Ita rooms bevond trie reach of the I mechanic willl be eliminated and then contractors will be I requeued to give their second set of fig ures.

The plans may be posted next week. Architect W. Stanton Robinson Is receiv ing bids fcr the erection of a lO-room frame residence for Wm. B. Glasa.

to be built cn the east side of Homestead avenue, near Harrison avenue. West wood. The Wlndisch-Muhlhauser Brewing Com-1 pany haa leased the property at Harrison ana inchell avenues, owned by Georgj Mets. for years at oer month, with ine privilege of purchasing same for T.0I0. mcnard H.

Wald. of Lewis Wald A haa sold to Marv A. Muda-e the property on the west side of Main street, first south of Allison, for 12X. SEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Elliabeth Nuher to William Hendrigtmsn.

tS feet norrn Sloe of HOftpie street, also. 4.V feet on oi oiersln avenue; fl. Elisabeth Nuber to Thomas Hendrlgsman et aj a feet on Pprlng drove avenue. 410 feet noth of Hopple street; also. 47 hy yjg, nt oa Comer Of Himols All4 rVileratti ii.tia- II Newbold to Iefmard S.

'Miller. SO Hill 11 9 Hlgniand avenue, in coll. 1 i Klrby Realty to R. K. LeBlond.

in ownwwj atiDotvision: l. The Klrby Realty I'ompany t. Richard K. Ju. Lo' "me suMlvlsion; $1.

The Klrby Realty Company to Richard iRKinu. iu aio and In same subdtvis- wn. .4. Henry Ordlng. per PherttT.

tr, Anns Hel'eroann, Lot 44 In Henry sutMllvtelon; SI.7SO Anna M. Loeffler to H. Ttv.ms. 4S by 303 feet on east side t.f Park Avenue- si MOO tJ.ito a 8 McCainmon, thaa. 11 s-joiuun 10 v.r- 1 Julia Bokman to Free-icw a ai so 01 I feet on north side of Clinton street.

S4 feeo west I of Baymlller street: tt George Hartx to William Rchmltt. same lot: $1. Anna Romer et a I. to Tstulse Romer. a tract of no in perunn a in xpnnrneid Town.hlp: 11.

Anna Romer to Ivulse Romer. two acres In omxina v. in eprinsneid Township: 11. J. G.

sv-hmldlapp to the itoldsmith Tcv Importing Company, nve years' of premises Known as 122 East Fourth street; monthly rent John Martin tn Anna Wsgner part of lot In Powei Croaler's solfilvl.ton George Metx to the Wtndlsch-Mtihlhauser Brewing Company. 0 vears' lease of by loo vmi to nnrriaon ano 1nrn.11 avenues: monthly rent Jan. with privilege of pur- Rlchard Wald to Marv MiMee tnntu 21 hy 100 feet on west sM'e of Main st-eet. An i-t-i serum 01 Allison street; I Iwsrd H. Plog.rsdt rhsrle.

ciuti tiler. ni sua in section n. In lireen Town- si Mortgageg Ttttg. Florenre Cholmondeley to First Ward and A I 1.7S0 Oeorse Hull to Green Street Xj. and B.

Co. SOO onns 1. nirrtr ti olrt.mlth I.0O0 ji.rv uounx to Atercantiis B. and I 1 ompsny 5 500 MARRIAGE LICENSES. cammelo Mastwens.

2. reedier. 43a West t-txtn street, end Anna rnrMaro. IS, domestic. si west sixth street.

John Thornwarth 21 bottler Punlap street, and rreia Rteenreider. 19. domestic. rmwx MCMlcsen ai-nue. William lAficrtf.

"iw rardener. Shllllto 1 Hsrvey avenue, and Maria T. R. Tollrea 30 Mary st. Rev Rlmund nuries Fiedler.

22 glas. bevelr 142S Flm street, and Lillian Kberhardt. 20. 22 Mohawk sirert. Ktv.

1 torn Henry H'ltlon 24 Pla'-e ano Aoeiaire 24. nil Poplar atfet uirninnr. William RMdU 7 palestrtan. Locltlsnd. no ntsncne jnnev.

m. Hon. TT lit. Re Moor. John Harrold 2n street, ami Elsie Stel Rrv.

Darling clerk, no; rotem.n IS. Ht.pile street John Eiber. 22. plumret IT.TO Elmore street. ami Freda Kschel.

2o, shoe worker. Borden snd Itrem.n streets. John StohneHer. fST. tailor.

37 Richmond street. snd Kate McDowell. M. est McMlcken avenue. new MUlvinill.

James J. Tlllle. M. lAtlndrvman. 023 Clark street, and.

Tiiu Koenls. laundress. U21 VTarx street. Rev Herf-t t.Mh s- i i. tttio and Btliabeth RelHns.

m. domestic. 7.13 Arm.tr avenue, eqiiire imrinv. l.ouls A Rosen. 4.

mall carrier. 3.11 George street, and Barbara Machen. 2i. Sii Litter avenue. NEW SUITS FILED.

COMMON PI.EAS OCU RT 13a9Aa Joseph Joseph vs. The Frankfort Modes Glass rka. For 475 2 for service rendered timan 13Art4. Bearle 8mldt vs. Edward Schmidt For dlrttrc.

C. prke. l.ta.P0B. t'harles F. Havens va.

Mary merer To establish a truat. M. Tt 1S8.SMM Mary Fugazxl vs waiter Thomp son, trustee For sale of leasehold estate. Co hen A Mack. 13(W7 Marv Hurley vs.

Cincinnati Traction Company. For $6,000 aa damages. Dempsey A FTlrrman. l.T8.fs. V.

I. Crew et al vs. H. r. lAindrren et si.

For ai2f. Hoeea. Kntant a Jones. las.aae. Aioert Hockiet ts.

wm. Liang a Appeal from squire umpmir. PPERIOR WRT. M.TSa Alfred Reynotds vt Cincinnati Bnuipment company. For gSW 75 f-r rendered.

Htrieker Johnson. A.1.740. Robert woodhurn vs. George A Wood- burn et al. For conveyance of real estate.

ohott. 6.1.741 Frank J. Termath Edw. Rraniaan et al. For o.OOO aa damages.

H. P. Karch and T. L- Mlchie. BROWN'S HEAVY EIITE.

David Brown, a colored man. who wa found at George and Plum strtjtta Monday night with A section of lead pipe in ills I pocket, waa fined $100 and coats in Police Court yesterday for carrying concealed weapons. STEAMBOAT MATTERS. Greene hae Steamer iwreuaa leaves Tburs- day. Jan.

23. at 8 p. m. from th Green Lin wharfhoat. foot of Sycamore st, for Charles- ton.

