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CUE DAILY CRITIC, RATlUtDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2!), THOn.
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London, Nov. aS.Accortfj to
a Bstlto dhpMli a frtdri errrn
1r, Mwnily emanating from
the Tiosmm Gnwrnmast, ahlwnsn
m signet! by any rwpotrtfrrta. rflMtw,
font been recsrfvwd ttrem The
dfenlar defends the trr of the
ItHtfna antltorttiet concerning fie
?ew, ar.tl says thnt lb Cur h sun
pottetl Ay the unanimous opinion of Ihe
CntiatJM rmpnlatlrm of Itnssia In the
rntntntM tvgnlatlng the Ilehrews. It
asserted that tlie Ipws have r-verr-whtrn
gottltd the people to madness by
nsury, that they have canted extortion
tn an extreme and tliat.Mnless restrained,
Uiey wtniirt soon In? In possession of all
tlie propcTty In the places where they
reside; that they avld armv service
and that tlie wealthier among them com
pel their Christian servants to work on
Sunday. Other charge are made
against the Hebrew race of even a more
InfamotiB nature in regard to the treat
ment of Christian servants The cir
cular Is helDR Industriously distributed
hy nnti Semites in Vlanfia ami Ilerlln.
Advices from Ilrusels state that the
bill enlarging the suffrage was Intro
duced In the Uelnlan Parliament hv
the personal direction of King Leopold,
who feared an uprising, ami was
alarmed by the reports of Socialist agi
tation In various parts of his kingdom.
All Paris Is dagerly awaiting the trial
of Evrami and Gabrlelle Itanipanl for
the murder nf the Police Agent noutTe.
The doctors appointed to examine tho
mental condition of Gabtlelle do not
distinctly pronounce her Insane, but
soy that sho Is altllcled with a total ab
sence of moral sense. The two, It will
bo remembered, were t'oncarnett In the
murder of GouiTe, a police agent, whom
Kyrnnd strnnclnl by (wsslng a noose
over his neck while ho was sitting on
Qabrlelle's knee.
Tho Austrian Kovernment will be
asked togrnnt some redress In tlie wo
of on American citizen named Charles
l'ltzele, n native or (Jallcla, who was
arrested while visiting that province on
a charge of having evaded army service
and tclomed throunh the Intervention
of the American Minister aftor several
days Ininrlsonment. The case Is being
investigated.
Chief Secretary Ilalfottr has ordered
immediate stops to be taken for the re
Hcf of tho people In Athlone and the
adjoining districts who have sudors;!
from the extraordinary overflow of the
Shannon.
Advices from Krraroum ara to the ef
fect that the Armenian Insurgents In
Ctltcta have obtained several success)
against the Turkish troops. The In
surgenls are mountaineers who had
maintained their (ndciwiidenoo nf the
Sultan for centtules and until within a
few j ears, when a Turkish garrison was
cilabllihcd among them.
Letters from Urltlsh Colombia state
that the number of vessels engaged in
the sealing Industry In liehrlng Saa and
vicinity will be doublet next year. The
letters say tho reports of the great fall
ing olT In the number of seals In these
waters are untrue. The false atate
ments are mode by the two great Amer
ican companies who have until re
cently enjoyed a monopoly for sealing
business. Their object Is to discourage
fresh capital from going Into the butt
ruse. It Is also stated that the two com
panics named liavu purposely reduced
their own catch of the season, In order
to lend an apparency of truth to the
stories of the extinction of tho seal, and
alio to enhance tho price of the skins.
If they succeed in frightening com
petitors away they will next season form
a close combination and reap immense
profits.
Statistics show that the Itepubllcan
vote In Italy at the recent election was
300,000 greater than at former elections.
The snow storm In Kngland is the
severest slime the Crimean war. Sheep
are dying by the thousands. It being
Impossible to give them food ami shelter.
A CRISIS EXPECTED.
Cavalry Onlareil m March Acalast tlie
llellleerent Indians,
PiJ.it Hidgh.S. 1).. Nov. 30. Orders
were Issued last evening to the Ninth
Cavalry to be ready for marching at
a moment's notice. It Is ex
pected a blow will be struek
to-day before situ down against the In
uians, who, led by Sitting Hull, have
btcome very belligerent In the last
twenty-four Lotus
Tlie Norwood Oar Iteplaeer.
One of the best Invention of modern
times is the Norwood ear replaeer. A
public test of this wonderful atl.jumH to
railroading was made on the tracks o
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
at Mount Clare tbU afternoon, and was
witnessed by a large crowd of iutereated
Mutators, Including railroad officials
ntaspaper wee, scientist and others
It Is sot too muck to say that the Nor
woi.d csrreplaier is by all odds the
cheapest aad simplest or its kiwi ewer
luveateit. xney ate what alt rjUfoad
seed, and It la only a iiuaattaa of a little
time wbea they will be la geaeral iw.
Printers t Play Ball,
At a miction but aiskt of the Co
lumbia Typographical Ueloa it was
proposed to of irsaUe a priaAw ' bat
ball club. A eoautduee o pwaiaanaA
ore-a&Uailon was aftMSsttod, CQftsfaUg
of Messrs. llajadiaxM, Onixart, Weluwr,
Gardner, Tracy. Cassava!, ilmt Md
Gallabcr. The coauutttoa wlil rupor t
at a nutting to be fedUl at $M or. to
morrow udiMi Club uttuur.
The Uridine Club wlU give Us tot
uUtrUinuaeot at Use Ariiagtoa to-aiA.
