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The record-union., 1892-08-26
Marketing River Fruit.

Yesterday the California Transportation
Company pulled off the river route the
steamer Sonoma. Lack of business is
given as the reason, and it is said the
rush of the fruit season down that way is
practically over. In future the Onward,
Aurora, Pride and Constance will be the
only boats taking fruit from Sacramento
River points 10 San Francisco.
The record-union., 1892-08-26

Miss Beauti-I think Mr.. Lovelorn is
just too mean far anything. and after all
the favors I've shown him, too. I used
to go to operas and theaters and every
where with him, and now, when / ask
him little favor, he refuses. Friend
What did you want? Miss Beauti-I
asked him to be one of the ushers at nv
wedding.-New York Weekly.
The record-union., 1892-08-26
HISTORICAL TABLFAUX.
A Proposed Interesting Feature of the
Coming Fair.

A proposed interesting Feature of the
Coming Fair.
A very interesting meeting of Native
Sons and Daughters was held at the
Pavilion last night. By request Vice
President Steffens, of the Historical
Exhibit, presided.
1t was resolved that joint meeting be
held on Monday night of all the Parlors
OF both orders to devise plans for histori-
cal California tableaux for the fair, and
to interest the young people i'll gathering
next week, historical exhibit from ma
terial in Sacramento.
The spirit of the meeting was excellent.
A committee consisting of Messrs. Haw-
ley, Lawton and Stetfens was named to
examine the city offices for interesting
historical manuscripts.
DIR. Fowler, Louis Breuner and Messrs.
Hawley and Lawton addressed the meet
ing as to the details Of the plans to ac-
complish the ends in view.
The record-union., 1892-08-26
Cuddv,s ABANDONED ChiIaro,

Mrs. Cuddy, the wife of Matt. Cuddy.
"a printer well known in this city, again
called on Chief of Police Rodgers yester-
day to see if he could not do something
toward compelling Cuddy to help sup.
port the large family of children whom
he deserted here some time ago.
Cuddy has been living in Portland,
Or, where he is working at his trade.
The record-union., 1892-08-26
Stuck on Il Sandbar.

While on her up trip from San
Francisco yesterday morning the
steamer Apache grounded on a
sandbar near Sutterville 1t was found
necessary to remove her cargo to barge
before she would float, and it was late in
the day when she arrived at her berth.
The record-union., 1892-08-26
A Missing Eaborer.

esterday afternoon a Mrs. Reardon
called at the police station and asked that
Chief Rodgers direct the officers to make
inquiries concerning her husband, a rail-
road employe, whom she had not seen
since Wednesday, when he left his home
to go 10 work. She was afraid that some
evil had befallen him.
1t was learned that Reardon had left
his work on Wednesday.
The record-union., 1892-08-26
When NaAnra

Needs assistance it may be best to render
it promptly, but one should remernber
to use even the most perfect remedies
only when needed. The best and most
Figs, manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Company.
The record-union., 1892-08-26
Last Evenings Concert.

Considering the cool weather last even
ing, the open-air concert at the Plaza.
given by the First Artillery Band, with
&. A. \ eale as conductor, was well at
tended.
The excellent programme rendered
was greatly enjoyed by all present, and
all the numbers were well applauded.
The record-union., 1892-08-26
Yesterday,s weather.

The Weather Bureau report shows the
highest and lowest temperatures yester-
day to have been $50 and $40, as against
$50 and 620 one year ago yesterday.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago to-day were $50 and 56o.
The record-union., 1892-08-26
Filed Their Claims.

Frank J. O'Brien and a number of
other late employees of Charles Weiger.
an insolvent debtor, have fled claims
against the latter's estate for various
small sums alleged to be due them for
services rendered.
The record-union., 1892-08-26
Not the Men Wanted.

The three young men brought over
from Davisville by Officers Shook and
Talbot on suspicion of being the ones
who swindled several persons here on
"Wednesday by the change racket -
were discharged yesterday. They could
not be Identified as the parties wanted.
The record-union., 1892-08-26
Rev. DIR, Vail.

There will be another opportunity for
Sacramentans to hear the Rev. DR.. Vail
of st. Paul, Mimi, before he returns East,
as the Unitarian Society has secured his
services for next Sunday at IL O'Clock
a
The record-union., 1892-08-26
Voters Coming in Rapidlv.

