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DRoPosALs FOR THE CONSTRUCTIONS OF
Il Sewers. Catch Bssins and Coanslti ns.-Offire q
the Commissioners DC. Washington. DC, August
Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK N. on TUESDAY.
Coumbia- Bank foriIs of rrr,pussls and sTecihcA-
TONS may be obtained Ht this offl~e Aili asion
therefo- to,ethe- with all information. and
ouly bids upon ihc-- forms will be considered The
right IL reserved 80 ANY aud all ids Parts u
bids. J W DOUGLASS. J. ". ROSS. wM. 4 RIOS
SELL. Commissioners D. C. an.I-n
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f:EO3 psf, br. Or. .el5. 50
1925 Ost, br, Sr. Is. 80
1928 Hth st, br, Or. .l2. 90
Lat fat LOAD sd st. br. -
s7os,Ioia-Ii-isi N St, -
I'd IL e.. e 1919 s:l': ga st. IL. 80
| Flats 1865 W Market
! space, 3 and Ar. 81 and 10
Brown st. Or, 4r..........9
Brown st. br, 4f..........0
362S n st. br. 3r. g
G. Fl. FICKLIN0,
ut nv. West Washin9ton.
HILLYER PLACE. JUST
story brick; 12 rooms par
pantry and kitchen on hrst
ner, 918 F st. n ". je.10-3m
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)RTHwEsT.

1929 and 1924 9Th IT,
h h. m 4. Or. 400
1888 18th, b h; 81; Y. 800
l62p K, bh, mi, 10r. 10, 200
2120 NJ st. b h. lar. 10, 900
l13S 18th st. FIJI. Or.
and 4 his rear. 49,. 10. 900
TIA 18th st. b b. m 1,
lM ......-........1O.OO0
% Z st, b b, 1lr.. g. 800
300 g st, b b. IN /,
1i2s 9th st, b ! b. sr. s. 900
80 H st. b h. Or. m !. q. 600
14.sO 10th st, b b.
l2r..........:-:...1e, 900
lbs list n W. bh, mi.
lBmsE r st. bh. mi. iar e. o Sco
1121 Il ct. bh, mi. 1:srI0. 600
46I Missouri ave. b h.
IlISs-ss-40 and 42 + st 81. w
b h. 12r ............l 10. 800
3Al n st. b b. 17r. q. 800
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WANTED-ROOMS.

U-ANTED-IN PRIVATE FAXII.Y- THIEF ON
w four untnrntSnsd ROOMS n good location con-
Neu.<ff 20 ssr-; from Pa 10 A n between
5tn an CAPITOL preferred Address g.. star ONCE
aull-3Ss " ~
WASTED-BI OCTOBER l. ONE GOoD-SIZFp
w u:-fuEntshed second- hOoT room: between and =
arc oh AMI lofe sts n prefer renting private
Istntiy oS ninx snd occupying premises permanent
tenant " suited ref-rences exclaimed Address
TRAZOM star offcc. auIl-lt.
WASTED-2 OR 2 ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR.
w sui'able for physician's office furnished and
running water preferred board II desired must state
Particulars and terms Address MEDICCS Star
once. sulOAxs
WAN1E EDDY THE 18th OR THE lsT SEP
w tanib--. unfsrni<hed rooms; lorstirn north
vest small house prefe-red- Address ROOMS \, Star
One. ausl3r.
WANTRD-FOUR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS BE
w tween Sth and 15sh sts price must be Low. Ad-
Dress C. i. C.. so 12rh n ". au9-3t'
EsTABLIsHFD ls70-w. =. TAPPAN DEALER
Lin Diamonds. Watches Jswslry, Silver Ware, no.,
oO4 9th st. n third door above r. Fine watch and
SveHy repairing specially. ssl5
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EOR RENT
& 5. 1sd St. I3.: b.

