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The Wahpeton times., 1891-02-19

nEFAULr has been made i'll the condition.
dated June 20th 1883. duly recorded in
the Office OF the Register of Deeds of Rich
land county, then Territory of Dakota now
State OF North Dakota. July 24th, 1SSS, i'll
book OF mort cages. page 40, whereby Peter
klocppel. unmarried man, Inortgageor,
mortga"cd to The MiddlescX Banking Com
pany. nortgagcc the lots three t3) and four
CA of section twenty l2O) and lot onct and
the northeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter Of section twenty-one (21), all in
township one hundred and twent v-nue Il 29)
of range 1iity-onc l51D, i'll said Richland
county, by which default the power of sale has
become operative and no action or proceeding
at law has been instituted tn recover the debt
remaining secured thereby, any part there !,
oi, and there is claimed to he due on said
mortgage at the date hereof: $eo4.25, to-
Switch amount should be added the taxes on
said property paid by said mort gage am ount-s
ing. with interest provided in said mort
gage, to $;'S.66, making the total amount
claimed to he due at the date hereof on said \
mortgage S642.91. Now notice is herehys
given that by virtue OF said power said
mortgage will be ioreclosed and said pre-
misses sold at public auction. by the sheriff
OF said county or his deputy on MARCH 2lst, &
1891, at 10 O'Clock ~ NJ. at the front door
OF the court house i'll Wahpeton, in said
county. to pay said debt, interest. attorneys
tees and disbursements allowed by law ts-f
Dated January 10th. 1891.
THE MIDpLESl:N BANKING COMPANY, TSeal. ~
BY Robt. n. Jackson, President, ~
Mortgagee. Z
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o. q. F.-WAHpETON LODGE. No. :,S
/. Meets III Odd Fellows Hall every Tuesday
evening. Visiting hiothcr> always welcome.
o. II. PERRY, y. q.
J. L.. RuHERrS Secretary
The Wahpeton times., 1891-02-19
ROOMS TO RENT

Clark $. Comstock has rooms to
rent, furnished or unfurnishea.
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SOCIETIES..

= n. R.-SCMNER POSr.-Acct> at post
VI. room on the first and third Wednesday, y
evenings N each month. +. HERRIcK.
G. y AIckEAN. Commander.
Adulant
The Wahpeton times., 1891-02-19

DEFAULT has been made i'll the conditions
dated january Goth. 1855 duly recorded in
th. Office Of the Register Of Deeds of Rich
land county, thcn Territory of Dakota now
state ot North Dakota, February ST ! SSS, in
book y OF mortgages, page $40. whereby
Peter l.cnZcn ana Minnie 1.enZcn, his wife
.noft@age0rs. 'nortgagcd TO The NIddleScX
.ilnktnG Company NOR. r.gagec, the west
HALF of the southwest quarter of section
twenty N-ninc t23l, ;rrd the west half OF tho
northwest quarter of section tflirtv-two 32),
all III township one hundred aud thirty-one
it131l, of range fifty 5o,, in said Rich
land county. by which default the DOW
er of sale has become operative and no
action or proceeding ut law has been insti-
tutcd tn recover the debt remaining secured
thereby, or any part thereof. and there is
claimed to he due on said mortgage at the
date hereof. S7l6 8, to which mount should
he added the taxes on said property paid
by said mort tga@cc. amounting, With interest
as provided in said mortgage. to S16.63,
making the total amount claimed to be due
ut the date hereof on said mortgage S162. 81.
of said power said mortgage will be fore
closed and said premises sold at public
arrtior. by tie sheriff of said county or his
deputy, on MARCH slst. 1891. at ten O'Clock A.
Nj. at the front door OF the court house in
W:thpcton. III said county. to pay said debt
interest. attorneys fees and disbursements
allowed by law.
Dated January 10th, 1891.
TIL: MlnnII:SEX BANKING COMPANY, TScal,
l'y Robt. y. Jackson, President
Mortgage.
Henry c. Gilbert & Co, Attorneys.
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P LIE TALK.

