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Condemned Locals.

The Will OF the late Elizabeth l. Porter was
hlsd yesterday. She leaves her estate TO her
daughter. Maud /. Porter, for the support of her,
sell, her brother and sister.
In the Equity Court, Judge Cox, yesterday,
decree OF divorce was mad. In the case OF Victoria
NJ MeGuigan against James Ii. Michigan. on the
ground OF deserIiOn.
Yesterday afternoon W. V. Turner, 4 colored
St Cloud Building, and was taken to his home,
1887 llth street northwest.
About O'Clock last evening the six-year-old
daughter OF Hsm.itOn Smith was run over By
buggy driven by i lady at 18th street and PENN
sylvania avenue, and the child was slightly in
Jured-
Charles Cooper, reported In The STAR as having
keen fined IN Alexandria for di5OrderIy conduct
vas not Charles cooper OF 11061s 9Th street SOUTH
west.
A thief entered house 1902 @ street northwest
last night, but frightened OF before he had Sc
cured any plumber.
The board OF trustees or the Maryland Agricul-
tural College yesterday elected Prof. j. + James,
from Miami University, OHIO, professor OF natural
history IL was decided 10 send some OF the farm
products TO The Easton fair.
IL q. Oersterle. OF Philadelphia, has presented
10 ST Peters church, Capitol hil gold and dia-
mond c. ~ K badge 10 be voted for at the ap-
preaching fair for the benefit OF the eaurch.
The veterans OF the 3d Massachusetts, cavalry
are expected IN this city Monday evening. They
are going 10 Winchester, Va, 10 dedic lte a monu-
ment 10 commemorate the campaign IN the Valley
In the Police Court, Judge Miller, this morniug
John GodiIla, VIM Moore anu John Mcnamara
we're Changed with an ARRAY at the market The
two men last named were fined Is each ana Co
lila was acquitted
Amos j. Cunning. OF this city, was appointed
yestrruay on the new national council OF admin
istration OF the Grand Army OF the Republic.
The tenth anniversary and barbecue OF the one
star Beneficial Association WILL take place az the
Sehuetzen Park on "Wednesday, September 49,
lhere VIII De Downing, prize shooting and dancing.
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WILLIAM HALLS TWO WIVES.
How No. Discovered the EXistence Of
No. 1.

VIM. Hall, colored barber, was arrested yester-
day by Officer Geo. Staner on warrant charging
him with bigamy, and this morning In the Police
Court the case was continued under $500 bonds
The complainant In the case is Ella Hall, to whom
the defendant was married In this city November
"a, 1887 by Rev. Bishop Brown. She is bright
yellow woman, living at 10ll 18th street north
west. After her marriage with Hall, she alleges
he lived with her until January IL last, when he
left her. Before this, however, she ascertained
from letter he had directed that he was cOrre-
spending with Mrs. Clara Hall, Watkins, n. y.
Complainant asked him who Mrs. Hall was and
he said 1t was his mother. Complainant said she
considered 1t her duty as a daughter-in-law to
write to her husbands mother, and she did So
The result was that she received q letter from
Mrs. Hall, at Watkins, n. Y, who stated that she
was married to william Hall IN New York in 1879;
that she had three children living and ore dead
OF this marriage and that Hall deserted her and
the children about three years ago. She eX-
pressed her Indignation at learning that Hall had
married again, but did not blame wife No. 2, add
ing that soon as She Is notified she Will come to
Washington, and between the two they Will make
tt warm for him. Vile No. 2 says that she does
not know why he lett her, except for the same
reason that he left No. l. TOR II he has not married
again he Is apparently pretty near 1t In his atten-
tons TO a woman In this city.
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COmpleting Arrangements for the Meet.
tng-A Mythical Drug Exhibit.

