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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-09-24

leading New York
CLOAKSIand JACKETS
goods and better made than later nhe season
WASH GOODS PRINTS, GINGHAMS
BEDFORD CORDS BANNoCKBURNS. FIANNELEIS
ARMENIAN SERGES & AUTUMN CLOTHS.
A. THOMAS, Randolph VT
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-09-24
To Make
Perfect.

W. EVERY Re
ceipt that calls for
baking powder,
use the Royal"
Better results will
be obtained because it is
the purest. 1t will make
the food lighter, sweeter,
of finer flavor, more d.
gestible and wholesome.
1t is always reliable and
uniform in its work.
Miss MARIA PARLoA says THE
Royal Baking Powder is as good
as any can be. have used il a
great deal and always with salts
faction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-21

exclusion OF undesirable characters from en-
listment have worked together to elevate the
character and increase the contentment Of the
soldiers, without in any measure. it Is believed,
impairing their efficiency. The winter campaign
against the Sioux developed the most cheerful
endurance of the greatest hardships, as well as
great gallantry in action and total
absence of assertions while in the field
in the presence Of the enemy.
DEFICIENT TRANSPORTATION.
The readiness Of the army FOR active field
service in an emergency has long been greatly
impaired by the reduction Of means Of trans
portation to that which is required for the or
binary post service, making 1t necessary TO pro-
cure, by whatever means may be available. the
transportation required for troops In the field.
Though this condition is always to be regretted,
it is source Of no little satisfaction that the
quartermaster's department. was able during
the recent campaign to supply by contract or
otherwise. the requisite means OF transporta-
ton without great or injurious delays In the
movements Of troops.
Gen. Schofeld notes the increased efficiency of
the medical department with great satisfac ton,
and he pays q tribute to the zeal and diligence
of the officers Of the commissary and ordnance
departments during tho campaign Of last win
Ter. He approves of the remarks Of Gen. How
ard and Gen. McCook on the necessity Of forti-
flying the hsrbors Of Savannah and San Diego,
and says: The necessity Of other and more
prominent seaports are too well known to need
special mention"
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ADJUSTMENTS NEXT WEEK.

GALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME This charm
ing play, written in Gillette's best and most
rollicking vein and domestically christened,
will be presented at Albaugh's next week by
one OF Mr.. Chas. Frohmans. companies, which
that gentleman pronounces one of the best
that he has sent out Mr.. Gillette and his
works are well known in this city, and his
"Wiikinson's Widows" received its initial pro-
duction here last season, scoring an instan-
taneous success All the Comforts of Home
was one OF the pleasantest New York sue
cesses and also was successfully presented here
last season. As it will be again given with an
excellent cast and perfect appointments it will
no doubt attract large audiences. The sale Of
seats begins tomorrow at the box Office of the
opera house.
THE BLAcKTHoRN Irish comedy drama
will follow the Howard Atheneum Company at
Harris Bijou Theater. 1.-THE Blackthorn" will
DO presented next Monday night, with matinees
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Jos. j.
Sullivan has made it one Of the most popular
productions of its kind before the public. and
It VIII have every advantage as to scenery and
cast on its presentation in Washington. It ia
full OF music from the rollicking folk song to
the typical Irish melody, and the young women
in the cast are handsome a. well as capable.
The advance sale Of seats opens today at the
box ONCE. The Howard Athen@um Company
has been filling the house nightly and has
made one OF the best records Of the Bijou's
season so far.
THE RED SPIDER."-Joseph ]. Bowling and
Sadie Hassen, the pioneers Of high-ciass western
make their last appearance in Washington next
week at kernan's Lyceum Theater, presenting
their greatest successes, THE Red Spider" and
'.NobOdy's Claim" They are surrounded by .
competent company. The plays are highly
sensational, deal with exciting events in the
wild west and introduce many realistic
scenes. Among the features Is Carlos, the
thoroughbred Kentucky colt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-21
The Engineer Corps' Annivsrsaxy.

