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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27
Army Orders.

An army retiring board is appointed to meet
at Columbus barracks, Ohio. for the examIna-
tion of such officers may be ordered before
it. The detail for the board is as follows: Col
Melville A. Cochran, sixth infantry; Col. Simon
Snyder. nineteenth infantry; Lieut.. Col John
B. Parke, second infantry; Major VIM. E.
Waters, surgeon; Capt Louis Brechemn,
assistant surgeon; First Lieut. Harry L. Bailey,
twenty-tirst infantry, recorder.
Major Julius C. Upper, sixth cavalry, will
report to the board for examination.
First Lieut.. George W. Burr, ordnance de-
partment, is relieved from duty at the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College Of the state Of
Mississippi, Oktibbeha county. Miss.
Lieut.. Burr will proceed to Allegheny
arsenal. PittsburR. Pa. and report to the COM
manding officer for assignment to duty.
The leave of absence granted Second Lieut..
VIM. H. Osborne, fret cavalry, is extended one
month.
Capt. Theodore F. Forbes, fifth infantry,
will be relieved from duty at David's Island,
New York, by the superintendent of the re-
cruiting service, and will join his company.
Capt. Marcus W. Lyon, ordnance depart
ment. will proceed to the works of the Union
Metallic Cartridge Company, Bridgeport, Conn.
on official business pertaining to the inspec-
ton of ammunition.
Second Lieut.. Edward Anderson. first
cavalry. is transferred from troop + to troop A
of that regiment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27
Wooden Ships Going Ont.

All the old wooden ships of the navy are
going into "Rotten row" one by one and as a
class are fast disappearing from the naval
register. The St. Louis, one Of the very old
timers. has been condemned by board of sur
vey AZ unfit for further service and will soon be
put up for sale to the highest bidder. For
many years she has been receiving ship at
League Island. Pa, but is now found made
quate even for tina. duty. She is wooden
sailing vessel. of only $50 tons displacement.
and was built at Westinghouse far back as 1929
Her class, II Is said. included the Cyane. John
Adams. Fairfield, Falmouth. Levant, Nandalia
and Nlncennes. none of which remain on the
navy list. Her best remembered service was on
the coast of Africa, when the ships of various
nations cruised there to put down the slave
trade. and that gives her record an interest
now that she is likely to quit the navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27
ARMENIAN PERSECUTION.
A Letter Says That There is No s.
Thing.

A Letter Says That There is No Such
Thing.
The Turkish minister at Washington has re-
ceived the following letter from Constantinople,
dated June IL:
The Armenians who, in America write against
the Turkish government are principally those
who cannot return to Turkey owing to some
trouble with the Ottoman authorities. Their
sayings, therefore, are without real value. and
ought not to be believed by people who love
truth. If everything that is said against the
Turkish authorities were true; if all the atroci-
ties supposed to be perpetrated against the
Armenians were really based upon facts. there
would DO no Armenians left in Turkey and
everybody knows that there are still 5000. 600
under Turkish rule. Beside, many Armenians
occupy important positions in the government,
both Of the capital and of the provinces, and
We have the written testimony of Mr.. Newberry,
late secretary of the United States legation at
Constantinople. to the effect that persecu-
ton against the Armenians exists in Turkey.
We have read here the criticisms made by
The Rev. Maxwell Ben Old against Mohammed
Webs conversion to Isamism.
The Anglican clergyman thinks that because
Morocco is badly governed and Mohammedan,
therefore the religion of Islam is bad. too. It
is just as If we were to say that because, in the
name Of Christ crimes have been committed
against humanity, therefore Christianity is a
bad religion. There cannot exist a more alb
surd argument. And we really think that
sense and tolerance lie, so far, in favor Of
Webb,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27
How to Nu!lifY the Geary Law.

The significant statement attributed to the
Chinese viceroy to the effect that a new treaty
must be negotiated between China and the
United States to regulate the immigration
question has caused the suggestion to be made
by State Department official that the Presi-
dent could thus. with the aid Of the Senate.
absolutely nullify the Geary law. There would
be no necessity to secure the consent of the
House of Representatives. A treaty has the
full power of statute in the United States.
and if of later date, can replace it as the law
Of the land. The Supreme Court has ruled
in a number of cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27
A Change Recommended.