Awosur oHsffr guests of tie) b$b wlU b
iwMMor Mliy of Connwriiut, HaMitor
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v4e StcteUry BaUaea. Haft- J. LfU
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mm W REALTY.
Srsjsw
! hi tn vain
r !
I cy ewrmn.
An Increase luTaltteot from 4,."?(W
to iW.0TO l than a doren years
ewns cfcely rtrdlrife, btrt tnirt is jnt
what happerred In regard to the v!w of
th property recently pntchaid by
Colonel Henry Strong n F street, last
next to the corner of Twelfth strwst
notth west. Colonel Strong Is tho oHer
of the Combination ftore, at the south
west comer of Twelfth ami F street,
and desired to secure the corresponding
property on tin? north side of the street,
and wa8 willing to give a grwd price for
It. On approaching the owner, John
Stephenson, ho found that he woitld
have to pay $36,000 for It, besides ptv
Ing Ihe present tenant. Willism II
blinders, a tkly sum to induce him to
vacate, he having a lease on the pro.i
etry for a nnmber of years.
In addition to that purchase Colonel
Strong 1ms, hy paying n little more
than J05.000. Itccome the possessor of
the corner ptopetly. which was pur
rhastd by Charles llaum aliont a vear
sgo for f-15.13 per square foot This
was tilte an extensive deal, and It la
probable that In a lew months Ihe mod
est structures which now cover the
ground will have gtvtn place to a hand
some office building.
Another deal, which has created not
a little interest, not only In real estate
circles, but throughout the city, was the
sale of the Umerseney Hospital prop
erty on the east side of Twelfth street,
just below F street, to the Jletrrotts. As
soon as the deal had been consummated
It was announced that the purchasers
intemltd to tear down the present build
ing and, In Its stead, erect n handsome
music hall. A considerable amount
will be expended In the erection of the
bulldlntr, and It Is proposed to make It
one of which Wnshlngtonlans may be
proud.
Tho Unfitting TitgUler stated list
week that n magnlflclent stone mansion
In the old colonial style of architecture
was to be built on Sixteenth street,
above Florldn avenue, for f. W Dtt
rant. Tho plans were made by .1. C.
Cadyifc Co, of New York, ami the
work of construction Is to be In charse
of Architect K. I. Fleming of this city.
It was at first expected tnat the house
would cost $185,000. but the plana have
since been modified so ns to reduce the
price to $100,000.
Tho real estate market, which 1ms
been a trifle weak during the summer
months, was better during the past
week, and prices are beginning to have
an upwr.nl tendoncy once more. A
well knou real estate dealer states, how
ever, that the market Is nothing like as
go d as it should bo at this season of
tho jenr, nnd says that he does not look
for any great Improvement before the
first of tho year, llo attributes this
fact to a feeling among real estate
buyers that prices have reached their
loo notch for some time to come, and
the belief that if they kept out of the
mnrkot for n time they would be ablK
tost euro propcrtj much cheapor than
If the market continued active. He be
llevcs that this feeling Is gradtmllv
disappearing, however, and Mint the
bew year will witness even larger real
ettate transactions than the one which
Is now fast slipping away.
A DARIN? THEFtT
A .Mnn Snatches n Watch anil Mnnay
From it .!celr.
Shortly before dark yesterday after
noon a stranger entered the Jewelry
store of Samuel HorowlU on Pennsyl
vania avenue and tried to sell n witch
for $10. 31 r. Horowitz examined the
timepiece and laying a $10 bill en the
show cafe said he would accept the bar
gain. No sooner had he done so than
the stranger grabbed both watch and
money and disappeared through the
door.
The bold theft was at once reported
to the police and Detective Mahon sue
cteded In capturing the fellow. At the
station he gave the name of John F
Weodn Srd. When searched the watch,
some coins and a number of lottery
tickets were found in his pocket.
Woodward Is thought by the police to
be a thief who served a term la tht
Northern Indiana prison for bavin.
embezled $1,900. He was the ages'
for the Mexican Lottery Company at
Indianapolis, ami was a'-ked to collect
a $1,500 prize drawn. He did so, and
left the city with the money In hi
possession. Woodward denies that lit;
siolethe watch, but that he pledged It to
Horowitz fur $10, and that he had re
turned the money, with $1 Interest.
SaYEDA BRUTE.
A Negro ItavUher lions FeniaU At
tire ana Ifooupc IiYUoulDC.
ItiiiMiNt.HAM, Ala., Nov. 9t(. Th
Shelby County on Wednesday J. ilia
Daniels, a negro, was arrested for a
cilmlnal aseault on a white woman aad
placed in Jail at CoIheUUh. Thursday
night a mob surrounded the jail wliL
the iBlentioa of lynehiBg the prisoner
White the sheriff mid a parley with lb'
mob his deputy west into the jilt aad
made Daniel put oo a dress aad bonnet,
and then ordered thenegro to walk u'
through the mob The sheriff esc
plalaed to the mob that the womait wi
a cook at the jail, goiag koaw. The
deputy followed DaaUla ckaw enough
'o prevent his esespe, aad in Ibis wa
ibey passed through tb luob, aad the
nsisoaer was bfOHfkt te tkk eity.
la Cbloaga,
MesehMt (is iMosnaativa awn ad boy)
Ii jeu Nf) wftk your father
IHocpeetive Krraad Boy I live wttk
ase step-falser
aJerotaal Hi ynu? anasbav has baaa
has tied twk!
Piotpctivt) nal Hay Ys, air;
twke, gotn' on Uu tin.
Htiusius Vv tke IHut.
rtoruet.
