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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-09-08
W.lambe!ts
PRICE LIST.
Corrected Weekly.

I will sell at my store, two doors north
Of the Postonics. for CASH. the following
articles:
Dry Grsnulated Sugar, II lbs $3.50.
Cube Sugar, 10 lbs ........ 49,.
Extra O Sugar. IA lbs. ............
Creamery Butter, square blocks.
Our Taste Hams, per lb. .........
Fancy Boneless Bk'fast bacon peril
Dried peAled Peaches, per b..
Dried German Prunes, per b..
Liverpool salt In so ID sscks......
Liverpool salt. per pound .........
Mscaroni, per box ..........
SPAGHETTI. per boz.
Picked Pigs Feet, per D..........
Assorted Nuts, s fs for. ..........
Gallon Pie Fruits, per can ........
Fresh Tomatoes. gal. oans........
| Fresh Tomatoes, Q mi ...........
Best Gal. Flour, Phenix, per sack.
Dat Meal, per ION sack. ..........
Yellow Corn Meal, per ION SACK.
White Corn Meal per ION saok.....
Self Rising Buckwheat Flour. loD
Self Rising Buoiwhsss Flour. 5n
| luB box Extfe SOFA OrAckerB..
ION Box Common Soda Crackers.
IL Bars Kinks Savon Soap.
4bBar Imported CASTLE Soap.
3b Bar Mottled CASTLE Soap.
IL Bars Star Of the Kitchen, Soap.
10 Bars Ivory 6oap...............
An Sal Soda.
| 8 Cans Condensed Lye. ...........
4 Pkgs OF Corn Starch, ........
4 Pigs Of Sparkling Gloss HtAroh,..
1.6D Boz Silver Gloss Starch. ......
Peerless Mess msckeFel. full weight
oD =
| Ian Island Rice.
4 bunohes. Met. matches. ..........
| Eggs per dos.
Eggs BY the case -.
an baking soda.
IN pkg mixed bird seed ...........
Eastern mess pork. per n ..........
5b sack Of table salt.
Fine zane syrup, per gal. ........
Morgan 4 Sons SapAlio, 8 cakes for.
Salt Salmon Bellies. per lb........
Apples per lb. .........
German Pickles. per doz..........
Mince Meat. per Id.
Cranberries, per gal ............
Raisins, per b....... w... ........
5 csns assorted Table Fruits .......
6 cans assorted Jams and Jelltes 80.
\ ID tins Pure Black Pepper 49,.
8 No I Nackefel.
Salt Water Fish. per lb...........
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-09-08
TOWN OF

The town Of DeLamar is the fourth
effort for the principal business center
OF the district, and from all appearan-
ces at this date it is established be.
yond doubt. The postal department.
has accepted the name and appointed
a postmaster. There are upwards Of
seventy.five buildings in the town
some OF them would be a credit to
many an older mining camp, and
building continues with confidence.
Plans and specifications for more com.
modious structures are under way
and it is safe to predict that q well
built up town will be here before snow
flies.
The population Of the district is es.
timated to number about $50, which Is
scattered over an area OF six square
miles. The intense heat that ID
thought to exist here is very FREE
quently cooled down by pleasant
zephyrs. The class Of people are for
the most part an industrious. law.
abiding people-men who pave the
way for the eastern tenderfoot and
make western life full Of sweetness
always ready with an open hand Ia
help the needy. There is n drug
store in the town, three boarding
houses, two butcher shops. n lodg.
ing house, three general merchandise
establishments, three saloons, one
dairy, two blacksmith shops, two
water supply wagons, two Chinese
laundries, two feed stables and cor
rails. one printing office (by the way,
The Lode has a monopoly on the bust
ness), one barber shop, and tradesmen
and mechanics find employment in
various other channels. A Concord
coach makes tri-weekly trips 10
Phoebe, and DeLamar 10 connected
with Phoebe by telephone.-The Lode.
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COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PIE
lie for all states and territories a SPECIALITY
by IL. II. ENANS office tbaSeuentJ, 1871 + ST.
Hl"uys IN ONCE Office hours. jaI-tf
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS For F{-E-Ry ST ,1't7
and territory. Notary and T. $. Commissioning
oc2s JOHN l. BEAI-L. 1921 L ST. NV
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS


MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
The splendid new iron Potomac" Capf
W. Geoehegan will leave Washington for Bal
tnlorc aLd river landings every Sunday and Wed
neSlag at pm. returning, leave Baltimore
Tie steamer Sue Capt. James Geogbsssn. VIII
leave Washington every Mondny al 9 pa fcr
Baltimore every "Wednesday at G pm
Special saturday sNe4rsion, steamer Sue, every
river iandia-s Fc1arnHe to 90 EasS.rstoa an.
Monday. All arcumu-od tons nrst-class. For rates.
state room and all ig g5 M, ,iS1 SEpy 70 Do
9Th -. wharf or eio Pa. ave.
Telephone. 7s5. jy2-sn
STEAMER WAKEFIELD"
From sth ferry wharf
On Monday "Wednesday aud saturday At an.
10 river landings; 10 Colonial Beach. thence 20
wicomico river Caton's aud Nomini creek. ON
Sturdy. all above landings and Lecnardtoun and
s.. Clement hay w6arves Returning IN Tuesday,
jees-tf = W RIDLEY. Cent Manager
STEAMER 7. V. ARRowssnTH FOR TIE PIC
turcssue lower Potomac aud Chesapeake hay.
- WaNPRYs RFpNFSDiYs and SaTr- r.
bAiS I"acns 81 az iTa9ssp s Watering gl1 t
NF,SDAYS Al < nm. FOR Colonial Beach Col
tons Isonlt ltoNn. Noniin finry Point. So
G,or-o's I.aad smiths creek. Gosh, fcocouiico
ana -. Glen .rt's huy. arriving ~ Washingran
car,y Wen ,sday and Friday mornings. on SAT-
IAG az i i, @ r. isT So .,, ms'I s,, gol
crrrk, r7an pad he'e"nli'2 rivers arfivins sf
W -fiugt0u Monday uinlt an.
jol"-tt c. W. RIDLEY, Gen Man.
NEW PAL ace STEAMER HARRY RANDALL
Ica,.s R.v.r ki.N wharf. ITO street. Sunday,
TUESDAY aaa Thursday NJ u-w. Landing ~ al
v...srv.s a. fae down NaddsN creek. Ieturu.rx
On N0-lars. Wednesdays an. Frlda1s 3 g. IN. Pa
>earr a,#tutnaia ICONS irT-rH.S. rrr'aht received
+. a. REED = co f. = RANDALL.
Ga Go Q: ' c1,prNyr:a...' '; 4rS H Van
fc'a-ft w -hiu-toH. DC.
NORFOLK A>p WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT 90.
DAILY line rErNEiN wASiNGUoN. u. C..
F3H iLss MONROE and
Npi FOLK. VA
The row and powerful Iron ralarc S,.uia-rs
WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK SOUTH HaIND.
Lave Washington daily 90 In. from fs,t 81
80 - wharf. arrive o. FORTRESS Monroe uf G -
wlle I..Irut1 vuun rti1ns ui.dr 10. al lslats
south and southwest.
NORTH ROUND.
Leave Norfolk ca,ly az G:i0 pm. Lave Fartress
Nou.pe at 80 I.m. Arrive ~ Washington az
Ti-ists o. sale 4 SO. CD 1851 and Is.i Peus-
A. tor -icsafs Nia l.u-.
40. CALLAHAN.
api4tr Ger Sup,
GLADE LINZ STEAMER DIRECT To iIIUAnlr-
phis. leaves PhIiaarlr'ia every saturday y M
Washington every Aoaday. pm los rates 20
ali points usifa aEd rIst. /. 4. HLI-n a 90
Agents. wharf foot O. y 81 s.w. nyIs-tf
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FOR SALE-PIANOS

FOR SALE-WE HAVE A NUMBER OF SECOND
hand upright pianos, hTst-class makes Also a
humber Of second hand squares. All IF them are
rare bargains. PFEFFER C CONLIFF, Az ffth
1t. NV. je2T
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WANTED-HOUSES.

