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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

nUNCANSON BROS, Aucts, cor. 9th L SITS. n. ".
SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
EFFECTS WITHIN OUR SPACIOUS SALES
ROOMS ON TUESDAY. JULY TwENTY-sIxTH.
1897, TEN O'CLOCK AN,
Comprising
Pianos. French Plate, Pier and Mantel
Mirrors. 1 Fine Oak Buffet (carvedD, Fine L
G. Dining Chairs. japanese Screens. Writing
Tables. Fine Wal. Ash and Oak Chamber Suites
". W. Springs. New Hair and II. and C. Mat
tresses, Feather Pillows and Boisters Ice Boxes
lot New Shovels and Spades several Iron Safes all
good makes and in perfect order.
ALSO
2 Horses and Buggies. 2 Surveys.
iy.I32t DUNCANSON BROS.
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AssIG i lc.S SALE e BY GAIAL9GGE OF A FINE
SECONDHAND CARRIAGES BROUGHAMS
sURREYS, BUGGIEs, PHAET0NS. VICTORIAs.
&C.. AT AUCTION.
AT Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ, We viii SELL Al THE
son. 1851 AND 1888 II sThFET NoRTHWEsT.
THEFOLLowING COLLECTION OF CARRIAGES
&c:
One passenger wagonette. platform springs canopy
top side and back curtains built by Geneva Carrtage
Co. Second hand Tillbury Cart one Second hand
Brougham built by Brewster b Co. one Second hand
Surrey. by J. b. Brewster h Co. one Second hand
Demorest Victoria. with pole and shafts Second
hand Brewster l. Co. Victoria. with drop one
Second hand George " Rumble Phaeton one Second
hand Canopy top Surrey. j. b. Brewster Co. one
Canopy-top. Side-bar surrey by Short Co. one
Derby Wagon one Second hand Brewster h Co. Side
bar Speeding Wagon; one Gladstone Surrey; one
Second hand Speeding side-bar Wagon, Stivers one
Second-han English Landau; one second hand Ex-
tension-front Brougham ione Second hand Demorest
Brougham; one Secondhand English Brougham
Allen. London one Brewster Co. Rumble Phseton.
Enslish canopy top one kensinsscn Wasen; one
band Brewster Go. Brousham one Second hand
BYoagham; one Secondhand Brewster Cart one
Second hand Brougham; ons J.. B. Brewster pas
sen9sr Village Cart: one Knockabout Wagon short
and Co. one Sorre Horse. about sixteen hands high
seven years old aud sound.
Terms cash. Sale positive.
THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. Aucts jy:1Idts
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ty25-d&ds

NALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY. No. 9OS
NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, AUGUST FIRST. 1892. at SIX
O'CLOCK NJ. in front Of the premises. will sell
at public auction part of original lot In square
numbered 1 from ting 20 feet Ninth street north
west between and streets and running back
depth Of 50 feet to alley, and improved by frame
house. No. sos.
Terms of sale: Oue-third cash, balance at one. two
and three years. with interest per Per annnm
payable seni-snnualy 5000 to be deposited at time
of sale. CoDveyancing at cost Of purchaser
WALTER Is. WILLIAMS co,
iyoo-d&ds Anctioneers.
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Hungarian BAND ~ 8ay Ridge.
Beginning on Monday, July -, the celebrated
Imperial Hungarian Gypsy Band win give free
concerto daily st Bay Hidse. b. and b. trains
At s;io IN. 190 Pm, 4:25 pm. Sundays, v5S
an, 1:oo pm. sd1 pm. 81 round zip.-Adst
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1kpoyp 70 Re remenbsred. that 4 II. WILSON'S
TURKISH DROPS will In . few minutes relieve the
worst case Of Dyspepsia. Diarrh0a. Collie. CrsSnpo
Cholera fnfsn um or any diseaee Of the stomach y
suttng IN pain or unsasinsss- For s.e b. druesists
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u To Bay Ridge and Return. 81
Baltimore and Ohio trains at 9:l5 q. m. lao
pm, 42s pm. Sundays at s:35 q m, $50 pm,
Sis p.m.-Adrt
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RATCLIFFE. DARN co. Aucts.,