The engineer corps Of the District
National Guard celebrated it, hrst an
niversary last night with q supper and oratory.
The occasion was in every respect most pleas
ant one. The speakers were Lieut. Gilbert
Thompson, who presided; Lieut.. Ferguson Of
troop A. Lieut. Forsbsrg Of light battery A.
Lieut.. Harries. L Ri second battalion; Lfeuts.
Averiii, Holt and Graham and ssrgts. Ireland,
Fry and Dsnnison Of the engiussxx
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The Corcoran Cadet Corps, company A, sec
ond battalion, DONG, last night assembled
q. their armory for tho purpose Of filing the
vacancy Of second lieutenant First Sergt
Robt. 7. Smith was unanimously elected 70 the
Office and has been notified TO report before the
brigade examining board on October 9Th in
slant
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PROPOSALS

GRAPHIC AMP REGULATING. -PKoPos-
kyEAUEs in rHE D fsTkfor eoirHe ccIuM shp
0mss o. the Commiasionsr.. D. g.. Washington. D.
SAVED 4 "a. ohes unt.l TWELSSp TciocK r. On
THyRsDAY. 03To1kR TWKNTy-NiNTH. 1881.
Blank form. Of proposals. end can s OBJ
telnsd Ct this omce upon Application thsrsfor, to-
upon shs.s form. viii g SSl.idsrsd. Tue RIGHT is
y. D0CaLAss, ". Ross. ". !. EOssELL
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Clerk Young's Bond.

Mr.. John J. Young yesterday executed his
bond As clerk Of the court, with George Trues-
dell, John J. Edison and B. II. Warner as sure
ties, for the faithful performance of his duties.
and this morning Chief Justice Bingham ap-
proved it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-21

THR STORY OF THE SIOUX UPRISING REFEBnEp
TO AND THE EXPERIENCE GAINED IN THE con-
TEST POINTED oUr-NkrrrEs OF GENERAL
INTEREST TO THE ARMY NOTED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-21

