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The record-union., 1892-12-03

In is not often we find in the editorial
columns OF the New York Herald ex-
pressions so direct, clean-cut and pro-
nouncedly sound that we can adopt them
without amendment. But in the follow
ing from that daily we concur:
1t is suicidal policy to allow this country to
become swarming place for the ten-dollar
immigrants OF Europe. 1t is q great privilege
IOr foreign laborer, who has everything
against him IN Eng and or in any nation on
the continent, TO take up his lot In America,
Where the drltt OF opportunity Is in his favor.
Out OF respect for our Institutions and for our
selves we are bound to make that fact known
10 the whole world. AS a matter of selfprOtec-
Lon we are also bound to be discriminating
and to say in sharply denned terms that GER
tain class VIII be welcomed and that certain
other class Will not be received under any cir
cumstanceS. II man living in Germany,
England, Italy or anywhere else has any capi-
TAI ON which 10 build, the capital of brains, or
the capital of skilled labor if he is industrious
and honest and has clean record-if such
man wants to come here, and proposes to
adopt TINS country as his nome, to earn his
wages here and to spend them here, our latch
string i on the outside But when horde of
ten-dollar immigrants alights on our shores
they are undesirable as q cloud of locusts for
they alight on the labor market, in our mills
every place where something to eat can be
found, and leave nothing but low wages and
general discomfort.
The record-union., 1892-12-03
FOR QUARANTINE.

In all probability cholera will revisit
this country next year. Quarantine,
though it was harshly and ill-ordered,
prevented its spread from New York this
year, and, if well enforced, may do so
next year. But every State must pro-
vide for local quarantine also, that the
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Special Agencies.

This paper is for sale at the following places:
L. P. Fishers, room 21, Merchants Exchange,
California street; the principal News Stands
and Hotels, and at the Market-street Ferry,
San Francisco.
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Second and Main streets.
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CoRoNADo.-Hopkins & Cox, Coronado
Hotel
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FEEsNo-c. T. Cesrley, iii street.
SANTA CRUz.-Cooper Bros. News Depot.
ES- Also, for sale on all Trains leaving and
coming into Sacramento.
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march Of the pest may be checked at
every State line if it again assails US.
In view Of the probability Of a renewed
assault the State Board of Health for Cali
fornia advises in its annual report, just
delivered to the Governor, that liberal
provision be made for possible conditions
in 1893. 1t says:
In view OF the rapid spread of Asiatic ehol-
era in Europe, and the probability OF its
Itachlng the United States before the cpl
delnlc dies out, the advisability OF making
generous appropriation Tor inspection aud
lfeVen Ion purposes, at the State lines where
railroads enter the state, is earnestly urged.
ohould 1t become necessary TO establish
quarantine ana refuge stations there are four
points that should be 1ully covered to make IL
elective. II wodld be necessary to place one
on the oregon line in the north; another near
Lruchee; ano Ler at The Needles, and another
at Numa. IN addition TO placing inspectors
al InOse points 10 inspect all trains, il would
be necessary TO provide for the establishment
ol hOsp.tils OF some character, either tents or
teInpOr-r9 board shelters. with the necessary
supplies OF bedding, food and medicine, to
care Tor the SICK anu well while detained.
II Is impossible at this time to estimate how
much II Will be necessary TO do, but If an at
tempt be made toward the establishment of
anything like rigid land quarantine, ii will
involve the expenditure Of Il iarne amount of
INTO account the number OF people it will be
necessary to employ in carrying out these
measures. II viii also be necessary for the
State TO quarantine the port OF san Pedro.
Inspectors viii not only need TO be paid, but
people engaged in fumigating cars, baggage
ana other ehects, and those employed in
nursing the sick in quarantine camps, will
doubtless exact larger salaries than they
would receive in ordinary employment.
we believe that these contingencies will
justify large appropriation TO be made, un-
der such restrictions as the Legislature may
deem advisable. The board, therefore, in view
OF the situation at this time September 15th),
recommends that an appropriation Of S5O,-
ODo De made for the prevention of contagious
diseases.
This Is not large sum to be set aside
in view of the good its wise use will
achieve, and the approaching session Of
the Legislature should promptly equip
the board with the means it asks for.
The record-union., 1892-12-03

The American Missionary Associa-
ton in its recent report claims 1000 sin
cere Christian Chinese on the Pacific
Coast. We do not believe there are 200.
Local knowledge of the Chinese charac-
ter does not warrant belief in the accu-
racy of the associations report.
The record-union., 1892-12-03