The surgeon general of the navy has urged
that n change be made in the quarters for the
sick on the cruiser New York. At present they
are located forward near the magazine and
torpedo tubes. The surgeon general thinks
they should be an,idship or any place where the
sick can have more room. light and air. He
hopes TO have the defect remedied before the
vessel goes cruise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27
NAVAL OFFICERS RETIREMENT.
The Cases of Five Now Before the Presiden
Awaiting His Action.


Awaiting His Action.
Admiral Harmonys retirement creates an
other vacancy for the graduating class of naval
cadets, and insures provision for the entire
class. Five naval officers have been recon-
mended for retirement, and their cases now
before the President. They are Commander
Woodward Ensign Salter, Ensigns French and
Hawke and Lieut.. Commander Webb. Admiral
Harmouys retirement swells the total number
of vacancies in the line to twenty. and with the
eight in the marine corps every member Of the
graduating class will receive a commission.
Unfortunately for the cadets rejected on pbysi-
cal grounds, they will have to be dropped from
the service without receiving $1,000 which
Congress allows those honorably discharged for
whom there are no places in the navy, as there
would have been places for all OF those rejected.
This is the first occasion il has been necessary
to take such action since the famous law of
1882 went into effect limiting the number of
cadets to beannually assigned to the navy each
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27
Capt. HiE-insOn Applies for Restoration.

Capt. HiC-insOn Applies for Restoration.
Capt. Higginson, lately detached from COM
mand of the Atlanta. has applied to the Secre-
tary OF the Navy to be restored to the comman
of that ship In doing this he ignored the
Secretarys suggestion that he ask court of
inquiry or else make written statement of his
case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27
Perfect Paradise for Children.

At Bay Ridge, on the shore of the beautiful
Chesapeake bay; only an hour and n halls ride
from Washington. through beautiful green
fields. Trains leave H. and o. station at 9:l5
am, 1:30 and AIS p. m week DAYS. and 9:35
a. m. and l:30 and 3:l5 p. IN. Sundays. Round
trip, SL00.-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27
The Darmstadt Arrives,

Mr.. Z. F. Droop has received the following
telegram: "Steamer Darmstadt passed the
capes at o'clock this morning, due in Balti-
more same day."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