W. Va. and all Intermediate points. TeL M. 1457.

nREEXI 1 See after Starrier leave, tn- aiaht at 11 eelock from the Oreen Line wharf- boat, foot of Sycamore st, for Mavsvllle and aU Intermediate points. Tel. At. 1447. GREEN USI-gEOVlAg CHILO PACTUrt PUII A Leavea tha Greewe Line wharfbeab viiibu foot ef ajreeasore atreeL at p.

daily, sxcspt Sunday- Tslephene 1437 Mala. LOWIk OHIO. MADPAON PACKKT. luva I.IZZIK RAT leavea foot of Broadway Tuesday. Tkuraday and Saturday for Madison aad all way handings at p.

m. Slr.GtT CaWamili aad City LgeuriBe Leave fo-H ef Mala St. saiiy at P- except bunday at a. m. rmint rw xveacucay Rtvar and Lower title River natnta recall ad Tat, ataia sesi.

LEE LINE STEAMERS Fas Meanpada, ke. MeaAs aaal sbarth fix IKK leave wharfsoat, foot ef Broadway. Friday. January 14. at 8 a.

aa. Past freight aad passenger serviea to Lwer uaa, nl.1- Vlrhaharr Ptue BlnB and war Mi.t. rei.hi mlrtA daily. STACKER LEE rollowa Janus rv ai. tissw Vain II HI.

Wharfsoat Phoe Mala SBa. J. ELLISON. Buret, and Oeneral Ageat. DOGS, BIRDS AND POULTRY.

Tor Saia. FOR aALE Fin-set SAostau bull 'hitch Ctu ctnnstl: ie moot as oto. uauir v. jt. MAN.

9 WaJsast St. FOR SALE Fine Scotch coJHe: rigreed. eutre at 13 IP Pleasant st. Flat I-1 WRITS far six pre. of la i ge Hoaner aaaab b-sedere and team te asake snoacy la thla isrefttabie Uxlssery: saor sauehahie aad r-ot tn wore.

aec-o. -v eaes for en-tree, uui vii i uuaisu JVer' rranarort. las. rvmal at. Ret i.aen.

sans A. A A fel.l FI A. A vi I I I I I I 1 I I I eLMpiia. it. ia, MAnafcrveUA.

turn u. y. THE EKQUIRER, CIITCIXNATL THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 190 9. lit' LOST STRAYED OR STOLEN. WATCff rom.

a tttcd a t. WITH INITIALS A M. FINL.KR IU Rt -TKtVB REWARD KT KfrrUHXIKQ OR KOT1-rtlXQ A 11M fHIRMAll AV4 C1T1-JeJJ-St -IjOeT WTiit. amil saarka: bad eat ewktr walk tln.M tea: ears em etcee a4 saris Mck baa a. fcewax paid tar jrtvi te issm sr aianaaiev ON Kaneey Twesday.

awry gM brace- i ssti.w; wits aivesswa Mtlnc; Itbenl reward. a ilSrsas Baa 4V Least, tr LOST Three trare ef eefaaae.ll tels. tm Reawa: rea pinrsaes av. Reward If retaraeeV IMAKUU T. FIL BERT.

Mills s. PRINTa piaas of botssma. en Ctork. ketwera oaaur an Bayniuer su Ht lesktne st. Bt'WDLK Ret Pearl aa Foerth ri eeeitalaatg coeaisa saoons.

arc s-ssw a s. reeii ac DOO FenaJe kn terrier: aaawera to tbe aaase of Dew. DAIS DOO Towur Bom oat terrier; IAresae lAOdle, Raw are at TP iaalUsur Mt. Aa- bwn. BTsTrmt.

.1 bis '-ed ca wttb coiiar. Reward a ciiftaa av rT Fox terrier. Reward ot-M tt til Car- DIasIOXD rrtroReward If wra.i Ko. Thonw Belldlpg. a.

w. cor. Flttb and Mala sta Minx scarf, is Riverside. January 1. Re- ward at 4 Wlgglna Bsk- aa Viae sva.

FCR BOA la orrunrtoe. Fowrra Itewar son it N.w-Tear. uejr. cor. Fourth and Jottneon.

FCR roLLARexudar afternaoa. Reward at M2 CmriUi. av. OLOVBV Gent's llht taa kid glove, armmd Reward at 724 rant an wainnt -rursoar. t'nioa Trust Bldg.

clasv, piv-Inltlais and F. He ward at Room lL Big roar naiiroaa. Tniru end John st. POCKETBOOIt Containing and K. P.

r-eetpt Xo. 171. Reward at 1JU Cueter a POLJCT Maesachua-tts life laaoranee; reward. W. L.

VOIUHT. S67 Bench St. RtKin Man's enlil ritu with 1" eidmix aets. last Thursdar: Inscription oa lasttvs. -ruur laat Prlends." Reward at grocery Poplar and Western av.

SPECTAl'LE-Oll Lockland ear. Wednesday! Return to. 28 E. BlxtH st. FOUND.

MCFF Xo. Tog Bauer av. PL'RfB Small, eonlstnln change, at Reading road and Oak st January u. as. iiob lib coin place." Avondale.

WANTED HOUSES AND ROOMS. Houses. TO rent, cottage with or 4 rooms, with privilege of purchase; not more tnen xo minutes from ountain square; no esenia neva appiy. J. KELLER, 724 t'larK st HOVSES to paint or paper 1 roora Datfred ana paper rumianetj.

si. isv. ore. SAI E. Third non.

an. i znoi tv TO buy. house of 8 or rooms, hi cltjr. MEW, Enquirer. Booms.

BY young woman, a furnished room. B. En qulrsr. FURNISHED room, close In. with furnace er steam heat; not to exceed x3- F.

En quirer. TWO cheerful unfurnished rooms, with gas and water. In suburbs, br 2 adults: near ear line, in private family. Z. 3241 olendora corryrllle.

THREE or 4 rooms In Hyde Park, with yard ana convenience. 41.1 jonn.ton Bldg THREE furnished rooms for lUtht husekeeoins "vr river preferred; mult be modern. B. Enquirer. TWO unfurnished rooms In Dayton.

near car line, E. Enouirer. THREE rooms with hath, far light hoesekeep. in, r.nquirer. TWO rurnl.hetl rooms for light housekeeping.

riquirer. SALESMEN WANTED. WANTED HAI.KSURN rir.t. cia salesman calling regularly on grocery trade, also district managers, to introduce ana pusn a special line or high-grade. Quick selling goods on commission er salary.

Mast he honest, capable, enerr.tlc and of good Aoore.e immeniateiy. PI'Ei Ml LINE. P. o. Box SOP2.

Boston. Mass. Js23 8t ANTITD Representative on a strictly com mission basis, line of pin Tickets and Taea arc. territory. New Finland Ptates arl Michi gan.

Vt laoonsln and Minnesota. For further ptH-ucuisrs aoaresa ihk 1 1 A M'TOER PATCETT ri.t 1 it IV e. ltayton. ttnto. Ja23-3t WANTEOA aaleaman who owns his own rig snn aoea noi neeo an aoranre or money to an our new slicing mac nine to batchers snd gro cers In the city of Cincinnati.

Address. THE nt.fl'Tl.NU BUALE CO. lOhW. Ueot 1 ttatr ton. Ohio.