DESIRABLE wo-sToRY AND CELLAR BRICK
HoUSE y, NO o., $40 AckEk STREET NORTH
AND STREET., BY AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. JULY TWENTY-NiNTH, 1892, AT
SIX O'CLOCK T. N Z. we will sell by public auction.
In front OF the promises,
THE FAST 10 FEET FRONT BY THE DEPTH
THEREOF OF LOT JOIN SQUARE no SCI.
Improved BY desirable two-story six--oom blywin,
cOncreted cellar. all In good condition An elegant
akome.
Terms: Over and above incumbrance of 81. 800 to
be paid in cash deposit Of 600 to be paid at the
time Of sale. Terms 10 be complied with in fifteen
days from the day Of sale the right to resell at the
risk and cost of the defaung purchaser il reserved
Conveyancing recording &c, at purchasers cost.
RATCLIFFE, DARR L co,
tySS1-d&ds Auctioneers
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THIS EVENING.

A UCTION SALE TONIGHT, GIL PA. AVE
~ Over /, goo lots q Diamonds, Gold Watches.
Silver Watches, Filled Watchss, Chains. Rings Guns,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EoR sALE-Two HANDSOME PRIVATE RESI-
on SEP. and mnnss 10 Toons and
bath buffers pantry large concrete cellar; cabinet
nisSed tkTons6ont in bard Weoa ad n the very best
WEED e M Nor gse AND ssrT Maa apps ud,S
and Loan Association OF New York, SOP 18th st.
L1oR SALEM THE NORTHWEST AND WEST
Il Of Ian st.-a new erown-stone house OF rooms
h snS
sss.es and TsR s1s
&c. Price, for the next few days q 900; small cash
6asnge qSn'S{ eb baqs s.s.cagn
,tonsl gtpsi Building and Loan Association g New
L vate residences in the city; on St " H
NV. new bay window brick; heavy brown-stons
handsae csEiRst %snteis Seauiiin fling; erSs.ai
@ ass ana .s
EN- Improvement and convenience Of trst-class
.Pps be Web Fer SSss and
Mutual building and Loan Association Of New York.
EoR SALEM ORDER TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
heirs viii sell =, bsTsain thFssstSry and English
S fo S Feet s s a T. 30 feet %
sf S9 H fSs & i, Dcsti0n very
EOR sALE-TwO-sToRY BRICK DWELLING
u 736 5th St ne; rooms and bath room; all mod.
?ys s sa' f2 E EHERsfh aGpffTfE 1887 st.
Tor sALE-HANpsoME NEW 3-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING 1873 18th st M; Il roSns ana bath bath
rated carefully built under personal supervision
and arstclass ip every respect house open for in-
fsoz aa p'iSs
LoR sALE-NEw. ELEGANT AND THOROUGHLY
2astn DWELLING In tasni9nfps ceGfsr nSrfhws0
~s f &
EoR SALE BEST BUILT HOUSE IN EAST
'Tos'of S5ssied 6r 1d ter rooms
Ses o East Capitol i and rtused
iso Gss6 fG5 's sfs
cain sn'" houses and r e' ss1p E CO.
oH% and ass2sy f RI house, 1910 Vermont
pea,m C. l. SNi8 sfa F.. INV NV.
E,oR SALON 9TH ST S.w... THREE VERY
and the
OF 10 per cent 3! saSss
Tor SALE BARGAIN 90. $50; PRETTY SIX,
nnd s.sn osoh pays 70 ca
is small cash PayPPs Re. s Per mo a.
EoR sALE-A NEW PREssED-BRICK HOUSE,
:sss; s'
EoR sALE-CoME AND INSPECT THAT FINE
,ns; with an modern c9nvsnisncs, and comforts see
o 81 siIn n Y II In the 'sg
EoR SALE THREE VERY CHEAP DEs1RA BLY,
Il located dwellings; for homes or investment.
nsS s 10. 20 seg ssn
ID. Nearly new brick. 9 rooms and bath; furnace;
large lot 4x1o4 to 30foot alley location southeast
cars pass the door; price e., 00U cannot be duph-
Gated for less than sc, 600.
ID Aeroonn brick; bay, window; furnace; in per-
feet order lot 2Ie3 to wide alley location southeast
ysoist aRO W iiNKfNs. 500 10Th st.
LNOR sALE-4 FRAME HOUSES; NEARLY NEW;
Il 3 rooms each lot 5oxTo TO alley: rent. S32 per
month J. ST. Sc. price. 93. 800 for all.
jy206t GEO. ". LINK1NS. 500 18th st.
LrOR SALE-NORTH SIDE NEW YORK AVE
bet 9th and 10th SITS large press brick bay window
dwelling. readily lie changed to business prop
erty lot Jxl0O to alley; offer wanted nonresident
jy20-6t GEO. ". LINKiSs. 800 10Th st. NV
L'OR ,sAE-sIx-ROoM HOUSE AND BATH;
nicely pspesed conveniently located TO cars; lot
17Ips TO 15-foot alley price. 90. 800; terms $500
msnts. YESTERDAY MAIIFhY,
!y201w ga st. n. W.. Pacific building.
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The President and the Forestry Association.
