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loot about thirty inches removed from and at
right angles to the forward foot. Both knees
should be bent
The rules Of hand wrestling are Is follows
The man moving his foot or touching his hand
or any part Of his body to the floor 80 a. to get
better base, in thrown. Turning on one toe, so
a. to reach further, 10 allowed. Moving either
foot sideways or allowing either to drag il q
throw. In all cases the throw must be made
with the hand. Pushing with head. slbow,
shoulder or aide il strictly forbidden. The
beauty Of the sport il that Il requires no con-
venisnces. It can be enjoyed with an ordinary
treet dress ON, and mat Is n OF required
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-06

Philip Fairbach called upon Bessie Pittman
at Indianapolis, and, finding another man in
her company, seized . revolver and shot her
fatally. He then shot himself
Ex-Cfty Treasurer Michael Echweisthal of
Chicago has been arrested on the charge of
eriminAiiy receiving money when he knew his
bank was insolvent
The steamer Ethelwald, which arrived at Bos-
ton Yesterday from Glasgow, was incassd in
ice from stem to stern.
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nR- S. PARSONS = r COR aTH AND srs.
- Willing speciality. Aching and ulceratei
teeth restored by the crownsyst.n Aocs znesthetir
applied 70 gums 70 alleviate pain IN sxt-actirg AL
branches Of dentistry. oc5
EkEE DENTAL INFIRMARY-TEE FILLED
and ARTIFICIAL teeth Inserted without charge except
cost OF material at lss5 st dental department
of the Columbian University. from 10 y. m daily
except sunday: extraction freq. innrmary oJeu frpa
October > TO June 20 sa,,S-tf
MENTAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNIVEG-
~ sty cor. Sth and X sts u ". Open 70 > all ghs
year. Extractins. &c. srea FILINGS snd plates
of a,erials- ;elO-tr
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How Ii LooKs To Me.

I don't understand Why many people will con
the same hour buy Furn,turs Carpets. &c. on
credit-no. that's not the word-instatimenL Nc
credit aboutit ask the dealer to lend YOU Soc.
and you will md out. They always pay about 80 pei
cent more than our price for cash i never the
day when would pay Is for six foot Dining Table
People say want the table. &c. and have only few
collars would eat on kitchen table and get the
other next treek and 81 certainly IL could not
rsise 90 could not afford TO yiUe some dealer 81.
No one can prosper as lonx as they pay Is for s5.
They can make big show for q while. but pay day
must come, and many times the goods pulled
swayAnd the poor women and children cling TO their
beds and with bitter tears watch the hands that drag
their beds away. How much better TO pay you 10.
and II necessary slow and feel thst matter who
Don't stop minute. read my prices and make your
own calculstions-
ix-foot Extension Table. oak %. 9s; Folding Bed.
f150; Solid Oak Stdebosrd. g.. g5; very nice ones.
ZIP. 30 to &3o Spring Roller Shades DC. 5-ft. Cur
tain Poles. l9c /; Solid Oak Csne-seat Chairs. for
Elder Down Quilts, Is 95. China silk with silk ine
lining. 20 80: Roll-top Desk and Book Case. s25.
We can't name &c. 900 worth of new crisp. quick
selling Foods. but We can shoS them We only ask
you TO come and see.
n. C. GRAsTY.
Double Stores.
Furniture. Carpets. China. Glass. Tin Ware. &C.,
Cheap for cash.
15l0-l2 7th St n ". bet andQ
cotson-top Mattress single. e.; double. 90 %.
Medium Ms,sr ss :Goa s,sh S. ga 80; Uphoi-
Come and sse- sa3o
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

last FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON AND WASHINGTON
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by the Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat Company with the steans hi
lines operating out Of the above named
freight deliveries at WASHINGTON from New York and
Phiadelrhia IL li0 forty hours and Boston (4s forty
eight hours. JOHN CALLAHAN,
dl9-3m General Superintendent.
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baltimore 4 ONO RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect November II iso.
Leave Nasanrton tro'n station corr % New Jersey
Tor Chicago and No-thw-.' vrstihul.d Limited "a
pres rains u ~ .. m, > ~ " n daily.
bulee tuit-f. 10. cypress NJ - y m daily
For Pi,' :eurE and Cleveland, express daily n 3D.
Tor Iexnv,on ana stanton. 80 4o,-n.
LOT Ninchest.r and v.v stations. - ~ q. N
ChattAnoors aud Men,rhis. \ a. an, II 10 :" n.
esl y sleening ears through u Memphis ani SA-a-
For Lurav. ? 10 =. N. daily
tor Bstirnore. w@ek says. -. ~ W q n u -
600 a. minutes,. Es % : - n " 30 o. g. "a.
rt.ns Al. n 90. Ns.as. y ~ : y. ~ - 4 n
~ 90 SO, Il. oa: III MAD N ~ IN. snnisvS
g =, ninnisSl an, rl2 o. On. ~ ~. a - I <
81 - r5.o5. XII. "a. IN 90 "A % > 81
For Annapolis :. - ana : " = W.. Il la.nia =
2 m. Sunds-s, = ~ =. m. : - y. m
foo Frederick tSI5. fllO m. ;ll5 "a a.
For Isrcrstovn. 40. sos N. sna.s 3orn-
For Row ans Wsv ruints "a fnp. ",
40 a. II ~, ~ ~ Z, ~ =, Ia =. n, "A
rm sN-ress trains ~torping a. principal s,A,i ms
ROYAL Blue LINZ iFiR Wv S5i,s 'axp PHIL
For Phn,la,b,, Nv vi VI "a H., 49,, 49,.
daily. :. 90 40 On Diuing CAL = m - nS a IN.
= 90 q. % Dining carr. I'll. - p M. sle.pins csr
Poo philadelphia. wilmington and Chester. SOD
o. m. daily.
Buffet pa-lor Ca. on all aav trains
inc Car running through 10 Bo-,on without chanr.
VA fong nke~Dsie hrdsa landing n snf
For atlsnic City. 10 on a m. and IL o5 p m. sun
tEroept Sunday. Daily. gsunasy only
NFxpress trains.
HaTEsge called FOR and checked from hotels saa
res dences nv linton Transfer co on orier. tea -
6SEi.L. anu -'i cf las . ana sSG H.
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A sSIGNEE'S SALE.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.
Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned
until WEDNESDAY,. FEBRU AIRY EIGHTH A ID
1893 It TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ for the purchase. in
part or In whole. of the stock Of Dry Goo Fan y
Goods. Notions. aides AMI Gentleinen's Furnish
lngs and Miscellaneous Merchandise and s.so the
Fixtures OF trade contained In stores and PREM
ises numbered 9lS 1th street norJhvet and 1910 I4th
street nort in this city The right reject any
and all bids Is reserved.
LOUIS ROSENBERG. Assignee.
fe3-4t No. 9lS 7th N W.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLYING THE LIBRARY
Of Howard UNIVERSITY with a quantity of hooks
will be received until FRIDAY. FEBRUARY TEN III.
1ssf3 at TEN A M.
Bids must be properly Endorsed and addressed to
the president Of the university Part form
OF bid and list of books will be furnished appca-
ton to the undersigned
The right to reject any all bids reserved ofsce
hours, TO 10 am. j. u. JOHNSON.
Jazz, Is, 80 fe1, 4. Got Secretary aud Treasurer
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NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON srEAMBoArco
POWERFUL IRON PALACE STEAMERS
WASHINGTON" and NORFOLK
Monroe. Newport News. Norfolk, Virginia Beach
Portsmouth and the south. Through sleeping car
service Norfolk and Carolina railroad and Atlantic
Coast line. between Norfolk. Wilmington. Charles
ton. Savannah. Jacksonville and ST. Augustine
JNo. CALLAHAN.
d17-6 Gen sapt
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RAILROADS.
THE eREAT


