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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-24
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FUR REST-5n ST. n. E.; ROOMS AND
bath $40, 30 Rear 1919 10Th st. NV; rms;
. ~. 90 X. II. I. LEOPOLD, s.w. cor. 18th and
SIS. NV. jy20-6t
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GENERAL AGENCY FOR COUNTRY BOARD
Bonding houses in all parts Of the country
Prices fIon s. to $40 week: special rates TO
Department clerks, for Orkney Springs. CHASE
GOiS. s:Il 81. a.w., RooN 10, 9Th floor.
ieaU-lpas
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOOI [4ND L OC MI.
LOST-ON SUNDAY, JULY -, A SOi;REI. HORSE,
with star and slightly blaze; two white feet be-
hind Return SPENCER CURRY On 10Th st.
bet. 4 and B sts- IT.. Liberal reward. It,
LUSf-SArURDAY, GOLD WATCH, GOLD CHAIN
and silver cigar cutter. Ii found and left at
1900 18th u suitable reward will be
given. ... .....-- are. It,
LOSr-A cow, AT SCHliEVES' PASTURE. SUIT
able reward to the finder at Queens Chapel
ruad- KI.EiN'S FARM. IL"
LISr-MOItNING Of JULY 23-BASkET OF SOIL
ed clothes, between 10Th and SITS. and Mt
Pleasant: tag attached to basket with name A.
W. Clemens. baggage express, &c. Reward
1s.2 Vermont -.-...t 1t.
LOSr-FEMALE IRISH SETTER; WHITE MARKS
face and dark ring around throat, caused by
collar. Liberal reward IL returned to st.
L. s--
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CHlROPODISTS.

NDlHING LIKE !T.-oCE REMil,:s:S Tr,,
bes; In SIC Nos.t. IiNe as,sa, al l>rm5u .n.
re!i": IN 81! f,st s..IssGu. p-of. J J. G'sDai. "a
s,N. fA::us,osiisis. AZ: Ia. ss.. 9 to = a. r..
S:,s.3rs, (. t. u f.E
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STORAGE.