To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
An item in your paper Of Saturday evening
in regard to the presentation Of petition to
the President Of o memorial Of the Forestry
Association Of Colorado Enthusiastically mis-
represents the position Of the President in the
case, and on that account ask you to make the
needful correction
The President has not yet made o reservation
OF the mountain timber lands Of Colorado as
stated, but the memorial was one asking him, in
view Of the reasons stated therein. to make
such reservation. The memorial Of the
Colorado association was forwarded to the
executive committee Of the American Forestry
Association for presentation to the President
ton of gaming the additional support of that
association, as it had enrfavoring such timber
reservations and petitioning the President to
make them in dinerentparts OF the country under
the act Of March, 1891. The officers of the as
sociation readily responded to the request Of
the Colorado association and the executive COM
nittee waited upon the President and presented
the Colorado memorial, with their own com:
'mendation Of it, to the Presidents favorable
action. The President gave the committee an
agreeable reception and promised to lay the
memorial before the Secretary Of the Interior,
in order to have his report upon the facts in
report is received the President will see no OBJ
stacle in the way Of making the proposed reser-
vation. which will prove q great public benefit.
The other officers Of the American Forestry
Ass ociation are notin the city or they would
join in making this correction.
N. h. EaaLEsroS,
Recording Secretary, A. F. A.
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FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
T ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers. 1407 street.
RECEIVERS SALE or THE FINE STOCK AND
FIXTURES OF THE AMERICAN FRUIT
STORE, NO. 436 NINTH STREET NORTH
By direction of the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, will sell at public auction. within the
premises, R36 9th street northwest. ON FRIDAY,
JULY TWENTY-NINTH. 1892, AT TEN O'CLOCK
NJ all the Fine Fixtures and Stock Of the American
Fruit Store,
COMPRISING
Oval and Upright Show Cases, Awning,
Signs. &C. Counters and Shelving, F.
P. Mirror. Candies Of the Finest Grades.
Glass Dishes. Fancy Boxes. Fancy
Baskets. Fruit Baskets Fancy Fruits
in Jars, Olives, Nuts. Raisns, Jellies.
Jams Desk. Scales and all para
phernalia necessary to carry the
business.
The stock good will will be sold to the
highest bidder a whole and offers a splendid oppor
tunity to obtain good business.
Terms cash.
EDWARD H. THOMAS
jy2J-dts GIG street northwest, Receiver.
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nUNCANsON BROS, AUCTIoNEERs,
IL 9TH AND ID SITS. n w.

By virtue of decd OF trust bearing date the 18th
day of July, A. d. 1889, ami duly recorded among
the land records for the District Of Columbia in Lsber
l4l folio 4 and ct the request OF the party thereby
THE THE. FIFTH DAY OF AUGUST. A. D. 1892. at
that certain real estate lying and being In tine
city Of Washington ID. c.. and described as lot
bered fiftytwo 5) in shepherds recorded subdivision
Of square numbered three hundred and forty two
(342).
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in equal in
stall4ents at one and two years from day Of sale.
with interest at the rate of six 90 per per annum
cured by decd of trust the premises sold, all
cash, at the option of the purchaser. deposit Of
two hundred dollars $4,000 will be required time
of purchase. All yancing and recording at pur
chasers cost II terms Of sale not complied with
days from u sale the trustees right
to resell at the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur
chaser after five days notice of such sale by adyer-
tssment in newspaper published in the District
OF Columbia. FERD. WELLER, Trustee.
jy2Sd&ds CHRISTIAN XANDER, Trustee.
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Shaw Pripssr- Corh,r.-

