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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-28
The Cero,nonious Mexican.

The Mexican "good-by" is said, or
rather done, in three acts. First, they
fall on each others necks and each
pats the other on the back; then they
shake hands, and in the last act they
stand apart and make q most profound
bow.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-28
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

NEW YORK, Nov. Observation-Disclosures
change quiet and steady at 4.S111@
ASS. Commercial bills, 4.s0A@4.S3}s.
Money easy at 1903 " CLOSING offered at
215. Government bonds dull and steady
As, 1T. State bonds dull and fea-
tureleSS
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-28
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations of Roanoke
and Southwest Virginia stocks are fur
nished by Won IIemert & Co., bond and
stock brokers, Roanoke, Va.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-28

T7RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
crty-By virtue OF deed OF trust executed
to me by ID, Grinberg and A. Morris, dated the
END day or September, $780, and recorded in the
Roanoke, in deed book so, page SO, in trust to 90
cure to James A. Mcconnell the payment Of tho
sum OF $6,666.e6, evidenced by two negotiable
notes OF even date with said decd, each in tho
sum OF y 1888 executed by the said d Grinbcrs
ana A. Morris to said James A. Mcconnell, or Or
der, payable In one and two years respectively
from date, with interest thereon from date; and;
ana default having been made in the payment o.
the hrst OF said notes to fall due, at the request
or the holder thereof shall sell TO to the highest
bidder at public auction in front of the court
honse In said city of Roanoke, ON SATU RDAY,
THE 3lST DAY OCTOBER, 1891, AT IL NJ all
that certain lot or parcel OF land lying being
In the city OF Roanoke, Va, and bounded "a
follows:
Beginning at the southwest corner OF Tazewelf
and Nelson streets; thence with Nelson street.
!. 10 degrees w. 1875 feet to alley; thence
with same s. "a degrees, 50 minutes w. 40 feetto
feet to Tazewcll street; thence with Same NJ.
degrees. 50 minutes E. 1G3 feet to the place
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the coats
sale, including trustees legsi com issions,an
pay the sum OF S3,SS3.SS with interest thereon ,
from September ~, 1870, and rs TO sufficient Of.
the proceeds 20 pay OF tho remaining notes of
S3,SS3 81 with interest from September -, 1890,
till paid, upon credit until The 22nd day OF
September, iase, and the residue, unless other
dayo sale. Deferred payments to bear interes,
and 10 be evidenced by negotiable notes s-carc.
by deed OF trust OF vendors lien upon the prop q,
crty sold. ROY Is SMITH. Trustee.
The above .aie. hy ooa-@Ht Of all pArtes. Letter
e-tel Il c~s-serzri sstil 8o-tizy. S0srrshcr ~ a
nosi-ias ROY d, SMITH. Trsssss-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-28
MISCELLANEOUS STOCK

Fincastlc Stone K Marble Co. 100 100 TX
international Cigarette Ma 80
chino Co............. 100 1oo on
Morton Safety Heating Co. 100 ion o. IN
Kifc's Hydraulic Engine Co. 1O0 i0S ,oS ,ae
Roanoke Black Marble Co.. 100 SH " Ok 40
Roanoke Gas and Water Co i'm SO az M a.
Universal Electric Railway - wv ~
Signal Co., Richmond'. 20 1OO ao
BONDS.
Bucna Vista City Gs, NJ N 1921 800 1cO ,oo
Norfolk City, So NJ Il Me-. 500 i'm " IN, -
Bucua Vista Iron Co., LIST IN. 80 AVo -
Gs, j. Observation-Disclosures 1000 100 10
Graham Furnace Co., list m. 6s1OOD i'm 90 -
Salem Furnace Co., lst M. Gs 500 100 az io6
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$500 Reward 7

