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Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-16
Ihursdav Afternoon Bolidav.

At last evenings meeting of the Direc-
tors of the State Agricultural Society it was
voted to request the business houses of the
city to give their employees half-holiday
on Thursday afternoon. as has been the
custom heretofore, so as to give them an
opportunity to attend the races
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-16
irrigation Bonds for Sale.

TuLARE, September 15th.-Proceedings
for the organization of the Tulare Irrisa-
ton District, and for the sale of bonds,
were to day con irmed by tne Superior
Court, and bonds TO the amount of $500, 900
will now be offered for sale.
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The Fire Bell.

The alarm of FIRE from box 81 yesterday
morning about half-past 8 O'Clock was
caused by the burning of the smokestack of
the box factory al Second and Q streets.
The department responded promptly, but
there was no necessity for an alarm. No
damage was done.
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The weather,

The Signal Service temperature at A. NJ
and 5 P. NJ. yesterday was $40 and ZOE
while the highest and lowest was 800 and
$40 The highest and lowest one year age
yesterday was go and SO, and one veal
ago to-day, $50 and 56o.
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Don't Lend Your Tickets.

A great many season tickets have been
taken up at the Pavilion and Park because
they were presented by persons other than
their owners. If ticket-purchasers do not
wish to lose their tickets they had better
not lend them
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Railway De al.

SAN DIEGO. September 15th.-A deal was
consummated to day by which the Cuya-
maca Railroad passed entirely into the
hands of Governor K. w. Waterman.
Thomas Daley retires from the manage
mpnt
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-16
Foaa disorder-. liver try Beecham' Is nils.

THE WORLD IS COMING TO AN End
Chas Robin, the clothier, is selling suits
for gents at So 75 and higher, according 10
their value Also, the latest styles of hats
and underwear, at astonishingly low rates.
Call and see him. at 6l2 and 6l4 X street.
and co not forget your purse.
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Jewish New Year.

Yesterday was the beginning of the jew
ish New Year and appropriate services were
held at the Synagogue. The orthodox pJr.
ton of the congregation will also observe
Tuesday.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-16

CoueHs AND HoARsENEss. The irritation
which induces coughing is Immediately re-
lieved by Browns Bronchial Troches. Sold
ONLY in boxes
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-16

Birth, death ana marriage notices mus be cent in
By responsible parties and paid for al the rate Of 2s
ersss each; funeral notices. 25 cents.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-16
BORN.

Sacramento. September 5-wife of Charles W
Phleger. & son.
Sacramento. September u Wife OF Fred
Gehriug, daughter.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-16

No DISPLAY at the fair deserves greater
credit than does the display of Domestic
and New Home Sewing Machines. a. j..
PoMMER, agent, No. SSl J street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-16

Morning" the rejected picture, is on ex-
hibition at Hammers concert room, $40
street, from 10 A. M to 10P NJ. 1t drew q
large attendance last evening. 1t has been
mounted in a fine shadow-box, with ma
room colors, and is shown under top light
shades and refieetors. II thus develops all
its fine drawing and delicate coloring.
That it was properly rejected is repeated,
but that it is fine example of figure work
there can be no doubt. Tomorrow, from
10 to l, the exhibition will be, by request,
exclusively for ladies, though it is an
nounced that it is open to visitation by
them in all the general exhibition hours.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

There was good house at the Metro
politan Theater last night. Beacon
Lights was played for the first time and
was well presented. 1t gives Miss Davies
opportunity to appear in juvenile comedy
part, and she does it admirably. Military
effects are introduced into the play. and
last evening detachment from Company
A, First Artillery Regiment, Captain Glas,
rendered efficient service to the troupe.
This evening the Grismers will present the
thrilling meledrama Lights and Shad.
ows."
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-16