Anton Miksche--Well, it would
seem that some one has hllnuereu
at Bismarck. We may lose rrs,tb-
mission, yet.
The Wahpeton times., 1891-02-19

n OIItlEN, NJ. d. &. NJ.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, ACCOUCHEUR,
AND OCULISr.
Graduate of McGill University, Montreal
Canada. Office over Bee Hive Store.
WAHPETON, n. DAKOTA.
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H'leOEESSIO.I.IL.

(J7 f. PURCELL.
ATTY, AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Collections Il speciality. Oilicc over The
National Bank of Wahpeton.
WAHPETON, n. DAKoTA.
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IT SN 1'EH'
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ilumcy to Loan on Real Estate Chattcl
Security. Office in ltc's Block.
WAUpETUN. y. DAKOTA.
The Wahpeton times., 1891-02-19

M N. TRlPLETr. NJ. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Calls attended to day and night Office
over Nelson's Store, Il
WAHPETON. n. DAKOTA.
III S. SOWIES,
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Henry {. Gilbert Y CO.. Attorneys.
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PROPOSALS.

DKOPOsALS FOX tkE sH BEEF AND FKEsHVEG.
ETABLEs.-Ofhce A. c: >. Washington Barracks,
licate. subject 10 tine usual conditions. with copy Of
this adysrtisewsnt attached NIL 5e reeeived a. inns
yerinr the fresh beef ard fresh VEGETABLES required
Tor 10 troops thereat 1urns the scsl ysar com.
isSIs; nn.s g. separate must 6 ns,ossa IN
and Fresh Vegetables, and ssitresss ths UNDER
signed The the right to reject
any Of al pT1p9as Any Contract made under this
unised states In any obigaton Tor payment excess
q appropriation granted BY Congress- Tor the purpose
~. eaas sRRssssn 70
and Il y NJ. tEird artillery. AIS.
ie1s. Is. 20.2l. Inhl1&ls.
DROPOsAi4s 10 EFFECT AND LEASE BUILDING
l9a 1s q a ss nSsi oss De
sssd an s&E& sfS y r
70 ss and lease for term no. s.ssns h S years.
fs 70;
NUS In uainr taxes and repairs such buiidnr must
cover a. least 10 square feet Of rround centrally
hsaiinS and ssnssiion. and suitable and safhcssSi
suiIdng .ocstsd on ~ 01J SQUARE lest must b q
vstors, wash rooms, eoects All Interior partitions
and permanent hxttres demanded by this nscssfies q
the postal .srs,ss ,os.,sa on 70 oy0 or to.o.0
nsencss would s1ics. sad badns nss s. rssSy
occupancy BY .une 30. l6ol general idea Of the
~ ss q
Sosas sor ciss Po1t Sisios baiidins and should Se
servsa TO reject any OK all iroiosais. JOHN MANA
AAkkks toefmssesr 0sperAt seetlav4w f.
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ErOR RENT OR SALE
BY MILLER ROULETTE lol3F
A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, furnished, at King
wood W. Va. hours from Washington by d. and q. r.
4 will be rented from May to October for s6OO;
the house has 10 large rooms double parors: neatly
iurnished has stable, ice house, extensive. we'll
shaded grounds fine orchard Of all kinds of fruit and
asplendid vegetable and berry garden viii sell tor
81. 600 reasonable terms ,nh:l-lm
E'OR PENTHOUSE III nth ST NV, ~
large rooms and all modern conveniences: all or
part Of furniture for sale il desired rooms now rented
to good tenants who will remain II mutually agree
FOX. go st. mh3,Ns
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

