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Violated an Ordinance.

A. D. MARITIME and A. Couregleri were
arrested yesterday afternoon by officer
Lowell upon complaint of the Health
Officer for dumping garbage at Eighth
and I streets, thereby violating Ordi-
nance No 235
The record-union., 1893-07-06
The ChesIev S- Co. 6,ase.

Louis Elkus, defendant in the case Of
George T. Bronner, receiver of the Ches-
ley Il Co. estate, against Louis Elkus and
w. H. Jones, has filed in the Superior
Court notice that he appeals from the
judgment of the Superior Court rendered
against him on May ), 1898.
The record-union., 1893-07-06
MARRIED.

NES-STEPHENSON In this CITY. July
5th by Rev. II. w. Conry, d. D., William H.
Jones of Colusa to Hattie L. Stephenson of
Sacramento, Cal
BOYLE-QUlCK-In this city, July 4th at the
residence of the brides parents, 1919 |
street, Thomas Boyle to Emma Quick, both
of Sacramento.
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Schell Not improving.

The young convict, Schell, who was
accidentally. wounded in the battle be-
tween the Sontag- Dalton gang and the
guards last week, is not improving as
rapidly as could be wished. His condi-
ton remains about the same as at last re-
port-neither better nor worse.
The record-union., 1893-07-06
A Sacramento Danger.

J. c. Frazer, the well-known local
teacher of Scottish dances, was a COM
petitor at the Caledonian fete at Shell
Mound Park, Alameda, on the Fourth.
He won the first prize in the Highland
reel, and third in both the Reel O'Tul-
lock and sword dance.
The record-union., 1893-07-06
Death of NInY Raedn-

Miss May L. Beede. daughter of S. S.
Beede, of the Red House, died in this
city yesterday, at the age of II years.
Deceased was native of this city. where
she had grown up in the love and esteem
of all that knew her, and among whom
her death will be deeply felt.
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The Judiciary:

az have used Simmons Liver Regulator for
constipation caused by arrangement of the
liver, and always, when used according 10
directions, with decided benefit. Hiram
Warner, Late Chief Justice of Ga.
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To Prevent tie c rim.

Or any other similar epidemic, the blood
and the whole system should be kept in
healthy condition. Take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla to give strength. purify the blood
and prevent disease.
Hoods Pills cure liver ills.
The record-union., 1893-07-06
EVERYBODY'S COLUMN.
Correspondence OF Interest to the
General Public.

Under this heading the RECoRD-UNIoN will
publish Short letters from correspondents on
topics Of interest to the general public. The
matter in these communications will be un-
oerstood to represent only the views of the
writers. All communications must be accom-
panied by the name of the writer, not for
publication unless so desired, but as a guaran-
Tee of good faith.-EpS,
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A WORLDS CHAMPION

Thomas Carroll, the Hammer-Throyy.
ing Giant.
At the Scottish games at Shell Mound
Park, Alameda County, on the Fourth of
July, Thomas Carroll took first prize at
The record-union., 1893-07-06

CITY licenses, water rates and dog tags
are now due. Pay Immediately and save
trouble.
The record-union., 1893-07-06

the sidewalk ordinance, had his case con-
tinLed until the 10th inst. The sidewalk
IN question has been repaired and the
case will doubtless be dismissed.
The record-union., 1893-07-06

ONLY complete stock of music and il
struments at Cooper's.
The record-union., 1893-07-06

WHAT is the ruling craze to day?
Sassafras Sour! So all here say.
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CITY HOTEL.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

BOARD AND ROOM, So, SO SO AND
d S6 so per week. Meals, 20 cents.
r. BAYERSDORFER. Proprietor.
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SACRAMENTO SWIMMING BATHS,
rWENTY.fIRsT ANp 0 STREETS

HOURS-8 to 12, to and to 10. sun.
days-6 to 2 and to 6.
ADMISSION-Adults, 25c; five tickets for
81. Children under 10 wears, sc. Commu-
tation tickets, S3 per month. Tub baths in
cluded IN admission.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

MY STOCK IS REDUCING VERY FAST.
VI but do not let the idea run away with
you that you can not get any more bargains.
Call and see me, and see how cheap You can
Duy. have lot of suits Of one kind / am
closing out at 80 cents on the dollar. Call and
convince yourselves that 1 really intend 10 re-
tire from business.
g ROBIN, CIothfer
612 and 6I4 Is street.
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No Extortion, Imposition or Inconvenience

The Great Western Hotel,
JACKSON AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
% Chicago. Near Union Depots, Theaters,
PostOfiice Board Of Trade, Steam. Elevated,
Gable Roads and Steamboats, to Worlds Fair.
Absolutely nreprOof elevators, electric lights,
exhaust fans TO cool rooms, elegant parlors,
fine dinng-roOms large restaurant; meals,
SOC each. or q In carte: 400 newly furnished
rooms, 81 per day; children to 12 SOC.
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Union GARDENs.

