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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BoAID-TERMs MODERATE. LARGE
- shady grounds good water mllk and ice. For
Fauquier County, Virginia 1t
WANTED-A FEW MORE BoARDERs AT CITY
w, Hotel Boarding HOUSE Also a. inch see.pd-
town. Md. Frederick County. au4-lt.
CLAGETT MANSION, NEAR SILVER SPRING
~ station, Metropolitan Branch Baltimore and Ohio
board can be had Address Miss Nj. f. ANGEL. Clasett
Mansion. Brigntwood. ID. c. su4 -3t'
A FEW COUNTRY BoARDERs CAN BE ACCOM-
"A modated at the old H. att Mansion, fayetteville
Md GOOD table, plenty shade. large grounds. Terms
i=es- au4-3t.
4 FEW BoARDERs CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
"A at woodburn. stotrs station. Metropolitan Branch
Apply e Mrs. c. L. MARSHALL 2oi L St NV. ''''"'
CANNON HOUSE AND SUMNER BOARDING
T9 r., a Excellent table Low rates Address Z.
A rhw Of B2AEDERs Hd DESIRED NEAR M9UN
vegetables, milk and ice. Mile from r o. DAILY com
SIMPSON. Aide. Loudoun Co, Va au3-jt.
I,oREsT GLEN-TWo CoMMUNICATING ROOMS
$50 s0uthetn espos9re with board at CD pei Hlll
"A modated at the Windsor Mansion. near sugar Loaf
Mountain, FREDERICK County. Pure AR and water.
G. HENDRf, Urbanna- Md Hul St.
NNANTED-A FEW MORE BOARDERS FOR THE
w month OF August ana September, Hound
Hill at the foot of the Blue Ridge; nice house. good
spring, ice; milk .ruit. &c. Address &. W. MYERS.
Round HUI Loudonn County, Va jy3l-6t'
BOARD ON FARM. NORTH HILL CLARKE
ID County, Va. locality airy and delightful
Oe surpassed, write for circular {. NJ CASILEMAN,
Casteman's Ferry 7. o., Va. J.,6-eo.,mo
COUNTRY BOARD AT MI. PLEASANT. 3 MILES
Afrom Blue Ridge Mountain. 3 miles from Round
Hill station. 100 yards from the post office For par
tculars address A. + HI MPIkEl, FaNson I. o., Lou
don 60, Va je1O-wSs2m
GUNNER BOARDERS TAKEN AT PHILOMONT
- loudoun County, Va: Of the most elevated
and healhul sections Of Virginia abundance of shade
fruit, milk vegetables Sc.. dancing pavilion and
other amusemelts. For particulars address ID j.
TANENNER- my-Jw&s-3m
VILLA BELLEyUE, BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
III full view OF ocean. near Congress Hall lawn, yet
sufficiently retired to suit the refued taste Fstclass
table Address Miss l. MEEMS. Cape May. NJ.
jy26-2w'
GOOD COUNTRY BOARD: PLENTY OF SHADE.
" and near the water and hotel, !no children Al
dress Mrs. JOHN 5. OUHIHEk, Pney Point. p. o.,
St Mary's Co, Nd. tyl7-3w'
E,XCELLENT BOARD. GOOD ROOMS. FINE
IL chaly beate water; shade near mountains. river.
depot telegraph. &c. Terms: Per week. 10 SO: per
~, so to $50. A. L. AclNTURff, Prop strasburg,
Va. Je20-2m'
% NOMFORT RETREAT" PHYSICIANS POPU-
~ lar summer resort in the mountIins of Mary
land (near Harper's Ferry, advantages uneKcelled
W. M CLARK. Keep Tryst. Washington Co. Md. Ie2-3n
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WANTED-LOTS.

VVANTED-To BUY ONE OR TWO DFsIRABLY
w located lots suitable for subdivision and Improve
ment good lot with q small house on 1t would do
Address BU ILDER, p. o. Box 572. su4-3ts
WAN1ED-REAL ESTATE-To LEASE OR PUR-
w chase a lot between and I, 18th and goth SITS.
n end of lot must be At least 90 feet square,
Address LOT" Star office au2-3t
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