The thestrical show printers, including the
slithograph firms from all parts Of the United
States, have been meditsting for . long time
the organization Of mutual bsnent associa-
ton which would protect them against the
many unscrupulous snap" companies that have
,defrauded them and against many others whose
popular reputation h hrst-elass, but who hsvs
mot scrupled to defraud the makers OF the gor-
geous billboard pastsrs, thirty -sjx-sheet colered
Autographs, window hangers and all the beauti-
full printing done by the show printer q today.
One Of the largest Of The ahow printing firms In
New York aid: Tho theatrical printing bus
ness has come to be one Of the lareeSt busineases
in the country. Even . sueall company eoine
on the road has to take several hundred dollars
worth Of printing With Il, while the larger oosn-
panies, especially those playing mafodramas
and other pieose In whieh ths lurid colorinR Of
the text can be shown ON pager, require an
enormous amount Of IT, Cfrcusss, 100. uss
thousands Of dollars worth we'd, and some
Of the larger shows carry two or three cars AIlsd
with paper"
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auct. 14l6 New York ave.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY FRONTING ON HOWARD
STREET AND CHAPEL ROAD NEAR TEN
NALLETOWS.
No 1J6O folio f7 ct of the land records for
wy u any AZ he requesl OF ule
q the premises on FRIDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF
AUGUST, 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, the follow
ing described property in the county Of Washin zon
District Of Columbia to wit All Of lot 20 in the sub
lot lying Tenpallytown. D. c., said subdivision
having been made by ". +. Mattingly trustee.
% and two 2) years. with interest the rate OF
six 90 centuin annuIn, payable semi-anBually
and secured by deed Of trust the property sold or
all cash ut the option of the purchaser 300 deposit
at time Of sA Terms be complied with ten days
property will be resold the risk and cost Of
the defsulting purchaser after five days advertise
ment.
W. q. RAINES. Trr.,oe.
Jy12o-eokdbs' GEO. L. TERRY. lrustees.
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SHOOTING STARS.

"Do you smoker asked the sociable man.
II don't know" replied Glimmins. IT I
don't it isn't because L m not hot enough"
THE POLITICIAN AND THE WEATHER.
"Bring hither, pray you, my palm-leaf fan
And seltzer lemonade;
A hammock swing where the big trees span
To o'erspread a nook with shade;
And there, with my thoughts to the north pole
I'll stay and let politics be burned"
A Washington man who likes to encourage
his boys in outdoor sports recently undertook
to help out in q game Of base ball At evening
his ten-year-old son said
"You ought to honor your father, oughtn't
you?" .
"rd feel mighty bad not TO-"
'That's right"
$50 wanted to ask you, please never to try
to play base ball again where can see you"
When people wait for awful dooms
Because of heat intense
The ice cream damsels cry assumes
The sound of common sense.
Il WISH coulo Set Eiu OK SOME VI my peo
habits
''Seli them to the old clothes dealers"
Freddie had fallen down and hurt himssh.
He was trying manfully to suppress his feelings,
but his uncle, who happened to be near, said:
whats the matter? Crying?'
"N-no; II amt crying. I guess maybe
my eyes are perspiring'
HUMILIATION.
These are times when men remember
How they fretted last December
At the weather and the plumber
And declared they wished 'tweresummer.
People who practice Holmanic economy will
observe that this is good time to buy q Their
mometer. You get a longer thread Of mar
curry.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