Up to last evening nearly 3,400 voters
had their names and distinguishing
marks recorded on the Great Register.
The indications are that very few, if any.
voters viii TAIL to register within the pre-
scribed time.
The record-union., 1892-08-26
On Habeas Corpus.

c. II. G1lman's attorneys will shortly
apply to the Superior Court for writ of
habeas corpus to test the validity of
Judge Cravens' order holding him to
answer on the charge of criminalIy as
saulting Mrs. Stella Truett.
The record-union., 1892-08-26
CLAUSEN. ALIAS BECKER

a Higher Bail Bond Required of the
Alleged Swindler.
Ihe man known as William Becker.
who, it is claimed, defrauded hard
working Swede out of all his money sew
eral weeks ago, was taken into Judge
Catln's court yesterday for arraignment.
and pleaded not guilty.
He presented the bond sent up from,
The record-union., 1892-08-26
DIED.

this city, August gath. Mrs
Jesus a. Lascano, q native of Jalisco, Mex.
leo, aged "a years, 9 months and % days
E6Funeral notice hereafter
The record-union., 1892-08-26
Millinery 0 pening VIII Take Place Monday, the 29th

The last items for the opening at hand,
and the collection that will be presented Monday
surpasses anything that have been able to
produce in the past.
The record-union., 1892-08-26
Warm Weather Items for Men.
FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Cellular Shirts for warm weather and OUTING
wear. Price, So. These Shirts come in very
neat patterns and are Of the most comfortable
garments made. The cloth is composed Of small
cells, which afford perfect ventilation and are so
arranged as to be non-conductors Of heat insur-
ing perfect comfort the hottest day. Will
wash well.
Mems Fast Black Balbriggan Underwear at
81 80 each.
Mems Striped Tennis Belts at 3 cents to
81 25 each.
Canvas Belts, in black or white, 25 cents each
The record-union., 1892-08-26

ANNOUNCEMENT.

