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Yesterday the Equity court made an order au-
thoriZing Mr.. r Fendall. receiver in the Emmons
case to take action TO recover a diamond crescent
which IS held in Boston, Mass, and which belongs
10 the estate OF the late Mrs. EmmonS
Yesterday Wilhelmina Blumenberg filed bill
against Otis +. PreSbrey and the Portsmouth Saw
1ngs Bank, asking for an injunction 10 restrain
them from selling lot %, square 36S, transferred
10 Presbrey as trustee, 10 secure $500 loaned by
the bank.
The washington Merchants Rifles last night
elected ID. A. schneider secretary and Lieut..
Kelley treasurer. The company will camp at
Colonial Beach in August
The Police Court will convene at 1:30 O'Clock TO
morrow morning. Witnesses will be summoned TO
appear at O'Clock.
The driver OF an ice wagon, Chas- G. Harmon,
was thrown from his wagon ut Sd and Missouri
avenue northwest, this morning, and the wheels
passed over his foo, severely inluring him. He was
taken TO his home, No. 524 11th street southwest
An old colored nan WHO drives dirt cart puts
his horses legs in trousers 10 keep flies on
The STAR has received s1.30 Tor the Children's
Country Home from Pearl FlShel, Carrie NOrd-
unger, Moses Barer and Maurice SinSheimer, Of
West Washington
Charles Brooks, OF 1201 E street northwest, is
the pOsseSSOr OF q curiosity in the shape OF four
legged chicken The foul is six weeks old and In
vigorous health.
New letter boxes have been placed at LIST and b
streets northeast and 18th and W streets north
west,
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.THr LIrvzn

And kidneys organs which IL n important should
be Kept In rood condition. aud yet they arc over
worked and abused by nearly everybody until they be-
come worn-our, clogged mp, diseased Hoods Sar.
saparilla cures all difficulties With these organs
them to healthy action. and tones the whole dgesttvs
organism.
i have been using Hoods Sarsaparills for indiees-
ton and liver trouble It has greatly benefited me.
and think 1t Is fully good medicine clafhed
e 8. CHEsBRo. Chief Engineer Fire Dept. Stoning-
ton, CT.
N b. II you decide to take Hoods Sarsaparilia. do
not be induced to buy any other.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold BY all druggists. 81 six for IS. Prepared only
by C. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries Lowell. Mas.
5 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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Al,iusenient&.

ALBAUGH'S OPERA HOUSE--"La Perfch0le, tune
fui OI score and merry OF incident anything
OnenOacn ever produced, was given IL an enJOya-
Dl- manner 1t AlUICgA'a lasU night by the Ly ceum
Company. Miss WlusJln's InJerpUlIted French
song, la Pctlt VII d Bordeaux TOOK IaiLOusly
WIFE the audience; Mime. GaillaId sang the MUSIC
OF the title role well; Arthur Bell tue Old priS-
Cncr WAS hllaTlOUsIy CTJte>que and the charming
chOruses were most effectively given.
HAKEIS' BIJuC IHEATAR--Mr. MaTlande Clarke
and his company appeared In ''The Bells at Hir-
lis last night The audience seemed well pleased
with their Efforts 10 enact the fascinating melO-
drama. This Is tne last week or The blJOu season
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,d Dasl CAkRlAGEs AT Discount OF % per cent
A0nA present prices W. Ii. HoUGHTOS & Co..
Il w
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

r. for the District OF Columbia, Virginia. North
CarOins ane South roIina warmer f,Ir vast her
edsterly winds. - ~ i''iN'' S'u'A-
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BLUE AND BROWN ENGLISH SERGE SUITS, war
'aneeu last color Reduced TO S.
EIsEAAS BRO. IS, 9TH and e streets.
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CATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
" SARATOGA.

