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Notice Of Award Of Contract No. 100.

E}O5NSD DANL 10 Law AND 10 The htS-
City of Sacramento adopted November g.
1891, directing this notice, notice is hereby
given that the said Board OF Trustees, in open
session, on the 9th day or November. 1891,
opened, examined and publicly declared all
scaled proposals offered for the following
work. to wit:
tween y and streets in said city. from near
the west line of Tenth street to near the east
line Of Ninth street, OF vitTitied IronstoDe pipe
eight iSl inches in diameter.
Rejected all bids except tGat hereinafter
mentioned. and thereafter awarded the con-
tract Tor said work TO the lowest regular re-
sponsible bidder 10 wit: 70 GUTHRIH BROS
at the prices named for said work in their pro-
posal on file. J. .. YOUNG
Clerk OF Board Trustees Of Sacramento City.
Sacramento, November 0, 1881. n11-2t
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IF your house is on fire. you put water
on the burning timbers, not on thesmoke.
And if you have catarrh you should
attack the disease in the blood, not IN
your nose. To do this, take Hoods Sar-
saparilla, the great blood purifier. which
permanently cures catarrh.
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DEAqH-DEALING STORMS.
Wholesale Sacrifice Of Lives and
Vessels at Sea.
PlTEOUS SCENES ON THE SOUTH
ERN SHORES OF ENGLAND.

Farming Districts in Ireland and Eng
land Completely Devastated-Man
are Inundated by Swelling Rivers
and Unprecedented Downpours of
Rain-Sad Fate Of Two Brave Life
Saving Crews.
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Kid Gloves.

4batn Lnsgd in tN, browns and black Price, Is cents pair.
Ladies Sbum length jRdremd l0Equeage Price, 90 cents pair.
These Gloves have special merit and it is almost unneces-
sary to say that GOvetting is speciality and that guar
dnee all Gloves fitted to the hand our counters
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@teeti.ro 3lnifres.


M EMMBERS IN OF CALIFIA PARLOR, NO.
for f1,A ST,,;;, ~; D. g W, may obtain invitations
i9I i9, snow arty by calling at 11CO street On
tl0l fhIo5Af from ) to 5 +, NJ. or SATURDAY
-o1.' : 70 L a. NJ III COMMITTEE.
4 l,ttF.NTioN. SACRAMENTO TURN
At rtI Itfln I'm i;AL4embers are requested to meet
ot ot e!Sir a htll THIS Crhursday5 A AFTERNOON
s j1, 80 o'clock to attend the funeral of our
Tirst i!lCTeLtl"ST, !Cl,SST A KlNkEL. BY order Of the
It's - -
.--- Z. J. RUHSTALLER.
{ FPIiCERs Fl AND MEMBERS ,y..s-sz.--
- OF Veteran Odd FeIl0ws, As 5If71S<zeys5zs-
SooRto viii meet TO-DAY az 80
20 50 ?; ~ sharp. To attend the sssi4vs~S
Ih-fat OF o -Ir late brother. ADM KTNIZEr
:. J. CLAlill, Secretary. A---'' 'eSi'eI' lf
VhIE MEMBERS OFsCnTLLFR
-. L&o g, No. 105, I. Q. .. f. are $50,
5.qutSted To meet at their ICd 70 5s;gs<-sSSSSs
TO-DAY at 1:30 p. NJ. for tie pur >S3gssilSSS@S 49,
poe OF amending the funeral of our late
brother, ADAM KTNkEL
p- GUS. KORTSTEIN, II. G.
+. BENZ. SCHWAIsz, Secretary Its
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Simmons, Frfdar Snle.

d. J. Simmons dl Co. viii on Friday. at
1880 4. ". sell at auction, at go J street,
the furniture of two houses, carpets.
stoves, crockery. etc.
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Held by Non-Resldents.