European manufacturer sent US sample
line OF Decorated Hungarian Vases which
do not wish to carry. We will therefore make
special sale of the Saturday morning at
$50 o'clock.
Further particulars in Friday evenings and
Saturday mornings papers.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY SETTLED RESPECTABLE
w white woman. place to take charge Of in
generally useful Iddr1ss Ems star oe s. sclss
WANIED-BY CAPABLE WOMAN. sITU4TIoS
as ssJs ee s;sT q children or Invalid ssod
MANIFESTATIONS By YOUNG MAN AS
" eoaehn.n or waiter: will furnish refersn.es
w cocks. maids laundressss. chaInbe-m aids seam
stress buffers c.achnen. footIasp end kitchen help
WANTED-sITUATIOS AS SOLICITOR. COL
w lector clerk OF any light employment BY mar
h:s,,cls:s references. Address p. F.. star ONCE
XVANrED-BY COMPETENT TEACHER. MUSIC
per month. Addrss. b " T.. star once. see-3t'
A.ssTEIpo LAP. 5ART ,Sv sITT nyIl9 css Az
read well and 40 the Necessary writing Also PLAYS
he oa ter eaeI 6S,ec, ,han
dress Box 100. city I. o. ses-t'
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN. GRADUATE OF
bank g oiee tlps, best references Aed i,,
W MAX herlef uef position IN real safe once
place as cashier or to do writihs Address "iLlIS'
WANTED 49, BY RESPECTABLE WHITE
Please cal 15l9N y. n ave. srs2t'
yyvANTFD- SEWING BY NEAT AND RAPID
w sewer fine white work good rtachine opers-
tor; highest reference cheap. Address BoN ~ star
office. seo-St'
MANIFESTATIONS AS ! WATERMAN. By
w q of steady habits and strict integrity 81
character' give EXCELLENT recommendation ad-
dress J. l.. star office s@d-3t'
JEANTED-BT Two RESPECTABLE COLORED
w girls places in a Trivste family; COOK
other : Chsnhe-nIsd waitrs s.. References from
last place. Call 1914 2Oth NV se7-3.'
IyTANrID-A SITUATION 81 YOUNG MAN
w clerk IN grocery. meat and islon can
furnish best of references Address j. y. s. star Of
fee. ScI-3f-
WASTED-poS1TInN. 81 THOROUGHLY EN-
w TeTienreti invalid nurse, frst-cass reference.
Address l. NJ star Office. serb
W-ANTED-ARE YOUR BOOKS CORRECT. Do
w they hslanc", Do Won want locks opened OF
closed. consult in s;rirt confidence NM. l.. BAR
Expert Accountant. 3Jli 81. n W.
seti-:1w'
NASTED-AT raDOUARTERS- POSITIONS
w for cooks. chanherMsids wat-"ss. iai.ndrcsses.
nurse seaustress walters. cooks cnIramep buffers
COOIBS co. :521 IOt:i s.s,,-lt'
" -SITTATIONs FOR COOKS BOOK
w KEEPERS. coacinen. isrefders. buffers, la.Ivs
and h"use maids clerks a,.nsi and linen lands
(siOrs M iislea room, .-cTNe1).
se;i-Gt' BCHNIAMS. I1IO st. ~
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoE RENT-A LARGE NIcEL.y ,IggRSIsHED,
.Ecst room a. m sio per month. 1880 ST. ne
EoR RRNT-l5o5 6TH ST. NV. BEAUTIFUL
roonis fur nished or gnfurnshed WI rent reason
ably ipsiadins gas and hest; good locality near two
Fok EkSTPY, ocTosEs sa, III IL Eth I
iigLt Housekeeping; prize. ssa reisrencs. re-
