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SPRING is HERE!
GIVE ME A CALL

Gardening In all It's branches Gardens laid
out and planted. Yards soddpd, beds designed.
flowers arranged, shrubhery trimmsd and roses
budded. Also terrace cork done In the most
artistic manner Walks cut and laid out. In
fact everything per aiming TO the business.
Orders left Mt my residence. ON Brunswick Ave
nue.. sent ny postal through the post once. will
receive prompt attention.
JACOB A. LACEY
N B.-My last years work can be seen In all
parts Of the city.
March 80, 1852.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

EsrATR OF AsA ". sArrKk1HwArr. DECEASED.
Pursuant 10 the order Of r,aac g. Cramer. Sur
rogate Of the county Of Hnnterdon, made on the
and eight hundred and ninety two, notice Is here
BY gtsen 70 all persons having claims against the
estate Of Asa NJ Sattherthwais, late OF the county
der oath or affirmation TO the subscriber adminis-
TRAITOR Of said deceased. within nine months FROM
lug 10 brlnx IL and sxhibit hia or her cni {snder
oath or an rmation) wishin the time 20 limited
will 10 forever barred Of bis her action there
FOR aEains. the said adminiat rator
- - LEVI BROWN,
Adniniztxators
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

EHAIk OF ELIzs sKkVis' DhckAskp.
Pursuant 10 the order Of Isaac 8. Cramer Surro
gate OF the County oil Hunterdon. made on tht
hundred and nipety-two not Ice Is hereby given
TO all persons having claims against the estate o
Elixa Servis. late Of tho County OF Hunterdon. de
ceased. 10 present the same under oath or afhrms
tion to the subscribers administrators of said de
eased, within nine months from the date OF sais
order; and any creditor neglecting to bring II
and exhibit his or her claim tunder oath or afhr
ever barred Of his or her action therefor agaIns
the said Adminfstrators
Dated Feb. la. D., irs2.
A. sUTPHIN BREWER,
CHA5. X. NORRIS,
Feb 5. 1882.
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TEE PEOPLES STORE

III nOi IL ' D1o1A
has not yet reached the zenith of its
glory, but our ambition has come to
stay.
Excelsior" is our motto! We
are aiming after great things. Our
high aim, combined with polite at
tention and desire to crafty the
wants and needs of the people, has
brought us many patrons.
We thank them, and cordially ex-
tend another invitation to continue
with US when we are located in our
new store N. f. corner Union and
Church SITS. We expect to be there
in the early Spring, and will have
many added facilities for accommo-
dating customers and for displaying
our goods-space, good light, and
goods Of all kinds. Beautiful things
for the people and their homes.
edward ever, swerving neverl"
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To Tomato Growers.

March 80, 1899
, 1892-02-27
NEW YORK LETTER.

Editor Lowisidna Planter There has been
very little change in our sugar ma ket during
the week under review.
On Wednesday the European markets were
STRONGER. at an advance, which strengthened
holders views here, but buyers did not respond,
and the market was quiet without transactions.
For refined sugars, the demand was small, at
unchanged quotations for hard sugars, but a
shading Of prices for softs, particularly in the
Philadelphia market.
On Thursday the raw market became more
active, in consequence Of the better European
position, and buyers paid lle advance for CEN
ttrifugal sugars, say 1,,s for 96 deg. centfifueals.
The refined market. however, did not respond
to the improvement in raws.
On Friday the raw market. was unchanged.
Its strength continued, and a rather better de-
mand came in for refined sugars.
On Saturday the market remained u~nchang.
ed for both raws and refined.
On Monday the market. remained quiet and
steady at the improv ement noted earlier in the
week.
To-day the-e is no change. and very little
business doing but including some sales Of
muscovados at Sc FOR 80 deg.
The feature of the refined psrket during the
week was a considerable demand for granu-
lated for future delivery, a large amount OF
which might have been sold but refiners re-
, 1892-02-27
T EG r A NJ 8.
ST. CRoIx STATION.