IN 1. store and dwell-
ing. with stable. .o&3. 3!
2901 Q st. br. m /, 0r. so. &
1883 18th st, br. m 1. Tor. AZ
$40 Dumb AZ. br. mt .
,s si nd st, bi: mi. i;s9' 3. s
810N st. br. m 1. g.; q
1928 Pros Az. br.. mi,n.X
hI02d st, br. mi Or. 20. 81
2Q25 SGD Ut. # cottage,
Cor New Cut I'd L Fox
all. IF. 5r. Ii
iye 1894 32d
EOR RENT-S75-o028
Il above Dupont Circle; s
lor. library. dining room.
floor. WIN. B. KING, Ow
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FIFTEEN sIx-RoOM
PRICE. e, 80 AND q, 800 EACH.

OS EAbk TEhA6.
Now ie the time " make your choice, Is the hodses
are fast approaching completion. They contain sit
rooms bath. large closets and pantry in kitchen la
room finished In hard oil with cabinet and slate man.
tells.
Located on Duncan place northeast which is being
improved With pavement. curts and sidsWalks
For full particulars call upon
McLACHLEN BATCHELDER,
my2 Corner 10Th and q; ats
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NOR SAILS HORSES. CARTS AND HARNESS :
Will sel cheap Part cash and the balance on tune
all az work for the ecvernnient 81 o. dHy steady
work all the fall chance for sumo yoans man +:
reason FOR selling out 81 town and attend
20 them. Apply $40 II. AuIO,s.
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PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
once OF the supertntendent Of the State. War
and Navy DEPARTMENT building. Sealed proposals
IN duIlcste will De received at this ofce until TWO
Y. NJ ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST SEVEN
TENTH. ls92. for furni. hing TIN. once. during
the hscal year ending June 10. 1854. with soap.
brushes. sponge, paints. oil. glass towels. crash.
nails, screws, &c. kc Schedules. forms OF pro-
posals and all necessary information he obtained
uTon application 10 1HOM WILLIAMSON. chief
Engineer, L. =. N. Superintendent au4-eo4t
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PERSONAL.

REFORMATION WANTED OF THE SON OF
Mr. Philip Inch; maiden name Ann German. Any
ensSt4d N COZ m1niease n IA Ssn Sssssr 49,
II. A. LYNCH Star emo. It,
A WE HAvEAN IMMKNaE ORDER FOR GENTS
n second hand clothing. will pay extra fair prices to
9utck ssllsrs. AdArso or cali JuszH'e OLD STAND.
6lo ID st. q. y. II
RLUE, HL.ACk AND MIxEQ QHEyIoT SUITS
sYfk1H AAAFTERE aar}hno TFTEYfnSTA soss ~
"A Communications PROMPTLY attended to; conAden-
dal felsyhcne. so Omcs epsa an heurs. WI
fIv4 SERVICE FxANUNATIoN QUESTION:
~ ed aneVgR 9eQ4 10 cent? 10
2 ". lLYNM. 4. y. Ivy lngt1tutsA
KERvAND. EN0RAvER AND LfFluonAPHnR
1012 RsnnA. NV.
vintfin9 cnran urinHna frnun uaaka ~ - 10n -
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E,OR sALE-OR RENr-l433 AND l453 RHODE
AS Louisiana ave. jel,.3m
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NOR SALE-HOUSES-

Ito Is o'Br,en's ct b. Sh.
as tTi to ass4 Boundary S;
st. b h, Ar, all. ID.
3024 TO 2042 Boundary
ct b h. Ar, all =. .15,
1913 I ct. b h. Srs. .l5,
Col to GIL n II ave
and 4 b on F st. IA.
p0c} H st, III. Trs. .R,
1892 l ST. I h, 5r. e,
S%2S to 1884 P st, b h.
1919 p st. b h. m i.
Ore. .........,...-..6 d,
18th st bet Mass ave
and n Ut. q.
Ito 9, alley bet NJ and
n, 10Th and 18th. g,
433 to Al Prather's
alley. b b. 4rs. C,
1923 Goth OF. b h, 6rs.
and 2 houses in rear,
4rs each. g.
0l3 s st, fh, T...a,
ESQ. S35 22d st. bh
Ora aarh 4
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