A DJOINING UNION BREWERY, TWEN-
"A tieth ana o streets. Fine Lawns, Bowling
Alley, Swings. Refreshments OF all kinds
served on the grounds. This Is one OF our ia
yorite resorts. JACOB GEBERT. Prop.
EAST PARK,
FTNHE FINEST SUBURBAN RESORT. NOW
a ready for the picnic season. The grounds
and roads are in beautiful condition. Refresh.
ments OF all kinds served In the highest order
M. 7. Billy GROENEVELD. Prop.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-17
oior cue interesa

sahen les campesnos parroquianos en- general oua
concuen 10 Iazs de Mercado. mejor remedio que
haypala el eft0mago el Pn yque ell tinco pro
encuentra en- La pulperia cQuita ALI encontra-
ran tambien los oocneros buen suido de provisiones
baratas "a los precos lmitados)
mon. de lam chetIzos asturianos cuanto pusda
necesitarse Los Aohoa encontraran hcores exquisos
para aT gusto pala1aI Con que sabeis muchachos
Nm La mds chiQua despacha prontud nsf
M tseossRs -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-25

Rand Of phl.se,ph,. ,,-r,.A.a
that Occasion n, h.n =. 1-r,..
one, but not nnanctaily ,pcn..s,,'i 90 ~.
managers Of mi. h.u m. .u-vt.,...-.. n
M NcIane az R.ltiroo-. 81 -. ~ puNa.
VIM. p. Moran. Mai Aug A N,chol.o. ~
winthron ,oa M r,ncoln -. - - y. ~.
Of n.naeers. The ulustrton. mn 80 ,s-s
period whose names ,prear a. n.n.ss,' =, ,.'',s
balls we're Gen Sol. Gen Tos.o, c..
Jessun Den Wool Col R,h.r, " T.. -,
Cha-les N.v W ses,or NJ G.i.s ~. n
Blair NJ John g Rive. NJ NJ NJ Co-.ar..
M. George " Rigr, and MANY o,h.-.
aAD SO -
inc Inauguration OF WI. fieree IN 1883 vAs
sacdened BY the recent loss OF his son end con-
-equently there was no Inauguration ball The
shadow Of that ao,,e.,,c ,fs,r,,o, hmm. ox.r
the Executive Narsio, fo- IN. A., ,vr, % a..
wears OF the aana,n,strat,on Ther. h.. 80,
been a more porpl,r Prc.iJe,, ,h.n NJ p,src.
within NV recollection Touny8 the ,i,s. -,
h;s administration he hpi 80 eraenr,a him..ls
10 the people of Ws.hihs,on ,h., an. ,iti,,n.
withou, distinctioD a T.,r, .,,,,,n,., /. -.
mittee TO terae, him, -, 60, : -, ~. l.,, az.
city as a testitoon,.l a, ,l.,- III ,,.,,,,.l -.
gard Mr. Pierce arknovgai.,S a. ,,,,,,,,l,-
meut declined the escort I'm, "a hs .,orl5 -.
harpy TO me-, tha o,,,S., =, - r-,....
Mansion before his rc,irs-ne,, m, ~. ,~e,.-
sion named the White -. -. 5000 -
the p,rtinc with h;,, 60. -, =, ,,e.t
At the inauguration 81 NJ R,,h.a., ,sx-
there were two irarcn-.,,nr - "a
ciral one was held IN IN. h.n -, L,,i, -
was the case In 1919 in the c,,, bsii ,r-,,',,,,.
The surviving mhrareys ~ ,b,s Ri - ST..
Webster. George W. lone. 81 Iou. Iahn go
rsne and Gen nanl Z Sickl.s ~ NJ yo,L
Robt McIAne o; B.ltim,re Iparo 30,
PRYOR, Col. James O. E.rre, N " M.hor
Hudson Taylor. John F. Covle II a Pant A
s. H. White. Mai wm H. Thomas az Ionis-
vile and John + Ennis On the lis, % man
ayers are the names Of ,x Postmaster General
James Campbell and James W. Denver. Who
died recently.
There WAS a ball given by the Twelfth W.ra
Democratic Association Of Philad.lphi. At d.
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Clouds That Indicate Rain.
From the Boston Transcript An amateur msssorsSs-