EOR RENT-UNFCRNIsHED.
Il The Clarendon Hotel, l9,gS Nth
N y ave and l4th st 2Ols x st
NV, sOr. S6ooflc.,S 18th
The Imperial Hotel. Pa llo2 gsh
ave bet 18th and l4th 3Ol7 o 1t
NV. VT. 5OOi2Olo q 81
3l0 18th 81 NV, l0r ana g.s,:SB y :
= large halls and :-,35 q 81
store.......-...-... l75l Z 1t
Columbia road. l5r .2.lu .sul1 . VI
lS29 h st nv. l5r. .2OS. 33 ia 18th
Icy N 81 NV. llr. .....3OO Ill4 LET
Sl5 10TH ST NV. lUr l60. % (fiat)
Nj 10Th st NV, l6r 106. 81 ) y n ave
lbs III st NV. 15r...... l50 1913 l lth
JAZZ Mass ave NV. lar. l35 sol X st 1
lsll Pa ave NV, dwell sO.2 II ST
ing and store. lor l25 80 l2th
SO l4th 81 NV. l2r. ....l25 I'LL Pa q
sl9 l4tn So NV, llr. Us llO6 18th
$40 4 Cap 81, :,Sr. l:!.5 1890 18th
1886 l9th ct NV. I5r. :. l:y5 iii Pa a
1874 q st NV. 9r. l.2,5 Both and
1I4f X st NV. ler. 100 fiats), :
1908 9th ST NV. lar 100 3lo LIST st
IiOi Eth st NV. III. 100 u;21 PoIne
6:2S;j Z ST NV, l5r.. .S3. % l42l2 Mas
FURNISHED.
Conn ave near K ST NV. g st near
lof ...-.-......-......8 JoU VI ..--
Ii 81 near lotn ST NV, h vt near
lr.---...-..-.-..- .3sS3. 80 LII.
10th st near . NV. Mass ave
ior. .SS3-3 30 nv, l.ir
VI 81 near 18th NV. l6r. 80 New Jer
y Il mr. 18th ST NV, l2r. 80 Capitol,
Conn ave uear X st NV. 18th 1t 4
IF. ....-.............2 O0 12r.
18th 81 near 1 81 NV. NJ IT near
r i ave ficar i4ti st L St near
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR kENr- FURNISHED : SIX 10 HIGHT
ICONS for honssfespins OF would rcn; snssr. .Hr.
afier p m At isss \ 81 nv oclf1si'
FOR RENI-ili0 SIXTH ST 4; EleHr
or Elm: sis' s. H. WALKER ass Louisiana ave
EoR RENT-NEw sEvEN-BooM. BATH AID
ztS St ns Apply I, .nE'gse sfSckfS nc I'll &
n ". OBJ -as
F0R RENr- l2ls3 @ 81 store and hx-
NJ 10 Del ave, lsr - tusss ;,.-,..... se 20
eie louisiana three - s sss NJ si. m is
is oss !: SORE Ia s. ir rs 20
o III A, e and store. N L;3 .ios B. ~ 20
asf s,S -; s. = !, q s; ss a =: hay;
siss E. g sss q kns. &, Is =
lar and stable so'see. ss i na s'e a. r.:
i2is 2lst ar. ". q 80. &; ssis r 5r.........io
WEST WASHINGTON
Isis SON. o. m SIS So s ,si s. Eur
os, ~ '' -' 70 is sIsSnp .ss
Foe RENT.,FURNTsHED-LAR HANDSOME
- residence. 15l5 Mass. ave. NV. situated in the
ufnished ii Win Ss leased iST Sas q
apply app Thos snd risafh & c s5ai"e
ocji-os 1924 3 ST NV.
FOR RENT-FRAME 1908 ST, NV, 10 ROOMS;
Snsns sSsI.s rsTs p, 50 rrSSs e Mst,ss
oc2l-3t ALBERT p. FOX. geo st. n. ".
EoR RENT-oi3 BsT. s f. ROOMS AND BATH:
heated BY furnace, $50. Apply 20 II. hf1IMtL-
LER. :l5S 81. sc. oc21I5ts
ENoR RENT-THAT HANDSOME RESIDENCE GRO
private family only .3 East Capitol st.. adjacent
to new Library building; II rooms. handsomely "a.
peril and decorated; new sanitary p,umn.ng and
Apply at Room Is, Atlantic building. J. 3. JORDAN.
General Agent. ocel-;s'
Fon RENrIs02 A ST. Sc. GROOM EoUsE,
with good large yard. near 20 last Capitol st. aud
fenasylyaaiA ave cars; s:,Q Per mouth,
oc21d JOHN b. NIGHT. lsOSS q ST. NV.
LHoR RENT OR IEAsE-
THE SPACIOUS CLUB HOUSE.
Now occupied by the United Service Club Army and
$3.50 Navy Club.
Ito and l112 @ st Columbia Athletic club.
Best accommodations for club q from two % i've
hundred nenlbers RECEPTION room, lssiors. billiard
room hath rooms. &c barber shop ding rooms. card
Rooms. reading rooms. bed rooms Quartere-
For Information and terms call or address
H. T.. X.
oc2U6t. HOS q st. n ".
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BOARD AND TWO ROOMS FOR
w gentleman. wife and young girl in private family;
terms must be reasonable; references: n. W. or n e.
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