II lively new b.y-sndow house Of 8 room. and bath;
foe .b
:ps
day and week DAYS see 2o9 Is. St Sc :m.! Sssh
Ssl ASSis l. % WALTER INV WEED 60:
a. be or
so s.s W. every MODEM eoveni en- ana &
3. 1901 Pa. Nv. je24-tr
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL MODERN RESI-
aence IN the north on 81 near NEW ID Hnp
struction ;bay-w.ndow brick with heavy brown stone
ns sssn. sna
hsrs: electric bells speakinx sube; se finished in
ments: steam heat Price, sI3: 900 Terms to suit
Apply to 4 snd Loan 6s
New York. 500 l1th st. NV je24-3
EOR SALE : NEW 3sTORY BAY-wINDOw
si Psrt :n only s. 5oo Hddrss.
COR sALE-BY owNER-s3 5OO-FoUR BEAU
mi. including cabinet mante. electric gas lighting
@ Saih ra9Ts in perfect order Apply TO
Sk1 S Eos s' i5th St ne ne ''' iessiw'
NOR SALE-MUsT BE SOLD BEFORE JULYl. /
house. near Dupont Circle. great sacrifice % feet
front III modern imprV GHRs EARLY sos 18th
L,OR sALE-s5OO CASH AND BALANCE IN
cellar brick house; rooms bath and cellar: electric
bells. speaking tubes and all modern Appliances.
$50 Westminster ST. n-w Matchman on premises
TAOS. G. HENSEY X co. 1900 st. NV. ial9-2w
L,OR ExCHANGE-NEw 3-STDRY PRESS BRICK
II home: rooms and bath; SO. 900 Wanted-A lot
In Of the suburban subdivisions in PAYMENT
SEMMES BROADBENT, 500 stn.w. jel7-1m
L'OR SALE-TENN. AVE. BET. AND STS
i new Sr9am house; Al nj; large lot; 1900;
FRANK l. HANCOCK Il CO..
jel62w 18th and q sts- n
L,OR SALE-BARGAINS-EASYT ERMS-6 NEW
II houses on d st bet and G. SITS. n. : rooms:
men.s. Inquire OWNER. aio St NV NV my 'itt:'
E'OR SALE-A MOST BEAUTIFUL FOUR-STORY
Il cor. house 10 rooms and fine tiled bath room;
a m l. electric BELLS fine cabinet mantels, hx-
lures and tiles open replaces and in rapidly
two squas.s south of Mrs Loesn's nne residence;
terms TO suit price, $40 600; large reduction to i'm
mediate purchaser houses open daily for inspection
Apply to OWNER, Room 6. 1901 Pa ave. n. W. j10-3m
EoRsALE-
We make a speciality Of BROOKLAND property
and II viii pay you T. call upon us before buying.
foot that We sell on favorable terms and HOUSES
from 81 400 to "a. 600 No trouble TO shon property
For full particulars call upon
McLACHLEN BATCHELDER,
ap22a Cor. 10th and G SITS. n W.
LNOR sALE-FINEST SITE IN THE CITY FOR AN
4 apartment house; on st. n. opposite Franklin
Park ~ TT IL by LA r. soft alley improved
by three 4-stOry D houses and stables in rear APP
ply Dr. ID. NJ. OGDEN, Executor. 1924 st. NV
apl5-:5m'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27

During the week 3s9 nuisances previously re-
ported were abated and TAG closets found with
out modern plumbing.
The following is a list Of the squares in
spected during the week, viz: "a, IS, IS, ",
81. 81. 95. sc, 81. IS. 80, Georgetown; 76, IS,
107, 1877, 247. 2ss. SIS, SOP. sos. SIG. ST., SIS.
562, 563 n. S4S s44. s45. SAG. s65. 81. s95 s17,
939. Washington. The following numbers OF
squares were supplied with water follows:
Potomac. on premises, l,S40; hydrans IN
streets, 12s; wells. 80.
During the week there were thirty-four
squares and l.503 houses and premises in
spected; 500 nuisances were found and persons
creating and maintaining same notified to
abate. OF this number seventy three were re-
ferred for the action OF the health officer and
the various departments Of the District gov.
eminent, through the Commissioners.
Il will be observed that there were three
squares less inspected during the week ending
June "a than the previous week. vet examine
ton OF the report will show that these squares
contained 23s houses more. thus presenting .
slight increase of work done in favor Of the
past week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27
WON BY FAIR PUPILS.
Honors Awarded at the Academy of
the Visitation.
MEDALS AND PREMIUMS.

Closing Exercises This Afternoon at the
Georgetown Convent-The Graduates and
the HOnOrs Conferred Upon Them-An
Exhibition Of Art and Needle Work by
Students.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27

The program of the concert by the Marine
Band. Prof. I. Fanciulli, conductor. at the Capt.
toll grounds tomorrow afternoon is as follows:
March-"U. S. S. Massachusetts,. .. .Fanclulli
Overture-"Zannetta" Auber
Horn 'Waldlied" KreutZer
Messrs. Tiiieux. Petroa, Jaegie and Mazullo.
Selection-'Robin Hood" .. De Koveu
Waltz-"Gruss an Hanover" :. Labitzky
"reminiscences of Mendelssohn. Godfrey
Spanish sci enade-'La Paloma" $500 .Yradier
Patrol-''Salvatiou Army Ortiz
Patriotic song-"Hal Columbia" ........F yles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27
Taking q Night on.

