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WllK IN')VW Ml )ff - JiTfcSMSAWVfWWffi.r - we, u We T- ' -vVf - " i THE WASHINGTON OMTIO, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12, 1885. " I I ; l r r I , r It i i fcT t & I' 4 tV:i; WASHINGTON OltlTIO. uMfAeii X(il(Vi Auniiayi Excepted, n v rhoEvonlngCrltlcPubllshingCompany, 1IALLET KILUOURN, President, W. KC01T TOWKKS, TrcnBiircr, It, II. SYLVESTER, Editor. Olllco, No, OH I) Street, l'ost llulldlng, Wash ington, 1). C. fniTch7f uf teleph6ne6allis Huai TKRMS: FlngloCopy 2 Cents Ily Carrier 30 Cents Ily Mall, iostago paid, one year (1.50 ltv Mall, postago paid, six month 2.M Matt Subscriptions Invariably In advance. Address. THE WASHINGTON CU1TIC, WASHINGTON. I), C. Wednesday, Aug. 12, 1885. Secretary Kndicott Is consist ently mid energetically endeavoring to convince soldier? and civilians tliat favoritism U to lose Its Inlliieuoo In army appointments, assignments and removals, and that merit and the needs of tho service arc to outweigh all other considerations. Sir. Kndlcott lias al ready done many things to Inspho con fidence In tho sincerity of Ids course, but no action nor utterance has been more emphatic than tho following languago employed by him In a recent letter to tho very lnlluetitl.il friends of an olllcer whoso transfer had pro voked vigorous ptotest : Yoit will pardon mo If I sayuBlnglo word. 1 llnd It very common In tlio iirniy, wlien mi olllcer Is rellovcd for proper reasons, Indeed Cor necessary reasons. Tor him mid Ills friends to remonstrate an If lio hudn peculiar right to porform n peculiar duty; nnd his friends nro very apt to think, because, lia docs not Ilkotho removal, Hint bouio personal Injury Is'cnst upon lilm, or somo rctlcctlon Is made upon his cliimctor or tils services. Quito tho contrary, ltcmovals ami nppolntmonts, so fur us t know anything about thorn, or liavo nnythliiBtodo with them, nro lnndo simply becnuso tho good of tho servlco requires them; nud this Is ono or thoso cases, nnd In volves no discredit to tho officer. This Is certainly n just aud manly Etatcment of tho case that all right minded olllcci3 will approve and ap preciate. There Is nothing which they have so much icasou todcploro and condemn as favoritism In any uf Us forms nothing upon which the lot vice is more to be congratulated than hav ing at tho head of tho War Depart ment a fair nnd honorable gentleman whoso actions preclude criticism. ,. 1. - .1.1 There cati be no system of mote vi tal Importance to this city than one of tccognltlon and rowatd for bmvery and energy or prompt and discreet action on the part of the police. Nothing can ho of gtenter Importance to the city's welfare than an encouragement of vigi lance, fearlessness and discretion on the part of the custodians of tho peace, ft 13 too seldom that wo hear of u pro motion awarded asarcwaid for good service, aud public sentiment will warmly Indorse this tnodo of encourag ing pollco olllccrs to do their best and giving them to understand that their ef forts arc appreciated. In tho ease In which a promotion lias Just been made In recognition of merit, It wa3 well de sctved. Olllcer Wccdou Is one of tho youngest though ono of the most ath letic and llnest men, physically, on tho force. Trained In tho care and custody of ttio Bick, tho Indigent and tho insane by his service as an (imbalance drivor, accustomed to peril by his carper in tho Fire Department, he brings all the necessary qualities and experience Into his work on tho force. Tho promotion of such men in recognition of merit, must be In every way bencllclal to the service. Chief Shaw of tho Loudon File Brigado Is now on his way to Now York again. He evidently likes the United States and will doubtless receive a warm welcome. Somo years ago ho had an English Idea that America had everything to learn in regmd to tho management of lives and tho organiza tion of lire dcpaitmcnts. Ho soon dis covered his mistake, however, although