Clouds That Indicate Rain.
From the Boston Transcript An amateur msssoroaD
eist's notes.
Having thus satisfactorily provided for the
administration OF my weather department, with
Thermometer, chimney smoke and vane near 81
hand for constant consultation, gave up at
tempting to formulate my clouds according to
prescribed methods and for my personal con-
venience reiegsted them into two general types
or classes, viz, fair weather and storm-pro-
ducing or threatening. With the wind At
the westward. smoke dissolving and mercury
normal. few floating clouds more or less
had no significance except 10 show thas
tie earth sent up more vapor than the
atmosphere could readily assimilate. With the
feeble sunshine and low temperature OF winter,
these local. earthly clouds were to be expected
daily and would gradually melt away and dis
solve with few scattered snow fakes. IL they
banked up into heaps OF fluffy cumuli, with
shimmerings OF frozen vspor, 90 much the
better FOR the weather and the observer. Even
the ridiculously named ''sun dogs," thoss
dainty bits Of prismstic coloring that some
times lodged about the sun morning and
evening, foreboded no evil II was the wisps
OF cirri, the high-up flaments that came iron
NOBODY knew where, that did the mischisf.
Look cut for the rain seed" said one keen
old weather prophet
When the sheep 60 for water rain win
come" added another.
The rain seed identified in the separate in
dividusi clouds forming collectively the WE'LL
known 'mackerel sky" which. according TO
proverb, never leaves the ground dry" But tt
was poor year for mackerel and caught but
. few specimens. genuine mackerel sky with
unbroken cloud column spanning the hsavsns
from north to south, lie Of very rare Occurrences.
1 found nv rain seed in the shreds and curis
above noted, denoting atmospheric disturbance
high up In the air. With fresh south wind they
often gathered and thickened rapidly, sssuming
fantastic shapes-the ''cats-tails'' and wind
trees OF nautical observers, and the more r.
regular and fantastic the forms the moro vie-
lent the storm that promptly followed.
The .sheep" indicated by nv friend we're of
. very different order and mission They ere
small round clouds dscsdedly sleepy in expect
that dash In 1t the breach affair . storm has
been some time brooding-briak little fellows
that scud through the gray 1an Of cloud - II
with relays Of heated currents Of cir o. cleo
tricity, and their arrival on the scene invariably
prssapitstss cotton
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HALF ACENTURY
Personal Reoollections of MANY For
mer Inauguration Balls.
THE TIPPECANoE CLUB.

father was Inaugursted-on Some Coca
sions There Were Three Sets OF Festivities
But Few of the Manager Of Those Tines
Now Survive.
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Il. MAu

Or woman who complains these davs about uncom.
Portable footwear doesn't get much sympathy. -Four
or hve years ago such complaints might have been
entitled to some CONFERENCE.-The that before
Messrs Wilson Carr Of 929 street northwest had
located in midst. They have wrought great
revolution in footwear and to rot be acquainted with
the merits Of their famous 90 so shoe is to arxue
yourself behind the times Any one who has ever
worn pair Of these comfortable shoes couldn't be
bribed to any other kind-just because they
eoD.Jortdbie-not after YOU have worn them OUTPUT
from the frat moment you put them on They are
made for ladies, we'll nen. and may be had in
variety Of shapes-broad. medium or narrow toe-but
there is solid comfort in every pair. They are made
VITA glaze finish for ladies' and. besides all the COM
fort they the most serviceabe shoes for the price
ever made. Try pair the next time You buy. and
when they worn out. you will and yourself going
blocks out OF your way. necessary. to get another
pair fsl3o
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EOI SALE-BY