The RECoRD-UNIoN and WEEKLY
UNION are the only papers on the Coast,
outside Of San Francisco, that re-
ceaUe the full associated Press Dis
patches from all parts Of the aoortd. out
side Of San Francisco, they hare no COM
petltorS, either in influence or home and
general circulation throughout the State.
The record-union., 1892-12-03
cARIsrMAs MARKET

ID Church on the afternoons and evenings of
DECEMBER 9Th and 7TH, in the Sunday
school room of the church. Useful and fancy
articles for Holiday gifts. An entertainment
each evening. Lunch will be served Wednes-
day, December eth, from 11:3O A. NJ. to P.
NJ. Admission-Afternoon, free; evenings
25cy children 1oc. d2-4t
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"A COUGH, cold or sore throat requires
immediate attention, as neglect results in
some incurable lung disease or chronic
throat trouble. Browns Bronchial
Troches will invariably give relief.
The record-union., 1892-12-03

Record-Union-Tele No. 40.
For Editorial Rooms, ring one bell.
For Business Office. ring three bells.
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Weather Forecasr

Weather Forecast
Official forecast for the twenty-four hours
ending at midnight December Sd: Rain;
slight temperature change; southerly winds.
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5letu ADVERTISEMENTS.

OUNDAY SERMONS-REV. W. S. HOS
- kINSON, in Sixteenth-street Lutheran
Church: THE True Touch" and ''Too Pros
porous" Its
VNHE PARTY THAT WAS TO HAVE
I been given on December 9th in the new
church at Freeport is POSTPONED, on ac-
count of damage to the church until DE
CEMBER 22D. Ferryage Will be free to foot
passengers on that evening. 1t
NOTICE TO CREDITORS-ESTA OF
N PHlLIPEAN II. BRENDEL, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator of the estate Of Philipean If.
Brendel, deceased, to the creditors OF and all
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within iour months after the pub
licat1On of this notice, to said administrator,
at the law Offices of Driver q Sims, No. A20 j
street, Sacramento, California, the same being
the place for the transaction of the business of
the said estate, IN the county of Sacramento,
State of California
Dated November 3, 1892.
JOHN p. BRENDEL, Administrator.
DRIVER & SIMS, Attorneys for Admins
traitor d3-5tS
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE of
l. California, County of Sacramento in the
matter of the estate OF PATRICK GARRA-
HAN, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY, the
18th day of December, 1892, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ of said day, and the courtroom of said
court, at the Courthot Sc, in the City of Sacra-
mento, County of Sacramento, and State of
California, has been appointed as the time
and place for proving the will of said Patrick
Garrahan, deceased, and for hearing the APP
plication of Thomas Grace for the issuance to
him of letters testamentary thereon
Witness my hand and the seal OF said court
this I'd day of December, 1892.
w. W. RHOADS Clerk
By r. A. ROBINSON, Deputy Clerk
FRANK d, RYAN, Attorney for Petitioner.
d3-lOt
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FEntered at the Postofice at Sacramento as
Eecond-class matter.
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DAMON AND PYTHTAS!

HNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
| KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS OF SACRA-
MENTO, directed by the experienced actor,
Mr. E. s. LAURIE. The cast comprises the
best local talent, In addition to the beautiful
and accomplished actress, Mrs. KATIE
LAURIE, and LITTLE SILVIA. Admission
tickets soc; reserved seats, 75c. Box sheet
now open at Clunie Opera-house. d3-2t
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THE WEEKLY UNION

Be- These publications. are sent either by
Mail or Express 10 agents or single sub
tepsbers with charges prepaid. All Postmast-
brg are agents
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sast. = : '''-S ''-'-@ - VAC '''---'
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Pra.ldelt Of tne Lianlg RQTlt llspelgarT

Diagnostician and Orator will deliver a free
lecture to men only at the leading hall in Sac
Tanento
The record-union., 1892-12-03

OUNDAY SERMONS.-REV. W. S. HOS
- kINSON, in Sixteenth-street Lutheran
Church: 'The True Touch" and ''Too Pros
perOus" It's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-04
a cnAxoE OF CLASSIFICATION.
A New System q Prsmetisn In the Bureau q
Engravfng and Prinfing.

