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WOOD AND TOBACCO SCHEDULES.
Tariff Bill Amendments Proposed by
Senators Mcpherson and Pasco.

Senator McPherson's proposed substitute for
! the wood schedule in the tariff bill as reported
| by the finance committee 10 as follows: Cabi-
| net and house furniture Of wood finished, 50 per
| cent ad valorem.
Manufactures Of cedar wood, granidalla,
| ebony, mahogany, rosewood and satin wood,
| 80 per cent ad valorem.
Manufactures of wood, Of which wood IL the
cnief component part, not specially enumer-
ated or provided for, 80 per cent ad valorem
To the free list the following: Timber, hewn
building wharves.
Timber. squared or sided Wood unmanu-
featured, not specially enumerated or provided
| for.
Sawed boards. planks, deals and all other ar
ticles of sawed lumber. Hubs for wheels posts
last blocks, wagon blocks, oar blocks, gun
blocks, heading blocks and all like blocks or
sticks, rough, hewn or sawed only. Slaves
| Of wood, pickets and palings. laths,
shingles. clapboards. pine or spruce; logs.
the aforementioned articles, or either Of
them. by any country whence imported. all
said articles imported from said country shall
be subject to duty as now provided by Law.
RELATING TO CIGAR WRAPPERS.
Senator Pasco proposes the following amend
ment to the tobacco schedule in the paragraph
relating to cigar wrappers: Provided, That if
any bale, box or package contains but 20 per
centum or less of tobacco suitable for
cigar wrappers the entire quantity OF
tobacco contained in such bale.
box, package or in bulk shall be dutiable, if
not stemmed, at So cents per pound; if stemmed,
at so cents per pound: Provided further. That
II any bale, box or package contains more than
20 per centum Of tobacco suitable for cigar
wrappers. the entire quantity Of to-
bacco contained in such bale, box
or package or in bulk shall be
dutiable, if not stemmed, at s2.76 per pound.
Provided further, That il any tobacco i'm
ported i'll a bale. box, package or in bulk shall
consist of tobacco produced in different couu-
tries, the entire quantity Of tobacco contained
in such bale, box, package or in bulk shall be
dutiabe, If not stemmed, at % per pound;
IL stemmed, at 81 rs per pound
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How They DO IL In New York.

From the New York Sun.
A withered up old man with very sharp eyes
entered barber shop near the Lotus Club the
other day carrying a small tray.
Anything in my line today, gentlemen
Fish hooks corn cure, hair restorer. nail
brushes. everything to make life happy" he
called out in a cracked voice. There were half
dozen men in the shop aud as he called out
his wares he looked questioningly at the
proprietor. The barber eoughed loudly and
the old man closed up his tray without waiting
for purchasers.
''Glad you're all SO we'll today, gentlem en-, "
he said, and went out.
An hour later he entered the shop and again
announced his wares. The proprietor glanced
ut the men in the chairs and then said that he
guessed it was all right The little mans tray
closed with snap. He produced q number OF
lottery tickets. and for few minutes his bust
ness was brisk. The friends of one OF the bar
bers had made up $40 pool to invest IN the
lottery, and several men in the chairs bought
tickets. The proprietOr's cough when the man
entered before was u danger signal One Of
Inspector Byrnes men was in his chair
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THE DEAD REPRESENTATIVE.
After Brief Funeral Services Mr.. Wat
sons Remains are Sent Home.

There were brief but impressive services last
night over the remains of the late Representa-
tive Watson Of Pennsylvania. At about $50
pm. number of those who were more or less
intimate with Mr.. Watson congregated in the
parlor OF suite Al at the Shoreham and there
listened to a scriptural reading and appropri-
ate prayers, the simple ceremonial being con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. II. Cuthbert. acting chaplain
OF the House Of Representatives. The Penn
sylvanis congressional delegation, with tho
exception of Representative Rife. who met
the party at Harrisburg, was present. At $50
the remains were removed TO the Pennsylvania
depot and at 10 o'clock left for Warren. Pa.
accompanied by Mira. Watson, Mrs. Mcdowell
of Warren, Private Secretary Shawkey, Sem
ators Cameron. Faulkner and Cullom, Repre-
sentatives Mansur. Culberson, Maish. Hall and
Townsend. Arthur Lucas, one of the cloak
room messengers, also went along. The party
travelled in the special car Cadmus and was in
charge OF Special Deputy Sergeant-at-Arms
John I. Chancey of the House.
The interment takes place this afternoon at
Warren.
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Novelties In Jewelry,