L,OR sALE-coRcORAN ST. BET. I4TH AND
II 18th. 3story brick; 8 rooms; all conyenisncss;
lot 2o.a5 to lo-t. alley g. l5o. N. N. PARkER.
au11-6 14lS ST.
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DRoPosALs FOR FoRAGE-wAR DEPART
Il ment, Supply Division. Washington City. July
cefv.d at this once until TMFLyT O'CLOCK NOON
s Saat hhDAi. AOslsI IMINIiErh. lSE for
quired 70 supply the pubic horses the War De
ls3. Proposals must be PLACED in sealed envelopes
indorsed on the outside Proco-als for forsse and
autS-4tklS 10
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LoR REMITTANCE CARPENTER SHOP, REAR
Il S23 st. n. excellent location for carpenter
builder. painter. &c. $40. Inquire 926h La. ave.
E,OR RENT OR SALE-FOR THE COMING e. A.
Il R. encampmen. cots. cot mattresses. springs Pill.
lows, sheets. blankets. &c. PACK n SONS, 1J,
139 N I'd ST., Philadelphia Branch house In Wash
ington $40 11th st. NV. jyiD-lms
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NAYS LANDING IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
z28 Walnut st.. Philadelphia. auS-N
EsoR sALE-AT BRANCHvILLE. B. AND O. R.R..
Il two seven-room houses; beautifully located; new
from ststion Price. 81 800 each. No cash required
au52w T.. r. BROOKS, 610 18th st. 3. ".
MAINLAND T1TLES.-THK PRINCE 0EOR0E16
NJ Co. Atstrset Co.. Incorporated By special sct 81
lessiaturs Of Maryland examines titles % real estate
IN Prince 0soreeI county and 9ives certificates or sb
etracts thereof. Terms moderate. washineton once
Room 10. EsadaM bldg.. ~ and D sts. jy2l3ms
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EoR SALON EASY TERMS. SMALL LOTS IN
Mount Pleasant al. 20 each Also very mic. lot,
WITH shade trr.s. near Ut. HAmmoads. Columbia
Heights only J0c. per foot.
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Tor RENT-NEw BRICK HOUSE. 2%}4 nth ST.
Nv: rooms and bath; all modern improve
ments; $50. Apply to R. E. PA1RO. ASP Louisiana
ENOR RENT-96 so; 5-R0OM FRAMES ON TUR-
Il ner ST. n. e. Just OF Badensburg road Potonsc
1e1-4Ins QI1 NJ
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TaEAanos.AT.D sI3As czsrEI SIE4xIse
s 5sass1ss s;srsj; "a is:}e:s. rs.svs..L e
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NOR sALr-FINR LARGE. NICE DRIVING
horse ) years old. jus; from Nfrsr.nia mountains
very Kind and gentle Can be- at COOK BRos
1sAs l4th - n. Aua-H.
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books For full list call 81 once for buietin issued on
the LIST and 18th. [jy 29l THoS. E. wAGGAMAN.
FOB SAILOR WILL EXCHANGE FOR I'M
beautiful frame cottage in Takoma Park contain
ing rooms and hath; lsrse reception hall newly
painted inside and out handsomely papered and
rnted elegant cabinet mantes and chandeliers; good
dry concrete cellar nice cool verandas shady lawns
and walks; location high and healthy near the IA
nous Takora springs; large hen house, wood shed
and stable; 20 600 feet Of ground inclossd by
new paling fence This property must BE- seen to be
For price and terms apply
L W. WEED CO..
my1I-3m 500 11th ct. 4 ~.
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~ 80 .s Z va 'SSE3sss efe
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oHrD.
1919 Goth st NV. Tor. .s65
l2Os. Hillyer ave, Tor :. Is
1925 Mass ave NV, Tor. 30
no Corcoran NV, 11r. 90
1914 l. ct NV, 1lr. .55
1905 10Th st NV. 7r......5O
1921 Q ct NV. 7r. 80
1914 1lth at NV. Tor. so
lSG 18th 81 NV. Tor. 30
5 n Y ave nv. Or. As
III Pa ave NV. 5r.....45
212 LIST st ne, Or. As
lis n st, st L dwlg. Or. As
l12S 18th ct NV. sY......4O
1924 Conn ave NV, Tor. 40
30th and NJ NV (B so
fiatsl, Sr................40
2906 Q ct NV, f.. 30 80
l:St6 Wallarh ~ NV, Sr. 20
l1N 9TH st ne, Or. 30
lO6 9TH ct ne. 81. 80
HOS eth st ne, Or. 80
l524 10Th ct NV. ar. .....25
1873 10Th Of nv, Sr......25
12tA l It'll 81 NV, Sr. %
11Q6 14th st NV. 2r. ..25
5l8 1th st sw. Gr.........1S
13o A at ne. ST.. 10
J 142 Mass ave NV, Isl
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FOR sALE-MoNTHLY PAYMENTS. BEAUTI-
FIJI lots at Fore Glen and neat cottage house near
station terms to suit. J. *. HEREFORD,
au1l-lm l4lQGst
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EOR RENT
= 1923 N, l2r, m 1. e60. ),
219Pa ave. Or, mi. 80. 5,
2oOS G. Tor. store, cellar,
yard. stable. d
IA 10TH. l2r, mi. As. 8
2317 Pa ave. Tor. m 1. As. 3
~ D ne, Or. m i....-.40. b
@2d, Or, m /. fur. 40. b
ITO 18th, Tor, mi. 40. y
1120 18th. br 4 store,
water and Gas......M. 5,
2139 L, Tor, mi......T. 81
S 18th. office rooms35. 3,
~ dS50 81 Lsrch. b., mi. IS. q
9023d. II, m i......,%.5 81
1907 Pa ave. 3 Office
rooms, " and h. 30. 81
132 d ne, Or, mi. ;. 80. Il
1873 @d, Sr. m 1. 30. 81
SeQT 14th, Sr. M t.. 80. 3,
sos 21st. Or. m 1. 40. Il
ul321st, Or. m l.. %. u
100 Mass ave ne, Or,
13A lis q 81. n. m t.. s.. 4 4;
lois 28th. Or. mi. .25. 3
20S 18th, Or. mi. .25. 3
AZ Sd ne. 7r. mi %. *
l3fSE45 v, Or. mi. %. 3
g6O4x L. Or. m i. .22. u
Rl5 W. Or. m 1......22. 81
2O26 L. Or. m 1 ...... ~. 81
UEQT WA
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Au11-1w