At,Mi AND NAVY SToi:NGE Ppos!S .lnT G.
st. hest locA. .on IN EaSiirgtSa; sc;,art:e rooms
~ desired: -atCss rcIssts.-blc
jy.O-IE. {. g. SLOAN & co. i'-c;ri-to-s
ADVANTAGES OFFERED:
= Et-.u-oo; SiDr=.c ,Tar,I0l5t.
f:ryirrpscrf SaU;t iu- Nalua5,c<,
issehcd Iron Rooms ;o= rasgiiI.e.
Jl>cisiiS Arranged EocT:s for i':sE3s
wG-as Of Art sci TiE.is..
Ix?.r. Packers Of Furniture, Chi:s, etc
Reasonable r..t.s-
ANGLICAN SrctErrY -.N,r TRCST COMPANY.
I'D fifteenth Street. i,5
0sNAIE SIoI:,GE !:tsbNIS. f0u::sTOi:N IRON
frcEt hailsii-g: ss.sEa:" :c5ls; rates. 81 ;"-
gso-ii Par load ifil siE! Inspect. Di'I-nY &
hEHz.NC, % IA. s'e- nw. D:-ir
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR IRON FUREING AND Lair
in.. -tuicr for Building for fIbrnry Of Cnsl.s.
ii5 East Capitol ST. Washington, ID -. tut. Is.
1884 Sralsl proposals Tor FURNISHING c-lire IA,
uTs puttnc in place. complete. f.e irur FUR. -
and iathipg Requires! 'Dr tie FEELINGS Of The so-r
clsi and south curtains. second sigfy, q t.ys
oli..iie FOR library VI Cca-rss. ia his INV N
he .,ceivcsi a: ths Office uu;n THO o'tIfl;x
~. an SAlti;ipAh. ThE f.SfsafI nAN NJ
AUGUST. 1898. ard "7rr.d :ni-, sIla;.l, .hsrs.
after IN presence 81 hll.Ts. SlrclS atsi.s :, D.
!al instructions aAi ''ois tinns sI:5 nisnk faria<
81 PROPOSAL may :" obtained a.;hr.rios - an.
ofii-c rERNAiiD H. GREEN, SCR ia,-l.l n.
and Es,rE tyl..ei - 20 .sS :,
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WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-IN GEORGETOWN OR CITY. 4 ROOM,
partly furnished, and private bath. Address T.
f., Star Office. jy243ts
WANTED-BY LADY AND BROTHER TWO
rooms near state Department: would Ike to pay
part rent in hOusewOrk- Address VA, Star office.
I242t-
wANTED-ABOUT AUGUST /. 81 GENTLEMAN
and wife, unfurnished rooms; suitable for light
housekeeping; in Tat preferred Address E l.
v, Star Office. iy2S-3ts
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE SIX BEAUTIFUL. ADJOINING LOTS,
immediately at Il station. on railroad to Balti,
Elore: IL miles out. 70 minutes ride frum the
$50 feet each all level and in grass; fine picket
fence and splendid ncxhaustble water the
plaee; rare Opportunity Address Isox So Star
FUR SAI-E-5vO SUBURBAN PLACES AND
farms country property specially; large list
ana nn.s map OIL the country around Washington
CLEMENTS. 1921 st. NV. =. ,jys4-3t'
Fer SNE-LOTs-TH CHEAPEST LOT IN
sdo1 41g ots S Ss s st to 81 ssS 0 My
snsS lisa CShsE ssss HrsaGs II in hroGka
FOX SAILOR EXCHANGE TAKOMA-A NEW
ly decorated sroom cottage, with double parlors,
hall and porchcs; nearly ~ acre of ground. with
plenty of shade; six blocks from line near the
Celebrated rakoma spring; title clear; easy terms.
Take BIishtwgtd , err for IaS9ma. ard call for
north OF the Presbyterian Church h2s-ot'
FOR sALE-ACRE LOIS: BEAUTIFUL SHADE:
F fi and and hsthy a nes1noTood mills
G CO. SIS saiy $. Faym'n' DccNEff i PEEa
FOR RENT-AT EVANSVILLE NEW s-RooM
d s. s!ahl", barn. water shade; largc lot;
DCCkErr, DENT * CO, $50 + st. jy2l ST.
FOR EENT-Ar TAKoMA PARK FURNISHED
hauss 10 o, snail family of ndnlts; cheap t" right
jy2i-st.
FOR SAIE-DON'T PAY Slo0 FOR A LOT WHEN
you can buy lots at Columbia Park from $50 up
For short time you can take your choice of any
lot TO. S5O-cash instalments; 10 per cent OH
for cash Circulars and tickets at Office. G:3 +
st. .-..r...s-...-" jS21-tf
FOR SAIE-HOCSE on ANACOSTIA HEIGHTS,
overlooking city and river: rooms, bath, fur
mace; street cars; lot 10x250; $4,000. In
qulre premises, o3 Franklin ST.. Anacostia.
tyl9-lms
FOR SALE COTTAGES HALF PRICE FOR CASH;
several and S-room porches. large lots &C.:
in Iopuiar subdivision: 3 Miles out: fare. Che.
Apply at NEWMAN & son. Gil 9TH st. NV. tc3O
FOR SAIE-AT wOODSIDE. MARYLAND-NINE.-
room cottage. just finished: large attic. cellar.
furnace. range bath. excellent water; wind mill
and we'd she'd: price, $500; terms to suit. d.
Y. LEIGHTON. 49, ID ST. NV, Al st. je5-tf
FOR RENT-oNIY SO PER MONTII-ELliANT
new SrJom and bath bricks; anil: nicely pa
per'-l, porchcs, shade. &c. Take Brighiwood
ave. cars TO Newman terrace. 4O0I sth st. NV.
lny:i-.;Ei
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-OFFICES. COZ 7th NV LIST $50
1i23 4 st NV, first Sc 18th and
1Oor .S>3.33 SIS NV, Pr, ID floor
1323 + NV, rm i, LIST 14a0 Ia ave 2d Il -. 40
noor 80 IS3 18th NV. LIST and
l4ll r 81 NV entire ID floors .......... 40
building 10 93l Pa ave (upper
1924 NV, entire base partl ............ 30
IneuI 40 SW cor 1lth and IL, 3r. so
oOi i4th NV. $3.50, vi + NV, rm TO-. 10
Globe bldg large 6O5-7 18th. several rs
Sc 18th and 1918 + NV several rs
SITS NV, ir, entire 14lI g NV several RS
81 hoor: 90 1i2l + NV, several
Pa and 18th NV. 2r .G5 line Offices ...-
521 14th st NV, de- 1423 L NV several
sirable office. AZ fine Offices -
ol9 18th ST NV. 80 GO b NV several rs
i1IOS. j. FISH Err & co.
1ylS-tr 1924 st. NV.
FOR RENT-CHEAP OFFICE ROOMS
Baltic building. C06 ST. NV
Mc,;Owan building, CD + st. NV.
Riley building 9Ih and f SITS. NV.
SIS st. NV.
COS L ST. nv
BARNES & wEA-ER
1e2s-eotr GO b st. NV
FOR RENT-lSr FLOOR FRONT. q ST, NEAR
18th Apply WEST END NATIONAL. RANK
je29-1m lIi5 4; St
FOR RENT-4O OFFICE ROOMS: ALI. MODERN
imprCvementsp Bliss building. Nos. 81, 81 and 80
st. NV, opposite Capitol grounds; floor plans
upon application A. EUGENE cox, Manager
ap243ms
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOI: ENfII tSGE;-HOJSFS IN THE wv. RANG
fng frpTI $500 - S.J.tsO. IN exchange for i'm
proved ~ uninproycl prIPerty IN city O. sub
jy2i-2t
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