From the jewellers Weekly.
Apretty silver match stand is formed by two
shells standing upright in q shell of large,
size.
A cigarette box Of plain silver, having an
anchor, with rope coiled to form the word
Cigarettes" is a seasonable novelty.
Several beautiful pink pearls mounted or
the cover of an deliberately chased Roman gold
bonbon box produce o pleasing effect
A scarf pin, formed by gold rope artistic
ally coiled around a silver sounding plummet
10 an appropriate gift to . yachtsman.
Cuff links, each bar representing . coiled
snake with a diamond set in the head, are sure
to inspire admiration whenever shown.
bracelet that has recently been revived ID
close gold chain band. which can be fastened
with buckle at any point of its length.
Three diamond owls, diminished in size and
cleverly represented as sleeping on q gold
bough, make lace pin OF attractive appear.
Ance.
A beautiful heart-shaped opal, apparently
pierced by-a shaft Of diamonds and rubies ID
. lace pin recently produced BY New Yori
jsweler.
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The Alligator Industry.

In the effort to make the statistics of manu-
features as complete as possible the Census
Office sends out circulars to persons through
out the country asking for information in re-
gard TO industries which they are supposed to
be familiar with. Among other in
dustries that tho Census Once wants
to know about IL the alligator industry
in Florida. which has assumed considerable
proportions. A circular was, therefore. sent
20 a man in Florida asking him to give list Of
the persons engaged i'll the alligator industry.
he evidently did not catch Oh. for ne has
written TO Secretary Noble in this style, the
FlorIda photography being omitted:
i don't understand what you mean about
the hunting. / want you TO write me whether
you want 10 hire me by the month or not OF
whether you want me to hunt and ship to you.
will hunt by the month for a consideration If
you furnish me. i want boat and guns.
want to know what you will give dozen for
alligator eggs and what you will pay for
aliratOrs
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my hands lady called at my Office and gave me a
fun account OF the gambling room at Herzog's
Just opposite Lieut. Guys station house. She
described how it could be raided. provided
Lieut. Guy and his officers were kept In iRnor-
Ance OF It She said it was useless TO attempt
the raid il it were known by Lieut. GUY or his
officers. told her to so 20 the president Of
the board OF Commissioners and make the
same statement to him she had made to me
and that ! thought he would attend to IT, She
told Mr.. Douglass and he took the steps that
led to the successful raid on Herzog's place.
Believing l have given all the information
called for. am A. q
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TEREsrs N CONGRESS.
Speaking OF the episode in the House yester-
3ay. upon the new method Of breaking a
quorum, Representative Butterworth said that
it left him with little hope that either the lard
bill or the option bill would get through the
House this session.
The lard bill should have been pressed to a
Anal vote Saturday night" he said The
agricultural bills-that is, those that are of
special consequence to the sgriculturist and
the consumer-are being beaten Dy parliament
tary hide-and-go-seek and flibustering. Yes
terday the time had been consumed needlessly
and without excuse. You wonder that this
can happen under the revised rules. / find
less depends upon the rules than upon those
whose duty it is to enforce them. II this play
had been attempted on .Ae election bill or the
tariff bill it would not have lasted over one hour
have little nope that e th-r BIZ! will pass. i
refer TO the counterfeit lard and the gambling
bill There was quorum under the roof
every minute while the House was in session
yesterday, but the worst form of filibustering
have ever witnessed was resorted TO by both
democrats and republicans. IL the farmers OF
the country will scan the record they will see
whst aiis their bills and they will know wha,
remedy 10 apply.
The lard bill is as just measure as ever
challenged the attention of the House. 1t
simply puts counterfeitlng food products under
the ban Of the law. The bill which treats with
gambling in farm staples has a far more Diff
cult subject to deal with. To strike the evil
and yet protect legitimate trade and commerce
Is not easy. There is no form OF gambling that
l. so injurious in is effects upon the commun-
ity. and none that is more difficult to suppress.
Trading in farm staples is all right, but mere
gambling in them is a crime against society
and ought 10 be punished as such. The infiu-
ences 10 defeat these two bills are more power
full than have ever known to be exerted at the
Capitol in regard to any other measure.
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Censlis Returns.