w reading aloud, position as companion TO elderly
city 1dss &C. soi
town. oc2i-3ss'
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE LADY, A SIT
Nd STATE What %ssss win ;. gwen
WANTED-sfTgATToS 70. COOK. WASH AND
dress 21.2 H st. n. W.. in the rear. 1t.
WANTED-sITUATToN By YOUNG CoLoRED
Wae b IN s C or nay.ss
81 Sd st. s.w. IL
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERs-Po POSITIONS
5o 55 siss' ssoss s1 ic.E
WANTEp-aO TO DICKS AGENCY FoR YOUR
,s, cooks houseInsds. nurses aundresses. kitchen
ane
WANTED-BYAYoUNG CoLoRED MAN, PLACE
stor. n SUs Psas f.
st. NV. oc2I-Jts
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF FOUR
pr;ntsyr years experience. position as ghotosrsph
dress IANDEs So stsnnton % Vs III Sa' oes
WANTED-BY A THOROUGHLY C0MPETENT
sssn Ss the
WANTED-BY A FIRST CLASS YOUNG MAN
kSp e M family or 1s:'
w copyst. cashier OF assistant bcokkeeper bsst Of
references. Address L. f. X. star Office oc2l -2t'
TTsS ss SSnsE ~ TaIMS
st. NV IL:
WANTED-BY AN INDUSTRIOUS MAN, A SIT.
family g. q to in
WANTED, BY LADY CoMP0s-
ss9 Ues
WAMsTEp.YoUNe coLoRED MAN DESIRES
Y }S,s in hotel Firssoass references. ABBY
WANTED-AY ExPERIFNcED TRAVELLING
house Address Hs o. stare ONCE Sn fs oso
WANTED HOUsEKEEPERs IN NEED OF
v! servants will save time and trouble by calling
S3S essRp s1rsssf NV
WANTED.YOUNa LADY WHO IS A RAPID
experience in business Office transcrbing from phono
Spen to POSITION can furnish best rsisrsnsss
WANTED BY REsPECTABLE COLORED
ey bs a1a s @ Sss Of ey hS
w furnishes competent servants to private families
hotels, restaurants treferences). city and country;
~ 1isS ST. WITH dispatch
WANTED-AN EDUCATED YOUNG MAN WITH
,s,terer Kno Wedge OF German good penman and
teet % patent attorney Address Box ~ Star office
w ANTED-sITUATION BY YOUNG MAN AS
w shipping clerk in wholesale house or would be
willing to make himself generally usefu with pros
pes.i q better situation Address '" b. Star Office
WANTED = SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, DRIv-
" ers, housemen, chambermaids, cashiers. linen.
stores s ~ snd
WAANTED-BY GERMAN e9vERNEss. sITgA-
WITT. 1870 St. 'H'ia'sn AeS haSs oe16 BE-
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WANTED-.STORES.

"ANTED-TO RENT-SMALL STORE OR HALF
w store with millinery hair store on st. bet
fice It's
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WANTED---HOUSES.

WANTED : AT ONCE A sIx-kOOM BRICK
rs, 900. Send particulars at once to ". B. WATSON
& CO.. G}o Il ST. NV oc21-4t'
WANTED-TO BUY HOUSE FROM.sI GOO TO
w $1,000 for first-class colored man in govern
ment employ; will pay S1J monthly. Address Post
Once Box city post Office. oc2i-2ts
WANTED-TO RENT FOR SIX MONTHS, FUR
w nished house, q to 10 rooms, or small furnished
nat Address, with fun particulars Room %. kellogg;
building. oc2I-3ts
WANTED--I HAVE $4,000 TO INVEST IN
to $35 month preferred Send particulars at once TO
oc.0-2t DAVID d. STONE. SOC r st. NV.
WANTED-TO RENT A COMPLETELY FUR
w nshed or room house. Capitol Hill or n w.,
by Now 3. for and Wife best of references rent
must be reasonable Address. stating terms. CoRr-
LAND. star Once oc20-2t'
WANTED-AT ONCE-A 10 TO I2-ROOM HOUSE:
w give nlmoer and street; northwest price $40 900
Office. oc20-2ts
WANTED-TO RENT TWO GOOD sIX-Ro0M
w houses together in a rood neehborhood. near
street cars rent not to exceed S16 $lS month
Address ID. ID. c.. Star office. oc20-3tJ
WANTED-A SMALL UNFURNIsHED OR
office. oclg-3ts
WANTED-TO BUY, FOR CASH DIRECT FROM
w owner, house rs. = or rooms: no basement;
n W. on or near Sth 10th, and between X and S;
state price HILL, Gil st. NV. oc11-6ts
WANTED--SMALL HOUSES IN ANY SECTION
W OF the city, prices from ZOO to 81. 900. tor
ready customers. Address HARRY W. BOWLING,
heal Estate Broker. 6l2 st. n. ocl1-1w
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FOR RENT--FLATS.

