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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-25
Excufsien - Lower California
Mexico,

Leaves Los Angeles on Monday
morning February 26, at "a. NJ, via
San Pedro, connecting with the Pa
cific Coast Steamer, Pueblo. arriving
at San Diego same evening. Leaving
San Diego on following morning with
the international Co. Steamer, Mon
serratt, calling at the Ports Of Ense-
NADIA, San Corlas, San Quintin and
the famous Hot Springs of Punta
Banda. Round trip tickets only $l3.
Good for so days. For information
apply to RUSSELL & MANNING,
"a South Fort st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-25

Have your watch repaired by first
class watchmakers, at Quarre &
MauIdin's jewelry establishment, 2ll
South Spring street, near Third.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-25

Moved my dental Office to SO South
Main street, over Meyberg's Crystal
Palace Store.
R. G. CUNNINGHAM, Dentist.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-25
Hay for Sale.

Four hundred tons wire bale barley
hay, at Ell Monte. H. A. Unruh, 81
North Spring street, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-25
Axrewheaa Wef gprfnrs.

No fog or frost; best accommodation.
Mad. mineral and vapor bsthe. Forenoon
train 70 ean Bernardino; stage to Springs.
Phydcian, 2. 0. and telephons. Address
lsllanaGer."
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-25

AS this is the finest and most desirable property
offered in Monrova and is designed for handsome homes,
there lots less than acre. and of them
are and two acres each.
Inasmuch there have been innumerable inquiries
about this choice property has been decided to offer all
of the lots, only about 60 in number, day. at
PUBLIC AUCTION, with prices attached, permitting
the public to fix their prices. The sells the
property without except one lot upon which he
wishes to build handsome residence and for this he will
bid same any other purchaser
You buy the land with its unrivaled location and
get the sunshine the health giving climate and the mag
nifcent views for nothing,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-25
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, GEORGE c. HARDIN,

400 TEMPLE sTREzT CoRNER GRAND WIN
"a rim va sRa nssS sos e
2';I: e. 1e ~ 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

The London Graphic has come 20 the sensible
conclusion, after Eliminating on the subject for
some years. that the evening newspaper Is the
Journal OF the future IL 1nds that the increase OF
steam and electric facilities within the last forty
years has raised the evening pr IS rom a subor-
dinate 70 q commanding position 1t observes also
that the habits OF the people have changed In the
direction OF more steady occupation and less les-
ure; 50 that In the natural course OF things we
may expect 70 witness the shrfnkage OF the MORN
ing paper and the expansion OF the evening paper
IN size as the evening Is the time when everybody
has most time 20 spare while In the morning IL is
Necessary 10 down ones reading 70 the narrow.
est possible space.
But our London cotemporsry loses sight OF one
very important factor Ia the growth OF the even
Ing newspaper and that Is the actual improve
ment OF IT'S contents The time was when the
syening print was but a second table, as it WERE
spre id with the odds and ends LEFT over from the
morning meal All that ischanged now. 1t Is the
evening paper which publishes In brief but palat-
able form the news OF the current day. and leaves
TO It's morning nelghbor the task OF making
the cold viands acceptable 10y artful regarnish.
ing. II Is fact that nearly everything
Of importance IN the days activities takes place
IN season for publication In the evening paper
The business Of tn exchanges; the sessions OF
egiSiative bodies; the great parades and public
.eremonialS; the chief changes in the current OF
mercantile and commercial affairs: the transac.
ions OF the courts: these and many other matters
Ike them are the occurrences OF broad daylight.
The theaters the halls and the police stations are
nearly all the resources left for the night news
gatherer 70 draw upon, now tn at the evening paper
equipped with abundant capital and we'll nigh
perfect machinery, and commanding the services
Of the cleverest journalists, is able to handle
everything that legitimately falls 10 Its share.
The Graphic Is quite right In recogniz ng the revo-
luton that has quietly taken place: but 1t errs In
ITS assumption that the revolution has been &C.
complished by external forces over which the
evening press has exerted no direct control
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