Mr.. William C. Hunt. the chief Of the popu-
lation division Of the Census Offie, has an
nounced the result Of the count Of the popula-
tion in the following states and cities: Rhode
Island, population, S45, 343; increase since $780,
6s,sl2, or "a ~ per cent. Cities and counties in
Rhode Island: Newport, ~, 449; increase, 3,756,
or % SO per cent; Woonsocket, 20, 759; increase
4, 709 or 30 "a per cent.
The population OF two cities in Kansas is
given as follows: Hutchinson, s,67s; increase,
7,lSs; Wichita, %. 1876; increase. Is. 824
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

At a meeting Of the passenger committee Of
the Trunk Line Association, held in New York
yesterday, subcommittee was appointed aud
provision made for the handling OF emIgrants
at Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore, as well
rs at New York.
Neil Clyde, quartermaster of the steamship
City of New York, who was charged with steal
ing the jewels OF Hiss Eastlake, the actress,
was acquitted OF theft yesterday in Liverpool
but Us the jewels had been found on his person
he was fined by the aourt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

The corn fair was opened at Vienna with a
mates for the world America 10 credited with
4ii030 900 bushels of wheat and 1000. 900 900
bushels of maize, against 49l 600 900 bushels Of
wheat aud Ais, 900 900 bushels Of maize in
1889. England Is credited with an average
yield
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Good Name for Him.

Philadelphia Times.
Cesar, ehf A good name for q dog"
'Oh, that's only part OF it. His full name Ia
Cesar Agripper."
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Ernest Shugrue was sent TO Jail for three
months by Judge Mills this morning for an at
tempt to make an indecent assault on Mrs.
Strang. who lives on North Capitol street be-
tween D aud p streets.
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Takes His Medicine in a Lump.

IHhts HIS HeUIcIne IN LUMP
Guest-''Why, look here, landlord your food
and wine are horrible. and"
Now, sir, will you oblige me by waiting till
you get your bill and then yoa can abuse me
Tor all at once"
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SHOOTING STARS.

Mr.. Mills of Texas is ''stumping" Illinois in
more senses than one.
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Some people have queer notions about some
things. Not long ago young fellow from Mis-
souri,. who was here after an Office, was talking
to his mother about it.
But mother" he urged, as she contended a
point with him, II shall have the moral support
OF Mr.. Blank If no more"
Moral support" exclaimed the old lady,
''morai support? Why, how can you? He's a
Congressman
Tramp-meeting Thomas Clarence on the
street: Would you be kind enough. sir, to let
me have nickel to buy loaf of bread within
Thomas Clarence-going through his pock-
cts: Certainly / would. my friend, but it is
after banking hours. don't you know, and you'll
have to call around in the morning."
Texas will be in favor of a protective tariff as
soon as the mills Of the state are not spelled
with a capital II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

Senator: When will that conference Com
mittee on Irrigation report?'
Member-curtly: What difference does that
make to you? The Senate bar is open yet, isn't
it?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

The hoe is assuming shape and power as q
campaign document
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or PHAR-
macy registsred in the district: long experience
ment now employed at Johns Hopkins Hospitss !:
arsss nSss and w.ssins'on re ere AZ
WkNTEDaA PLACE AS WET NURSE ~ A
ANNA GS@l Ro.
WANTEp POSITIONS FOR COOKS MALE
NJ ana fem,,el Maids. Port.rs, Nurses House
faeili,ies Families Hotel. and Store supplied.
WS6oMnTrk.p-by A YOUNG NAN FROM The
Carpenter Wagon or Waiting in store. Cali i22s
w Gin. a situation to do General Hou.eSoT4 in =
igo5 ss M references furnished Cali or address
WANTED-BY AN ELDERLY WHITE WOMAN. A
hstnssoa 70 Do chapber Work and Assist in Care
~ Address Box 81 s,sr a aee work In sn. fam
WANTED-A LADY OF RIPE FyprpIrNcy
w wishes = Position as Assistant Teacher for the
dress TEACHER, Laurel. Nd. suss.3i.
WANTkD:Go 10 DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS
" MAILS. Nurses. Laundress House Workers. But
men; all have references from last place eiS fth 81
NV: su27-5t.
" .NTED.AI HEApQUASTrRs-pos POSITIONS
nna H Hn,e. sssTssrs,. Nsn Ssi,er Cooks Seh
WhSS SII,I, ~ A LAZY OF LxPERIENcE 4
Real Estate Lawyers once Address ExPfRi
Star Office an.,N az.
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required. Address W. In Thoroushfare Va aus6 3.
WANTED-By AN ACTIVE. INTELLIGENT. IN
w austrlons boy. 10 years old. living with his
parents situation with some good hrm where he can
MAKE himself generally usefu, and learn good bu al
ness best references furnished. Address HARRY a.
star ONCE. anoe a.
WANTED-BY YOUNG WHITE MAN, A STU
w alton in aGi ocery Store TO Learn the Business
can furnish the beat city references. Address b.
Star Office. tuoti-ot.
WANTED-A LADY DESIRES A POSITION AS
w Copy1st; has had some experience on q tyre
writer Address Miss NJ. X. w. Box 33. laurel.
ma. sua6-at'
WANTED-BY A RETIRED LAWYER AND GOV.
w eminent official, with highest reference position
o. trust. Address H.. HOO New Hampshire ave-
Washington. au.,ti 3ts
WANTED - EMPLOYERS FOR FIRST-cIAss
w Serysnts with rcfrrences in every case send 70
CITY INTEILlGENCE OFFICE, 90S i s IA. ". and
your order will be flled with dispatch. aus -7t'
WAANIED.BY RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
w Aan situation IN q priya.e family; can handle
horses, &c. Address ". b., Star office au25-:,ts
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WANTED-HOUSES