AGMoNiATfp STEAM GARRETT DEANtNa
works t,asrsts ri-aHei 81 to ios: rnsiia.r
rarfets r.ade Ino;h proof free o. ,!ss;ge. MAJ
.ressss E,ad- to ut,lrr. Oficr, lT2o Is. az.
No.ss. les sni 1910 NV. gsi~.,i.sac s,i
-lN.-.s
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FOR RENT 1927 10th 6r mi q
113i Conn av 15r, miss 2Ols /. Or, mi. % so
2I3 Del ay. l2r. mi. $3.50 1906 PA ave ia 4r&b 2s
1926 18th, 12r, sta niE5 2l29 Pa ave, IN, "a so
$40 18th. Office rms .a5 1904 kingman, Or mis7 80
45l ID. Or. ST & eel. .61 $40 @ NJ. Or. mi. - 80
1912 18th, Tor. mi COG. 92 cath, ST. eel mi * 30
11ii y, Sr. -. 90 1861 Pa ave. store. =. u
1875 y, 12r, mi. 80 270l X ar and store. &. -
22i Z, Tor, MI. $50 1910 10th, Gr mi. .22?O
500 2lst l2f mi 80 ~ 4l6 18th, 7r, mi. 30. 80
1919 31st, 12r, mi. $3.50 7I3 ID Gr W. &. 20 40
us 10Th. l4r, mi....Se 1913 30th Or mi. 20 50
53i 18th, Tor, mi. .50.75 2323 l. Gr eel wg 70. IS
49, Ia Tor. mi. 30 ~ NIX Goth ST. v&g 80
1907 Pa ave, Tor. so 80 lllI l. Or, wa. Is. 80
1923 Pa ave Tor. uni $3.50 34ll o. Or eel wa &c. 80
20lS ", Tor. mi. 1880 1872 Bath, ST. W. 10 40
11+7 +, ar. mi. $3.50 24dS III. Or, W. GID 20
22l5 NJ, 1r, mi. 30 80 1925 L, Or, is 30
2l35 X, 9r mi. 80 24z1-g y Or, rSe rs. 80
1S2i G. Tor. ~ .D ls2G 18TH r'r s-lop. Is 40
2I0s Pa av Tor mi. $3.50 2023 l.. rr. 5r. Wis 80
2l23 T. Tor, mi. 1910 1918 Prospect. lis
21il X, Sr. mi. $3.50 1922 &c Is 18th. Or. IL
1921 IA ave. Tor mi II. - 1909 v ave- 1r.....15
22o5-7 L. Sr, mi. $3.50 4Oi X ne, CT, wa IA so
1901 I'D, Tor. mi. 30 All 21si, a., ...14.sO
1881 Both sr, mi. 30 80 800 oath 5r wa IA 30
$40 a s ST. .Ss i H. I'd q Srxia.s
2l4t L. Ir mi. so ~ 51O 23d. Gr Il ~
1920 10Th, Sr, VIZ. Is 80 Pas D. Or. VIII 80
:s)42 y, 81, mi. 80 23og-ll Va ave Or MA 80
1908 ;, ar, mi. $3.50 1851 Valley, Or, WIZ so
CS7 9th ne. ST, mi .25.5O
For full list apply 20
wEsoorT & WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
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FEMALE.
WAREHOUSES;.