[Santa Cruz Surf, November 1oth.j
The Sacramento RECoRD-UNIo has
enlisted in the crusade against land mo-
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WANTED - SITUATION BY SINGLE
~ man, American, 42 years old, strictly
lFGttipelate, TO work about place in or near
". =, this Office 10 g. -
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Weurrut 4tntirrs

T7HE THANKS OF THE HOWARD BIZ
neyolent Association are hereby rendered
To Tie following persons FOR donations OF sec
oHd-haud clothing, provisions, etc: AIRS.
I an< Miller, drs. Senate, Mrs. a. j. Gardiner,
alrs. Ioy dal. Mrs. HuTd, hrs. Burbank. 1923
Eighth stret; MIS- Clo,e l.. Johnson, Mrs. c.
Wicgcr two ladies who TcfuS' 70 give names,
an unknown friend. Cornelius Kellogg, Lewis
Bros, Third and K: S. Morris, ID. Field, L. 3.
WiIis Dr. g. s. Wait, Hale Brothers & Co,
J. l.. = ntCoI, all for clothing; DR.. Atkinson,
Mansion House. 10 pillows; AlCclanlcs' Store,
) haats- and CanitaL D. o. / hrclM.
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Irn.rAS c. Flsrrrr. secrofarr. tat.' IoSl.: II.

CtARD OF THANKS.-Wll DESIRE TO
! rctuT. our sincere thanks to all VINO as
sisted US uring our late bereavement through
the sickness and death Of our daughter and
sister, and return especial thanks 10 the La
Belle Social Club. Weinstock, Lubin & Co.,
and the mail order department OF said firm.
NlR. AND MRS. =. O,HARE and family. LIS
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Mrs. DIR. VAN TRUE. THE RENOWNED
vi Mind-ra;tder ana Forecaster, has arrived.
Sue may be consulted at her parlors on all af-
fairs OF life. She is the most celebrated demon
strator OF the occult phenomena OF Thought
transference" ever before the public. Tells
Every hidden mystery revealed. Helps all
who arc in trouble; never fails. Gives advice
on all points OF interest, business transactions
love affairs family troubles, mining specul o.
tionS, law suits, absent friends, lucky DAYS
and numbers, localities, diseases, hidden
treasure lost or stolen property; restores lost
affection and unites the separated forming
speedy ana happy union with the one you
love; tells If friends are true or false and arms
you with magical charm that no ordinary
circumstance can resist. Call at once as her
stay is limited. Consultation free Letters
containing 81, giving age, color of hair and
eyes, will receive prompt attention. 71Sh X
street, rooms . and ., upstairs. Office hours,
9 A. NJ. to 9 =. NJ n1l-6t*
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*Atlantic and Pacific. &Royal.
Cooks Fayorite. Scioto.
Crown. SILVER Spoon.
Crystal. Silver Htar.
! &DaVis; o. K. sovereign.
Dry Yeast Star.
Gem. State.
Globe. Standard.
*Kenton. Sunfower.
PcarSOn'S. Washington.
Perfection. Windsor.
Peerless. Zipp's Grape Crystal.
Purity.
There are, in addition to the foregoing
list from the Scientific Anaerico9a, num-
Der Of such powders sold in the Western
that were not found in the Eastern stores.
Following is the list to date;
CALUMET Contains Alum
Calumet Baking Powder Co., Chicago.
FOREST CITY .......C Contains Ammonia Alum.
NOuwie Bros, Cleveland.
CHICAGO \ EASG.COntainS Ammon la lum.
Chapman Smith Co.. Chicago.
BON BON................ Contains Alum.
HOTEL EL.................. Contains Ammonia Alum
spragues Warner Griswoid, Chicaeo '
ONE SPOON, TAYLOR'S. Ammonia Alum
Taylor Mfg. Co., st. LOUIS.
Yarnaii g CO. St. Louis. i@n.S Alum
SHAW'S SNOW POFF.....- Contains Alum.
Merchants Mfg. Association, st. Louis.
Dodson & His, st. Louis. Il l.
SHEPHAIsDS...... Contains Ammonia Alum.
William II. Sheppard, st. Louis.
BA1 Contains Alum.
Mcyer-Bain Mfg. Co., St Louis.
MONARCH. ............ Contains Ammonia Alum.
Reid, Murdoch & Co., Chicago.
SNOW b Contains Alum
Bengal Coffee and Spice Mills. Chicago.
contains Alum
w. F. Mclaughlin & Co, Chicago
Spencer Bluing Paddle Co., Chicago.
KALBFELL'S Contains Alum.
Kalbfell Mfg. Co., Chicago.
RISING SU Contains Ammonia.
Phoenix Chemical Works, Chicago
WHITE ROSE. Contains Ammonia Alum
GLOBE Coffee and Spice Mills, Minneapolis
WOODS ACME. ...........-. Contains Ammonia
Thos. Wood & Co., Philadelphia.
ANDREWS 'PEAkL--CO Contains Ammonia
c. +. Andrews q Co., Milwaukee.
HARRiES' FANORITr.........C Contains Alum
II. H. HarrieS, Minneapolis.
FIDELITY Alum
sherman Bros, Chicago.
PUUNAM'S BESI..........-....COntal ntalnS Alum.
Wells, Putnam Il Co., Chicago
CHINA '"r'' HOUSE. Contains Alum
Noah Mcdowell, st. Paul, Mimi.
Nv IN ClI ..--...-. Contains Alum.
J. X. Ferguson, Minneapolis MINI.
HERCU LES-.................... Contains Ammonia.
Hercules Baking Powder Co., San Francisco
Ammonia.
Climax Baking PowderCo., indianapolis.
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-Ena1nn.

