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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10


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ttti "a ta3.4ntue X. asa btsas0e - 4aE1
Nf&as hetaSs s~r Aslas 4aa tss isl - s-ss
l0Aa Isl s. soe lhe ssfse l.ts ~ ALL se'lIge
= p, >ieN ; i'-.f l>ii .4Dlffsels 81 llsau iloas =
kats -sa - sifoct @sa4 stcsa e4rs asAf ~.
.-se isstt a4Ah ~Aa ~rs- 0llss uA4ei Nss IA
1e---' --.A- ltessr
Nov l'R1CE yeuf cash. Ne qnlv x..t
y siAt't ita ~ i.sts. Sass ieeg eSEl. %
teNH 2. Ifft, sAftt t-s' e. tf~A SAt AeN laaAlk
Nettt As~s -i's = 3 fafss.lD. aAe nissl 10
setti isf faai tli> prek tilAi Is asr 81 tlS 81
seeis al pN.lt.s Pee Hrtcs 81 isN. NJ 4lsa
A4At hs -s.s sAA s4is Tor 44ie ea HaDtuiy E..S.
iatats Aeass - i0~-. 1ut0S bros.. uNcr
Afk~aS a.
ktAA dan sep sua : h0lne. Nhea -sou can
bi2 ttt &c hessse Elu loi eH oar Uikl-
sla1 silccl 81 tlalfa d 4ru iiiai al q gsasaiaLit
fffst -itA NseA teiiua. 4ieai decay tats opleG-
taAiiY i0iASf a Carroll. Aes Aogso4IAa
kok ,ALE OK ENCHAN6E- one hundred
az twsilA ~Sfra Nl GArc Ilnlhsrea lAHd
~ e-.l't .t NANh~iiHe tef city pGvpelisi tAe
Acatra. efuE stocA lna lease of Ihe lana-
sefttsi siste iA t-if ti's 81 erana Rapids ii Gro
h'.s be'sA renniHf - sesrs iargns rrasonahie,-
fiter '',A, tAlte iets ies sale "a exchange lor
a. ~. rs H. lass oaiee. Nsaalcolnb tu.,alss
4. ~. ~ ~ it'fttAlsis, IN iuroAOen. ~
hsst -lteA 81. Telephone s0L TX
lfoN pas reut ass longer. bat buy the
a eapcsi aaa besl ial III the inark,-t IA.
oar AAl>pa street ~ Eighth WATd KllAi F.. tff..t.u
minutes saik fren CITY Han Turner = O1g-
t.-A, Ntw Aoascnien building.
k'Ok SAIL At a bargain. house and lot on
TIE Elii, tu . desirable socaiits. Inquire IL
Il l-sa Bridge ST. OF a AecAaulc-st. Ia
tAcolatc possession slNVn. asa
ttONEA cant votes but II sou would b. rich
ana happy la solf oia agc. buy aue If
those houses and lois or vacant Isl al A III
AAiiS4cl you can bay them very cheap. III
you want llhc land or outside property az
money, can al No. LoXeits biock. opposite
sweet IS Hotel. Isl
tok sALE- Lots GA Mckee's addition. ne ear
Cthie lead very cheap un monthly pas-
mrntn 80 io slsa each. Also some hne acre
properly rear t.e cliy, al q bargain. j. IL Ale
He sons, = Monroe 81. lot
t'ok sALEN CAN SELL 40U oNE on NY
vishi hfM houses, soon ready 4or orfuFA.
ton, 9h Paris and College avenues t0I less Ia al
You could bUR ibe lot and buiia sach = place
ihtsr houses are provided viii hTlrk sci iuT-
nacra Eaa bathrooms. water closets. .lasalorics
Aol aAe cold y alter, cisIerH. 81 "A ano Nell wafer
inanicls, CRATES. tie heafiLs. elestfie be II
carved ca 'front.' doors. full depth cellars uiiaai
entire house, and complete system ~ senors.r.
each house has eleven rooms hesIae closets
a. tile main ROOMS opening together slth slid
ing doors. 10 tno houses Nill be- alike. has Vii
aihe "a painting. gables, porch trimming ste
j ~ Sell lhtm Tor cash or time al from
$40 10 si0D each. according 30 location Of lot
Come ana scr Iae. fercnoauns 10 j. afternoons
. u q. Cnas. ~. Tufts. Iufts q Buchanan : las
oiheh Ledyaid alocA, Pearl 81. enlranor.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