St Dominic's Church is very influential in South
Washington Naturally that church does not
Wish 70 have railroad tracks laid by the side OF It.
IN street Retention OF the tracks on Maryland
and Virginia avenues. unless they are sunk that
travel can flow over them. Is also thoroughly
Objectionable to all South Washington, and
reasonably 40 In view OF the damage which the
railroad In Its occupation OF these avenues has
done TO that section. Among the most absurd
pretenses In behalf OF the Baltimore and Potomac
Is that which ascribes the rse OF values In South
Washington during the years since the railroad
has INSTRUCTED II othe presence OF that obstruc-
tion. regardless OF the fact that land In other
sections OF the city equally unpromislng in ap-
pearanee when the railroad came has, with the
general growth OF the city. increased in value
many times faster. This argument IS palpably
the production Of the same mind that pictures the
tracks. II and en-ines on the mall hei -hten.
ing its picturesque beauty on the ground that
true estheticism demands variety.
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E E 4 F; &C. g 4 HI :: ::
FOR FRIDAY, FEBRuARY 10.

FOR FRIDAY. FEBRuARY 10.
Ferty-three BARGAINS have been advertised in
The STAR this week, an average Of fourteen each
evening. These BARGAINS have attracted other
than regular pasrons and the Palas Royal has been
crowded. in spite Of rainy days The BARGAIN
LISTS are pasted ON the-show window Of No. Ills
Pennsylvania aven.e.
You will notice the BARGAIN LISTS Of Monday
Tuesday. and Wednesday comprised goods from
alanost every department in the house. We make IN
exception this evening" because Of the arrival Of
SPRING IMPORTATION OF UMBRELLAS, and no,
becsuse We have none other to mention.
FOR LADIES.
ored and black and white Innings. Prices,
S1.4S. s1.6S, sl.S9, s21O. $3.50.
No. 45-sUN UMBRELLAS All silk. natural wood
handles S16S ard 81. 10 each.
No. 4e-sUN UMBRELLAS. All Silk finely shaped
ebony handles. s2.6s. So 10. 1888 each.
No. 47-sUN UMBRELLAS. All Silk. handles Of nat
ural WOOD covered with oxydized silver
very beautiful novelty. 81 30 and 81 IS
No. 4S-sUN UMBRELLAS. All Silk, white and col.
ored celluloid handles. new shapes. s2.10,
S2.4S. 8a4S.
No. 49-SUN UMBRELLAS. All Silk horn and tor.
toise-shell handles. Only e2.4s.
No. 5o-sUN UMBRELLAS All k.warranted ster-
ling silver handles new and beautiful de-
sigma e3.es.
No. 5l-sUN UMBRELLAS. All SILK. cut crystal han.
dies, all coors- $2.4S.
No. 52-sUN UMBRELLAS. All SnH, l4-karat gold
handlea Only S4.4s each.
No. 53-RAIN UMBRELLAS 26-inch PARAGON
frames. covered with genuine "aloria
cloth. Sl.5O each
n. B.-The genuine "Gloris," being mixture
Of silk aud WOOL will not crack in wear. The
imitation Gloria" being chiefly cotton. will
discolor and split.
No. 54-RAIN UMBRELLAS. 26-inch genuine "olo.
ria" with sterling silver and rolled gold
handles. S2.20.
No. 55-RA1N UMBRELLAS. 26.inch genuine 'Glo-
ria" silver crook handles. Only s2.48 each
No. 5s-RA1N UMBRELLAS 2s-inch All Silk. i'm.
ported natural wood handles. s2.4s. 90. 10.
No. 57-RAlN UMBRELLAS. 26-:nch Ali Silk. gold
and silver handles, new styles. s275,
S31O. s3.S5. s43S.
No. 5s-RAIN UMBRELLAS. 26-inch All Silk ster.
ling silver and IA. karat gold crook handles.
s5-25, $3.50.
FOR MEN.
The 26inch.frame Umbrellas quoted above are often
used by gentlemen. Those quoted below have 2Sinch
and 30.inch Paragon frames.
No. 59-RA1N UMBRELLAS Genuine GLORIA" nat.
ural sticks, all one piece 81 IS.
No. 60-RAIN UMBRELLAS Genuine GLORIA gold
and sterling silver handlts, many style .
Only $2.48 each
No. 01-RAIN UMBRELLAS Of Silk manufactured
expressly for Umbrellas, and, being oil
boiled, will not split in wear, do the ord
nary silks. Natural wood sticks. s29S
1888.
Nc. GRAIN UMBRELLAS. All Silk. gold and silve,
handles. 1895.
No. GRAIN UMBRELLAS. All Silk. kara. gold
and sterling silver crook and other fancy
handles. 1915, SO 49, 50 25, s1o
u Gentlemen will find in advertisement in lowe,
half of this column mention Of other bargains fol
them at the
F. F. 4 : + E. 4 ! f :: :: ::
it So 7 4 F f., N
ill.,. 111s PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV.
70 A. L1SNER Proprietor
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FRrDAr. Fen. 1OrH. RExsAsr d.,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE


BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
The inclement weather early in the week gave the
desired Opportunity Of placing stocks in order.
callink out Remnants &C. and the judicious shopper
eain lots to b offered tomorrow, As We are exertns
extra efforts to effect the entire disposal Of al strictly
winter goods, remnants. odds and ends. &c.
odd SIZES" IN JERSEYS
We have overhaued the Jersey stock. taxing there
from all lines Of which have not all Sizes and shall
oner them at unusually low Remnant prices, In order
to dispose of them this Friday.
Misses Black Pleated Jerseys size %.
and A.
:, Htoc ....'...SA'''
Black Braid-Trmmed Jerseys, size 80.
mrtuisr fnce &aOo
-@~.oo
odd SIZES IN HOSIERY.
White lines broken In sizes 8 pairs Fleece-lined
Cotton Hose. black. sizes 8 and ~ Gray sire 8.
Unbleached size 81.
Regular Price SOC
ieinnhnt frlce .31Sc
pairs ladies' Unbleached Isle Thread Hose. opers
length. sizes.
'Sc
9rairs Chldrens' Navy Blue Ribbed Cotton Hose
size T.
neeuSr
Aehi"~nt frice Tor DUO
'"oDD SIZES" IN GLOVES.
s Pairs in Ladies' g. But Black Real Kid Gloves
size 5k.
hesniar Price A
neHhant' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOU
Pairs Ladies' 4-But Tan Kid Gloves, emb. back
sizes y and 6k
Regular Price. @ u. ..
remnant Price Observation-Disclosures. 1jc
3 Fairs Ladies' g. But. Black Mous-Suete Gloves
size 81.
Regular Price . al sc
Pairs Ladies' 4-But Real Kid Gloves in Brown,
and Grays, sizes 5k aud OK
rice
nemnant Frlce. .........-.............-.... La
INFANTS DEPARTMENT "REMNANTs"
Infants Basket. lined with Swiss, trimmed with
ribbon. slightly faded
REGULAR Price As Sc
Remnant" Price. Observation-Disclosures. . 90
Infants or Child's Plush Caps in Seal Brown and
Gendarlne larTe ribbon bow. aud strings
Regular Price. sc
Chill ren's Checked Elder Down Goats, ribbon bel,
and bow.
Regular Price,. S5 sc
Remnant" Price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 OF
Aprons-3 Children's Fine Lawn Mother Hubbard
Aprons
Regular Price ~
Remnant" Pr ce so,
Child's Fine Nsnsook Apron.
REGULAR Pric . Al 0C
Remnant Price. 80,
Chidren's High Neck and Long Sleeve Aprons
collar and cuffs OF embroidery.
nes rlics .Ol
AeAuau' Free DO
tSecond Floor.)
SATIN WALKING SKIRTS.
Cardinal Satin Walking Skirt. quilted all over il
honey comb design.
nehinan' 5Ol
"ODD SIZES" IN CoRSETS
10 Ladi s. White French Coutil Corsets excellen,
shape and perfect fittings size Is. 20, 81, and
"a inch.
i1dant Luz
Childrens Cord d Corset Waists, slightly soiled
size %
heN "i"i Soc
Remnant Price Soc
(Seeond Iloor)
SHORT LENGTHS" GOODS.
Short Lengths in the diff ercnt Departments will &C
to the fore Friday. Money he saved in seectins
ashort piece OF Dress Goods, Black Goods, Silks Vel
vets Colt rs. Sheetings Flsnnels. Linens Ginghams
Crashes. Towellings Canton Flannels Curtain Ma
teras Raw Silks, Cretonnes. &c We necessarily have
an end left of almost every of good buy We
cannot afford to let them accumulate 50 the price
cut as an inducement.
upopwApn 4 r orupnp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