For EENT-THREE ROOMS, sEcoSb FLOOR,
bath; SIS per mon.h, 1901 lob It n. ", sse3t'
J,oR REST-FoUR VERY LARGE FIRST CLASS
hou.. s1ss sable s sir
NV. OWNER. after O'Clock Best referensss,e-
I-oR RENT UNPUBLISHED TWO PARLOR
rooms north and south exposure; large and desir,
she Also three half attic rooms clean and airS :@
EOR RENT-QNE LARGE AND one SMALL
'9 ses- .a:h' suitable for dentist 1905 ST. nv"
CoR REyT-IARGE AND NICFIY FURNISHED
Of ro n le' of sa psans Oh e Willis
two squares Of four lines of street cars excellent
From october1
s'S3' Call before a. IN. or after y.
E'OR REST-AT an28 ST. y. ". PLEASANT
Wolff rooI,s % Ss'o1d hosr terms geason
rarr1rd and PAINTED With naw n ttihS "n ors n
This central location references. seS II
L,oR RENT-l6Oo 10TH ST y W. LARGE TWO
= story southf:ont rooms IN handsome .orner
seS-3t'
ZOE HEST-BY OCTOBER i. TWO LARGE
Ia,h $, n. W. near Iowa Circle. s@s-3t'
EoR RENT-THKEE UNFURNIsRED ROOMS.
floor. At s,7 I'D 81. NV ses-3i'
EOh RENT Two VERY DESIRABLE RooMs.
mfr Vsa SaiS y to bait!
EOH RgNr-.THREE UNVUENIsHEp ROOMS
suitable ,2r h III - ing second ho.r heat
IIoR RENT-s'3 nth sT wv. BASEMENT
or business ses-,'
F0K n.N I.l2.1 9 81. NV, .rURNIsHkD,
sired. also other nice roous all couvsnieaces. scS'
EoR EENr-USFURNIs:yED- BEAUTIFUL
!, , TsGS ; q , !. floor also on third door Aspy
EoR RFXT FURNISHED EOONs-w,l g ST
l. ny hsndsotae rar,oT en- srtS lst. "a ID aonr
changed d. Ut ''''' ''''% SCI CT
EOR EENT-TTRFE UNFURNIsuED ROOMS
4 for Night housekeeping. hot and cold water. 1908
DOR RENr-Two ROOMS OK SECOND FLOOR.
gnshe9 sant from h h aHn5 fp Ro
sand la ave- "N "''-''' must DC 'e''' ss7 1,G'S
Tor RENT-TwO large P4pLORs. FIrVER
FURNISHED ilril:-!ctt suitable Tor plA
otle" rporlS. suite single. second fo1T
either fIrnsIe! O. un.urnished with board: ros-
session rivca bcto5e: earlier. 1Ol1 9th st.
se.s-6t
I'OR RENT-l:::&o ST. COR. - II, NEAR
4 honas Circle. rooms wit south and vest eHio-
Table boar. References arr, :jws
I'OR REET-l.t23 llrH y. W, UNFrRNISHED
Il am, lrnished rooms. sccord and Thrill aoors
ho5ls" has al modern improvements newly papered
an. y tiHsed private family cool and pleasant.
sy.b-aw'
L'OH KEET-ELEaANT FCRS!SIiED ROOMS: 81
pe-dlv. $50 per month M: a. VI. l. aiso diniu.
r,'"ti and k1Trhen 711 icr month f'1 Fast Ca iol
- . squares from Capitol: street cars and hprd,s
: the !sor. '-6t'
L'oR RENT-HOONS FURNISHED OR USrITG-
I nshed; se"Cnd and third suor; 1905 ! ST. II. W.
call after =. III. references. se:i-2w'
Tor hENT-losG 9TH y. W. COOI. FURNISHED
I 'front.' ua-ioT, with bed room; SINGLE together
aiso d-hoor front and n'll room; children in
house convenient to AN car lines. aJIs2-in'
EOR EEA4T-fOF. 9TH AND MASS. AVE. LARGE
nicely furnished front rooms. with board: south
,rn and eaeTn exposure. very cool in summer: REF
hanged
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" ANTED- ROOMS.