Plymouth Feb. 241h-1he K. NJ s. Med
wav arrived here from the West Indies at 4
p. II.
New York, Feb. 24th.-Tn the House of
Commons a motion was presented for the dis
establishment of the Church of Wales, which
was rejected by 267 to 22O votes.
The death ia announced Of the Rt. Hon. Sir
Henry Cotton, late Lord Justice of appeal.
Her Majesty the Queen has arrived at
Windsor.
NJ de Freycinet and NJ. Rouvier have been
asked to form q cabinet. The former, how
ever. refused, and NJ. RouVier has asked for
time to consider.
The death is announced of Cardinal Mer-
millod. Bishop of Lausanne.
Serious floods have been caused in Spain
by the melting snow.
London, Feb. 24th-Sugar in Stock on the
Goth inst. was IS, 900 tons. Last year l08,OO0
tons.
New York, February 25th-London news
states that many factory girls have been kill
ed by the fall Of a chimney at Cleckheaton,
England.
4 Paris despatch states that M. Rouvier
has stipulated, before undertaking to form a
Ministry, that he may be ct liberty to dissolve
the Chamber if he should find it necessary.
Amongst likely appointments are mentioned
NJ. Burdean, as Minister of instruction; NJ
Raynal, Minister of Marine; NJ. Faure, Of
Public Works; NJ. Saubet, O JuStlce; and NJ.
Constants, Of Public worship and interior,
but many believe that M. Rouvior will be I'M
able TO form q Ministry.
NJ. Laur's suit against M. Constans has been
dismissed.
New York, Feb. 26th.--A telegram from
Ottawa states that Lord Stanley of Preston
opened the Canadian Parliament yesterday.
The Minister of Finance, Mr.. Foster, is ex-
tremely i'll with inhuenza, his lungs being
affected.
In Berlin 1000 unemp loyed workmen, after
attending g Socialist meeting, marched t. the
Emperor's Castle and had n collision with the
police, in which a number Of persons were
injured.
4 Paris despatch stat es that M. Ronvier
has refused to make amy further attempts to
organize new ministry, and that NJ. Borgeois
has undertaken to try.
St. Thomas Feb. 26th-The cable between
St. Thomas and San juan vas repaired yes
terday evening by the s.. " Grappler". The
c mmander reports the break evidently due to
recent earthquake.
, 1892-02-27

fused to take orders except for prompt delivery.
evidently anticipatlnI an improvement IN
prices as soon as az increased demand sets In.
There have been some large transactions in
raw sugars during The week for shipment from
Cuba, both to this port and to the Boston mar
ket. These included so, 900 bags centrifugals
to Boston, at ia c for SO deg. C. and t.
The MEETINGS of raw sugars are increasing,
and it may not be a great while now before We
will enter upon the season of increased de-
mand.
Refners are not running very many houses,
but those which they do run are working up to
full capacity, thereby reducing the cost of man-
~ufacture to a minimum price.
The European markets have been quite
strong, with some advance during the week,
and closing firmly
We find nothing in our correspondence
this week from the United Kingdom or from
Germany which calls for particular comment
except that German refners are not ma ing
granulated to any extent, owing to the very
small margin between raws and refined,
which leaves | shilling per cwt. loss to the
refners.
In addition to what we said last week re.
garding Egyptian sugars, the question has
been raised az to whether that country will
come into reciprocity arrangements. In re-
ply to the request, the Secretary of State
answers that duty will not be imposed on
Egyptian sugars without notice first
being gwen, and that notes is not in con-
temptation
The As. R. Co.'s stock is improving in
quotations this week because 1t is generally un-
derslood that two-thii DIS Of the stockholders
that give Their assent to the increased capital
%izatjor, which is looked upon as a good move
ment, in view fthe present condition of the
refining business, and the fact that any new
properties tak'n into the trust would be very
likely to add to tn value of the existing stock.
Totai Stock in the tour ports on the Sd inst.
was 70.537 tons, against 49,414 tons at the
same time 'a>t year. Total stock in all the
m C pal countries at the latest uneven dates
VS. Az. 423 tens against 1888, 705 tons at
h. ssme untv n dates last year.
At the clos the market is unchanged and
quiet, both fJr rawG and refined. We quote
fair refining at.3c. csatrifugals at 8 Q. gran~
uIated 3, sc, ct cash. Willet & Gray.
-New York FEB. 9, 1892.
, 1892-02-27
ANTHRAX.
(Dsmerdya Argosy.)