Il fENNsYIv.NIa Horrr -
TO TIVE NORTH, wFsr AM sorTHwrsr
srKPi Eli Ell sh,' 1S,eSifrsEsP 80 fS6frarxr
TRAINS II L ~ Il sfS 5S fR6m sr,rlos
CONNER 6rH AND Bsrs As FolLoNs
EItf rssS 3, famsa S.stlls a.. an a. 10 -
Ss,y Co,smhiaa ENSr--. =, 10 Is az, S..s.
s h.Tr,,sprs @ ChT,ss.,l md r's.ssrs . =:
csicssS rss, 1 I,n. n'f 70 Is =. asi', 70 ga
ssss. coluWti. ana - Ioui. Nth n.rlgr q, 10
surs % ca,ansas 20 e.,- ssi' saa reio .
+, " a., .na a ,nnsn ftF.--. 10 = m .s,. ~
nars hs--iss,irs - - I.,uis sni circiHu.ti. 81
.S ' NJ any y, s,,s sls.r,ss .s.
Ms Va 9. Chlcsso, oSnn~cfins asly = Hsr
SsysaRs rSsa- bs'as aus; 60 ,,,sa-, 80 : ~,
,.sqrs csiS%a. w. IN nr. 20 rSis ss.s
MernIhs ana -; louis Pullman sseTans cs
rishary - Msmrhis pinins ~ Ntasn.
for ,, sa and n. w.. sFF -. ~ - = as,
y l1tisonrs ant ff'tshurs - thios.o
ss;;S ,, s, - =. i,s'- and >'sT.-s faas
For -, sT,e 10 ciu; S,i "a E,-r a.y srs
IN With sls.ertns - ws.ling,sS % f si,'
.i = 20 "a a,s , =, s.tarA'I. ~''s
daily. sScsri sun isy w VINE :, ~, 7,
roS r PPH ia Fiji SRk' "a,
FAST ~ r. sud y. tEgr--. s'-rT.u. r.- =
IL isi sap so Sd Is /, 3 i r e.ai II :
parlor. ana ninifv Cars. No Crarbasf = 'r H II
100 an. lc.lS. . -. 3 j. Z 20 ID to a
s'CoSGErss-oNAu LIMITED
AL parlo- Car. WITH Dining rsr Ns'f.Hr-.
NsWNork. 4.oor IN. daily. ior lhi.a Ga aia s.ss
FoR Pay ,nEIPHI. ONLY
Fasi exrress. 7.5oA'In w-e. days. al = a. p n
Accommodation. : oaa N. ,:anv
E,rTe, -; OF I'D I'D : 80 .n p m a,..S
For Bro5slyn. Ny, a. thr.ash train. rr-n--, :,
fnc dirart transfer . Futa, -s-~s a,alaitis 1.
:, i,rrisfe scroSs NsM N'rs 'l,v
and lis . m every day. Sa'uriays gH',. q,
For Bsitimare : m. Q -. 7as. : n - e. e,
l.lo 2.ol- =. 30. r =. : asa a. l..lit.p q ]
n NT ~ On SUNDAY. : ~, I oS,7 - aeH F, -
R n j. = 4 % III i,,p.as, 70 an N. Al
- 10 90, 10 40 suf n. atp.m
For Fone,s ,reck Zine. = 20 and NJ 9. m far
For inusoeiis. zoo . m ,ni II n N. ana . :,
=, 'pp,,d.sin ly sNoer' SUNDAY. SUNDAYS. 900 -
FOR ALEXANDRIA AND rHF SOUTH
: Tor AeNandr,,. 80 & b - $40 nss ~ a.
~. l.. 81 noon. 81. ~. 3 y as. > ~.
dsyat 30, "a, aai' i 10 Is an /. "a est
y - :. ~ and 10 n, IN
Accommodating Cor ouAntco. 7.4s =. n. aAnv. 5 n
For Rishnond ana he south. q - aud 10 57A m.
Trains leave sl-Tsniria r,- vashinstan . A. : ~
So2 q ~. 10 y. u. 4, u a. sm. l -. -.
iU; -. > a.; : A. q ~, ~; a =. % = an
y - an. os Las. or. : o.. 40 .. Is an /
nNr l'h street. and pennsvlvania avenue sni - the
sstAnon whsre order. can he ieft for 'h~ ~-ktnS q
70 d. atom from hotels an rs>i ,enc-,
'ener'i Nsn,s~- ua7l General ras-.nser Ar-u,
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THE ROUND TABLE.
4 Club That Has Proved a Decided
Success.
JUSTICE BREWERS TALK

he speaks tn the Members on the Jury sys-
tenn Brief Abstract of His RemArks-The
Subject Further Discussed by Others-A
sketch Of the Club.
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RICHMoND AND n.NvILTF RAILROAD 90 !.
II +. ". HUIDEKOPFR AND REURFN FoSTrR
RECEIVERS