III
LAKE GEORGE ADIRoNDACKs.
On and after MONDAY June 25, express trains on
West Shore Railroad vii Daily, except SUNDAY,
to and the Jersey City Station the Iennsyl-
wanna Railro a. making close connections with last
trains 10 anu from Washington.
.CATSKILL MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.-Leave Jersey
City statl, n at go Arrive Hotel kaaterskin.
via Kingston. 2:23 pm; Grand Hotel, As pm;
M; ialenyllle, 1870 pm Drawing room Cars j rsey
City to Grand Hotel Station and to Ph1ncia (or Hotel
kaaterskll and Mountain Housed
SARAIOGA AND CAlSk1LL MT EMPRESS
Leave Philadelphia 500 am Arrive Hotel kaater-
skill, via kingston 53 pm, Grand Hotel. % y.
M; Phosnica, 4 10 pm. Mt Housr Station, 4 / D.
Caldwell. Lake George 10 m; Sycamore. 90 p m
Drawing Cars lhiladelhia Grand Hotel Sta
tioI and TO PhdnIcia efor Hotel kaaterkl and Noun
tain Housed Aew York to Caldwell and Jersey City TO
Saratoga
SARATOGA AND CATsKILL MT Special
Leave Washington 300 am. Arrive Hotel kaster-
m. Phenica- :5i pm. Mt House Station, : 90 D.
m Palenvllle. sos IN. Arrive Saratoga 9 % pm
irving 10 40 pm Drawing room Cars New York to
Grand Hotel station and TO Phenicia (for Hotel
kaaterskiil and Mountain House, and Washington TO
Saratoga
Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania Railroad Offices
and connect In the Jersey City Station for al northern
resorts by West Shore Railroad Baggage checked
C. L. LAMBERT,
je25tser ID General Passenger Agent. New York.
ct RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE THAT THE
Orkney Springs property is leased 20 wM e.
CHASE. OF Baltimore. and that II. c; MADDUX has no
connection directly or Indirectly with the property
it management. (Slgned CHAS. A X. MOORE,
President Orkney Springs Co." ie25-lm
(NAPE MAY POINT, n. J-CARLToN HOUSE
Nopen after June 2S. Cape House always open
Cuisine and appointments surpassed by no house on
Address
je2i-2m All HAMILTON.
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CITY ITEMS.

One Day smoked "Grand Republic Cigarros,"
Given me by my brother;
purchased at once q whole carload,
And now Will use no other.
For sale by all first-class dealers.
LUcHs Bro, wholesale Agents
Pickles, Potted Meats, Dried Beef, Canned
Meat, Meats, fresh Crackers fancy Cakes, lnstanta;
NJ. & P. MErzeER, AT 9TH ST. NV.
The Sales Of Cashmere Bouquet,
June 90 exceeded In amount the importatioLs of
all toilet soaps, as shown by U. s. 1887 Treasury
reports. tu&f-2w
Pointed POintIets-FOr Men Only.
your Flannel outing shirts at c. Auerbachs Mems
furnishings Hats, and Sewing Machine Rooms,
9TH and H sts. Most complete assortment
29,30,Jy2&3
DOmestics in All COIOrs 10 Match
your furnture-Oak, Ash, Cherry. Ebony. Pine,
29,3Ojy2&3
Are You Going ON a Picnicl
II so youu want bottle OF Claret, or Lime Juice,
Whisky, Cigars, &C. You can get them good and
Nj. & P. MErzaER, AIT 7th ST. NV.
Morell, 734 9th st.nw. every style showcase. eoao
Peerless Dyes
Are the best Sold by druggists. eo1y
''ROyal Clue, Mends Everything.
Save the Pieces! Mends Broken China, Glass
Furniture, Wood, Jewelry, Toys, Ornaments
Leather. Rubber, Metals, &c! Always nquidi
Always ready! All Druggists and grOcers sell
"ROyal Glue' at Toe. fStu&th
For Fire Works go go 60 924 9TH st. n. ".
Best Napor Fluid, gallon, 75. YOung's, ia st. 5
DixOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m
"ROyal Clues mends China, GlassWood, &C,
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q sIoRAeE Rooms FOR RESr.-Apply to W. b. NOSES
SONS, corner 18th and sts
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I'M Portraits. kets Kenethy, 11o9 Pa ava
BLUE AND Brown ENGLISH SERGE SUITS, war.
ranted fast color. Reduced TO 81
EIsgMAN Bro =, 9TH and streets.
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FvssKLIs Ice CREAM

hAIIN6 AT COST. W. Il HoUGHroN Co.,
12I4 So. U. W.
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Attain. I'm Wee, w..n,-1,o.