The preliminary arrangements for tho sessions
OF the Medical Congress, which viii convene in
this city on Tuesday, are completed. The mem
pers OF the committee OF arrangements are able TO
take time for q short breathing spell before the
hustle OF next week begins. Although headquar-
tiers opened to-day at WIZARDS Hotel, still 1t
is not expected that the members will begin TO
arrive In any large numbers until Monday. On
the evening OF that day the members will sit down
10 q banquet, and It Is thought that nearly every
body will endeavor TO be present on that occasion.
One OF the features OF the preparations for this
meeting, which has proved rather annoying Is the
strange conduct OF a young drug clerk, who Is
said TO live IN South Washington IL has recently
been discovered that he has been sending out cir
culars 70 dealers In drugs, surgical Instruments,
and medical supplies inviting them 70 make an ex-
hfbit here In this city during the meeting OF the
congress. He fntimated that he was acting under
authority from the committee OF arrangements.
The latter, however, was only made
aware short time ago of the
existence Of the circular and its author,
BY the arrival in the city OF some dealers who
had brought their goods with them. They wanted
10 md the hail. which they understood was pre-
pared for their reception, but up TO date no such
hall has materialized. Dr. Busey, the chairman Of
committee had uniformly refused TO countenance
In any way any exhibition OF medical goods In
connection with the congress, and as far as he
knew no exhibition OF this kind will be given The
theory OF DIR. Busey In reference the circular is
that the man must be O crank, as he had evidently
made no arrangements to carry out the promises
OF the circular,
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A circular has been issued by the Highland
Country club inviting entries for the "All Corners
tournament Of the Country Lawn Tennis club for
the championship OF the Southern states, TO be
held under the auspices OF the National Lawn
Tennis Association on the grounds OF the High
lano country Club, Highlands, Washington, D. c.,
commencing Tuesday, the 25th instant. Valuable
trophies Will be provided for f1rst and second
prizes In singles and doubles The tournament
VIII be governed BY the rules Of the National Lawn
Iennis Association. ana the decision OF the referee
two In three, except the nnals which win be best
tnree IN nve. Vantage sets only In finala Draw
ings WIN be by the Bagnall Wilde system. The
must be made to DIR. +. p. MacLean, secretary and
treasurer, Country Lawn Tennis Club Entries
each day a Sns q Pay s ee
Baitimore and Ohio depot, washington, D. c., at
The games Of the raviaoui tennis tournament
were continued Wednesday with the following re-
so l'. MISS WILKINSON beat Miss Burnett 65. 90;
F sr,st9n peat w9Ssen g. 49, Britton beat HSdg,
Sneed, 81. 60: Misses Wilkinson and Sneed beat
Misses Burnett and Jones, 81, O.; Britton and
French and Duhamel beat Boyle and H. H. Jones,
%, 81; Brltton and Dodge beat French and Du-
na nam ~ 20 Friday evening Miss Burnett beat
Miss Sneed, 81, go; Dodge beat II. h. Jones, SO,
so; Wooten beat Hodgkins 60 81 In ladies'
singles, Miss Wilkinson wins the 1rst prize and
Miss Burnett the second. Misses Wilkinson and
ton and Dodge secure first place In gentemen's
doubles, and Britton nrst In gentlemen's singles
Wooten and Dodge will play for second place In
singles this evening. French and Duhanel will
play WoOten and E. B. Jones for second place in
doubles next week. The prizes will be awarded
this evening.
The Racquet Club, 2121 street northwest. Will
give lawn tennis tournament on its court, COM
mencing on Monday neXt at 4:45 p IN. In the
doubles The Georgetown Heights and Maple ciuos
Will play on Monday, the Arlington and Far ana
Near on Tuesday, the Racquet and star on Wed
md M nno hnlnr and Va ntrln
Thursday. In the singles the Arlington and
Tanglewood clubs will play on Monday, the George
town Heights and Racquet on Tuesday, the Far
and Near and Bachelor on wednesday, ana the
Star and Maple on Thursday. The second round
Will begin Friday. Finals, Monday, gath instant,
and play for second prize Tuesday, 18th instant.
suitably inscribed badges In black anu Teo-the
Racquet cluu'S coorS-wlll be presented the WIN
ners Of rst and second places in both doubles and
singles. The entries include some or Washing
tons best players and all the clubs interested are
enthusiastic over the anticipated result.
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Coming Anpusenlents,