EfOR RENI-ACME ROLLER MILLS, BLADENS-
- burg; finest mills In southern Maryland; large
local and exporting trade machinery water power
IN perfect order dwelling. good stables and
~ acres fine garden land 800 per year; immediate
possession; CAPACITY, 10 bpls. per day.
fe2o-lw DoCKETT FORD. ST. F st. NV.
EoR RENT-sEvERAL NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS;
l. brilliant tone; frst-class make; rents paid dur
ing 1891 credited If bought Latest music only Toe
THOMSON'S MUSIC STORE 5ll 18th st. jaae:bn
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MASS ave Corner over
looking Thomas Cir
clel with stable. .S6t6. 66
Rhode Island ave bet
18th and Conn ave. 1878
Conn ave and l st (cor-
ner .SS3. SO
& mr. Mcpherson 50. 300
Cor X and l5th SITS,
overlooking McPher-
son Square .:S33. 50
x st bet 18th and 18th. 800
Jefferson place and
18th st. 80
18th st, overlooking
Conn ave, oct NJ and
n SITS, with stable. $50
b bet 18th and 10Th. $50
N st bet Conn ave and
n bet 10Th and 10Th. lbs re: IS
18th st, cor l. st. 200
18th bet I and < sts. 200
Conn ave adjacent to
Lafayette Square. $50
p st bet 18th and 18th
Sts ........-...... lOUl
18th st bet j and X SITS. 100
! bet 18th and 18th. 1876. 81
10th Of bet U and r SITS. 1ti5
BULLETINS CAN BE @
FICE. THESE HOUSES
ONLY BY PERMITS FRO
~rsa L. A.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Lrok RENT-Bi CHAs. T. BaNEs 9u isIH So
\. Iowa circle u rms, 800 1909 Z q. ", slo0;
So lrh 50. n. ~. IA ms. tSlk3, ll4S n 10 rrul
$50 new :ts,ory bricks Dupont Circie, 10 rms
and bath. so; ois spruce ct. LII. p. ELS. fs,s-St
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

EOk RENr--A VERY FINE STABLE, CARRIAGE
i house and coachmans room, furnished water in
stable room for three carriages. Call at 1918 Yer
mont ave-, bet. and sts IT,
EOk RENr-2sTORY BRICK STABLE, BACK OF
!, lOl2 ~ g. NV, At sl2. 80 per mo. Address EU
BIB Pa. Sc felt I'm
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FOR SkLE---HOUSES.