THE inquest into the death OF DIR.
Cronin, IN Chicago. isdeveloping good
deal OF interesting testimony; more IN
teresting than reliable, good deal of
it, if weighed by the strict rules of evi-
denee. It is evident that the enemies
of Alexander sullivan within the Irish
organizations are using the tragedy 10
discredit him, 50 far as possible, and
that no effort VIII be spared 20 cast up
on HIM and his associates the responsi-
biEty for this CHASTITY CRIME.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

THE dwellers In tho Conemaugh and
Nittany valleys are not the only ones
who have lost their an and are depend
ent upon AID from without. There is
danger that, in the awful shadow of
Johnstovu disaster. these other suffer
ing localities may be forgotten. Dis
crminatng givers may well devote a
portion Of their attention and help 70
sneir necessities.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10
Rial EeTATE- O0UNTRY.

L'Oll sALh-Lol No. - ottawa AcArh. tnls
OF is one 81 the FIRST selection: 4 II lo
cate1 only short distance from the hotel and
has nne view 81 Lake Michigan. Address
Jas. II. Hasklns Or ". i. Lckelsnd. Grand
Rapids Mich. ls-sun
4 GREAT BARGAlN-9l3ac acre farm. frame
Il house; good orchard. 100 acres lmpfeNea;
miles from baldwin for sale chtap. Inquire
lagsari, NJ Moleoit q Gans0n. 3 vi
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

THAr branch of the Post-olaca De-
pa-tmeut over which Assistant Clark
son sres-des IS now referred 90 ss the
"sunender department s1spenoers,
Il may % remarked. sre Of grcat ser
wee 70 males.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10
&c RonI Estate for Sic.

17-ro0m house on Turner St. $1,000
Broom house on Livingston 81. all modern
cOnyenienccs. only one block from cable line,
StFN.
room house on Collcge-aye.. worth 5000.
will sell for 81 9H.
lot on paris-aye.. three blocks from street
car line. -aN.
AID other desirable property in all parts OF
the city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

THB Chicago papers are marvels 0f
sccursCv. The other day enc N7rs vas
going 20 execute a man ty electricity II
Buffalo. and IA editorial paragraph m
Saturdays JsunsI has 6en. A.ser ia
Alaska.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10
Country ReaI Es.ato Cor Sale.

stanton hotel property, The Grand Cen
trsd." l3oxf4. l. 9oXss. located on corner OF the
two main streets 81 the city, stories. brick.
rents Tor tzn per year an modern improve
neufs; VIII SCH or trade for city property
Mealso have several desirable farms near
city. and other parts Of state. which we viii
sell cheap, and maze payments 10 suit pUr-
chaser.
Timbered lands wanted ~ ali parts ~ Michi-
gan. We want at once ten or twelve million
Ices 81 hcmlock lands located near railroad.
We have 2U acres of good cedar land, well
located for water transportation. which wc
viii sell at a bargain.
Correspond nee solicited.
OGice hours fro.a : 30 a. IN. 30 90 p. N.
SWEET ( N0RTITS EMPLOYMENT TX
CNkNGI.
Successors 10 Sweet g. SMITH
Rooms Il AND s. Weston HuiiG.ng. Canal ST.
Telephone li-l.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

THE New York Tiuss las an article
suggesting Cardinal Gibbons as the COM
ing Pope Of she R0man Cath0iicCburch.
Whether higher h0nors do or do not
come to the Baltimore primate. he IS
certainly IS well Cited for them as any
IlalIan urrlala.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10
Sweet 6 NoTth's
Fine and TinbaTed Land Exchange,
General Real Estate Agency
Office Rooms 81 and 35 Weston Building,
Canal-st, Grand Rapids, Mich.