WANTED By SINGLE GENT. FURNISHED
rooms ale, honSo yicly 4, ns'e a; cgrre
"a tirulaTs. sTAI. s,ar Office. It.
NANrED-,FTER OCTOBER ! BY A GENTLE
w man anil wife. two nicely furnished e'ou story
small irvate isnily, convenient to care line. de
reply; roftrence Adde'S boz b. Star cas-. s':':!'
t(ANTFD-IN PRIVATE FAMILY. WITHOUT
w children, bet 2 and I; ) and IA \ as NV. 3
rooms, ID f,or; furnished or nnfurni.hed with o.
NJ. star Office. s.a,t'
NVANTED--INNED SUITE or, ROOMS
W tprivate BATH FOR the wnrr; central loca,ion;
with tsard fo- aud wife. Address, :u, P.rticu-
lars and price per month. A A.. 9 ar Office. se92t
yy-ASTED-THEEE OR FOUR USFURSISHED
w rooms, with ga. bath aud 'i.at in n = bet. l!th
and snd a an %Fr S,s rent mo- 10 exceed Sd I'd
NrANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN BIZ OCT.I. OSE
w larze OF two small u.;u~s >hel rooms for loiF-
ms WIZ heat iIrh. and ~ - hatl IN lrival
II suited Address, citing ,erIus cHltF CLffk.
WANTED-O OCTOBER Icy GEYTIEM,y AID
bel, 6 and NJ l2th sna ON. M siTe; na horse
and rarticnars' PAT1FScE. Star One VIZ; se ttf'
WANTED WILL PAY sIoFo USE OF RoOM
view OF or h e fagnT 5h and & T gsd
Address " H. n. star office IL
NANTED-FO OR FIVE UNFURNIsHED
Star ofice ''''' sci-ss'
WANTED-BY OCTOBER /. ONE CRTwo IN
w furnished rooms. with or without board, in
hy man and wife without children. IA JOHNSON.
III Goth 81. se1-3t'
WANTED-IN GEORGETOWN OR TUE Ex-
w treme northwest car line 1.-THE TO The
Observatory the better three four POEMS. with
heat. iiZht. bath and plenty az clos preferably
furnished and in suite with rivat ba H. in large
houss with furnace hot-water heat for family of
husband wife and one ten-yoar old boz either with
or without board. Address. stating terIrS. H. NJ.
PAUL. Naval Observatory. au.S1-I2ts
WANTED GOOD. COMFORTABLE FRONT
w room on fennsyivania ave. furnished. for
and wife, week, cOInmencing Sertsiubcr IL.
Address DR. K. T. MICHAEL. 5.,l York ave. Phila-
delphis Pa se1-at.
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see-a
FoR sAI !. q, 20; rAs9 TERMS: NEw
met Insn.si. fied ves.iSuie StS.'aI ehsna.lisss;
sHiEEpnst. ' las ' Ts, NV NV N'''' sass
EcoR sALE-L ST. NEiR l4TH NV. LARGE
rent aC y foo ana st' sc sin and s ii i'm G
aud stable; easy terms. smaller property viii be
'isit f part p'S 5%SkS f. S s1sas- 900
SoR SALE Or LXcHASGE FoR UNIMPRoyED
n,n srSpessy H,5dsoms astSrs md eass,aent esy
nI..eisss oena.,is9 sEroashoa, lot ao,sO oestsa
,wS ssnsI's within hall SONAR No,a osIstoi 'no
sTAReIhDrER SIS ESf Stn st Pr'h'As '
For sALE-A VERY CHEAP HOUSE, on 4. l.
stories and cellar rooms snd bah 10 good repair
II DAVID . SSs sFoNs. SOS F.tnw
EoR sALE-Look AT THAT PRETTY NEW
menu aGss nice room. st pg ,SS soriss and 6sss
an rsntriss attractive front; stone trimming;
IL. DAVID d. sroNE. sosFsnw
EoR sALE-A BARGAIN IN MT PIEAsANT-
room 0~ Sens w'hipg to Issve tie city VIII s sood $
eoxiso fonis on NV two streets ,e Price.
For sALE-se.ooo WILL Buy , ,,-RooM
EoK s I, 8. $500 PoR NELLY xrw
" A' ''''''-' 'i BIsiD Sfs Isfs E '
ZOE sAsiE-s4 500 wILLBUY A5-RooM FRAME
DAVID D. STONE. SOC psf, NV
FOR sME-A VERY CHEAP HOUSE ON 22p sT-
pet L anc " three-story brick, with dry cellar,
egnt rooms and bath; good-szed lot; price Il sold at
1t DAVID ID. STONE so6Fstnw
FOR SALE-oNE OF THE CHEAPEST HOUSES
= We aa,e ever had at 5000. on 9th 81. n. W tao
STOKES md cellar six nicely papered rou AIS ana bath
iot IoSD 10 alley house In t1rst-cAss repair fine
it fS'i''''' APYS'kA e II Dn 5, STONE sosranr
FOR sALE-HousE IL NEW YORK AVE, NV
= oay window; rooms; hath. modern tnuroye-
p go.
tOR SAIE-6O ST. Sc; COY HOME. w A
= LOT lo't by 20; alley. Rent sl2. SLIGO.
3n3 IN 81, Groom brick. ". 4 s. 4 gas rented
1oN St Sc: frame. Lot % by o. 3O-foot alley
All inrs In front $3.50.
,o Two bricks and two frames sc. Lot el by
100. For al. So. 100
Two new Groom bricks on b ST. n O. near Lincoln
f"rk' good lots rented at e23. 81 100.
For 10th. $1,000
And large Properties improved and unimproyed in
JOHN F. DoNoHoF,
se''-N 30s last Capitol n.
kNoR sALE-l0 PER CENT-ELEvHN NEW BRICK
nouses' wei rented; in good location. Price,
tSp esrh; viii sell one more.
se91t JAMES O. JESTER, go FIST
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FOR lighthouses.