7 OST-A BLACK AND WHITE COW.
1 j three-quarterS Jersey. any person re-
turning her to 2221 Ninth street, viii be suit
ably rewarded. n1o-3t&
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ENGINEER WHO IS CAPABLE, OF
7Santa tta6ing charge Of any style of engine
WI "i'iisH 4 situation; viii come on trial: can do
ninth street, city. nh atF
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3I3uTttEn.

w ANTED-A SITUATION no DO GEN
adGo erai housework and cooking. Apply st
'~OCO - sti CS5. III 2-2tt
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WANTED - ACTIVE, INTETLJGENT
w young women about 20 years of ace as
mali @ order selectOrs. apply to CHAS. %.
fHIPPo, Supt. Weinstock, Lubin & Co MOST
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- Mail Orders Carefully Executed Samples and Prices Free Application I
5k1AF2P, COLD Days.

We
get the best the cold chap will tell
We
low
READ
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NTANTED-A LITTLE Girl. TO ASSIST
w in doing light hCuseWorZ AnnIy- ot
house in rear of 1912 o street. nj Off
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Y1OR SALE OR TO RENT on LEASE
Ten acres OF bottom land, one mile below
Washington, Yoio County: il sold will take
small payment down. Apply TO EDWIN X.
ALSIP IL CO.. Real Estate and Insurance
Agents, 1915 Fourth street.
TyOR SALE-14O ACRES OF RECLAIMED
j land on Grand Island, Sacramento County
fronting on Old River, between Walnut Grove
and Islcton; orchard oj pears plums and
ounces; will be sold at . bargain For terms
and particulars inquire at this Office or at the
U. Land Office, san Francisco.
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| JHTANTED-FIVE GENTLEAIEN. WIDE
! w awake, with good address; salary or
commission. Apply to the SINGER MANU-
tACTURING Co, SOC street
! EHTANTED-MEN FOR FARMS. VINE
W yards; dairies and all kinds Of labor:
women ana girls for cooking and general
houSeWork; Plenty Of work for desirable help.
street, X ana l..
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rEIO LET-CITY HOTEL, SACRAMENTO;
/ go rooms, all furnshed doing good buSt-
ness; rare chance for hotel man; no Others
need apply. For particulars inquire of Z.
CONLAN, 81 X street
UNFINISHED ROOMS AT CENTRAL
L House. from So per month upward; also.
family rooms at low prices. HORNLEIS
BROS, progrietors.
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NTANTED-A GIRL TO WAIT ON TABLE
street NOS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17
AN EXERT IN GLASS.
The Interesting Career Of . Man Who
Mastered His Business.