Te have at present orders from responsible
parties who wish TO invest in Michigan. Niscon-
sin. Minnesota ana Southern pine and tim
bered lands. Cal on Us i0C quick sales and
prompt returns.
Correspondence solicited.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

WELLTSGToS K. Burr acts IN reference
a. the salt trust rs he did in reference
- taxation 10 Michigan last fall, name
". on the theory that the people are
a. fools. He.apparsntly thinks he can
form a salt trust and make the people
believe it issome sort Of a public benevo
tent institution.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

Izr the good work CT helping The
suffering Survivors CT the acoa g.
brsyei5 o1J
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

Two SECONDS IS the ''recOrd' for
sending news across the Atlantic. that
time having been made last Wcdnes-
day. when the name cf the winner Of
the Derby was the message sent. This
i an age OF progress, and the race
horse is IN important figure in %.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

\ handsome complexion is one of
the greatest charms woman can pos
ssss. Pozzoni's Complexion Powder
g.Ves It.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

NT0Uu Two stor7 new frame house With
''NOp al modern impfok ksmsHts; AZ
rooms; complete AID IN fne order $50 down.
balance in mortgage. OF viii trade Tor ether
city property
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

4 BIG BARGAIN in fine residences in
y stores. acse tracts ls always guaranteed at
the Grand Union employment Bureau and
Zeal Esiate EAchanEe. logE NlBans
Agents. aud l. Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10
EELP WANTED -FEKALE.


WANTED Competent glri Tor general house
" WORK, 10 20 north, references required.
Mrs. Joshua speed, IS South Lafayette 81. io-
ltANILD-A good washerWo oman. - wash
every week, Monday " tuesday Apply
al 2ls North nion-st. l6l
kNANTED-A neat. respectable girl 10 do
" hoGseWork Ia a family Of two; a good
homo 10 righJ parry. Inquire fOrenO0ns al IA
Lyon 81. onr block cast o. posi-0iner. lDo
kiANTED-A good cook; also a girl 10 Go
" second worA. Apply a. IA JenersoA-ase. e.
WANTED-A laundreSs al the Michigan
" House Also one kitchen girl loi
tEANlED-Girl Tor general houseWork
~ small family. ZiZ South College ave. l0i
ttANIED-Situationb BY lady as CLERK. Ad
" dress box g.. south GRAND Rapids. loi
WANTED-A Girl Ihorougiy competent 10 Go
general nOuSeMorA. MS a. btNlei,
81 Terrace ave. 10
\(ANTED-A lady ia each city. town and
W township 10 procure subscr. Dcrs Tor tie
Home Aagazine. conducted by airs john A.
Logan Special Inducements offered. Nefer-
enccs required. Address The Erocl1 Publish
ing Company. Washington. y. c.
SITUATIONS wAETED-NALE
llANTED-Dy "a gentleman. Il situation with
" some good nrin as book keeper ana slen-
osrapler. Apply e. W. box :. this oince. lo-
NANTED-Stuation by young Holiander
quaintcd with horses. Address L. Iulrucn.
Wealthy avenue. l63
FOR RERT-R00Hs.
i'OR hENI-Fiye convenient rooms. Inquire
at l53 VI est Broadway. l62
FIO kLNr-Three desirable suites Of LIVING
a rooms for light housekeeping. 4. Immen.
Al Monroe 4. To-
E'OR RENT->lx rcOms'in "A new double house.
:. {. smith, 5 North Union 81. l42
no BENI-Two suites OF ROOMS; hydraulic
and soft water and all cOnN-nienccs Tor
housekeeping. SeigEliller y Son. sol and sos
Clerry-st. lbi
no EENT-Ro0ms with or without board
sOl south Division-st. Ia
I'OR RENTING or three furnished rooms.
suitable for ligat housekeeping every thing
furnished II desired. - Barclay 81. l6s
kOR RENT-Rooms singly and IN suite fur
niShed or unfinished. AT Park Place
Board 10y the week, II desired. Mrs. A. l..
smith.
tOR RENT-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
iac!nG crescent ave. and ClualSt., with
Gas. neN.y furnished and rentted. Everything
strictly nrst-class. Entrance. CTescent-ave.:
Also. = Caual 81. Enquire At Room a. g5lv
: NICELY furnished front room 10 rent.
Enquire AT Room H. - Pearl-St. -
IOR kENT-furnished rooms. steam heated
ana furnished rooms for light housck ccp-
lng. Apply al Room l03. New Houseman block
Elevator from a Ia 10 II y IN. Dee. l5it
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

Circulation Guaranteed TO Be tho
Largest OF All Michigan Dal.ies E1-
eept Those Of Detroit
GRAND RAPIDS. MONDAY. JUNE 10.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10
SITUATIONS WAITED MALE.