WANTED-To RENT SEPTEMBER Is OR oC-
w tober Small House. all mod imps. by Gentle
man and Wife; no children Capitol BILL northwest.
or Georgetown. Address DEPT. OF STATE. star
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WANTED-To RENT NICE EIGHT ROOM
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need answer Address H. H. L., star office nu26-3t
WANTED--sIX AND EIGHT-RooM HOUSES
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ana several applicants waiting ). II. GRAY 4 CO.,
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WANTED-GtNTLEMAN ANDwIfE From THE
w country wish TO rent House IN n. ". Washington
n or sts. Owners TO board or take with them
Address At once. +. 4. LeonardtowD. Nd au25-3t
WASTED-PAYING SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
w Medium priced Houses aud Lots. which adyer-
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special attention 10 great facilities for handling
70 Rent W. T. BURfOkD, l422 \. \. aU23-6t.
WANTED-To BUY FOR CAsH-A HOUSE OF
w from = 70 IL rooms; in good condition and in a
Eood nelghoorhood Address, stating price and exact
location CASH PURCHASER, star office. augl-lnI.
WANTED-HoUsEs FOR RENT BY FISH 4
we have daily applications for houses TO rent Own
ers eau secure good tenants and prompt returns by
placing their houses IN our charge. au2l-l2t
WANTED-hoUsEs FROM $4,000 To s6 600;
w also Lots in Washington and Lanier Heights
ACKEB 4 GADSBY,
au13 zoos st. NV
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Tolstoi has nine children mono Of whom b
ever read ''Kreutzer Sonata"
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FOR RENT--STORES.


IroR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING, 1914 ON
Il 81 n W.; 10 rooms, all modern iinproyements
Inquire at
au21-lws q24 Nstpw
ECk RENT NEWLY PAINTED STORE AND
- Dwelling; cor. 18th and sts. NV; $50; chean
C DUSALi- 925 sLnw su.5-:5t.'
t,OR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING lso6 7IH
St NV; plate glass store front; counter shelving
aud large Ice box concrete cellsr; 10 rooms and
stable: suitable for any business: rent $50. IA ad-
vance. Inquire at 1922 9th 81 NV susl OF.
IoR RENT-SoUTHwEsr CORNER 9TH AND
u sts. NV. Brick Store and Dwelling, with larve
bake oven. suitable for confectionery and bakery J.
Mel DODsON, .s2j NV. aul6-lm
IroR RENT-wAREHOUsE, zoos b ST. TIE
Il contlnuation of LOuisiana ave opposite wholesale
market; stores. rent $40 and $50 respectivey
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BOUND TO BEAT THE BILLS.
The New Method of Fiiibustering in the
House Yesterday.

WHAT REPRESENTATIVE BUTTERwoRTH SAYS ABOUT
IT-NoT MUCH CHANCE OF PASSING LARD OR
OPTION B1LLs-SE6tEcTED AGRICULTURAL IN
TEREsTs N CONGRESS-.
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COL. ROBERT AND THE GUY TRIAL
The Engineer Commissioners Makes o
Report on the Case.