As St ne lot 90xsQ: improved BY three go
bath; Only $3.50 cash required. balance monthly.
1120 18th st. ne. rooms. BATH concerted cellar,
furnace and modern improvements; neatly papered
throuRhout lot l6}8xSS to alley 600 to $500 cash
required, balance monthly.
2lS ID St lot 201<xe0 paved alley three stories
basement and cellar press brick 'front.' IL and
bath: Price only %. 600. Terms TO suit
6S9 Acker St ne rooms bath. modern improve
ments. Only $500 cash required. balance monthly.
st. n. near 18th; 3-story and CELLAR press
brick front; rooms and bath. Only 60 600: $500
cash required l. STARGAr DTER
au1l-3t GLIB 18th NV
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WE HAVE IN HAND TWO SUMS OF 5000
w each which We will loan in sums Of 81, 0O0,
81 90 or $4,000 No delay
MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT AND PER
W cent on d. G; real estate security. FRANK T.
Loo Pa ave the Arlington Fire ms Co. ofcsI au1
BUILDING LOANS. PAYABLE IN MONTHLY.
- quarterly or semi annual installments at lowest
rates OF interest No delay when papers all right
Also > and per cent straight loans
McLACHLEN BATCHELDER,
jy23-3n Cor. 10th and G sts NV
no YOU WANT MONEy,-slO TO 300 TO LOAN
~ at low interest furniture pianos. horses wagons
household Goods OF other personal property principal
and interest payable in weekly monthly payments;
no removal Of goods from residence; publicity.
Address Box SS star office mylS-3ns
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUNS TO SUIT AT CUR
" rent rates approved real estate urity special
tyl6-tr TYLER kUTHERFoRD 1907 st. NV.
clio AND UPWARD LOANED UPON FURNI
tcl " ture, pianos, horses. carragee. interests
estates or other tangible securities without removal
or publicity easy weekly monthly payments no
delays Address Box 140, Star ONCE 3e14-2ms
ITO LoAN-wAsHISGTON. BALTIMORE AND
Il northern capital on frstclsss real estate In D. C.
and Nd and Fairfax and Alex cos. Va large loans
preferred. JOHNSON. CHEW Co. oi7 st. n ".
jsl11y
MONEY TO LOAN ON PROPERTY IN CITY AT
VI and per centum per annuIu- HILL 4 JOHN
sTOS. 150S Pa. ave. NV. apo5-tf
The record-union., 1892-01-08
PRAYER WEEK
Where This and To-Morrow Evenings
Meetings VIII be Held.