ilANIED-Dy gentleman. Il situation with
W some good nrin as book Keeper ana slen-
oSrapler. Apply {. W. box :. this oince. Ib-
ttANTED-SituatiOn by young Holiauder
w willing 10 work ar anything. Well ae-
quaintcd with horses. Address L. Iulruen.
ealthy avenue. l6i
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

lt'N pay nnt ass longer. bat bus the
tieAfH'si aad ptsi ial IA the market. "a
S-i AsAlseA ireet n tisnth WAra plat niieen
minutes saik from CITY HAN Turner ! g..s-
f.-a, NeN uoasrl8an b1ildlue
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

rok ALE Lots GA Mckee's addition. near
Nthie lead very cheap rn monthly nay-
mrnin 80 ga els3 each. Also some hue acre
property near lie clfy. al . bargain. j. II Ms-
hee sons : Monroe-sl. lot
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10
FOR Rent ROOMS.

fIO kLNT-Threc desirable suites Of llyng
rooms for light housekeeping. Il. Immcn.
Al Monroc 81 lt.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-09
Look Out for the Thieves.

Petty thieving increases as the holidays ap.
proach. The arrest Of Margaret Rosenberg and
her sentence to the Jail gives the police some
relief, as she always caused considerable an.
noyance about the stores during the holidays
There are not as many shop lifters here now al
formerly, but there are many boys who 60 the
rounds, picking up what comes within their
reach. Petty thefts have increased and there
has been correspondingly large number of ar.
rests. Mrs. Catherine Cook of No. 456 Louis
lana avenue complains that ESQ and some Jew.
elry have been taken from her trunk. Geo.
Andrews would like to recover % that some
one relieved him of in q saloon Saturday night.
z. T. Jenkins, No. 725 LIST street, reports the
taking of an overcoat from his hallway. H.
T. Simpsons coat was stolen from the Lenox
school building. Thomas CAN'T of 9O6 L street
and Alonzo Dorsey, Hotel johnson, are each
minus an overcoat The stable of John Brown,
on the Riggs road, was robbed of set Of har-
nesss. William H. Bishop, No. 478 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, left his vest hanging in the new
music hall, corner of 9th and d streets, Satur-
day, and some one took o watch from one of
the pockets. W. H. Gilbert reports that while
in store corner Of 9th and E streets Satur-
day he was relieved Of e32
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-09
Not SO Lucky as Silcott.

VIM. Tibler must have thought that last week
was good time to rob the United States Capt.
toll and skip to Canada. He is a colored boy
about eighteen years old. He admits that he
has been in the reform school, but claims that
he was dichsrged ION his honor" Last Thurs
day he was seen in the Capitol about the COM
mittee room doors and one Of the Capitol police
men ordered him to leave the building. He
returned Saturday afternoon and was appar-
emily trying to get into room when he was
taken in custody. He had in his possession
bunch Of keys that fitted the locks 10 fifteen
committee rooms. This morning he was taken
before Judge Miller, who required him 10 give
The boy was also charged with stealing tho
keys. The keys were stolen about year ago
and Is Tbler claimed that he was in the reform
school at that time the court did not dispose Of
that charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-09
Referred to the Auditor OF the Court.

In the Court in General Term this morning,
in the case OF Berlitz agt Straack, bill TO re-
strain the defendant from teaching German by
the Berlitz method, &C., Justice Hagner deliv-
cred the opinion Of the court refusing recovery
for breach Of contract and affirming the Special
Term in referring the case to the auditor for
an account The bill was filed in 1887 by Mr..
De Chambrun and Mr.. ID. W. Classic appeared
for respondent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-09
The Georgetown University Lecture.

Rev. Father D. ]. Stafford. who delivers the
second lecture in the Georgetown university
course Wednesday evening, was born and reared
in this city, where his relatives reside, and ID
now one of the ablest young clergymen Of the
west, being attached to the cathedral at Cleve-
land and also occupying the chair of elocution
in st. Mary's theological seminary of that city.
During the past year he has been president Of
the National union Of young mems Catholic So
cieties, and his speech at the meeting in Provi-
deuce last summer added to his reputation as
an orator. Father Stafford is a diligent student
of Shakespeare. and his lecture will be illus
trated with selections from the masterpieces OF
the great poet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-09
CITY AND DISTRICT.
POINTERS.

u yox scaaf Lot,
II you ,oant Board
II you ,oasa a Sore,
II you ,odnt Roma
II you scdnf a Houss
II you sont lodgings,
II you pdnt Tenant
II you ,oant Bodrder,
II you ndnf 10 Lend Money!
II you ,odnt 10 Bovror Money
II you nua 10 Sci Anything,
II you ,cant 10 Buy Anything,-
Advertise TIE foes in The Eoerns &0.
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Juvenile Templars.