it lias taken several visits to tlii- coun try to modify I1I3 prejudices. It is barely possibles that this time he will carry somo American Ideas home with him (or Introduction in tho London 'service. It Is doubtful if anywheioiu tho world can bo found so eflicleut and advanced a system for the extinguish ment of 11 res in tho large cities of the United States. Tin: midsummer overhauling of the "White House shows that never before in tho annals of that historic mansion has it suil'eied so much from tho wear nnd tear of a single season. Tho liottso was In excellent condition when Mr. Arthur left it, but tho daily throngs of olllcc-scckliig callers and the mighty rush of visitors, euriou3 to seo tho novelty of a Democratic Chief Magis trate, have sprung tho stairways, worn the lloors and defaced tho walls. Tho effect which the events of six mouths of the new Administration liQ3 had upon the Inanimate contents of the Executive Manglou sccina to encourage tint Idea that Its living occupants have earned their vacation, nnd are also in need of a reason of rest and recuperation. The cholera Is not tho worst thing the young King of Spain has to fear If there be auy truth hi tho icportcd dis covery of a plot for his assassination. It is a distressful condition of all'alrs, the epidemic alone considered, hut tho outlook Is also big with portents of revolution, in which old dynasties must fall and throuc3 givo way, Tlieic arc republican statesmen In Spain, the ablest of any on tho continent of Eu rope, and tho Eoed tlioyuto sowing Is bound to hear fruit. A PAPER HAS bcon started In Lou don known us the American Hijley and Is dovoted to the lutorests of the Amer ican exhibition of tho arts, Inventions, manufactures, pioducts, uud resources of tho United Stales. The paper claims justly that tho exhibition will bo a now ucrmrttiro la the history pf such nffaln, It Is not to bo International. It will bo essentially national, though .boyond tho conllncs of our nation. It la to bo opened on tlio 1st of May, 1S80. Tho advan tages to bo derived from such an cxhl bltlon nro manifold. Tho friendly re lations between the United States and England will be strengthened; Amcil cin Inventors, manufacturers and pro ducers will have for the first time an admirable opportunity of presenting to European nations and their colonies tho many improvements mado during the last halt of a century, and all the States will he lepresontcd. It seems that sufllclcnt progress has been made already to secure a largo and almost complete series of exhibits. As tho ex hibition Is in good hands, is sanctioned by ourOovcrnmei t and Is to bo perma nent, wo may reasonably expect the best of icstilts to follow. There 18 a tacit understanding pervading the Departments that nil business pertaining topkicc-maklnguud place-filling Is to conio as nearly to u standstill as possible during tho sum mer. Tills result Is brought about mainly by an insinuation on the part of tho President that appointments and removals have received rather an undue shaie of oillclal attention, and the time has come for this disturbing clement to be lifted out of the Department work and attention to be turned to accumu lated buslno3s. The Presidents lan guage Is said to have suggested the Idea that the great mass of the people nro at least ns much Interested In having the public business done as they arc In tho question ot who shall do It. , ..,, 1 The half century of tho relgu of Queen Victoria will be completed June 20, 1837, but In accordance with pre cedents Her Majesty's " Jubllco" will be celebrated at tho beginning instead of the end of the fiftieth 3'cnr, or on tho 20th of June, 1830, a circumstance which the managers of tho American Exhibition, to be held tho same sum mer, look upon ns likely to lucreaio tlio eclat of tho occasion and enhance tho chances of Its success. In a private letter to a friend In New York, Hon. S. S. Cox says ho was ptcscut at soveial sessions ot Parlia