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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28

rc third lecture 81 third division Of free SATURDAY.
o,ch, lectures was delivered the large hail of Coop"
Institute last evening by Professor William H. Gody
yb, took for his subject Dutch Pointer, &" the seven
o.nth century, The lecture illustrated throughout
u.,b s..reopcon Views and attent,ely listened &
nv An audience which nllcd two thirds Of the hall Th'
nsut lecture Of the Will be delivered on March
nv George r. Kun1 who viii sP"aA on minerals, Gem
and Art Productions NJ the ti0l Mountains
Tho Columbia College lectures, Which are also free
and which are given in cooperation with the Cooper
CnIon arc announced for March. as follows; March !
The Application o. Ancient Architecture to Modern
Uses" by Russell hcrris, VINO VIII bc followed by
profcssor Henry L. Osborn. OK Columbia College. In
series OF four lectures which VIII BE- delivered March
Is - and 20 on the following subjects; THE IN
nr.Sslon Of the Emotions IN the Human Face ia Ret
ton 10 Anatomy and Art" "Iha contemporary E'olu
lion Of Man; or Changes Now Taking Place In Ia,
Human Iodvp Recent Dlscoveries In the Science @
Hcredity," and THE Evolution Of the Horse" Al
the lectures will be illus1atd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
THE poprrirrOy or BEBIIy

The roting in the German capital lends additional IN
tee.t the following official statistics In regard 10 the
uopulaon OF Berlin According 10 the census taken
December 1890 Berlin contains ,Gf3 Protcrtsnts.
l25 OH Catholics and 70 2s6 IIebrews Since 1880 ths
Plotan population has increased 10 per cent the Catho
li~s 80 per ccEt Hebrews % per Forytwo
lcrsons described In the census OF 1890 Atheists
O. the inhabitants born Berlin, 300 30s and
23G 3o were women Those born elsewhere 4j3 80
mon and 1872 $40 The number Of foreigners was
II sec divided follows: Austrans 1925; Russians
2ilG Ncrth Americans. l,i62 English. 1l1S' French.
397 and Hune1Ians 02o. There 526 persons speak
!nc Low German. 0G7 Danish, 55l Swedish o26i Enq
llsh lOsi French $50 Italian and 1s,2i5 the Sav Ian.
guace and of the last IL s57 spoke the Polish tongue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
ONE BARBER'S NEI HOD.

From The Chicago Tribune.
Iis hair was pretty long and when he settled bach
in the BARRIERS chair he said
II'm "A little particular about how my hair Is cut
Yes, sir said the barber. Don't want 81 cut
too close, / suppose ~
"No; | wear 1t pretty long
al understand sir. ! have number OF long haired
customers and | know their ways. How'll you have
it-one two, or three !"
What - cried the customer.
Merely NV system explained the barber.
have il down pretty fine. and | find the best
results and eve the best satisfaction In that way
Did yOu say two, sirl'
The customer began pulling on The apron
How I'm thunder did mistake the Detention Hos
pital for a barber shDpl" he muttered. one, two
three What are you talking about pools ON the
racesln
No. sir Nv system. sir. III take of many
week. growth OF hair rs you say. II yOn want il
prstty short Won might make II SIX eight
Imagine however that two IS about what you want >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
KILLED IN A DHUNKEy FIGHT.

Frank Cfowther and William Holmes had haht
to-day afternoon in front OF the HGuOr store No $50
We.t-st Both drunk. and after few blows fell
10 the pavement together. The back Of Holiness head
struck the uavemen:: his skull fractured and he
died Immediately. CIowthcr was locked uD In the
Chsrlesst. station.
Holmes thlrty-nne years old. He lived with
nj. Young wife and little child at No 35i West Twelfth
IT,. and employed by the Ganse'oort Market sh"el
Company. Nos. 10 and Il Wcstst. Frank Crowuer
twcntv.four old. and n cam-opentr emDovod
by r. s. Barnham. Of No. 1872 Gonsevootst Both men
Rad hitherto been friendly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
ALSS E1NNY IAIENRORI LII.

