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The morning call., 1893-09-12
y ALDWIN d HAMMOND
10 MONTGOMERY STREET.
Telephone 599.

MIdwinter Fair business property: 7th ave,near
ST.: only "A cash and balance to suit lots each
25x120.
$500 only-Douglass st.. near 2lst; large lot.
b0IlS6.
S57UO-Au excellent business corner: Fell and
Fillmore Sts.; 81 :3x1OO.
$5OUO-D-st corner: F5xlOO; only few blocks
from terminus of line.
$50,0O0-Ofer wanted; Eddy-st corner not far
from Market St; II :6x137:6; will be fine retail
business property
$2500-Grove St, bet, Baker and Lyon; cheap;
Let 25IlO0. F'
$SOO each-Iwo 4O-foot lots one on 21st ave.
anc another on 22d ave near California st: BOD
ave graded. severed aud macadamized.
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Sl950-Folsom St. near 18th: very cheap; lot
24I122:6: must be sold; offer wanted.
S50OO-HRyes st, mr. Fillmore: lot 81 :61l37 e.
$41OO esch-Some choice lots + side of De-
viSadero St. bet Gcluen Gate ave. and McAIlis-
Ger; 25xlOO
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SO cash-Park lots; balance in monthly In
stallments OF $40; 29th ave. bet and d SITS; D
Htreet Is now being graded and maeadamized TO
the ocean beach and four streetcar lines will be
extended along its length; lots 25x12O: only 1925
each: only left
$40 per month-LotS $500 to $3.50 each We
have number Of cheap lots located only a few
docks from the terminus OF cable-cars, oath st
and fotrero nearly 20 lots sold by us within
the past year in this locality: call for diagrams
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A BARGAIN-2-STURY HOUSE or ROOMS
~ and bath; corner lot 50xl15: streets severed.
macadamized and sidewalk; improvements Ia fair
order: property held at S3 00U: bank holds mort
gage 8 $50 due; must sell at once; make
offer for equity 10 save foreclosure. NJ. j. Law
NANCE a CO.. 466 Eighth st. Oakland. Sel0 st
l. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE--A BEAUTIFUL
home, miles from Oakland: new modern
house II rooms; 50 acres, 80 in choice
fruit; living springs, splendid water; price low:
terms to suit. j. S. MYERS, 1C02 Broadway,
Oakland. Cal. sel9St
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And in accordance with law. and an order from
the Board Of Directors. made on the 18th day OF
July, 1898, so many shares or each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary. Will bs sold at public
auction, at the office of the company roem TO
Nevada Block. No 500 Montgomery street. San
Francisco. Cal. on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF
September. 1898. At the hour of 2 O'Clock p N of
said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs of advertising and
expenses OF sale.
CHAS. Z. ELLIOT Secretary.
Ofnce-Room 70, Nevada Block, No. SOC Mont,
gonery street, San Francisco Cal. au24 I'd
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BUILDING LOTS

BUILDING LOTS.
S25 cash, $40 per months fine lots on 18th
ave. near ST. 25xl2O; only $500 each.
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And In accordance with Law ana an order from
tho Board of Directors made the 31st day OF
July, 1898, so many shares of each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary will be ssld at public
auction at the once OF the company. room 20, Ne
vada block, 500 MONTGOMERY ST., San Francisco,
California on TUESDAY, the 26th Gay of Septem-
Der, 1873 s. at the hour of O'Clock r OF said day,
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon. TO-
getner with costs of advertising and expen-es OF
sale. CHAS. Z. ELLIOT, Secretary.
omce-Reom 70. Nevada Block, SOC Montgom.
cry Ct, san Francisco. Califorpia, se7t
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HIS.
Ii $4,000 modern cottages; s rooms each and
bath; hot and cold water, etc: lot 81 :6x1OO:
will be sold $50 per month first year and $50
month until paid for: cash down required;
well located; blocks to Telegraph ave. electric
line. Apply TO WOODWARD q ALDEN. CO.,
Broadway, Oakland. selO TOT
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BOARDING WANTED.