NANTED-HOUSS TO RENT IN ALI. PARTS
Of city; also 10 sell exchange; prompt settle
Inents- JAMES BAINE, Room 8. Central Ma
tional Bank. INSET.
wANTED-HOUSES TO RENT IN NE. SECII)N
Of dty; also 10 sell; sales quickly made;
promptly remitted-
FRANK L HANCOCK & CO.,
sPS-0 Cor 18th and G. ne.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lo2S VI DIV. ISr $500 olS I NV isr. *
l,SS sy nv: ltr..21 S'a2 lith 81 NV, Or. so
lilS 2oth St 22r 30 2iol 14th NV. llr... so
~, GO. etnS1 ll46 l'ia ST NV, 81. SO
ISt. 18Th st NV. l3r - 2ole Hnlyer rl Tor 25
Road st. Georgetown. l24s llth It NV Tor q
olnW 49,; 10y i2+2 1Ith NV. Or. IS
1 IS,9 iSnn sy nv l-rl.9 b Q fats. -
ISIS ISIS G 81 NV. lor-..lo, 62s 5, NV fiat,. Or az
Stse - NV atF''-,,S l50s 81 NV, sr..... ~
l5a2 10Th st nw. IIrIoo aSs n 81 ne lor 80
1919 5S Mass ave nwws - Ia 18th st, ST.. 30
II .ll2-3o 2o22 I ST NV. ar..... 40
I9oo Chapln, l2r 90 l734 l4th 81 NV 1r 81
$50 Sth s. NV. st 1921 l.th st nv. 5, Is
,s dwg ior: 80 1924 18th st NV. ST n "a
,sgr -, n"ors NJ, zoos 81 nv. -r. 81 g
liSs Q NV. l2r: -....Is B&o fats Soth&M Or 30
iii 5, NV. lar. S Oh :' !, Tn u !. %
~ 18th ST NV, Pr. .55 1907 Columbia nv e. *
The above is only partial list OF the properties
IN our . hands For Rent Bulletin containlng ION
ph"at"n to THOMAS J. FISHER 4 co.
1906 L st sr $50 80 1905 LIST $50 so
iess s s5e St :, Il. 29So 1919 I3,h st liz. g
Stable rear Corcorsn Art llo1 Union 81 Ar 10 ne
jS$sSt JAMES ' n S' GRfF ear ~ IA III, II LOO
I
NIL rooms and concrete cellar; nice ward.
stoves and all rooms clean and fn best .oudi Ion
:. l. Nv. nv. mylA-2r.
! FOR RENT REDUCED To SEQ PFP NoTrII
elcsah, new N-room anl l.th 'rI,t>: ans 4:
pap,red; porchcs shade. &c Take Brirlfs-aod
niy3;3m ~ - NV
FOR RENT -------------
$oi loth sw1lr,ami, s25 2as Sd svv. s. ani so 20
$50 10th ne.sr ami. l5.5 20 ORG a. sv' sSi x
1913 ~ sw. sNd......e9 4.5 naI ave G-1r IA "a
LII Willie ne q. miI2 - s95 N s,v. sNd y
o. y sc, ar and W. 10 % 1910 RI ~. .r.Nw III
Je"oSt JOHN o. I'M, az 7;h Il. sW.
FOR RENT-Ar REDUCED sr,nup rr<r
49, TVS s. llr-. ami: 3o5 Maple a,r.. -
DrOit faik. = r, ami; GA Morris st he, Ga,
lth. aud g Sts., Gr.. ami
!cJc-%t JOHN %. JOHNSON. 18th and g NV
FOR RENT BA1-wTNDow BRICK: : ROOMS:
mod imIS.: 1904 New Hampshire ave r...r
,a1i Also nat 2ll5 IA St; rooms. lur1'r.
t"4o "a. ave. NV. jr5p 81
FOR RENT BRICK House on W ST. Mai.
I4th 81. nv; facin- south; rnoas and bach.
concrete cellar md-r entire house: onr-f'sry
je3o-6t HEBRON x RAhIEl. lsoG q =. nv.
/ FOR RENT,22l Z Ne; BROOM Bs3 WI, But
lar: IN a good location: SIS 70 tsI mo. Alt.ly
OWNER sol Md. ave. a.. 5.aa...
FOR EENT-To CoIoRED FAMILY. II JACK.
son aiit9. printing of.cc square. -r,uI- hr,k In
good order: running closet s. a month Irrifr