Tomorrow evening Messrs. Saks q Com
pany will take their employees on their annual
excursion. The steamer Manchester has been
chartered, and the exclusive use Of the grounds
at Marshall Hall will be placed ct their das-
posal.
This excursion follows . custom established
by Messrs Saks 4 Company four or i've years
ago. No tickets are issued-no outsiders in
vited. The entire expense is met by the firm,
and they and their hundred or more clerks,
with their families. enjoy a social evening amid
the most pleasant surroundings.
The idea OF these annual outings and the
plans on which they are conducted are orig
inal with Saks q Company Speaking Of the
success OF the excursions Mr.. Saks Save There
are no bills We pay with greater pleasure than
those contracted on account OF our annual ex-
cursions. They give us an opportunity 20 show
our employees that we appreciate their fidelity
TO our interests We leave the cares OF business
ashore and all pitch In to have good time, aud
have it.
THAT our men may have ample time TO get
ready we shall close tomorrow evening ct
o'clock" e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

A GO ID ARM eok sac CA. AP-.56 ACRES.
IA IA miles from WASHINGTON; fruit. well watered.
good buildings, No. 1 grass land. For particulars
apply 2l3O OF. NV. city. jeA-6ts
EOR SALE-1O6 ACRES OF FINE LAND. ON
rood road. miles from city; Groom dwelling and
outbuidings; large orchards; school and store con-
ventent S25 per acre DENT. BOWEN 4 CO..
je24-3t 623 st.
COR SALE-l5OACRE FARM. SITUATED IN
L Anne Arundel county Nd. i miles from Annap-
oils by the road and ~ miles from Chesterfield: 100
acres cleared: balance woodland Groom house and
Broom tenement on place This is bargain at 81 80
&4OO cash, balance l. g. and years
HUNTER HUNTER,
je21-6t $40 14th st. E.w.
EOR sALE-AT wOODsIDE. MUSHROOM
L cottage large attic. bath. hot and cold water.
range. collar. windmill. stable; corner lot, with
sha de price. So 600; terms to .utt.
jeS-2m B. F. LEIGHTON, ASP D St n. W. col. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27

DROPOSALS FOR STREET LIGHTING.-
i Office of the Commissioners, d. c., Washington
June ~. lS93-seaied PROPOSALS viii be received at
this Office until ONE O'CLOCK PM. AUGUST
FIRST 1897, for lighting the streets of the District
OF Columbia for period of ten years less Speci-
fc atoms ard BLANK forms of proposals may be OBJ
tanned on APP licstiOn. J. v. ROSS, NJ NJ PAR
HER, C. Z. POWELL. Commissioners. d. C. je2:3-Gt
II $. COMMISSION OF FISH AND FISHERIES
Y 9Th and B SIS. sw, wash,ngton. b; c.. Juno
OF JUNE TwFNrYNINTH. 1893. for fur
nishing and deliyer.nz -. in VA, during
az NAV BE- required from time 10 time. the
following quarti;ies more less, or free-burning
white ash anthraci coal free from slate and dirt
lGI tons egg size and 10 tons stove size. The coal
subject ton provided by law the nspec-
on lee be paid the contractor Fuller details
furnished on arphc alton TO the engineer of the
mission. HEKBaRT A. GILL. Acting Commissioner
's'r.--tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27

During the twenty-four hours ending st noon
today burial permits were issued from the
health Office for the following:
white-Alexander W. Owens. IS years; Cath
arire Schotter, SO years; Frank Milana, year;
Louis Hepp, II years; Gertrude Stricken, 8
months; Richard S. Reed. 6 months; Henry
Thomsordt. 9 months; Albert s. Carroll. 3
months; Eva L. Msnglitz, 10 months; Helen +.
Brown, months; William Wood, day; Lillian
E. Connell. IL days; Walter j. Watson,
months; Edith NJ. Raybold, months.
Colored-Joseph Jordan. As years; John lay.
lor. 40 years: Nancy A. Jackson. 6S YEAR,; hoot.
Pinckney. 2 years; Freddie Parker, Is months;
Maud S. Cherry. months; Robert Baker,
months; Martha Thomas. months; John DICK
inson, 2 months; Annie Foster, montns; Msuo
Micbens. s months; Bonnie Siege, months;
James ii. Lee, months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27
OF TOE TOMAG