WE will pay the above reward for eny case of Lvea
Complaint, Dyspepsia Sick Headache Coz.
Btipaton or Costiveness cannot euro with west'n
Vegetable Liver Pills. when tho directions orc strictly
complied with. They arc purely Vegetable and nevez
fail to give satisfaction. Sugar Coated Largo boxes
containing 80 Pills. 25 cents. beware OF counterfcin
anu limitations Tho genuine manufactured only IN
THE JOHN c. WEST COMPANY. CHICAGO. ~.
Sold by the Roanoke Drug Company
Campbell street. lsn23-1y..
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
l. estate near the city OF Roanoke, Virginia.
Under and by virtue OF deed OF trust dared
the 18th day OF August, 1870, from the Union
Land Co: 30 the undersigned trustee, aud or rec
ord In the clerks office OF the county court for
Roanoke county, in deed book 3, page 200, TO Sc
cure the payment OF S25,S'5.52, as therein de-
ment OF four of the first five due notes OF
S1,Ia23 Is each, and Mt the request OF the hold
crs thereof. will, on MONDAY, TIE S0rH DAY
OF NOVEMBER, 1871, in front OF the court-
mouse In Roanoke city, sell Mt public auction 10
the highest bidder, that certain tract OF land
lying in the county OF Roanoke, Virginia. and
described as follows:
Lying on the north side OF the old road from,
salem TO Lynchburg and bounded as follows, to-
wit: beginning at u black oak on the south side
OF said road, the same being n corner OF the
Mcrose Land Company's; thence north 10 degrees
w minutes east ,23S $40 feet to n double white
OAK the same being corner of the West Melrose
Land Company; thence north degrees III min
land OF the Richmond and Roanoke Company;
thence with their line north 81 degrees ~ minutes
west l,5S3 2-lO feet to point; thcnce south de-
grccs Ut minutes west 1921 7-l0 feet to point on
the south side OF tho old Salem and Lynchburg
road nnd on u line OF George b. FRONTS farm;
thcIcc with said line along the south side of the
road, south 50 degrees 10 minutes cast lS2S
65-l00 feet to the place OF beginning; containing
ITO tUlC0 acres, more or LEGS.
TERMS: Cash rs to enough to pay the cost OF
executing this trust and the fonr past due notes
OF Sl,IS2 81 As each and interest," q total of say
S7tO6.36, and rs to sS,61l.Sl, with Interest from
the 18th day OF August, 1890, on tho 18th day OF
August, 1899, and ms to $a,6ll.Si, with interest
day OF August, 1893, and the residue in two equal
annual instruments from date &C sale with in
tcrcst from date OF SALE
THOMAS W. MILLER,
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novlI-staw.tds

The above notes have been assumed by sub.
scquent purchasers. r. w. SPINDLE
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The vendcc of Julia and Jno. J. Nunan has ns-
sumed the payment OF the above mentioned
notes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-18
THE POLICE COURT PARADE.
Offenders Tho Marched Before Judge Miller
This Morning and What They Got.

Charles Dice. an old colored man dressed in
soldier clothes. was in Judge Millers court this
morning for using bad language on Brightwood
avenue He wanted no jury trial. but was will
ing to take his dose of justice and comply with
the sentence of the court. When arraigned he
simply said. Yes. sir; guess did" and the
charge for the guess was 50. Fifteen days on
the farm was the time fixed for failure to pay
the fine
Guilty was John Frayser's response to
a charge Of being a suspicious person. and two
months on the farm was his sentence.
Il amt guilty. was VIM. Beedle's response
to the charge of being suspicious person of
evil life and fame and without visible means of
support. but the testimony of Policeman Cliff
ford convinced the court that Beedle a tit
subject for the farm, and down he went for
ninety days
South Washington colored man named
Louis Frazier was called upon to plead to a
charge of disorderly conduct at 81 and F
streets. There is a saloon at the corner. and
the proprietor Of the place made complaint
about Frazier, but as he did not appear Louis
was discharged
Mary F. Watkins. step up" said Clerk Har-
per, and an elderly woman advanced to the
clerk arraigned her. and only those who knew
the woman understood the reason for her smil-
ing. The woman was Mary Nuttrell. and she
had responded in place of Mary Watkins. The
paper against Mary was found and she was sent
down for two months.
Mary Watkins proved to be a colored woman
and she carried a young baby in her arms.
Judge Miller heard her case and sent her down
at her own request. Policeman Aeefe said he
did not think the woman's mind was right.
Il arrested this boy last night for fighting"
said Officer Trocter about a small colored boy
named Eddie Johnson HE struck another
boy in the mouth and made his nose bleed
Eddie told Of the great provoeation he had,
and said that he was a working boy.
''Go on home, the judge told him land go to
work
Raymond Robinson. a eolored man. was tried
as a suspicious person. and one of the acts of
suspicion charged that he went into a
shoemakers shop to buy n collar.
Florence Clark. coiored woman, said that
the prisoner came in her house to tie his shoe
strings and a clock disappeared with him
In telling his own story the prisoner said he
was accused of something about pin and he
went TO jail.
Judge Miller said il was a remarkable thing
that every time he went to a place something
went out after him and sent him down for sixty
DAYS in default of bonds.
George Harpers wife in court ready to
give evidence against her husband but as he was
only charged with being disorderly after having
driven his wife from home. she could not tes-
tify. He WAS only released from the work house
two days ago and the judge sent him back to
that institution for thirty days in default of
payment Of fine Of $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-18
Indians Ready for the War Path.