Head of ta ta 'PaaS's a atetty
lougb IooUm oanta enat you asa wa
isg asouad, Mr. Tra-vess
Ttavesa Yas, afcr. I ot tail wttk Uui
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Wkm fdtriaHf kk lekai to rHri1
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taaOcaiJ) It's great uiH, is t i J
WaaMaM (aria bat wwb away
Yt I abouid iUk it muM be vu
cfiUntiUms for that nurtmae.
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All.l. nl. m Wnp ii ni.r I . t fi.uinf has
Iriult ul uwl aue.a Inl k-i oti Mtar.
imm COMPLlXHHfS.
&MiM JAKt tlrt, tlrtfuM-ff-nenfitn
AftmtH; lAsnt l'ti.
.Tutfim fl&ph, tv llnrnr i WtfMf
A nntA y be In place here atmnt the
fifctlfsn fttfwen. They tc very imie
llle th better mohty of Americans.
They appear to hare the most bmmtlfnl
health, ml they certalnlv do possess
the hmtttst CMftpfexlons Imaginable.
Thelnfllnn femnles of Alaaks, who
cover their faces with a thick Mark mix
turn of soot ami grease. In order to
preserve their lieanty, my have the
most perfect complexions, as they boast,
but until there Is other evidence than
their assertion, the palm ertMnlv most
so to the Bngllsh Even In Whtte
chapel, or among the peasant or flsher
girls, von will pe cheeks like the sides
of peaches, while among the London
beauties the faces are like Ivory suffused
with the tinge of rose leaves.
We bake onr . faces In overheated
houses at lenst six months In a year, ami
If we expose them. It Is to violent lieu
or sndden changes. They live at home
In such discomfort that the best way to
get warm has been for aces to iretoutof
doors ami walk The consequence
Is that they are born with a fondness
for the open air and open air exercise,
and always in a climate moist and pro
ducttve of the most superb animal and
vegetable development. Hut It seems
to me that the finest English women
fall far short of our mark. Illg, Inny,
heavy women too tall nnd big and
heavy they carry shoulders as dis
proportionately wide as the sails of a
windmill, nnd then pinch their waists
to a degree our women never ap
proached. They Inck the graceful,
opulent curves of the perfect woman.
I never fully realised this until I went
to Franco, where tho women are often
goddesses. Then I knew that I had
not seen In all Lngland n half
doren such women as abound
In America and Paris. It was
not until I went to Paris that I re
alized the fact that Lngllsh women lack
not only rouudlng outlines, but they
fail of being "stylish," nnd that they
are wanting In urncefulness.
As for the I'ngllsh young girls, or
miss, she Is next door to a chrysills,
without wit or spirit or otldnallty, In
dlvltlimllly, or Independence) an appen
dage to her parent, a dead weight upon
whatever company she Is led Into, n
pulseless, milky lyetl, animated Identity;
she lives, she moves, she has her being
that Is nil. Nobody can blame an
Kngllth nobleman for marrying ait
American girl If he can, of that I am
convinced.
OLDEST VOHAR III ENGLAND.
Mm
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Team Old, and lias but
On Tooth.
Mrs. Jlorfew, "the oldest widow In
Lngland' Is now one hundred and four
years of sgo and lives alono In a little
collage In tbeouUktrts of London, siys
a writer in the Chicago Port.
Phe still enjoys good health, has not,
as she says hetst-H, "as much as an ache
in her little finger," and. with the ex
ception ot being a little deaf and havltti;
poor sight, is still able to enjoy llfi
She can eat anything, but her rnear
must lc "cooked to death" because sha
has only one tooth.
She spends her day In her collate
and is wheeled In a perambulator to the
house of a neighbor every evening to
sleep. Her husband, who was a shoe
maker, died about thirty-five years ago
and she has lived alone over since. A
gentleman who recently visited the old
ibtiy tuns ues tines ins oair
"Is Jits. Jlorfew In?" 1 asked, and
knocktd gently at the open door. No
answer. Thinking that there might be
a back room to which the old lady had
retired I knot ked again and again, each
time louder than before.
For some time all remained silent,
and then suddenly the haapof ;rayUk
clothes on the old tumble down four
poster began to move, and some one
said in a faraway, unearthly voice,
"Khi" and once again as, somewhat
steegered, I remained At the door.
"Lh?" Then from the ranjled mass
there rose a small head, with a widow's
eap pushed on one ear, with hair as
white as Ihe finest flux, uml with a face
of a million lines and wrinkles, but still
with a little Hush of life, not unlike an
apple that has once been "pleaaant to
the eyes," but has now been "asleep"
in the straw for many thy and has be
come shrivelled up and wrinkled.
Children NovelUt.
Vrm aW Xtw York CrW.
Sevaral'years ago James l'ayn excited
a illseuaalon by declaring that novel
writing is a profession tf much profit to
which parents might well train their
sons, but It was not remarked at the
time, I think, that when the parents are
themselves novelists tbo children, sons
or daughters, seem oHee to take to flu
tk naturally. Thomas Hood wrote at
)ast one novel, aad hU ana, Tom Hood,
wrote several. Alexandre Duma dls la
by sow thought to be a graatar man
than Alexandre ilaxluius. ills Fkw
uriC Marryat carries on her father's busl
iks at the old stand, dealing rather la
rocewaUr ibaa ia salt water. Ttm au
ihor of "ihe lllag of Auiaafo" Is the
sob of the author of "Zaaonl" and -A
Stisagik: sory." Tiuu.kry left a
daughter who bat been able to make a
(Mttly II Hie jack out of that part of
1m r talker's aiautle which fell oa her,
aad ia like wanner has tho son of !Iw
t koine cultivated hi portion of LU feth
ei's genius-
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HER WWAtVS HU BEFEATP HIM.