COU NIR1 REAL ESTATE.
For SALE = SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL LOTS
sHG sPpy to WI
s NH a.1a EsE ~, M
TSST GGrnsTs vM9a,ssmsry county Nd sSSu.
far below that asked for adjoining farms
y. JOHN 5 g 3Sasso SHK X 3 &c sHnT
r near Branchviiie. Prince deorss's county. Ma ;
improved by handsome residence; choice fruit; food
,y, JOHN J g 5Ssss6 CHEW f 4 salV
large barn aud good outbuiidings roo fruit trees
01 5s s SIT. A. J. s ssSa ~ & r v
E>oR sALE-17, 600 FEET OF GROUND. WITH s.
on and Il A P stable 9R station
'uit witt. a gem 4. J. sGaWXRTz.
Hs.t5 6Oo 9th st. n.
FOB sALE-coUNTRY PROPERTY 50 ACRES.
'Cg1 @:' back from Fs:fTss Tsr sa 81. s e
EOR sALE-42 ACRES; GOOD DWELLING: NEW
barn half in large timber hne orchard beautifully
'Ofesss great sS CIV se2 COS 9th
Il residence. containing Is rooms heated With fur
n.os cellar under whole house water tank supplied
hs safasn arS stables high sle1afisn
surrounding country from to 70 included with
house at option Of purchaser. This valuable piece Of
Sd ;.rsssd Sp The main line Of the Bsl
tiTore express station Is trains Per day each way
telegraph. post ofee. stores, &c There Is also on
the large spring Of water just discovered
which by anAly sis by experts Is shown to be the
nearest to absolutely pure water yet found sur
passing IN purity any water the market This
would make the property inv aluable q sanitarium
great cities tnsures its success for any purpose
As country residence IL be surpassed b. any
tes1a. sc. Apply 10 l. WALTER G sEfsisa Pl'es
ty2IS J09 1lth St n. W.
MARYLAND rITIES.-rHE PRINCE aEOH0F's
M Co. Abstract Co incorporated By special act Of
egslsturs OF Maryland examines titles real estate
In Prince Georges county and gives certificates or alb
s,racts tfereof Terms moderate; Washington ONCE,
Room 80. Ferdau bldg. ~ and SITS. n.w- jy2-3ms
SUBURBAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY nc
y sth ST. w., near patent once. prepares abstracts
counties. Nd and in Alexandria and Fairfax conn
ties. Va Also iusures titles. Send for fee list
EroR sALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
Il erty-A magnificent cottage at warrenton, Va
with about 2k acres Of ground; house has 8 large
airy roorns, with wide verandas large barn. Rei,
house and mes, house apple 3schsrd and plenty ANAL
e251m 600 r 81. n w.
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A HUMILIATION,

These are times when men remember
How they fretted last December
At the weather and the plumber
And declared they wished 'tweresummer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-25

"Do you smoker asked the sociable man.
II don't know" replied Glimmins. 1T I
don't it isn't because I'm not hot enough"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-25

People who practice Holmamc economy will
observe that this is good time to buy Their
mometer. You get a longer thread Of mar
curry.
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ANACOsTLA.
A oRHAT CAMP NETTING DAT.