Where This and Tomorrow Evenings
Meetings VIII be Held.
The nightly union prayer meetings are
being well attended. That of tonight
will be held at the Westminster Presby-
terrain Church, and the speakers will be
Revs. Singleton and Silcox The topic
will be: THE Church Abroad"
Praise-For the increased preparation
of the world for the gospel; for the in
creaSing number of those who have given
themselves to the work Of missions
Prayer-FOr signal manifestation of
the Holy Spirits power for missionaries
and native Christians; for all who are
prosecuted for righteousness sake and for
liberty of conscience; for more co-opera-
ton: for an increase of intelligent interest
in the salvation Of the world
The Saturday meeting will be held at
the NJ. i. Church South, on Seventh
street, the speakers being Revs. Tindal
and Bovey. Topic: The Church at
Home"
Praise-For a clearer recognition of
need and growing sense of response
bility.
Prayer-For a larger apprehension of
the mission of the church, to save not
only the individual but also society, to
purify all human institutions and rela-
tionships; for increased cooperation in
behalf Of city, country and frontier.
The record-union., 1892-01-08
LUCKY JOHN.

Officer SheIlars Arrests a Man for
Whom There is a Reward.
officer Shellars arrested George Albert
Ernst yesterday morning and lodged him
in the City Jail. Ernst is wanted for en-
bezzlement in San Diego, and couple of
days ago the officials at the latter place
notified Chief Drew by letter that he was
liable to put in an appearance in Sacra-
mentO.
On Wednesday evening Officers Shell
lars and Rider located the man, and Shell
lars arrested him in machine-shop on X
street, between Fifth and Sixth, yester-
day morning.
The letter sent to Chief Drew saws that
a liberal reward is offered for Ernst's cap
Iure.
The record-union., 1892-01-08
GRAND ISLAND.
Urgent Necessity for Drainage Canal
for Back Lands.

Urgent Necessity for a Drainage Canal
for Back Lands.
Commissioners Gardiner of Isleton.
Miller of Tyler Island, and Green of
Walnut Grove viii start out in a few
days to assess the land on Grand Island
for the expense Of the proposed drainage
canal. The landowners are anxiously
looking to some action on the part of the
Trustees that will open the proposed
canal and provide drainage to the pumps
within the next month.
If relief is not soon obtained the crops
OF those who have already planted will
be drowned out and another year lost to
the farmers, who have at present as much
of load as they can carry
The big pump is running, but is doing
no good except to the lower spur of the
island
The record-union., 1892-01-08
BROOKS DOODLE.