U>OR SALE
Either :or an APARTMENT house residence, the
froerfy on the south stde % just a sth
81. snd the cable available the dimensions
are Ola "a feet and there alleys the side aud
rear, ir:ce. - per foot.
THos. J. FISHER CO..
tnhs,-S liza 4. NV
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IDHosPHA-AL1A c0AP-A NEW AND POWER
trl Tonic for the Brain and Nervous Syutou pyo-
t~rss> cured By :ae ao.se u one handrsd and nifty
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED-,BY A YOUNG MAN. SITUATION AS
rstsrencs BY last employer Aaairs. J. ". C.. stsr
W+ANTED-BY TWO FIRsT-CLAss COOKS, SIT.
s Tat sS, in prys'e family or do pastry scSsnT
IA ASTED-BY LADY WHO WRITES RAPIDLY,
w copying in French or English-to Be done at
EoHy and e.asf terms aadrs.s FsiN Ssi SSRs
WANTED-A POSITION IN A LAWYERS OF.
se SSs CT
q os ss.1 o shs highest credentials
WANTEp-AT HEADQUARTERs : POSITIONS
W for cooks chamtermads. waitress. leundresses
butler. sx cooMBs s as iosh i; UU W. mS s9
WANIED-Go TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS.
W, w maids. nurses laundress. houseworkers. but
men a, have references from last piaee 6l3 .th st.
WANTED : By. REsPECTABLE. QUIET col
w ored msn Of Virginia place as butler or make
hn:slf seneraly useful about house good references
WANTED-I WILL PAY s75 CASH AND 10 PER
month sdSsrsni 90 nor p%sSn payng psr
Address VIM. star Office. IL
WANrED,,BY INTELLIGENT COLORED MAN,
" place in department TO work at night; any work
S oeis NRrs oce
WANTED..,BY YOUNG MAN. so WARS OLD,
position as b.okseePer or ss.istant: clerk.
ence given Address j. f. B.. ~ ST. ". mh:,I,t'
WANTED : ENGLISH LADY. A VERY FINE
w cook. desires situation housekeeper for one
or two gentlemen lady in office. Address with full
particulars one week. L. Nj. D., Star Ofhce. nlh3ot
WANTED-BY A DIAUGHTsMAN OF ExPE-
w risnee, extra work in an architects ONCE. Ad-
dress w. Star Office. mh3-H'
WANTED : EXPERT sTENOGRAPHER AND
w typewriter having filed position private
tary and steno9rapher for years. wishes similar
s address "a ss'fcfoS to ssr o city, owns
WANTED POSITION AS CLERK OR BOOK
w keeper By an e1periencei clerk of rood habits:
Good references. Address CLERK b. star Office. It,
WANTED-A YOUNG WIDOW (PAnIsIAN), RE-
goyerness to children companion to lady; good
correspondents. musician and thorough needle
woman Address /. II. c.. Star Office. mh2-2t'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY. A SITUATION
w in dresslnaking establishment. Address L.
BILL, 2Slo ST.. Georgetown. u. g. mh;2-2t'
WANTED - SITUATIONS FOR FRENCH
w nurses. German cooks, French ladies' maids;
also nurses drivers porters engineers, kitchen hands,
houselnen GMain office and reception rooms con-
nectedD BURNHAMS, lilo q st. NV. fe2S-6t'
WANTED--BY YOUNG MAN A PERMANENT
w position. one in which stenoyraphy can be used
has had experience in book keeping typewriting and
business Address BUSINEss, Star ONCE feas.Ma
WANTED TYPEwRITING OF EVERY DE-
" scrPtion neatly. promptly and accurately done
ENERGY. 40 9TH St n. opposite City Hall fe2S3'
WANTED-EMPLOYERs FOR EXPERIENCED
for e sna p MSr c IDftSp fSF
DCkANp sHACKLEFORD. Prop. 9OS vt. NV.
ja21-36t'
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$4,000 instead Of SIS. 800. as proposed by the
Mouse; ss 900 instead OF II 900 for cor,de nina.
ton Of rights Of way for sewers
SUBURBAN STREETS.
Other agreements in the report are "a 600 for
paving Euclid street from l4th street extended
westward; authorizing the Distric: Conmis-
siousrs to condemn all that part Of block
lying Immediately east of Meridian avenue and
~-st Of 10th street for the purpose Of widening
tbs same 10 conform to the width of 18Th
street within the boundary. and TO pay out OF
the $1,000 appropriated for grading the
street he award Of damages for such condem-
nation. but providing that no part of the
sii.ooo shall be spent in improving 10th street
TIL donations of land to the satisfaction OF the
District Commissioners shall have been made
street
The appropriation Of slOOO0 for grading
massachusetts, avenue extended in the direction
Of the Methodist University: the appropriation
OF $4,000 instead Of $4,000 for the parking
commission Tor contingent expenses; the APP
preparation Of sl4l,0s,0 instead OF SISs 600 for
Illuminating material. lighting, ex,inguishina.
repairing, cleaning, &C., of lamps and Lamp
posts; the Insertion OF the words 'and neces-
saxy extensions an place Of the Senate amend
Eents providing Tor extensions OF electric light
ing on street, 9TH street. Water street Ist
street, Is street southeast and PENNSYLVANIA ave.
nue.; making % cents per light the limit OF the
amount to be paid for electric lighting: the APP
preparation Of $1,000 instead Of si5,c0O Ion
nes school furniture.
An appropriation Tor nine instead Of ten q nj
tary and food inspectors at 81 zoo each. The
appropriation of 500 for EOS police privates
class one, instead Of 40; the appropriation o.
eI.0oo each for ITO police privases, class two
instead Of LIS; the appropriation in all Of e467,
~ instead Of s47s. 20 Cor metropolitan police
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WANTED-LOTS.

