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NOOK HIS FINGERS.
|pisrespect to the Court,
ls Deaf and Dumb.


Is Deaf and Dumb.
lies Nett, of North Fifth
Nythe avenue, was ar
Lee Avenue Court, Will
morning on a charge OF
held up three fingers
nat Justice Goetting.
ate was preparing to fine
Tempt of court. when the
other explained that he
dumb.
nxl, a saloon last night"
eliev and three men beat
Lhouis When he tried to ex.
=, officer he was locked
Inc U intoXication."
med | probably have beer
|l,ridge . fact that Nett has
ksol'n. IRE. He was fined 50
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ulv Associated PressJ
SARATOGA y. T., sept 1.-THE Grand Lodge
knights ~ Honor oi the state c p lnEersoll
Of buffalo. President h,E,n its thirteenth annual
session here th,s .nurH'nE.
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sOMERvILLE, y. J., Sept 1.-THE twenty
NTH annual fair Of Somerset COUNT opened here
to-day There will he four tru,ting and pacing
events each day, In addition 10 tNo running raeeA
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FLINT'S FINE FURNITURE,
Useful, Beautiful, Durable.

usctul-Because in our designs we have made
their utility our nrst consideration. The adorn-
ment beauties; it's never hndrance to the
for which the furniture is intended.
Besuttul!-Becauso the designs are choice.
original and artistic. Tho furniture is never
clumsy nor commonplace in appearance.
Durable,-Because It's all OF tho highest ex-
cellence In the matter OF quality It's not only
handsome; IT'S also we'll made and strong.
II you haven't seen It nor tried It yet, you've
missed great deal We sell at Manufacturers
prices
BUY OF THE MAKER"
GEO. G. FLINT CO.,
43, As G. At West 23d ST.,
Near broadway.
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e, =, n HER HANDS.

pne SNAPS Fatally Burned
All the lamp.
Ahu' with Sept. 11.--Mrs. Chris
.hey seem hrrison street, was
q "e 'atter st night by the eX-
n,m ne nae ne lamp. she was
lawS Lawn m ] lamp across the
f for se lrly exploded, setting
Capt. y tbo hall and was
N vss az, " he street. when her
III hs r aIso is coat and threw II
rfnsDe I've Is We're badly burned
Ia string :! "'' ANe'
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Morning Papers Selections.
AT GRAVESEND.
RECORDER.

First Race-Lobengula, Flush.
Second Race-Kennel. Phoebus.
Third Race-Banquet, Yo Tambien.
Fourth Race-Domino, Stonenell.
Fifth Race-Declare, Figaro.
Sixth Race-Connoisseur, Flying
Dutchman.
Seventh Race-Florence, Clementina.
Eighth Race-Little Billy, Anna
Bishop.
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a POINTER,
Instruction.

EXCELSIOR Bicycle Riding School. 1862 z. b5th
st.-Private instruction; one lesson. Soc; 1--WE
10
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Figaro looks to hold this lot SAFE
enough. Patrician seems the dangerous
one, but he may not start, having had a
should be good second and Hyderab bad
may be third.
sixth Race.-Handicap sweepstakes Of SIS each
with 81. 900 added: for two-year- olds: hye and a
half frrlongs.
500 r Dunne's FLYING Dutchmsn. lis
1913 G. Lttleheld. jr's, Connnisseur. III
. no c Littehed, RS Sabilla.........,.... 100
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Lobengula gets a lot of weight off to-
day, and as this always helps horse
wonderfully the writer will expect to
see him score his first win to-day. En-
port may be the runner up and Canter-
bury may beat the others.
Second Race.-Sweepstakes of SIS each. with
81 900 added: for maiden two-year- olds; selling
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t799 Brookdae Stables Golden Rod ........... los
769 J. q. FOanshees IIermsnits ........... rs
1913 Blemton stables King Gold ............... 81
Flying Dutchman's race on Monday
was good one, considering the way he
was ridden lie ought to win easily to-
day. e. Littlefield. tr.. has Sabilla and
Connoisseur entered. He should get sec
may he third.
Seventh Race ---Sweepstakes OF SIS each. with
81 900 added, for three ear-olds and upward .
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Flats and Apartments To Let.
Help Wanted-Male.