p CONNEII- Grocer, Isl and n cts. NV.
/ iu2-3t'
FOR RENT-l4ll 5TH 81. NV: BRICK: EIGHT
rooms and cellar: MI. house in thorough repair:
rent reduced 70 So. 80.
800. 322 aud 324 18th ST sw: brick: new. =
rooms; mi: very nice houses: rent. 81 50
Also large store room Az ~. s.w.. suitable
| Tor any business at reasonable rent. c. ROY.
Elk sun IA 9Th st. s.w. je30-3t
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES AT JAIL s.
jail. Washington, d. c., June 80, 1s94.-Proposals
ssa ending june 3 s me SUPPLIES SG of Fresh
and Salt Beef Groceries, Clothing Bread and
such quantities may be ordered. Bids should
De addressed to the general agent Department. Of
SEVENTH. 1s94, at which time they will be
opened TIE right TO reject any aud all bids is
les may be had on application to the general
agent. JOHN X. LEONARD. Warden. te3o-5t
STATIONERY-CNITED STATES HOUSE OF REP
resentattves. Clerks Office. House of Reprcspn-
tas aa1sa T. s., Washi min, D. c. June r. 1891
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, JULY TENTH
OF Representatives during the fiscal year ending
June so 1895. Blank forms of proposals blank
bonds and necessary information viii be furnish
clerk reserves the right TO waive defects ana
reject any or all bids or parts Of bids Pro,
rosals should be addressed to the clerk Of the
House Representatives. and Endorsed Proposals
for Stationery" Proposals and specimens must
House, free Of charge. JAMES KERR Clerk
L. S. House of Representatives. je12-tu4t
L. s. ENGINEERS OFFICE, WASHINGTON, d.
C.. June Is: ls94.-There will be sold at public
southwest. MONDAY, July NINTH. 1894. AT At
TEN O'CLOCK An. | anchor. about 1900 lbs. /;
&-inch chain, l metallic life boat and several
lots Of old iron, coPpgr and brass. consisting of
wreck of steamer W. w. Colt Terms cash
CHAS. E. L. h. DAVIS. Major. Corps of En-
gineers, sol 18th NV, je:O, jy3&7
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia Washington. June Is, Is94-
Sealed proposals will be received Mt this Office
until TWELVE O'CLOCK VI. SATURDAY,
JLLY SEVENTH 1924. for sPrinking. sweeping
Washington ard Georgetown, District of Colum-
bia. from July 10, 1894 to June 80. $500 Full
particulars as to force required and specifications
for doing the work may be obtained OF the super
iutendent Of the street and alley cleaning de-
partment at his office in the Walker building, No.
AGA Louisiana avenue The right is reserved TO
reject any and all bids parts Of bids. Pro
poSas sh0uld be addressed to the Commissioners
Of the District of Columbia. indorsed. Proposal
Tor Cleaning Paved Alleys" JOHN w. ROSS
GEORGE TRUESDELL. CHARLES F. POWELL,
Commissioners OF the District of Columbia.
j.2S-6t
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES

FOR SALE-PNEUMATIC BICYCLE; NEW TIRES
and in perfect condition.; price, $50. Apply 223
Sd St Jc3,I-3t'
FOR SALE-vICTOR ''B'' PNEUNIATIC. $50; VIC
tor ID" pneumatic. SIS; time II hrst-class
RES; both fine shape. MAC, HOS z 81. (up-
stairs. teSO-tf
FOR SALE-si25 PNEUMATIC SAFETY: NEVER
ridden; celebrated make; taken for debt: S6j
c;sh. no installiaents; light and strong. s2i
St n Ie-O-im
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, NEAR CAPITOL. OR
pension Office, room and board in private family
breakfast desired at $50: dinner at s; state
terms A. II. o., Star office. ty3-2t'
WANTED 2D-FLOOR UNFfR.
room. with good air, By widow lady; would pre-
fer below St; terms moderate: references:
rent secure Address COMFORT, Star Office.
jy3-2t.
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ATTORNEYS.

GEO. W. KERN.
Lawyer.
Prompt action IN divorce cases; moderate cbarpas
Nat Union bldg, 9ls St, Washington D. 9
JeS-lms - ~
HUNTER 4 CASON,
Lawyers.
Consultation free
ta1o-tr typographical Temple 425 ST. NV.
CAMPBELL. CARRiNGTON
Attorney -at-I4aw,
Webster Law building sos D st NV Wash
ington. DC Residence 1913 X St nv" ADO
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FOR lighthouses.

soR RENT-el3. GIL VA AVE Sw. ar, EACH. .Sl'
dc "a sw,w, 5r. ..sl250 E95 . S,v ST. bath ~ p
i.3 Del ave sw. Or. - GO Il sW. Or. ... 10 %
~ : s.. ~, bath. - % glf 81 sN, 5r yareri3. =:
az LIST sw, Or .......ll 1923 LIST sw Or .... L
81" halt sW. 4r.......lo BLF1N ARD. $50 AZ Sw
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ron RENT WV. u. sAuNpERs A CO.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT llO0q < - mi a
eI3 nel av.l2r mi sG5 30 gsgT An n. - ~ - y
~ i"tn on. rms - 2yis l. Or. mi. - 80
lul2 18th. Tor. mi sOG5 2l2A Pa av. n mi - "a
y ~ \. ~. III. l5a4 kInsn4,, - -
227 z, Tor. mi. 81 50 $40 G NJ, a. M . "a
Sf2 2lgt. ~ m sg9 a4f = - - - "a
20" oAst, 1T MI .SO.5V 21Ol X. 7r aud store s
80, ,ss.n' itrr NJ - lslU 10th. Or. mi s.gB
l149 Ia av. lOr. mi 81. 80 7ls "a a. NJ % "a -
"''l - av. Tor mi 20 1919 aO,b a. ss,t ~ "a
@f34 IA ave. Tor mi 80 a3gS I o. - n :. - -
.iS Ia ave. lOr mi. * 80 r1Tis l,,b - :. L. & -
-'l3 IA ave TIT eel Stll Q, Or. Gel. wa u. 80
oo,H a, N9-2H 1872 oath, Sr. ". 10 20
SIe y; Lvf' M. 20 % 24nS -. Co. VI. 4. n 30
22l5 NJ. ar. mi. 90. IS 50 as-7-a \ a. = A.. - SS
IBIS n. ~, mi. $50 1926 fstb - - II -
ISL -. Iu- - of9a I
24GS Pa av Tor mi - 20 SsiS p-osnc., f' 10 -
2l23 T, Tor. inf. 81 n I2aa 81 - DIN q, q
2l41 X. Or. mi. 81. 80 30 23nS r a. " "a
.;-I Pa aye. Tor MI ~. =, al ofst % a. - ~
22n5-7 L. ~. mi. $3.50 2l91 X rear r., ~ - -
1901 sd. Tor. MI. 80 I.uI II.h a. a I.
1921 S9tf y. mi. 3d. 20 soa-ll-lS ed 6rw.i450
2l2e /. Or. eel. nj 80 50 = - u ar - Il "a
.lrl l. -. MI. - .8n ii Va ave a. ,,7S =,
$50 2lth. Sr. mi . 30 % 1921 Valley a. N % 10
3O42 = Sr mi....27 80 -
For full list af,f.1.
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD

NANTED-FOR SUMMER BOARD IN PRIVATE
family in Hyattsville. Falls Church or some
suburban town or on farm, with good acconOda-
tons Rates must not exceed SIS per month,
Reply at once Address F. 5. T, Star office.
Jy22t.
WASrED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. FUR
nished room and board Metropolitan branch :;
state price Address Box 8, Star Office. II.
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$40 9Th sw. I3r. ami. SO
226 2d nw.lir.ami. 20
S04 9Th sw.1r.ami. - q
353 I sw. Or. ami. 20. 80
Cor 3d&N sNy. stAdwg 70
43g 1Uih sw. Or. ". IL. 80
G30 AZ sw. Or. water. l4.3O
$40 Az sN, 6r. waterl9 20
S25 c sw. Tor, water. -. ~
3l3 c sw. Or. water. 10. 80
122O Union sw.5z. -. &
1913 4ia sw. Or. .l4.3O
Err. cor. AZ and E s.w.
40 5th ne. sr&b .s35. &c
20 y NV, 6r&h. - 80
AZ y NV. 6r&b&cela5. 80
1924 X NV, Crab. %. 20
30 Fla ave NV, 6r&b. %
Flat, 2ll2 Pa ave. 3r Ii
eos Blair ne. ar. $50
Rust, GA l4th st. NV.
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KANTED-DISIEDIATEL BY MAN AND WIFE
and baby. one 2d-stOry front room. with board
bet 18TH an6 18th, and L SITS NV. not
over so per month; permanent. Address s. II.
h. Star office. iy2-3t.
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NoGFoIK AN WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT 90.