Ja23-3t Hustnnr trsveiina- salesman, sta ple glassware. rrooKery. to sen era! store trade; goods IO to 20 per cent le than marked price: we pay tbe fr.txbt good t-ommiasinn. iiwma(. Baltimore.

Md FINANCIAL LOANS. MONET advanced salaried people without se curity; eaes payments; coandentlel. INTER STATU INVESTMENT SI 7 Commercial Tribune oegs-u MONEY to loan at 4 and hi. Any amount on real estate and farms. Building association and private loans paid off J.

i RESAP, 111 E. 4th st St. Psul Bl.1i MONET TO LOAN On real estate, at 4 to can renav an or part oei'tre aiie, 1 .11 1 7 1 ir.vmtt T'l' WAWt Sl.l tohn.ton dia, Ja23-4tTaSuM SALARIED PBOPLK And others furnished money upon their own names without security: easy payments: oflloes In 63 principal cities; save yourself money by 1 1 ti. my terms tiou kj. n.

1 1 1 1 ttoom aw. i a. nun st. aeia-TuTnsasatx MACHINERT Kw and rbuHt. Iron wnrtdntt a pdoiaitjr; levamrs ana repairs.

BrrnsdWaiy Maicninarx uj--vo urrmQmmy, ein tl, Cmic. Jsli tjtcu NEW and rebuilt nglD. boivars. aaachlaary barvalna; larf stock. xn Rsndl Maghtnary vo.

rui auiu v. n. svuu u. tv A. Jrio-u OKI 14x30 go h.

p. Greenwald engine. 1 exit) 30 h. p. Greenwald engtae.

1 10.10 Rival pump. All in good working order. Appy to Engtneer, si vine st no4-tt FOR EXCHANGE. PAPER HANGING To exchange for furnished room and board- rv manher. 2 chestnut st.

FURNISHED ROOMS. A. ELEGANTLY furnished rooms In private family for 3 genta or maa and wire; every room tn house heated: reasonable rates. 3i63 St. James st, W.

Phone North 8848 R. J323t A. BEAITIFCL- furnished room, with steam heat. bath, elevator service: terms reasonable, fttr gentleman or man and lady. Suit 17.

the Berkshire Bldg, cor. Elm and Shlllito place. A THREE rooms and pantry on Brat Boor. Ko. 4 E.

McMlcken av. occupied a prominent doctor for 'A years; tacelicnt location. Inquire A. COVINGTO ureenup. rurmsned rooma: vivtiic 1 1 iu.hwv i.

na- ales' walk from Fountain; veranda and yard. jauue-ot A -FURNISHED ROOM-SI aara beat, electrie ngnt. private nam. tesepnone: nteveath aad Baste; $13 per month. Canal 710.

A. NINTH 313 W. Fnraiabed room fur gentleman: heat, toilet. Dam, go par week: reference. IstlS-tr A-HENRIETTA BCILDLXO Flat T.

330 W. Fuurta. large from return sxewsa asst. hata, Sta. A.

COVINGTON Ke, 403 Ruaaell at. j.tVr furnished rooms. ARJeORT AV, TSS Furnished room for 3 seal or ngnt nousataoupiiaj; pe wsatm. AVONDALai He. lU-Bacassia av, furnished Second -story front room, la privet family, tor gentleman: reference BARS ST, Tie Fwmlahed soma for aae ngnt neuei.aaepMg; i ao a weea.

BROAoWWAT. 438 Furnished room. BROADWAY, SOT Flat 3, fumlatist room, wttk sata. ror 1 I guoia. BROADWAY.

tor lagat HP pi njX- BROADWAY wife; also, louaas for hvneo: si as per week. ROADWAY tld Furatahed freart. aide awd single rooma; gl and us per wee. BROADWAY. S04 FurnlsrMd roesa tor geaul-mew: ssuat have lefejteuca.

bHOADw A ais at ruraiana nam roesa for iiTkiLLaii 1007 for I er 3 gents; CAMP WASH! NGTON Ne. 1333 Elaaa s-, fur- ntsneu room tor genta CARUSLE AV, 4 tS Fwmlahed reems far sjaa- tManen or ngut aous. s. intHr CARIJSI.E AV, T8T Furalsbed CARLISLE AV, 817 Furalabed I name far sleep ing or llsht aoascweeytna: -i nmrtEin mace, vas Furnished ultb stationary washstsjHi; $2 per week. CARUSLS AV, 433 Furalabed room for 1 er gents; board tf dusareJ; $1 per week; bath, aVc CBNTRAL Av, lJi'S nsi e.

rurutsaee fiiast raom re private familr: bats, gae end beat. CENTRAL A 1430-Fsrrnisbed froat i light heuaahastpkn; or genua CENTRAL A 1411 Tww large, front, eortoer-t- ins lean I PRS-EstA at. KB1 FUst as, aalsSil swaaa. at per sweat. FRKKMAX VV 311 Pa alslted ra.

FURNISHED ROOUS. Cr AT AVD 4XH RT ST S. COR CHtSTKLT (I per CLARK ST. eat Brsx soar, far- CJ-AT er Hgb biiassewg CXIXTOK ST TSS for as OORRTTlLLaV-K. 114 sjcJet st ararsabe.

bsate isms, wrta bash; bisuU-fmlly attsated; eoMabl far 1 er 1 ilium CORRTTtLLB. Ml calbewn at rmst reeaa: gae. sath as aMt. private. CORRTVILfc-Xa.

X22 Oieadera av ranlabed tar I geat. nrivat. COCRT W. Pvralsbe raoeae en steal seor for eeloteg COt'RT SIT Oae er front rooeu for ttgM aoMaekesplag ow rr fiwiabe tons for ga- ttea COCRT S3 W. Faratebed rooana.

aultakle for 1 er seats. COURT S12I Large rural ah ad raasa. urn batb; eattabt for 3 Aata COCRT 3Z W. Flat 1. raralshed room for lei saute, wtth uae ef gas and hath.

COCRT IT W. Faraisberl rooms for Haft also, ether rooms COt'RT 81 av Twe furnished rooms for light heuaekeeptag. OOt RT W. Furnished front room for light housekeeping; $2 per wek. OOl'RT ST 44 Furnished front room on oad Boor lor 3 persona; bath.

COVINGTON No. 2 Scott second flat, fiar- haat. bevta and electric itgat; COVINGTON. KT. Ne.

23 W. Flfteenlbt alaned rooms for bouaekeeplBg; IT per month. COVINGTON. KT. Ko.

A B. Seventh st fur nished room for geotletnan. COVINOTON 1. 12 Oreenap furnished front room all convenlencea. COVINQTOX No.

1327 Greenup furnished rooms ror ugnt nousegeeomg. COVINOTON No. 1 W. Tenth at furnished room and board. COVINGTON No.

17 Bakewell furn label front room for light bousekeeplng. COVINGTON Ne Garrard 3 furnlahed or unfurnished, with batb COVLNOTON-No lit Bakewell at furnished room for sleeping or Ugtit houeekeeplng. COVINGTON Ne. 10 Madlaon furnished rooms, also, atorage room. COVINGTON No.