1t seems hardly likely. from the beginning made,
that the walking match now In progress In New
York Will equal In interest or achievements the
one OF May. 1854. when Patrick J. Fitzgerald broke
the record with a clean six hundred and ten miles
in six DAYS IL was hoped, by most humane per-
sons that this variety OF popular entertainment
had had It's day and gone. The fever for II reached
Its height In 1881 wnen the city OF New York alone
had nine great contests In twelve months in which
the weeks scores ranged from i've hundred and
tventy-three 70 i've hundred and seventy-three
rileA But the chirp OF the champion pedestrian
VIII probably be heard. like that Of the ravaging
locust at least once in seven years hereafter. We
should be thankful he troubf& US only at such
wide Intervals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09
CusroM Sz1srs

u NCLAIMED OUSTOM SHIRTS
The uncalled for custom-msde shirts have met With
ready sale. About ons.third Of the lot lett worse
broken In sizes and quaint Dies than ycu can
strike your size you get the best shirt for 81
bought
Shirts. size Is open In from. plain
Quality, u so. Price now, a,
Madezto-order Shirts, size 10, open in back boz.
plated bosom, three eyelets sleeve 81 y in
Quality, so. Price now, ol.
Msds.to.order Shirt sse lS3S opeiS in bach Main
bosom, three ., elsts, sleeve 81 y In
GUILTY. q so. Price now, q.
4 Msde-to-order shirts, size 15j& open In hack
plated BOSOM. three eyelets sleeve 32k IN
Qua ity, also. Price now o..
Msde-to-O Order Shirt size IL, open in front box.
plated bosom. three sysasts sleeve 81 inchss Qualify
oXade.t Order Shirt, size Ia, OMEN In bacr bor.
plated 1o.om tire syslst sissvss 81 inshss Qaay
q H;ds.to-ordsr Shirt. .i.s IGN plain bosom. open
Al so. Price now 81
Nsds-to-Ordsr shirts, sise l6b, opsu In b.ck.
plated bosom. two eyelets. slsevss 32k fnchss
msds.so order SHIRT siss l6k, plated bosom. Oman
ol.6o. Price now u.
(rirst Floor: 1013 r 1t. snesance.,
WOODWARD LOfHRoP.
Dor. 11th end "a aw
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED To PURCHASE A HOUSE FROM
w 5000 Ia sa5oo. nv. ne and lots. must he
cheap for cash Address Box 40. star office. FIST
PROM OWNERS. HOUSES
" spd Lots for cash purchasers. Any property
placed with will be literally advertised at
rsnse henis collected. Estates manaleL Insurance
enected HOLLAND THOMPSON. 1913 4. Adloin-
INK sun Building lel3
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F F. = f e. e. 4 4 =
II ssSs
i ssss
Ii ssss
TIT n BEE
HH z,
T HI ZEE
TIT NM NM FEE
5 f E $AFH f