Anew System Of Prsmetisn In the Bureau Of
Esgr.ving md Printing.
There IL 70 b . change IN ths classihcation Of
ths force Of the bursaa Of engraving and print
ing, which vii include sresdjustment Of the
compensation Of employees and Q change In Tie
prsssns manner Of making promotions.
Secretary Foster desires 10 inaugursts in the
bureau asystsm In this regard similar 10 the
one nov prsv.ii.g in The Treasury Depart
ment. He thinks that such system would
opsr.ss 70 he sssisfAssion Of the employees
thsmsslves, and would b distinct benefit 70
The public service.
II u understood that Q change II desired in
tAs present msfAod Of promoting printer -
ststants 10 higher grades without vacancies o.
earring n ths upper grsdes.
4 ooHUrrI1 AID rs NsrRucrToHs.
In erdsr 10 carry out this plan Of improve
msnt Secretary Foster hes appointed COM
nisses oonssang Of Capt. VIM N. Meredith,
Ne ehtsf Of the bureau Of engraving and print
ing; Mr. 4 T. Huntington, chief Of the division
Of loans and currency, and Mr.. Thomas E.
Rogsrs, ehtsf Of the national bank redemption
agency. treasursrs ONCE, who viii act under
tks following lssssr Of instruction from the
"osnAsmsn. Yoa are hereby appointed
e0nnitess for he purpose Of exasnining and
sovtdng ne rou q employees In ths bureau OF
engraving aid printing and Recommending to
TIE SECRETARY on or before the 18th day OF the
present month such rsadjustmsut Of compen-
seton end such . classihcation Of the force -
your Judgment shall approve, and . definite
and vsn-digested plan to govern all future pro-
motions, reductions and changes IN compensa-
ton Of IL VARIOUS employees Of tie bureau.
''Is Il my with to apply to the force en-
ploysd In The b1Besu Of engraving and print
ing system and method in a. respects re-
fsFrsd 70, which shall be permanent, uniform
and equitable. and - nearly - possible auto
made In IT. operation, conforming - nearly Is
may Be- 10 tbs system end method which prevail
IN Tie department. proper.
RssgsetfuIy yours,
"ClAA1ls FosrHRs Secretary"
Theeommittee thus appointed viii meet ct n
saxly date and begin The work assigned to it.
WHAT CAPT. MHlKprrH sAYa
Cspt Meredith, the chief Of the bureau Of
engraving and printing, said today:
"Ths new system when carried into effect
YIN not cause any reduction in the present
force Of the bureau, and the employees need not
feel aay alarm 81 its operations. On the con-
trary, believe everybody win be pleased with
IT, Ths system win affect future promotions.
an satishsd hat . system win be devised
which VIII create . beneficial change In the
present order Of thingA"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-04
A New Line 10 Omaha.

Plans are under consideration BY the directors
Of the Chicago Great Western Rsalvsy Com
pany, lessse Of the Chicago, st. Paul and Kansas
City, whereby it ID proposed to extend the sys-
tenn by building line 10 Omaha It b proposed
that the new line shall connect with the present
system at Q point about Hftsen miles south Of
Des Moiues. This win necessitate the building
Of about ninety miles Of road, and when COM
pletsd the Chicago Great Western Win have the
shortest line between Chicago and Omaha, the
vAoas length Of Il being little over $50 milss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-04
PROPOSALS.

DRoPOsALs FOR. FUEL-oFFICK OF THE
L superintendent Of State, War and Navy Depart
Ienf building -seeled Psoposais IN duplicate. In
closed and add-essed g The undsrsasnsd viii Be 70
AUGUST sIxIEENTH. 1884, TO supply the stste.
We Hsr a.d f:yy Sss.s ssis1ps fss Sysns
5000 tons extra hard White ssh rnsce COL IS Ton
white ash stove coal. AL coal must Be- Of bsst quality
free from dust Or Impurities and inspected b. sworn
inspector ct cost Of the contrsctor and 70 BE- wesd
cords Of hickogy wood 50 coeds Of spruce pine. All
wood % Be o. bsse quality and inspeted BY sworn
inspscor q the eost q the contractor The hickory
sS 3. &c ssss Var .nd Ss S De s
Ing and N De vaults By he patty or psries 70
whom the contracs or contract may Be- s~arded. q
such times and In such Quantities q the couvenienos
q the once mayrsQuirs: nsssrying the nGhs ordsg
= much more Or = much Les Of either coal or wood
- may Be required ct tie contract pf1cs ALSO the
rEht p e5sct my o. I'll ds, o. 70 scccpt sny portion
ofsny BID The gupcessful hddef or biddefs VII Be
ssSgi.sd 70 fnsn,:a bad n the sum q e8 600 e
i'';sss 6ii'-iss: 4 E: ssss't
pa0hosALA loR nIscELLAERoUs IIHns. :
"A ~ DsP "a; S,Iisi9e s;si.d gSep;s
bESst : az Ass sSs; .i ssy h
- nscaf ysaF sn1ilg June 80. lea vish sosp.
~ :s.:ss g. & Sskssss:s. ss:ss q sj pro:
Sr No. - ~ 9 ioS 81 3 Sssscs CO
1heassS. Q. .. T.. sspsEansndssk ssssods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-04
Grand rresfing Cirsait.