US Montanmary. 3 furnished rooma lor ngnt nouseaeeping. COVINGTON No. sjn Scott furnished room for gent In privets family; convenience. Cr.VINGTON No.

E. Fourth 3 furnished rooms for light housekeeping. COVINGTON No. S3 Robins furnished front room: $3 per werh. COVINOTON No.

1001 Madison furnished rooms. COVINOTON No. 311 Scott St. 3 furnished rooms for housekeeping, bath. COVINOTON No.

SS E. Tenth st 3 furnlshei rooms on second floor for houseke-plng. bjtb COVINOTON No. Fourth furnished room; bath, electric Ught and heat. vW-isotuN No.

W. Fifth st furnlahed room; conveniences. COVTNOTON-No. rnl Scott furnished. room.

steam heat andbath. COVINOTON NO. 21 E. Fourth st furnished room. COVINOTON N.

w. ror Fifth and San ford, fur nished front 100m for 3 persona. COVINGTON No 40U W. Third 1 or 3 furnlahed or unfurnished rooma. COVINOTON.

MS Montgomery furnished rooms for housekeeping. CL'VTTER 7 Furnished room on second floor: water in room; $1 -o per week. CI" ITER FT 1337 Furnished room for sleeping or housekeeping, with gaa. DAVID 421-Furnlshed housekeeping or 3 genta. room for light DATTON.

KT No. 213 av 3 furnished rooms for light housekeeping. EAST NORWOOD No. Foreat 3 fur- nlshea front rooms; heat and bath. BAATERN 2074 Furnished front room; private family: 1 or 2 rente EIOHTfl 811 furnished rooms, with bath.

KIGHTH 818 W. Furnished room: hoi and cold tain, furnace heat and gas. EIGHTH ST 418 W. rooms for young couple. Suite X.

2 furnlshei EIGHTH ST 1012 rial $1 per week. Furnished room for gent. EltlHTII PT conveniences. -Two furnlahed rooms; all EIGHTH PT. lf W.

Furnished room for 1 or 2 gents; reference. EIGHTH -13 E. Furnlshedfrom rooms! EIGHTH FurnHUied front aer-ond floor, for light houaekeeplng. EIGHTH houses-eeoins 832 W. Furnished room for light EIGHTH 213 front side rooms, best, gaa and btrt.

tnd EIGHTH 11 Furnished rooma. with bath and ges. tl'in 11 out-i rni.rieo rooma. EIGHTH ST S.15 W. Furnished frmt r.jom for light housekeeping, wtth bath and laundry.

EIGHTH ST, FurnTshed room. EIGHTH ST. -Furnished rt-tm for 2 gems or man and wife for light EIGHTH ST 737 W. -FurnlshecJ rooms for gents or light housekeeping, tl up. EIGHTH -Furnished front room for light hounekeeplngand sleeping EIGHTH ST 211 -large rooma furnished fo light housekeeping.

EIGHTH ST, S14 Two rooms, furnished f.ir housekeeplng; also, double parlor EAST WALNCT HILLS-No. S342 Flaher av, furnlahed room for I or 2 gents or ladies, ellh or without board; family private. EAST WALVCT HII.IJl No. 2S3n Moormann furnl.hed room: heat, bath. EAST END No.

241 room. Tennyson furnished EDEN PARK TERRACE. 8 One or furnished rooms ELM 8T 12liFurnlahed front tyom to gents only: gss. bath and phone. ELM ST, Furnished room, with 2 single Iron bedsteads; $1 per neek." KLM ST, 1013 Furnished rooms, with gaa and heat.

ELM ST, 1414 Two rooms, furnished or unfurnished. ELM err SI 5 Furnished room; snd bath; $3 per week. electric light EVAN'S F1.ACB. 34I.V-Furnished room. FERN ST 2h-Furnished rooms; relet ence FIFTH ST, 2 Furnished front room, heat and gas; $3 per week.

FIFTH ST, 543 E. Furnlahed room for gentlemen. FIFTH ST 411 E--housekeeptng. rooms for Ugnt FIFTH ST, 4S3 E. Furnished room.

In private family. FIFTH ST, 43 W. Flat 4, furnlahed front room 1 or genta; private family. FIFTH ST. 213 Flat 17.

furnlahed front room fur 3 ladies or RuKTrted couple. FIFTH FT, 321 Furnished front room, with heat, for light noueeseeping. FIFTH ST, 6.12 E- Furnished front and rear rooms for bousekeeplng. FIFTH ST, 414 W- Furnished rooms for genta and ladles. FIFTH ST 430 E- Furnished rooma for light housekeeping or sleeping FIFTH ST.

AND BROADWAY. N. K. COR. Furnished front room for steeping or light housekeeping.

FOCRTH ST, 611 Furnished hall room. front, for si so. nat x. FOCRTH ST, All W. Furnished front room oa second floor: alao.

3 connecting rooma. FOCRTH ST B2d W. Flat 37. furnished room for 3 genta or man and wiie; ooara ir ae-elred. FOCRTH AXD PARK 8T8, S.

W. COR -Fur nished from room for gent: gi T. Flat a FOCRTH ST, 431 W. Furnlahed rooms for light housekeeping FOURTH ST, SSI W. Furnlahed room.

bath and toilet; ai su per weea. FQCRTH ST, 411 fc Furnished sleeping aau tisnv BtwaMsmi. FOCRTH ST, 431 W. Large, furnlahed room tor 4 student: gl eaca; gaa ana sata. FOCRTH ST 643 W.

-Furnished rooms, single or en suite. Pa- hs last keeping; gaa and nata. rol'RTH 6M W. Fwrrdsbed room for light housekeeping, wttn kit men: alao. single room for 1 er 3 stiemes.

FOCRTH ST 643 W. Large, furnlahed room fcr Ugnt rent gg so per wseh- FOCRTH ST. 428 Furrtlstoed rooms. FOt'RTH ST, SM from er rear rooena; slnele er connecting, for light bouaekeep nf FoiTRTH ST, an Furnished front room ea BTst Soar ror man and wile. FOCRTH ST, 636 Famished room, neat, as and batb.

Flat 12. FOCRTH A3 W. Furnlehed ba beet an bate: sx per wees. rw5rHsT, 8S3 W. Furauabsd FOCRTH ST, 673 for tight bosw.ka.jlsr.

rni-ttTn rr 823 freatt heat. for genta. with hath, gae aad FOCRTH ST, 613 We-I turn Is it er satter- atabed rsasaa FOCRTH aTT, 48 W. Rooms, arsth er -wltbeut eerd. FOCRTH ST, Sid froni i aaaa aad wife ar 3 gieue: alee, amarie i fOCIITH AXD SYCAMORE ST.

Alts BuUdlas. farmened mania, sata. tesepaone. eievator. FOCRTO 333 Large furalsbed an aaj fleer frewt roam: gaa, neat aad bath.