AT the afternoon session Z. K Alsip, R.
T. Devlin, w. ]. Landers and A. c. Free
man appeared, and Mr.. Deylin handed an
amendment 10 the Mayor to read.
Trustee Mclaughlin announced that he
would not hear anything on the electric
road matter, and putting on his hat, walked
out of the room.
Mayor Comstock called to him to come
back, and his voice trembled as he warned
the Street Commissioner that he had better
stay and hear what WAS before the Board.
Mclaughlin growled back something,
but refused to return.
The Mayor threw the papers he held in
his hand on the table. and declared he
would go out, too. He then adjourned the
Board.
Mr.. Wolf, who had during this time
quietly kept his seat, with his back to the
stockholders and bad nothing to say, took
his hat aud left the room.
The Mayor then asked attorney Blaneh-
ard if he thought the amendment asked by
the gentlemen was unreasonable. Mr.
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Going TO Richmond.

Ex-confederates residing in this city held .
large meeting last night at Capt Anderson's
Office. corner 9TH and q streets northwest. aud
decided to go to Richmond in body and par
ticipate in the unwilling Of the monument to
Gen. Lee. They will assemble at the corner Of
9TH and q streets at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing and march to the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad station. where they will tai 3 a special
train at O5 am. Col. Robert j. Flemming
has charge of the transportation, and Col
Thomas J. Luttrell Is to be in command of the
Washington contingent while in Richmond
About one hundred ex-confederates have sig
nified their intention of going besides many
OF their families and friends The national
colors and the Virginia state flag will be prom
inent on this excursion.
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Fined Tor Haunting SIops in open Can.

The police are trying to enforce the lsu
against persons who haul swiIl IN open carts
from the city to the country. The law requires
persons to haul slops in covered vehicles or
tightly covered barrels. The swill must also
be hauled SO that there will be no drippings on
the streets. The officers are taking action
early In the season 20 prevent as far as posi-
BILE the hauling in hot weather of unhealthy
substances in a manner that will prove delete
riOus TO the health OF the city. A published in
yesterdays STAR. several drivers Of such vehi-
cles were fined and today several more of them
were in court Judge Miller said that be did
not like to impose fines on these people, but
nothing but a tine would make any impression
on them. In each case he imposed the lowest
tine-S2
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AUCTION SALES.
V,Hos. Z. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Aucuoneer.

NHos. e. wAGGAaAN. Real Estate Aucuoneer
10 BE OFFERED AT AUCTION TO CLOSE AN
ESTATE: VALUABLE IMPROVED ALLEY
PROPERTY BETWEEN TWELFTH AND
IHlRTEENTH. N AND STREETS NORTH
WEST
On MONDAY, JUNE SECOND. st HALF-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. will offer tor sale. in front Of
the premises sub Lot 70 square PSI, improved BY
Frame Houses.
M 4dSds Vi Taos. E. wAGGaMAN. Auctioneer.
(NHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED LOT IN
~ COUNTY, NEAR JENNINGS.
Under decree of supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia passed in equity cause Of Beall 4 baker
against Mile Williams ct al. No 921 will sell at
BAY. JUNE SEVENTH. 1890, at FIVE O'CLOCK
Jams deceased in the District OF Columbia described
in proceedings said cause svd BEGINNING on the
Denuings road TO Marlboro ct n point on the line
formerly dividing the lands OF John Payne and William
Lacy, and running thence westerly along the line
of 81 feet thence northerly 1876 feet lhence
u feet, thence southerly zig feet place
OF beginning, containing 1i06 square feet Of ground
and being improved by two-storS frame dwelling aud
store. containing rooms.
Terms: Onethird cash and the balance in two eouxl
1T and two with interest from
day sale. pay able semi annually. ali cash IL de-
sired; SlU0 deposit required. and conveyancine at
cost Of the purchaser. JOB BARNARD, Trustee,
900 9TH 81. u. W.
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Chasing a Pocket Book snatcher.