The grand circuit races began yesterday ct
Buffalo. The weather vas fns and the sport
v.s exciting. II vas proposed 70 got % four
rssss TO make up for the postponed events, bat
TIE singular division and proloasation Of the
an tros prevented even the three scheduled
events being hnished- Rose Jilkins won the
13s eiass IN eight heats, The FIRST ave going 10
ave different horsss, consisting that has mot
happsned On ths turf before this year. Ham,
hnNs Jocko won Tie special race hands down
and Excelleacs suoossdsd in dividing hesh
with Burt Sheldon In the An trot. % that race
goes over 10 today. Ths attendance was the
largest for sny hrst day in the history Of
Bufislo's track Ths tr.ck vas h good condi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-04
Tickets for Grand Army visitors.

A circular has been issued by the Kansas CITY
Fort Scott and Memphis road notifying the
public that passengers going east BIZ that line
on the occasion of the Grand Army encamp-
ment at Washington mex, month will be re-
heved from ell annoyance connected with the
use Of the signature for more of the tickets
No signature will be required. An Enforcement
Of the agent in Washington will be necessary to
make the return coupon good for the Transport
tation. thus the decentralization of rates in
connection with the encampment have already
commenced- Chairman Caldwell of the West
srn Passenger Association has authorized all
Interested roatis to make similar arrangements.
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EOR RENT
rNFrPNrSurn
I st overlooking Farra-

I st overlooking Farra-
gut Square. ..........-
H st bet 18th and 18th,
with stahle......5O
Conn ave, inter n & 18th
SITS, with stable. .4l6. G.
! st bet 18th L 18th. 333. 8
Cor 18th 81 and Nc
PheTson square. S33. 3.
Mass ave and Scott Cir
N st bet 18th L 18th 81 Z
Rhode Island ave bet
18th and Conn ave -
Mass ave bet 18th and
18th sts. .,.........S1. g
Cor 20th and G SITS. .2.,I
L st bet 18th and I4th. ~
Il st near Conn ave. .2ol
Conn ave fronting On
Dupont Circle. -. %
18th st fronting Farra-
gut Square. .2J
18th Of bet K and L sts. %
X st bet 18th and 10th,
with stable. ...... .22l g,
X l ave bet 18th and
Conn ave.........a 0S. ~
18th st bet Q and r SITS. 20t
Conn ave bet H and ! sts;SG
Sc cor 21st L r SITS NV. 2N
RO,
1JnS Y s.. LIST floor end ne
BULLETINS CAN BE
FICE. FOR PERMITS A
ly.23-eo
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E,r,,.h H.s,c-uts NJ Nor,rr., Ignored.


Montreal n to be visited this month by the
Preach war ships Arethuse and Hussard. and
already French committee. composed of lead
ing citizens and journalists, has been formed
for the purpose Of making arrangements for
the reception Of the officers. As they viii be
asked TO bear the expenses attendant upon the
reception. much comment has been caused by
~ fact that the English-speaking residents of
Montreal have been entirely ignored in the
matter. Not an Enslish name appears on the
reception committee and II was not even known
BY the Ensiish up 10 the ast moment that such
. committee vas to Be formed Opposition 10
expected in The city council whsa application y
nads for the money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-04