FOCRTH ST, i for ugnt hpjakaeprnT er eaeepltig. FOCRTH FT, I4 Favuarbed frasrt wtrti bath: also, other rooma; beat- CaVVTRAL agr-sswlaliig raasa est is I aar snr 3 saeu; $1 at ewe. CENTRAL AV' Ufi Fui niabsg beat er rear isssrBSBBSS gsjar- Ilfw sg, Jg9fJJswTUaWysjBBaaTi- I seO Fiseit raasa saabed er usaTerulasii. CXAT IHJ Tw ranslstnl rocssai Par aaa kuankngssg er Hilag 13ns-Fnilsaad reem lor 1 er 3 saaUr FOCRTH ST 43 Puiulahtd paraor biaTauaa gtassnd Boor; beat aad kwth-rortTg tea W. tvruiahsd reewi xor 3 i geaaa ant Ihgax bug gg.

FURNISHED ROOUS." PRggJiAJC 14J Puraa beat. Be. HAJCOVtVR BVILOIXO-Ke. 12s Via sc. Fs4 faiaaassi front nsoaa and batb liar 1 or 3 HA Jt OVER BtTLPlNQ I2a Vase Flat MCNT FT, wife HTDS PARK-Furalebed reosa.

ertviteg ef kttcben er beard. HuUI IsaU. EXMiub-er. JACKSOW ST 1IVS Fwratatted rooms for geert- JACKSON 1Z34 room fur awa JACKSON ST 131 Fumiahig freart raoaa far 3 gentlemen er asaa and wife- JACKSON 13tT Furulehs treat private family JOHN ST lOatt-ruraialMd fcnt ran for k.iplial er sieemna: alee, atu roesa ror si per week: bath and gaa. JOHN FT 1.11 rut c.

raralshed treat roess; all convenience JOHN RT Kali Lars, treat raralahed comer mom, SZ for 1 person: (1 for 3 pet aona Rn upper hell JOHN ST. family 4M Furaiabsd la a private JOHN ST ltl-Furnished rooms. JOHN ST l-t. furnished front room light housekeeping LAI HEL ST 427 FurnUbed front rooms light h-usekeepuia LAl'REL. FT 425 Large, furnish troat rcoaa for 1 or 2 gentlemen.

Heat aaa neat. -e-ro LINN lulu Furnished root tvm. In a private family. LINN lVUV-Fumkihed room gents In privste family. for 1 LINNrr I.I NX BT.

1UO Furnished rot.m I6A0 Farnlshed rotm tor renti.m.1. LOMBARDT BI'ILDING- No. at Flat 2. furnished rT! W. Fourth MAIN gents.

913 Fumiihed rooms for 1 or 2 MAIN FT. 1SB7 Furnlahed front room oa sec-ond floor. In priv-ate family. MAIN ST. PIS Furnlahed front and side rooms for sleeping or housekeeping.

MOORE 147 -Furnished room on second floor: $1 25 per week. MORRIS MA-Furnished room: lady pre-f-vred. llsht housekeeping If deelred. MOL ND! ST. IW7-Furnished rooms on sec nd flror for light housekeeping MOI'XD FT 1I73 housekeeping.

Furnlahed room for light mi.nr.RRY latllea. ST 113 Furnlahed room for 2 MT ADAM. No 137 Ida St furnished room, with or without board. MT. ADAMS No.

11 paradroms st, furnished front room, facing Eden Park MT ACRVRN So 213 A So ton place, furnleoed eeeond-story front rtjom for gent. gas. bath and heat. MT AI'BCRN-No. 7 Psrk piece large furnished room: heat, gas snd bath: also, large unfurnished room.

MT Al'Bl'RN -No 117 Josephine st furnished secsnd-stoTy front room. MT ACBt'RN- No 24Otlmen av furnl.hed room. with. bath, for gentleman; $3 per se MT AI'Bt'rtN-NiT 1I2 McMtUan at fur- aished front room In a private family lit ACBCRN- Furnished room for 1 or 3 gen's. In a private family.

E. Enquirer. MT. ACBt'RN No 117 JosepMne st furnished second-story' front room. MT ACBt'RN No 232 Auburn av.

rooms for housekeeping. 4 furnished MT ACBCRN- No 142 Mason st furnished rooms for men. h- and running water. MT. ACBCRN No 2130 Auburn av furnished front room, with steam heat.

-No. 142 Mason st furnished room, srlth running eater, for gentleman MT At'Bt'RNr No 2tS AHMon place. 2 fur-nlhed rooms for housekeeping bath, gas, heat. NEWPORT -No St7 Leslnston av furnished room for 1 or 2 young ladles. NKtVPoRT-No ICS Seventh su large fur nlshed room for light housekeeping NEWPORT N.t.

.124 Thornton furnished rooms. NEWPORT No. 124 Tork st, furnished front fm In p-lvale family. NEWPORT No .131 lsngtoa av furnished front room for sent hea: and llsht. NEWPORT No 30C, Waahlngtoo 1 or 2 furnished fr.tnt room.

NEWPORT KT. No Ml T. Third st furnished front room for gentlemen. $10 per month NEWPORT No 32 Fifth st, furnished rooms on second floor; light, beat and hot bmh. vTnTH ST 4 r.

Flat 4. furnished front room. with steam heat and connecting bath, for gentlemen only ilXTH 114 -Furnished front room. also, roorrr for Iteht housekeeping NINTH ST 32 -Flat 12. furnl.hed room NINTH ST, l44 W.

Small furnished ro-tm for llglit housekeeping or sleeping, bath, gas NINTH ST 7 Furnished room NINTH ST. 227 Furnished room for boose keeping. MNTH ST. 21 Ftirnl.hed rooms. NINTH ST AVI Furnished room on second floor, front, for gent: toilet and bath NINTH RT 70 -Furnished front piom on first fVtta.

NINTH ST S11S Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. f7 INTTtTpl Furnished front rot for gen tl.msn: gas NINTH ST Ksl -Furnished front room, nllh water, for light housekeeping. VIVTH HT 17 V. front room In private family. NINTH ST.

33o Iat. furnished front rotjm: also small front room. Flat i. NINTH ST. op -Furnlshei front room for light housekeei.rg NINTH ST.

IKi Fat S. furnished room. steam heat; prltate mill NINTH 8T 222 lA'S. furnished front room for 3 or 4 gentlemen, also, aide rooms. NINTH ST.

133 Furnished front and aids rooms for light housekeeping and eteeplni NINTH ST, It Flat 2. furnished rooms for man and wife or stents NINTH ST 11 Furnished front and Side rooms; furnace beat, bath and gas. NINTH ST. and bath. pit) w'.