"A ANTED-THE ADVERTISER DESIRES A
" nicely furnished suite or rooms with board
for himself, wife and little boy years OF age in
strictly private family where there are no otner
bnarders or roomers; Western Addition onlg;
good cooking aud food: cheerful, homeiike place
aud pc 1pe who do not oblect to a child is what is
required; would prefer rooms that have hot and
cold runping water and house that has grounds
around IL ana not situated on street where cars
rus. for which the advertiser Will pay a reason
able price reference IL desired. Address r box
10. this office: boarding and rOoming houses or
private hotels only waste time applying seq If
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RESIDENCES.

$3&0o-ofer wanted; 2-story bay. window hon.
on Jones st, near Vallejo; 8 rooms and bath; 81
ranged for families
SS150-Easy payments; Clipper St near Castro
Bt. cars; pretty bay-window cottage OF 5 room
and bath: lot 25xll4.
$11.OOO-GrOye ST., near Buchanan: substantial
2-story residence of rooms and bath: stable 4
rear; extra large lot, 52:6xl2O through to rea
street
$SO0O-Nice bay-window residence on Vallejo
St. near Van Vess ave: rooms and bath; lot 25
1877 IS: street accepted.
$41O0-NearIy new cottage: 18th st near oe
owner leaving the city and anxious sell; lot rs
Gle.
The morning call., 1893-09-12
EDUCATIONAL.

piano LESSONS SO PER MONTH Al PUPILS
nome; city references. Address R., box 81.
all Branch Office selO 3t*
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EAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND INSURANCE BROKERS'.
The morning call., 1893-09-12
CITY REAL ESTATE.

nj CALESTER 81 MCMAHAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, the 9th day OF December 1898
Sedonia Ebbert VS.. Edward +. Ebbert. Equity
No. 1917.
On motion Of complainant, by Mr.. W. W. Milan
her solicitor, it is ordered that respondent Edward
F. Ebbert, his appearance to be entered
herein, on or before the first rule day occurring
forty days after this day; otherwise the will
be proceeded with as in of default.
The object of this suit is divorce "a vinculc
ma trimonii for willful desertion and abandonment
Provided that a copy of this order be published
once week for three successive weeks prior tc
said day in The Evening Star and the Washington
Law Reporter.
Py the court: CHAS C. COLE, Asso. Justice.
true copy: j. X. YOUNG, Cierk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-06
OFFICIAL NOTICES,

trict OF Columbia Washington. December . 1888
sale OF standpipe--A standppe. as hereinafter
Seseaoeo, belonging to this municipality. has
been abandoned, after about Is years use be-
cause OF change in the water supply system
with which IL vas connected. and will be sold rs
IL stands to the most favorable bidder PrOrosnIs
10 purchase IL will be received until TWO
O'CLOCK on the SECOND DAY OF JANTARy
1894, at this Office 1t is essential that the bid
ders state when they will remove the pipe The
standpipe is 80 feet high and 30 feet in diameter
IL consists Of eight rings OF wrought iron pIltes
eight OF whiCh practically 1--we feet between
rivets in horizontal seams. The thickness Of the
plates, commencing at the base. is as follows.
First ten feet. q inch; I'd ten feet 8, inch. ri
ten feet Il inch +th ten feet = inch and last
twelve feet, I. inch. Approximate weight, ITO :
900 pounds The right to reject all bids or parrs
Of bids Is hereby reserved. J. W. ROSS VI NJ
PARKER. c. +. POWELL, Commissioners d. c.
d5-6t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

FOR SALE-OR RENTAL LAKELAND. MD. B.
and o. RR., miles out. fare, 81. cents
A. house, 81 ,oO0-$l0 cash, $40 per mo. Rent, 50
Or. house. $l,so0-SlS cash, SIS per mo. Rent sic
sr. house, S2,51o-S25 cash. SIS per mo- Rent SiS
lot: house, S4O00.StO cash, $40 per mo. Rent S2s
ms
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ACCOUNTANTS.