Columbia Independent temple, the grand
superintendent in charge. had pleasant SEES
sion Saturday afternoon. Four new members
were initiated and brief entertainment en-
joyed, opening with piano solo by Helen Nye,
VT. An instructive address was given by s. s.
Bond, chairman of the juvenile temple COM
mittee.
Mrs. Bishops Undine temple initiated two
new members and recitations were given by
Maggie Dawson, Halle Chapel, readings by
the assistant superintendent, Lula Cole, and
Annie and Virgie Browning, piano and instru-
mental solos by Emma and Arthur Bishop. re-
spectively, and a duet by Nellie Bishop and L.
Browning.
Annie K. Bonds Holloway Independent tenn
pie meeting was very largely attended and had
most interesting exercises Two new members
were initiated, and in the literary and musical
entertainment chorus was sung by the temple
choir. vocal solos by Emily Lazelle and Nellie
Painter, vocal trio by Harry s. Allie, O.
Hodes and Alfred Falconer. There was reel.
tation by Nellie Bateman and q piano solo by
Minnie Roberta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-09

Says There Is No Such Thing as Luck.
Postmaster General Wanamaker spoke to the
children of the Sunday school of the Gurley
Memorial Presbyterian church yesterday after
noon. The Sunday school is one Of the largest
in the city, and the attendance yesterday was
increased by the presence of strangers who
had been attracted by the announcement that
Mr.. Wanamaker would speak. His talk was
plain and practical one and was addressed di-
rectly to the children. He spoke Of the COM
mon belief that the finding of four-leaf
clover was a sign Of good luck and then went
and that success in life was due largely to the
efforts Of each individual. Upon the conclu-
sion Of his remarks Mr.. Wanamaker met with
the teachers and others and spoke in a sug-
gestive way of Sunday school methods. In this
connection he gave some account of how he
carried on his Sunday school in Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-09

Secretary 6chollenburg Of the Nilvaukee
school board has been found sheet IN hi -.
eoontR
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FREDERICK CITY AND COUNTY,
Suspended Animation-Death Of Valen-
tine 3. Brunner-Local and Social Notes.

Correspondents Of The EvEsrSe STAR
FREDEKIck. Nh. December &
novel instance Of suspended animation 90
Cured the past week st Knoxville. Samuel
CARRIER, ST.. aged about seventy wears, was
stricken with apoplexy several weeks ago and
on Thursday last suffered a second attack. He
was pronounced dead and word 20 that effect
was sent TO his relatives here, but on Friday
morning CARRIER showed signs Of returning life
and finally revived, only 10 live. however. for Q
Few hours. The deceased leaves a widow and
81. children Many years ago he conducted the
OLD stone tavern in this city and later was in
charge OF the hotel at weverton
Inns entire community was surprised and
grieved to learn Of the sudden death at an
early hour this morning from apoplexy Of
valentine 5. Drummer, who has been the agent
OF the Adams express company in this city for
more than twenty years
The lumber and other material has been re-
ceived here for the erection Of buildings for
the Potomac bridge company manufacturers
OF iron and steel highway and railroad bridges-
The work of erection win begin at once.
W. L. Nusz, well-known local base ballist,
has received an application from the National
League base ball association for his services
and Will probably accept Ed. Beatin OF the
st. Louis team visited friends in Frederick last
week. He formerly pitched il the Frederick
Mr.. J. Vernon Stance has sold a dwelling
house on East Church street 10 Mrs. II. Clay
Delaplaine for sl.lOO
Avery pretty wedding took place few days
ago at the home Of Josiah II. Green. near
Wolfsville. The bride was Miss Clara NJ.
Green and the groom, Mr.. Jacob n. Dutrow. esq,
OF this county. Elder A. w. Pnilhower Of the
herman Baptist church officiated.
M Cyrus A. Font Of Washington is visiting
friends in this city.-Capt. Annie Cartright
OF the Washington Salvation Army corps is WIS.,
ting the corps in this city.--Mr. Lewis
summons and Otis Kepler Of Frederick are
visiting in Washington.-M Mr.. Geo. p Eustis
OF Washington has deserted his country home
near this city for the winter. I'm
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Real Estate Matters,