DAILY line rETaEi-N WASilIyGUON u G
F3H EEss Monroe and
Np' FOLK VA
The row and powerful Iron Fallr, Si.gia-rs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALI.

WANTED-BY YOUNG COLORED MAN, A
situation as coachLnan to drive a delivery
wagon; best city refs. Please address Box u,
Star Office. Ia
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STEAMER WAKEFIELD

Ir0fI I'D mi Whnf
on Monday. "Wednesday aud Saturday ~ an.
To- river landings. 20 Colonial Beach. thence 20
wicomico river. Caltous aud Nomini creek. ON
Sturdy. all above landings and LeonardtoUn and
-. element hay wharves Returning TUESDAY,
Thursday aud SUNDAY See s-h-dule,.
j.es-tt g. W RIDLEY. Ccnl Manager
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WANTED SOLICITORS TO PUSH
new advertising novelties good commission.
Address, stating age and experience. b. A, Star
office. fe2-Im
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

THOS. J. FISHER & CO..
lu2tr 1924 ST. NV
FOR RENT-STABLE; S STALLS; $40 INQUIRE
{. WILMER Il co, 1918 Pa. ave. je3O-3t
FOR RENr-STABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE
Tor six horses and six carriages New Hampshire
ave bet and SITS. NV; SIS per mo. Apply
TO l025 22d st. NV. te2olrn.
FOR REHT-STABLE 923 D ST. NV: so. IN
quire S261a La ave. Jell-lm
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

wANTED-A BOY TO CLEAN Up AND HELP IN
bar room; who has been in the business pre-
ferred- Inquire at VI. SCHNEIDER'S, Navy Yard
Exchange. loo sth st. Sc. Ias
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WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK SOUTH BOUND
Lave Washington daily 90 4 in. from lot ~
- ~ wharf. Hr~i'" a. FORTRESS Monroe ut C -
q. a. urNt day. Arrive NJ Npffi rs Al 80 I'm
Wlue I...rufH r,rn 'tiIns uiluu TO- "a. lslats
south and southwest.
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foR tdeNT-fRfSS BRICK: BAY WINDOW: All
NIL y rooms and concrete cellar: nice ward.
stoves and all rooms clean snd in best cond ton
- =. 1. hNt. nv" mylS-2ns
FOR RENT-REDTCED To $50 PFR MONTH
el"sahi new N-room ana l-th 'rllt>. n 4, : &.
pap'red; porchcs; shade, sc. Take Brislt,,eod
avg; cars 10 Newman terrace scJ7 stu It NV
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WANTED-AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
cuoks. chambermaids. walters, drivers, porters.
n9rsss, clerks for private families and hotels
places fur till suited SHACKLEFORD'S, 427
llth st. NV. Ie2s-6ts
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wEScoTT a WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.


FOR RENT
Flat. 1914 Pa ave
INV. 81. ami. ~ ~
2SlS Y NV. Sr. INF. 2J.st
109 10th nv. Tr.mi. -. u
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-03-17
THIEVES AT WORK.
Rev. H. Z. Coles Residence Looted
Silveryyare Stolen.

The San Francisco Chronicle of
March y. has the following to say of
the loss incurred by tue Rev. DIR. Cole,
we'll known here.
The residence of Rev. II. Hammond
Cole, pastor of the Oilvet Congregation
al Church, 1t 500 sanchez street, near
Sixteenth, WAS entered by thieves last
Monday event: & and looted. The &C.
cupsnls OF the house we're away from
home.
The fret inkliug Mr.. Cole mad OF the
burglary was when entering his house he
fou I'd quantity Of his napkins strewn
about the Sidewalk. TIE silver rings were
missing. Without much difficulty he
gfasped the situa in aud hurried intO
the mouse, VII e he found everything
upside down. The contents OF the
bureau drawers, trunks. closets aud tae
lze were lying FbJut O. he tio0r. The
home looked 1s though il ad beau
struck by cyclone. BESIDES the silver
napkin rings II was found that c0usi
deraOle eilvsrware which had been IL
Mrs. Co IS family for a number Of
ears Nas also missing. Numerous
little trinkets and valuable souvenirs
went with the thieves
Mr.. Cole notified the authorities. A.
yet n definite cIew has been discovered.
When g., n last evening 1T the Olivet
Church Mr. Co:e Fused t. make any de-
tailed statement IF the robbery. Il have
no time to hi < upon these worldly
thiEgs up, 5 blessed day." he SAID.
''fcr ;oday Is III Lords day and my
thcu-ats 1slaus - Cod"
4 Ia latter SOMA pressing, he admit
to6 that tie silverwsro Was a tn rg Of the
mast and rot likely to he bis in the
future.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-03-17
an Eclipse OF Virtue