Do voc WANT YOUR BOOKS BALANCEDF ANY
book posted In quick time: prices reasonable
also books OF small dealers posted daily or week
". Call II ~ 9th ST. NV. Oct.
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. GRAHAM. 30I It'll ST. NV. SPECIALIST
In operative and surgical dentistry. Filling and
extracting positively without pain No lneSpsri-
enced. newly hedgei graduates nor incompatan.
boy assistants lntrUsted to practice patients bt
All operations performed personally by DR.. Graham
Extracting, 2o.. - " -A-
Extracting with gas or local anaesthetic. 5oc
Cleaning, l5c
Filling with platiEa. silver or amalgam 7Sc
Porcelain crowns s.; gold crowns ga
Very best full set taetn 81 un,-.1,,s
GK0SHONS DENTAL. PAIlLORS. ESTAB 1887.
looS i4tn NV ARTIFICIAL Teeth inserted. 81 to SO
Open all hours. including Suniavs Local anse.
thetic used for painless extraction of teeth.
n23-1ms
o.. g. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, THE LEADING
dental organization of America Scientific DEN
TlSTR1 at moderate prices by experts only 4Ol
TIN ST. See card In another column oc9
FREE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge ex-
cept cost of material. 1925 III st. NV den
tai department Of the Columbian University
from 1 20 pm. daily. except Sunday Ex
traction fee. Infrmary open from October 3 to
June 80. se23tr
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE GEORGETOWN GAS LIGHT
Company, Ills 10Th street Georgetown, ID. c.
PROPOSALS for purchase OF tar, to be made at the
companys works, in the year 1894 will he re-
ceiyed until DECEMBER TWENTY EIGHTH,
1898. Total make about 800 barrels. Purchaser
to furnish blrrels and remove from the works
soon AS made and barreled Will consider bids
for total make in part. Right reserved TO
reject any and all bids. i66t
q; s. ENGINEER OFFICE, col 18TH ST. NV,
Washington, ID. C., December =, 1SJ3.-Notice
is hereby given to all persons interested in the
wreck Of the steamer w. W. Colt, IN the Wash
inSton channel of the Potomac river at Wash
inston, ID. C., that IL within thirty 900 DAYS
from the date Of this advertisement they shall
not have notified this office OF their intention
and taken preliminary steps TO said
wreck as soon as practicable. the wreck will be
regarded ~ abandoned and derelict. and will he
removed by the United States In accordanc.
with law. Sealed proposals in triplicate will he
received at this Office until TWELVE VI. on
TUESDAf, JANUARY SECOND, 1894. for the
removal OF the above named wreck Specifca-
tions blank forms and all available informa tion
VIII be furnished on application TO this Office.
CHAS E. L 3. DAVIS. Major Corps OF En-
gineers. d2.4.5,6, 30&ja1
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ED.
1917 o st NV. iir. $50
1874 18th VI NV, Tor. IS
1919 10th 81 NV, Tor. IS
1856 r NJ NV. Or. so
1904 : 81 NV. 9r. 80
Laurel ave. Mt Pleas
ant, 10r...........o so
l525 o st NV. so
1409 10th st NV, lii. so
1911 y 81 NV. Tor. 80
1909 III st NV. 9r....4s
l244 llth st NV. lOr. rs
DIS r. ~ ne. Tor. rs