QUIET MARRIAGE.-Mr. Allen Z. Wilson, son OF
D. Henry Wilson, OF this place, and Miss Edith NJ.
Bushby, the youngest daughter OF Mr. VIM.
Bushby, of Virginia, were quietly married at the
parsonage OF Foundry N. E church last night by
Rev. DIR. Elliott.
CATTLE MARKEr.-The following sales Of live
stock at Drovers' Rest yesterday are reported
Thirty-seyen cattle up and sOld-Best, 4xc.a5c.
good 4c-a4hc; medium, SIC. a4c.; common,
2Eca3Hc. 40 sheep and lambS-Sheep,
2Hea3Hc-: lambs 4hc.a6kc.; calves, 24c. &c.
len cows and calves, S2Oas4O. Market brisk Tor
all kinds OF stock
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z
a nL-Grear Falls, temperature. 70; condition.
ton at north connection, ID; condition at south
connection, 80; distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture 80; condition at infiuent gate house, 3d.
dllnn at efiuent gate-houSe, Sc High tide In the
river to-day at 1888 p. H., low tide at 10:1S p. N.
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SOLID OAK. Pieces Bedroom suits, S21.5O; best
OaIsaln In city Tor cheap furniture.
W. ii. HOUGHToN q Co, 1914 st. n, W.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

ID Del. now OPEN of Tor sfi the a. .ia- Sa-A'
;ys s4t Emory SCOTCH. Proprietor.
"A seventh and Grand avenues
Taos q. ALLAN.
,ye-lm. OF The Lyinsston Wash, y. q, PrOpr.
SEA GrRr. Nj
TO RENT two furnished cottages on the lawn Of the
the ocean; eisf I'D raoms and NOM M rony
porches all service supplied by hotel no house srv-
Rent, 5000 for season. Meals ., hotel els per week.
(served Ia eottasre 4 desiredl
safe bathing; no mosquitoes: beautiful grounds:
lovely drives on the beach aud through pins woods.
,y2-5t Beach House. Sea Girt. n. j.
A DEER PARK. FIVE MINUTES WALK FROM
zee It'll mix. vegetables; nrsteAss table Apply 20
A HEALTHFUL FAMILY RESORT.
roSs air Malaria sod fSr Hay Fever Asthma
Pa IA, TOP 81 the AeShanies Boating B@thng hish;
especially adopted to Comfort. o i orchestra
Ev INGHAM co.
VILLA BELLEVUE. BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
IN full view OF ocean Congryss Hall lawn. yet
table q! Address Miss L. WEEMs Cape May. J.
EoREsT Inn. FOREST GLEN STATION, b. 4 o.
y X X y miles from Washington. Is nov OPEN under
the manaseneqt Of I; Tenney and W. IA. Crosby, Of
iproyemens Write for e circular and rates TN.
Nh CO, proprietors. Forest Glen Md. and Ma
uonal Hotel Washington. ID. C. je:p-2m
EoR sALE-CoLoNIAL BEACH A sUCcEss-40
i cottages already built-Cottases and Lots. some
choicest ON river front; others improvements
near hotel See plat Il, H. EVANS 1921 tje3o .3t'
Rock ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS.
Great North Mountain. near Winchester Va 6s hours
from Washington
u safe home for families NO BAR Accommodates
9o, a,m9s phere cool scenery srand splendid roads
waters Steam heated mineral baths and large SWIM
good music hotel grounds clean sanitary arraueo-
ments complete beds comfortal lie. Terms reasonable
illustrated circulars at this office Apply to
A. 3. PRATT.
The Sun Building. Washington. ID. C.
RLoCK ISLAND, r. L, OCEAN VIEW HOTEL
ID Fine bass and blue fishing: superb bathing: 500
ira; cable office: stock reports send for hand-5 ok
o. S. MARDEN and F. C. cUNDALI, Managers Sc, Pm
HOTEL GILsEY NOW OPEN. OCEAN END OF
nient ocean from three sides of the nous: ee-
the bells aud gas throughout large rooms high cell
Proprietor myl9-2m
nEL CORONADO, ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.. yIR.
Dgna ave, near the Ocean: Ocean view, new house
ADAMS ie27 I'm
A LLEGHENY COTTAGE CFoRMERLY CONGRESS-
N Cottagesl, corner Pacific and Massachusetts, ave-,
je@6-im '''' ' ~ Mks. c. il. RoEBocK
GLLN HOUSE. ON NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
Jway, 30 miles from Baltimore. Will he open JUNE
properties of the water, beauty of scenery. and
healthy surroundings. No mosquitoes Address Mrs
A r., Bentley springs r. o., Baltimore Co. Md.26- To-
HOTEL ALLEN-CoR- PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS
Il Il ayes, Atlantic CITY, Nj DELIGHTFUL location:
everything new; table and accommod atoms frst-cass.
Proprietor ie9-5m
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Gas COOKING RANGES, at sHEDD & BKo. s.
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Pick les, POtted Meats, Dried Beef, Canned
Meats, fresh Crackers, fancy Cakes, Instanta
neous Chocolate and ali kinds Of quickly prepared
foods at low prices.
NJ. & p. MErzGER, AT 9TH St NV.
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICS. &c.

ICOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION AND SEW.
II enth Annual Sociable Of ST. ALOYSIUS BRANCH.
Ho; 40 G,tholic Knights Of America, at BECKERs
WEDNESDAY,, July l. 1888. Tickets, 25c. 3e3O-3ts
nERMAN PICNIC AT COLLEGE VILLAGE
VI Woods. on Tenleytown road on the FOURTH OF
JULY: Stages leave corner OF High and Bridge sts.
every half hour. je3O-3ts
TCERRY TO ALEXANDRIA AND CITY VIEW.
IL Steamer GEO. LAW will leave 10. IL m. 9, 4. g
3. 10 pm. Returning leave Alexandria IL am, I, B.
5, 8, 10:3U pm, stopping at City View going and
returning.
Fare Is cts. round-trip 3e3O-3t
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NV FANCY DOMET. FLANNEL SHIRTS AZ
~ 3D. as, S3 and 99c LADIES' brilliant Isle os
cur seains, I-+c. DOUBLE COMBINATION
Je3U-3t l24l and l243 1 1 tn st. a a
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The Sales Of Cashmere Bouquet
June 90 exceeded In amount the importatioLs {
all toilet soaps as shown by U. s. 1887 Treasul
reports. tu&f-2w
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IlOYAL
Rorn
BAKING
POWDER.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
BAKING

This powder never varies marvel OF purity.
strength. and whOesomeness. More economical than
the ordinary kinds and be sold in competition
with the multitude of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powders. Sold only an ca,s ROYAL BAKING
PowDLE Co., 1CU Wall St, ny.
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REIsNGER's Ice cream. 235 ana lois 18th SITS \. W
ARE You WANTING Furniture, carpets, and Up
holstery Goods call at
W. ii. HouGHToS & Co., 1914 St NV.
Gas FIXTURES. at SHEDDS Bros.
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LAwSvAsEs AND SETTLES. at sHKDD Bros
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BOY THIEVES IN THE POLICE COURT Walter
Ihonlas, ArInstead Bailey, Geo. Robinson ana
Leo DAVIS, cOlOred boy were IN the Police Court
this morning charged with stealing pitchers ana
TN buckets OF milA from seye raj residences IN
last washington. The boys were arrested nv
OHlcer BransOn, who recovered six OF the tin
bOcAetS Robinson and Davis admit ted that they
drank the milk add hid the buckets under a porc6
II was proved BY other witnesses that the of her
Logs drank some VI the milk, and they were eacu
LLed -.
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CONGRESS HALL.
SARATOGA SPRINGS
ACCOMMODATES 1000 GUESTS. RATES ss
PER DAY except Tor rooms Oh psrlor and nrsl floors.
Open from June II 10 October 4.
ml5tu&s-l6t H. = CLEMENT Manager
NVEsT END HoTI I. AsBURY PARK. NJ-oPEN
400 guests; refurnshed aud n large addition adlsd
Including hue ball room. making this one q the
nnest hotels on the Coast j. B. RIPLEY, PrOlrictor.
1cl0-lm
NIooREs HOTEL AMI SUMMER RESORT
VI Leonardtown Nd ,s nov oTen Tor summer guests.
lrrfns Sl-oO Ter day. SO r month"; Children under
II and NURSES hall trlce. No mosquitoes Steamboats,
I'VE GROyE-sITUATtD $50 YARDS PROM
MArrent.n JUNCTION hne lawn. well shaded.
trains 10 aud from WASH gion daily telegraph Office.
nrst-lass table. splendid water. all kinds II fruit,
healthy loca ION. references eschansed: terms 80,
yer month. Address n. I. SMART lel5-lm.
nOUBLING GAP WHITE sULPHUR AND CHAIY-
IL beate springs Cumberland County. Pa Situated
III gap of Blue hidg. altitude Of zoo feet
r0undlngs beautiful. These springs present. uuriN ad
lars. &C. y. NJ CARTMELL Troprietur. Jel5- ln'
SHENANDoAH ALUM SPRINGS va ALUM
tDChAlN llthia. Arsenic Matters Elevation 300
pamphlet. address A. J. MYERS. Prop gel5-lm
hot is. boarding houses cottages. lots aud hath
houses by J. q. ADAMS CO. heal L-tAte Aren :.
Heal Estaie and Law Building. aud 2O3l Attain ave,
Atlantic City. n J. Je7-lm
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DAY kIDGE on THE CHEsAPEAKE.-The Fourth
y. JtS ~ill he gala day AT Bay Ridge. In ad-
.4lhh 70 the regular attractions there, a granu
oisPia! Oi fireworks will be given at night. First
las lieas, 90 and 80 cents Trains leave W isn-
lHetoh, baltimore and Ohio Depot 8 q. m 20
lnu 4; 20 y. H. Returning. last train leaves Raw
ha1se u I'm Lound-lnp tickets only 81.
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CITY AND DISTRICT