ALBAuGH's OPERA HoUsE-The season Of 1885,
SO Will begin at this house on Monday evening
and Manager Aloaugh has been fortunate In Secur-
Ing Tor his opening so fine an attraction as all ac-
counts declare the McVicker production OF shake
speare'S "Midsummer Nights Dream" to be- This
fantastic and delightful Concert of the great dra-
nattst has not been enacted In Washington In
many years. and the fact that IL is to be presented
on the local stage now with elaborate anu artist.
calIy painted scenery. and with its musical feat
ureS nttnSly developed, Will increase the interest
III It's revival Most glowing accounts OF the rich
ness OF the mounting are given by those who have
seen the representation in Baltimore OF this work
The moving panorama, voyage through Fairy
Land. IL Is promised, Will be the finest spectacle
ever witnessed here. The musical portions OF the
production are in the hands OF LILY Post, Carrie
Daniels and other Capable people, and Adam Itzel,
IT,, directs the orchestra. TAe dramatic cast Is
good one. including WIN. Morris, Ed. j. Henley
Harriet Ford and Katharine AivOr1.
NATIONAL THgATER.-Some entirely novel feat
ures are promised In the minstrel entertainment
10 De given by Thatcher, Primrose and Vests
troupe at the National Theater next week. The
first part Will be SfaSespearean In character in.
PRODUCING the leading members OF the troupe in
the characterize 1ouchsione, Romeo the Dromios,
EdtstGr, Otheito. benedict, sc. There will be
the usual vocal features by TLomas lie Mack,
the Clipper quartette, W. Henry Whyte, Arthur
johnson, j. z. Curran, and others Another new
feature are the Brothers Byrne In a unique
spsciaity act.
HARRIS BrJoU TuEArER-Manager Harris will.
next week, oner his patrons a melodramd, which
comes wei recommended II Is called "PeacOn
Lights and has been well received In Boston aud
other cities. IL Is four acts. the scenes being
laid IN Mexico and the Western states.
t0R THE BENEFIT OF YELLOW FEyER SCFPERERs
Attention Is again called 10 the concert for the
tenent Of The yellow lever sufferers, which Will
take pace at Congregational church On Wednes-
day evening next, under the direction or Mr. Carl
Stoesing, the vlolinisI Tickets will be placed on
sale al Ellis on Monday.
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Do You

have that extreme tirsd feeling languor without sp-
petite or strength impaired digestion and general
FEELING of misery IT 10 impossible to described Hoods
sarsspsrila il wonderful medicine for creating an
appetite promoting Digestion and tonins up The whole
system giving strength and activity in place of weak
ness and debility. Be sure to get Hoods.
II take hoods Sarsaparla every year - tonic with
most satisfactory results I recommend Hoods sar.
sspariIa to all who have thar miserable tired feeling
@. PA.axIKn. $40 Bridge street Brooklyn, NY.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold By al druggists Ell six for g. Prepared only
by c. L HOOD 4 CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass
s 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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Improvement Notes at the Center
Market.