Gov. A. C. Meilette Of South Dakota. who il
In Chicago. denies the published stories OF
restitution in his state. The governor had
consultation with DR.. Eastman. the educated
sioux Of Pine Ridge. yesterday. The doctor
told him that twenty per cent Of the Ogalialla.s
and Brules were ready 20 60 ON the war patti.
and that nearly AL Of them carry belts Of am
munition beneath their shirts. The state-
nents 20 impressed the governor that he tels-
graphed his chief Of stan to investigate the
matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-18
A CUTTING AFFkAY.
The Grant Statue at Galena.

The kohlsaat statue Of Gen. Grant, now be-
ing cast for erection in Galena, ILL.,, will proba-
bly, be unveiled ON memorial day, that date
having been agreed upon by the committee
having the matter in charge. II is stated that
the orator Of the occasion win be either Secre-
tary Blaine or Chsuncey VI. Depew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-18
A Distinguished Army Surgeon Dead

DIR. Christopher Goodbrake, distinguished
army surgeon during the war, died in Clinton.
III, Monday night, aged seyenty-five years. He
was promoted to the post Of division surgeon
by Gen. Logan. Ii is probable that surgeon
Soodbrake was the last man TO whom Gen.
hefherson spoke before receiving the fatal
shot before Atlanta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-18
SPECIALTIES.

CEND PosTALroR BOOK, THE OCCULT FORCE
when everything elss fais- Dr. COLFQRb. sO7 q
n. y. Generalization ire. 2. 0to pm. mhit-1m
MErAPHYsICALB UREAU-TEACHfN0, HEAL
Ul ing library; sunday services: sosdals aud mux-
ss,ss seSh ,6rtdsy, 2 20; Rusl!c ipy9sd w, n snd
4 .. NIcn0LsON, Id. IEACTiCEs NERvOU5
IL. dfseaseel Electricity 0tthked In ~ func<io0Al
troubles. Removal OF supsrduo0 ko1sg, uoleaI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-18
GEORGETOWN.
A FAREWELL RECEPTION.

The Epworth League of Dumbarton NJ. f.
Church gave last evening a farewell reception
to their outgoing pastor, Rev. VI. F. b. Rice.
The audience room well filed and the high
estimation in which Mr.. Rice is held by the
members of the chr., IN and the community
manifested in the tokens presented to him.
The Epworth League presented hin with a
very fine sixteenth century oak rocker, the
members of the church gave him silver ware
and the Masonic fraternity of Georgetown pre-
sen;ed him with very handsome clock and or
naments- The Junior Order American Mechan-
les. who presented him a few weeks since with
= valuable silver service, was present. The
music which of the best was rendered by
the church choir. The pastor expressed deep
regrets at having TO leave people to whom he
had become 50 attached
A CUTTING AFFkAY.
Jim Thornton and Vim. Harris, colored. en-
gagged in a fight about woman yesterday after
noon on Factory Hill which is in the rear of
HEIRS mill. Harris drew razor and cut
Thornton a few times on the head and a severe
cash on the throat Thornton was moved TO
the station and received medical attendance
Up to this morning Harris had not been cap
tured-
Adelne Harris and Alberta Price colored
women, we're charged before Judge Miller to-
day with using profane language SD
street The former confessed her guilt. but
the latter denied the charge They were lined
- each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-18
WANTED---HOUSES.