As FIXTURES. at SHEDDS BRO. g
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r. mr. Conn. S3:,3 3 II St. bet 18th 10Th 30
Dupont Giro e.....9l.W 18th St. rDupontCir, 30
St. near 10th. ......215 ST.. near 9th. .l25
Conn., ave., mr. .:2o0 11th St. bet. and O. ID
80 Farraeut Square .20 Corcoran. bet - IL 100
Mass. mr. lith20S.: S:s St bet. 18th 1ith 50
hitch. FOX x BROWN,
jeS 1897 Penn ave.nw
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WILLIS Ice Co. s Penobseot ice-red wagons
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NOLONIAL BEACH,
NWashlngtons Famous Watering Place and Excur-
sion Resort.
Palatial Steamer
EXCELSIOR
CAPACITY 1000.
To ensure comfort of passengers limited to / 200.
- Leaves
Ith-street wharf .45 daily Except Saturday. }
Commencing JULY /, 'SS.
Three hours at the Beach Home at y O'Clock pm
Special Attractions:
Fine Hotel. Pavilion Surf and salt Water Bathing.
Boating. Grabbing and Fishing.
Celebrated Roller Coaster
And all the Popular Amusements
Dinner, Lunch aud Refreshments Steamer and at
Hotel.
PROF. PISTORIS BRASS AND STRING BAND.
Grand Dancing Deck on Steamer,
25XloO feet.
The Grandest Excursion Ever offered
Connects with Ba timore by Special Excursion Trains
on THURSDAYS and SUNDAYs Under the
management Of B. and q. Railway.
Fare, roundtrip. Soc Children, 20c.
Special rates to organizations.
State rooms can be secured in advance, Apply to
je21-1m G. W. RIDLEY General Manager
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Il OSTON BY SEA
ID Merchants and Miners Transportation Co
Steamships sail from
Baltimore via Norfolk to Boston.
Every Monday, Thursday aud Friday, O'Clock D. m,
Passenger accommodations UNSURPASSED
Fare including meals and main saloon stateroom
berths 1880; round trip, $22. Upper deck state
room berths H14: round trip, $50, For further In
formation circulars ut all the Hotels in washing
A L HIGGINS. General Agent,
Long Dock Baltimore.
Telephone Baltimore PAT. my2I-3m
EOR CHARTER-THE PLEASURE TUG BOAT
Il JAMES II. RICHARDS can be chartered by parties
for Excursions very reasonable rates Accommoda-
tons trst class. Apply to wM. H. RICHARDS,
Foot OF I'D st. Sc; telephone call. 564-4.
Or to Z. ]. POSEY,
AtG L. sherin's Wharf.
Telephone call. 592-5 3e15-2aw1m
VNHE STEAMERS VALLEY FORGE AND DIxEY
4 run daily, making trips every hour from Cumber
street. and foot Of High street. Gsorgetown. stop
ping at Holtxmsns. Table Rock Boat CLUB and Dixey
1haandinss First trip up ct sam Last trip down Ct
parties. Dixey for charter. Run up OF down ct SIS
per day. Pleasure boats Of all kinds for hire both
houses Telephone 563-2
my21-Sm JNO. CUMBERLANDsk SON.
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RENT-BY Il q. HOFFMAN,
HOUSES.