Sir-Haviug read in a local paper of the
r, -aupcarance of Anthrax among the live
stock on the East Coast, if this heS fact there
is little .loubl that the primary cause is
rot Il moved, that there is q blood poison
matter in Tic water drunk by the animals
IN thp assures. ] have been told that the
ola stcck-ktrpplr On the Argentine pastures
are a o,,jn OF that disease spreads among
thtlI herds by the grass that has grown
anrng the l0ptN OF dead animals being
eaten by healthy cattle, also by these
healthy "a t1 q tW ,ng the bones of those
when have uitd from disease.
A few extracts from the annual report of
he Royal Veterinary College on inquiries
mo ontbreaks of disease among farm stock
during 1890. may suggest local research -
AT the request of a farmer vesiding near
South-minster an inquiry was instituted
INFO An on b. oak Of Anthrax in u flock of
ewes. In the coui Sc Ofthe enquiry it trans-
pired that since 1886 several hOrses and
Dir, had died suddenly after being turned
mo A CO. all pasture ON the farm, and from
the description given of the symptoms and
,,ost mortetn examination there was no doubt
that HE losses sustained were due ito some
fo.m If blrod-p0 isoming. In one or two
instances thc spleen WAS noticed to be con-.
slderahly enlarged and the LESSONS generally
were sucl: IN to dcnote Anthrax. The water
supply TO ne suspected pastures is furnish
ed lev a brook into which it is said, sur
face drainage is received from adjacent
fields which from time TO time are ,manured
witt, imperfectly boiled flesh obtained from a
ntiglIbonrln2 "knach ei man" The flock
Of ~ rs 10 which the outbreak refers were
turned into these pastures for a few hours
on May LIST. On the third two of them died
suddenly and OH the 4th, three others sue.
cumbed after a brief illness, parts of the
dead sheet were given to pigs, and in a short
time all that partook OF them developed
SYMPTOMS of anthrax examination. of the
blood of the sheep revealed the presence of
anthrax. On August Goth advice was
sought respecting a. sudden. outbreak OF
disease In a herd of cattle belonging to n
, 1892-02-27
CHRIsTIANSTED.

. Feb. 24th.-per schnr. "Vigilant. from d.
Thomas-Eugenia Aagaard with 8 children
Consul & Mrs Nc. Dougal.
Feb, 25th.-per sohnr. ''Vigilant' for St,
Thomas-Mrs. Minor, Miss l.. Mkunter.
FREDER1KsrED, Feb. oath
The :. = ..Caribbee'' arrived here yesterday
from New. York uid St. Thomas, unloaded
1900 pkgs. and proceeded to St. Kits O'd 81
Martins.
Feb. 23rd-Per sohnr. Mary from St.
Thomas-Messrs. II. A. D Wiudt, & JOSEF
Plasket.
Feb. 24th-Per 8. s. Caribbee for Barbados
Mr.. G. Snyder.
Feb. 24th-Per Slodp Nautilus for St.
Thomas-John Titley, Robert Nicol.
Feb. 24th-For Vieques via St. Thomas
Christina Andrew
, 1892-02-27
PrOk1alna.