WANTED-HOUSE OWNERS DESIRING TO
w rent should place their property with us. We
nave daily applications for houses which we cannot
MI. CHASE INVESTMENT COMPANY, 631 + ST.
NV. nh1-..nt
WANTED-AN IMPROVED PROPERTY THAT
w will pay well an investment; M to a. 800.
mhl4-6t- II LER RUIHERFOkD, 1907 st. NV
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

" Y <AAN = III \ ~ "A 1lO4N6s
WANTED-A. BaIGHT, ACTIVE ToUNa. NAN.
Wiling to do anything Tor honest hs,ax Apply BIZ
ssSa y sr
WANTED-BY A CoLonED GIRL PLACE AS
c,',r, aln cook no washing Call or address ~ Nc
WANTED-BY A BOOKKEEPER. AT PRESENT
-four . and feed and hardware iirm position 81 Ard
WANTED-BY A WHITE GIRL, PLACE AS
inquire iof 'E sss as. ssns'i s
WANTEDE by WIDOW OF REFINEMENT
ss i '0i saa oc. II
e skst1STaSE INVITE e wash
INK Or ironing Address, for two days. aG g.. Star
WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS.
w maids nurses. laundress. houseworkers, but
al 1. r1 a. Farm s9d dairy
WANTED BY A FIRsT-CLAss LAUNDlsE-s,
and p sphns s s S s
WANTED-BY A FIRST CLASS WHITE HEAD
cook. POSITION for the springs or city hotel. Can
fSMSs ". car, sS ansxsr BY letter.
instoa. DC. nlh1s-:,t'
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH A GOOD
s m n e. uc. wol G a
Address Boz 80, star Office. mh1S-3t,
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WITH TWO
Aadrsy years. efperisnce situation in printing once.
WANTED-A COLoRED GIRL OF GOOD
family vandln s desires position as cook in 'm.l
WANTED-BY A COMPLETE DkEssMAKER,
W work BY day or week terms reasonable; best Of
reference. Address, for three days. u. s. o.. star
VyTANTED-BYA HI0IiI7Y RFsPECTAI3I.E GIRL.
dress 3 T. e.. star Office. mhlS-;h'
WANTED-A RESPECTABLE. INTELLIGENT
w young lady wishes situation chambernlad.
waitress or housekeeper; would prefer place with
BERTHA. or OH ST. s.w, mhl7-.f-
WANTED-SITUATIONB BY MIDDLE-A0ED
experienced nurse to take Of infant or two
epipse ai9 Ps sesng Can be seen =, Present
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GERMAN
Nv. isdy place as nurse in private family Ad
WANTED-EMPLOYERs FOR EXPERIENCED
and polite servants Also positions for applicants
DURAND sHACKLEFoED. Prop. goS St. NV
mh11-6t'
WANTED = BY EXPKRIENCED WHITE
" woman position as cook in refined American
ismlly good references good wages expected. Ad-
dress H. II. g.. star office. mhI7-2ts
WANTED-Bv COLORED WOMAN, WITH
W nrstclass references, washing and ironing to do
at home Apply 613 LIST st. s.w mh17-2t'
WANTED-BY AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, q
store grocery store or drug store Call sS
n 81 s.M mh11-3t
MANIFESTATION FOR NURSES GETTY
OF travel, COOKS. stchers and folders for print
sehsn ~i5'fEiS
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT-MAnCH 17--E. CAPITOL ST. BET 10TH
IL and llth sts.-a black satin bag hand painted in
PINK roses Return to 1907 L. Capitol st. and receive
reward. IT.
I osr-YEsTEnpAY EVENING BETWEEN 2I05
about 10, insludinx a $50 bill Reward il returned
TO 2ll3 Pa. ave. NV. IT.
I OsT-ON TUESDAY EVENING" AT OR COM
\ Ing from Albsngh's Theiter. a diamond stud. re-
Nari II returned 70 Hotei richmond hlhlS-2t'
I osT TUESDAY EVENING, BETWEEN $50
~ Massachusetts ave- and 10Th st. NV. crossing
Il returned the Evening star Once t.
I OST--ON PENN. AVE. LAST SATURDAY A
L. black onyx earring set In gold. with pearl center
Reward Will he given II returned to 12io Corcoran
NV. 1t
+ Osr OR srnAYED-ON 18TH INSTANT, A
~ white and ver-coiored setter dor. white tail brown
head. with white tag S43; suitable reward il
returned to l4t6fst NV. mh1S-.hs
osrskYa a1p NTH TAG No IA i5sl
given If returned to o2o St NV. H.
I osT-A YOUNG FEMALE WHITE FOX TER
~ rier. with dark spot side of her face. lib
eiaI reward Will be paid Tor her return to We 18th
Vt. NV II
Chief. howard iof his return 10 CHAB. HAhPSON
llth ST. EXTENDED near ksiesaW ave. nht7-A'
I osT-ON SUNDAY. MARCH is, YOUNG WHITE
t. 1s.il Vermont ave. and receive reward mhi0:,t.
STRAYED FROM Hath ST, AND PA. AVE.
= about q .: N. Saturday small Italian greyhound
about Ia inches hgh body very lrift gray color;
white neck Literal reward II returned to 11i0 y. Y
I Osr-ON SUNDAY, IN on TKOM ST. ALOY-
~ ssus Church 70 Capitol Hill, ANAL pocket book
Containing one check and SOME reSetpts OF NO yaiue
sn III elips dT pSss S D'
inhl4-@t
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WANTED-LOTS.
WANTED-BOARD.