&C.,
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
AT PRICES NOT WORTH MENTIONING.
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Were al2a Friday, 35c.
Lot OF Jersey Once Coats We're $3.50. Friday.
few left Of those Ell 50 Laundered Dress shirts:
sizes, II and l7ts only Friday, Soc Your last chance
ART EMB OIDERY DEPARTMENT.
, I Lot Of Stamped Linen splasherA pretty designs
/ Lot OF medium size MiIkmaid Stools We're 15c.
Friday. iOc.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
To-. e Lnoleu% Mats s,; WsT C &c T Esday &c
Friday. &C. yard.
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
and Soe Of Fs
Lc, Of Flersncs Band Mirrors French plate glass.
JEWELLERY DEPARTMENT.
Lot Of Gents sleeve Buttons Were Soc Friday. 15c.
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
Lot Of Mohair and silk Marabout Trimmings.
Worth 6os. 70 si.50 yard. Friday, choice 26c q
/ Lot Of 40-inch Black Silk Chantilly Flouncinss
Worth 81. 80 yard. Friday. S5c yard
BUTTON DEPARTMENT.
tai sgslss Mere S 70 70 F "a Fa.
LADIES' NECKwEAR DEPARTMENT.
Of Fine Ruchines. with gilt aud silver effects.
wpI e, .Se oyEs B.. F ss Were ss ss y'r Friday
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT
! Lot Of 45ineh lored Founcinss- Worth 81 to
IS yard Friday, SOC. Q yard.
/ .-ot Of Cambria and Swiss White FlouncnRs CAS-
inch) Worth sl75 yard. Friday CSC yard
LACE DEPARTMENT.
Lot of 45-inch Oriental Fl uncinga Worth Soc
TO IN yard Friday, 25c. yard
i Lot Of Plat Val Flouncinss Worth e1.4S yard.
Friday, 81 yard
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
Lot Of Seal Brown Satin. Regular price 35c Fri.
day. Csc. yard.
4 Lot of 1914 Bleached Sheets Slightly soiled).
Were 75c. Friday, 69c.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
Lot of Childrens Black Hose; sizes 8 to IN. Reg
ular price 25c. Friday, 15c. pair.
Lot of Infants Wool Hose In colo 9 and stripes.
Regular price CSC. Friday. 9 pair for 25c.
VALENTINES
In order to close out stock of Valentines. of
which have the largest and finest collection in the
CITY. We will make SPECIAL PRICES FOR RED
TICKET DAY.
N R-For other items see our advertisement under
the Ladies' Goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

II Is to be hoped that Colonel Fred. Grant. IL he
accepts the editorship OF a magazine, Will not
suffer the fate OF other persons OF distinguished
name who have dabbed in that sort or thing
within the last few years-notably Miss Rose
Elizabeth Cleveland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

Another murder by burglars emphasizes the fact
that these malefactors go 10 their work ready 70
XIII as well as rob, and calls attention 70 the neces
Sty OF severer penalties for their crime. Every
burglar Is murderer in intent, II a natural con-
tingency shall arise, and should be punished as a
would-be murderer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

The English conservatives lock I'D opposing
members OF parliament under their brutal coercion
act, as construed and applied by their thick and
thin adherents. and now propose, it is said TO ex
pei these victims Of the coercion act from paria-
ment because they have been thus locked up. An
exceed ngIy ingenious way to preserve parlia.
menrary majority!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09
E Es$ + : ) ) HH NJ IN s ssss
BBBs - UUUP INN ssss -

nNE OF THE GREATEST JOBS OF THE Sc son.
= : o.
1850 dozen Finest -Four. ply Linen Standing Col
lars. 10 styles. sizes 13, A. 144 at so cents per
dozen sizes u. 15Js l6, 164. II. In, 49, 1Sh, 10
NJ - cents per dozen.
These soods ar as fine as can be bought anywhere at
any Price. Cali and be convinced. BRANCH BALTI-
MORE SHIRT FACTORY. 1907 F st. NV. 1895
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

Under DATE OF NOVEMBER Is. 1887 FROM
OChilcothe. Ohio. lady, formerly OF hi. city
snts; : nov year since commenced usirig
CTystAl Discovery. have moved since then TO tails
plsce. Ay a. that time q bad WAY falling
With fesrfa rapittY indeed feared entire bsldns-s
With many mis- WINS then bought the FIRST bottle Of
Clysta DiseOVsxy. but 10 my sre-s de isht IL worked
wonders shortly after NY hair stopped falling aud
have abundance asain and in rood conditiOa.
and Mt gray hair ~ be seen" mas certainly Is
GIL Mt test mOgy. and deserves publication A NAT.
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MANIFESTATIONS.