L>OR RENT lT2l,< 9Th n NV hr
1--we ,s sis': led Si so s.s 20
sso Dr. mi So ss 6 l .as ssSf s. al 70
1850 \ st. br, m l. i2r S noor. 5r Is
20. St. br, m i. l3r .35 ltS6 ga ST. by hous~
$40 Dumb ave. Or. dr....,........'..'.i4 so
1895 so.h 81. br. mi. T. 'o '- :" IT hou'i 10
Frame cottage. I'd one a. oo'n W. n nous. ss
from woodley Inn 36is ST. IN houss
r,I.-.--...--..-......2g. so fy 10 oS
3340 10 81. br house, 9 31l3 n 81 N hoase ~ IN
rooms and stable. -. 20 Flats l05s w Msykss
o!o, ST, II house. space. land Ar % TO 4. 80
foons-- Is. 20 Stable of 2.a6 II
@. II. FICKLIN9,
a. LIZ Sd st. n. W. West Washington, and
Telephone 103 tsell l4O.s q =, n w
EoR RENT-s6e>22-26,6K ST. SIX ROOMS. BATH
Il all mod. inrs larre yards aud closets In good
order; open; low rent by tie year auo7-ow
FOR RENr-s6:So' IRON FaAMEs on TUR-
waite. In each house. TIiOs Fl waGGaMN
je1Im. o. a,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
Nd. line Of electric railway. i ale rcs
iinrroved. we'll shaded; pnin numbered title clear
fRSER Eo s, wes cause for selling Address WEST
For sALEaIN HIS CELEBRATED SPEECH BE-
- fore the pirEinia sonvsntion Patrick Henry said
no 4 San a u snyn ns .a@s p NJ
the sci f,r ~ payment JOHNSON sefkGETT.
FOR sALE--LOrs; WEST BRoOKLAND PARK
near terminus Eckinstou electric line reasonable
purchaser during September CHAS sHfPARDi
$40 st. NV. ses-S:i'
EoR SALE--BFAUTTFUJ COTTAGES WEST
easy terms free excursion tset to worlds fsir 10
Sen;eEnber purchasers. CHARLES SHEPARD. sig
!1oR SALE 400 ACREs OR LESS or GOOD LAND
= on Potomac; in sight Of wsshinCton and Naxsn-
Mount vernon tract good Saidss tenein ., tiier
wssf s an irI hs eie,Fs aSay nov 6pildip
A.exandria. Va. Drawer2 Nla sw'
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
out 5 and mH r9ta aTs -tTa ., sbou miles
ii iTisS ga
EoR sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
rog srS hne fifty si5-pcrs firm only three MI
borhood- and roads sStisfactory oniy
la S Ser acre T usual terms R. A. PHILLIPS son
w Gall on GRACE NJ. THOMAS Room 100. Cor
coran building TO inquire abou: West Brookand Park
se61w
IT. YOU WANT TO BUY PROPERTY fOR
GRACE tss sshSrb s
ing Special hargains III Brock and South Br ok'and
and Metropolis View. su2,-ln
EoR sAIF-LOTs AT woODsIDE, on THE
miles from Washiux.on The railroad forms the
his subdivision whci. is on the ridre Sividnr In.
flowing into Rock creek Is well drained has xrelleut
water and is steadily growing settlement Four.een
trartive station is about midway OF the subdivision
Io's IN size from 30 feet by l feet TO IS feet hy
oieet ana are sold on terms. Houses built ana
to B. r LEIdBFoS.
au-,-lm 49, La ave. n ".
EQk sALE-NEw s-RooM FRAME COTTAGE AT
-. Woodside Me;ropol.tsn branch. d; and o: r, R.
terms 10 suit. B. z. LEIGHTON owner
au'22-1m AS, la ave n Y
EOR SALE.-IIoTs IN KENSlNGTON FROM $40
= to go Monthly payments; Now IS the time to
aGls,im ANU B. +. WEIGH i,6iIa J n Cos St NV
EOR sALE-MONyHLY PAYMENTS. DfAuTI
fl lots at Fore Glen and cottage hoIse near
station terms to suit J. II. HERTFORD
au1l-1m 14l9Gst
EOK SALE OR RENT-A NEAT sIX-RooM cor
1 taEe at Brookland; lot 50xlt0. with plenty 81
shade trees. Apply to R. T. PAIRo. AZ. Ia. ava
EoB. SALE OR ExCHANGE-TAKOMA PARK
L Oak ave.-Beaufifu homs les, th1a two sluar,.
six repacss AMI ra.es ele rant wood nxnteIs T..-y
an acre OK ground, hne shaie, oak. ches.llt, ~:
fruit running yats- vooi well. Lam chicken hou.,
propcrty Call on o. address OWNER r,., st. n.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