The Interesting Career Of . Man Who Has
Mastered His Business.
People often make mistakes in the quality Of
the glass which they put in the windows Of
their houses The average man knows very
little about the quality Of glass, and that Is
the reason which prompted Mr.. Charles f.
Hodgkin, the glass dealer, to publish book
giving much valuable information on the sub
ject He has made . special study Of the
various grades and qualities Of glass, and by
direct importation he 10 enabled 10 keep on
hand q large stock. Builders and others find
that his knowledge, combined with his facilities
for doing business and his infiexible rule Of
being prompt, are Of the greatest advantage 10
those who deal with him They not only get
the right quality Of glass, but. what 10 not less
important they are able to receive the de-
sired quantity at the time II IL promised, Mr..
ing, No. s1S 7th street, entirely remod-
eled to suit his large and increasing
business The change is Of great Importance,
both to himself and his patrons. He started
business few doors north on the same side
OF It'll street in 1886. The new building has
more than quadrupled his business space.
The four large store rooms occupying the on
tire width and depth Of the building have been
ntted up with ample facilities for displaying
the stock. This business has ontgrown tho old
Then he had wheebarrow which he trun-
died through the streets, delivering goods to
his customers Now no has three wagons and
large force Of men employed in delivering
goods. This result has been achieved by hon
est effort, following along the lines OF honest
methods. Mr.. Hodgkin has devoted his entire
attention to his business and has always aimed
to be the master of it. When he was obliged to
be the motive power of wheelbarrow he did
that work we'll He made study of glass and
its manufacture. and when he announced him
self us an expert in glass practical tests proved
that his claim WAS we'll founded. He aimed to
have more than mere superficial knowledge
OF the goods he daily handled and the details
OF the business. Thus equipped he is enabled
to give valuable information to those who use
the materials which he has for sale. Mr.. Hodg-
kin's success does not surprise his friends. who
have known of his devotion to business and his
practical knowledge of all its details, his en-
ersy and the integrity of his business methods.
He is still a young man and his friends predict
for him bright business future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17

paper then published at Philadelphia, in it
issue of November 2, 1871, has its first an
nouncement Of the result Of the sales in the
form Of a Baltimore letter, a follows:
"BALTTMoRE, Oct. 18th, I79l.-Extract OF .
letter from Georgetown, dated Oct. 21st-
THE public fale Of lots in the federal city
ended on "Wednesday evening, but the private
fales fill continue and probably will all the
week. In the whole there have been at leaft
LOO lots fold. The average Of the public fales
is fomething upward Of E1O0 for lot 40
feet front by $50 or lao feet deep. The fales
made BY individuals fufpect were at a lower
rate. Indeed they have fold in many parts Of
the city. and the public fales were confined to
that part which lies between the Prefident's
fquare and Georgetown, which, 1t is imagined.
the prefent feat Of trade. Tell your friend
that it is not yet too late to make good fpecu-
lations, but that il he means to do anything to
this purpofe he mutt not delay 1t too long"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17
THE OLD CHRIST CHURCH.
The Services Held on the Anniversary Of II.
Organization.

The Services Held on the Anniversary OF lts
Organization.
Thursday, October 8, the services comment
Grating the eighty third anniversary Of the con-
secration of Christ Church and the ninety-sev-
enth of the organization Of Christ Church par
ish. East Washington, we're held, as briefly
stated in The STAR. At the O'clock q. IN. service
Of holy communion aiarge number Of the parish
oners were present At the II o'clock am.
service very large congregation was in attend
ance. There were in the chancel the following
clergymen taking part in the impressive sery-
ices The Rev. ]. Owen Dorsey. Rev. F. w.
HiIliard, Rev. James W. Clark, Rev. Alfred
Harding, Rev. c. Ernest Smith, Rev. A. F.
Steele, Rev. Jno. A. Graves and the rector of
the parish, the Rev. Gilbert F. Williams The
sermon, which was by the Rev. Alfred Harding
of st. Pauls Church, was one OF impressive
beauty in sentiment and diction. In the after
noon at 5 o'clock the sacrament OF holy bap-
tism was administered to number OF little
children.
At7:3O pm. the concluding service Of the
day was held. The church was packed to the
doors. Every available space before the chan
eel was filled with chairs. and even then some
were not to be accommodated with comfortable
seating room. In the chancel and assisting in
the service were the Rev. A. X. Stuart. u. d..
Rev. W. Il. Davenport, Rev. C. E. Smith, Rev.
L. H. McKim, DID, Rev. A. F. Steele. Rev.
Jno. A. Graves. Rev. A Harding and the rector,
the Rev. q. I. Williams. The sermon was By
the Rev. r. H. McKim. DID,, of Epiphany
Church. In Introducing his subject from the
text, For the Place Wherever Thou Standeth
is Holy Ground" he made an eloquent apph-
cation to the occasion and the growth OF the
church in this city from the small beginning
and Of her growth all over this nation. The
preacher named many of the touching mem
Dries Of the past in this parish, they con-
cerned distinguished personages and incidents
that we're identified with the earlier history of
the nations capital and now enshrined in her
pride. He complimentary referred to the
present rector Of the parish, the Rev. Gilbert
f. Williams
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Four Years in the Penitentiary.