George Z. Emmons has bought for CSC. 900 OF
Frances Hauptman, lot 10 and part IL, 50 by 100
feet on the southwest corner Of 18th and q
streets northwest
J. X Mclean has bought OF W. Mclean for
$4,000, south half Of lot II, and for $4,000,
north half Of same, square 1863, fronting 81 by
Se feet ii inches on 18th street between and
q streets northwest
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ss.s' sss ~ =, =: kEfEs sss
EOn sALt-skUOND h.Np. QUARE flANOs O.,
standard makes frSm s2s nHS.sa p pSptAly
pt Ss.m:m w. o. Ahi-h ITO 3 g. o NV.
Tor sALE-A JUMPsEAT PARK PHAEION, ADJ
o s ole Sc 70 e q ss% IN
2703 n st NV. Cheap to . prompt buyer. de-0t'
EOR sALE-oNE TWO HORSE POWER OTTO
= IHsRs 1857 70 SEN: :na
.o sAaE s5s. F Iss Ss ;S TERRIER oHh.f
Tor sALE-sToCK OF GROCERIES AND FIX
lures contained in store cor. and 9Th s.s, nv;
1pS, lHSs S,s s. J.
EoR SALE = JUST ARRIyED-25 HORSES,
S SqSs Mules ": s
FOE sA LIZ; FRY CHEAP; Az E1oELLENT,
bros,r to harness and saddle Apply to 121a =.
PhST sAfE .o new
s sis ss 81 st. nw owner leaving
T. and Rings, from $50 to $1,000; sold under CON
to sess e s
Of to part Of the country and can 6e
fetnrned In like manner whenever purchaser wants
'n xd %dSasS Loo. Do. eao.
DICT Conn.
Tor EALE-CHEAP-
reliable ans xsaN f.s Dsy nine year old sound
found Also sdessr BSasy spendd
make ds.S s9d but little w0rn Apply At
For, s s;AL z, 70 LOAN on REAL ESTATE
dSsm 'u'''' " suit Cor. issh ana HH st.. ".
E0R sALEGA PAIR OF wELLBRED COACH
very sysh ney svss sissss
matched; in every respect very superior team Just
rom 'aa' Of S WRs 6AHHElEz & STABLES,
n26-12t' 17l6l4th ST. NV.
EOR SALE OR RENT-NEw BRICK STABLE IN
r1 water and gas Apply to BEALI- BROWN
Tor sALE-1BEFoRE INVESTING IN. NEW
PALACE o ns
and see the beautiful new Ugrghts in Of Mahos
sold for cssS or 0n monthly
40 Old Squares taken in exchange and full value
M9Gk!NS BIRDS
Pr sns a wv
FOR sALE-sPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THIRTY
pays in English safety Bicycles thoroughly good
Of msehnss with Psp
.ad AM Rn SEE aE
Horse Blankets Lap Robes. Harness. Close Carriages
them 466 Penn ave. WIN. F. GEYER. nj
VNOR sALE-NOw Is YOUR CHANCE TO BUY
.yis.oSss law money Ph.s.ens. puess.,
and Perch u great variety e lowest
this how close am selling brooklyn Physicisn Phse-
hand Brousham and other vehicles st astcnisSinsix
Harness and Rot,ea aou.yv LON
a,s.,m Jas. ESQ Z; 5Bss9ssR Z, NV.
OF
s s
NV. nl5-Im
LfOR sALE-,THE lotto" GAS ENGINE RE-
CURES no boiler avoids all expensive attendance;
Gs ai1f6f fst nfs
EoR sALE-A COMPLETE STOCK OF THE LAT
s1S RHsssS ,Ss sw
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carved Queen Anne Trusses. overstrung scale, three
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$2s6.5O; very easy terms. HUGO WORCH CO.,
Sohmer Piano Agents. 925 9TH st. NV. a7-6m
SOR SALE-CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG
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32S6 N street. Georgetown. su22
EoR SALE :. GREAT BARGAINS IN USED
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