MANNHEIM or NEAR MOUNT PLEASANT.
w nice lot about =, by l0U feet. not over 30 cents.
Full partienlars attention paid to A. J.
WASTkp-THkEE wEIL-LOcATkD, ECUNoN-
w zeal lots In northwest; also nrr piot Of ground
for investment. immediate buyers II suited.
fsss-sk A a. 00hAAS. tie 18th %. NV
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LOST AND FOUND.


I OSI-fEBkuARY -. GOLD MALTESE Cross
IL with name Philip II. Ward and lodge, chap. COM
nandery &c. same. Liberal reward will be paS If
left at 2lOO Pa. ave. NV. mh.}-3t.
I OsT-MoNDAY AFTERNOON. BETWEEN Ii
IL brsry OF Naval Department and West End Bank, a
cum and Masonic Gun buttOn, marked II. p. to W. r.
b. Liberal reward If returned to above library. IT,
- X REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED FOR
sOc the return OF Information leading the recov
cry oiladys silk umbrella. with gold-trimmed horn
handle my full name gold ba ad taken from Peuua
depot y: IN. March2. A. X. GARY. 1911 1 st. a W.
i OST-suNDAY EVENING, A POCKET BOOK.
IL obtaining 81. %. one key, two photographs and
some receipts Finder will please return pocket book
10 basement tOs 18th st. H. W. and keep money. 1t
I osT-GOLD MEDAL: MAY b. wHITESELL'S.
~ sndsr Will please return same to SsI 2lss st
I osT--sUNDAY AFTERNOON. A LADY's GOLD
IL watch and gold bead chain attached, bet. Tth ST.
wharf and lOlI st. n W. Reward for its return to
above address inh.I-.ts
I OsT-SUNDAY. MARCH 1. ON PA. AVE, BET.
IL 1st and I'd SIS. IA. chased bracelet wilma
ony TO owner. Reward will be given If returned to
3t5 9TH st-n.w. n.h.-n'
EOUND.A PLACE 40 ENTER YOUR DOGS FOR
competition at the coming bench show; close
March 4. III 18th ST. NV mh..st
I OsT-sATURDAY NIGHT, COR. gTH AND +
IL SITS. young Scotch collie dog. name and al.
dress collar-Louis y1S 5. NV Person having
same will receive reward by applying to owner AUG
n. NOACk. Dr.. BIS r st. H. W. or 1851 Ii st. W.
mh2-ts
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FOR Rents STORES.

E>OR RENT - STORE AND DWELLING 1924
L 4th st. Sc. rooms and store room; modern
improvements: rent. s35. THOS. b. STAHL IjS
Louisiana ave. mh3-5t.
LrOR RENT-STORE 4O8 18TH ST. NV, FEW
y doors north OF Pa ave. Inquire of J. Y. DAVIS
SONS, Pa. ave. ana 12th D.. nb.,-lm
EoR RENT-THE NEW BUILDING COR. MIS-
souri, ave and 9th ST., opposite B. P, depot spe-
ciay suited for restaurant and billiard hail. will
rented two large store suitable store
lunch room mercantile business For terms apply
to HElSkElL h McLEkAN. LUIS L st. fenSlw
EOR RENT-NEw STORE, WITH SIX ROOMS
- and bath above; on New Hampshire ave. nea-
" Washington circle rent cheap. Apply CHARLES
EARLY, tarB 14th st. NV feb-Im
LOR RENT-sTOkES 1908 ST, BETWEEN
9Th and 10th sts.. opposite wholesale market; rent
800 and $40. Inquire at VII La. ave. 1al4t3n
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E,Ok RENT-BY THOMAS T. wAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Broker. 9l1 + st. n. ".
HOUSES.