WANTED Three good men accustomed TO light
ornamental wrought iron grill work, The w. s
Tyler Wire Works Co., Cleveland, o.
WANTED Rivrters. hodcrson & rigers Apply
corner Freeman and Vernon ayes. RavenswUod,
l. /. CITY.
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Florence. Marguerite and Hibernia
Queen seem the best of the lot in this
race and they are preferred in the order
named.
Eighth Race. Sweepstakes Of SIS each with
81 0vo added. fer threu-y earl Odds and upward
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MERCURY
First Race-Lobengula, Flush.
Second Race-Phoebus, Milton 7.
Third Race-Banquet, Saragossa.
O.. Fourth Race-Domino, Stonenell
Fifth Race-Patrician, Figaro.
Sixth Race-Flying Dutchman, Sabilla.
Seventh Race-Florence, Billy S.
Eighth Race-Fondoline, Bel Demonio.
ADVERTISER
First Race-Lobengula, Enchanter.
Second Race-Phoebus, Nicolni.
Third Race-Sr Knight, Banquet.
Fourth Race--Lissak, Stonenell.
Fifth Race-Figaro, Dutch Skater.
Sixth Race-Flying Dutchman, Sabilla.
Seventh Race-Mendicant. Florence.
Eighth Race-Little Billy, Old Domin-
ion.
JOURNAL.
First Race-Lobengula Export.
Second Race-Kennel Milton r.
Third Race-The Pepper, Banquet.
Fourth Race-Domino. Stonenell.
Fifth Race-Patrician, Figaro.
Sixth Race-Flying Dutchman, Sabilla.
Seventh Race-Leonawell, Florence.
Eighth Race-Melba, Lustre.
PRESS
First Race-Lobengula, Export.
Second Race-Kennel. Blossom filly.
Third Race-Banquet, The Pepper
Fourth Race-Domfno. Stonenell.
Fifth Race-Figaro, Patrician.
Sixth Race-Sabilla, Connoisseur.
Seventh Race-Florence, Leonawe,l.
Eighth Race-I.ittle Billy. VIII Elliott.
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Help Wanted-Female.

WANTED-IntcIIigent lady expecting 10 learn
stenogrsLhy, VIII he taught IN law reporter
onice. will assist her to position upon completion.
81 World Building
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SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
IN rises s. 81 Sun sets. SIG Moon rises. L. IS
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When sho had Children. she gave them Castoris
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Low WATER TO-DAY

Sandy Hook ..-.. &c. ..,.....lots II IS
Governors Island. 80. ............ll.B ll.bs
To ind Eastern standard time. subtract four
minutes
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RAILROADS
souThERN RAILWAY.
schedale M efrert October ~ ls,

49, Schedule In effect October 81, isa4
Al Trains arrive and leave at fennsy I, anla Pas
senset station Washington, ID. q
so an. dAIly-LoCal for panvine and inter-
r. ~, s,stoas and CONNECTS at IyBchburg with
we Norfolk and Western rAilroad westward, daily
cav A' manassas Tor strAsberg. daily, except sun
li;oi am. THE GREAT SOUTHERN FAST
SiAu--Daily, operates Pullman Runet Sleepsrs
49,, tWk ana Washington Via Charlotte and Co
s sinua 70 savannah aud Jacksonville uuitiug at
,h,t Win Sleeper for Augusta, also cnrrie.
tnIOugh Pullman Bunet Sleeper New hork TO Moat-
somery, with connections for New tlrleaus Con
neSs ~ Atlanta for birmingham, Ala, Columbus
and tireenSiile, Miss ~
so pm.-Daily for Orange and intermediate
s sens and through train for Front Royal and
~ ~ p.m.-WASHINGTON AND SOt-T1lwFSTS
.-iaN ' rs llbllED LIMITED. composed Of Pull
maj tesuealed Sleepcrs and Dining Cars runs VIA
y sHL.e, anu Columbia to Augusta, Savannah,
p,l ork 70 TAMPA and 10 Augusta. Also opera.es
.,tah seeper New York 20 New Orleans VIA
Tts Sa, hnu Monigonery, New York 10 Asheyills
,n ia Sahsoury, Washington TO Memphis, yiG Rlrun-
ss sus' And Dining Gar Greensboro TO Mont
s,lnhaAlNs on WASHINGTON AND OHIO pryr.
- leate washington at g:l0 m, daily. 4sa1
PnIs' 1Aliy, except sunday. ana u p.m Sunday
Heynd,0 h p III. and 6:S3 pm. daily. for
assh Returning. arrive Washington > 81 a m,
Al, p.tn., ahlH, from Round Ilil and q So an
- ~ tAeept sunday. from IIerndou only
to- aN1ovsn trains from the south arrive washing
sas n,ss, ~, 30 pm and s:aO pm. Manas-
ny An. daily from oraDge ~
,,on r,, Sleeping Car reservations and informa-
nis Uninsured az ortces. sIi and 1850 Prnnsyivn-
nia Rsi-,a ahd az Passenger station, Pennsyiva-
W. d. GREEN, Gen. Man
g ,,, w. A. TURK. Gen Pass Art
:. oIeoMN. Cen Agt- Pass Dept ,gs
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
station cOrDer Of 9Th and n sr-.e,.