WANrkD-BoARD BY YOUNG MECHANIC AND
w wfs - yh&dsoa private fasniIy pgu6aTud; sGaoo
tsrns Address II. . c.. stsr ofAca Lhi,-T.
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD

M ANTED--ON THE METROPOLITAN BRANCH,
" -. and u. comfortable room for lady and two
children Loar for lady part OF house. unfurnsled
State lowest terms. W. H. NJ. Star offce rnhlS-:Sts
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WANTED-ROOMS.

~ ANTED-A FLAT OF THREE OK F0I7n
w rooms; Furnished or unfurnIshs,l. suitable Tor
location Addre.. tIKGf Star ofi I,a "s hi sss!A
WANIED-FURNIsHED ROOM, WITH BOARD
Of East Ssol M ss Xpr II SapjSi Hin seuth
DAY. $50 81. s.w. Must be reasonable. NH 1854.
WANrEp-BY FRENCH OFFICER, COM
Portable room in private Aierisa an faIily AMI
.y esf he a s s 'h s, fr,ss
,l .n i ESSnf of sr
n ". m. l. Address Box li2, star once IT.
WANTED- THE PUBLIC CoMFORrCoNMITTEE
tsT kpri 1diress EDxIRp i. fnS
WICK, Box 0I., stating tul particulars. mhlsM
MARVELLOUS SMALL PLAINLY FURNISHED
dress h Star ofher. IT.
"A ANTED-ArRIL /. BY THREE ADULTS. :
w room- lone hail roo) atn.T preferred
.1e. rates p'r-'rn' suited DEhfIih star
WANTED-BY LADY AND Son, APRIL I
w two communicating furlslsned rvoms. second
must l. isotrs. ~ and n and md 81. ss terms
WANTED-wE RENT ROOMS EXCLUSIVELY.
IN & 5T %s mn, 10 y9a wish to rent 4
ifs. HIN bikScfoRi. va &; MN. p sSo% =
WANIED-AT ONCE FOR READY TENANTS. Ii
w or ~ i,ir and uniur roons: persons having
Tor 70 sis reos soN sa as..na
WANTED-LOTS.
WANIEDLio PuhcHAsk-r0H A CLIENT. A
w lot or building suitable for our and teed store
OF viii buy out sllcf bus-n interest. 4. A.
MsiNTikE. 80 G st. NV. Innln-4t
WANIED--A LOT AT COLONIAL BEACH; NO
w fancy vice will Be paid; give nunler lot and
mhls-sx'
WANTED-PARTfEs WHO WISH 70 SELL LOTS
pane s dr. :. H &c opSs oca Sc % sss e
attn q. Pianos and furniture sold On easy tsrms
NTEn-pO ARn
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

T. BIZ MIII.ER 1 RoULKTTE. 1852.
va,5 y " khslpLNCk Furnished, q King
viii BE- reltsi from Nay 20 ortot<F for eco:
snr noSss h1s :" lsrss rooms double Ierors: neat
shaded grounds, hne orchard al lns "a frai, and
splendid veretshle and berry gariea Will sell
~. 900 ON reasonable terms mh.tlm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-18