FOR RENT-BY THOMAS z. wAeGAMAN.
Real Estate Broker 9l7 Est. NV
ha nS r. 1915 lsh !, It . wv e. s2
81 lssS q i jS 81 NV M o; s.
III sS S N e. 1ss ~ 81 E. %
::;.; :: 50 Tspsr part ~ 8 NJ St NV ~
l5a' it'll i NV 4 e IS Ri nv:
! NV &c sS So il IL i & S.li;. 81:
IS! .5 i !, SIN NV f. Isii "a /:
IL ave- 1T floor ssDs sna saiiains
blow r s sa h NV eaSs Is
80 IS i, ID door ~ 7 ave- tassnsn:
STORES. &c.
ST. d"s n9ia i7sA St ST. st iHs dws 1903 i!a
str and dxs i4si s. sss t 5Ss St
Str and dxx sis st ~ '''p rear i0'O st n"'
s Hn ~, a Of the
the Isl and 18th m6sl THos. T. WAGE WAaGA 1s
EOR BENT-UNFURNIsHED
aNs sa: lo sn and 9 Gh e aa St
t:ss's s's s5q H i eTj i n NV Iii S
, sssGf St NV ibG 1887 aS9 ll Ss stsa.hisn !,
IL ri I'M 4 j M W. iii I s ss IA
lie . ss' sRs sa iS f sS "a 81 :,
~, ssS Y II: ID
Bsi 81 81 S.::;:; !. \;
Hnsy., Pie. NV is oo IRs NV so $500
ana stable: . $40 Mass ave mr. 18th 81.
aye Dupont De Sale; st M Conn AZ aSo.o
i; y: 4 iSs;E; i SS sg IS Is
and Ers5' fl Ssss
=. Thomas circle. Ss.s rs1 mr. III
Conn ave M Il st. iai ~ ~'A y W. "
=s ss:s: houses ;s'7sh 4 from
FOR RENT-A NICE 7-RooM BAY-wINDow
p praSs sry concerts cellar all Ica.rn
room. and BATH al modern IMPROVE Sm1Se
ments Key at l2sl \. Z: ave. NV. mh3at.
re- bs! E ], Real
s :vs hssf HI :. a:
a sx asia ss ny: :S
I IssS%:.s2:: F. 4 isSs f,: ~; nv:
III, " r. Il; Ii$ ];
, ,s1E e nv. 49, f|ss,s. .es.. IN .,su.
SS ....:. s ssssm. f1Sm s esS's e .lS
, ,S.s Conn ss. AZ: 'aia p....
mha RIO. HoLrzMAN. 10th and F 81. nv.
$ IN 60
So So sS Is.i;a = q; g Il.
i Store. III. 20 va WATCH place e. e store.
.sss: &C. Hbsd ssih SS 81 is:s:
FOR RENT15oe I'D ST. MINE l1-RoOM
n.sass s! '0' 'sntH.. ~ tss.l1 IS s.iI's
Is 81 TO- mi egg. e. e. ", p. go
:s' s':; 8 i liS 81 II i. :'s 3: ;ssa
s r 49, " e. hr xatsi..... Is. %
&; 4: & "a; I; i; |.
fs2s-3t. q. Il. PARKKN cor. u and sts. . v.
EoR RENT-NEw sToRE AND ROOMS ABOVE
Low ssi AS SS Isl @ isss s.sy
.el.-Im
ENOR RENT
s E9sl,:a BASEMENT sfh
Raxn s.. Mount Pleasant, 10room trfpns dwelling
81 ss'ss e, s. 80 ass .s.s.. dawn
Il Ssso s:s sn s. ssiss iss Z yssa a.
da ~ LIZ ~. ~ 3 -. 4efE9s1 SS,ss 3sR
0gry aiisy. 4room hl5ckR WlfR = h0nSe and
- ID
- = 1Uuul0uED.
los 2xh e. NV. 10 rossnas ~ m.L. fuSnfshsd, III
ssiss@ 5ESSfi. Bxvfs 60 ii5iiiSi; 4
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LOk kENT-OFFiCE RUOMS: VERY DEsIRA-
Il BILE; 14l1 Pa. ave. Inquire within. mh3-3t-
ENOR BENT-TwO DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
IN building No. 1919 ST.. adjoining sun building;
z lease will be given if desired. Apply DEEBLE.
DAVIS CO.. basement. fe.,j-lm
ENOR RENT-A PORTION OF AN OFFICE OR
desk room in same ground floor front and central
location. GEO r. SEIFFEKT
dEs-3m $40 + ct. NV.
LNOR kENf-THREE BRIGHT 2D-sTORY OFFICE
rooms IN ofhce building l401 st. n. will DE
rented to good tenant at $40 per month.
fel4-lm WIN. H. sACNDERS & 90. l4O1 z sfnw
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