This morning about 10 O'Clock there was an
exciting chase on 9Th street near Pennsylvania
avenue. Mrs. Hattie L. Sherwood of No. 1910
9th street, who had been marketing was ON
Louisiana avenue. and had her pocket book in
her hand. Two young men approached her
and one of them snatched her pocket book.
Mrs. Sherwood made outcry, and several
persons pursued the thief as far as street.
but he escaped. There was only % in the
pocket book.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

y UTZ BROS CEIEBRA1Ep PICKLES AND ia.
ble sauce O ali huds be had IN bottes k.gs or
baIr,s by applying 10 their sole agents. A DEPTE a.
SOA. slS 10 SO AZ st s.w MI 7-an
- LBS. FRESH CREAM CHEESE, 25c 5 CANS
- sugar Corn. 2Jc. bg lottle Whisky, 25c la re
Hottie Grape Wine home made. ..bc. quart botls
Sweet C4iaNb a Zoe large bot Virginia Claret 2Jc
q lbs. Rolled Oats, sJc.
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PROPOSALS.

hFElck OF The COMMISSIONER. DISTRICT
" 81 columbia. Wac EIIgtun. DC. MAJ -. ssO
Scared ruI'usAls Nl.l To- Received the Office
1olllulssiNuers OF she District OF Columbia unul
Nv rl-N l. O'CLOCK NOON MONDAY, ia NJ SIN
lin ID. 1890 Tor furnishing the VARIOUS brAuch,s
OF the District government general supplies Tor
the scal year 'ndluE June 80. lSgl cunIrsius sta-
uonery, blank forms and printing. -,huo boOks furI-
tGf hare DWARF un"are lluiibers supplies srUceries,
boots and shoes. druss. gass pants aud Nsrnlsh-s
lumber iotas', irtsneats castings, fuel. dry goods
lcr AHA te'l hone supplies. Bank forms IrupOsAs
together with al niUrfuatiuu te obtained uIOn
aIYlI, alton at Room 80 District Building On lst 81
NV between Il and q sts. fue right j. reserved 10
REJECT any aud al bld- PARTS OF bids J. " DOUG
Lass, l. q. HIN. n. NJ. kOBLkT. Commissioners
District Of Columbia. u..t,-ot
PROPOSALS. FOR EUEL.-TREASUKH DEPART
IL inent burean q EugraN LA and PrintIils. Wash
lngtun. Dc, May >, lSsU.-S.a!ei PROPOSALS will lie
received ~ this Office until > m. MONnAA. JUNE
SECOND. 1899, 10 furnish the Bureau Of EugrAyIng
aud lrlnEng WIKI Coal, Mood and Charcoal during the
fiscal eur besiuiilE July 4, 1880. The right D.
served 10 reject any all bids parts II bids Blank
forms, Win specifications Tor and further
Information desired by intending bidders will lp
iIrpisled on Application NJ tins Office. WILLIAM NJ.
MthfDlIH, Chief of Bucyau my0-2sW4w
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HALLS HAIR RRSRwKR eradicatee and prevents
the formation Of dAndrun, thickens the growth,
and beau tiles the hair - Nc other prepArsusa
will
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SPECIALTIES.

nR. HAYWARD, SPECIALIST IN NERVOUS
~ Diseases RrNitalIzcs the weak. AffectlOus
tat have long RESISTED medical treatment OLDEST
MEDICAL LLEC1kICIAN. IS years ia city sl5
2th 81. MAJ Inns
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WHrrrrzn NJ Mac ~ T.. Gf sss

HIGH SPEED. SAFETY, HYDRAULIC PASSENGER
ELEvATORS.
Operated upon the PRESSURE TANK system
Steam Belt and draulie Elevators for fsssenrer
and Freight Service. Steel Boilers and Boiler
fiate Work Of all descrip,,ons
- q. ". LEWIS. Aren't.
sp3-3m Ones. SIG 18Th o. q. W. Washington. u C.
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DENTISTRY.

hK. STAKk PARSONS, DENTIST, sTH ST COR
~ En.w.-First-clHss lllinss inserted. Applicatiou
10 gums prevents pam eKtract!nz All branches u
EeEtIstry. At Present location ten years mnl1
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
"HoINE.p M.SoR-