wANTED-ABOUT A BROOM HOUSE FOR FUR
chase; state terms and street number plainly.
Address G. t. G.. Star Office. ty23-3t.
WANTED-TO PURCHASE DWELLING
in good location: . . rooms: near ear line;
Will assume trust not over $500. Address G.
X ID. Star office jy21-3ts
WANTED HAVE CHOICE CORNER CO.
luu't In Heights. that viii exchange for i'm
proved property in any section Of the city, and
assume trusts Address d. =. Star Office. jv21-2s
WANTED To RENT IN Ne SECTION
OF city; 1iso to sell; sales quickly made: rents
promptly Pefntted.
FRANK l.. HANCOCK & CO.,
ap2J-tf Cor I3th and {; SITS ne
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SEAT PLEASANT HOUSE.
High and beautiful spot; spacious house; excel
lent board and room only $40 per no.; So Der
,vrcS: distance. twelve minutes on train: com
mutation fare about Zoe. round trip; l:fJ train
met sundays: descriptive circulars and views
o. the house and grounds be had of J. f.
!aret. 1914 b ST; J. r. Colhoun, GA ST., and
..Gi ST. n and Star office. For full pirticIi-
Ears. apply 10 s. II. DROWN, Seat Pleasant. Md.
:ny3i-.n
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