FOE RENT.uNFURNIsHED.
iss aor. ave s az 90 ia 81: I & S
l I;:,. IN, I. a. !, 90 s35Yth =
I'm and 20 Jam MA st., :, 0saSs II g
FURNISHED.
-. n ari Dupont ae eirs. siSs
18th 8 and Jeh place 80 lucid place.
-. FITCH. FOX BROWN.
INNS 1887 Penn ave. NV.
EoR RENT-1017 18th ST. NV. IA ROOMS,
4 furnishsd. per month, 4100; unfinished sfa.
.,,,a GRAHAM SAITH,
nln3cN Tvs 1:nh st.
EOR RENT-l:R d ST. NV, NEXT TO NEW
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The record-union., 1891-03-13
WALTZING ATHLETES.
The Undine Boat Club Gives a Highly
Successful Ball.

The Undine Boat Club Gives a Highly
Successful Ball.
Turner Hall presented a pretty sight
last evening, the occasion being the IN
dine Boat Clubs ball. The decorations
We're neat and unique. On the walls were
crossed the polished oars used in the rae
ing boats, and flags and flowers were
tastefully punched about them. On the
stage one of the long racing shells nestled,
amid profusion of plants and clubs
colors. Another decorated shell hung
suspended from the gallery over the en-
trance to the hall. The glare of the
electric lights was softened by the colored
globes, and altogether the effect was
charming.
The boatmen and their many friends
were there i'll force--to such an extent
that dancers had none too much room.
Old-time Undines who happened to drop
in, declared that the affair reminded them
of the .'swell'' balls the club used to give
in the days of yore.
The grand march was led by President
Harry Bernard, President w. Z.
Lovdal, Secretary Thomas w. Hum
phrey and the other officers of the club
and their ladies.
The Committee of Arrangements,
which brought the ball off so success
fully, comprised the following-named
gentlemen: Reuben B. Hale, August
Rose, George A. Knoblaugh, John C.
Catlin, III. Nottingham, Harry r. Ber-
nard, w. L. Lovdal, T. w. Humphrey
and +. +. Foote.
The Reception Committee consisted OF
Colonel Robert Murray, A. ]. Johnston
Howard kimbrough and DR.. T. II. Met
calf.
Harry Bernard acted as Floor Manager
and his assistants were l.. S. Upson, w
E. Lovdal, III. Nottingham, John Catlir
and Joseph FL. Gray, Jr.
The record-union., 1891-03-13
JOHN EITEI,'S ESTATE
A Peculiar VIII Filed in the Superior
Court for Probate.

A Peculiar VIII Filed in the Superior
Court for Probate.
The will of John Eitel, the dead chem
list and scientist, has been filed in the
Superior Court for probate.
The document is most peculiarly
gotten-up affair. 1t is in the handwriting
of the deceased. One portion of it was
written in July, 1878, just prior to Mr.
Eitel's departure on trip to Europe He
bequeathed his estate equally to three
brothers and three sisters, and asked that
in the event of his death he be buried in
the Odd Fellows plat, in an inexpensive
coffin, and with as little show as possible.
In the event of a monument being erected
over his grave, he asked that there should
be inscribed thereon merely record of
the dates of his birth and death.
But in 1856 clause was added to the
document, which III effect annulled all
the provisions that preceded it except
that portion relating to the funeral. 1T
appeared that Eitel in the meantime had
married again, and as result of the
union second child was presented to
him. In the will he explains to his
brothers and sisters that they should
recognize the claims Of the nearer rela-
tives.
The widow has petitioned to be ap-
pointed administrators. The estate is
valued at about Sl2, 600.