IN LIE og .Enhver, der matte
&sS have noget at. fordre i Boet
efter afSangne Plartageforyalter
GEORGE HENRY KNIGHT og
efterlevende Enke Elizabeth Knight,
indkaldes heryed med 3 Maancders
Varsel til for undertegnede Skifteret
at anmelde og beyisliggj0re saadant
krav.
Christian8teds Skifteret, St. Croix, den 26de
Februar 1892.
MAXEN.
, 1892-02-27

The Factory has commenced work this
week, and it 10 said, is making a very good
quality of sugar from the rich canes being
Low delivered.
, 1892-02-27
NE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ST. CROIX FELLES-SUK-
%KERK0GERIER,
Canes DeliyprprS

are reminded that payments for
canes received are effected on
WEDNESDAYS only from 1-3
o'clock p. m. All other accounts
for payment are to be forwarded
IN dupLo on THU RSDAYS for set
Element on SATURDAYS from Is
o'clock, at the office in town.
st. Croix, Oath February 1892.
CHR. DAHL.
, 1892-02-27

Arrived at Chistiansted yesterday, in bal
last from La Guayra, the Danish Barkentine
Jorgen Olsen and the Danish Brigantine
U0Ykhsa.
, 1892-02-27

~ The E. 8. Belair is due at Frederiksted
on Sunday morning (@Sth ins } for New
York
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

4 OFFICIAL. -pEPARTMENTO OF STATE. WASH
" ington. d. c., November = lSts. Information
has been received az this department from Mr. Charles
y. johnson. the consul Of the United States n Ham
burg Germany. II the DEATH the 9th Of october.
1872 at Hamburg. OF Frank CLARK tcolored1 an
October IA. lsAr2. IL
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" District Of Columbia. Washington, Nov g lsls.-
To All Whom II May COncern-ft having been repre-
senfed 10 the Commissioners 81 the District 81 Co
urnbia that the following named works necessary
Tor the public health safety comfort. under public
at No DO. approved August q. iSgO, and requests
having been made that the works be ordered IN the
compulsory permit system. onehaf the cost 90 be
hereby give notice that they win obJcfians
ssid Tsrk r0r Ha 81 EsE,,es 5tsssisd until J
objections should be submitted In writing. Paving
alleys square gro all alleys IN north haf OF sousre
square -, all alleys in square. Sidewalks paved
renayed D 81 n ". north side. from 7th ct q No.
tween VI and sts. I'd 81 nv. west side, Mssss-
ehusetts ave 10 st. 18th ~. n. " east ode from
Rhode Island ave 10 st. IT. . e.. north side stu
g 9Th sts 10Th Il. n W both sides. q ste 10
Droit Park Fin st. south side. from Hsr.~ood ave.
70 lie Broit ave Mount Plesssnt Brown st, -s-t
Olivet cemetery. BrcoklAnd. Dlank Sidewalk on fol-
lowing SITS. Along Bunker Hill road from end Of
board walk west Of railroad 81 railroad cross ng.
thence along north side OF BUNKER Hill road 20 Queen
Heights; along 18th st. east side, from Empor1s st
South Brookand. 20 University Heights; along Wal
lace St east side. from Bunker Hill road 10 Hartford
st. along Queen St. from Hartford Frankfort
thence FrankfoIt one block eastward slons north
east side OF railroadl 20 Frovidence J. W DoUC-
LASS. ". ROSS. W. I. RossELL. comnsis-
sioners. ID. c. no:-Gf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

E>ok RENr-BY r. q. HOFFMAN, REAL rs
Il tate and Insurance Broker. l0th and Z St. n -
UNfvRNISHyD HOUSES
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~ rsveiy cured By sdsntnistsrIns
Dr. HkfNES GOLDEN SPECIFIC
800 ~ . n. NAkk DruH1nss. wsAhtnxton. ts7-ly
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT--61s Q ST. n: W, ROOMS AND
Il bath; good dry cellar; larrr yard; Ell 50 Per
month In advance. Keys at MccORM1cKS. rs 6eh
ST. NV. n&-2rs
EOR RENT-A SMALL FRAME, 8 CTR ST, n T.
Il Inquire 3l3 Qfh St se uS-2rs
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