V,oR KENT-oFFICE ROOMS IN NO. 1903 PA
II ave, adding Mes Riggs Co, bankers. Apply
TO HILL JOHNSTON 73S 18th St NV. Aui-lw
NOR RENT - VERY ATTRACTIVE OFFICE:
splendid location tor real estate business 02 4th
st NV Apply to L. c. GUTTER o.
au4-3t' 1423 st.
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TT WALKER SONS 2O4 10TH STREET n W.
81 1870. Psper, Fire Brick and Clay, Ok
Lime. Clements. Charcoal Pitch.
s126 keits. PULP. &c.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WANTED = SITUATIONS FOR WHITE AND
w co'ored chant ermaids, nurses. COOKS pastry
COOKS kitchen hands. hosters housenen clerks &c 7;
cities, country and resorts y. NJ BURNHAM ESQ and
632 II st NV. au4-6ts
VVANTED - DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS
w maids waitress laundress. sesmstrpss nurses
family and resorts. AL city references Sl3 9TH 81 n
". au4-7t'
WANTEp-sITUATIoN AS CITY SALESMAN
w for wholesale candy manufacturer Good refer-
snce and fair trade 70 begin. Address CANDY Star
once. su@ 81.
WANTED.-AT HEADQUARTERS : POSITIONS
w for Cooks, Chambermaids. Waitress. 1Aundress
and Nurses Seamstress Men waiters Oooks Coachmeu.
butlera SAAL A. COOMbs. 926 81 nv. lts
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE wo-
w man situation cook or housekeeper in Q nice
family. Please call at 1l29 18th streetnw lts
WANTED-vIsITING 9OvERNEss FOR GER
w man and French desires Position. Address r. X.
Star ofioe. It,
WANTED : BooKKEEPER, EXPERIENCED.
w with nrst-class references. wants engaeement
Address TAPPAN. Star ONCE It,
WANTED-BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN A
,N place as hoasekseper for an aged couple Or fam
n. ". au2-3ts
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SPECIAL CLEARING SALE
GOOD SEWING MACHINES,
Taken In exchange for the Light Running New Home
Sewing Machine
10 Singers Drop Leaf and Side Drawers with New
A'tachhehts. BIC, 90
9 No Wheeler & wilson, Side Drawers and all
Attachments 90
~
IL Domestic. .................a at e12OO and $500
100 Machines of all makes at 81 each
AL warranted In perfect order
g. OPPENHEIMER 4 BRO,
514 9th st. NV
All makes of machines repaired au4
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

EoR sAL.E-Two s1N-RooM BRICK HOUSES on
y Esd 81 ". bet and ~ prioe sl.i 80; yeed ie
y. sn sfsa Investment ais s ts sss..
EoR sAIE-FoUR BRICKS, SIX ROOMS. ON 2sp
.s sss"" be. and $50 sSfis SH sisssa
For sALr-THREE-sTokY. HIGHT ROOMS
s.,s s'Grs and Swslns ga st. $1,000; rents ssS
900 pr'''r' e! iof sc2f$ SIS .sa.
Eok sAIE-.fouR HOUSES. SIX Rooms, on z
sis a. En bet l7th and lsth n~.' sl.so9; rents At
sSi-S, sis tSsts
EoR SALE : TWO BEAUTiFUL THREEsToRY
nj nc nasenent sr'ck h0usss stone triminnss All
iSq ss s S1 I'd g AZ ipmes,s Pgressey VII ,. ,oe
'H an. 1900 each. b. a. wARNhRk co.
IS9pkk sALb-A FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
,u, >. '-'- III Il. Rh sSs 1sV co,
Fok s,s SAIL. -A VERY CHAP S-sToRY AND coz.
Hsrs !. las, pApered sood l9 = alley 72o0
.n.-sa ''D sos sTs street r.
I,oR sAI.E-sPIENDID TSyFsTNrST >FW
rrned Tv ~ ofleh h,nses on anumhrsd street no~
sSrss Price. each. sLSoO. DAVID d SION Soc
EoR sALE-I VIII. SELL TWO OF THOSE
prt,y new houses lo,h and streets cost . az
aas-Si DAVID d IS si HjiS SOC .,r-.,
ISok sALE-7o5 AND 7O7 IRA ST. $ y. TWO
IL OF the contest haywindow bricks IN the city p-o.
ssh .n no N sSs
manner under the contract but built bV dnv,
Mork o. the best selected materials street CON-
creted this YEAR; title perfect. only $1,000 on are
32o fennsylyania ave- a Gus q,
1,oR sALE-A BRICK HOUSE 452 lsT ST sw
- rs rents now for H. with lot ADJOINING prirs
$1,000. H. LEONARD. Heal EstAts AsenL 40s Al
u sw. aud ~.
I,oR sALE-CHEAP-A SALOON DOING A coon
u business foOd reasons FOR selling Apply at 4O9
Sst sw. b LEONARD. Real Estate Agent. sO7
I,oR sALE-2 FRAME HOUSES NOS 81. AND
II GIG. on 81. Sc. rents nov for 4 Is each. one.
half cash. balance o. suit Is. LEONARD Real Fstats
Aseht 50 - stsw aus-3t.
IyoR sALE-THREE-sTORY HOUSE ON MARY
II land ave. near llth ~ s.w. 10 rooms hath sss
$500 L. l. BOYER 3lJ ~ st sw au4 "a
II LAT $3.50. I at $3.50 , at $1,000. : al sl'as0' a
at 5000. at 81 100. at "a, OOO at "a 300 Il Al
$4,000; at so 300. 81 90, 70O East Capitol 81
Fair values. All aloye cost
Not one at o sAcrinoe. By
au4-3t. sis "a, csn1,oi,
yyoR sALE-THREE- STORY BRICK DWELLING
u nine rooms; all modern improvements located
southeast Price $500. Cash payment only,s3OO.
balance monthly. TYLER a RUTHEHFF0RD.
au3-6t' $40. N II n v
V,oR sALE-sPLENDID BARGAINS On Dun
sI.oO each. Groom bricks: st, bet Path and
18th; g.. 400; small cash paynleIits NHITAkEEN
9OhDAN, l4lt St Gu3-3t
EoR sALE-5on22& FEET ON 81. Sc BIT
u l5th aud 9TH improved by two i've room Frame
Iears aud peaches on the place Lot runs Lack % q
St. about to be opened w. Price, 81 600
su3-ot sMpRMsrEDT BRADLEY. pc7 st
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WANTED--ROOMS.