In effect June "a. Iss4
c, Io;so M PENNsYLyANIA LIMITED. Pullman
ssslSG Cars arra6gr 70 Gesso cisc I In.
Car ~ Hs,r-, Ssnrland and Toledo. buffet palOr
1870 AN FIsr IrxE-pu,,m.n r,,rc, r,,,o,
rsbpS ,,laTpsiso9rg Psror and Dining Cars Har-
az s, Pm CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExrRrss
ing and Dining Cans Hsrrisbg4x 10 n. I.sn, ~.
ei9 9ia !. L % and Chicago,
i Ing Car TO Chicago and HARRISBURG 10 Cie,elsp9
s,a:i9 Pm. sorTHWEsTERN EXPRESS. Pullman
ss me and Dining Cars ST Louis, and Sleep
fo;+o PA sfrisps s5 ,t 70 CINCINNATI;
ing Car 30 ,rhSSiEic EMPRESS Pullman Sleep
Mas sso an INF for kaae oanandaisua Rochester and
sl 1919 an FOR Elmra and Remove daily. ..cep,
10 N M w mil,W1aim iport daily, 3la , m.
Siss PIN Car Wash,ngtOn to Rocsester WIN
Buffalo daily and Niagara Falls dsT' ereoni ~,
s sna s,y w, siesgns ca w.saassSa 70 Rns.
p PG5 raSsSss:s SsT m sSs
PPf Ssi ffs% a.ss d.T. g.
ii 90 mnisr Can a 800 30 1inlns Ss0. add
and and ii a G%a on sunday. 40. 7:s5 DINING
40. loo and Z, RiI,ns o g, s% I2:is: siS
f fsst Express 80 am. week days Express, 2:6i
For Boston without change ESQ am. weed dsy,
DaailDore' %, 10 7.50, G.sS, 300. q %
V.SO' ll;O and II so am, i2:ih POL s:ls
AZ, "a Linl,sd). ten go SEQ. 6:I4, 7:io. 1000
a:5s. 300. e:o5. 1910. iI:oo an i2.is, lis
2;Ol, S:l5 400 Limited, 40. $40. si4 $50.
lo:oo, 1870 and Ii IS pm N'
sa hor ropes Creek Line, 7:20 am. and 4 80 pm
dally, except Sunday. 49,
For Annapolis. 7:2O. 900 and II 80 Am and
N. and 40 o n. Wv -
atlantic Coast Line Express for Richmond, snrt-
sonvillc and Tampa. 30 an $50 nm daily
nnI nn In.7 ana Atlaata 80 pm. daily. Richmond
and 4:25 D. M. week days ''
For Alexandria, 400. s:35, 1:4s sac a.1.
Io3I, 1850 am. 12:50 30. 80 4;ss 500
%! 6:l5. SOP 1905 and II 80 pm ga sunday
pm. Wv 0' ""N A0-''
Leave Alexandria for Washington COS s:4s
go: 90 800 200 $40 I0l5 lo:2s am. loo, 2:i5,
S:t S:2t, boo $50, s:13. 1900. 7:20. a:I5 IO:53
ana ~ EOS p m On Sunday at 6:4a. $40 10 IS A.
m. 2la, 9:3o. f.eo. 80. S:i5 and iO:s2 nm
Ticket Offices. northeast OF 18Th street and
Pennsy lvania avenue. and at the station, eth and
II streets. where orders be left for the cheek
Ing OF baggage 10 destination from hotels and resi-
dences.
NJ PREvOST, ]. r. WOOD
,, 1eneral Manager. Gen Pass. sgt.
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FOR lighthouses.