soI I'd II. st a dw. or.z5
bls 18th 81 NV (tiso,
ess z st NV iast,. sf.sS
lIls SD st NV. Tor. 80
22S3 n IT ne. Tor. 80
2ls y 81 NV. Sr.....4o
l140 2ist Of NV. sr. 40
l2Ss 18th 81. sr....40
20.2 ] ~ NV. 9r. 30
1884 i4th 20 NV, Sr...z0
1884 18th st NV, sr. go
1927 18th st NV. sr. 40
l7ii Pa ave NV ((iao
w. --.---.----.@O
224 y NV. sr.........So
1911 9TH 81 NV, Of q
DIV, ar. .........35
3 y Y ave NV, Sr....SS
l439 Chaplin 81. sr....3S
l4S2 Corcoran ST. Tor. IS
2isOS q 81 NV. r. .33.sS
] B&-o fats. 3Oth&M.9 r.3o
SGS Z st ne. Or. 80
1905 18th st NV, Or. 80
G20 18th st NV. sr..21
1907 Columbia ST NV, Sr25
1iO6 l4th 81 NV. 2r. ..25
656 X II ne, 6r......2S
sl6 Elm 81. LeDrPk. 6r.2s
lT4I ; 81 NV. Sr....25
217 y ] ave -. 7r.2s.SO
2l6 LIST u sw. 6r.....ls
DDS LIST st sw. sr....is
20 LIST II sw. 6r....15
2ls LIST II sw. 6r....1s
80 LIST II sw. 6r....1S
1919 l4th st NV. Cr'rl,
4r.......-.. 1890
651 Pomeroy st. 4r.12.50
62I Pomeroy q. 4r.l2.s0
1901 Union court,zr. 1880
In rear OF l22s Conn
ave, several fia ts. eae. IS
SHED.
neSaies 81 NV. i2r. $50
10th st mr. NJ NV. ar.12s
200 n J av nv. 12r. rs
Hillyer pl NV. 9r....I15
18th st mr. X nv. sr.iso
Sunderland ri. Tor. 100
PIG \ J ave NV. Or. 100
lt0e Corcorsn st NJ, erss
ei9 y Cap ST, Or. :. .ss.ss
9Th st mr. l. NV. Tor. so
iTos VI ri NV. Or. 50
SO Maple av NV. 12r.7s
In G NJ sc, Tor.
Rigs mr. 18th % nv,
VT. -. -.-..--.-....w
No. Q Eat. 30th ana
VI NV. Tor. .6S
l1ss 2ist 81 NV. ST.. .6s
1919 L ST NV. i2r. .. 90
1906 10th II NV. Or. 80
q st mr. 20th NV. Or. -
ICEs.
1870 Pa ave, Sd floor SIS
1225 Pa av NV. eth n.SS
605-7 eth. several rs.
1913 Il NV. several rs
Sc cor 9Th and r sts.-
18th st bet Y and s
icoal yard .......-
14la q NV. several rs
1921 + ST NV. several
fine Offices. .......-
l423 Il 81 NV, several
fine Offices.
RES.
1902 nth ct nw.....s1s
1894 nth 81 NV. ....1S
liza L 81 NV. 20x6O.-
HES.
3. 50 GO. ............s2s
=. 50 1875. ...........2s
,. 81 49,. Is
1924 y Y nv nw,rearl.ls
1921 lith NJ NV rear rs
be examined 10y permit
MAS ]. FISHER & CO..
1894 y st. NV.
HOrSES. SIS,
oice AMI permanent ten-
L. :. CHAPMAN.
1905 + ~. NV.
ST. NEAR MASS. AVE
tory double brick DWELL
rough repair: with every
rooms; Dorches on every
dr horses.
q CO., liza r ri. NV.
FlRST-cIASS HOUSE,
Sen. or NC: 100 n ne:
a. Pettigrew. Apply 10
h ~. dim
E.; &c ROOMS: ALL ~.
steam heat: suitable for
100 n year.
pBERTSON, 1f2i q Ut.
Ed
bi6 Elm st. fe Droit
Park. Or. .Gs
20 11th 81 Sc. Or.
Ga ] ~ NV. sr.......S
~: Ri 81 ne. er......1
80 81 81 ne. Or. .2
ioo5 4th ~ ne. Or. 1850
G35 l. ~ ne. 6r....15.Sa
S33 LIST NJ sw. Or. ...1S&o
237 LIST 1T sw. Or. 1870
DERS & CO.. 14o7 p NV.
!. NE; 9 ROOMS IND
u. LIEBERNANN.
M00 - -
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT Sic LIST st Sc. 7r. $40 so
ol 3ist NV, LIT 500 AZ BIZ LIST se,6 b. NIL % so
i i5ie Ia ave NV, d. 30 sos LIST st Sc Or $3.50
1 ISI5 18th st NV sr 40 1925 sw. Gr.. .25.sc
200 NV, Tor, mi. 40 40 liO5-IT-2I Harvard Or 20
howard ave, Mt y, 1900 9th st NV, Or. 20
sr&b large grounds. 20 .Tl6 Poplar ST ,con,
doo5 18th ST NV, Tor $50 6r........ .....i2 20