WANTED-LADY EMPLOYED DURING THE DAY
w desires furnished hall room west of 9th and bet
and SITS. Address q. L. Star Office It.
WANTED-PERSONS HAVING FURNISHED OR
w unfurnished rooms for rent should call and
us Have many calls; can rent in day or two. ROOM
RENTING AGENCY l2 9th street northwest. 4-3t'
WANTED-TWO LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS
w with double and cabinet beds two large rooms
and hall rooms with double and single beds. north Of
and west of 10th sts at moderate price, for three
gentlemen; permanent if suited. Address. with full
particulars, A A. A. 1t.
WANTED-BY TWO YOUNG MEN OTW6 con-
w Meeting Furnished Rooms near 1lth and q sts
preferred permanent If suited; price about 500
Address ID. NJ. D., Star office. au.S-2ts
WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w three unfurnshed rooms for light housekeel ing
second floor. Address j. e. ", Star Office. au2-3t'
WANTED-THREE UNPUBLISHED ROOMS, IN
" Northwestern section; second floor preferred; no
children; no housekeeping. Reference given and
required. Answer with particulars Of location and
price. Box 13, Star office. aul-wSsots
WANTED-TO RENT TWO COMMUNICATING
w one large room for repair shop. Address The
PIANO EXCHANGE. 422 9th st. au2-3t
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u EMNANTS OF FIGURED CRAZY CLOTH sc 4:
H Remnants OF hne figured Pacific Lawn. Axe Rem
naHts of ChallIe at the
au3-3t DOUBLE COMBINATION I 18th at Sc
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PERSONAL.