Lots in HolInead Manor Mt Pleasant for sale
These Lots are directly m The line Of substantial i'm
dIlve from the northwest section Of the city to
soldiers Home. with street cars on either side and
tees are determined 10 improve this property. the lots
parties purchasing lots and desiring 70 build can have
money advanced for tina; purpose With easy terms of
laid and trees Will be planted in season business
men, familiar with values in all sections IN and
SS .n Ss sca s p ihsn OFT
isS psa ON the I'm, m1rse, ,als se.
Prices from 20 10 os'c per foot
lake the Eth OF lA;h St cars TO examine this prop
sry and observe the high location and beautiful out
Plats aud imPYrtant information as to improve,
m3s eHh DC h1d AZ ths Srhre q oo ,,o-
EoE sALE-LOIs Is AND %. SQUARE 9l".
west side Delaware let l. ana NJ sts e: vide
i ,, , marrow n rear as square feet price
ioot 0Oe go b IA. WARNEk& co,
hS@--St go 1T NV.
Il PROSPECT HILL
100 feet on Prospec; Hil. GOOD location: nesr
BKo0ki.kXin. ''-''.'. DC
l91 South side Of Lansing ST. near oueen ST Lot
mTiTTsl III lie
1it,iss. IN johnson Wines addition; lot 81 on
ANI;G;ii;is;' TIA. DC. 5000
frame excellent condition, street cars pass the
400. 300 IOS $40. 3I3 and ala Fillmore 81 S4o sHl
IL fh.fll
40 rAhOMA PAkk
INKS and in hG ave- s1 rSSns and cellar Outsud
Dol Lot block 30. ak;IO square ieet...,... s.
:. - - Zoo -.
:. :. zoos SC
.. 2l.465 nm. .c
: 3 : 1883 1858 ::::::::..: 4
II. %. .6,SST - "a.
lSHEllMOOD
Corner OF 10Th and SIS: part Of block Is. BIZ 500
cSrner OF 18th aud north one hall 6iaF :
S % oe IN; ......... Loo
NESCoTT. WILCOX a GO,
m24-3t 1907 Pa ave. and 18th and a ave-
EoR BARGAINS IN LOIS AT FOREST
rapid railroad lines and public roads bordering "a
same Select where IL convenient business
10 church, to schools to hotels >.ntArlunl and
where good class OF eople settled. Houses built
On easy terms. }. X. HEREFORD.
mlf-lm lIIgGst
EoE SALE-TO CLOSE SYNDICATE We ARE
authorized 10 offer the renainiu. lots IN Isl,N
on easy terms or special prices, FOX cash ali lots
soIu inside OF ten days. The Pneumatic Sire, rail-
road now under construction. passes this PROPERTY
inns ls an Opportunity builders and REGULATORS should
McLACHLkN BATCH ELDER. 1915 81 nv.
my1s-lUt
EOk SALE - MlNTwOOD PLACE SEVERAL
SUBDIVISION 18th ST. extended, overlooking the city
ana beautiful Rock Greek valley. I,ri.,s 10 sulf
Iheapest Lots III the District line Of
81. between LIST ana "a sc. $3.50 20 500 per lot;
monthly payments. SANDS A kENNEIiY
mt I'm 1915 L ST.
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES

L,oR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE AT A
i bargain fronting on Iowa Circle; IN one Of the
choicest sections Of the city: contains IL rooms;
modelled last fall goodiot: pyice $4,000 For par
tculsrs call on JNO. +. WAGGAMAN,
m2.-6t 200 ith st.
ITogsALE-owNER DESIRING ToLEAvE TOWN
for extended trip abroad, authorizes 10 offer
located on 9th near At bargain house contains
six rooms and bath and is built nrstcass style lot
Office. wASH'N bANENHONER
m22-lw 141 Ills ct. NV.
EoR sALE-A SPLENDID RESIDENCE SUIT
Il able for Doctor; 80 Mass NV; Is rooms,
bath m. l. lot 40I 100; 2-story brick stable
f0r prise and terms apply to THos q. HENsEl 3
ISoR sALE-HANDSOME RESIDENCE IN MT
Pleasant. Is rooms. laundry cellar: hath: stable
&c large grounds. fruit aud other trees occupied
last summer b foreign minister For price and terms
apply to J. r. HkRTFOkD, 1919 G ST myl1-3w
I,OR sALE-A BARGAIN IF TAKEN AT ONCE
4 1901 Linden ave NV; new brick house. seven
rooms bath mod imps two story and basement; Il
'o' i0f price and 'er THo tRrl q 'f aESsrY
my7-lm 1900 Fstnw
E0R SALE-HOUSE-A BARGAIN If SOLD AT
Il once-the Northeast corner of Nass ave. and 9th
mi7-9t Ga st.n.w.
EtoR sALE-ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS COR
4 ners in the West End. 10th st. and Pa ave n w.
Must be sold at close estate. ACKER &
paD5bf. lOos ST nv niy2-lm
VrOR SALE-CHEAP-TO AN IMMEDIATE PUR-
Il chaser 40 Florida ave. W, looking down Rhode
imps two-story and basement brick IN perfect or
ger or terms and permit to inspect apply TO THOS.
". hENSEl & co. 1900 ST NV. my3-lm
ErOR sALE-TwO- STORY BRICK DWELLING IN
Prise Sl:25o: very easy terms JOHN L. DEALL.
Io-I ST ap22-2m
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MANICURE.
MADAM PAWN

/" MANICURE AND CHIROPODTSr
aO3 9TH st N. w. over IEompsOn's drug store
he only IulOrtcr and manufacturer oi EIne Mani.
cure ANA IhlruI Odlst Goos south II New AuTk
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Lr.prxa INSTRUMENTS
DECKER BROS.
MIBfK
FISCHLR PIANOS
ESTEH
lNEkS POND
ESIEN ORGANS FsTFY ORGANS
MODERATE PRICES. EASY TERMS
Old Instruments taken part pNymenL TUNING
and lsel rlug
Telephone 03A
SANDERS STANMAN
n34 street northwest
II y. Charles At. baltimore. Ma
40 l.ls Main 4. klg hiuuiid. Va
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

ITOR RENT-239 lST ST. Sc. Or, Nil $50 30
u 1902 NV. Ar. and bath. nrst floor. % 90
3O3h III NV, Pr. and bath. third floor. ..... IL 30
arrseut St lear Sherman ave, Ar ......... II 90
my24 81 CAlWOOD & GARRETT, 18th and \ Y ay
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

I'OR RENT-NEW TEN-ROON HOUSE NORTH
II Of Mt. Pleasant stable. fruit. &c; rent s2V yer
month. J. X HERTFORD. l4leGst mS-.-IN
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

IrOR SALE-A BARGAIN-SIX-ROOM HOUSE IN
East Washington near 81. cars; 20xl2U; all III. !;
only S1,SO0; rents for $3.50.
HORsTKAMP l. JESTER.
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ttOE SALE-MOUNT DEMONSTRATIONS
mouse Just completed, on north side Howard ave,
ony = minutes walk from street cars. First floor
Ealor, library dining room; second hoor-four large
Ded rooms; room III tower third floor, and attic
over entire house basement, kitchen and concerted
cellar. Very handsomely and extensively finished;
cablnet mantcls of natural wood OF ell hre places
tiled furnace, gas &c. for stable on lot Price
SoOOo; only . 800 cash, balance to suit. House
1t - az l. o.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

rINHF SWEET AND RICH TONED KRAKAUER
Frames sIoAen OF by artist m terms % hsh frAs-,
sold a. reasonable hgure- Al NJ hNS let-sls VI
Music. l2O9 q 81 ruuing aud repAirins.
an asn
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n .OR REM FURNISHED HOUSE NEAR lHOaAS
II and scott Circles we'll and completely furnkhen
rooms can ,,e had Tor or q months. Answer CP
Star Office M '-"'
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l,oR RENT-UNFURNIsBED.
= - -. 4. 4 4