SGTON DANESHOWER.
q SITS. NV.
1896 y J ave NV, Or. Is
2bDi p - NV. Or. 10. 80
2-i3 and .05 l. re. 6r. IL. so
10' l. st nc, Or. IL. 30
Il25 path 81 nv, Or 10. 90
i.5&1 Reeves st NV,
4T ............. .lo.JO
i22 Cab1 al re. sta,
Ut % %
lis - N.aryS pl NV.
- .--.. -. %
= Mccullough st NV,
Az ...-..-......-.1.Jo
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
scheduie in effect June o. 1854
, Lave washington from station. corner OF New
For chicago and Northwest. vestibuled Limited
For CincinnatI St Louis and Indianapolis. yest,.
ouIed Limited, $50 pm. express. 1910 night
n m and 90. ana oie'eiand. express daily ll:i5
For lexington and Stanton. ,i:r,am.
chattapooga' Memphis and New Orleans %Oi i2:cs
For tss .,,,nS $50 ? m daily;
s ssS Z ss si" ss;:s IS a. 3ss .s
MY sos ss g a5 sS sd Isl
go rsoo. 1900. 1000. All 80. Ii:a pm
s. annr gSssy s,S sd sn $50 ssi Pm s' and
For Frederick. sli:l5 M. ellis. ALSO. $3.50
For Hasestovn. aII:ls am and $3.50 pm.
For BOYD and way points. bs:40 pm.
siasc ss6O ana say soist' Da asoO III if sS
Ta.ai3fHS s?9' H1r1 se4 s:y p' .1sss
RRso15 TaP s fsItSn' I Ipiy sGs ssSS
PHH.ADIPHIA.
..s dai hasess's 500 Sew c oSSCt Boston and he
Car. a2So Dining Carr, s:co 55,es Dining D oars,
500 "a 80 pm Sleeping Car. open at I0:od
Buffet rarlor Cars en- all day trains.
Brissntlne Beach. week days I:ao and 1000 1 m.
1900 noon; Sundays, 40 a m and II 90 noon
Except Sunday. Daily. Sunday only.
4 Express trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels ana
residences by UnioI Transfer Company on orders
left at ticket Offices. $40 and 1851 Pa ave- and
r. B. CAMPBELL. cHAs. o. srur1.
au2 Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass Art
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule IN effect NAV 49, 1894
P,l 9th and SITS 0"''" '''''O" 'n' ana
Through the grandest scenery IN America win
the handsomest and most complete solid train serv.
ice west from Washington.
225 PM DAILY. Cincinnati and ST rouIs
SneeiaP'-Soiid Nestihuied. newly Elninped Flee.
tric-lighted. Steam heated Train Pnllman's finest
sleeping cars Washington TO Cinrinnati tndianApo
lis and 81. Louis without change. Dining Car
from Washington Arrives ciBcinnati 500 a. ms
Indianapolis 1i:45 am, and Chicago $50 pm:
lilo Pm. DAHY.-1he famous r r v lam.
ited solid vestbuled train. with dining cal
and Pullman sleepers for CnclBnati Icxington and
louisville. without change Pull nan sleeper nc
virginia Hot Springs. week days arriving 7:D
m Observation car from Hinton Arrives Gin
ctnnatt, $50 m: Lexington. 800 pm: louis
Vile. 9;4O pm Indianapolis. II: rs D m. Chicago.
$50 m. and 81. Inuts. 100 am: connects In
Union depot for sill points
1857 AN. EXCEPT STrNDAy-For Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk Only ran line
2:o5 Pm. nAuY.-Erpress Cor Garaansvfre,
Charloitesvilie WaynesborO'. Staunton and princi.
pal Virginia points; daily. except SUNDAY, for Rich.
Pullman locations and tickets a, comnan,', Of.
ices. 5l3 and 1921 Pennsylvania avenue
VI. w FULLER,
nv2' General Passenger Agent
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Cor. 1874 ant
eOa 1st - nv. lOr. S3T 10
-. i 81 M. q. ....2,i -
- = - NV. CF....l--'u
l"iG III Il 10. 81. IL -
",- ID 81 nv. Gf.l6 ~
So 1874 II D.. - 10 .''i
2H'} J. 81 U5v. ~. u -
.Isl = II ~. u 90. -
Il r. --5i nv-tr it....s
1@fi' 81 81 ~. It's 80
l,.ZSSa1 II'r-'fi Nv -,
~ -
1nls y 'tp NV. - -, q
1I&' .fth Il nv, 6g. p. 30
lg.Ht n
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