An Alleged Lottery Winning That
Could Not be Collected.
officer Shellars arrested a Chinaman
named Wing Sing yesterday afternoon
on warrant charging him with selling
lottery tickets.
G. w. Brooks, formerly proprietor of
the City Hotel, is the complainant, and
the reason he had the Chinaman arrested
is that the latter refused to pay him $500
which he Brooks claims to have won
on recent drawing. The question now
is, ''Will the Chinaman have Brooks ar
rested for buying lottery tickets 90
The record-union., 1892-01-08
BLOT THEM OUT.
Female Thieves and Their Lovers
Have Been Here Too Long.

Female Thieves and Their Lovers
Have Been Here Too Long.
The three Frenchmen-Duval, Coutan
and Barbour-arrested by the police and
charged with vagrancy, have had their
trials set for the 18th instant.
The men are alleged to be of the class
who live off the earnings of fallen
women. There are plenty OF this kind Of
creatures about, and they are not with
out means and influence, but public
opinion, as well as a regard for the law,
demands that the authorities do their
duty and eradicate this moral cancer that
is eating into the vitals of the commu-
nifty.
Enforce the law, is all that the people
demand of their servants.
The record-union., 1892-01-08
POLICE COURT.
George Burns Accused of Having Hit

George Burns Accused of Having Hit
His LandIady.
In Judge Cravens' court yesterday the
charge of battery against Mrs. c. T.
Seavey was dismissed.
The case of Nellie Ackley, charged with
petit larceny, was continued until to-
day.
The testimony for the prosecution in
the case of George Burns, charged with
battery, was taken, and the further hear
ing was continued until to-day. Burns
is accused of having struck the landlady
of a lodging house on / street, nearSixth,
because she would not allow him to enter
his room until he paid some back rent.
The record-union., 1892-01-08

80 OUR SHOE STOCK

Has been increased by the arrival Of a number
of cases of goods this week, very late ship
ment, almost too late for winter trade As
Stock~taking time will soon be upon us we are
compelled to sacrifice the numerous lines, as
their room is what we want Inspect them.
Have our clerks show them to you their time
is at your disposal.
We are showing Ladies' Genuine Dongola Kid
Button Shoe heavy flexible SOLE long van1p
square toe, with long patent leather tip, G, D and
E widths and all sizes, regular So shoe for 800. So
Ladies Genuine French Kid Button Shoes same
style as above, E and EE widths sizes 215 to g.
worm pr, fOr 80 80
Ladies Pebble Goat Button Shoes square and me-
dunn round toe, long vamps low heel, heavy
sole, d, E and EE widths sizes 2 to S......S ST 95
Mems Best WescoM Calf Seamless CONGRESS and
Lace Shoes, square ST. Louis toe, tipped and plain
smooth tackless innersoes, very neat and dressy
all So
Mems Veal Calf Congress Caters seamless vanaps
wide toe and tip double sole, screwed fastening
warranted all sOlid sizes to II .,......... ST 80
Childrens Kid Button Shoes black cloth top, patent
leather tip, spring heel, sizes to 10 Il ... 81 25
Boys Riveted Hook and Lace School Shoes double
sole, sizes 215 to 81, extra good value~..S ST %
The record-union., 1892-01-08

SUBsTITUTIoNs of well-known adyer-
tised articles seem to be the order of the
day. We deem it only justice to our
patrons to warn our readers against this
form of piracy. When you want an ar
ticle ask your merchant or druggist for ii
and don't accept a substitute.
The record-union., 1892-01-08

WE have just received for our holiday trade
a fine line of music rolls, folios, music boxes,
guitars, mandolins, drums, etc. See them be-
fore buying. Hammers Music Store, $40 ]
street.
The record-union., 1892-01-08
THE MINERS CONVENTION.