Miss Fanny Davenport did not play at the Amphlon
Theatre in Brooklyn,a last night owing to sevte roh
4 large audience had gathered to witness CLEOPATRA
Their money was refunded Miss Davenport finished
the matinee performance with extreme difficulty. She
was attended by her physician This company is booked
10 appenr in The Hollis Theatre, Boston to NOR
row bu II Is feared That Miss Davenport will not be
sufficiently recovered 10 keep the engagement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28

~ ANrLD 30 600 600 people 10 send foi
w Birch's carriage aud harness cata.
.ogucs; largest assortment IN America; very
moderate prices dou't pay such eNtrsVa CANT
prices for harness and carriages es'ab.
llshed lst2 Address J. II. BIRCH. Bur.
lngtOn. y. j.
w ANrED. Pony outnt. stat" particu-
w lars l.. =. VAN MISS. - LlsPon-
artist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
FOR THE STATE CHEFS CHAMPIONSHIP.

The adjourned game for the chess championship Of
the state Of York, between Hodges and Oly.
won Yesterday, BY the former. Hodges beat his OPP
pent after fifty I'VE moves. The opening was
FiauchettO d Donna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
MP IAI-RIER,s CONDITION.

Ottawa, Feb 27Cspcclal-Mr. Laurier IS consider
ably better Tonight and was able to he ou Of bed
for a short time. The stories that he has sent M
resignation 70 rhe Liberal whip have no foundauoh
Ills resignation which may te offered at cnlcu'' WI
not be accepted All the Liberals are united Oh ..l'
Dint hut somebody has ~ be sacrificed Tor ne lFrN
losses I'm ontario. and the man is likely To he nlr
Richard Cartwright.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28

No further trace Of the robbcr VINO ehter'u NM
Eomes st)rys room at the ST. james Hotel on III
d,v nisbt and stole caskr OF jewels and other va-
able articles had been found at lat" hour last
evening The case is I'm charge oi Detective ueld"l
berg and he hopes for some results To-Day. hr.
Dorval the proprietor Of the hniei 'n'i''f that IN"
robbery was committed by somel"dy entirely, 0ui
are included III the cd Of operations 81 the robbcr
| OH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
y,ss uryrrr7rt CHEESEMAN'S CONDITION.

IL was reported Yesterday That NUS H~rH'"'
Crossman. OF the Lycetm Theatre oo'npnn'' "n' "''
49,. n,,r,,g ~ late a, Hermann Theatre Wa
d.,osro,slv sick She has berh unable TO act for
= veek ar more, but the report that she was IN
anv danger was denied last night. and 1t was sho
,hat she was expected TO act again some time 'hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
NE suor HIMSELF IN PROSPECT PACK.

A Young mag named wuNetly Abrshams clerk who
lived Of 40 1913 Union BROOKLYN, committed suicid"
os evening in Prospect the main rntranre h
hoo,ng himself in region NJ the heart lie was dead
when found From Iapcrs him his identity WIS Dis
o,red He hid been out of work for some time and had
hocone DISCOURAGED lie passed civil service "Nemina
ton for cerk,hp recently but did not have patience -
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
Real estate to Ctthanae

XCHANGE.-A gem Of io-acrr farm.
IL modern buildings. house rooms, colo
th' -tnut. from - 10 100 high; chicken
house. 4OA5O: incubator. new. cost SlOO on
corner of two boulcyard>, south OF East
Northpot Depot price $1,000. w. =.
BROW y. rs iour'-~t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
THE RECENT CANADIAN BYE ELECTIONS.

Ottawa Feb o7.-prmier AbbotS Government mas
been more than sustained in the byeclecuons' nine
constituencies having been gained by ms Government
candidates. while only one has been lost The Coy
eminent majority I'll the House at present Is d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
THE pHILADEIPUA Tenn COMP ETE.

Philadelphia. Fec. 27.-Aulvey third-biseman, slime
with Philadelphia. to-day. The team IL now made up Wit
he exception suc experimental players may be TAX"
time time. The player will start for Florida Of
fdlv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
BITS or Foreign NEVIS.
,yrprC,x con.s FOR STARVING MEXICANs.

Torron, Mex, Feb. 21-lheie m'Ne D'ch i'o'''
h.bels Of corn received here from the United states
,or Distribution among the half FINISHED people of this
mart of the state Of Durango. Heavy rains have
fcn during the las, few days and 1t IS believed the
prolonged drourn is row thoroughly brJhen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS.

New passenger stations Of stone, brick AMI slate
lew cars OF best design engines OF wonderful powe
and speed and The sykes Block Signal system arr
amcng the permanent improvements In course Of com
pIetion On the New.York Central -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
1vprvnrNc GARNET CRISIS IN ROME.