EpOR RENT-NEw FLAT l4os i4TH ST n W
Il with heat and water. Apply 10 J. L. McFAR-
LAND, Room 20. Corcoran building. oc.Sl-jts
EOR RENT-2ND AND SD FLOOR; FRONTS 40
II feet on ct. north, south and east win5ovr
RANGE, private bath and halle; mod imps. cheap.
25ls u. n ocl9-l.1s
EOR RENT-TwO FINE FLATS, aD14 AND 2oi6
u Pennsylvania ave. second and third hoors, eixht
rooms. bath and cellar each rent s,o ana S65 re-
lrOR RENT-IO23 CONN. AVENUE; TO A PARTY
wishing suite Of apartments the parlor floor with
kitchen would be let Also UPPER rooms adnira-
bly, ARRANGED bachelors apar ents service heat
and gas supplied; will be shown by servants at the
house. oc11-4t
LrOR RENT - FURNrsHED-A VERY NICE ID
y hoor nat; q rooms and bath: open CRATES. hack
porch. Adults only. References. 49, 1ath D. W.
EoR RENT-FURNisHFD. TO ADULTS VERY
= desirable Tat OF six rooms; cast, south and west
exposure price $50 reference. go 9Th sls0t'
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SPECIALTIES.

Q PEcIALIsT-cANcERs REMOVED VTT8oTT
. the knife, yirusnt elects Of the blood caas~d 81
turnors trsated Having soccsGnfuy treated
hundrsds rsspeerfuily solicit call u. GEORGE
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