.yO6 NV, Tor, mi. .35 80 1880 4th ne Ar W l03O
l109 2sth NV. Or. 80 5000. 3.1S and 3cl5
iOS ST Sc, Sr 80 Cherry hill. Ar tcoD. %
'if ISL 81 Sc Or 100 l94i 3lst NV, Office rm.7
100 G st, 12r. .......S $50 223a 18th ST. sa5
DEEBLE DAVIS & CO.,
ao-r 1919 st. NV.
FOR RENT-NEAR 18TH ST.. A HANDSOMELY
furnished Groom house; bath; buffers pantry;
g99d stable in rear; near two lines OF cars. Can
FOR RENT-1GI4 5TH ST. NV; Two-SToRY
. prek' . rooms and bath; hall cellar. latrobe.
yard. Rent. SO. NJ. d. PECK. as4 St ds-st
FOR RENT $50 A MONTH TO WHITE TENANT,
a nice 2-story brick. $50 Brewers court north
d6-3t DAVID d. STONE, so4 and SOC st.n.w.
FOR RENT s27 9TH ST. NE; NICE GROOM
window brick; good order; al improvements;
d6-st WRIGHT sTocKErT, 6is st. NV.
81 ID g 4, :; ssio
BT9osland stable % 32 I2lo "a Sc 3
' McIkcaIEN BATcHE,IiDER.e ''
do Cor. 10th and @ Sta n. ".
E ESs RI, sENTi2is sos 81 M AM BATH %
- 6; Is q H Hs' r. WA g
d63t THos. W. HuNGERFoRD, 1919 ii st.
FOR RENT-10O6 18TH ST. NV BEAUTI-
full residence in the most desirable part of the
northwest; II rooms, mod. imps. rent reduced
TO s65. A. T. COUMBE.
d6-3t laps y. y. ave-
FOR RENT OR sAI.E-AT LOWEST PRICE-A
nice home at Anacostia. Apply to Room IS,
McGill building. d5-3ts
FOR RENT-250 9TH ST. Ne, ROOMS AND
bath; ami Key at Byrnes drug store. 9th and
Maryland ave; SD per month"; 1870 9th ct.
NV, 4 rooms and bath; ami; 5000 per mo,
Inquire at l70l 9th ST. NV. d5-3t.
FOR RENT-A AND I'd SITS. NE, THREE HAND
some new IL room houses; PEAR Capitol Key at
l44 ST. ne. d5-6ts
FOR RENT-oNLY $3.50; FINELY PAPERED;
AZ X ST. NV; 2-story and Easements brick:
rooms; all m. 1. CHARLES q. RINGWAIT At
lar tic building, $50 ST. NV d5-3t
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WANTED-HOUSES.
PERSONAL.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOX RENT 43 ACRES OF LAND, NINERUOM
house and outbuiidings, orchard. &C.; Ft
Myer. HlTE * MARSHALL,
do-Zt' 6lI l4th st. NV.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
answers Send Zoe. TO =. W. FLYNN, A NJ
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
e0lm@ SW. CORNER STH AND SITS. NV.
FOR SALE DESIRABLE FARM. $50 ACRES. 2Ia
miles from WarrentO1. Va: good outbuildings
and facilities for raising $500 brOilers yearly and
accomiloda lions fer 90 hens For particulars ad-
dress T. W. ALLEN. Warrenton. Va. Box Z.
FOR SALE-vILLAGE AND COUNTRY HOMES
country seats farms of all sizes, and timber
lands, at reduced prices and easy terms
nolm COOKE ID. LUCKETT. Rockville Nd.
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FOR RENT
l131 n H ave, 12r. .sS3 sc
ia d sine. Tor, Q IN 100. &c
II Pa ave nv. lOrSbath4i
So 4th ct ne. sr. a nj. q
l39 Mass ave ne. Sr. sc
l3l12d NV Sr. smi.25. n
1881 NJ ave NV. 7r.....6 &c
l429 y j ave NV. g.. .35. sc
1886 Lewis 81 ne. s6 d. ..l
21C4 VI Of NV. 9r. ami. %
al9 18th ne. 81. a nil II
lois 9TH ne, Sr, ami. 1878
1872 Emerson 81 ne,
Or and 3 m i.......,l 10. 30
d4 SWORMSTEDT
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HOTELS