B. H. WARNER CO..
9l6 STREET NV.
North side Fla. n W.. bet 9th and :th ,t..
three 3--tory bricks. 8 rooms ami bs'hs a. oo
North side Nd. ave. be. 9th and 10th SITS ne.
IS94
D bet. I'd and Sd sts n. W. 3story and base
"eh' 0r,ck ;s-...--.-'--.-.- o'Soo
East side LIST rs. bet. and d. 3-story and
1878 WV
K St. bet goth and 2Ist s,s n w.. Groom
brick. stable In rsAr-l9t 01l1s. 5000
E.., side 4.h st. ne. 3 new bricks, s..ory ~,
li04.
South side Virginia ave. nesr 11th st. sw,
opposite guve nmsnt reservation. 2-story
'-f0ona irsns iif;a7; -............. o'ooo
9th ct; . g, bet and sts.. 3-s.ory Broom
WIN : Ill., e42. '''''-'''''-''' ''o'0
South side Mass. ave. n e. bet 1.t and I'd. 2
story and basement BRIG. a. m i......-...... o.ooO
North side st, n. bet. 14th and 18th. q
''''' '-'00" 0''eA 1875. ''''''''' ''"'
North side " Y. ave. NV. near LIST Ct, g.
1901. '
West side 18th st. bet. and sts NV. 2
story brick. rooms and attic rooms. goo
40.
south side bet 2sth and 29th SITS W.
story, attic and cellar BRICK. II rooms-lot
ooAA%o- o.2oO
East side 81 st. Sc bet East Car and A. L.
North side n bet. 18th and 18th SITS. NV.
''''' is q. ''''.''''--''p H. = w
North side st. Sc. bet. 1st and I'd. 3-story
and basement brick. IL and bath.
1885
South side H st. NV. bet. 2lst and 22d, 3
story bricks 8 rooms cellar and bath fur
mace heat q l.. lots lI2xl20. Each. ......6 800
14S4-
West side 18th bet. c and d sts s.w.. 2-story
brick. rooms and bath ........-..-....-. $500
Eas; side Sd bet East Cap. and A sta Sc. g.
story brick. IL rooms i,so $500
ives. side 18th bet and 7 SITS NV. 2-story
brick and basement. o rooms, . M T. lot
Cor. s.h and SITS; Sc. 9story and CELLAR
n Il. WARNER 4 CO..
fs2o-3s ols = st. nv.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EOh sALE-ECONOMICAL AND DESIRABLE
L business corner property centrally located C5)
dIo Nv TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1907 st.
Tor sALE-wE ARE INSTRUCTED BY THE
represent alive Of the estate Of the late James c.
Biaine 70 ocer tor sale the handsome residence
pnpont Circle, now occupied by l. Letter. esq.
ne Residence contains nineteen rooms OF liberia d.
pensions. exclusive Of four bath rooms large closets
&c, large. hne halls. unusually handsome double
stairway separate porte cochers entrances altogether
u IL one Of tbs hn-st residences entertaining
the city. There are nearly ~, 900 square feet Of
ground In the site. Irice eli 90
FITCH, FIX AND BROWN,
fe25-St 1908 n ".
Tor SALE OR EXCHANGE DESIRABLE g.
room cottage. With nple Eround; fruit, he CEN
uAlly located IN Inte-schen. Fls fine view of lake
from piazzas. Dor iurther information apply to-
McLACHLEN BATCHLlDER.
fe2p3t Cor. 10 h and @ sts. NV
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
VICTOR BECKER;

VICTOR BECKER
Professional Piano Tuner and Regulator.
Thirty years In the District Prompt attention.
Bend order to laos 10Th st. ind pOstals at 9o 9th
g.. n. ". feol 81
TUNING AND REPAIRING GEORGE ELY.
L piano maker. tuner and rera,rer, e2l 10Th St
paired. felNlms
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HE APPROACH OF