t'Ok sALE-lO 10 ~ ACHES: SELECT ACnE-
Il axe. suitable for subdiYison. near WHshIna14a
city and electric cars. Address j. y. J., star ofce
oc2l-.t.
LSoR sALE-w1THIN FIVE MINUTES DRIVE ~
Il kverdae station. on B. and O. X r. two hail.
some essht-room house, built. with amount Il
isile 70 "a eNrchaser terms easy. Apply % BIZ.
BROWNING. Columbian law buildtnr .ah - ~
SWING notice carr1Aae Will d. station convey fr
ties TO the buildings ocI72es
I,oR sALE-CoTTAGE IN BALLsTON, VA. "a,
niles from city LOT onequarfer acre $50 frosi
on Two streets; = i.UOi a so lots adjoining 500
EoR sALE-AT wooDsIDE. NEW six-RooN
oottsse, with range. hot and cold water bath IL
with two lots, a. 600 -
Also. new seven room cottage. with bAfh, rnns-.
latrObe, cellar and shade. Terms 10 suIt
D2s-Jm b. r. LEIGHTON. 49, La ave NV
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The following military posts being no longer
necessary have been abandoned since the last
annual report: Forts Abraham Lincoln. North
Dakota; Davis. Texas; Lowell, Arizona: Marcy,
New Mexico; Shaw, Montana: Selden, New
Mexico; Union, New Mexico, and Fort Lewis
Colorado These added 10 the number prac-
ucaliy abandoned during the last two years
and previously reported amount to twenty
eight military posts Fort Bidwell has been
temporarily reoccupied by q small force. This
serves largely 70 mark the advance which has
been made in the settlement of the western
territories and the subjugation OF the roaming
Indians which formerly impeded that settle
ment The garrisons Of the several abandoned
posts have been united to those of a more per-
manent character, giving larger garrisons and
consequent increased efficiency and economy
In the administration Ii Ia anticipated that a
few additional frontier posts may be abandoned
within the next few years.
PAY OF THK soLDIKR
In This country the difference between the
lowest commissioned grade and the hiehes,
non-commissioned has always been too great
This disparity has been made still more appar.
snt, in recent years, by the progress Of general
education and such Improvements in the axi
OF war and tho cites of armies as have imposed
much more important duties and responsible
ties than formerly upon non-commixsionet
officers Of the line j respectfully recommend
that the pay Of these non-eommissioned officer,
be increased, so ~ to equal those Of like grade,
in the corps Of engineers.
prscrPLISK IN THE ARMY.
All the reports show that the general state o.
discipline in the army 10 excellent, the one lam
entable exception being that Of the fourtl
cavalry At Fort walla walls- The measure,
which have been adopted for the improvemen
Of he condition Of the enlisted men and for tn
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LroR kENT-ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR WITH
l. steam heat On llth 81. near 4; nice new Offices
single or en- suite. SMITH JEFFORDs. 5ll Ilth
%. -. W. oc20-5t
EOR RENT-oFFICES-7il l4TH ST, TWO
4 'front.' rooms. second door; steam heat and lava
torres suitable for business professional purposes
Apply to JANIS M GREEN. III l4th st. oc2OIit
Eok RENT-oFFICE BUILDING, us nth ST
NV basement. suitable for real estate: floor
viii make tne dental parors second aud third oors
for ofnces two-story back building built for printing
once has been occupied by the Inventive Aae .
Apply TO THEo. A HARDING, 6o6 18th ST. NJ
Tor RENT-FINE OFFICE ROOMS on 2D FLOOR
RUTHERFORD. 1907 st w. oci5-eas
EOR RENT-sEvERAL CHOICE ROOMS IN THE
firemens Insurance Comranys building cor 9Th
ana La ave n W.: heat and elevator service. ocll-w
TOR RENT-TwO OFFICE ROOMS, 400 AMI 424
4 IVth s.; n; W.: SO each. LOUIS p. SHOE
MahLn. w T 81 n w ocl5-Gt
DOR RENT-ENTIRE OFFICE BUIIDING
80 18TH ST. NV.
RENT, FL, 200 PER ANNUN
ocIo-6 STEIGEk LIEBERMANN, 1903 st.
TOR RENT-oFFIcE ROOMS IN THE LEHMAN
4 building elevator steam heat, &c. central and de-
Srab.e location; low rent. a. 7. CoCMBE, 1925
Ntw 1orA ave: ocl4-1t
EOR RENT-FIRST-CLASS OFFICE ROOMS IN
the Fleming building. 14l9 G ST. n. single or en-
suite $40 TO $50 per month; steam heat elevator
ING. 49, 80 i,,'
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6.,3 5. c. ave ~. Or lao
biAdens1urz road, or -
i3ns hylie 81 ne. q. 10. %
ia y Nyiiesi ne. 81. 10. %
~ BreNeTsct n q. ar. - ~
STORES.
3l4 Ps ay. large buil'gslQ5
rs Nh ~ nw-.-...-.....t9
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EoR RENT
n 3l3 Pa ave nv $50
I'D 5th - Sc. l.ir, a m 1. -
La 9Th sw. i.fr. al M 1. so
3lS I'd nv. Or. all M 1. 20
81 Id II. ,ir. a IA L.. 70
ss yth = e. or. ali m q. ~
80 9Th a e, 0-. all uni 81
-un Z ~ n c. tir......-... 10. 30
oc- SWOEMGTTn
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pOARDlNa--8s9 n. Y. AVE. M, THO LAk<iE
- well-iurnisaed rooms on I'd floor; south 'front.' and
one on Sd; house kept b New York lady who eiyes
personal attention 70 culinary department. Table
board. oc2O-tts
WANTED-FIvEHUNDR TABLE BOAkDERs
w "Crump's Hotel and Cafe" southwest corner
Un ana st9 NV oc1S-6ts
.1(l7 81. NV. HANDSOME ROOMS 70
~ rent. large and Snali. furnished and unfur-
ntsheo, nom yo up: furniture new mod imps rrst-
class board in the house location very central
'rHE WEBSTER, 5l3 18TH ST. NV; RATES On
nrstclas. home place: runs stages daily 70 al points
OF interest," my17
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.
OoMNIssIoNEK on DEAD FOR EsTEY sTXTI
" and Territory. Notary and y. ;. ConInissioner.
JNO. r. BkAlL. lkll ~ NV
In once from q % D. MI
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