THE CENTER MARKET AGRICULTURu Machinery
AND MERCANTILE COMPANY.
The directors OF the Washington Market Co. have
been for some time considering proposition from
the a0ove-named company, which is understood to
embrace leading manufacturers and dealers I'm
farming and other kinds OF machinery, seeds and
hardware and Fertilizers for a long lease OF their
large, commodious and very eligible hall over the
0th-street wing OF the Center Market.
The proposition IL understood 10 DC to substan-
liy,dupiicate the Quincy Hall Agricultural Ma
ehinefy, seed and Frrtiiizing Estabushment over
tine market In Boston, from which the country con-
tisdoas 70 tne national capital Can be supplied
ulrect from the manufacturers, as New England Is
supplied from Boston, at manufacturers prices
POWER can easily be supplied 10 this 9th street
Center Market Hall, and all kinds OF machinery
including models OF patentabe machinery put In
operation there, thus giving Washington a perma-
nent exhibit OF new machinery and the thou ands
or Iruiers who market hay, corn ana all their va
rious products at the national capital opportunity
70 purchase from manufacturers and tirst hands
farming utensils seeds and fertilizers thus saving
an enormous pront heretofore realized by middle
men.
Tae main entrance to this machinery hall is a
VIDE iron stairway at the corner OF 9th and Ii
streets south, OF sufficient height ana width TO
draw up and let down with wei,-adjusted puiieys
the heaviest and largest farm machinery, wagons
and carriages or every description This main en-
trance fronts and Is contiguous TO the long lines
OF tarmers' and producers teams standing three
between 9Th and 10th streets; an elevator for
handling small machinery, iron and heavy arti-
SACS couutctS Win the nail on the east side, also
stairway IN the eastern tower and a coinmodious
passenger elevator IA the western tower or the
ysl street wing, together with the iron passage
Way from pennsylvania avenue, renders this spa
Sious agricultural and machinery market ware
/ posed use
Inc arcade over the wholesale stores, containing
one nundfeo rentable spaces for the light goods
anu hover trade and all kinds OF miscellaneous
ppsfSaainoising, which Is reached directly from
aSnnss asaaa avenue by the iron passageway anu
ANS, thus connecting every portion OF this
aa nm mart, win soon be ready Tor occupancy,
| stands are being placed In position.
/ Inc Peoples Parcels Delivery Co is making ar
IanseMents 10 establish an once In the wholesale
market row, where they Will receive marksr IN :.
kets and al kinds OF parcels purchased at the
| crate rate. WY n'Se-
| The parcel company viii also receive te,enhone
| anu teieKrepn messages from housekeepers and
promptly attend 10 purchasing and dehyerinv air
articles taus ordered from any market dealer. re-
| leving housekeepers from placing their orders
| personally In inclement weather or from ofner
| reasons desired. we
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

PRoTxcTIoN.-we claim that we 40 protect our
customers In the prices OF Furniture, Carpets,
Bedding and Upholstery Goods Our prices are
guaranteed. We make no pretense WITH flaming
embellishments 10 sell gold dollars for half their
value We only ask you TO cali, see our new stock
and In every purchase receive square dealing.
SfxGl gTOS FLETCHER
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

SUGGESTION AS TO PROSPECT AvENUE-There
are SOME citizens here OF the opinion that the dirt
that is being hauled to the dump at the foot OF
street from the Prospect avenue Improvement
should be used In filling the hollowS at the head
or Prospect avenue, thereby making q roadway
connecting with tine Conduit road.
WANTED TO BE SENT TO THE WORKHOUsR.-James
Dean, young man who recently served q twenty
days term In the workhouse, visited the police
station last night and requested the officer In
charge 70 send hun down TO the workhOuse again.
HIS request was complied with.
NOTEs--Warren Riggs, cOlOred, for asSaulttng
Jonn Lacey yesterday, was required to leave SO
collateral at the station last MghI.-The shade
trees on many OF the thoioughfares have been
trimmed, anording more nghI-Mrs. Catherine
Clements relict OF the late John Clements, is lying
very Ill al her residence on South street.
1EAPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z
a HL-Great Falls, temperature, Go; condition
receiving reservoir, temperature, II; condi-
tlon ut north connection, 5; condition az south
connection, -; distributing reservoir, Iempera-
ture W; condition at tnfiuent gate-house, o; con-
dition at effluent gate-hOuse 81 High TIDE in the
river to-day at AIS p. M; low tide aG 1858 pm.
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FALL Gas ffxrUREs-S. s. Shedd Bro, Az etn
St n W. our stock Is now replete with beautiful
Gas Fixtures OF new and elegant design, and at
prices that defy competition. Our assortment EN-
braces the latest and most artistic wrougnt-lron
Chandeliers, Brass Gas Fixtures, Hail Lights,
Brackets, Gas Globes and Shades OF every variety
and color. s. s Shedd 6 Bro. AZ 9Th 81.
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Killed by q Fall.