ment, uud finds that he takes moro naturally to that than to dlplomucy. If Mr. Cox diopped In during one of tho recent stormy i ernes In tho House of Commons he must havo been forcibly reminded of his old stamping ground in the south end of the Capitol. People who go to tho Whlto House these days will llnd that cdlllco as much hi the hands of Republicans as it was beforo tho I'll of Maich. With the President and Colonel Lamont away, Ihcro is not a Democrat in the Mansion, exeep'ing, poihaps, tlio stew ard. If clvil-scrvlecieform, like charity, begins at home, President Clovclaud is certainly hi very close proximity to it. The cotton crop promises to bo the best for years, and tho corn crop will bo almost a phenomenon. President Cleveland seems to bo about ns success ful lu encouraging our products as was claimed for tho Republican parly by Senator Sherman. The l'alaco Hotel at San Francisco 13 sa'd to bo the elephant on ex-Sjnator Sharon's hands. But doesn't tills state ment reflect somewhat disparagingly on 11IS3 Sarah Altliea IIII1? A aiysterloitM Doenmeut. The clerk of the court yesterday found a formldahlo-looklng document on his desk, tho legal nature of which and tlio person who put It thero wcro mysteries to mm. it was a Eeml-lcgal document, and related to the manage ment and propel ty of tho "Columbia Harmony Cemetery Association." It was signet! ny Joiin u, iirooks anil J. W. Ilutcher, and was addressed to tho judges of the court. They stated that by nutuority ami in uenaii 01 tue lot owners of tlio old organization, which was extinct with tho exception of ono member, John F. Cook, it was 10- orgaulzed Juno II! last. In the now bony joiin n. urooKS ami i. w. Butcher wcro elected president and secretary, respectively. Tlio document goes on to lelalo that under tho present stato of allalrs there Is no proper super vision of tlio allalrs of tho cemetory, aud they aro entirely in tho hands of an In experienced young woman. They also apply for tho money and ground held in trust lor mo cemetery, id is aiiegca also lu the paper that the present mamiircmout has violated tho law trov crnlngccnieterlo by falling to keep a proper register ol graves unu grave sites and by using tho proceeds of the salo of such for personal gain, aud that they nave laiicu to periorm uto initios of their ofllce. o A Kovol i'reuch I'lny. Tho following Is a play-bill of a provincial thcatio; EXTUAOUDINAnY l'EUl'dUM CE. Tub Gun,Tif MOTiir.ii. . A llvo-act coinody (( by 0. do Ilcau marcbals. J)ramalti I'ereonte: r-m,n( Alinnvlva Ar.nnnr nf Vrnnnn ' 1lA.nntln l.la arn fnat a.v.ill Figaro, their old servant. N. II, To render tho plot moro exciting, uuu uiou mu unmui lu iuiiuit. iiiu ujnuuHU- tnont havo cut clown tho number of charno tors to thrco. Following tho procodont set tir JI. vlctorlen Uardou. who had tho good tasto not to shock tho nublio feollntra bv tho exhibition of Mmo. Ilcnolton, in his play of "La l'unilllo Ilcnolton," tho mnnageincnt nuvo sunprcssoci me pari oi mo wouiiiess inouuuiy oioiucr. o 31 T Ili;i!I. I hold that Christian peace abounds Where charity is scon; that when Wo climb to heaven, 'tis ou tho rounds Of love to men, I hold all oUc, named piety, A selllsh scheme, us vain protonse. Where center Is not can thcro bo Circumference? That I moreover hold ami daro Alllrm where'er my rhymu mny go Whatovor things bo swout or fulr, I.ovu makes tliem so, 'Tin not tho wide phylactery, Nor stubborn taste, nor stated prayers, That inako us saints; wo Judgo the trco Ily what It boars. And when a man may llvu apart From worlds, on theologlo trust, T know tho blood about his heart Is dry ns dust. -Alice Carey, l'KOi'I.i: IN Cir.NEIlAI,. Judge Don A. Pardee of tho Fifth United Sate Ciicult Court and MrB. Pardee aro at Newport. . Mu. Willi A w II. Hannay Is tlio acting Mayor of Ualtlmoro during Mayor Latrobo's absence at Newport. . Governor Lloyd of Maryland and the Senatorial excursionists from that Stato aro visiting tho Luroy Caverns