49, Schedule in effect Sovemb@r ~ lsse
AL trains arr We AMI leave pennsylvania px..>,-
ger Station. Washington. ID. G
s.p A. m.-nailY. rounerfs Lrurhhnrg fo- III
stations on NorTok and Western railroad .nf f1r al
prncipal notnts south on al Divisions q, Rirhuan
and Ilanvilie System. Pullman Sleeper New NsrE
s,ld Washington 20 Atlanta. connecting then~~ With
PMS VIA kirmin rhsm. uniting ~ nanviue 9TH
sleeper Tor augusta. connects az Manassas for Front
Royel and Strashurg daily exrenf SUNDAY
3 ~ y nl.-Daily fo- Warrentnn and char ns...xis
except Sundar.
10 ~ .. m--Dailv WASHINGTON AND SORTS.
WESTERN NESTIBULSD LIMITED COMPOSED an
tirely % Pullman Sleeper Dining Paror and s-nokns
Cars. and AtlAntS frime IL hou-Sl with Puii
New Orleans via Montgomery and New YORK .nf
washington 20 Aiken hnf Augusta via coluu,fla
and Nasf tnafon q Memphis via Bifminsham. Dninx
car New York IN MONTGOMERY
90 y m Daily for all principal points south n
Richmond and Danville system. Pullman sleapsr
New York sud WASHINGTON to Hot springs via A-hs-
VILE. and washington 20 Atlanta
IkAdNS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DrvIsIOS
leave Washington at r. 10 o. m. q n u m and 4 =,
Z. N. daily Returning arrive WASHINGTON n Wa m :
aOD =. m; ard q - Am. daily. Train leaving WISH.
inston - - y m and arriving 9. 50 = m. saf
Through trains from the south arrive ws.hins.,,
- 4 m 10 40 q. m and p 70 o. m MAnas.as Dlv1s-
Ion; 40 40 q m. and &c o. IN. except sunday
llckets, Steering Car reservations aud iufor M afis
furnished at office. 1900 PennsylvAnia ave, snf a.
PASSENGER station. Penusylyanis Railroad. Washing
=. BROWN. General Agent Passenger Dept
W =. IIhh. General Passenger AGENT
W. n GEEEN. General MANAGE
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CHEssPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY

SCHEDULE N EFFECT OCTOBER N rs,,
9th and sts -' -
Ihroueh the erandest scenery in America, With ths
Westfrom Washington.
200 p ~, daily-''CincinnatI aud 81, Ioui. IA
ited"-soid vssiibulsa. newly equipped, @l.-.ris-
ignted train Pullnsn's finest slA-p ing Wa-hiuF
ton 10 Cincinnati Dining sttached It Mnv-Viil.
e serve breakfast. Arrives Cincin natl % q Ia
dianapois III 90 q m. ~. Louis - ,. Chicago
5:SD pm.
III :lOp. m. dsily-The famous p. v " IinttAf"-
asoid vestibule train with dining ani Prllnaa
sleepers for Cincinnati. Lexington and 1ouisvii.
without change. arriving a. Cincinnati Is p ~ m
Lexington . 10 Louis Vile 8 20 o. m indian
apoiis III % 3. m, ChirazD b St Louis IS
q. m. connecting in Union depot for all poin,s
300 y. m dailv-EKPre-s FOR Gordonsvil. Ch.r-
1ottesville, Richmond. NAvnesbOro'. Staunton anf
principal Virginia roints daily. except sunday
Pullman locations and tickets at Company. o1,o~a
5l3 and 1927 Penna.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
L Yard, Washington. D. C.-Fehruary .. lSg3 -
Sealed proposals indorsed Proposals for supplies
February 81, 1893" will be received the hurrau Of
supplies and accounts. Navy Department. Washing
ton p: C.. until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON
FEBRUARY TwENTI-FIRsT. 1875. and pub
nish at the Navy Yard, Washington. ID. c. a quantity
of les hardware betting. tool steel tools and one
upright tubular boiler, and at the naval proving
ground. Indian Head, Nd. quantity pire. pipe
httings and valves. The articles ust conform the
navy standard and pass the usual naval inSpection
Blank proposals will be furnished upon applicat
TO the Navy Yard. WASHINGTON. ID. C., or 70 hu-
reau The attention Of manu- acturers and dealers Is
invited Tie bids all other things being equAl de-
clded by lot The department reserves the right 70
waive defects or TO reject all bids deemed
advsntaeeons to the government. EDWIN ~ EM-
AhT. faymsster General L. ). y. fe6-2aw2w
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MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY.
CORNER NJ AND 18th STREETS n. w..
WASHINGTON. D. c.