Sh ED.
Conn ave bet r and s. 200
18th bat VI aud n. over
/ looking Conn ave,
with stable. .20r
Cor 18th and F sta nv. POO
II st bet 10Th 4 10th sits. LIS
Ibet 18th 4 18th SITS. l66. 81
NJ 1t bet 18th and Conn
ave. ........-.. ldo. 81
18th st fronting Nc
Pherson Square. 166. 81
DeSales st bet Conn.
ay and 18th ct. .l8. 81
Jefferson place bet 18th
and 10Th SITS ...,.....1G
X st bet 10Th and Goth l5C
Goth st bet o ( p IS ...l2j
jefferson place bet 18th
and 10Th SITS. 1890. lbs
18th bet 7 and y. .l16. @.
22d st bet X & L SITS, o
rooms and bath. .1lo
18th and aosh sts. 100
10th ut near Mass ave. 100
Florida ave nv Mass ave. &c
E ct bet ] 9TH & 18th. 80. g
+ st bet 18th & 18th sts. &C
18th bet W and Bound
airy sts................ 81
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD

W7ANTED-BOAR NEAR RAILROAD STATION
w for self, wife and two children farm preferred
Address with full particulars. Box 401, city rest
Office. au2-3ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WaAsNCTrE.DD.,5BHY ExPERIENcED BUMPEa; STU:
BU fiIn as BOZ So so VIVA SS
WANrED-sITUATIO BY LICENsED IN
w gineer who can do his ov1 work Mghset rs(eE-
snces a. 10 chAxacer and worn. Address H. DlE1Z.
go 7th st.s.w. s1l-j
r. PIc.s S0oKs
are recomInendsd BY lsss empIoyera d3 IN &n- v.
WANTED-ENPLo FOR CO1PTTRNT
w servants trefs private fsilies, hosels ress1-
&. s oSon: r i
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CoLORED
woman RIA ERsfos iScs W..
W1NTED-BY SETTLED WHITE WOMAN,
ns es
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY WHO Is A GOOD
bookkeeper assistant, or to do clerical work OF
any Kind; reference given. Address wfLLIEG g.
WANTED-BY RESPECT ABLE WHITE GIRL.
work Address A Pc, Star ONCE. au22ts
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY DESIRES Posi-:
ton in an ONCE as copying clerk; can give god
R. NJ. D.. star once. su2-8ts
WANTED SITUATION BY AN INTELLIGENT
w young colored man place as coaehmsn, driver.
ence. Apply 40 LIST st. NV. s123t'
w for cooks. chamberms3ds, waitress, isundressss.
Co. ST.
ANTED. SITUATIONS FOR COOKS.
poIters housekeePers clerks (male and femae) farm
jySo-St. BTRNHAM's. ITO g st. NV
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