Famished front gas rnith NORTHS IDE No. 1110 Mason st, furnished nlsbed or unfurnished; barn, gaa son fiiet SOHVOOrT 1228 Warren av, jfur-nlahed or unfurnished rooms; bath and seat NORWOOD No. Ash av furnlshedrorms I PARK AV. 20 Furnlahed room, on second floor, for 1 or gen'i PBRRT ST, 313 tytrnbardy. furnished rooms gas.

steam heat. ac. PIKE ST, 2SO Furnished rooma. wtth rata, beat and phone i'lKR ST. rooms.

bath. beet and phone. PLEASANT ST 1322 Furnished front room on third floor: tl per week PLFJASANT ST First floor, front, fur I shed front room gtMtrea prop re. PLl'M ST 424 Furnished room; $1 23 up to 88: alao. cellar, gaa.

beta, teiepryne RACE ST. 17-Furnished room. RACE ST, arift Furnlshdrooma. RACE FT, 14 Furnlabed froat room on second Boor. RACE ST, 7oa Furnlst.ed room for right houae keeplng or steeping.

intra eeii. RACE pts Furnished roam on Brat floor. for 1 or gents RACE gT, 81 Furnished front room on first floor: also, connecting rooms ror nouarseeu- tngg: batb RACE ST, 1841 First Boor, rea- furui.aet loom for genta: sue. RACE ST. 7 Ml Famished room for 1 of 1 persona Race ST lass Fnrnlehed froat room RICHMOND ST 747 Furnlabed room oa en-cats' Boor for gents RICHMOND ST.

SIX- Furnished room. RICHMOND ST, 31 lAnre front room for or 2 genta; $1 per seek each. P-fCMMOSD ST 647 -Furnlabed room. RICHMOND 737 Femletud for Bleeping and housekeeping. RICHMOXD FT, AV hath aad steam baas -Furnlabed repass, with BAN RAFAEL 24.

3 raurtb room ror gem: prrvaia ramiiy lAtOKT ICT-lLniNG S-lst Ninth and Race eta. furnlahed front room, wtth nets, ate. SEVENTH ST, 343 W. Furalabed room; bet aad cold water SEVENTH ST, 1141. W- Furnished rem for light Bcassekeeptas: also, single raom for eleeptas- SEVENTH ST, 431 W.

Farnkehed front room. SEVENTH ST, SB Flat 4, furnlabed treat SEVENTH ST, 7 37- Formshed tag auad aght lieMei keeping. SFVEXTTf ST, a W. Tw er 3 resaerttng ror SEVENTH FT 414 FuraUhed roma fur liuas.kt.rlng: si au-per weea- IEVEKTH ST. SIS W.

am ashed tost aad rvrvTu sTT aia gentlniiea; alee, rn.iws with hoard. SEVENTH ST, 913 W. seer, fear rrertt. -Fwra IsUed SBVENTH ST, at W- Furnished light heuesksepiag; alee, stnsle SEVENTH ST, SJt W. Furalsbed frewt at eu am Aewr far 1 er 2 gewtleeneu paly.

SEVENTH ST. 813 Wr FurwMiew frsaM ea traa Soev: gaa. batb aad Ti airvr-NTH 2X w. Lars turn reesu for 1 ar sas-. gaa aaa earn.

ggv tUTM 8T 438 wr Fris. 1 saraa alnry OARFirLD PLACR al rl t. furwlabi reoaa. sank aatd xtaaa. 4ARFIBXJ PUaCR.

ls-Fai alaead raasa far seat-tliaiaai. RUag seuss seO. MltrltlJ PLACE, llawraralaaad fraaat reseat tTRATST. PialaSsl aa st I wt eewia tTICTKS P44 reraataed rasas, far ttget assaseaeeptag. HCrPRl IttTn aas-Fwegaabeg i jims; 11 1 HOPKINS ST 4JO- Fssatalm ftwnt rsaaa far I 3 UnMea.

eaaploye Ring to beii. gas Faralahad reoss for asaa aad FURNISHED ROOMS. pgsg.eisj FT, 3 K-ruiausid reeea: sasa aarvgjrTM raiaJsh. SeTVrNTII ST. Bag an unit batb sad aa avENTH fi wie aa-rgXTW gte Fssalsa.

I rsaan par a hXy; refiisan; slase iaaaiiy. Pis A irfPrfu sT. Pai an hi roeaa SEVENTH ST S3 W. Tui ahU II.S.S; aaaa. bat aad pa.a..

tn txTH rr eviaur tM-nist fsrwhai I ssaea McMICXEX AV a an SKVEVTH ST MX furalshsl treat lias for l1nasaav SEVENTH tuTw nau'V fmrslaxTT tread saas) saw er fur geeaa ISVEVTH IT SKVSJ-rTM ST Flat 13. fwkihet SEVENTH ST. ktl FaU A htrsw far 3 SEVENTH FT 1 W-Pwenasbed trout TTeVTH aksa, ksrav ea. W. Faretsned stngte ssaaa, KVtVTH or fs'swaa; It wwea.

EVKJCTH ST 23 wr Pariar and sseeasag EV rVTH ST tl -tairaw. fauiieh.d froat reoss ror aiiipiug ar Hgltt PKYPNTH ST ia Flat A furntahsd raosa steam heat, gentlemen eeur. SEVENTH ST. Plat 1 rnrateba mast aad al-A. rooma.

for seU saaa EVENTS! 122 rial raralshed raoaa: batb and sleaaa heat. SKVg-VTH rr Furnish! Ugtit keeping rooms itvgvTH HVEXTH ST hoard It red SEVENTH ST. 134 Purtilshed froat BUI1.I.ITO PLACE 334 Ftiralsbed roism. SH1LLITO PLACR. 1 a Forr lrl rwm SIXTH ST.

anil Fsreiseed front room for nouseeeping: 3IXTH ST W7 rente only. -Farntehed froat room for SIXTH 230 houaekeeplng for light SIXTH ST 23 vV Furniabed mesne Par lng and housekeeping SIXTH PT -Furnished front room 2 or a gents. $1 wi emih: gas and heat tVH TH NORW-slrv. Xo sslg Reeat a. pl.hed front room.

I lo pr Ml Fumlarte 2144 FurnksWd room, ats HIRD ST 411 F. small furnlahed r-tom for gentlemsn THIRlt ST. X37 Furnished front roosn. oo-l floor, for light housekeeping. WKLPTH AND JACKSON STS UJR.

Furnlahed room, large and light, tor gentleman, heat Bell i TWELFTH ST. 34 -Furnlaaed front or iear room firlorl gent, or msa snl ttt(e TV.E1.FTH AND PLCM TS Cm- Fumtshed rooms for sleeping or light housekeeping. TWEIJTH RT 22 -Furnlehed rooms for light housekeeping INK 14X3 Furnished front room for gents VINE ST S04-- Furnished side room for how keeping or sleeping: also. late, front room "IMP ST Q3 Furnished rront and aloe rooms. INE ST.

1500-Furnished font to. en on sec ond floor. INS SOI Furnlahed keeping or sleeping. r- om. for houm VINE ST SIX Furnished com: angle room, as and bath.

INE ST 818 Furnished from and slngls rooms on second floor, gaa and bath. INE ST. fi1 Furnish. front room and kitchen for light housekeeping- or sleeping. INE ST.