VNANTED-BY A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN
w situation as cook; will assist in washing thor
onghIy understands bookings hrst-class references.
l01 Kstn.w. It,
M ANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS
w wants position as foreman or clerk in llyery
furnish the highest references Address LIVERY,
Star office f9-2t'
AZ ANTED-A SITUATION AS BARKEEpER. BY
tons bartender Inquire 239 New Jersey ave f92'
WANTED =, EMPLOYMENT BY AN EXPERT
nesd and aar.ss EGs SIT
Alexandria. Va f9-2t'
wv ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE EXPERIENCED
n rsssx ctv as e sa
S ofac sASN''S ' references "0a'e'' " IT, tar
XVANTED-A POSITION AS TYPEWRITER. CAN
ABILITY
IVANTED-DICk's AGENCY HAS FIRST CLASS
w Cooks, chamberInaids. waltresses laundresses.
and boys, with city references 6l3 eth St f92t'
w ANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
W for Cooks. Chamberinaids. Waitress. laundress
BUT sAMI ss w
XVANTED-BY A WHITE WOMAN (IRIsH A
w place 70 do general housework; good reterences
yVANTED-BY AN INTEILIG NJ YOUNG . r
man asms IL nes pysss to 90
sf
WANTEP.-A Young Man WANTS 4 POSITION
a
NNANTED-BY FINE YOUNG FRENCH GIRL
w 10 years Old situation and teacher
in good family Address J. b J.. Star ofce. FIST
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR WHITE AND COL
w ored men and women cooks maids, nurses, wait
ers housemen: other help in fsmies hotels, restau-
rants, &C. F. NJ BUkNHAM. 63o-632 stn NV
f4-6ts
MANIFESTATIONS FOR ALL KINDS OF
help free E snlSyss1 refsssPss sSs AND e
RENTING BUREAU, III 9th n W. till pm.
ja27- l2ts
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FOR SAIE--HOUSES.

=
J,oR SALE : MOST prsIRABLE l3Roos
6ges dwell no WITH .I,esd,d 70, sa,sinins ., -
1.s ,SOs ssy ss ' .s .fs 90
i ss,is i se .p ii ' ' es asf fA ~
I,0R sALE-A INV 10 ROOM BRICK DIV FLlINa
.. ,s IS s,, s sS b: :. r ss ssSo5 ard a.,
terms hey at iiiT ost = y gsr dsoru.xnx
l,oR sAiI-sxooo Will Buy q PhETrY CNEwl
= srict heuss ~ |. isshi0nsble ard ipgrovm sec.
@sR, and IN s,ss rs ss ,s ssss rss,
ss 81 !; STy .o0n'o biSfb .. sTosK. 500 81 S..
I>oR sAif--A Will BtILT rHREf STORY
pre.s BRICK front hous, e.st ssds llth 81 n Vs.
inquire S.is.iHl sSst 81 5000 ' So
Lon SALE : A ,THEEE-sroKr BRICK House
nas ss sas S. 9Ss sns ala ho
EeR sALE-INvEsTMENrs-I so FRkNEs OK
streei n W. hear lsth,en lot sex7s IS psr foos;
is:s, - nD-i WaiSAkEfkk' SS5sbxS YY.I7F.t
EoR sALE-Two HEAUTIrpL ,wkiL, BUILT
-. s. y Ss on. or all ss1 sic Ss %
PGfH Sf5iS "a So St Ssa Gf M, =
I'oR sALE-TINE RESiprS6E N oToRGf-
imrreyeIuents. n excellent order DOT 6exiso. THIS
S sTS T. Tx gSsPS S. rT rs ana
l,oR sALE-sPLESDIp NFw UNFINISHED
LIE aoGse ls,n .t near pSr.n, c.rSls. ~ ianss
sSe. l aHo Skiks iS ' sa ~. s s I'D
I,oR sALE-s2yo CASH. BALANCE -sl5 rER
price $1,000. Sply 20 Z .S'sw T Ts I'm
I,oR sALE-Two NEWLY. BrmT JBrISa PIN.
shed now siN-r ona Houses. bsy windows and all
asSer o c, ,aErS Hs pSr raS seon I
an the saiance On time 70 sui hsiSs mo s
oMNfh-" star Office. fs-2t.
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Nos. "2l5. ee1. and 2.ia Cleveland Aven
W. Est br. r., water and rHs, each -. Ell zoo
sE 2-;i 6Is~ cellar n. ~si.r ard sssescs. 81. zoo
Nos III. H. ls. -. 23. % aud 81 Deiiees 81
s-s, sasa -, =. . -- 81 200
NV. Est brs, concrete cellar, q ~. anl hath
az m lSt rs by 90 % sllsy each -. &C. zoo
brs 9 = water sas and esIh, each -: coo
la, 10, q BY i3i . alley ;. - =. sc75o
msp, is +: y scSS order ~., ssoo0
l&rs, furnace bath aud every COW .tieuce Csl
Sis SS S. each ssi sIs.soo
bath AZ aim m =, % ~ 20 - 1000
and bath lot is BY %. side ana Tssr Se $1,000
r. H. NAltNEh A CO,
I'm sl0 st ".
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LOST AND FOUND.