A Tfcettftent .wanTf ot HWrW
KtWnre
Fifm Iht Xnv I'flrt Trtt'mt.
A theatrical man relh the foflwsfBt
story. He did not attempt to votrefc kit
Its truth, m the writer does tret, merely
giving It here for what It I orth M
an Hlnstratlon of a woman's will The
man who toM the story also dlaehwerl
the name of thee abmrt wbwrn R h re
lated, hut owing to the dfltrtrt about
the absornte veracity of the tale It
would not be fair to mention the nntftes.
Snfftce It to say that one wns an actor
and the other an actress, and both very
wtll known to the public. 9o call the
actor T , because that is about as
far as one can get from hfc name, and
the actres Miss A , because her
nam-;is nothing like that, either.
Slles A besides being perhaps the
most prominent character In the play,
was also the stage manager, and It was
she who regulated Mr. Y 's salary.
Now Y- bad long contended that
bis salary was not one-half rfhnt It
should be, and JIIss A declared as
firmly that this was neither here nor
there, for the salary would remain nn
changed. This condition of affaire dhl
not make the two love each other as
good Christians are expected to do.
Such scenes as these (behind the files of
course) became frequent:
"When are you going to rniee my
salary?"
"Never."
"All right, then. I leave ytw to
morrow. "
"Very well, whv don't ytmf
Or the war might h varletl to this
form:
"Are you going tojnt my salary
thlsweckr" '
"No." ,
"Next weekT"
"No,"
"When?"
"Never."
That determined "never" was a dl
agreeable check to argument. Pinal!"
Y worked out a subplot In the
play. In one act he, the noble hero,
caitkd JHss A from a top story to
the ground down n ladder. One night
when this scene came on ho stepped
upon the first round of the ladder as
usual, hnldlnc In his arms his fair
burden. But Instead of coming down
quickly as usual, as n vigorous. Invin
cible hern should, he stopped.
"Now," ho whispered In her ear,
"raise my salary."
"Never."
"Kalse my salary or I drop you."
Here was a crisis. Two things wero
In danger the success of the scene and
the actress' bone.
"ltnlse mv salary or I drop you."
The "house'1 was waiting. Miss A
closed lior eyes.
"Never"' she said, and he carried
her safely down the ladder.
Making an explahation.
A Uhcerful Way or Uslnc n llatlier'a
Clinlr.
om Ih lirti oil Fih Prill.
I was getting shaved In n one chair
barber shop In a mountain town In Ken
tucky, nnd there was only one other man
In the shop besides the barber. The
proceas was nbout half through when
some one was heard walklmc on the
veranda which sutroundetl the shop,
nnd pretty soon a wild looking face
pcerrd through the window.
"Say, 11111, does he'un want you?"
asked the barber of the other man.
"Who all la 11?"
"Simmons, 1 reckon."
"He'un can't want me. I never did
nothln" to him."
"Stranger, does he'un want you""
askrd the barber of me.
"Who? Simmons, as you call him?"
"Yes."
"Never heard of him. Who Is he,
anyhowt"
"Oh, he'un Uvea back yere a bit.
Gteat hand to shute. nail any trouble
wltn him!"
"No,"
"Well. I'll go out and explain to
he'un. Might shute through the win
dow If I didn't."
He putdown the razor and went out,
and when he returned Simmons was
with him. The shooter stepped aroun
and took a square look at me and the
heaved a sigh of disappointment an
said to the barber:
" 'Taln't he'un, Sam, but so mighty
clus to Jt that I might hev popped
through the glass."
"Never does any hurt to explain
matters." said the barber in a reductive
wav as Simmons went out. "He'un
killed two men in this chalraml I don't
like the muss of It. That's what I
west out to explain if you was be'un's
meat, he'un was to wait ami drap vou
outside."
The Humble Ilea as a Mlor.
frem Ud KtUa IkrW.
It is well known that the bumble bees
weight is but a small fraction of an
ounce, but wbea be strikes a small by
ia tke vicinity of the eyelwow his rr
serve force Is suck as to make it appe r
as if be weighed a ton A half do'i
able-bulled bumble bees have bc-eu
known to Impart a motion of at laaat u'
ttn miles aa hour to a whole country
Hbool weigblag ta the aggregate p-r
haps a ton. Is o argunwat baaed upon
suk a wiaapprakeaslon can uuuuh
man's amUiioa to Uy or deuuMistrate its
laspraclkabiMiy.
blnlMaaat Aplaa4e.
ra JAiawir'4 ncy
She. Wastaafe aay aunUuae at kls
lay?
Ha.
a Not till tke euttaia felt.
ilUrncd.
1KKSJ ao-HlLTUiU. - ou Nc lumber
IS, D40, 1 rilalkH L W auti, D. B
Ar
UDiu.4 uuaai
ilaua ut Howard t namtv H1J - aa.1
Am vua wwiwati t jburei.
tUttVy-KKAl,.-Ou WadBeaday. aW
uOir It. uw, at Hu!j -mater ctwcti, by
SiVWWM) - WiLSOM -. a VaiaasJar
veaiaK. kvvuaibr SS. UaW.br tae Bv. llr
Mavr mm tors ivwuM naf-
I ails a fl
niilati-
w wa ccMnaBsa ur ua anaa
t mrmxM luu uim -Moan.