THE LEXINGTON, 50 AND SITS. NE. BEAU
tifully situated; electric lights; steam heat:
baths; pure artesiaa water, &C.; roons single
ana en- suite; q st. and electric cars; terms mod
crate. Miss NJ. c. McKEIIIP, Prop. oc26-2Ins
wILLARD'S HOTEL.
Pa ave. and 18th St,
se0 Washington. %. @
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WANTED-ROOMS.

communicating furnished rooms; I'll floor: open
FIRE; caterer; state price. Address Box l42, Star
Office. ltS
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In NV. COR. ......... 500
J. ST mr. 18th NV. 2Sr.350
Mass av&Scott cir.14r3S0
u | ay mr. CT av.l7r333. 70
/ st mr. 18th NV. l5r333 .33
VI av a l. st NV. lSr30o
Mass av mr. 18th 81
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Observation-Disclosures
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GREAT BARGAIN-A FINE THIRTEEN ROOM
house in the northwest section under well pay ing
lease; tenant will yacate IL desired. Apply 10
Room 49,, Washington Loan and Trust building.
d.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

WANTED-BY AN INTELLIGENT COI.ORED
man, situation ; driver do any kind of
work in private family; good refs. Apply ZOOS
X ST. NV. dB-3ds
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FEMALE.

WANTED = TYPEWRITER OPERATORS; STATE
terms. qualifications, &c. Answer TO K h. X,
Star ONCE. 1b'
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-WAREHOUSE.

FOR RENT-WARE HOUSE 932 ST. NV,
near 10th st. NV. Apply to o. C. GREEN
303 eth NV n2l-lm
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FOR RENT-403-ii g ST. NE; ROOMS IND
hath: low rental
a u. LIEBERMANN.
noo-lSt ln0o .
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NV. lSr. -.---. StO
Conn av mr. y st, 15r. 800
X st nr 18th NV. 1sr.30O
Conn ave mr. r, 1sr. .215
Mass ave mr. Scott
CfHrla 19r 0pr
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wANTED-yERY RAPID AND ACCURATE CALI
graph typewriter accustomed to dictGtion work !:
no amateurs need apply. DAVIS & CO., Patent
Attorneys, 607 eth ST. NV. 1b'
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FOR REST-CNFURNISH
Hotel centrally To-
Gated, SCR. SECS
JOS VT ave NV. 1Sr 100
lG2S II / av NV. l7r. 30
1872 X st NV, l5r. 20s.S3
l416 10th st. Or. 600
1Oll Conn av NV. latino
PA y ] ave Sc. l6r. $50
1881 G. st NV, 1sr. $50
1874 18th 81 NV. Tor. $50
Road St. Georgetown.
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.s-.--ss .--.l o-Hp
65I Pomeroy st. 4r.12.50
gu Pomeroy q. 4r.l2.yo
1901 Union courts4r .l2.so
In rear OF 1928 Conn
ave, several fia u. ea6. IS
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