UNFURNISHkD.
EOR RENT UNFURNloHED- OHE LARGE
Il fruH room. With t(Uee south windows, and two
lneal rsurns destred: refeeencss eequiyed l3&7
Corcsran ST. M NJ
E0H 1EEI : TWO UNFUhNIsHED Rooms ON
% eoor ;Sath on 0me Aeof; % per month. 0i1
10Th y ne. ue.M
E0B NENT-RARLoR, eDCONp AND THIRD
noors; Also dining room and kfschen to csterer
013 q st. nv. pSlMs
Il room. hrst door. 1870 9th st n ". nsL3ss
EOR RENT-lO2a 7rH sT NV, TWO BACK
rooms. FIRST hoor. unfurnished eiO per month ;
EOK RENT-THREE OR TOUR UNFURNIsHFD
4 rooms; heat ess and bssh: children. Address
h. q. r.. Star once. n7INs
FOR nENT-THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS,
\ suitable for light Housekeeping; second stoey
cheap taken q once. e12 m st. sw. MFR
FOR RENT LARGE BAY-wINDOw, SECOND
Il stQry front room, unfnrnishsd house new a "a 4 /;
one q the best locations In city. 5l4 st. n. v.
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OOr nn.sI ttAe o COACH harness, ranging IN price
from 9175 70 ESQ Offering at Q reduction of
Is 10 20 per cent for balance Of this month
In buggy, surrey and express harness. gle and
double. can offer you the greatest intucein nts
Call In and see Us before move to our new quar-
ters $40 l1th 81. n.
All styles of harness made to order and all work
warranted
b. j. DOWNEY SON
Harness Manufacturers
IT.,
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

EoE sALE.5oINcH CoLuMB, A BICYCLE. tI5;
nickel -plsted Eagle. S25; 54-;pch nickel Columbia
SO easston-tire Singer safety, S15. Monthly pay
meats taken THE WHEEL. EXCHANGE,
nS-lm las New York ave.
EoR sALE-oNR VICTOR SAFETY PERFECT
u order; rood Is nsy ESQ One Dart safety for
CYCLkklEs. 170A @ e. NV se7
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STABLES.

ENOR RENT-STABLE-MADIS ST. NEXT TO
L corner 18th n ". $25; room for horses and 9
wagons; all necessary convenience A. Il. LEE
SON. 1881 ct. n2-IW
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WAREHOUSES;

WANTfD-s3 So-NEw BRICK, SIX ROOMS
w slG bath. small iaTz~ cash ray
fasnt. balance monthly. Address PENSION. Star
ofore- 1t
WANIED-ro RENT. FOR POUR MONTHS AT
w les-. stEht nine-rOou unfurui-h-d house
IN nor hvsst psrt of CITY. Adir-~s J. Z, SIT l+th
ST n n56ts
XX-ANTEp-I HAVE CLIENT WHO WISHES
w 20 pury has, IN the neirhoorhood Of renleytown
~ so worth VI urop-rty suitable fo residences Cash
p@yn.ns Of $500 or 81. oop do~n h~snee a and
too yesrs- GRACE NJ THOMAS.
ai-J 100 Corcorzn building.
WANrEp-To BUY A HOME IN The NORTH
w u~9f about use have . stable
for on@ Price rot above s10. coo Address o. Bon
ct City q. n5-3ts
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FOR SALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