srEAaER I. v. ARRowsMTTH-
For Lower Potomac River iandtocs
0n monday and "wednesday at...........-9: 500 m
Returning Arrive "wednesday and Fyid a. 80 pm
ings, and sunday about 10 .. m q w. Ridley
GENERAL Manager See schedule. SEES tf'
NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL
Leaves River View wharf, 9TH street Saa1s,
hsrTes as far down as MaddoI cre saiaPs a. al
chapel Point and CbionBaI Beach. RETURNING ~
s MSnGsss and Es
1oq REED & s1s'e e.. f-le'h'pf ia a.Sp.L
GEo. o. cARfiNTfa Gen .'1 Art..
Yzotf Washington. u. q
STEAMER '.WAKEFIEIp."
n, ,,o,,., w..,. From ~ B. -; ferry wharf
for river landings. to colonial Beach; tbence "a
wicomco river Colton,s and NomInl creek 90
g. Clement bay wharyes. Returning On Tuesday
TS s and sSnSs R sffs ssqned SsS Manage.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT 90
DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON. o. O.
foRTRESS MONROE AND -
WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK.
SOUTH BOUND.
Leave Washington dsily a. pm. from foot Of
9TH Of. wharf, arrive at Fortress Monroe al e:M
where rsilroad connections are made Tor I'll nast.
south aid southwest.
Leave Norfolk daily at $40 pm. Leave Fortress
y M GO ut a:io pm Arrive at washinstes al
Tctss on sale al SIS. .e,s. 1851 and i.2i pess-
ySo. CALLAHAN,
apitu Gen. snpt
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FOR sALE-REDUCTIONsi LOOKlI
zoos r ct. NV. was $12,500; now. ......... SOC
New house; W. Br0okland 500 cash. 500. 3, l0(
@. st; u %. Of cable; alleys; stable. 6.00t
l00 d ct. se; big bargain; reduced to- $3.50. 500
oc2o-st JOHN D. JOHNSON, cor. 18th 4 NV.
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SEVERAL RARE BARGAINS.
TERMS VERY EASY.
Desirable bay vindow brick. near War De
partment and avenue cars, with good lot: beau
TIM northwest home, at greatly reduced figures.
lTlce' only ...'....... S1,tuo
18Th st. NV. between II AMI 1 SITS; 3-slory
and basement brick Price. 81 900
II ST. ne. extended, near ear line; small frame
dwelling. Price. $1,000
$50 cash, balance payable SO per month. Will
buy new brick d"elling at lie proit rark.
Desirable horse on Capitol FIN. convenient Ia
cars and herdics rooms, bath; papcTcd and
all NIL; terms. 500 cash, balance so per no.
price, only. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81, $50
9TH st. Sc, f ST.; rooms ard bath dwell
Ing lot 24!@xllO 10 alley small stable in rear:
Beautiful lot on 18th ST near Q St.. and adjoin-
depth Of - feet, with II foot side alley. Owner
anxious 70 Sell and will consider any reasonable
offer.
The corner, Of 18th and SITS. can be bought