WASHING TON. d. C.
Eighteenth year opened ocToBER4
select high-grade boarding and dav school for
young ladies and little girls-thoroushly modern In
its spirit and methods.
New buildings. perfectly equipped for health and
comfort-stesn heat, passenger elevator. perfect
sanitation. Circulars sent on application.
To graduates, and TO the public generally is Of
fered special stu ~ in Greek litera by trsnsls-
tons. class beginning Homer's Had will meet on
Monday February ID. 1893 and hold its sessions
from to O'Clock on Monday and Thursday after
moons for twelve weeks following.
Mrs ELIZABETH J. soMERs,
d3-6m Principal.
CT. JOHNS COLLEGE.
Vermont ave. and Thomas Circle.
Call or send for Annual Catalogue. ja2-3m
CAILLARD SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. 900 F ST
artistic aud scientific method Implying race of
decorated and BY the lssains edueators Of
Europe aud America. see circul srs. French. Prof
Of sas %ora Cham
,sl61m
WO3D's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND SCHOOL
Capitol St. day and night sessions persons prepared
.l @teR IN sns ee e e e az,
ELocurros. ORAroRY
MARTYR COLLEGE OF ORATORY
Hon EDWIN b. HAY, President Of board of trustees
s. the 81" world Sss s Oc
year opens yanuary9. dl2-3m
MISS AMY C. LEAvITT OF BOSTON.
1121 VERMONT AVE NV.
PIANO AND HARMONY SEQ
FRIENDS SELECT SCHOOL. 1871 ST. NV
thorough and progressive school for both sexes
ocsi-tr '' THos. ". sIpWREfI. Prineip.l.
MISS BALCH'S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE
1u and Business College 1907 10th 1t. n Pupils
and census examinations StenoRrsphy TAUGHT ss2-tr
~ THE SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
National Bank Of the Republic Building eth and
September I. 1892 Day and night sessions 1--WE
departments, viz: Practical business, intending
ice; Preparatory English with Elementary Book
keeping: Spenceriau Rapid Writing, Shorthand and
Typewri.inR. Architectural and Mechanical Drawing;
cation.
Spacious. brilliantly lighted newly improved, hand.
always in demand terms moderate but no compesi
day. Telephone cali. lOs4-3. Calf or send for new
' Address 'Ai Mrs. saRH A a sP ihH.%SFcTaa,on
au12 Principal and Proprietor.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE,
" 6s' La. ave bet 9Th and 9TH sts NV.
Seventh year business educator in this city
Fifteen years q member Of the faculty Of Eastman
College. Six Business, English Phonoeraph,
and enthusiastic teaching Thorough and practicsi
courses. Graduates of excellence and distin-
guished success. Catalogue free. seT
OUT OF WASHINGTON.
NTAPLEwooD INSTITUTE. coNCoRDyILLE.
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

MAPLEwOOD INSTITUTE, CONCORDvILLE
IN Pa 1872 per year. successful school. One Of
the best to infuse with and wake up boys
the duties of life. Boys under ID years. el61
n7so-4m. SH0RTLID5E Yale). A. M. Prin.
ID OCKVILLEACADEMYFO FOR BOYS ROCKVILLE
~ Nd. Second term begins FEBRUARY l; thirty
minutes from Washington terms moderate For csts-
logue address W. P. MASON, q. g. n. A., Principal.
ja6- Inn
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DENTISTRY.

PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH
NO PAIN 80 CHuoRoFoRN
NO DANGER No ETHER Oh GAS
No SLEEP NO COCAINE
No swEIIzD GUNS
NO CNPLEASANT>ESS.
NO EXTRA CHAhGk
We have exclusive control of . preparation for use
In this city. which. when
APPLIED TO THE GUNS.
RENDERS EXTRACTION PAINLESS
IL n applied directly TO the gums.
BY its teeth be extracted perfectly pAinle>s
No swelling OF the gums afterward.
The patient retains all hts senses while having his
teeth extracted
No danger. Particularly adapted to persons who
cannot take css
We ask ray IL not Represented.
OAn on US and try system Of DItrsss cry dctso
op iocdi epptsodtion and We guarantee you VII use
no other N the future.
THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs.
,asosomh5' 1917 Penn ave nv
GHosHoN,s DENTAL PAELoRs. EST Adj HEp
VI 1885,. lS0S l4.h 81 nv Full sets 81. sl2 and
go. Old plates made new. Open day and nirht and
sunday fllins sl up. Old and new proceeses used
ta251m'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-06