II I1OI r. l. ave NV. l6l 1 Rigss pl. 9r. 49, so
l7r....-...-....--5 500 lOl222d st nv. gr 80 30
1913 MAss ave, l1r. y32 y l. ave. ~, Tor A.
and stable zoo st. near 2lst,
14ll st NV. Or. 100 TAG 18th st. 40
1Oll Conn ave, Tor. 40 lJUi st 40
Ian 81 extended l5r. % 1888 18th ST. NV 40
l22s st IA ". Or 1ou laos 4th st NV, Tor. 40
loOO 10Th stn " II. 10 23l2 13th st Tor. 40
13Oo II Il. uw, l2r. us 1919 Corcoran st. 9r.-IJ
l13I ST NV. 90 1909 9TH st. NV, SID .b5
I4OO GhApin ST. l3r 100 $50 Alach ST. " Or 80
] A. St ". 2r 100 liz II 81 u,w Sr....-:3.p
1914 u It 81 Ar 100 2yUO at L. W, .r. 30 33
OILS ST NV. l5r s3 sI3 1OS 9Th NV 80
14O2 Chaplin ST. IT IS l2lJ y. \. ave NV. Or -
l5l9 2uth St lOr.B5 l36 X. I. 1r.25
s42 Ny. ave- ....t5 3Iafsyette square. I5r-
WV Hillyer pL. lOr To 229 NJ ST W. Dr.. 20
llO4 Conn n 1r. 90 81 st W. Or.
l4Oi StOughtOn ST. pr 81 9l7 T. 81 W, 6r.-......2O
14U6 StOUghtOu st. .r 30 u 10 lst ST. W., Is
The above houses Eee1amined BY Permit from
our once only. THOMAS J. FISHER & CO,
at "
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR sALE- xonn,,