HE APPROACH OF
the Inauguration OF
President Cleveland and
the unprecedented
preparations that are
being made to render 10
the most memorable
since the foundation
OF our 20 veruuent
awaken in me the spiritof
"reminiscences that goss
back to ls4l. when the
illustrious grandfather
Of the present occupant
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR sALI.se .Q0JgELAYs NE pANeERoui
RR 9S s THS1E Rooms Axp H OF iH 10,
IsHEp Is s XATGEMs, ,x Mop: a AILp ~ iti
Nssk AND poG Penn H a2hcS
AVE. CoiNLE LIN. MONTHLY PAY Nj Mrs
TNOR StLE-BEICK HoUSFs-WF OFFER Tw
r very desrabiy lScat.d ys lbu 1t briek house. tn
very cheap viii not take mu n Ssh to buy on.
fs25-3t 6I7 14ih ST. NV
TSOR sAIr-SNkfL HCUsFs-wE HAVE sFI
ere. ' me- aSGn; ~. net s q,,hs--. e
F.ir. IN own ELLERsoN EMPLE.
is<r,@ oII l4th 81. n W.
6'5 tcker St 3 sty-. bay-vindow. rooms an
'ocn ., re fs., easy teris.: hsTEsin-
BY locsted in growing section neat and attr.cti,
RiE-s st near is,h two square, from 81 q
Gle 3-Niy eel. O.. Il bath, new and moi ca.
p be; 7th and si6 s,y. and cs IS % %
bah; GOOD locality new built for men OF mnd.ra;
f.4 t,m TERsaTHoMFis;0i;S;. i5:l5 fi n. y :
PROPERLY ALL SECTIONS
BARNES WEAVER.
REAL rs aST = n ESR IKE
feur-room brick. water in kitchsa
Rent: FOR $40 @ 30.
S.sso-FENroS ST. NE
rI.sUO nsS s fGst ETin,p5 i iscs.n
Rents for 5000.
s2oOo-7ls 9TH ST. Sc.
,iI,roam hricA, wa,er and s.s
kents for sI4 30
"a sOo-srABIE
i R.T:d e & Tt a5lia5s s .sd:
oppssit. new rovernmen, printing once.
'i' E EsS9'i iG Sa ,is' * m l
'2sSo-So. lAs c.LIT p ~ s ST. =. "a.
1eir ssn - -, .ad ne "a anu
Conere,ed street.
S1 room., bath, ali mod UNA
Handsomely papersd.
Rents for so. 30.
ss.2so-So. 1910 H ST Ne.
BIZ rooms bath; all MI
Improvin locality.
saaso-so 1928 FIFTH e. NE
A bargain
g. 7oo-So. 1928 LINDEN ST. L.p.P
s !. 'ssrs:lS'S Sri Siy i Si.fSs
All mod. imp
Handsomely papersd
sa7so- 80 Elm ST. J. d. PARK;
n 500 cash oaIa bs,.s s2s per i mo;
orooms. bath, al, mt
sAooo-No. s42s sTNw
i rrs's,SIi.E s1y-wi tt front
." 'o I@t 1880 Is % i TO- hey Imp
Rents tor s2a
s&aso-So. So s. G AVE, Sc.
T~o--tory and basement.
Seven rooms; bath; I'll mod imps
Rents for $3.50.
q. soo-No 500 MAPLE AVE. l. D. PARK
1wo-sto. and h.s-m.nt
Rents for $50 So
Thr-e-story and liar.
sis rooms, bath, ali mod. Imp
sasoo-No sl4 MArLE AVE l. d. PARK.
Press 4lGiSs, b 6s% window vi
ss5oo-AILEY HOuSFs-
hepts Nv sis. 80.
ss.75o-So 1877 ST Nv
Tvo-story. press h'i <. bAy window,
Six rooms. bash, ami
Con re'ed cellar.
FIce LEM finish.
Two-story BRICK Stable in rear
%. TSo-No. 40 THIRD 7. NV
Lot lG1gj
Three-stury ami basement
PreSs-b-ica front.
Nine roou-S. bath. all nj
Rents or s4l. 90.
s7.ooo-No los ST. Nv.
Centrally located.
Lot 1SIllO to I-J-foot alley.
Three-story and cellar.
Right ms. bath. all md imps.
Furnace heat
81 5oo-NO. 3254 II ST. NV.
Lot 20xS1 o alley.
TvO-sfoTy and basement
Eizit rooms, bath
All mod imp.
o. oOo-xo COS NJ ST. NV
Lot 20xlOO.
Three-story aud basement
Nine rooms bath. a mod tlEp.
Ron o for s45 90
BARNES L WEAVER.
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A SPLENDID INVESTMENT.

A SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
We have o fine corner piece Of business
property in the immediate neighborhood Of
10Th and and streets. Has front Of
% feet on one street and nearly hundred
on the oth.r Both established business
streets. and it i. one Of the most desrab e
business corners the MARKET either .
present or future investment.
The resent rental is %. go per annum.
which already pays q fair income the
price asked and is sure to be increased IN
the future.
JOHN B. WIGHT.
Real Estate and Insurance,
l4iO ST. NV. fsC5-2t
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/. b. TowxrR 4 Son.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS.
1916 7TH ST. v.