Il LAADND-N ala
.Sn CASH WILL BE GIVEN 10 ANY ONE AZ
s5DO curing 4 position under the Goyernmeft
or conductor on the street cars Address BALI
MORE star Office. la
n WILL PAY sIO A MONTH TO ANY ONE wHO
will obtain Government position st $50 ore 8
Address A. c. L. star ofice lr
W. CAN HAVE YOUR SEWING MACHINE M
II paired Tor ~ a. your house by calling scndlns
postal 10 FUNK :, 1881 9Th IT NV. au5-Jt
Al FUNK's SEWING MACHINE AGENCY 1881
"A 9Th 81. NV, you can buy good Machine for 81 5
as is sold elsewhere NJ s4O. au3-1t
WMwILLIAMsG Eo.w. MoELFREsH. AUTHOR
w lied Private Detective Agency. Communicative
promptly attended " aud strictly hdentiAl once
open all hours. ". WILLIAMS. Manager $40 49,
my4-4m.
1'HE lime HAS COME
IL CLOTHING LEss THAN COST
ALL WOOL CHEAlOI SUITS,
FORMERLY els NOW ONLY ~
GREAT BAlt6AINs.
sIkAsbkk0Eh a SON,
MANUFACTURED
y23-1m ili2 Fanp.
(hvIL-sERyIcE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers. Send lOc. ~
sw. FLlNN. A NJ, Ivy Institute
yl1-lm' Southwest cor. 18th and n sts a -
IUsIH's OLD STAND Is THE ONLY PLACE
81 where frsi-clsss Second Hand Clothing en- l.
sold respectabis prices Address cal al y 4 81
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Cor property on 18th n. W.. 10 room house 90 5OO
Cor. o. oI'eriy on q "a. W. room nou-. - DOo
Sor propeIty on W, 10 roum house 800. 1900
Cor. property ON 18th N. W. s. room house = ,,itl
Cor. property on " n. w.. z room house - $500
ii room . b., all mod. inI,s.. Capitol Hill. 81 ,Oa
auS-2t 7. IL slTHEkD a co, 1921 n
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L'oR SALE-THAT NEATLY BUILT BRICE
II House, at ! 10 T. NV: SIX rooms lAth and III
modern improvements for $4,000. For particulars
call n OWNER ana "a.
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IGOR sALL-AT A BARGAIN BUSINESS PROP
II erty on q tn ST NV frame house. lot 20 0Ns5 70
alley $1,000. Apply NASHN. DANENHOMER
suc to Danenhower a son.
au3-3t MS y IT n ~
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The above g. only norton Of the property on M
books. fYr fun list call nj Office bull n issued TX
the LIST ane 10Th lAu3l THos T. NA1GAMAN
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We close to-day at p. m. Tomorrow we
close at p. m. and invite you to do your shop
ping before that hour.
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1902 3Oth st. Or. 5000
32.IO y ~. NV. or 1000
3sl. Pet, b a.. er 1900
1926 aud - SD. or 3.0'iO
32OO aud : N,f.h,1r3,0rlO
1913 S5th.f. IA. Sr LOO
34OD y ct, hh., or,
lll-l.....- ...-.......- d. DU
ton OF the property on I.ly
{. ii. FICkIIN6.
12Os SD ~. nv
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JOIN 2. DoNoHoE.
au43t'

I,oR sALE-THREE- STORY BRICK DWELLING
nine rooms; all modern improvements. located
balance monthly. TYLER RUTHEHFF0RD.
Au3-Or 1907 n 81 A. n
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NOR SALE-HDU SIS
II 1908 y st. NV.
b h., sr., new......ss. 200
3O24 y. b.h.. sr......S.OOU
30 ! 4 Prospect ave. ZOO
3OJo and - NJ ST. b
n. and store. 5000
1879 Both. b. h.. 9r. 8. 600
34Os y st..b. a.. Tor. .. 900
The above IL only . pr
books. Call for list.
iyl0-3m
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 osT-FkIpAr MORNING. Sd INSTANT BsT
II Lcor. 9TH and sta ". and the Treasury sn4nu
Ozark red pocketbook containing two IS bills and
some change inward will b. gwen for is returE 10
Miss RAMSAY. Registers Once. Treasury ~.
III osT-M1LL TIE CoLORED WOMAN WHO
~ picked up Gray Cat 18Th July II pe.ss NJ
troubley H..
. REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF The
SClAdys nickel watch and gold chain, Lost on Ah-
sust 4. GA Pr nnsylyana ave, befween 18Th and aOth
sta nw- To 1850 Ponnsyiv<rlis ave. nv. De-
I osr-oN FRIDAY EVENING, A SMALL YELLOW
~ Dog answers 20 the Of Jack Literal inward
III osT-sMALL GOLD PADDOCK WITH MONO
II sr4m "A. N. NJ" Reward At star once. ~.
II osT AUGUST 4TH. A SMALL BLACK AND
1Lfan Dog. had on leather collar red bow an
swer 70 the psme Of Doun. Reward n returned 70
lS2l ct. lss
III osT-A d AND o. coMMUTAJioN TICKET.
VATo DUKkR 0nxr -
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I,oR sALE-HOUsEs IN EAST WASHINGTON
ns95o. AZ $3.50, ? at $1,000. > at sl.05o. 4
at 5000 AZ -, l5O at ga 600, at 90 BOO 4 Al
$4,000, at SO 300. 81 90, 7oo on East Capitol 81
lair values All above
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sS( NOMFORT RETREAT" FIRST-Ci.ASS POPU-
~ lar summer resort in the mount Illus Of Mary
land (near Harpei's Ferry, advantages uneKceled
W. NJ CLARK. Keep Tryst. Washington Co. Md le2-:5m
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Il Money advanced 70 buy Homes Easy payments
and risk Property belongs to family free from
encumbrance in the event OF death. Better than Build
Associations requiring payments after death Thi.
company offers easy way purchase real estate for
homes business purposes costing little
II any more. than ordinary rent Mortgages now upon
real be assigned this company and made
payable according 70 ITS system United security Lie
SMITH, agent For further infonnation Apply st
ofice Of SMITH 4 SlBBAiD.
y9- Inn $40 ST ~ "
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"InaIa Ink y So Called.