London Feb 81" The Timess' correspondent at
Rome SAYS: A ministerial crisis is Imminent here.
II Is probable that signor Luzzau, Minister OF tho
Treasury. and Signor Hranca, Minister OF Posts aho
Telcg7aphs, will leave the Cabinet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
LILLE JOHNSON ADMITTED TO BAIL.

Memphis Feb. 21.-Juhge Dubose has admitted
Lille johnson 10 bail in the OF 10000 on the
ground that her health was being fmp1ireH by oonfne
mn I'm tho taiI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
Real estate tl)antc0.

AT MONTCLAIR, y. j.. on long. lease 10
"A responsible tenant. unfurnished honsr'
ulsr. 10 TALIAFERRO & FOU TI, 235
Broadway.
cMALL. CULTURED NEW ENGLAND
- FAMILY desires furnished house Tor a
year: term modcrt references exchanged
Nddrr-s w. Tribune Uptown Office, LIE
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
flats 90 Get, FURNISHED.

ssT,HE OAKLEY" 2i2 West lith-st-
i one newly furnished firt fat 10 let
IN small family OF two or three adults, With
one servant: house new; good management;
.tricte,t reference required rent $50.
w ESTMORf.LAND 100 East l7th.st.-
w From Ap.il or May ] large, Light
and sunny apartment, ia nlshed or unfur.
nj she'd. Inquire OF present occupant W.
WILLIAM STONE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
Citn Real gsiatc for Sale.
Brooklyn Real Estate.

TOR sALE.-27O Monroe.st, Broohlyn'
2.sto-y and basement b,ownstone house.
'oxJ5: al imp ovemcnts decorated PEREZ
n ,dcr; $500; terms 10 SUIT. o"NHh'
p6s M0nroc-F.
son SALE.-sjOo Will purchase 3-story
balance i'm small payments over ~ 600
nr,t mortgage Ut 3 per cent No. 49, nerK
mcr.st. cast OF Abbey-ave w. ). Bho" ~
lG Court-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
6ousss Go Get, FURNISHED,

City.
4 TOrRSTORY HOUSE. we'll fuInished.
n IN trSt-class Location, ON the West
side and elevated station street; rent slri
prr month, 10 strictly private family only
possession ~ any time. Address Box LIP
Icncrnl Po-tofiicc.
Country
IN ETNT.-At oyster Ray. Long leland
i arg bous-. hly furnished view un.
surpassed. abundant water supply stables
gaflrn, cold giaprry. sc. For further par
tlcular- eddIe~, NJ, 20 Irwin, Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
ilnfurnisbe6 apartments toiasxt
flats 60 Get, ilnfnrnishea

Al OPERATE RENTs.-single fats. seyss
ltl large rooms and bath, all impfoyS
...cnts only refined families received n
hildren. Mrs. PIERCE. 33j Eat li9th-,C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
Prominent ARRIvALs AT THE HOTELS.

RUNswICK-Captsin Gerald C. langley, OF the Brit
sh Legation at Washington. HOFFMAN-D1ni- g..
Griffin Of watertown, y. Y. ST. JAMES. FRANKLIN D.
Locke OF Buffalo Observation-Disclosures Edwin >.
Stuart OF Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
Go Get for Bueincss purposes

ELM-Sr.. l6G.-Ncw seven story building
Il u lca.e elevator, power all improve.
mcntA. r. WOEllR. no Worth.~t
LINF STORE. 81 II doep: splo.did
L business street " la-t i25th.>t. chcpu
rent Tor good tenant Inquire lanitOr. or
SPENCE Err Is Maiden Lane.
OFFICE. Win -how window. Oh Liberty
" o.. Inquire Of g. =. BOICE. corner
-t,r-. 40. lLJ.
six LOFTS 10 LET.-Good location
- steam power heat. elevator. GOOD licht
Leonard. mar Centre.,t. {. II. SIMMONS.
40 Centre.st
IL ESEY.Sr.. No. 20. near Broadway half
hrSt loft 30 let. Apply.
rO MAIDEN LANE.-Buildlng through
w 10 Libcrty.st., new inside. HENRY
AZ kI.t 4 t,drr--t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
REMOVING THE CORN EXPORT PROHIBITION.