FRUIT OF THE LOOM BLgAcHED COTTON. a,sc.
BLEACHED SHEETISG, l0-4 vide. &c.
UNBLEACHED AHEETING. lO-4 wide, l5c.
Me- LINE OF LIGHT DRESS GOODS just recstvsd.
25c.
NEW SHADES ALI-wooL DRESS GOODS, 5oa
NV STYLES DRESS GOODS. 7bc. and 81
NEW -ATINES, in black md eolors.
BLACK HEN .iETTA, wool face. IS inches vide. 25c.
BLACK HENRIETTA. all wool. extra GOOD 30 md
FuIL LINE OF kMBRoIpERIEs and LAoRa
CENTS CNLAUNDER RED SHIFTS. Job lot ~
PILLOW CASE COTTON. &C.
NED TABLE INN, 22c.
WHITE BED SPREAD. extra good. d aaA olA
FEATHER-PRO0F TICKING. 1jct
L iaE c UT IN Food I'VE: and cheap
WHITE PLAID APRON GOODS, and l0o
FULL LINE OF coRSETs. al ths leading nAksA
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PROPOSALS.

CEALEp PROPOsALS.wILL BE RECEIVED AT
y the once Of the chief gineer Of the Maryland
and wsshingt.n Railway Company, room No; "a.
Sun building. No. l3ls street north west, Washing
ton. D.. c. until TwELvE &C - NJ. on TUES
DAY. FEBRUARY TWENTY-EI6HTH. 1893 for
grading and masonry the rylsnd and Washing
ton railway in the District Of Columbia
obtsined the once Of the chief ensineer upon app
cation therefor together with all necessary inforrns
cred.
The right Is reserved to REJECT any and al BIDS
W. KEsLEY scHoEPF,
fe225t Chief Engineer
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MIRA. n. ". PAXTON.
Q 9. @ cor. 18th and @ sts. nv.
Decorative Art Seedlework.
4 complete stock Of hieh-grads inaterials.
Special new dsaigns for Easter embroidsgfss.
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NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON srEAMBoAroo
POWERFUL IRON PALACE STEAMERS
WASHINGTON" and NORFOLK"
Daily at D. from the foot Of 7th st. Fortress.
Monroe. Newport News. Norfolk. Virginia Beach
service via Norfolk and Carona railroad and AtlAn,
Coast line between Norfolk. Wilmington. Charles
ton. SAVANNAH. Jacksonville and St. Augustine
JNO. CALLAHAN,
d17-H Gen Supt
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
HOUSES AND LoTa

Desirable corner house, 9th and B sts. ma;
all mi. Small cash payment Price only. . o6, 6O(
$40 and slS Ut. ne S-room brick and
stone dwellings; front and back stairs; all
MI Easy terms; small payment Price. .o5. 26(
412 Elm ct. NV; chesp; on easy terms;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-25

E'Uk : IL
Wehave been authorized To- sell that handsome
new bay window brick. $40 21st st. n. built OF
brown stonr and brick contains rooms. bath and
cellar nicely rspered and grained ele trio bells and
gas lighting apparatus. Thoroughly modern in
psrticula-. An elegant deep lot; location very de-
strahle. A chance Sc dom offered to yet such home
at 80 900. and on your own terms Call and see rs.
L. w. WEED CO.,
ia2S-lm 800 Ith at n w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-25
CoR sALE-A BIG BARGAIN IN IMPROVED

LrOR SALE-BCSINESS PROPERTY
l4th nssr II ~. n W lot -. 6x95 to alev; i'm
proved by rood 3story and basement rick house;
now renting for s75 per month. This property will
be cold ct very low nsu-e to Immediate purcb aser.
THOMAS J. FISHFR & CO.,
fe21-6t 1924 K st. n W.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1893-03-30
"The Colonel.

"The Colonel" was here yesterday
and was produced at the matinee and
last night. 1t is one of the best come
dies that ever delighted Little Rock
audience. The cast is superb. There
is not single member Of the CON-
pany who is not deserving Of unstint-
ed praise. Every one Of the combina-
ton is an artist The individual
work is superb; the general perform
auce could hardly be bettered. The
first act becomes interesting the mo-
ment the curtain rises and continues
so to the end of the entertainment.
Josephine Florence Shepherd, who
appeared as "The Colonel" was digni-
fed and charming in the impersona-
ton Of the part Mr.. Oscar Sissons,
one of the cleverest comedians on the
stage, a faithful, conscientious actor
filled the bill as "Jehosophat Gringle-
thorpe" to the entire satisfaction OF
the audience. - Arkansas Gazette
Oct, 49,