A WASHINGTON MAN WHOSE BODY WAS SENT FROM
PHILADELPHIA WITHOUT EXPLANATION.
The remains OF Dennis ONeil, q butcher, who
lived at I'd and streets northwest, arrived here
two days ago from Philadelphia, where he died on
the 10th inst O'Neil left here early in the sum-
mer and has been working in Atlantic City. His
body was sent here by Philadelphia und -rtaker
but his relatives were not advised OF the ctrchm-
stances attending his death until yesterday about
the time the funeral took place. The deceased
had cut over his eye and brulse on the back Of
his head, which led his friends 10 suppose that he
had been murdered, but about the uine the funeral
occurred letter was received from baker who
had worked with O'Neil In Atlantic City. He gave
the Information that Dennis death was due TO q
TALL which the deceased had IN Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia Press, referring to the case
says: IAN Inquest by the coroner yesterday In
the case OF Dennis ONeil, thirty-iive years, Of
Washington, d. c., who died In cell in the third
district police station on Monday, discovered the
TACT that death was due TO hemorrhage OF the
brain produced by q fracture OF the skull. Two
witnesses testified TO having seen the man fall
which accounts for the fracture"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

EoR RENT-ON Or ABOUT OCTOBER Is. That
e desirable new Brick Building. contsininy eisht
kind of retail business situated northwest
corner l4lh It and Rhode lslAnd ave. NV. In sllev
between 18th and 18th and X and l. sta n ~ two
large stables: SIS csch. J. McI. D0DSON, lx25 Il
Ut. NV. aux5-2m
INOR RENT-l0OS NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. ak
I rooms; Al modern improvements Apply ct 1901
New HamrehiIe ave- ueS-eclm
Il Apply to }. J. sHEDD. 1907 Rhode islznd ave-
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ASTONISHING. how blazing advertisements vii,
close out old stock.
As the fall Is upon us and having lust completed
my line FOR the fall trade an invitation is extended
10 friends that have shared their patronage with
me, and 70 those that contemplate purchasing 10
visit my warerooms that are now ready for busi-
ness Ny stock Is complete, all OF the very best
makes for style, quality and nish prices Included.
we lead Competition can't follow. Furniture
complete In all It's branches. Don't forget the
place. BKErTBARrH's Odd Fellows Hall,
TN st. NV.
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M. FULLY, Auct
EOLEY, Auctioneer.

will sell the balance Of Mrs. Max weyrs stock COM
mencing SAL UkDAY, at SEVEN p. NJ, at Store No.
DAY. SEVENrEENIH, at TEN O'CLOCK A. M The
stock consists as follows full line of Laces Zephyr
Worsted, Embroidering silk. Stamping Naterial
Braids Hosiery, Hamburg Edgng, Ladies' Underwear,
Gloves, JeWelry, Brushes. ewing Silk, Towels and
Napkins. Ribbons. Silk Garter Webbing Gent Under
wear Pearl Buttons. Velvet Ruching and many other
articles too numerous to mention.
Ladies will do well by attending this sale m the
goods will he sold without reserve seiS-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

HAIs for fall OF lSSS-The Youman's, Miller and
Dunlap styles OF nne ana medium quality Derbys
and soft Hats now opening. X. &. Lewis Son,
Ian New York avenue, near 18th street. Also
some pretty new Tecks and fourth Hands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