Pauline Butler, colored girl, was in the
Criminal Court, Judge Bradley, convicted yes
terday on an indictment charging her with
HOUSEKEEPING on September 2 at the residence
of David Mckenzie. The girl had been in the
employ of MIR. Mckenzie and had been dis
charged. Mr.. Mckenzie testified that he saw
the girl when she ran away and two skirts
and a gold pin were missed. The girl de-
MED that she broke into the house and as
serted that the skirts had been given her by
Mrs. Mckenzie and she bought the ring for rs
cents. The jury found verdict of guilty. 1t
WAS suggested that che was under sixteen
years. but the court said she was old enough
was the sentence. to which she said: Il am
much obliged to you"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17

Our CUSTOMERS Our ADVERTISERS.
We wish all users of Teas Coffees Baking
Powder and Condensed Milk to bear in mind
that by purchasing from us they participate to
large degree in part of the proti,s. which we
give away in presents of beautiful household
articles. China Ware, Glass Ware lin Ware,
Clocks. Crockery, Wooden Ware and thou
sand other articles too numerous to mention.
No other house can give YOU the same quality Of
goods at anything like the prices: besides, you
share in part of the profits.
We stand alone a pioneers in the business of
supplying consumers with
PURE GOODS ONLY.
Best Granuated Sugar, 412c.
Splendid Mixed lea. Soc. per pourd. Our
own brand of Thea-Aectar lea at 6uc. per
pound will equal any 81 per pound Tea to be
had elsewhere
Our 33c, Sc. and 3Sc. Java and Mocha Coffee
stands unequaled. Special presents gwen with
every ound of Thea-Nectar Tea and A. and p.
Baking Powder.
Checks given with every c5c. worth of Tea,
Coffee, Baking Powder and Condensed Milk.
All goods delivered tree to am part of the
city. Punetuality our motto. Fresh goods re-
ceived every other day.
Make your purchases early. We close
promptly at pm. Saturdays excepted.
IHE GREAT ATLANTIC ASD Pacific TEA Co,
Main stores, SOL and 503 7ih 1t. NV Branches
1870 l4th st. NV, 3l04 NJ St., Georgetown; So
SO, 90 Center Market; 81 aud 90 Western Mar
ket; and O-street Market, aud l0I Northern
Liberty Market.
NEWTON H. BOWMAN, Manager.
Telephone call. sss-2. ocI4-4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17
BABY AFFLICTED WITH BAD SORES AM
ERUPrlONS NO RELIEF. PERMANENTLY
CURED BY THE CCT.CURA.

During the summer Of 1889 my eighteen months
old infant was afflicted with eruPtons that ordi-
nary domestic remedies filled to give any relief
On his hips would often appear the track of
little wre-ike worm. and other parts of Ii, Iody
bod and remained till procured tine Gull
CURa REMEDIES. 70. time used tine SOAP
and without blood medicine. but they did n, t
do SO wei ali were used together. 1t has now
been neariy year nee the eruption lie lled and
l very much cared it would retuIn with tie warm
weather this year. but passed and not
one sore his appeared on him.
MRS. A. NJ. WALKER
Carson vile, Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17

Inspector Swindeils has received informa-
ton that VIM F. Thorne, who was reported
missing two days ago, was seen across the Long
bridge ct Monte Carlo yesterday. The in
spector asked the race man if Mr.. Thorne
looked ike his mind was affected, and the reply
he received was that Mr.. Thorne did not APP
pear TO be any more insane than the several
hundred persons who play the horse races.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17
For Robbing an Old Soldier.