very cheap; lot fruGts ~ feet l1th 81. and *;
terms apply.
For desirable cOlOred parties" $50 cash: bal
anca P d, go per , month will Gny i~cs'9ry
PRICE ONLY $500
ls.2x:,5 10 wide pared alley; only $500 cash, and
balance Of equity payable $50 month
FOR EXCHANGE.
We have houses and lots iB al sections for
- Wiscorr, WILCOX 4 IrESroN,
oc-PO 1907 Pa ave. NV.
FOR SAILOR RENT
! FIZE RESIDENCE
ADJOINING The W H9ME OF MIR, JUSTICE
,aa,a large % ra s and a'ss brick hoss eon
large closets aud storage rooms.
LOT -5hl2o To ALLEY.
". y. HUyCK,
oc2OSt 1906 PA. AVE.
sTECIAL BULLETIN-JOIN F. wAGGAMAN.
100 I4th st. tupstairs).
We are now Offering some UNUSUALLY NUS good bar,
property to exchange. Consult US before you buy;
Northwest-5 to rooms. .-..... 800 to 5000
MandsoSe to IS lGes 1900 to 1900
Fine old mansion Lot 5eraoo. 10000
Sor.heastm2story houses. 600 goo to 1900
Business property-H st. me-. ESQ to 10000
ION new cable line)
Southeast-Beautiful new 3story houses
squares from Capitol; library and cable
cars small cash and easy monthly pay
New 2-stoiy bricks; p; aye; go
The big fortunes have been made and valuable
II is cheap. Wesley Heights Washngtons future
fashionable subarb-with already over 2,000,0oo
feet sold-several fine houses built and the build
ing Of the great American University assured In
the near future-oYers you this chance for in
Nestment homes No property In the choice
northwest section offers the advantages in eleva-
tion. accessibility and natural beauty. Prices,
ID to 10 cents So ft.-terins within reach Of all
call for plat.
Excellent lots-23A! northeast. $500 to $500
Excellent bargains In city lots for homes In
vestment and few choice small suburban tracts.
seq 3m
FOR sALE-REDUCTIONsii LOOKlI
zoos r. st. NV; was $12,500: now. 80 500
Nex housA. " Rrookland. S300 caah n l00
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fOK RENT-A NEAT sR BRICK HOCsE; ALL
MI: I2e 8, S-e;; IS Also besutifni brown;
$50 81: Sc, eE.. SIS; all OPEN. ]. d. CiioEs
sANT, 81 n. c. ave. sces-im
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FOR kESr-l9la 9Th. OR JCNHER. ST, lie
Droi. Park; rooms; pantry. hath, attic, cellar
latrotscs and range. Inquire OF T. j. w ROB.
EITSnN. Cos 3th St, or cor. Of 9th and T.
ocl61m
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FOR SAIE-A NEW HOUSE; 70 TT. FRONT: on
west side Of 1GIh st built Icy owner for lis own
home, but owing to i'll health h, purchased
at a sacrifice. Fo: price and terms Apply tn
DIiANl. FLEMING LEE, 1920 f 81. NV.
uc2O 3t
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A HOME
IL LARGE. LIGHT,
CHEERFUL. ROOMS IN THIS HOUSE