SIS Furnished room on second floor. Inquire on first floor, rear. WAIJtfCT HILtJt- Ne l.W et furnished room for gentleman. WALNUT HILLS N. 31A fur ar fur-bath and nlshed room In private family, phone $2.

WALNVT HILLS -No 2S12 'hatham av, large. furnished front mom. WALNCT HII.IA-No KZ chspel st, furnl.hed room in privste rsmi'y WALNCT MtlJJi No 2121 Grand et, furnlsred rot.m on second floor WA LN 1 llll.I No W2 Morrl. st Fla furnished room, wtth heat, private fsmll. WALNCT HII.I.H No.

Eden Psrk terrsoe fur nlahed room, with or m-lthout board. WALNCT Htl.L8-No XC27 o.mper Isne. tor nlshed room. Lath and heat WAI.Nt'T MI1.I.S Nn IU McMillan st fur nlshed rooms for gents or ladies WAI.Nt'T HI I. LA -No X244 Woodburn av, fur nished front rttom for 1 or 2 gentlemen.

WAI.NI HILLS -No 214 Park it furnisned ntonis for llsht housekeeping. In prlste fsmlly. WAI.Nt'T HILL" No Pi 6 Morris st large third flo.tr front room, with Iteat WALNCT IIIIJ.1--NO 1027 E- M' Mltlen st Fist S. furnished fo.nt to a lad hea', ff'erene WA1.NI HUJJ-No Osk furnleha.1 front ro-tm for 2 persons; prlat family WAI.NCT HILLS 17 or, Kinney av fur- nl.h room for 2 a rile WAI.Nt'T KIMli J534 I'ark lr umlsbwi rtn. ga.

neat. bath. Ac. WALNCT HllI No 210 Full -i nished secon'l rortm. bath S'AwNI'T Hlt.lJ1 Nn 2el1 urn Hemlock heat ptie front room for isly HILI No S41 Hi nlahed frt.nt r- for gentiep.ajt.

WALNCT HILIJi No 2T64 iv.mjter lane, f.ir- nlahed rooms WALNPT Hll.IJt No Woooburn niehe-1 rrnt for light WAl.NCT HIt.l.S V- r-eot plsca. nished rvtms. heat ind pq( t.lh WALNCT HILLS No I2I McMillan St furnlsherl front room, sun or sltrtout hoard WALNCT HII.I.S-Nr. 1.15 Hesltt at nlshed room WALNVT ST. sen Ftirnl.hed i for llsht i ot oe.n WALNtT ST St I Furnished WAleNl'T ST 417 Fla- 3 furnished froat room steam hea.

bath, gas and folte. WALNCT FT. room fr light ST. ATT Flat 1. furnished front roumi, for sentlemen only AMIN'1T" FI JITS Twelfth acl Race ste fumlahed front room, with sres.m heal and not bath.

Entrance on Twelfth st TORK ST P17 -Fitmlshed fror.t room em second Boor for gentleman WEeVLEY AV, 108 Furnished room light. WEBSTER ST 327- Second floor, froat gaa and heat. 8A per montn ROOMS FOR RENT. AVERY ST 81 Three room, to a coluratl fam- tiy AVoNDALE No. 808 Burnet si, 8 rooena BARR ST.

734 -Three rooma Aral flterr. for colored family 113 RACM 8T Sea Three rooma. atUc. to grown fsmlly: 8. per moot a BELLE I'VE KT -No.

225 Washington av, 8 re BELLEVf E. KY -Ne 2I "enter riotrte on nr. I noor; use or poone. Bl.TTS KT 45 Three rooms, with bath, gaa and phone, gv. BCRX6 ST.

i 4 -Twe roome CAMP WASHINGTON No 2S72 Btdaey av and 3 rooms CENTRAL AV, 31A Roms CENTRAL AV pea-Two front rooms en sec ond floor. $8 per month CLARK ST. 814-Twe. ar 6 aad bath; for colored people. CLARK ST.

22-To rooma oa tv flrst Boor. with wa tr. 'LARK ST a -Four rooms. CLIFTON No a Ludlow av, 3 targe reams. with attic, cellar ano yarq.

gas ano water. LINTON ST, Hie Two rooms CLINTON ST Sttl Two rooena. COLERAIN AV 2100 Five room oa erst Vor; 814 Keys at iwi reemaa av CORRYV1LLE No 3017 Jefferson a. 3 Ugbt rltn Data, rttr a it CORRYVfLLE-Ne 4S St Clair St, fun-shed front ruotn. heat tat re.

tw COCRT ST, as -Four rooms ea third Beer. with bath COCRT BT, 62 W. Three cot enacting row oa. hata. gss.

a second 8 ir. COVINGTON Ko 733 Mt at, 3 reems secern! Boor; all convenience COVINGTON Xo. 834 Craig et, 2 r. mat AP- ply apetarrw 1-tJ K- THIrte-nttj rooms end attic: water aaetatrs. SHIIJJTO PIk.lTS.

133 FuralaRed mieos. a I hstk sod best. I I OOVIXCTOX Ko. 28 Fourth 2 front Le room ea ascend Boor; gaa. arc I COVIXGTOX Kw.

828 seatt. st, rooms and hath, en earned So rOVl.WTOM-Ke. 31 Mad a sr resie I (' COVIXQTOX hVs. 3T W. Third 4 rum.

CUTTER ST 18 Two roam, with watte. CC1TE. ST, 1C3 Twe er 3 DAYTON. KT. Me.

Flaut as, dtp water DATTOK. KT No. 93 Wajnm st, 4 meats al a siai ax warn siiiiei avr. nmrm ST or itgat bam 'bug ma; hath. Ac EIGHTH FT, 77 Fowr EIGHTH ST W-- seems: bet EIGHTH ST.

27 Four Boar: ELLEN FT 33-M f. new amasL, PCKIBACH as. I be4w Riddle rood. 3 eu stuoa s-r. or 3sr 81A.

EAAT END Ne. 3r SetebeU at, large frssst rmmm en flm ar oind Aeer. EIGHTH FT Near alter. 4 and rooms aa ares aaal aai'sn aoors; hata, as. 3te- 87 3ter-ra atlle Lib Snag 324 Three i uesa en third Beer.

Stat Fum waaaae ssr Has bmase aa urtta ga. ROOU'S FOR RENT. I aWJg tT Ssv-Tbe i KLMWutat, CTRAN a female av. Kev 3111 gVANSTOSJ Jt. WIS Moat isasa a 3 er 3 St aaj; barb, beat, herb aMa FIFTH ST a.gdss ssr FIFTH ear rmwjt uj ro est east Aear; rarasKw.

hata. St'av per assail r. Twe waa PuiaatAX AF. lea atssr. sVetdy eu nrat asae ar 13s Third.

rwrirUAN av, an rare agT T. leda-Twe asrge rawt OILPERT AT. asor; awtb aad eetkst. tm tairg BARRIaTT ST. Tsreta HaTHawaT ST 43 Fr aght WOFK INS 731 --Tare, rosas RI OHIS ST.