GREAT CAMP NETTING DAY.
Yesterday was great camp meeting day on
this side Of the river. At Campbell Grove the
pastor, Rev. r. Jesse Peck, jr., preached ser
mon containing truths that struck home to the
members Of the congregation. His attack on
pointed and severe. He could not he said,
adjure an outside sinner to be temperate when
that sinner would call sttention to the drunken
ness in the church. He could not call an outside
sinner to order for biasphemy when blasphemers
could be found in bis church. Hedwelfat some
length on southern outrages.
At the afternoon service in the mme camp
Rev. d. G. Hill Of Ebenezer A. N. E. Church,
Washington, preached on the subject Of prayer.
Mr.. G. F. Richings, white lecturer in The in
terest Of the colored race, spoke for about
fifteen minutes on his experiences with the
Afro-American.
At the evening service Rev. ]. d. Jenkins OF
the Mount Pleasant A. n. E Church held forth.
The camp was crowded throughout the day.
Much interest conferred yesterday in the Allen
Grove camp meeting At Garfield. Rev. 6. N.
johnson, pastor, was master Of ceremonies.
At the morning service Rev. Julius Guttridge Of
Saint Paul's A. NJ. E. Church Of Washington
spoke on 'Who is this that cometh from Eden
with dyed garments "-Isaiah, xiii. At the
afternoon service Rev. Citizen Of Fredericks-
burg. Va, preached an eloquent sermon on the
duties Of the Christian, and Rev. DR.. johnson
closed with benediction. At the evening serv-
ice Rev. P. NJ Luckett, pastor Of Miles Taber-
nacle, Washington, and Rev. 8. Summerville Of
Metropolitan Zion Church Of Washington made
addresses. The attendance and the contribu-
tions were large.
NEW BAPTIST CHURCH.
1t has been arranged by Rev. Mr.. Taylor that
the dedicatory exercises OF Emmanuel Baptist
Church Of Garfield shall take place on the first
Sunday in August The neat little brick struc-
ture is ready to be rooted in. 1t will be some
time before the interior will be finished but the
congregation are anxious to begin worship as
soon rs possible in their own temple At pres
ent they are holding service at the house Of Mrs
Draper.
All the churches were largely patronized
yesterday.
number Of the young people are arranging
for sell.
A large party OF Anacostians took in River
View yesterday.
The police report all quiet.
Cecilia Mitchell, daughter of Dr. Mitchell, 10
much improved.
Mary Washington, a colored woman living on
Pomeroy street. Hillsdale, reports to the police
that yesterday she left her fve-weeks-old baby
on the down stairs bed and went into the upper
story When she returned q few minutes later
the child was dead. The coroner was nbti6ed.
Groceryman Unsworth complains to the
police of the cows that are allowed to pasture
around and trespass on his property at
Twining City.
Rev. Father Mccarthy Of Baltimore said
high mass at st. Teresa's Church Yesterday
Several inquiries about the garbage man were
made at the substation this morning.
The raising Of the draw Of the Anacostia
bridge to allow the passage Of q sand scow
blocked travel for o considerable time this
morning.
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FIFTEEN SIX-ROOM
TWO-SrORY BRICK HOUSES.
PRICE. ", $50 AND e., $50 EACH.

On EASY TERMS.
Now is the time e. make your choice the h0oses
fast approaching completion. They con .an six
rooms bath. large closets and pantry in Kitchen la
trobe IN parlor and open fireplace heater liz dining
finished in hard oil with cabinet and slate man
tells.
Located on Duncan place northeast. which is being
improved with pavement, curos and sidewalks
For full particulars call upon
McIACHLEN l. BATCHELDER
N.Y. Corner 10th and q
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EoR SALOON REST-i433 AND 1913 RHODE
It Island ave. Apply ON premises or to WI BIRNEY
ass Louisiana ave. ie2-
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Il erty-A MAGNIFICENT cottage at wArrenton Va.
with ABOUT "a acres Of ground; house has large
airy rooms, with wide verandas; large barn. hen
house and house apple orchard and PLENTY ANAL
| fruit: Price. el.50o Apply DUaAN Butler,
e21lm 0O8F ct. n ".
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w.sse " s.s.s ssss.A - sissas srssuA
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"Seli them to the old clothes dealers"

81 wish could get rid of some Of my bad
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-28
NO WAR.

The Government of Chill has
replied to he ultimatum of tn,
United S..os in effect as follows
Chill agrees withdraw the offensive
note sent by Se' or Matt to the
CHILEAN Ministers abroad and ac>
kno@le lge that its issuance was due
to IN error of Judgment.
Chin also withdraws the request
for tue withdrawal of Unit. d States
Minister Egan. In addition, the
CHILEAN Government, in its answer,
proposes that the affair of the attack
on the Baltimore sail rs i'll Valpar-
also be submitted TO the arbitration
of some neutral power
If tbs proposition IS not acceptable
to the United States Government,
the ChiIian Government suggests
that the matter be submitted to the
decision Of the Supreme Court of the
United States.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-28

Miss Stella Hoyle, of Troy, \. Y,
promptly arose il a crowded street car
recently and gave her seat to Grip
pied old gentlemen who had entered,
He asked her name and address, and
she has just received from the grateful
re ;ipiunt of her kindness a diamond
necklace. 1t is always best to play
according 60 Royle'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-28

Oranges are cheaper right now in
San Francisco and Sacramento than
apples. Seventy pounds Of oranges
sell for the same price as fifty
pounds of apples. When the cheap
ness of raising apples is considered,
the difference in their price compared
with oranges is remarkable.