| IOR SALEs-hO0SES
FeoSi sss I.,,,ll 81; NV. A ooop sUssrax.
mps 10, ioaiis = io s rsea s. sa, 4, sc &c,
n ' 10y" safa
s a: r ssa ana sss .s, an
Alley. 49, '" 5R ssfi 5 s's sr is .'d'
Fon s.kE.rRIcE saoco RENTING ron 90
%s''h two houses '' bs ss IibST 3 n,
EoR ssLE-lils 18TH ST. NE, sfx-RooN
'PS & ~aa;Ii'' ESksfss Sfssf ~
Az ffSSstssssIfS HSSsk
s. mp, foR LIST DiviD ?, sT1SE
EoR sALE-e3s 500 VIII Buy A NTcf NONE
fo It Alley. DsviD p sf5SE
P;;i : ''' i''%' and 81 SaeiS IS ;EsS i.''
EoR SALON q ST. Mp. MAR tbs or
room, .ad bath each with eiss;re s.. snS iss.
ana Ssrais. I'i ;sf ma
an&s, 90 lcth st NV
EoR sNE-A VERY ATTRACTIVE DETACHED
house, e Drsit Park n rooms and hath modern
os Soils Zee, Ssr a q a, and shade sS.d.
su3-et. Inquire on premises. eos spruces.
ENok sALE-l5,2 srH ST. Nw.-GREAr BAR
4 san-handsone new 1l-rootn brick rooms on
o on IeTr small ea,h p.'~'". Gail After E&.
ESoR sALE-wIrBfN 3 SQUARES OF THE Gov
h..s eminent printing .fcs hsnd.oae S,,Sry and
rooms and 6sih g, aesso souse ssSsIe6t r-rslr
rare bargain at 5000 Terms: sl.ooo cash. h.l-
sss1ss L. sraRe.nprER sis 18th .n~
FooRs.LE- Two-sToRr BAr-wINpow PRESS
.us, So 20 I srssas ,i fSii eis 18Th nv
FoR sAIE-a SNAP FoR sPfcULaToR or N.
rsn.ps Tor Ter month lot % by sesui loo with
rons ssy ,ise and rrsr RON for snS,hsT house %
susis, L sTsRGsR Sbfhif eis fS.s st nv.
Lon sALE-sEvEN- ROOM ALL NJ l. BRICK IN
sn.S. &c Terms ssss iSSis osSsR i isS 10
EoR RENr-AN rRoY-FRoNT BT-TIpTSe ON
GRI.. BIZ III St. rI Ss improving In value
H. n,ss, pantry cellar hsnascm.iy rspered eiec-
. s1an lighting large lot I'll e 800 terms 70
au2lm ,istr
For sAIE-R ct. MAR epNw, e-sroBY AND
~ "ssse rht Iress-or1ck sS window roonIsg
sus+st ~ o W WHITE. asoP.n~
ss... f S.tS .as I. II pnorI q PAsk R9Ss
az .u sd Investment an. n 6 cheer sa,rv o,o,
MI o " SHifG 80 f.t S SGs, oF00% aa asss'
So OR s 49, ST NEAR % NE. Two,sroRY
.aa ssn be had on easy ssr %s spa shs.R
.s sa. ma . aSgsKs NTH LarRoBss
and On sEf sR q &c CO. G 30 Hal'
r., On sth s :, ne SS: ss inst sround the corner
further particulars apply y oi5 X st. nv jya5-lm
n.ed in two .sefs rooms anS bath sri III ,bs
iTpTovensnts BEAUTIFULLY n.pered and heated ~
and sis 900 trade for 1pi%prVyed Ssossr,y'
deep ss and 0s sa s:h rSs tub s sG%.
TO Re seauiifully Decorated; eetric lighting tubs
Ts5ssstors io-room brick; in sr.t-cl... order.n~,
fh,esstOr IIroom brick; lot Issra5: nv,
iy3o Rooms4 and O. Atlantic bldg. $50 st nv
For sAIE-A GOOD PAYING INVESTMENT.
:, ncs neN houses, bet oth and 9Th ne one Is
are nicely papcr-d throus with modern improve-
sell eb..p ars s. fo as and sesr all n.~ houses viii
jyl6-lst' Builder and Owner. ss5sth st ne
EoR sALE-DESIRABLY LOCATED 3-sToRY
brick dwelling n rooms and all mod. imus At loW
nsure 20 PROMPT ynrChaser. No, co.
S3o5t' TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1907 y o.
monthly. eroom Trans cot.sse. with porcs.s.
closets. hail. bay window. cellar and stone founda-
ton house will for so. lot q 500 square feet
Owners. GORDON BRO. eis ST n. ". lySo-et
EoR sALE-NEw HousEs-B ARs ,INs-ssa szi
.tons ron, lo I lG y roos insur,
1903 y or 30 En.w tyi2-lm
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1l23 Harvard St.. Col. Heights. within two Squares
OF l4th ST. cabr line, Groom cottage with concerted
cellar watsr and range yard front and with sta
Die and carriage house; So
DEEBLE, DAVIS 4 CO.,
au4-6t 1919 ct. n W.
EoR RENT-9O6 o ST. NV; g ROOMS. WITH
neivhborhocd fnoni,s af Fra A RRoWNIN
416 9th ct. NV. au4-6t
FOR RENT-5-ROOM BRICK HOUSE; WATER.
large roof for drying clothes; in West court.
1924. between and and 9Th and 7th SITS. n. ell
Inquire OF A. GRIPPE, 1910 1th ST. W. au3-3t'
FOR RENT-I5 JACKSON ST. NV; 4 ROOMS
l. and water; % per month. -
WILSON HoUGH.
OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-04
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-GOOD BUILDING GROUND FOR
w block of houses in the n. ". or N. e. must be
cheap. few lots would be considered. II. P. R..
Star office. au3-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-04

1914. 1920 and 1914 Fl n. e.. 6 rooms and bath,
all IN. 500 so and 22 30
Sl6 SlSand S205th n. g rooms cellar ali IN l. 40 80
127 ST.. rooms modern. Ii so
Alley bet 1st and I'd and and G. water. II 10
CAS- Brewers court H. a rooms 10. 30
WATERS / THOMPSON.
jy3O-6t 1885 ST. NV.