17 ITxeTwa a. ais No. I1M atatua. HTPg PAftg K. Suae 3 rowta leg Fly rswaue; portt and rare.

Cat PER UAB. II ig Three er 4 KKNTON AT. ass Twe ra. KENTON AT, aTNwXTbN rr. 1311 -Four LAl'REL ST.

Tle-Tww hWg an thjrd noar a assaw rsssur LINN AND RRTTS BTS. rooms en third floor K. COR These UKD ST. Tll-Twe ros L.N'N ST. 14 Tv attie rot as LOTH ST ru't Tbrec large froait $1 MAIN ST SS3-TWS Urge luesse ra weas4 Boo.

McMICKKN AY 14A-TW M. MrCKFV AV -T atrs eutasae rooms 8 I McMICKKN A 4 F. -TWe. rooms aad saatry OS first nosv Istrule. upstair MrMILLAX ST 758 Twe froat roema ea see- on 4 iksa-.

handy for street car man MrMlLiAN ST s3a it Five roem: hath. Jtdl TREVOR, a a cor Fwanb and bare. MOORK ST latT-Three ro ne Mot'ND FT lose F1e reems ea seruud Boer: te ra. sltte. gl MT At1lCRS-No large rooms, hath.

124 ev.uoi Aatmra av, water and gaa MT. ACBCRN-No 13 tnlversttr rooms on sirsad Boor. 81 KEW'POftT Ststeeatb and M'nmoalh at. I nlshed or unfurnished rtn. beet sad hatk.

XEWPORT-N. SI8 Lex last -a av light housekeeping fee NEW PXIRT-V r.rst floor 14 IS. Firth at NEWPORT-NO. a7 oa second floor. Seventh st 8 roe MVS NINTH FT.

lit Set opd-slory front room; also. front room on flrat Bonr. NINTH ST. 214 -Ro foe llsht log. 83.

a loo, elngle too i. II NIXTII gT aos. V. Thre. rooms.

bath, large front NINTH 34 -Hall ro-un NINTH ST 223 Ir. furnlshei fronl ream tw 3 er 3 geeta. also. aid. root.

noble fl ir; I Xt RT, Ita Two rooms oa earond 3 NoRTH FAIRMOt'NT Heple a Mil ehme Wester av 3 4 ran flsts. mitdern. bought same as rent NORTH IrAlRMOCNT -Three eonnecttng rooms, porch. Ac 88 80 MltS K1MI. 1112 Fair-mount av NttRTH PAIRMOt NT- Ne 1JM IWnham st 3 front moms on aeoon Boor KRTMSirB-Cor Chase aad Renokstde arsT' large rooms, bath aad heat, second fle NORwnrtl! HEIGHTw-No 2arrMman ar rrtowis.

with separwis bath and furnace NORWOOD- eer CowetT.sd land Ivai-to a ts. .1 rooute. wltn gaa and bsuh OPERA PLACE. Ill UiK room, with all coaventencea. OREGON ST, ne-Two roams.

Ko IOV3 celee- Hal Ml A own. PEARL PLEASANT rooms RIDOB. OHIO. PI. I'M ST floor 14ga Three larss reon on sorend MJ'M ST 1238- T.a small room, on flee, reference PHI HILIr with best No 1130 set.

I mme PRICE HILL--No Sl Cotundlne on first floor; both said heat PRh'B HILL No IK Austsrnii st 3 msiM. unit large ground. PRICM HILL Nn S4ft sanset av 3 rooms, alt Jhah PRI-Ke HILI No tHf Warsae at fto.t ore oppoaire. rooma PRICF. HIIJNo PS7 tt 1 room on second floor, jr.

i water heat and launlrv RICHMOND ST 81 TwoTr 1 en aec nd floor to a colored family RICHMOND ST P3T on third floor lar-e. Ilsttt rooms gFDAMSVIt.LE--No. 3377 Ingslls av i room SKVEVTH ST. un Three lestms are nd floor Apvly on SEVENTH ST 110 Three rooms, rath and bet SEVENTH ST 81 T. Rottm SEVENTH ST 433 Flat 3 front room for light nottaekeeplng gs snd hath SEVENTH ST 72el Seyn nme ON Bret abd aetontt not tea 7" ro m.tdem tv-t and sold eater BVENTH ST, CD on floor, no children; Tm r-er rot.m.

on sc refer cn- SEVENTH ANO Mot'ND STS Three rooms on no floor front SIXTH ST. rear. Tao tunsi.s on first nVtor. SIXTH ST, 100 Two rooens. $3 per month.

SIXTH ST 12X1 (mt, 2 4 rooms SIXTHMT II -Three rooms and bath, reference. SIXTH ST, 307 w. Twe rear rooens on second fl tor SIXTH ST. S2S Tw unfurnished room I XTH ST OM Four r-toms and bath; 82Q. FT ATE AV, 1243 Three rooms.

par moat a aleo, 2 rooma ft- 8 STaTX AV SeVV Two rootoo tm flrst Boor, fr et. ST ORBS ST. XI Vi Fl rooms CoRMA'TC. Wi2 Fifth et H. MAC- THIRD ST 443 -fo party without -Four rooma oa third floor, hlldeen VINB ST, $1 Four rooms on secowd floor; A I ST 41 Thro rtseji Ne l.m cee trei av.

WAGNER gT-2718 Attic wHa stater- WALXt'T HII.lJS-No 2135 Fulton av 8 room eitulfs. bath, hot end cul eater WAI Nl Gllpl av If-g et.m.. rr. e. floor.

$18. WAI.Nt'T HIIAJt-K I Nn ftr a Jalt ste .1 2 or 8 ten fum tatted rret HILLA-No lt McMillan et. re tome, heated, j.rl.ate family. WALVIT HIIJX No. SIS locoe 2 ale it roon on second Boor.

613. Apply up- stairs WALSTCT HILI No. sTJ Webrsiaa av 4 WALXt'T No 2183 St i.aM er 8 anfarolsbed itsas. esaneeleocea. WALXt'T intJj-Kv7 817 McMlllaa st, 4 ro rat ts, Jenttor 61 WALXtrT HILLA Ko.

2343 kisloi at, 8 In pr Iriu family, heat. g7 WAiN'lT ST 1317 Room tea third fleer. fraaKf, rent 8 WALNCT ST rear rootrt. 2723 Four reem WARSAW AT Boor: gae aad water. WEST END -Two.

2 6 room, 'or catered people Ne 14 Garfield ptgee Fl VK ssoasa wa, aaisnssrt eZawte i asi arse -astsr. riser WEST WALNVT RILLS Re. fttft Boon st, 2'TQeent. WEST WALMI'T HILIAT-. FH-ewc aad MoT Or gar roosne.

larse yard. KHJtrt AY, term Twe asrgo I WIUTTACH ST. I4T3 Two I nms W-'ODtfARD BT. 318 Light seem ea sacoad noor. dlswleTs.

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