FOR sALE-JUsT ARRIvED-4O CHOICE Sc
4 lected horses suitable for all purposes; among
.SSsS.l iS~pIicsd horses SIcHoEXs scHLSesI.
EoR SALE : LARGE. FINE HORSE COUPE
STABLE. & BET. lssa and 14th s.s "r n " Ds5s
For sAL SALE BRED MARE. eREES-
gentle responsible guarantee; best family mare in
:iqsis or double. Inquire ' q oaSkH. aci$ +.
TOR sALE-HoRsE, HARNESS. SURREY AND
L one trst-clsss coupelette good new: bargain
for any one going in the hacking business; license
included; very cheap Call l4l9 st. N. nS-2t'
LOB sALE-HARNEss-
$50 eonpe or Srourham harness for ...- "a a. "a ~
ESQ coupe or brou-ham harness for.......... "A so
f!3 coupe or brougham harness for........... 675O
hes coupe or brousham harness for ....... Ii3 90
klegsnt doable harness for......-......... 100 90
sl65 elegant double harness for ......:.. i42 SO
Our nss s.eas q coach hasnss rahs1s y gIiss
IS 10 20 per cent for balance Of this month.
double. can offer You the greatest indncem nts
CAL in snd see as before We move to our new quar-
All styles of harness made to order and all work
B.J DowNEy L SON.
ec Harness Asnufscturers.
ns-6t 6l2 18th ST. nv.
! and secondhand summer and winter carriages.
ssss g on sins trspsrns, aSs Pa 0S ave w
For sALE.DAYToN WAGON. LEATHER COW
cred dari nnish, excellent condition; suitable for
FAN. 9th and N ne ns-2t:
LoR sALE~BAY HORSE Il YEARS OLD; FREE
II fees:R ,05 s.ss
9th and 10th. d and z NV. n7-3ss
FoR sALEBRIeHT BAY HORSE; SIXTEEN
cc ne ,as ioi rs is s2s fG1 NO
FoR sALL, %, IN FRS, CLASS c0UPELETTL;j
woRKs. in rear Of New Yorf ave. bet 4,h and 6,S
sts- NV n7-2ts
ssLE NOON hRos eq Ss S.soN on BgseT
Ton sALE-A HANDSOME SEAL BROWN GELD
;ss: s.sss
i''' used il iai fiPlss sbEsr
tor... ~ Sl.ef .ssn ero.H es.sS Ao1.s s,'3
coupe kOr.e.; one ..ddi. mar. also on. road msrs
AZ % s "a
CoR sALE-Jusr ARRIVED. A FRESH CAR
Of so.e a. then t. ca. q OS Ds
bfhNE'o oIAbLES. ool " 81 NV n3-6es
F29s, sA Il ;.sI MARE . TEIaHT $50;
:SHRS IN ssn ga.
EoR sALE-A FRESH CAR LOAD OF ALL KINDS
e
drought horses Rear u 6l2 ST. n ". DAVID
soSDHEIMER- Telephone sos ocle-lms
L,OR sALE-FINE PANEL DELIVERY WAGONS;
4 h.nd-m business and dayton wegons; big dis
ocl5-3m Cor. 9th ct. and n. Y. ave n w.
EoR sALE-CARRIAaEs. WAGONS. HARNESS
II whips. be, have on hand nearly 800 carriagss
and vasons Of the most modsrp styles and anish con-
sisting Of victorAs csbroiets ksnsnytons rhastons
buris. and 20 different styles IN oak ,r rustic p..
terms. One whole door OF over 100 business WAGONS
can b seen 1t this establishment also whips, lap
robes Ac. 10 Do found here Lsrrs stock OF arstoAss
sscond-hand carriages and wagons Away on hand
ns,s rooas VI Do soid g nsnt price, a. ny nsS r.
invite The PUBLIC @ es - 1t their advAn-
tA<s. n j. hEkkS. mv25-tr
Tor sALE-cARRIAGEs. WAGONS AND BUG
i nes on easy tsrma Repairing and ordered work
propptiy Attsnded u COOK JAkBoE. 1895 Y
st.. 4sst WAaainxtou- mh.s
FOR SALE.-BICYCLES.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT-sILvER CHAIN WITH STONE SETTING