To cu.E BAcxAczs use salvation on, sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-06

GRANpMorHERs
METHOD
The day ofthe string and aatircn"is past Other
methods in dentistry prevalent now Il By en-
ployins modern time-ssving appliances and skilled
operators that able produce perfect results
at small cost Our patrons reap the benefit
Extracting. 25c. T; with Gas. soc.
Cleaning. 75c.
Silver Filings. sc. Piatins. el 90
Gold Filings according TO size.
VERY BEST TEETa IS o.
u. S. DENTAL Association
COR. 7TH AND SIS NV. acI
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND WILL BE RE-
4 celvec until SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ELEV-
ENTH. 1888 inclusive to furnish the civic commit
tee Of the inaugural ceremonies with sad
die cloths. Number required. two hundred
OF each. Samples must he furnished with hid. r.
L. JORDAN, Chairman Subcommittee. 5l9 9Th 1t.
nv JAS. II. Smith, Secretary, 6ss St
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Az ufne- members are selected 20 respond to
toasts and The club Is thus enabled to cover
quite held. The dinners are held once a
month a. the shoreEAm, and OWING to the large
membership Of The club II l. impossible to as
stgn 20 each member = paper for a meeting.
But before the adiOurnment for the summer
months q meeting vail be devoted 10 hearing
tsn-minute papers prepared BY the several
uembers. Although the membership il COM
posed almost entirely OF disciples Of blackstone
~ discussions are not limited to legal matters
among some o; the subjects recently discussed
being The Naturalization Of the Iiauor
franc" paper presented by Mr.. W. w.
Wright, r.; Tho Single Tax" paper pre-
ssnted b. Mr.. Geo. II. Brown. IT,. aud at this
eeting the club was afterward addressed by
Mr.. Eobt. J. Boyd. secretary o. the Single Tax
League; The Abolition OF capital Punish
ment,' . paper presented BY Mr. Geo. w.
Drew. sad "NOmen and TIE Elective Fran
ehiss. paper presented Oy Mr.. Psrcival d.
0roNn-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-06-21
Same Here.

1t is surprising to have a patron
come into the Office and give an item
OF news, and apologize as thoug'i, his
visit might be considered an intru-
ION. No man is more Welcome than
he who brings an item of news, even
if It concerns himself, We naturally
consider every man who furnishes us
with a news item to make our gcol>
umns more interesting, beuefactor.
We hope that none of our readers
will have the least hesitation in visit
ing our Office or appearing before us
ON the street with request TO pub
lish such an item. The more inter
est we eau cause you to have in the
paper the more it's visit will be well
comet. Elk.
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THE ORMSBY HOUSE

CARSON CRY, NEY.
THIS Old ESTABLISHED AND WELL
known House isnov open or the accom-
moda ION of the travelling Puolic. The roems
have beer thoroughly renovated and return
shed.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
The large dinin room has been so arranged
that parties or families can be furnished with
in private, four cosy rooms havin bsea fur
titioned OF for that purpose. The Bar will he
supplied sith the best Of wines, liquer and
cigars.
Fine Night Lunches a.Specialtyl
Thankful for pastfs vOrs hope for . continu
ancs Of the same
AZ w. w. MOORE, Prop.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-06-21
APPLICATION.

To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners; Gentlemen
Your petitioner, E. Aube, County Clerk
and ex-Officio Treasurer of OrmsbJ Coun-
ty, asks your Honorable Board for leave
of absence for three months, such leave to
commence on the 5th day of July, 1898. My
Deputy to be Mr.. s, H Day.
E. AUBE,
Co. Clerk and ex-Oficio Treasurer OF
Ormgby Co. J6
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-06-21

This popular Restaul. Mt Is now
recognized as the leading place ia
the city 7r good service ind souare
meals. my aim to make il the
most perfectly appointed eating
place n Nevada.