HOUSES.
14th and II SITS. nv, new
5-story brick building
suitable for f1rst-clas,
hotel. :i6r., mi, heated
by steam. elevator; pei
annum. .00(
51O1lth st. n. w, lOr...15C
SOP 18th ST., l5r.......lOC
oil 18th st NV. l6r. 81
81 | 10th st. NV. 7r... 81
G01 ] st. NV. 13r......65
Il 8 l st. II. w., Or. .5j
600 9th st. NV. lar. 81. 5O
lS4l r St., Tor. 81
2O27 Z st. NV. Tor. 81
320 Q st. NV, Tor. ..... .5C
1877 9th st.n.w. .Sr. .35.3:
2222 II st. II. w., 7r......3O
81 n. j. ave. =, 7r. .:i(
2OlO-l2-l4 Sth st. Or. &c
1913 II st. ne, 1r. ~. &c
1O2 18th st. s.w.. 5r. IL
30 Fenton Fl. ne. Or. 1885,
80 Fenton Pl. n.e.6r. 1880
81 Fenton RI. n.e.6r. Ii. 81
1882 Wylie ST., 6r. .....la
402 Richardson pl. .l1.5C
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OFFICES AND STORES
NV. cor. 18th and Penn.
ave. 19r ............Sl50
% l + St. I'd floor. D front
!. rs, heated by steam. 100
| "a T, Sd floor. D front rs.
heated by steam. .S333
Elegant rooms III "Sun
Building" fireproof. g ele-
vators, heated by steam,
from $50 to 800 each.
,719 18th st. n.w., Pr. .-.35
1909 + ST.. from IL to Is
S:}7 4 st.. I'd floor. 30
y3y + St. I'd floor, 1rm. 10
Alb 9th ST., I'd fioor. %
4lo 9th ST.. Sr. %
470La. ave-, from 10 to 20
% l L ST. N. W.. sd floor -
go La. ave-. 81 door. 20
I1l3 18th ST., Pr. %
513 18th ST.. 3r..........2 20
STORES.
Magnificent stors, Sun
Building. per an. 5000
| LOl Pa. av., store. 10
1903 Pa. av., store.......5O
421 18th st. NV. 30
Il7th alb. Pa av., store. II
18th alb. Pa av.. stoDe. i ,
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JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. FRtp-
ofice aud the spr1ngH L c. JORDAN. myllsfm
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ICOR RENT-THAT VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
l. dence, 80 9 ST. NV. i'll perfect COZ dtion: al
mod. imps.; 500. SWORMSTEDI BRADLEY. 927
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For q full list apply 10 WESCOTT & WILCOX.
ie27 1907 Pa
NOR RENT-THAr GIN OF A HOISE l02 B = f.
il e. corner Capitol Park: fl st-cass IN all respects:
key ll6 u. Apply there or to DODGE * SONS. 200
OH st NV lel1-:Sm
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-05
One by One tho Roses Fade.

The Sentinel learns that with the
beginning of the New Year the Austin
ReveiIIe will be reduced to weekly.
The trouble of the Manhattan Com
pany, resulting in the shutting down of
the mines, has driven it to this coarse.
The truth is, there are but few towns i'll
Nevada that afford adequate support
for daily publication. The Rcvellle
is the second oldest daily in the State
1t has led long, Industrious and use =
full cnreer In it's enforced retirement
from the daily field it has the earnest
sympathy of the Sentinel, genuine con-
dolence, FIR removed and above the
usual sentiments that misery likes COM
puny.-[ Eureka Sentinel.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-05

THAT New Years Day is IA great swear
ing of tune. Probably 500 persons in
Virginia alone have made up their
minds to give up smoking, chewing,
drinking, swearing, gambling and other
vices, great or smull, on the first of JAN
uary. What most of these good-resolve
men most need is something at stake as
an incentive to keep their self-pledges.
Now, I am going to turn reformer as
sistant. I'm going to sell pools on the
different vices at So each. All those
fellows who swear off on smoking on
paying me IS can enter the smoking
pool. The same with those who intend
to stop swearing. Likewise those who
intend to turn teetotalers. Each list
will be kept in seperute book, and n
printed slip of the names furnished to
any one who wants it. When good evil
dence is brought to me that good
resolution has been broken, off goes the
name from the books. At the end of
six months the fellows who have stuck
it through shalt have the money, share
and share alike. Fl Virginia City Re-
port
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-05
NJ OF HERS

who discover any signs Of impurities In the
blood Of their children should be prompt
il the use OF proper remedies. The neg
lcct Of such care for young girls Is tho
primary cause Of most of the diseases
which af!lirt women. Mrs. Harriet III.
Battles, South Chelmsford, Mass, writes:
My daughter, Il years of acc, has suf-
fcrcd for TIC past year from general
debility. A few weeks since, VIC corr
mcnccd giving her Ayers Sarsapari!!a,
anal Ecr heath his greatly improved"
Mrs. 7. ~. Eobinson, Perkins ST., Somcr-
vile, Mass, says: "Mo;hcrs should uso