Do Non FORGET for Bargains in Furniture, ana
remember no old stock or shOddy goods
At BREITBARTHs, odd Fellows Hall,
Ttl. Sc. u. ~.
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NOR lighthouses.
Il Skat'gR'k, N.Y.av. $500
HE 10th st. NV. tfur.)
lIr......................SO
ZIG Conn. av. 11r. .S3.3a
1892 Z st. NV, tfur.,
lor. 81
1916 Sunderland Pi.. lOr75
1887 l. st. W., 12r....-1J
FL A Ct. Sc. l3s; Ia
l742 + St NV. l2r. 20
Sig 10th st NV. l1r..65
2S2O p st. NV. 10r. sc
1906 g st. n. w., . RS. =. 5C
9l9 H st. u. W.. Sr. 90
1446 Q st. NV. Sr......45
2Q5 u st. n. W., Tor. "A
1919 Corcoran st. .11r- IA
15l5 Both u. W.. lar. 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

ALL HorsEKEEPEKs should read Moses & sons
advertisement In this paper OF bargains IN mouse
furnishing goods.
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jules LANsBpRsH 80 9Th ST., opens Monday
morning with a complete new line OF Sarpels
and Furniture at his usual low prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

EXAMINE prices OF Carpets and Furniture at
julius Lansburyh's, 3l5 9TH ST., before buying.
CoRsErs, hoopskirts, bustleS. NC. wHELAy, 120o F
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How TO KEEP WARM.-Why, its easy enough! II
you buy JOhnsOn's steel Plate Warm Air Furnace.
Every one guaranteed.
A, :. JOHNSON. I2i0 9th st. NV
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Mr.. Giii's Narrow Escape.
RE n SAVED PROM DROWNING BY A GALLANT LIFE


Mr.. Delaney W. GIL, OF the Geological Survey.
had narrow escape from drowning Thursday az
Low Moor, y. j., where he has been visiting rela-
tives He went bathing In the surf, and was car
ned out by an underIow beyond the breakers.
The son OF Mr.. Rhodes, OF Low b ach, who FIRST saw
the struggling man, CALAMITY swan out ana handed
Dim HE prt~eTyer Then, the New York Herald
IN us account OF the occurrence. says Mr.. Rhodes
went ashore again, where he met Harrison NJ West
OF Tine Monmouth Beach Llfe-Savlng Corps who
was making his round. Looking out beyond the
pfeaders. they saw that MI. Gill, IN spite OF the
LIE preserve, was making little progress toward
the Snort anu seemed 10 De In great distress, d.
NesSinS hiGiSH CT his outer ciOtniny West in
stantly picked Up another life pre5erysr and one
emo OF long rope, ana swan out 10 Mr. GIll's as
slstance- The other emo o: the rope WAS held by
Two men, VINO had joined Mr.. Rhodes on the shore
Inc breakers were coming ia heavily and bur-
dened as he was. the brave nfe-sayer had bard
work Ia reaching The drowning man. Succeeding
~ leh&th Ia reaching lin, lie attached the rope 10
him, Sgnaled 70 those ashore and the men pulled
him IN vita a WILL Had II not been for Nests
gallant action Mr.. Gill could not lon,, have held
out The breakers were heavy and the current
strong. and lac was 80 much exhausted when
reached that lie was almost On the point OF arowa-
Ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

julius LlNsBuRGH opens on Monday large line
OF Window HangiDgs. The specially VIII be a
Turcoman Curtain at So so per pair.
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A dispatch from Belvidere N. l.. states that I'm
oroer W restore harmony In the fourth Congress-
1onai district Messrs. Fowler ana ROe-Uorn OF
whom have becn nominated for Congress- nv Fac
lions OF The democracy-will be nreysiled unnn
TO step aside, and 4 new man VINO can suit h1th
factions will be uominated ~
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FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS

I,oR sALE-TRICYCI.E soCIABLE sTlLE. IN
splendid condition. with chAir-seHt IA front fsy
chld. best In the city good reason fsr
selling. Address n D.. Star once 1t
I>oR sALE-A No 1 SADDLE on DRTyiNa
II horse sound and gentle: no further use for hiIa
Also two show ca-es walnut-top aud nrtuIss
ket .el5-.sts
I,oR sALE-A GOOD SUBSTANTIAL DAYTON
Magon tbest make) cost si40, Will sell for o. a.
COSTELLO TALbkhT. Undertaken. 35 q ST N. =.