81. Petersburg Feb 27.-11e Ministerial Council is
expected 10 issue promptly decree removing the pro
hibtion placed some time ago on me export OF corn
from the Caucasus The question OF he export OF oats
will be postponed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
Countrn Real estate 60 Get


AT MONTCLAIR. y. Ito let, attrac-
"A tive modem house; T. rooms. all i'm
proycmcntS. choice Location, 4 mlnut s, walk
irom depot. TrBBS & TAYLOR, Beck
nan-st.. NcwNork.
- ERkSHIRE HILLS.
- Desirable furnished houses. with All
modern improvements. 70 rent tor the sum,
NOR. salubrtou. climate. pure water, goou
road. and waIk,. Addrcs, FRANK H.
WRIGHT Great Darlington. Mass.
NRNNFORD. y. J.-Iiouse, TO rent
Y furnished and uniurnish'd an elegant
house . rooms. all iWpr lheiuehJ-i lot H@l''
u jCo WM. u. BlGELOW.
Asst GRANGE. -Ncw-Jersey properties
II for sale or rent; ali stations. >. d.
,ONDlT Brick Church station. \. J.
ELEtEON AND MONMOrTH BEACH,
II \. RENT or sell, elegant futnish,d
residences bv WILLIAM LANE, 2lO
broadway. Long l'-arch y. j. -
r oW EST.-Ficgant buick hou-e y
IL large rooms every modern iupr1 ihrh0
fin. lawn garden. ~tdtuaTN bay Mlnu'"s
POLISHED plate glass walls pap"f'H' " ,'u'
decorations In superb oid,r, Charming
HON, also new Queen Anne, i,oW,
another nice house. rooms. lhInlrr JouN
NJ JONES owner. - >ipaNe.. jersey tltN
Heights. Take Cor,landt-st Ferry Court
house cars. So Wa>hinvton.st. y. !.
LEhSANT COTTAGE AT Mt YER.
/ NON. 10 ninutee from New: Haven a.
not, improvements. $50. DR.. LATIMER'
Toe West isth.st
TO LET TOR \ TERN or NEARs...
\ Rcsldencc and beautiful grounds al
Shodv sid. y j. on Hudson h1nd Soin"
lawns. t,nnt. court and Ane fruit. u nil
kinds VIII BE- let low 10 coed tenant. For
photographs and particulars Apply 70 L.
PArLSON. Jr.. - L"onaN-St y. '.
ITO REST. furnished while family ar iu
l LuUVT. a pie isant new HOUSE. WIN
broad uarYas Eleven rosul> and large attic q.
Gurley hot-wat,r system NJ heating open
n-rplaces. gas excellent water and drainage
and all conVenlences n"dTly an ec'' %
shaded grounds with garden In tic MOhawk
Valley. about 30 miles weet ~ Albany Ia
rsnt at 81 600 FOR one or two years .On
May l. iSG-- references required Address
OWNER T. q Box l7J Albany. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28

S,TUD!BAkEE BROS. Mo, GO,
SrTD-HNKFH. BKO-. MFH. CO.,
STIDIBAkER BROS. MIC. co,
.r3--bJ tANALSTr
2G8-.bJ CNNNl-NT,
900 feet east NJ Broadway. have fuly opened
their nrw ard large store. where they ha'c
- nnc line ~ vehicles,
81 GGIl-~.
PHAETONS.
SURVEYS,
tADRIOLTTS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28

II OMESTEAD. acres; nice house,
III barn; fruit; 20 miles out, near rail
aud steamer; o.. 500: one-half cash great
bargain. V. DOWNING. Roslyn. l.. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28

At MONTCLAIR, y. ITO let. attrac-
"A tive modem house; l. rooms. all i'm.
proyemcnts. choice Location, 4 mlnut = walk
irom depot. TUBBS & TAYLOR, Beck
man.~t New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23
HAspruIs Or MONEY

Are being won daily on the turf by those ''in the
know" The Racing Private Information Agency
viii forward fourp'ge prospectus showing how it's
done" Average OF winners on daily wires 3 in 8;
some days better. Sent Judge Morrow and Pessara
for Brooklyn Handicap. Motto: One horse only .
race. No guesswork. Nothing good, nothing sent.
For terms and prospectus address the MANAGER. p.
o. Box 2. 30o. New York city. je1S-s, tu. al In
IF You HAVE BOND IN THE AMERICAN
realize on drop line stating number of weeks paid in
with cash price. to CASH BOND, Star ofhce. le6-lm
EoR SALE A SYNDICATE IS Now BEING
organized to purchase o0-acre tract north west of
washington: on electric railway; in section of ex-
tensive improvements; b minutes ride from city;
acre; shares. $500 each streets Of ad,oin
ing subdivision, graded up line lots in same sold at
15c. and 20c square foot: this 10 bargain: call
for full particulars and we will show YOU the prop
erty. We will subdivide this tract ready fall
ROBINSON LODGE,
93 and % Atlantic bldg. lmy31-1ml $50 st. n.
RAMSAY is EQUIPPED TO REPAIR OR MAKE
N any horolcgtcal instrument at factory prices
Watches cleaned, 81.
Watch main springs 81.
TEN.
mh14 1921 Est. NV
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.