WANTED To RT,NT-IO UR - ACRES WITHIN
sOrt distance; for poultry house and uItbIilIing:i
al. e. Vi. Star Office. jy243t5
FOR RENT-N RDCKVlLLE. SIN DWELLING;
hoiESes. comparatively ard In good cunli-
ton, containing from six to twenty rcour; each;
rrnt t0''- Apply LEE UI'FJTT. Rockville Nd.
tNf-tt
FOR SsL-E-AIAIOSr NEW sROON COTTAGE,
nigh. airy ceilings; within few minutes OF the
worid-renOwned health resort. Old Point Com
foI;; 80 feet water fryrt with tine gard n and
acr's o: oyster grounds: excellent view OF
Chesapeake hay may lie had from the yrranla:
facilities for bathing. fishing and Grabbing un-
suIp- u: ON reasonable terms. Apply q i. w.
PHILLIPS. Hampton. Va jy7-eoots
FOL. Rf.Nr-A FARM IN PRISCE GEORGES
co'sliy. Nd, adjoining r. r. station ten miles
ir"m ei'y; good nve-rOom dwelling: stabiins
barn. Orrtard. small fruits; 80 lc,e. Of ,.,oN
land; suitable for truck, dairy grain. Address
l. o.. Star Office. t,.:i-f aw-tf
FOi: SAiF-ONE OF TIE MOST FERTILE FARMS
IN Charles county: 500 acres; half cleared L,if
woosseti- raIIst he Gacririri paw OF rprt-a~e:
erly IS IN acre. Adslrcss +. VI. o., Star Office
Wis ~ - N'
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1903 q ST.. .55
1876 9TH ST. .......... 80
224 CorcOran st As
Stable r 114J X l ay -
Stable r 1913 NJ st. .2j
2 Fayette terrace. 20
407 18th st Sc. is. 30
11O6 K 1712 4th st. III
531 11th st SC. 10
rable furnished houses.
ii, FON & BROWN,
HOG u st. NV.
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FOR hENE-
1877 10th NV. 1ir.
ami ............SS3.3'
226 3d NV, 1lr.ami %
500 9Th sw. 1r.ami. %. y
353 l sw. 6r.ansi. 20. y
30 AZ sw. sad. -. 2
124 9th So, 7r. ami. %. y
325 c sw, Tor, mi. ID. ~
1927 ~. sw, 6r.amilS.Ji
$40 ~. sw, Or. wa. 4
724 ~. sw, s&d. .1i.5'
1916 Union sw, Or. Il
721 9th Sc, Or. wa .lO.2'
Cor I'd & Ksw, s&d. Il,
52S I'd sw, Or, wa. II
iN2l-.its
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SELF PRAISE.

Self praise is no recommendation, but
there 't are rsnn ne SlA eIl tha one ttS must per-
himself. When what he says is support
ed by the testimony Of others no rea-
sonable man will doubt his word, New.
to say that Allcock's Porous Plasters
are the only genuine and reliable porous
plasters made is not self praise In the
slightest degree. They have stood the
test for over thirty years. and ia proof
Of their merits It Il only necessary to
call attention to the cures they have
effected and to the voluntary testimon-
ials Of those who have used them.
Beware Of limitations, and do not he
deceived by Misrepresentation. Ask
for Allcock's. and let no solicitation or
explanation induce you TO accept a sub
stitute.
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swELLINa rHE supsIpY.
Many Additional Deeds Handed to the
Committee Yesterday.