How HE CAME TO TAKE Up THE rNvEsrroArroN--
STATEMENTS MADE TO HIM on WHICH THE
CHARGES WERE INSTRUMENTATION SENT TO
THE SENATE.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

DOR RENT-FINEsT FURNISHED SUITE OF or
nee looms 30 the city glass 'front.' first noor water
included: central Address OFFICE ROOMS. star Of
nee au37-4t
1roR RENT-l444 RHODE ISLAND AVE- BET
Il 4th aud 18th SITS, Desirable once Rooms buit
expressly Tor ply with steam heat telephoDs
connection and all yenences Inquire at the prem-
Uses.
IroR RENT-oFFICE RooMs-THosE SEEKING
Il elegant Office Rooms will do well 20 examine the
i3altic building, sos St steam heat electric
lghts &c. Apply 10 W. Il. HELEN, the premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

HEALTH OFFICER TowNsHEND DOES NOT THINK
THE GRIP HAS RETURNED-soME LOCAL PHysI-
CLANS THINK IT Is HERE AoAIN-Ar ANY RATE
THERE ARE THE SAME OLD SYMPTOMS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

SOk REMITTANCE NICELY FUKNIsHkD BAY
WINDOW = oht Room. commanding hue view. suit
board; Ia private family, children, hotue com
su26-2t. w. ~ wv
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| lSoR RENT-lslo X st. TWO UNFURNIS9FD
Rooms ON second floor aud two furnished on third
| noor; TO PEOPLE who appreciate a quiet home. no
hooseAeening excellent board n desired suaO-lts
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BOARDING.

Mrs. COLLIN FORMERLY OF 1904 II ST NV,
WI has transferred her French Boarding House 20
1911 81. NV. two Goors from National TheAter
tension Bourgeois; good rooms; very good French
dinner, with pint caret. Soc: board by the week.
aul- Inn
7 ARGE. COOL, AIRY ROOMS WITH BOARD, q
IL per day and up; Rooms. so and 75c. The WEB
SIER 5l3 9Th St NV. myl1
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Copies Of u number of letters of Lieut. Guy
to Mrs. Nellie Fish are forwarded, as when
sent for Mrs. Fish she handed them to me as
evidences OF the intimate relations existing be-
tween them. Some are signed with his name
very formally, as stated on one OF them, be-
cause they could not tell into whose hands il
might fall, and others are signed "Jackie. T"
No notes were taken OF any Of Mrs. Fish's
statements.
In addition to what is forwarded herewith
there was q pamphlet handed me by a gentle
man making certain accusations against Lieut.
Guy, whom he accused of having used his po-
lice force In way to injure him pecuniarily.
The paper was given to one Of the assistants to
the attorney for the District aud have never
seen il since.
There Was o statement made TO me that
shall allu lie to, not because it had anything to
do with the investigation Of Lieut.. Guy, but
because statements have been publicly made
that the resulting raid was designed to affect
this case.
Some time after tie papers In this case Left
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| EoR RENT-oNE OR TWO UNFURNlsHFp
| - Rooms HIGHT housekeeping allowed. ,'as. Lat
| oatH, &C i'o- ST. H. ~ Au2o-:lts
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

I,oR REST-NIcrLA LARGE uSFURIsHrp ROOMS.
Il with heat and rss; water on floor. lill O stn y.
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| Eok kENf-UNfUkNfsHED- COMMt NJ
Il catns Rooms; front room has large bry Nrndo,
aud aleoSe. sood references required. 1888 lath a
Nv. Hu2B-st.
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AIRS DR. MULLER CAN BE CONSULTED AND
WI treats successfully all Female Complaints from
whatever cause. ~ Der residence. evsH 81 ne.
Once hours 70 ep.m- 2lz-2lAs
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ISoR RENT-l0I7 l4THsT. NV TwoDEIJGHT-
and wife. VI ',.s., ~.
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IfoR kFNT-A NEW ENGLAND FAMILY HAVE
ncllghtful 2d-story Front ltooius, fnriishe.l
overo kiig Iowa Circle 1929 ST. home com forts
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HNoR RENTING COMMUNICATING UNFfiR-
nished Rooms second story bath same floor. me
ecotohs convenient TO cars, herdics aud stores no
ipusekeeping. References. 14o9 Rhode Island ave.
Nv. Au1b-.Sf.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-15
OmcInl bonds.

The Board of County Commission
ers have ordered that the oficers-elect
Of Eureka county shall give bonds in
the following sums, to wit: Sheriff,
s15, 900; County Clerk, $4,000; Au-
ditor and Recorder, 10000; County
Treasurer, 10000; Assessor, $1,000;
District Attorney and Superintendent
of Public Schools, $4,000; Public Adj
ministrator $4,000; County Surveyor,
$500; Justice OF the Peace and Con-
stable Of Eureka township, each $1,000.
All other Justices of the Peace and
Constables who were elected TO serve
outside of Eureka township and with
in the county OF Eureka, will be re-
quired to furnish bonds each in the
sum OF 81 900.