EOR RENT-A GOOD DAIRY AND POULTRY
farm within twelve miles OF this city: als acre.
Dwelling and barn hlgh and healthy. Purest well and
spriny water. well fenced school and churcl.
only 81 per month. AZ. A PHILLIPS a son.
oc-t-ln l4la New York ave
WANrED-TO RENT-FARM 10 TO 40 ACRFE
w with GOOD house, or rooms convenient 70
cars; within miles OF city. A l. O.. star oihce.
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l. Si1 . II. br. ler,
n l. without stable. SEQ
Sf-s \ n, br. l3r,
l.sss.. 4A.AO
loll 18th II. hr. NJ. m i..s3
a,:tst . ~. iir. n. m 1 90. ~
49, l'rOs ave. la. I'm. mi3o
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stryjaszka wyprawili sobie wieczorem porza-
dna bibe,, do kt6rej zaprosilismy weso}ego pa
ma Micha}a jego bernardyna. Waciaw jest
dzielny ch}opak, choc troche namietny CORA
cy. Przyzna} sic mi, ze tu chodzi}o intryge
ciotki, kt6ra ME zyczy}a sobie, aby sic aeni1
z c6rka pana Micha}a, ia sama, kt6rej chcia}
zna6 mysli, kiedysmy jechal W wagonie. Ma
m6wi}a wiec Cesie, zeby mu zrobi}a scene, a
1obra ia d4ie~czyna W przekonaniu, ze Nal
zedstwo to dla niego moze bye nieszczesciem,
da}a sic nak}onic "
swoja droga = ko6czy opowiadanie-
ia sic wczoraj oswiadczy}em, a Cesia przepro
si1a sic re nina.
Wins1uie, szczerze winszuje, moi sza
nowny doktorze prosze nawzajAm, zebys ra-
cyl zaprezentowac mnie siostrze, kt6ra musze
przeprosi6 "a mole nietaktowne zachowanie.
= Zrobi}bym to z mia checia powiada
patrzac mi dziwnie oczy = ale dis rannym
pociagiem wyjecha}a ma letnie mieszkanie W GO
ry ME wr6ci az W kohcu wrzesnia. Jednak
bsdz pan spokojny, ia jej to wszystko napiszs.
Ot6z mimo tax szczesliwie zakohczonej
sprawy stryja swojej, przyznaje, ze jakoS
ME oy}em zadowolniony tax, jakby wypadaio
Badz co badz moja ambicyai domySlnoSe au-
torska dozna}y konfuzyi, patrzac ma fotografa
by}bym przysiag}, ze to So narzeczeni, a to
tylko brat siostra -.
Okolicznos6 ia, daje slowo ze ME co inne-
60, sprawila mi niezwykle rozdraznienie ner-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-07
= Cecylia jest moja siostra rodzona = O.

= Cecylia jest moja sostra rodzona = o.
br6ciwszy sic do mecenasa dodaje: = Posprze
czalismy sic z MIA tego dnia rano to dzieki na
szej ciotce, osobie znanej panu mecenasowi
niespokojnego charakteru. Mimo to przyje
cha}y one ma wycieczke, zeby mie szpiegowac,
By3em rozdrazniony gdy ten pan przyszed}
upomina6 sic "a jej niby to obraze, odprawi-
lem go szorstko, bye moze, on wystapi} zaraz
pogT"z}EGs aa'' hoaorowej sstjj'sfakcyi. -.
Skoro tax, jestem got6w kazdej chwil.
Przyznaje sic pa1stwu, re po takiem wy
jasnieniu spusci}em bardzo z tonu. Stoimy te-
dy obaj naprzecwko siebie milcymy.
i taxa drvbnostke cucecie sic moi pa
Movie etrSelaG! = odzywa sic n1e9enas = PREY.
znajesz panic Wac}awie sam, re rozdraznie-
niu wyrazi}es sic szorstko.
= Alez przyznaje jezeli ten pan czuje
sic tenn obrazony, przepraszam go.
"A ia tenn bardziej = movie podajac
mu reke = re ME wiedza1em, jake stosunki
}acza paua panna Cecylia, inaczej ME by}-
bym...
= Wiec zgoda moi panowie! = zawo1a
ucieszony mecenas. -. A to gorace was sztu-
ki, zaraz szurum burum, wyzywat, strzelaG,
zabijac. =. Oh m}odzi, m3odzi, jak to wan
}atwo przychodzi szafowa6 zyciem.. Pocze-
kajcie troche, tax "a lat dwadziescia bedziecie
nieco oszczedniejsi.
Mecenas pojecha2, my 2 panem Wac}awem
strutynowalismy dobrze sprawe kochanego