Yesterdays meeting Of the supslu'
committee was productive Of greater re
suits than were any Of the meeting
held last week. large number OF prop
erty owners coming forward with addi
tional deeds, and a number OF other'
promising to respond to the call OF tn'
committee today. The meeting was hel'
in the chamber of commerce rooms
Mayor Kinney in the chair. and D. var
Dusen secretary. The claim havlnt
been made that some of the members OF
the committee had not subscribed theil
proper proportion GO per cent? of theii
real estate holdings, DR.. Kinney stated
that that amount was expected from
each and every property owner in the
city.
c. r. Thomson made few remarks
to the same effect, and urged every one
to do his share.
The responses were numerous, eacn
member stating how much property ne
owned and giving deed to a parcel Oh
land making up, with what he had
already given, the proportion asktd.
The following members of the COM
mlttee have subscribed full one-hfth oil
all they own, of inside and outside lots
and acreage:
DIR. ALF. KINNEY, C. H. PAGE, g.
WINGATE, JAS. w. WEIGH, B. AND
H. G. VAN DUsEN, VAN DUSEN IN
VESTMENT CO., ]. C. DEMENT,. G.
r. THOMSON, GEORGE HILL, w. B.
ADAIR, s. d. ADAIR, DIR. ]. A. Full
TON. G. w. HOWELL.
In addition to the foregoing members
of the subsidy committee, it may be
stated that some were absent by reason
of sickness, but are confidently expected
to do their share.
There are many others, of course, who
had already given all that was expected
of them. To these may be added the
following, from whom deeds were re-
ceived yesterday:
V. BOELLING, u. H. WEIGH, MRS.
NANCY WEIGH. II. A. SHOREY, l.
w. CASE, a, w, WOOD AND WIFE,
PENINSULAR LAND & INVEST
MENT CO.. LAFAYETTE PARK CO.,
A. MCFARLAND.
Promises as follows were received
from others:
Business lot 75x1OO. from Hon. Ben
Young.
Note for $500 from Christensen &
Cor
Lot In McClure's, from s. T. Mexican.
Lot in Hustler & Aikens from A. v.
and C. B. Allen.
Some lots from S. b. Crow.
Liberal subscription from the Astoria
Street railway,
Liberal land subscription from P. H,
Johnson.
An additional deed from Isaac Berg
man,
w, f, McGregor says his company
will subscribe if others do.
w. E. and NJ. L. Warren, promise of
more lots ~.
Deed to lots from Messrs, Foard &
Stokes.
Similar promise from C. w. Fulton.
H. B, Parker will hand in deed to ad-
diuonal lots.
Many others have also promised notes
and land subscriptions.
OF the above the deeds to land will be
transferred to tho committee today.
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The RELIGIOUS mass meeting at Y. NJ.
C. A. hall on Sunday was pronounced
success. there being full attendance
despite the inclement weather, ana at
teHtive Interest was manifested by the
audience. The speaker, Mrs. BushonV
addressed her remarks to men, and
stated that they the men, largely con-
trolled. by their example, the lives ~
the children and those budding into
tsGng manhood and wcmanhood; tRst
though the mother led devoted Chris
tan life, her efforts might lose full ef-
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feet If the father-the head of the fami-
ly-did not exert his influence directly
for Christ. At the close of the service
Christian greetings were extended, and
the laborers went away encouraged to
continue the crusade for God and right.
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The Columbine arrived in Portland
on Saturday and is moored at the foot
of Couch street. She will remain there
a week or ten days, and her boilers and
machinery win be thoroughly overhaul
ed. Afterwards she will proceed to Pu-
get Sound and there go on the dry
dock, where she will be scraped and in
spected.
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Lloyd's annual summary of shipbuild-
ing returns shows that during 1893, ex-
elusive of war ships, $50 vessels of 1885,
sSa tons gross tvlz,, 4SS steamers OF u.s.
277 tons and 9S sailing vessels of 1896
tons) were launched in the United King
dom
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At recent drill by the Fort Candy
Life Saving crew. the time occupied In
the rescue of an imaginary shipwrecked
sailor from mast 200 yards distance
was only two and one-half minutes
from the time Capt Stewart and his
men arrived on the ground.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-13

Under the heading Of IA Sixty-Mile
Race" the South Bend Herald has the
following: Frank Spittle and Clyde Full
ton, attorneys of Astoria, made race
from the Oregon seaport to the court
house in this city Wednesday. They ran
neck and neck until they reached this
city, crossing the Columbia on the same
steamer riding from Ilwace 10 Sealand
in the sans ear and then taking the
same steamer for this city, but here
Clyde Fulton, who knows every man
and hoy In thig place, got ahead about
neck and passed under the wire easily
In the lead, winning the purse and gate
money. The way the matter started
was this: Two parties wished each to
file an attachment on q certain eaDnery
on the Columbia, and each was very
anxious to have their own article first
on record. Chances were even until this
city was reached, as steamers and trains
are common carriers, but en reaching
this city flulton only had to reach the
court house with the clerk while his op-
ponent had to find another bondsman,
as well as the clerk and court house,
all Of WhioA problems were puzzler
to him, q stranger within our gates.
1t is sufficient to say that the former
named gentleman was b9tbered by none
of thaSe problems aud got his attach
ment first on the record.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-13