Il NORTHWEST.
9Th ST. bet. and 1 22lo to 1924 BOundy
els St 6h fGoOO 2Sa4 Z 70 n ao tF BAY $50
Ell to a2as 10th So 81 to i743 is.OO
1913 10Th St. SoOO 7o Of to 70g r.rfasa 1900
a65 st. biz. lssa st. st, 5r:.. 5000
rs 9th ST. SSOU ' Hall 10 al sst t'G
223 Ind ave-. h.h. \, 18th and 18Th
lfst Mass. ave- o IS ii5ls sd oOo
IS ST. 6h. M. ,''o ia "a 5G.h st. h. o. eooo
sos 9Th ST. Pow s ar ese houses IN
ana &2i5 eth 53!s to s5s iDS[, 2,Soo
Ioi 1889 14fg 18th St. bi 1000
- ave, 5000 49s i II Baar. ails s;ooo
D.. y aooo 154 T. and ia49 Msd iooo
Asy and s5l s sss's s8 400
NJ SITS. ,bh. or. 1000 hh.. 9r, each. 4. 300
sos N ST., nn, mi,
books For iI list call at ONCE for bnStn Issued o
the LIST and 10th. Imy27l THos. E. wAGGAMAN.
'0R SAIL A VERY CHEAP BAY-wINDOW
= Brlck House, on L ST. very near 18th: rooms,
bath and cellar: $1,000,
STONE sos St INV nW. ave- easy 'e''IS' A'ip 1t T.
EoK. SALE 81, 700-EAsY TERMs-A COY
Brick House on 9th ST. ne. g rooms.
.. For Sale-A siH-room Brick House st. NV. ;
S--oUO.
For Sale-so5OO will buy Three-story Brick
House near the government printing office dry cellar
good investment. DAVID ID. STONE SOC + ST. n. W ] t
I;oR SALE-CHtAP-AN ELEGANT HOME ON Q
= ST new; bay window; two stories and cellar under
whole house first floor, Large paror dining and
ktcheh second -four. four bed rooms and bath; back
ana front stairways unusually well built: natural
WOOD hnSh; handsome fixtures lot Ok l0i to al
ley; everything first GLASS; being built by owner for
SOC F st. NV. 1t
NOR SALE-INyESTMENT II PER CENT NET
Il I1y1 cd at
~ eaGh for all 81, 600 $1,000 cash balance suit
HORST hhMP JESTER, $50 ST. u. m21-eo3t
EOR SALE-NEW BRICK HOUSE On L 81. NEAR
9th St NV; . rooms and n bath. all mod imps. :;
window This house is u barzan
ln2I-5t HEBRON 4 RAMEY, 1907 + St
EOR SAi.E-HOUSE ON Q ST. NV BETWEEN
4 oth ana tn SITS. near cars, schools and markets
rooms cellar and bath: just new facing SOUTH built
Tor owners own use; VIII sell at u bargain
m2'-1t HEBRON KAMEY, 1907 + st. NV
IFOR SALE-S5, 15O-HOUSE OF 3 ROOMS, BRICK
L aud frame; lot 10. on east side Of 9th st.
chance HERRON A. RAWEy
m%1-5t i:m1 i st
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IGOR RENI-If2l COLUMBIA ST, '-ROOM
II Rriek All mod imps: good order, near three
INES street cars to q careful tenant, S21J0 Inquire
b , 81 NV m<'-3t
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sNORREST-
IL hO6 lth NV. l0r.s15 6l2 G at. n W, Sr s35
Ola tn ST. NV. Tor "a 6i3 La ave, I'd floor 30
1904 ST. NV, srs....40 1921 18th II w. 4rs Is
ALBERT I. FOy,
m<4-f 900 St NV.
VEOR kENT-9ll + ST. NE, NEW TWO-STORY
Il and Cellar Brick rooms and oil mod mps; ga
month In advance L. I. KAISER, Room 4. Atlantic
Building. uI4-3t
ISOR RENT-FINES STORE ROOM 1855 X ST \ W.:
Il opposite MI Market; suitable for confectionery
or grocery store 80.
m243t DUGAN BUTLER, 600 F st.n.w
V,OR RENT
II 40 st. n. Or. els 10 broom Bricks in
$50 St s.w., 1r., bw.. s.w..................Sl $40
400 h ST. Store. 20
ZOO lth ST. ne, 6r- 3bO X St W, Store. 70
aud bath...
nI24 St DUGAS & BUTLER, 500 at NV.
VSOR RENT-lSOl ST. NV, STORE AND
Il Dwelling. rooms; stable i'll good business
stand; opposite base ball grounds; $40.
DEEBLE, DAVIS CO.,
m24-lw 1919 + st. W.
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No. W. COEsoN. JNo. ". MCCARTNEY,
" Member y a. Stock LIZ.
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CORSON 4 MCCARTNEY.
GLOVER 81 ILDING. l4ly 81 NV
Bankers aud d, alers in Government bonds
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l'OR RENT-HOUsE OF : ROOMS. 80 della
Il ware ave ne. , mod imrs. Apply ia I'm ST. sS'
m2--..f.
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FOR RENT--STORES
FOR RENT-OFFICES

EOR RENT-A PART OF wELL-FURNIsHFD
= once second floor; cheap rent. Irquire of q ID
ALDkRsoN, Room 5. 1910 st. NV. m5ti-:yt
NOR kENT-pEsIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IL
me Lehman Building, 1925 MY ave; elevator.
eood Nrht anu ventilation aud all mod. INN mod.
crate rent. A. y. lOUMBE. 1927 N ave mvz-In,
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ISOR SALE-SEyERAL 2-sTORY BRICK DWELL
Il ings on Navy place Sc. each 5000
ilS u. II. WARNER & co,
m "a l.
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INOR SALE-RAST CAPITOL BETWEEN 9Th AND
10Th SITS 3-story Brick, 10 rooms and cellar; lot
t99D B. II. WARNER 4 CO.,
hy24-4t 9l6F st. NV.