IHoE GENr-IN WEST END FLATS 262O ST.
three Rooms: bath PANTRY; water; coai closet
meter; rent $40 se!t6t'
NOR REST-A BEAUTIFUI NEW FLAT OF
z rooms and BATH with every convenience; 1888
14th 81. L. ". $50 ger month.
THEO A. HARDING.
seS3t Room II. Ohio bank bldg
lOR RENT-A FLAT OF THREE WrLL-FUR-
Il nsicl rooms iirst floor suitable for light house
kcvl INK Capitol will ren. reasonable rsrtes
without rhLldren. Add, l::} G ST II seS:.t
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BICYCLES.

CAVITY BICYCLES. HIGH CLASS, INCLUDING
~ celebrated new rapids. Coventry. Croas and
wukrunas. pnesimatics and cushions three pstterns
70 select from Just imported for tai season Bar.
sssns as a1vertsenent. for nsxt year Repsrins and
renrns large stock o( accessories. PALMER 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
FOR SALE-HOCSES

E'oR sAIE-BRIck HOUSE ioe 7rH ST. NJ,
Il rooms bath and cellAr lot lixsS 20 alley honse
newly cons;rncted; oNL. 5000; EAsl TERMS n
seq-sN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
WANTED-BOARD.

VVANTED-A YOUNG LADY DESIRES BOARD
w and permanently In refined family Address.
stating terms. which must be moi<ssts. T.. Gthsrs
ksudtos, lith and sta ses-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
WANTED-HOUSES

VEANIED-TO RENT IMMEDIATELY MOD
w erzte-szed house In Eckinxton. lie Droit Park
other suburb address. with price and full pAFtier-
Lars, ROOM q As La ave. sesl.ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
FOR SALE-HoIsEs IL VEHICLES

+ horses them some hne draft and drivers;
\. sCHLEGfI-. 4t3 Sth 50. se.,-6t
FOR sALE-A HANDSOME BLACK HORSE:
sadds Can be s eea f. Ss II M nas
moons. seoos
nor sALE-A VALUABLE HORSE AND CAR
f FS S Ey tsse Of an sas soP s Of
owner Call al 9J2 rs n. e. sc9-..
FOR SALE-HORsE. WAGON AND HARNESS, AT
FOR sAIE-oNE BROWN WORK HORSE.
s.GRsass "eishia yah about sS Sn lbs
EOR SALE - EXCELLENT. SOUND RIDING
! mare. broken and ri Iden by me for eight years
rsss p Sissn 70 AMEN Come and try anms g Cd.
E'OR SALE-UNTIL SEPTEMBER Is, AT LESS
Il than half price. Brewster broughan. with single
ana %.n9s harness III use for six months only Ap
ifoR SALE-$i75 WILL BUY A SPLFNDID MARE
ysas o osw Ers y, spana strnI
ses-:'t' o"7 New Jersey NV.
For SALE-oNE BAY HoRSr. FIFTEEN HANDS
"s SCI sr'iS % - ''H ST. H. '" bet . AMI : Pm
Ky. twrnty head ot line driving horses. among
then three fine coupe horses and two gated
three mnntss one ch ho-s can trot in three ,ia ii
at JOHN M ha6Ss 9 ITO s p
ave. se3-2w
ItOk SALE-WHO Is wM F. GEYER, THE MAN
l. who has the rreatsst number AMI variety of all
Kinds Of carriae- bugvies. and harness bo.a
new and second hand bargains tor cash ON tins.
-e&f 485 Pa.
FOR sALE-CARRIAGEs. WAGONS. HARNESS,
Il whips. &c. have IN hand nearly 100 ca -rages
and wanns Of the mes. modern styles ani finish con
slstng OF victorias rabrioets kensingons phaetoa.
turvies and 20 different styles in oak rustic pa.
terms. One whole floor OF 100 bushes, vayon,
can lie seen al this establishment; ais, whips l,o
robes Sc. 70 he found here. Lares frst-cass
secondhand csrriGres AMI WAGONS always on laul
These goods will I've sold AZ right prices At new re-
osltory on s.. n ". 0e2. AL goods warranted.
invite tiie ,';l1i'r - ci II he 10 thei- advan-
Ia. = J. 4iEEkS- my-,-tr
IlR sALE-s,tsRIAGrS WAGONS AND BUG
tries on easy kerarinE aud ordered work
nroMptiy at:en lad % COOK L JAEDOE. as95 N
49,. M.st WASHINGTON. nln.ss