The material known as India ink is, in
fact, not Indian, but Chinese. When first
made it was composed of lac, 4 resinous
substance deposited by a small insect
Later a peculiar black stone was found
which could be dissolved in water, and
still later on lac and firwood were burned
and the resulting smoke was gathered on
some hard substance and rolled into balls.
The same principal is now employed, but
the smoke is little more scientifically
handled. In the middle of a big porce-
lain dish, about two feet in diameter and
three or four inches deep, they place a
stand of about six inches diameter and
the same height as the dish. Several
sr1all lamps rest upon the stand, and by
means OF arms fastened to the sides of
the dish small conical dishes are held Just
over the lamps. The dish is filled with
water almost up TO the tops of the lamps
wicks and the lamps are lighted. The
smoke condenses on the conical dishes
hung over the lamps, and is collected in
the form of dense, black powder. This
powder is placed in vase, and warmed
mixture of nine parts of FISH glue and one
of animal glue, strained into Is through a
piece of silk held over the mouth of the
vase The contents of the vase then being
thoroughly stirred are rolled into balls,
wrapped in cloth and immersed in hot
water. Kneading, another immersion and
beating with hammer follow; the paste
is scented, and, in the form of long sticks
is placed in various shaped moids
Wrapped in paper the sticks are placed in
8 dish filed with rice-straw ashes, and in q
day or two are thoroughly dried. Rub
biDg with cloths and brushes serves tc
clean and polish them, and they are ther
ready for the market.
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The overland,s Time reduced

With the completion of the double track
to Port Costa and the removal of all con-
strucion trains from the main lines, the
Southern Pacific system is getting into first
class order. The trains are now on time
and everything is running smoothly. 1t is
now proposed TO shorten the running time
between this city and Ogden. and after De-
cember 4th next the morning overland will
leave the city at o'clock instead Of half
past g. getting into Ogden two hours sooner
than at present. The running time is now
37l hours, by the new schedule the distance
will be made in S5l hours. After that date
also the overland train due here at 1915
o'clock in the afternoon viii arrive at 1l:45
o'clock in the morning. and the Los An
geles train, due at 11;45 o'clock in the
morning, will put in an appearance at 1915
O'Clock i'll the afternoon. These are all inn
provements and viii be welcomed by the
travelling public. They are made by short
ening up the time at stations and inereas-
ing The running time between stations.-S
f. Call.
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IRISH AFFAIRs.
Another Proposition of ParnelPs Defeated
In the Commons.

LONDON, November 2Sd.-In the Commons
this evening Mr.. Sexton asked whether It was
true that seven Irish members were about to be
prosecuted, and ii so whether there was any re-
lation between their prosecution and the delay
in the debate on the Irish estimate.
Smith denied any knowledge of this proseou-
ton. He certainly desired the members 10 re-
main until the estimates were considered. He
then moved that the rule compelling adjourn
ment at midnight be suspended to enable the
House t, conclude the debate on the Irish land
purch- Sc bill. His motion was carried by ayote
OF 1876 to l59.
On notion to go into committee on the bill,
Parneil proposed an amendment, giving the
Government power to instruct the Land Com
mission to deal with arrears when fixing judicial
rents 1his cone, it would place the tenant in
a position to contract freely with the landlord,
protecting the ExcheQuer against loss and give
the Ashbourne Act the best possible chance TO
work with sm0othness.
smith commended that the course proposed
would place the tenant in q distinctly worse
position than before. by Recognizing his arrears
as charge that might continue to hang around
his neck even after completing his purchase.
Now after contrac. for purchase has beer
agreed upon, the arrears became. ipso fdctoi
wiped out.
Sir r. Walter Foster q.ibezal} moved to reduce
the amount of the grant asked for in the bill &c
81 ,590.lS0.
Sir g. o. Trevelyan said he had heard thai 6
nobleman connected with the Ministry had al
ready received goo, GEO. and that Lord London
derry would beneat by the measure.
Goschen repudisted the insinuation.
After further debate the motion was rejected
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Shasta seeking lmmiaratiou.