OFFICE BOARD OF EoUALIzATIoS. ROOM 5.
" District building June Ii, 1s92. In accordance
with the provisions % the OF Congress OF NArh g
1881. and March 3, 1891. tn. board equalization
o. real property in the cities Of NaAhingfuu and
ceorgetown Will be in session in >. District
building from and after this date until the list day
OF August proknlo. between the hours Of and m.
Tor the purpose Of cons ering appeals IN respect 10 the
new assessment Of real property IN said cities Tie
books containing the returns Of said assessment
are open % public inspection and b. the
oflce VI said board between the hour of y aud
Pm 10 insure due consideration all appeals should
De nled ~ the earliest Possible date The law
that the equalization shall be finally completed aud
reported TO the Commissioners Of the District
fore the first Monday of August proamO. Ry order %
the Commissioners. MATTHEW TkINBLE, Chsir-
man Board Of Equalization. Jels-N
OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR DISTRICT OF
~ Columbia Washington, June is, 1sBs.-Notice
hereby given TO the PROPRIETOR Of all Hacks Cabs
OmnOuses Street Cars and all other vehicles for tile
transportatioh OF PASSENGERS for hire that all such
licenses issued by the District OF Columbia will expire
on the lHlRllEfH DAY OF JUNE, 1852. Proprie-
tors OF all such vehicles desiring business
must PROMPTLY renew their Licenses in .ordancs with
IAN; bS order Of the Commissioners ID. c. MAT
THEW TkIMBLE. Assessor u. &. ,eIs-9t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Tor sALE-sTocK. FIXTURES AND coon WILL.
ioo 4 s st. sNsm doing s00d cash business Apr
WANTED-oQop PARTY WITH s5oO TO 81 900
W to msnass washington business q paying cUrlo:
il S ;Pa md S'%'' s6s IAN 4 r. "
FoRs ., sALE.A NEAT sroRI DOING 4 coon
s 81 business only zsai:s BUSINESS
For RENT-THE LARGE WAREHOUSE. zoos B
d nst nv. opposite hay market; s35. inquire at
FOR sALE-DATRY LUNCH ROOM; LOCATION
and address KSo1. star s" once. ,e Asts:'
EoR SALE
Dsy s.sssPs :. god mich As.
dairy is now located. with barn and an necessary
EoR sALE-A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE.
low rent no trouble to ssi liquor IiSspss lease "
,ea1-st. Real Estate and Insurance.. els Z St NV.
Ro0Ks AUDITED, OPENED, KEPT AND
;ponssass ,sii:;ss f&r i G'H'i ssEs SIN
BInSS On ABOUT ,ss 10 EJECT Re BUSINESS BTLD
to the Northern or s M.Ifst and before coScfea
isst syersse q 70 feet ON St There |: NO
T6N at ssrsss Saffel 't Or 3 poN SsfS e
nv T. w DOM
je21-lw Secretary n. Market 90.
EoR sALE-sTOCK ANDFIxTUREs OF FIRST
class grocery store In splendid location northwest;
doing sTeslent bvsipe;s {ar Rriss and terms apply
FOR sALE5DAIRY LUNCH, ON PENNA. AVE
nv daily sales average S12 to els; good reasons
for selling; this Is rare chance price only e525.
Apply to yesterday HALDEMAN. COS st. a. "
EOR sALE-coNFEcTIoNERY AND ICE CREAM
Il SALOON on East Capitol St, doing splendid bust
ness; all fixtures In good condition; commodious
YESTERDAY HAIDHMAN. Cos F st. NV se2i 81
EOR sALE-ONE OF THE OLDEST EsTAB-
livery stables In the city: desrably located
in north price, sl2: 900 wiz sell by invep-
tory. YESTERDAY h AIDEMAN. COS st. je21-3t
EOR sALEDRUG STORE IN NORTHWEST: AN
established place and doing excellent business;
good reason for selling; price, 5000 Apply to
Tor sALE-A RARE CHANCE-AN OLD-EsTAB-
lished grocery store situated corner Of prom
fnent street. northwest doing q very fine business:
the only Of Offering for sale is the continued
~ health Of the owner and proprietor For nforma-
ton address R. c., Star office. je20-5ts
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WAsrID-YRxE-A FURNISHED HOUSE, FOR
w tuY or more months durtnr skscncs Of owner:
nag znf vie No Children: god rsfereree- Address
7. ". 317 TIA 81. ". 1t
WANTKD : TO PURcHAsE DIRECT PROM
w owner an investment two tigyss houses con-
tsfntpg from to o rooms must be Q bargain Ad-
2nA 9TH full disruption Of property. BARGAIS.
Mar once je2r3
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED = TO RENT A ROOM on FIRST
w moor for light manufacturing purpose state rent
wanted. Z. r. B., star ONCE je2.S2t'
WANrED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
w gent, large airy room Gin private family
O. n. A, Star of3ce. Je23-3t'
WANTED-BY LADY. NICELY FURNISHED
w room. with good board refersnces Address.
stating terms. l. a p. Star Office je23-3ts
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FOR SALE-HoRsEs e. VEHICLES