Supervisor Bates called attention again
to the request that had been made upon
the board that delegates be appointed by
the board to attend the Miners COnven-
ton, which meets in San Francisco on
the 18th inst He said that the board had
responded to the request of the anti
debris convention people, and he thought
it would be no more than right that the
miners should be treated equally fair.
Mr.. Greer vacated the chair, and stated
that he did not think the board was the
proper body to appoint the delegates. He
thought that as the River Convention
met first that body should select the dele
gates to the Miners Convention
Mr.. Bates did not agree with the Chair
man. He said that Mr.. Greer could not
object to the delegates he proposed tc
offer, as two-thirds of them were the
same men who would attend the River
Convention.
The list of delegates was as follows: w
c. sheldon, w. K. Lindsay, O. Harvey
Joseph Houston, f. D. Ryan, A. T. Allen
der, a. Menke, j. HI. Glide, D. ellis, B.
U. Steinman, Ed. Hamilton, w. BOVINE
Grove l.. Johnson, S. B. Smith, Captain
Foster, w. w. Rhoads, Eugene Gregory
II. Wittenbrock, A. Meister, V. S. Nc
CATCHY, T. r. Dray, A. Hebron, L. b.
Mohr, Newton Booth, Thomas Hall, Jas.
Woodburn, Fl. NJ. LaRue, r. j. Merke-
ley, E. Mouton, Sol Runyon, J. NJ. Steph-
enson, j. H. Burnham, r. T. Devlin, A.
p. Catlin. DR.. w. r. Cluness, DR.. NJ.
Gardner, Lee Stanley, NJ. Nj. Drew, Chas.
Aull, Charles K. McClatchy, j. A. Wood
son, Wells Drury, E. G. Blessing, w, Z.
Knox, w. d. Comstock, William Nc
Laughlin, A. Conklin, Erskine Greer,
George o. Bates, A. Black, Thomas Jenk-
ms and NJ. Miller.
Mr. Bates moved that these delegates
be authorized TO attend the convention.
and all the Supervisors voted for the mo-
ton except Mr.. Greer. The latter ex-
planned his vote, saying that he was not
opposed to the miners convention, nor to
sending delegates there, but he simply
thought that Mr.. Bates method was not
the nrODer WAY To select them
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FELDHUSEN, Eighth and L, sells only first
class groceries and sells them very cheap.
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SUNDAY excepted. sunday only SMon-
day excepted. A.-For morning P.-For aE.
ternOon.
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traffic Manager,
l. Il. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent.
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4. S. CROCKBR COMPANY.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF
/ California, County of Sacramento. In the
matter of the estate of LUKE GROGAN, de-
ceaSed-Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY,
the 18TH day of January, 1892, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ of said day, and the courtroom OF said
court, At the Courthouse, 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 Luke
Grogan, deceased, and for hearing the appIi-
cation OF Thomas Grace ana Ed c. SbeehaR
for the issuance TO them ofletterS testanlentary
thereon. Wine IS my hand and the seal of
said court, this 3Oth day Of December, 1891.
[SEAL] W. w. RHOADS, Clerk.
BY J. +. DooDY, Deputy Clerk.
II. d. RYAN, Attorney for Petitioner.
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TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE or
/ California, County of Sacramento.-In the
matter Of the estate of ALICE n. CHESLEY
deceased. Notice is hereby given, that FRI
DAY, the Sth day OF January, 1892, at 10
o'clock a. N. OF said day, and che courtroom
OF said court, at the Courthouse, in the City OF
Sacramento. County OF Sacramento and State
OF California, has been appointed rs the time
and place for proving the viii OF said Alice NJ
EheSley. deceased, ana for hearing the appli-
cation OF B. L. Steinman and Eugene !
Gregory for the Issuance To them OF letters
testIuentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
court this 2Stn day Of December. 1891.
ESEAL.} w. " RHOADS, Clerk
BY J. +, DooDY, Deputy Clerk.
ARMSTRONG & PLATNAUER, Attorneys for
| Petitioner. d29-lOt