VBua, imii
Wtim.
Dl'CKSTT-im aV)ii( s.-, lane, at -
I . ., Jacob Duj. Itett. uti tt.
aMlL HI. 9unfts. i gait asueuu U
UKINUt -Ue Kuveaiar i;. taw, at Colum-
an araatika. CaUaamfaaa. in.fa Canaaai Koli-
yiiSSFr v rrr-' wm-
letaal9a.as.MM Mosb V. akttoaiajs-
au A.-At Ms.Wm sawaeaa, ik rjaww)
waina wm aucoavaa
mi kudAlui . teai.
JaafeHt. Wloitaliujii.ji'i ut Juajuu um4
aapMf Se tw.
oi.Tt. UaTlMua, Vovasabargr.ieje,
i p m . r.; JtanaMS C. WK wi4 w -i
tm to JhsMai aad oaa tsaSrUHiW'.
lue. KMt
- SuT.otDw , tH a tin. w.
'StiMu'lv awtEr, m-. Wurwlc-k g at
KtuujtiTl triiaie
ffaa"swsal TJl"
M1H VILMOS. I'Hg (.mgMtvrj
rsu
I vtjfff4ftalinl.T ISl
la aid Suil '
ijS
Idta and Wa&il i ata Qd SjBHtrdL la
Bil.' H u lu qailj l.tUmUglT -"0-'!l!
lL a i-rm Trfctg. a u.l r-ii
X "II Lfmcf tut saaia'laat . w to
aj a.ua k.tb lit: Aaaxuaa r JJ at
JVSTE'S vU) WtXiiO, 4U D at a w
iau
Nine
Out of Ten
rei-rni mv meets hare earanh in a bum or
nwwtvatprt fw, sue yrt wjswattYMf raw
r ny auMittij to ft. not sew(Hefo reb
nntii too late that other danaerons (Meae,
such as t.r.vrrchfit and consirmntton, are rery
me to roimsr tf rhe twaMels net arrested
CatrrliorDmatr-gfn hnfftttltll" Hi th Noo,t
atid rvqnirw a estTtoal renr like
nnort ttrsnatilt to effect athotongh rnre
Vod ltf!.
"i hi heen a saferer from Catarrh for n
iroot many rears, t tWed neartt etrrtthlna
theant of and also nwny different ph?i
elati. with Ifttte or no benefit nntn t hpan
taktner Hood's swsatawtlta, which I am now
nstna with (rood remits, t een recommend
it heartiir to att, heing conltdent that it is a
Ifoort medtdne.-'-Mns. A. S. ri sin,
Omaha, Seh.
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
! Sold by alt dretirlsts. St: six for $, Pre
pared only bye. I. noOB&cx.,&ow1t,Xa.
100 llnspi Oho llnllnr
AUOTIOJT S.VliltS.
JAONCAKSOJt BHOb., Atrctloneer
rlRgMrrriRT sAt.ilir i.arob lot or
(irlOrSD IS OOOD HOPB ItlLI. TAHK,
BRTWBIN (JOOD ttOPR RtlAt), OR
tlARI!OK AHSUE ANU SATt.OR'd
Ht)AD.
On yATtRUA AFTKRNOOX TO RM
nilRSft, AT 3 3B oCtOCK. wp wlllsell on tlie
the t ". i.or is of t.oiiD nom park.
pontalnlnr ls,?T9 nttate feet. This Irt fronts
on AI.TAUO.V1 AVSSt'R. between IIAR
KIPON A KNUK or tHMW IIoPK ROAtl ami
KAYI.Otl'S ROAP. ovarlooklne tho oltv and
can readily to tnlJi Med Into smaller lol.
Terms One tblnl -ali, balance In Sand U
MOtit lis; note to boar Sperrtnt. Interestand
wnrtd by deed of trust on property, or all
cab, at option ot pnrchaser A d-poslt of SSOO
rpriatred at sate c mrey-trwlng at pur
chafer's cmt Terms to be compiled with In
flfteen day.
SI'KOIAI. .N(lTICi:s.
KWPKKT RKtJKVKI) " 1)R. W1IITK,
Bay cninnpomT,
HIS Penna. are,. oprNmlle Wlllard's Hotel
TlKrtisatHjj fiotn far and near vlaltDr. While's
ctaMIhmnt for relief from and avohlatipo
of mm ?, bnnlons, dlMaeed nalh and all
filter Toot trouble! Hours, 8n.m. toSp.m.
Enmlays.S to IS. Offlco rc, !1 per visit for
puttlDK the feet la pood order. Satabllshed,
IgSlI.
KJy-LADIKS1 LAtHKS,! UT)I81
fSXSF JIw. McCaffery Is the otilv hat and
bonnet frame manufaetnrer In the otry call
ami ee ber new shapes. Illeaohln ami
t'iTsin. Straw and felt taatu altered to the
lateat styles. Orders promptly attended to.
1000 O street n. w.
jggf-J. WILLIAM LBR
Ctaecesaor to ITenrr Lae'ii Sons),
HNDKHTAKBR,
Jl PA. AV. U. W.,
Bouth Hide.
Drancli Office. 4W Marrtasd sve. s. w.
KRf-WIlY XOT HAVX VOUk SHIRTS
""-J mad e br one of the moat eatebrated
cetters In AmerlotU rrieea sama a those
tblrd-rate puttora ebar. r. T. H ALL, f9S V
st n w.
lVAMTlSlllIKI.r.