FOR sALE-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW
AND SECONDHAND CARRIAGES.
~ victoriss, 8 coupss. Il bronxhems, 7lsndsus 3
Remington. l5 side-har buKe1es u phsston bug.
gies 4 carts and variety o. other work.
nese carriages are from such builders Brewster
Hooker. kotlgers kfllan. Heuck 4 Johnson and
other noted mekers and will be sold 81 very low
pr.ces DOWNkfS CARRIAGE REFOSITORI AND
STABLES, ct. bet. 1uth and 18th sta. P.6.-Fain-
lilies sav1ny tOwn and wiAking 70 sell store their
carriages. &c VIII md my fsrilitiss unsurpsssed.
EOR sALE--TYPEwRITERs. SEVERAL GOOD
Il second-hand machines cheap Tor canh; spuc1mGns
OF work turuznned on aIpficatton.
mhl4-lw GU. =. sEIi fERr, go Fs. nv.
EoR sALE-CAsH BARGAINS.
Only 1uss rece1vod, ave car loads Columbus DurRy
CO; 2 esssiasSs Of al latest styiss..o
AZ Coiumous wers sold this spFtng.
sas a0' Ssss$7S fhassoa. isashsr bop. &c. 50; vss
Dayton wagon. eoe. So; vs. s72 80. 20 sprtnw
wsyuns to suit every kind o. brs1zneaa Ny own iskS
One Of the nnsaf twohore fuipiturs WsEons ID CITY,
lAfge SOL - hazng.a - viii pay yua q Cnll q
n q. .ssos's''y. i'aO sd :. -. ,.o.--
E0k AL OTTO dz5 76GfEFR 5oIT INV
- snd ssgSn4 h49d; S9y ase. sepd tor circuiaT g
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

EOR RENT-COMMODIOUs FLATS ON 18TH
i between and u SITS. the rooms are large and
light and desraby located with all cOnveniences for
housekeeping. Apply to PITNEN 4 BRADFORD,
IJU0 ST. n W mhl4-1w
E,OR RENT-FLATS OF Five COMMUNICATING
rooms. bath and water, at az st. n. W., SIS and
small brick housss-042, 044 Lettie near eth and
s-w;, $lO. Il. A. MCINTYRE,
mhl4t ~ G st. NV opp. Trinity Church
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Eon SALE Oh xxcHAHaE-wR HAVE I'm
1870 toct o. oeEr1neoa busy1es. CHA. VaSo1o.
s 49, - wnsps 81 shs kssH sylss; do seo1d
wsyone fro0 so up. Cau and - tie sfesfcS3 -
3151S e ~ stsy; M trouble 70 show rood ".
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STABI,ES

Eok kENT-2sTORi BRICK STABLE. BACK OF
GENE ARNOLD. 45S La. ave.. or CLIO. r. HAUBIN.
3l9 IA. ave. Sc. felt In
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-05
VIZ HAVE MET 1HR ITATA
And She Is Ours Wit ses, Bag
gage and Boi'~
sHE Is SURRENDERED At IQIlQUE
All tas Arms Taken From sas Diego
aasaed Over - the Amsr can War
ships-fhs ChiiiAn Isssrgeats
GROW Desperate.

fQCrQrE, chiii, via Galveston, June l.
The steamship Itata has arrived here
from Tocopiila. and has been delivered
over 10 the American warships now
here The Charleston is expected soon
o. arrive here from Africa The
itata handed oser all the arms she
took from san Diego, consisting Of
., oo0 rifles The action of the ltata is
In pursuance of an intimztion from
Paris some time ago. that the con-
gressional party had resolved 20 sur
render the vessel and her cargo 10 the
United States authorities.
LONDON, June A Valparaiso dis
patch says that President Balmaceda is
about 20 make another effort 10 bring
lquique 10 surrender. The rebel gem
eral, Urrutia, the only Chilian general
who proved unfaithful TO the
established government, Is securing
the provinces held by the rebels
for recruits and in many instances men
have been shot for refusing to enlist.
The rebels are attempting to organize
an army with view To . forlorn-
no pc march on Saotisgo Balmaceda,
however. has within immediate call
for the defense of the capital .
force of about 5000 men, including
1000 cavalty and six batteries of field
artillery. The Balmaceda government
has promised compensation for foreign
vessels injured during the recent attack
on the Magallanes, an insurgent war
ship at Chaperal harbor.