"An Eclipse of Virtue" by Champion
Bissell, is the striking title OF novai
c, ntained in the March number OF
tales From Town Topics" A rather
startling exposition of the mysterious
power of love is made in this story. We
find beautiful young widow of great
fortune rejectIDg to some extent the
devotion Of an grdertyuung lover. She
plilCsoph zee over the unWisdom Of
marrying him, although she loves him
devotedly, and then of sudden she
literally kidnaps him, by drugging him
and carrying him away alone with her
On a yacht. Their life together is
ideal but fatal, and it only requires the
appearance of a wild little native OF
San Domingo to rob the widow of her
cavalier. The little Cuban girl is the
means Of bringing the story to tragic
climat, and the reader is made to see
the possible despair that results from
woman's depravity ard mans deceit.
The story is written in a brisk and
daring style, and is accompanied by an
IN usually bright collection of mar
ratives, poems and witticisms culled
from the pages of Town Topics.
Town Topics Publishing Co., 81 West
23d street, New York City.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-03-17
DISTRICT COUGT.
The Spring Term Opens with a Big
Calendar.

District court opened yesterday
morning, Judge Sloan presiding. The
calendar Was gone over and set as
follows:
Santa Rita L. & NJ, Co., VS.. NJ. r.
Wise, ct al-April 16.
F NJ Main, W. II o Flipper-dismis-
sed.
Jacobs VS.. Colin Cameron-April
16, Gury)
CCameron We. Hildebrandt, ct al
April IL, Gury.)
c Cameron vs. Nations, eft al-April
II.
Whitelaw VS.. Jones, ct al-passed.
Rifenberg VS.. Boulder, ct al--sugges-
ton of death.
J. Seavres VS.. Sol Goldbaum-April
II.
California Powder Works VS.. P. San
doval-April IL.
G \ Hoff VS.. Mohawk Ranch Co.
passed.
John Devine VS.. c c Reitz-April 16,
(iury.)
PC Sauereign. vs.. J. Pisofski--April
is.
F J Heney, administrator ve. E K
Sykes-continued.
Frank Miller VS.. c c Reitz, ct al
April 20.
A Steinfeld vs.. WI. Ross-passed.
Ireland ct al We. ID w. Boulden-
suggestion Of death.
A Soto, ct al VS.. J S Warner-April
81
H W Maxwell VS.. ". c. Ba.hford-
April %
L Zeckendorf & Co, VS.. La Osa Cattle
CO.-passed.
Z 2 Wan Kuren, VS.. Mrs LV Wilkin.
son-April %.
W n Cummings VS.. d. Lindsey
| April %.
S p r RCo., VS. Empire Ranch Co.,
set aside default
Dolores Villauueba VS.. Ramon Duron
April %.
&C Reitz. ct al VS.. Canada del Orc
| Co.-april II, Gnry.)
Al You We. Don Yan-April Is, Jury.
p Charouleau VS.. Juan Charouleau-
April II, Gury.)
A IL Rosenstock VS.. j. III. Mariscal-
dismissed.
VIM. Bemrose VS.. Geo. II. Daily
April 90.
A Steinfeld VS.. J NJ Berger-April 10
Gury.)
/ S p Solomon vs.. o Buckalew-Ap pr
q, Gury.l
CIV Wright vs.S G w Storage Co.
April %, (jury.)
I'd Satterwhite VS.. Pima Co.-Apri
80.
Wheeler & Perry VS. S P Co.-Marcl
Is.
A grand jury was called for the 26th o
| March.