"V
7ATK0 HIRST CLASS roOK. .'Sll N
wnr wasi ma ana ironmc su-st
ArASTBI)-WIIITK WOMAN TO C.V70K,
wali and Iron, atf nurse girl. Apply
SI I Maple ae, l.e Droit Park ii It
TV
AJtTKll-A HKarSCTABLt: WIIITK
alrl la do ei ouril hfiiiivnrk' tmi la.
jieoiioooK; iman mmur; wt rerrBM r
. a ." . ' . . ...,---..-, -,.,
MHlretl. Call Wiij.1 .t n w.
3t
WASTED-PIIWT-fTA FHMALK COOK
It to Kotkinili fertile wlntp-. Apply, with
refernnres. at tnaothatn w. SS-St
"lrANTD-WHITS WOMAN TO I'OOK
) and assist In iri.nl nc Apply at XM
Mass aye. .1t
w
ANTED-FIRST CLASS (OOK. linsr
have ton! references, wo fl t n w.
7ANTED-A ' 'IITK WOMAN AS tlOOll
1 1 coo and to wash aad Irun for a sniill
family; maststay at nlirhl, kowI wages rat
wdw. lscMsethst a w. ss-at
Vi
MNTI'-FIRiT CLSSft L-tUNDKEa at
nil viavj. ijt
"WANTKO-A Wl'IKT l.KKMAN QIRI. TO
do lllit seui-ral boutework for snail
family mijunw tlu
rANTBn A KBSl'kCTAIILK WIIITK
1 woman aa cook , must lute trood olty
reference. AppIt lSi Hlmdu Island ave a w.
V ANTMU SITUATIONS.
TV
7ANTSD-BY A COLORED WOMAN A
i niapa ta cook aal iin miniim! !..
work In prirate family Call or Midi tTOS
Hidge t. bat ITtb aad 1SU aad T and U su
a . J
w
.7ATED-BY A FIRST CLAtti COOk A
situation as saeli Is a nrttA fautllr:
bust elty refereiwas. Call at presaat place.
H1S1 street n w Jt
AY
7AXTBD-BY S MBSFECTABLK COL'D
I alrls. situatkiBjt: uati it laaiulrifta. lhA
other as chambermaid aad waltraas. Ad
dress or pall -1ST Pel aye s w, gf-gt
w
rAVlHD-BY A (iERMAN WOMAN.
I uraavl Iwr fi sli tit Vwitn.i t sail txm al.tasd
7HI3tkit'BW Sa-W
AV
.rATBO-BY A BKrPXCrABLE COL'D
I ttri m I. liaa I. iinh.iisaal.i iaa n atj
clam faaiily. Call or 44ii lJliStb st a w.
W
TANTBb-BY A KKSPaTTABLB WHITB
zirl. titnatLia as vkamharmakl. waliiiw
or lo take cut ut enl.'drea, rfirstu:. hfc3
was u w J8
AY
I airl. a ulaiia Ut do icirarat tuaisavork
oribamborwotk is a noau faaJly; refefaai-a
i: riiiuma. lauiiiv. s.
rou KKMKOOMS.
T7C8 HINT HAMDaOUMLY WKMIaHK
l- rtueuoB it or u n tors ti ausust a
BerdiLs pas' the iio.r
3S-I
ii
SENT a tllil LMiCATfHO SUlOMli
oa :ai Aiair. jfaa. bos aad wlil waar. Lkrik
hall aad bath wouia raat ctwan to a uerma
aal leutat SI Is t a a Coevaaiaat to
Guseraasaa PriuHair tMJae
TTsOR BKSI'r-UKrChallStHO-iD rLOOsl.
1? liialodioa-bath, aaat audUaat HSJiT
ave a w. Mt
1?
KBMT-J Oft t IfcrUsUSlaUKD
room. 1st or Al door, beat aad water, at
fa. AaaisiaSKstae.
Siai i ii is samisai' sun n i i isiumin
l3t
IjVlK stEJiT-Fl UNlbHKD Aa'O Vri K
X Biabau rousBa fur tent Ml Vermont m a
aw. .li
IJUBt EKaT-A LADY USAMKGCITY Wi'I
I! m cbsxaluiad tttkir; (iu-ItiOuia; I.K4.
tW.oiif('apit.). Utgstae t-lt
IMa BBkT-! LAJU.E UlJFCBMsUED
L' rosins sUeTle o. ea stuta. ad uur, soutll
tcaat: 4 todo. kaat. aas. hot UH.U. two
post fag. Wflgttaw tiitaiaavats. Jt
TXJH BKST-AT U. T M W. ASJ VU-
V aaaally attrat-Uve aad saanr cooes tet a
aaassassaav ft
ITWat KBKT-AT 15 I A 8. OPHmi B
J? V lea Cm -ideas ; susa and brkhi
rawaa; 1.. a board id tea.
mWt-WlVf1tW
- 11 S W -LABOIL EAKU
muisbtd ronss; fiusnafto IIS
a' K dusiied Tst
I' kOSEl I
ytr aumtk. Wa'
naB BAT JTBSiiaiUO aHD VSFtJU-
X' Bisked rouau. 43 ur il ttuor,: Uate jr
en alts, mv Mae v" ) uavvaleat So
larliaas- naiOtbuuy ,
TOKBYlOLUASi
1 arst -claaa mumri
, KbTATK OM
tosasttrattti of
treat. Ko Aeiar wber
n$aoa
u. I
TTiii ii n i- ,.,,,-,,,- ., t I,, li,i,B,liU,Bpi,JiijijBW.
Wmm,
m LOA OS 8AL aWT41f pfCVWTX,
a s Au s m osjsir.