T osT-AT TIE coRcoRAN CADETS HOP LAST
~ night Go d-hezded Umbrella Party taxing &c
VIA obiiee by returning II 20 ". D. MOkkON. s.o ID
ST. NV. Also. sp UMBRELLA Left at hat-box party
have az by iden tlfyinH IT, Ia
r osT-TuEsDAY EVENING. FEB. :, IN CON-
IL sregstiona. church IN going from churce &c
rage, plain gold ring, with initials flnder W ~
he suitably rewsrded by calling az l7O 18Th st. nSs
osT--oN THE AFTERNOON OF FEBRUARY 3,
IL on III n st, bet Mas. ave aud y. h ave- q sold
unbrella handle. suitable reward VIII be g1ven AZ
returned TO l22s Ma ave IL
n osT-LEFT AT WRONG HOUSE By ONE or
~ our driver on 18th of Dec arm chair Any IN
formation OF as Whereabouts viii lie ecIAted by ".
Is. MOSES son. lltn and sts- fs-J
n OST-FEBRUARY TTH. on PENNSYLVANIA
IL ave-. let lth aud 9Th sta. red Pocket book cun
tanning silver $40 bill and about so IN change
Reward If returned ~ Star Once. fs-2s'
m osT-oN MONDAY NIGHT, GOING TO OR
~ coming fruIa tie National lhe4ter-a Garnet
Bracelet The hinder val be suitably Rewarded BY TO
turning il TO l725 H 81. nv. fs-S'
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Observation-Disclosures

EOR RENT-THIEE STALLS IN STABLE IN
a Cox's alle', 9th and 9TH and ID and SITS W,
Will taAe three horses to livery. Apply J. 4. VAR
MIL & sun, 10 and IL Wholesale How, Center Mar
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STORES.

I,OR RHINESTONE AND TEN-ROOM DWELL.
ing No. 1000 % n.w.. old established Grocery
sad Meat market fixtures or sale Inquire at 474 b
st ib-lm'
l,oR RENT-SToRE AND DWELLING Al 1886
Il 18th st NV. containing ID rooms, with all m. d.
ern mtrOyements. Inquire 1898 i4th st. all-ow.
1ToR RENT = BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE. 1902
Il 18th st., 20xSO IT.: concreted cellar size y
room dwelling above; lsrye brick stable. Also hne
store cor 18th and \. \. ave. JW. p MYEks.
jall-lms 142S New York