RE DING, November 2Sd.-At a public meet
ing last evening the County Board of Trade was
organized with C. C. Bush President, F. H.
Deakin Vice President, J. T. Hare Secretary
and Fred Grotefend. Treasurer, and q Board OF
directors, consisting OF seven, Anderson, Mill
vile ana Shingletown were represented. Much
pamphlet for distribution on the exhibit car
will be Immediately issued, showing the re-
sources OF the entire county.
Hand-car Wrecked.
GOSHEN, November 2Sd.-Hand car No was
wrecked by ire light train near Goshen Tuesday
morning, the Goth. The weather was foggy, and
the me-, who were working the car did not see
the train until it wSs within 100 yards of them.
They clam that the engineer cid not whistle at
public road-crossing near by.
Eallon Held to Answer.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 2Sd.-Albe,t Fal-
lof, the Gquor-craz d man who created SEN
saiion at the Russ House some nights ago by
beating and threatening to shoot his wife, was
to-day examined and held to ans8 er for felony,
in 50 90 bonds
Revolt ia Formosa.
SAX FRANCISCO November 23d.-By the ar
rival of the Chinese steamer to-day news was
received of an uprising in Formosa, caused by
opposition to the increased taxation of the rice
and sugar crops Settlers and natives have taken
possession OF several towns, and serious trouble
| IS expected.
Astronomical Observations at Willows.
| WILLOWS, November 2sd.-Solon l. Bailey of
| Cambridge, Mass, arrived here to-day and Will
| proceed Immediately to erect buildings and
make the necessary arrangements for the
| Harvard astronomers, tor observations here on
! January lst.
Charges Against Mrs. Terry ignored
| SAN FRANCISCO, November 2Sd.-lhe United
States Grand Jury reported to-day and ignored
| the cha ges against Mrs. David S. Terry of beat
ing Marshal Franks and carrying a deadly
| weapon with intent to use the same.
Looking for Oil and Gas.
BAKERSFIELD, November 23d.-W. s. Thurs
! ton, of Ohio, an oil and gas expert-inyited
| here by the Board of Trade at fee of 81 600
arrived yesterday, and is investigating matters
| hereat outs.
Something like Old Times
SUFFER- CREEK November 2Sd.-Owing to our
mining excitement, the town is flooded with
mining men, travelling shows and street fakiTs.
Bakersfielo's Early Boom.
BAKER, FIELD. rovember 23d.-The town is
crowded with land-buyers ana home-seekers
The hotel accommodations are insufficient.
A Publishing Firm Fails
SAN FRANCISCO November 23d.-F. A. Hough-
ton u Co., publishers, failed this afternoon tor
$4,000. They hope to pay in iull.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-11-24
FREE FROM LIME AND ALUM.
THE ROYAL BAKING POWDER ABSOLUTELY PURE.

THE ROYAL BAKING POWDER ABSOLUTELY PURE.
The only Baking Powder yet found by chemical anal
yss to be entirely free from lime, and absolutely pure is
the Royal This perfect purity results from the excu
sive use of of specially refined and prepared
by patent processes which totally the tartrae of
lime and other impurities The cost OF this chemically
pure cream of tartar greater than any other and
it is used in no baking powder but the Royal"
DR.. Edyard G. Love, formerly analytical chemist for
the U. s. Government, who made the analyses for the
New York State Board of Health in its investigation of
baking powders and whose intimate knowledge of the
ingredients of all those sold this market enables him to
speak authoritavely says Of the purity and wholesome
ness of the Royal"
81 have tested the Royal Baking Powder, and find it
composed of pure and wholesome ingredients 1t is
cream of tartar POWDER and does not contain either alum
or phosphates or other injurious substance
"E. G. LOVE, Phi. D.,
Chemist"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-11-24

LONDON. November 23d-W r. S. Ralston. a
well-knOwn writer. has become insane on the
subject of the Whitechapel murder.
A Million Francs for the Pope.
ROME, November 23d. Signor Ingsmi. a
Roman advocate who died recently, LETT Co.,
600 francs 10 the Pope.