Now is the time to invest your surplus money in
Real Estate. where it will be secure and bring in
larger profit than rate of interest which may be
promised on dosbtfu stocks or other securities.
Choice Lots can DE secured in this subdivision
the Conduit road on easy terms of payment. which
must return a large profit the Washngt Oh
and Great Falls Electric Railway. being surveyed
through this property, is built
Full partic uars at
1420 st. NV.
ie22-St g. II. PINE. Special Agant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27
WORLDS FAIR.

THE WORLDS FAIR VISITORS ALLIANCE
i saves its members ten cent everything
entire cost. 81 Apply sol 9th ST. n. W. AGENTS
wanted on salary commission. ap15-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27

Number of squares inspected ... -
Number of houses and premises in
spected. ............... ............ l.5os
Number Of families residing in houses. 1.49l
Number OF persons occupying houses ZIG
Number of rooms ............ lo,745
Number Of water closets. 1857
Number OF box privies. ..... 22s
Number of nuisances found - 896
Number Of lawful garbage receptacles.. 652
Number Of unlawful garbage recep-
thcics -----------.---.---.- oZO
Number of premises severed. 1.351
Number of premises without sewers. l52
Making total inspections in this service to
date as follows:
cqunfoe-- --.---.----.----------- OIL
Houses and premises 1904
Families. .................... 1854
Persons el,79s
Rooms ................. lSS,7A
Water closets .............. 24230
Box privies OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S737
Nuissnces ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5,40l
Lawful garbage receptacles. $40
Unlawful garbage receptacles ........ s.179
Premises severed ..... l5l76
Premises without sewers. 2928
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27
FOR SALE-LOTS.