A.EA Not FOR wAS so OF TgR
81 A st. e. je232t'
EQR sALE-BAY SADDLE MARE, BY MERRIMA
a. years Old sound and gentle and very stylish;
to Bay mare; by Dundee e hands sound and gentle
Lent BaS aOHs S old sS
Pair Of brown Seedlings s and years old sound and
ge a good double and single drivers; l6 hands,
ID sy hS;s GS and sen
id iad snd a sCud anE r.T
n better than go $40 Pair black ooSs full
be driven by LADY, price fop p,iE Il 300 y
;eoaa.. 11ee VT ave- court. opp' Portland Flats
Tor sALE-BAY HORSE, s-YEAR-oLD hun
teri" fine jumper; well trained; absolutely gen.
;:ss is5 sas or "a ~ VII R or
FEE arne sALH !s,.s II A. NEW DAYTON AND
EOR sALE-A BARGAIN-FINE SOUND YOUNG
Il horse for general use free driver: weieh. ,o5o
sTHsEs io s1eTy dl ITee $780,
EOR sALE-AT Low PRICE-A COUPE HORSE.
y p second, hand coupe and harness. Apply q, 1872
EoR sALE.,AT SACRIFICE. A SURREY IN GOOD
cor 9TH and Boundary NV. je2i-3t'
FOR sALEnTWo GELpINGs. Why CHEAP. AT
sHsa ~ knsbdt b.y "a hand.
high broken shafts pole and saddle sound youns .
MsGk q The best tro,tns stock sired strash
Spirited gentle enough to Be driSen By LADY, and Of
before EsFs sSs for bargains Both s sold
Il among them ten fine drivers ten heavy draft ten
!ow,priced horses prices reasonabe horses guarsn-
GEL 4O3 Sth st. NV ,eiS-aW
For sALR-A LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND
carriages ct bargains all Of the latest
STOCK sSs Join IS fa
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my26 466 Pa. ave. n
saL = SsIs WAGONS HARNESS
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robes Be fonnd Sope Lafes soeS S of Ths
as sHTssss and xsSons .wsys on hand
ES stS on n, f. ?, S All goods wsSrT.n.ed
,ase SEERs may DO to their my ssysn
Tor sALE-FINE ASSORTMENT OF CARRIAGES
Of all descriptions. buckboards and the latest
elites Call and Sombsrs quality Of work and prices
lower than any other house. A. III GREGORY,
apS-3m 9th and n. Y. are n W.
Tor SALE-vEHICLEs. VEHICLES. VEHICLEa
PEARCE, LAYTON ,icREYNoLDs,
s Of he rns States
Columbus Ohio vehicles Of all descriptions and latest
designs; for durability not exceed. We have ham
died them over two years and give guarantee.
Also 9 full line Of carriages and wagons. our own
make and lot OF secondhand work estimates cheer
fully submitted
2710 and 2712 N ct. NV mh26-3m
Tor SALE-CARRIAGEs, WAGONS AND BUG
s1ss On easy isfns hepsTipS and erdsrsd work
st., West Washington. mh22
EOR sALE-THE LARGEST AND MOST CON.
Plete assortment Of vehicles in the city The
est bargains ever offered for cash. genuine Column
bus Buggy Co. . buggy, o12S; top buggies, csc. 80,
business; A full line Of harness at low price.
mh26Sm JAMES K PROBEY. 1850 SD ct.