&fXM
MtMV TV WAS
Ml Fat a
U C ttlLL. EJtAL KSl'il AJiU UJAMs
K3. aartsaau in tul un
wilts
I ibd city
ai.J Fire luuuinao Cu .
if,U IWKit Bi:'.'.dUi,;
.i a .a
WASHINGTON eiS DIRECTORY
fjtriSTS'it rtrvrifft.' st rrttts.
I OEO. RYNRAL. .Ta . AS Tth st n t.
FRASt is isitxm's t A'st. a w.
CTANABAN, rSiLLT A CO., 1911 Pa ave.
o o'Sror.LjA. iswi'inh st n w.
i Ansa a. mnr.s so.sj, i it p are
i.vr;ri? rr.tirpp.
a mftMriiuiMfflsihst.
rtftirivr?t.
PrjiSfAvnOrt MHW, por. sth and 0 ts.
ntnn rn,i:in.
EnWATJ.JRrBMtIrt,si7Tthst n w
f. HABTBBRCTIT. ll Uh St.
nr;;rl:ts
PABJtT httrjrm ob . tom r-wth c
ANBBRr"SBin)Srn BRSW. ASS'N, !W.
.n;i5tJ8BiShBtS8.8thandLsts.e W .
TOBNATrTLBWsiofV1..8l5Bth W.
BABTnoumAT mtltr rt, wt nth t n w.
nt rt i.rt.
H. B. KiHltWrmn, I1. st n.w.
n L' ji rn jjsi gi in lain si. n w
.nsunii n, in ntnst n w,
ftoLf zma?j. lfl J. T. ave.
3 u nfimai i a ..
i.fr?tHWMRYrJR,rhan.m are
0, W. nRIVKR,sPa ave.
0. nAORRTY, lflH Pa. ave.
H.iKntts.
t II. RKI
lath t n.
Cup st.
.rtilljs tr.
st-nsm
trnrn, its i i i
a. w.
hoi 1 1, i: MS.
. C. rALMBf. ll SSth rt. nw
THBAHllNBTOrt BOT CO.. SJth and K n r.
in tt tut. i Jtt:rsi: aai r.nus.
4AS. F. OYSTBR, Pa. arc and 9th st.
nt irlll.Ms.
A. LOBFFLBR. . centre Market
tnos. T KBASB W in 51 ontre Market.
J 11 BtK-CIlRR.SSRIoMI Centre Market.
EHW. HROORB.BS1SS Centre Market.
OTTO v Bl rrBRT. 91 M Centre Market
A 3. RILKT, IK 98 CWltr Market
it'i-o,:v
OKQ. 8, ATWATBR A 00 . l ltS m. ave.
nt-iuiltv is-itail.t rut -.i.k.
wiibbl co, tn nth t n w.
iwot.s, mi oris Axn nrnnvHt
t II. MORAN. 494 ,h at.
A. I,. IIAXBTiiN. a;th st
M. STRKKLAM), m Pa. ave
UKO W HICH.Tjr Market Space.
HOW KM. A MI RWAY. W Tlh st n. w.
.tOHN C V, ILLB8 Jr . IUS Till St. n. W.
T, IIFIMIBVM.mjTthst n w.
I. BOOU One Price Mmell.m(e,rsTth st.
NATIONAL HuTKL8IIOBSTORB,I'a ar.
II. WALKER TUCK BR, IMS Pa. ave.
JOB. A. KBrRTTI. 117 Pa ate. a. .
M.0RBBNIIAI)U.3I11 M st.
II. RICH A SON. 1t s Tth nw.
it iht:ns.
BK.os A CO., Pa. ave and th st.
LEWIS JOHNSON A CO . 10th aad Ta ave
t ORSON A MACaMTNKY. 1119 Fst.
BATKMAN CO , 1111 F at. n w.
WM. MAY8R A CO .! 9th st.
UOOHMA CO. 1108 P t. n w
LEWIS ) 7 KWK8IH HY A ( O , U18 F
it I i.V.
OBNTRALNAT. BANK. Tth st. and Pa. av.
88CONU AT lOSAUSOSTth St. n. W.
COIIT.MBIA NATIONAL. 9I1 Ft. n. W.
NAT HANK HEPUHL1C. Tth and D Sts.
FAKMBJIS' .tMBCH.'aNAT.cor. M and Hst.
Il(r7i M.l.t tilt.s AM .STATIOXKIM
W. II. I UUURMM1LK A CO.. IIMSW P.
WM. 1UI1.ANTYNK MINlf.SSStthst.
A. K WIIJIM!.Mt SsTlhat. n w.
W. II. M0l!tllON. tWM Fi .
CHAPMAN A TAYi OK, I'lS Ta ava. nw
BASTON .t- MIT1'. 1 ihb l w
r ittt'f.v t t.v tj:tt".
KMPIIIK 8TBAM HIS Mass are
P. II OUNi.nnPa aven w.
f I lift IS l AUXIMI.S.
M. O ' nt'BLANII, WU IHh st nw.
t'Au Jtratsrt:it
NAT'L CAbII KBOI8TBR CO. 10th Jk Bstsnw
r.tMi'tis n:ns ,ia ntir.ni: its.
ALBA'- MILLBH. WIS Oslo ava.
DARBY DAVIS, ISs 14th st B W.
C. A. LANOLEf.ltP IStU t n W.
VAJ,. HIZr.S AXtt iikaxjui:
TO K ALON WINE CO .Sill Kb St.
t OW.V.T COIlJtrCTOH.