FOR sALE-A GREAT RGAIN-LoT a2. IN
ssP soH Hc :;af 70. s.isno1s. ' Ma
FOR sAtE,eo. 900 FEET OF 0ROUNp MAR
VII Hsns. wants
FOR sALE-.AN ELEGANT LOT ON 10Th ST.
II sad n0 1saF s.656or sawyer oH 70 ssT price.
L Bargain. in lots.
located and we'll adapted for business Site per foot
-Four shallow lots on Fla. ave- BET. N. Cap. and LIST
80. WATERS THOMPSON.
te24 1895 ST. ".
ST. MT s;, sE .as
containing 40 square feet viii be sold at very
'T ssss if taken within b g BHEi DAVIS CO.
ie243t 1919 st.
F0R sALF-LoT ON OREGON AVE; BET NEW
foot alley offered at low price, as owner is about to
' Sssp DEEBLE. DAvIssS9;:
FOR sALE-BIG BARGAIN.. COLUMBIA
Of washington 81 feet at 4c. net: regular PRICE
sa S Sopt mortgage can remain. L. r. = Green
IN which in the District. i e.
D, and SITS. n extended will run through East
and should purchaser die before all installments
S july isSs MS F. n PINE 81.
Je19-12t
E0R SALE-LOTS 8 AND l. SQUARE 1853.
tI9ntin t on IN st. he between 6th and N sts
proved by two frame dwellings under rent. Offers in
TRusTEss 6F S1as1 op OF
|. D. o. F.. 17l3 New York ave. NV. je17-lm
Tor sALE-LOT g. BLOCK Is. SOUTH BROOK
4 iapd; situated on Frankfort st Price, l2c. per
o eheag oe
Tor sALE-BARGAINs,
IT Cor. near Md. ave. and Sth st. H. e.; 6O1ll6; will
subdvide into beautiful less than 81 300
25thst; n. near St. lot 5o191. only. 90
On s,s St Ne beautiful o,' on grade, sewer and
Georgia ave near intersection Pa ave 5nc
Cor Del ave- and st. ne "a feet front. s2 600
NJ oct YER s1 lsth RRiiE "a 81, 80
For sALE-A No. ! LOT on 10Th ST., NEAR
on 18th st near O. aoxS5 frame house on each under
rent cheap to immediate purchaser
Room D. 1901 Pennsylvania Avenue.
TOR sALE-CHEAP BUILDING LOTS
lots corner and l4th SITS. n e..............I0c
So lots on ST. bet 18th and 18th sta .2oc
ST 19 ps'f SIC # tth 81.
c1C PAYS FOR A HOME LOT AT MAYS
y = Landing. the fl re suburb Of Atlantic City; o
squares from r. r Communication fare to Philadelphia
p cents; station on ground; fine driving. fishing.
cunning, bathing, sailing; city and country COM
safe and sure Investment; $50 Invested will bring
300 in months factories built this lots
.sis nsafsa SEND 9 ser on s.-s%l. aYs
ie1-Dt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27
FOR SALE-HoRsEs d VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-HoRsEs d VEHICLES.
EOR SALE..,oNE HORSE; YOUNG. SOUND AND
NV Sen'ie' will work anywhere Call at 'l7 sta.t
DOR SALE GOOD. SOUND HORSE. FOR
III. family n or business purpose perfectly safe for
Moser ron safe. 1865 5 It, NV ,e@7-2t.
DOR sALE-s3o WILL BUY A JENNY LIND DE-
Ss: "sfGh SS nTw sIs sfABq E
W. je2:;-4t.
For sALE I'm GENTLE sYEARotD MARE.
gain Room p 1850 st.nw 49, 'A'' jea7-3t.
FOR sALE-H0RsE. HARNESS AND BUSINESS
WAGON fGr $50 owner has no further uss fcy it.
EOR sALE.sPECIAL SALE SATURDAY At 10
oe;ock sharp until the entire stock Of 100 carriages
IS sold Also Go ss % ana
GOODS Nt dE4Eks :? SE T9G S,zaSai
jc26-tr i66 Pennsy.v mia ave "
EoR sALE-s35 Will BUY sIDE-BA! BUGGY;
LIVERY STABLE. 6l7 Z st. NV jea3:,t.
DOR sALE-A PRETTY AND GENTLE GRAY
H.. horse buggy and harness; reasonable price 2:o
EoR sALE-A HANDSOME BAY MARE: PER
L fecty sound. kind and reutle; good -tepper; also
ehesp i6 ss 'ie surrey anu SET OF hAfs1
TOR SALE
EafTf bsysg pak
terms or cash e She t9,lo wi, os cash only; New
8pen sGfrra, So" st Htn tol sSo aayt2ns s49 NJ;
up; spindle nu0gy. $40: cut-under extension ton
nearly new 3125 phGeton. 24J village cart, S63;
victoria, l3o; blackboard. $50; dayton $i7 spindle
buggy, SIS.
ON Tue days and THURSDAYS. from 30 TO o 30 D. m
will have building lighted TO enable those not
able to call during the day to examine our st OK
The public invited. COOKE JARBOE. 295 NJ
81 n W. my',0-Sn
L'OR sALE-ALwAYS On HAND ABOUT 300 CAR
L riases and business wagons to from, con-
ssting %: elegant cabrioets. beautiful canopies
surveys paetons buvgies and all OF the latest novel,
ties IN traps. but the Bruins wick Is the best bin,
ton trap ever invented. Harness. whips. lap robes
and large stock of good secondhand carriages ami
wagons at e. ST. NV.
my1-tr s. ]. MEEKS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27
ACCOUNTANTS.

DATRICK II. C. BRENNAN. PUBLIC ACCOUNT
Il ant and Auditor. 1894 4 ST. NV. Investigations
and reports made of bankrupt and nsolvent
estates taken of, &c. j...s2- :3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-27
FOURTH OF JULY GOODS.

IN AH,I ORKS!-FIREWORKS,, WHOLE
". sale and retail-Cann ons. pistols. caps, balloons.
lanterns firecrackers cents, paper napkins. torpe
dos &c. Wonders for children. GOULD'S. 42l 9th.
near E, myl62ms