WANTED-S7.O00 TO $4,000 FOR ONE YEAR
on FIRST trust fee simple Washington property
VIII pay 10 per cent interest straight; COM
mission Address OWNER H., Star office d6-4t'
WANTED-TO BORROW $50 FOR 3 MONTHS;
good indOrse; and reasonable interest: pay part
each month II desired. ''RESPONSlBLE." Star
Office. dot.
We WILL LOAN YOU SMALL AMOUNTS OF
money on easy terms, without publicity.
Call IN person on the COLUMBIA. 9OS9l4 G st.
NV.
Full information furnished at the above address
d6 '
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SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 10
IMPEACHING CLEVELAND.

There are two newspapers on this
parchment of Cleveland, the Sacra-
mento Bee and the APPEAL.
Here are the Bees reasons:
First-Cleveland nullitied sover-
eign law of the land.
Second-He gave as an excuse for
not enforcing the Act, when popular
clamor became great, that there was
no money to enforce 1T.
Third-After United States Dis
trict Judge decided that there was
money for the purpose, Cleveland an
nounced that a coming decision OF
the Supreme Court on habeas cor
pus case virtually postponed all Chi
nese deportation.
Fourth-The proposed extension
of the time for registration is made
in the interest of the Administration
and for the expressed purpose of
evading the enforcement of the law
which the President has nulli6ed.
The APPEALs reasons for impeach-
ment are the same with the addition
he has bribed Congress with political
patronage to secure votes against sill
yer, and he has also violated the
Silver Purchase Act,
When Grant was President he
never dared assume half the author
ity that Cleveland now arrogates to
himself and yet the leading papers OF
the country raised the cry of Caesar
ism" and the people repudiated his
attempts to secure a third term.
Now his usurpation of power
creates but little comment because
the ealth of the country and the
purchased press of the East are be
hind him.
Some months ago the New York
Sun sent circulars to every Senator
and Congressman taking their opin-
ions on the repeal of the Silver Pur-
chase Act. In reality the man
behind the Sun was Cleveland secur-
ingin advance poll Of the Senate and
House of Representatives
When he secured the poll he saw
that he had majority against silver
and called the extra session of Con
gress to further degrade the white
metal, in the interest of the bankers
and bondholders OF New York and
England,
This is nice sort of business for a
President of the United States to
engage in.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-09-16
DESERVES HANGING.

Charles Bennett, the Secretary of
the Oakland "Society for the Sup
preston Of Vice" Tin others) deserves
the attention, of lynching party.
Although married, and the head of
q family, he seduced young girl by
claiming to be a single man and prom
Using her marriage.
When she discovered that he was
already married he threatened her
with exposure if she revealed his
intimacy. He is now on trial and
brazenly sits in Court upheld by the
moral backing of the Suppression OF
Vice Society and the Church people
of the city.
He has frequently been exposed by
the press of Oakland but his crowd
stand by him, for it is better that
the girl goes to the wall than 1t
should be shown that an officer of
the Society had gone wrong.
The members of the Society with
knowledge of the scallawag's guilt
say that it would injure the useful
ness of the Society if he Were con-
victed
It's sphere of usefulness seems to
be as dead as Lazarous years ago.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-09-16

The Carson APPEAL edltorially
prefers charges against the State
University, which, whether true or
false, will have a tendency to injure
that institution. As these charges
reflect On the Board of Regents, as
well as the faculty, in justice to all
concerned they should be lnvestigat-
ed. The Board of Regents have the
same authority in University affairs
that school boards do in public school
matters, and they cannot afford to
let such charges pass unnoticed. =
Journal.
These charges were made over a
year ago, hut were not Investigated
at the time. nor will they be now.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-09-16

Chauncey M. Depew advised ev-
erybody Ito 60 to the great Worlds
fair-even if they had to borrow the
money" A Texas preacher takes
Chauncey "on the wing" as it were,
and writes him asking the loan of
5000 for that purpose.