All the finest brands. including Bel
mont. Flor de Madrid, Lillian Nordtca,
and Las Palmas, are sold at w. T. Bev-
endg's Columbia Cigar Store.
Olsen has % brands Of clear Heyana
cigars and be viii give yog a better FL
gar for 10 cents than you can get for
Is cents at any other place. 527 Third
street,
Anything IN the line Of gents furn-
ishing goods, In the newest styles, can
be had from p. A. Stokes & Co. during
the present month. at prices never be-
fore equalled.
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A sermon on the foreign mission will
pc preached in the English language
by Rev. j. qelleen in the Finn Evan
gelical Lutheran church of this city on
Wednesday of this week, at 1880 p. m.
All are cordially invited,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-13

Revival services at the M. E. church
this evening, as usual, beginning at :
O'clock. There will be a prayer meeting
Tor men only at Y. NJ. c. a. hall from
i to & this afternoon, and a woman's
prayer meeting will be held at p. m.
at the NJ. e. church.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-13

Suit was filed with the clerk of the
circuit court yesterday in the case of
Enoch l.. Blodgett vs. Spencer H. john
son and wife for decree to establish a
boundary line between the original
Blodgett donation land claim and the
property of defendants.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-13

J. S. Dellinger denies that he is inter-
ested in the Sunday Herald one way or
another, and-adds that he has no in
tention of becoming stakeholder in
that institution, as was announced in
the Herald on Sunday last.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-13

D. X. Warren has brought suit
against w. W. Wherry & Co. to recover
the sum Of sl,4l5, due on promissory
notes, with interest from July, 1893, at
the rate of 10 per cent per annum and
for $40 attorneys fees.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-13

DR.. G. A. Ross. of Chicago, a prac-
tical and scientific optician. is stopping
at the Occident where he can he con
suited for the next two weeks. Office
hours. 8 to 10 and to A.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-13

There is a fair local and shipping de-
mand for red Alaska salmon in San
Francisco, says the Herald of Trade.
Retail dealers report an enlarging call.
At the east and also abroad the con-
sumption is reported increasing.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-13

Mr.. Smith, superintendent CT the civ
water works, gives notice In another
column that he proposes to shut off the
water from all water consumers thar
are delinquent on the eleventh d1th1
day Of each month, and that In the ~
.ure, he proposes n see that the 4ails
Of the commission governing the pav-
ment Of water rates are strictly en-
forced.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-13

On January 18th there occurred a re-
markable and significant illustration of
the enterprise Of the shipowners of the
port of Liverpool, says the Journal of
Commerce. On that day the White Star
line had in the port five OF their large
steamers, viz, the Germanic, Adriatic,
cevic, Nomadic and Tauric, and also
two steam tenders, representing in all
total Of 29,445 tons. There were also
the sailing ships California, Copley and
Esmeralda, aggregating SAB tons. Thus
in steam and sail there were close unon
$4,000 tons Of shipping In the Mersey on
the day mentioned Under the manage
ment Of the one firm, Messrs. Ismay,
Imre & Co. The total tonnage under
the control Of this firm amounts to 12O.-
900 tons, so that in addition to the ves-
sells in port on Friday they had $1,000
tons az sea-
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-13

The production of Camille" last even
ing at Liberty hall was eminently sue
cessful, a large and critical audience
expressing their delight at the perform
anec The play was finely produced
and acted, and the costumes were ele-
CANT. There was a large sale of tickets
for the same play tonight, and the
house will in all probability be crowded.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-13

l, L, Qsgood will shortly move his
place Of business to the Kinney build
ing, and will occupy the store between
Griffin & Reeds and the Astoria Ma
tonal bank,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-02-13
An $50 lot for 90.

Meany is the leading tailor and pays
the highest cash price for fur skins.
For 81, lot is delivered every week
to the buyer in Hill's First addition.
Lovers of a good cigar can always
find mild, fresh Belmonts at Chas. Oh
sens
Hills First addition is located in the
centre of the city. Lots are now selling
In 1t for 50.