In the Criminal Court yesterday Joseph Cole,
. colored man, was tried for the robbery of
Andrew J. Smith, an old soldier from the
Hampton Home, and taking S97 on March IA
last-Mr. 7. C. Taylor and Mr.. Smith for
defendant The case was submitted without
argument and a verdict of guilty was rendered.
and he was sentenced to seven years in the
penitentiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17
SORE FRON WAIST DOWN

had three OF the best physicians in Paducah,
and they did good ! used your CUTICURA
REMEDIES. and they have cured sound and
vol. was sore from my waist down with eczenle.
They have cured me with sign of return 1 owe
my lie TO CUTiCURA. Tor without a douDt. / would
have been ny mad it been for your RENE
dies. Allow Inc to return my sinccrest thanks.
W. II. QUALLS.
lu.llI e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17

In the Court in General Term yesterday Mr..
q 2. Phillips presented the case Of the United
States OK rel G. " Book against the Secretary OF
the Navy, application for a mandamus to COM
pei the restoration of his number in the official
list Of the navy, from which he claims he has
been unjustly deprived The court took the
papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17

An EVENING OPESSa.-Mr. Julius Lans-
Dergh announces that next Monday, between
the hours Of and 10 D. m, he will make an
evening exhibit Of his immense stock of furni-
ere, carpets, wall papers, curtains, upholstery
eoods, DC A portion Of the Marine Band has
nssn eagsSeS for the occasion. Mr.. Lans-
cargh also announces tn. orders will be taken
for goods for Tuesdays delivery, and a special
discount Of i've 90 per cent will be allowed on
everything except carpets. Further than this.
. special discount of ~ per yard will be
allowed on all dns brocstels. silk tapes
0ass, snsin damasks and other fine upholsterv
goods selling at six (s6) per yard and over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17
Real Estate Matters.


C. w. Stone has purchased on private terms
of q. II. Baldwin, who bought Of 7. f. Wagga-
man for $4,000. part. square $50, fronting "a
feet 4 inches Oh b between Delaware avenue
and lst street northeast
7. L. Schmidt has purchased for 81. 500 Of A.
Behrend lot 10. square 500. % feet 3 inches
by 90 feet on 4th between G and H streets north
west.
Miranda Fraser has bought for 1852 of h
p. Sickles part Is. square l36, rs by IS. SO feet
on New Hampshire avenue between Dupont
Circle and Q street northwest.
Mr.. ]. b. Winner. real estate agent, has made
the following sales: To Gen. d. W. Flagler,
through Thos. J. Fisher 4 Co., lot on Cali
fornia avenue Washington Heights, 92xlS0 feet.
for sl6, 800 For Mrs Julia E. Goddard to
Frank S. Presbrey, lot on Wyoming avenue
next to the corner Of Connecticut avenue ex-
tended. Washington Heights, 30xI62 feet, for
S6,56l. TIC Lorin NJ. Saunders the cast 20
feet of lot adjoining the above for s4,374. To
Mrs. Cornelius Belt, three-s.ory brick and
stone dwelling, l103 New Hampshire avenue,
for S7,l50. 10 Charles n. Richards and others
the Msnnakee farm, adjoining Kensington, On
the Metropolitan railroad.
Clara Marx has, bought for $4,000 Of T.
Franklin Schneider sub 50. square 49, Is by
s5.s75 feet on 9th between L aud NJ streets
northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17

SOUTHERN INTERSTATE EXPOSITION. RALEIGH
N. C.-1he Richmond and Dauville railroad
will sell round-trip tickets from Washington
D. c.. to Raleigh, n. c.. for the above occasion
on Tuesdays and Wednesdays of each week, be.
ginning Tuesday. October Is. and continuing
until November rs, at Sl2l0, valid for return
passage until December 3, 1;9l.