hetwen c.rner OF vermont ave and st and 18th
ss si S & On iS'A st or avenue car Reward 'yS
I osT-oN SATURDAY NIGHT. 5TH INSTANT.
red packei Soof eonsaining money. csf airlss. H.;
and ladies silver watch. With monogram N A. n sna
ST. ne IL.
T osT-GRAY. AND BLAck TERRIER DOG; HAD
'urS on :, c0 d seI aud tag No. 2sla Reward -
WILL PERSON WHO FOUND BLACK SILK
w umbrella with brown carved handle ct AZ
s.q saS Tss:sT last .shf kindly return SsD
I osT-A LADYs GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN rs
Il going through lie Droii r.ri on ath st.. I 81 70
sT%A$sBESsTh DEr p GOODS Is nn SSD cS rs
4 osT-fEMALE oREYHoUNps SCAR on NICK,
A.. Return a to MS OILS boarding house. s7s No
/ osT-FRIpAY LAST. PAIR OF GOLD SPEC
tran, Pc Z, ioth I'M s,s HSd Massachusetts ave-
II osT-oN SUNDAY. IN GOING FROM iorH
II and o. ;s 70 sth and sts. 3. ". rosary be.ds
d Binder will please return to 400 Isth St n and
+ osT-oS NEW YORK AVE. NEAR 18TH sT.,
n, ~ llsdys ryrse eGn'1inins sum Of money rniss
York ave. and receive reHsrd. 1t
I osT-oN FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER a.
~ lsgs plain gold ring with W, J. N 10 N A, II.
return TO 402 X ct. ne and receive reward n7+H'
I oST-A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID
IL for the delivery 81 white and ticked .~rter puppy
20 Undersigned. Enefne Power Hous. lexington
no5-S' c ]. SToDpARD.
Cox REWARD. DoST-ON 4TH INSTANT,
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W. nT.As
I osT-A PLAIN GOLD RING WITH INITIALS
Il 90. NJ 10 NJ A. Nd Of owner inside. liberal
reward II left A. p GIER'S sTOEE, 18Th And
SITS Lost going from 18th 10 llth and n
n7-2t.
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Il morning. a small bon Of metropolitan Railroad
COMPANY tickets they can be O: use TO hinder.
They are checked and mutiat-d Please rrturn
". NJ; BEAIl. Georeetovn and 1enleyto~n Rail
road COMPANY Power House. n5-3t
L OsT-HoRsEsBoE DIAMOND PIN ON PENN.
IL sylvsnis ave. Nov. 4. between and 5 y IN. sl0
reward II returned to j. 4. HALL. 7th and sts
g. nS-3fs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08
FOR RENT-FLATS

Dor kEHT-wEST END FLATS, 262Q 81.
NV. 4 rooms. % floor, hath, kitchen sink
Eatsr g; metsr GOAL vault; In rood orders rent slh
Apply 70 SANITOH nS1w
EoR BENTON THOMAS CIRCLE OPPOSITE
- the portlsndl the handscmest housek eeping Oats
ID Nashtngtoa the new building. the Clifton. corner
hhis s, pantry. bath &c, al 'front.' rooms. steam
Apply 70 O. b. LIEbERMxNN, iSoS q. NV
EoR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL FLAT; ENTIRE %
e. Hy. near cable carz; SIS R. A. PHILLIPS &
Tor RENT-APARTAENTs IN THE HARRISON.
Il corner Sd and @ SITS. several additional suitss viii
3. ready for occupancy about the 10th OF November
HARVEY SPALDINd. Room z. nS6s.
EoR RLNT,A FLAT IN THR STORY BUILDING
to parties without children; rooms and BATH
bay windows porch in steam heat elevator and
attendance. III 18th ct. n. W. ocI9,3ws