51. O. WHKLAN, IOCS Fst.
c.iri:f7.7fA.
F. FKRl'ND. 70S Wb St. H. W.
D. J. WBYMAH. 1SS4 I Uh st
ALEX. FOItriN. 10W lJtb st a W.
LOUIS CHAriNB, 1TM L St n w.
tlRAY A; 1IRO., 1TW Lst n w.
vj.uTitimts.
VICTOKBDI.ER.9STr7thBW.eor.MaM.ar.
M KAUFMAN, eornrth and Isu.e.
I. HAMBLflOEK.taONt-.eSl Paa.
N.Y.NB l'HICBtLOTIHNO.SllTthst.n W.
OOLDBN EAGLE to . su Pa', ava. s. e.
W. NOHnLINOBR.SluTat n w.
B. RICH A MN. IS&t 1 Tlh aw.
VAHItt Ii.".S.
ANDI KW .1 JOYCE'S M)N8. Waratosms.
... ,' .fifl?n ve; Factory. 419-WHthaw.
W I i.KVEK, MW l' ave. Also aarBasa
111. I E AND CKRIAOBMAZAB.aM-KLa.
M BRMOTT A BRO. . 310 Pa. ate. n. w.
i meexs.No an ostnw
1LLIAM WALTER'S MK, UthaadCttSBW
1 1 X)K A JABOE, 3SSS 8 M St.
A. II. OKEGOKT. N Y are aad Sth st.
f oai Krnow.Ks .i j v ir:.
J. rTSSKLL, u N. Y. ave
T.JAHnS.iWthst
HINKK A BL'DD. UO Mb t
0HA V FLBlbC'HMANN.lliei'a.av.
t .i i ;.
T
EMFLJBOTEU 9th t .ou. U.8.Fa.Oamae.
T
" P3!. ?! irT5.8Wtast,
ELKS
11XI
J
i BOOM;,. 9aflt. ava.
t 0.rSCTlUXJlHJi.
M. BRILL, 417 Mh si. Waaiaaaitf.
nJ DINO I CO.. ttt Fa ave.
(JLL", IsSSFst.
fcN Br-T Z A CO.. i..r 1Mb aad F sU. a. w.
BBaVMA U AN A CO , Ifcl Tth at. B. W.
iUTo3. l7SlPa. aa.o. w.
iMMBBTS. SB) Tth st. a W,
It I IKUXltA.
I ACOka BRO-., ij Fa ava.
JH:t UHITUH.
HEH.SA) WtBBW.
BBNKY F
UHV HIIUttA.
JiiHNU Mi)OT, UM M St.
V v. SHlTBBAiosj. 9t9Fa. awe.
LASaBTOGU A Bap., m to tnirth St. n. w.
8BATON FBBBYPa. are aadStn st
TtMkS J Lt TTSELL. ISBS pTava!
T.BEIHABirT.anist.B.W. "w"
S 1 FWHEL. MW Pa. ave
UEO r BABWtT. SIS Fa. ava .
SD BL ECH A CO., UW Tth st a
uBa roatsa, isk tsth st aTwT ""
CBAIOA JAtBaOB.SiaJatsl.a w.
S. T sMFt H. Sl M at b. w.
BVBatAK a BMPOB1CH. -T H at .
M KOUNBE i BUX1 UW Tth it a ff.
ttMt O .!.
fkAHKl' HBLLBat.TMitkat.
IS OULMAK.SWFaava?
T E UUAM. 1411 Fa a
BEXt.BrsUi A ELUO'fT. MUft tub W a. at,
V 1 BliAl B. Sarb asd X u. a .
CCBlil riAXI, fe? fa u
G 6 C SIMMS r N Tva 41 tk St
JOHN k M VJoK, S0 Tth t u
J J. r'li.HKU A tX). SJ K a W
!TWSNJBtt,lNl. tlW BstablJaLsdte-;!.
m. mWP av. ss a, H B.
roN Li. m, i6 n y a.
J l KMUKAkD. mSPa?v
bBD Ul jr IJCuFaTt
A ghaham xm pal a w.
in, an uxtttn: vtM
. ava.
la. miC wm.
timiM.. AAsrMair"c
u BUsi-i Y' Atr aTuNEE. Wi Fa- aa
41tj r ?i JL. a v
iiu "ta A. a ar
A A At iMit
TtjriVmmmr
W AliFtrtivxVl'
AUt A4Asi-
m S. ilHEB. :m i' ie a v
3 U- MALI 4th atid ! ! . u w
N IsTl DEH aH k -.f ii v.
A i.IUI S. bKi' : V it
4 aU.ifc ! i, i x L . a
i'" TRAt --N jt . t .(... i St..
i WASHfRGTdir BUSINESS fllBECM
rtttf rvtirrr: rrMT-AXtt:
FlflMEN'S INS. CO . Ttst, aaW LS. ave.
tJitMBIA FIR JRS Vt H P. n. w.
LnrPMNlTiqu?
rv..9ttliHist. n w.
P4I: tllW rt tN"t CO-B L are.
umjiM firb wis co , an wn st.
yr. fi-rn
lrI32JlI'"r,rMr c5 and lassavp.
WfcWn?..V"W
-r.a. i vr rot ttt.
h a (niijiisis. jpwifentre Biaravw
' .' .. . n . m i i lr. in MB
wr BS
IS oAt A ttK ST at. hft W 4i sts
rwoj ve iwfw w ORR. arts water st n .
wm. f. jwrrntAB, tais rt t
7-t7jt.VffYt
wrtMrMAS4m.wiht. tp
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