NOT one DARK APARTMENT
Dining IO0il-suBny and gem Parlors-
spacious and ample. IIall--wide and inviting.
Bed chambers ND-rocny, conducive to sound
slumhcr and pleasant dreams. Kitchen and
laundry with stat!oIary tubs housckceper's de-
light and ptide. Stahle-Iuodert: accommodates
3 horses. IOcation-n.w.. nvCnient to cars and
heidics. View overlooking historic Washington
Pri,e-within reach; S1i,Go0 Terms reasonable
to Immediate purchaser. VIII consider TRADE.
oc203t OWNER, Room s. 1901 Ia. ave
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SUMNER RESORTS.

On beach, Maryland ave-, Atlantic
HOTEL City: capacity, 200; every comfort
IMPERIAL and convenience Of a drst-class
AND home; good table; 90 TO 50 per day !:
COTTAGES $40 to SIS per week; special rates
for families for season
q. w. KENDRICK, Owner and Proprietor.
WashinRton trade solicited fe2<-sm
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FOR SALE

BUSINESS CORNER
beautiful northwest fronting - nv 10
feet and Improved by store and dwelling under
good rental; price. $3.50.
WESCOTT, WILCOX e HIESTON
oc2e6t 1907 IN an. N "
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FOR RENT-IUR- OF. CNFCR.. A HANDSOMELY
FUR bouSe; ] I rooms and bath; ami; rent, $3.50
mouth. 1902 21st ST, cor. y. II. ave Oc20-t2t'
FOL; RENT 11Oi AND HOG 4TH ST. NV, 3
looms: ami; $50 per mo. Apply WAISfiE x
SCH WAKTZ G26 + II. NV Oc2O-3t
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FOR RENT-NEw FL EGANT HOUSE; GOOD LO-
cation; rus: cellar; furnace ami; STATIONARY
wash:uhs. back alley: pass door.
sos l1th ST. Sc; $50. Apply 800 18th st.
ocI3-I2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-23

MONEY To LOAN IN SIMS TO SUIT on REAL.
estate security in the District OF Columbia; no
delay; charges moderate.
wASH'N DANENHOwER
aplStf Cor. 18th and q SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-23

FOE sAt.E-Ar a RARGAIN-aRopM H,,t'SE:
all nd. imps.; large lot; beautifully situated:
Que square tro.a cable cars; terms easy; viii
change. , :,
o 2o-;It UEpFnItD W. WALKER & snS, 1o,G +
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-08-29
Empire, August 2Sth 1894.

Bryce and Meders New Orchestra.
Latest and most popular dance music
of the day furnished for Balls, Par
les, Weddings, etc au15
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-08-29
Nevada Mission Appointments g.

Bishop James N. Fitzgerald, d.
D., was chosen President of the Ne
vada Mission at the recent Confer
ence and E. w. VanDeventer, D. d.
Superintendent, and the following
appoi, tments were made.
Austin, b f Peck; Bishop, G L
Logan; Carson, w J Mitchell, Cedar
vile, Cal, Fred l. Winsor; Coleville,
Cal, w N Bot; Fall River, Cal.
Thomas III Nicholas; Genoa, Theo-
dore Taylor; Greenyille, CAL, w +
Mcclure; Independence, Cal, S w
Albone; Lovelocks, G c King; 10y
alton, Cal, C FL Gardner; Mason
Valley, Joseph Johns; Quincy, Cal.
J H Rosen; Reno, j A Broadly; Su-
sanville, Cal, J Nj Wilson; Truckee,
CAL, James Whitaker; Virginia,
Henry J Wlnsor; Winnemucca, E
Francis Brown.
To report to their Conferences
d A Allen, Kansas; James II n
Williams, California,
The next Conference will be held
at Winnemuccs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-08-29

L. p. Fisher, newspaper advertis-
ing agents, 81 Merchant Exchange,
San Francisco, is our authorized
agent. This paper is kept on file in
his ctfice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-08-29
Campaign HumOr.

One of the humors of the late
lamented Democratic Convention
happened on Friday night in San
Francisco at the extensive Murphy
Headquarters. 1t was the prevailing
opinion everywhere that, had he been
properly managed, Barney Murphy
would have secured the nomination.
There is no doubt that blunders trod
upon the heels of blunders, so fact
they followed. Some are not avsrse
to declaring that Billy English de-
liberat ely played double to Murphy.
At any rate, Murphy lost fight that
he had in his hands, had the least
bit of political shrewdness been
shown in its conduct. On this even
ing, everybody was "feeling good, y
and Barney Murphy's son-a young
chap as bright as new silver dollar
was in the .idst of the gayety. In
the crowded foom, he walked up to
his sire and said: 'B, ID. Murphy,
sir. Speaking to you, not as your
son, but rs u member of the Santa
Clara delegation, want to tell you
that 1 think you've made - fool
of yourself.
To which the elder Murphy re
piled, with great dignity: "Mr
Murphy, sir! Speaking to you, mo-
as to a son, but as member of the
Santa Cla ra county delegation, III
be - if | don't think you're a5ou
right. Sacramento Bee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-08-29
Notice..

A special meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners will be held
on Monday, September 3rd, 1894, at
10 o'clock a. IN. All parties hav'ng
claims against Ormsby county Are
requested to present the same III ''e
County Clerks Office on or before
Saturday September LIST.
J. MULLE
Attest C'airh,
f, AUBE,
Clerk