to-day. Mns. Julia Wahd Howe goes next to Minneapolis to attend tho annual meeting of tho Woman's Siiilrngo As sociation. "Stonewall'' Jackson's war horse has been removed from Lexing ton, Va., and turned over to tlio Homo for Ex-Confederates. LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR AVAHWICK of Ohio Is spoken of ns tho Democratic candidate for Governor In case Gov ernor Hoadly declines a rcnomtuntlou. Will Cahleton Is soon to bstio a volume of new poems, under the title of " City Ballads." It will bo a com panlon piece to the "Farm BjllaiH"of his ( arllcr days. Mk. John Uadwaladeu rellovcd General Uariranft this morning as col lector of customs at Philadelphia. Charles Honry Jones will succeed Ches ter N. Farr as first deputy. The Home Kule Members of Par liament have arranged to glvo a grand banquet to Mr. Pnrncll lu Dublin on August 2-1, to eeieurato mo recent par liamentary triumphs of tho Irish party. Mns. Caroline II. Dall, who Is at work on a book to bo entitled "What "Wo Actually Know About Shakspeare," will probably be assisted by Ignatius Donnelly, who can contribute what he doesn't know about B icon. Biltlmoro American. Congressman Ekmenthout of Pennsylvania says to his constituents: "Do not doubt from what Mr. Cleveland has said i' nd from what you havo seen that a change of Administration means also a chango of measures and of men." Mn. Theodore Frelinqhuysen's wedding, which will bo a very quiet one, at Newport, Is now announced to tako place on August 25. Tiio brtdo Is a daughter of Mr. James Coatesof Paw tuckct, a rich Rhode Island manufac turer, and n handsome dowry nnd a cottago In Narrngausett aventio, Now port, aro prospective peiquisitcs. The names or Benjamin F. Butler and Hon. Georgo M. Robeson appear in articles of incorporation filed In the county clerk's olllce at Camden, N. .!., .yesterday for the Union Land and Grazing Company. Governor Butler's law partner, Oliver W. Barrett of Washington, is also one ot the incorpo rators. The company start business with $250,000 paid incanltal and -100.000 acres of grazing laud In Now Mexico and Colorado. Tho object is to raise, buy and bell cattle on a gigantic scale Whlto House ricnsnntrlen. When President Cleveland wasnsked to unnolnt Judco Tree to a forelirn mis sion, no replied: "l'u lust as leaf as not." Tills gracious answer to the applica tion vi" received with a profound bough. "In making tills appointment, how- ovor, continued tlio Chief Magistrate, "It 13 not to be considered by nny branches of tho Judgu's family that they havo only to apply for n nosltlon to be appointed." "Certainly Knot," was tlio retponso. "Then 1 eucss, you can tell Judco Trco to pack his trunk," said tho Presldont. "You expected mo, of course, to appoint him," ho added. wo Knew you wood," was (lie reply. "Well," said tho President, "I was aware that Judge Tied did not plno for the ofllce, nevertheless in such n post Itlou I am anxious to see, as our Eng lish friends would say, a gool inin at tno 'oim ami wiuio rm mapic " "Clic3tnntsl" exclaimed tho deleca- tlon In a breath. Thou the President retired to his desk with u pleasant Bmllo ou his face, and tho delegation departed, well pleased with tlio success of their mission. lUeston Courier. o Tnluo or tlio Evening l'npor. Tho morning dally Is hut rlcdly in spected at the breakfast-table or lu the elevated railway train, and is then flung aside and forgotten in tho tur moil of business hour.3, but when tho weary workers turn their faces home ward after tho toil of day Is done, they take with them tlio evening news paper, to Interest and Instruct each member ot tho family circle at home, us well us to beguile their thoughts during their ride. Not only aro even ing newspapers very widely circulated, but they aro very thoroughly road, and tho appreciation of these facts by ad vertisers is evident from the Increasing patronage given by them to Journals of that class. New Yoik Mall aud Express. "Tlio MmkucIIc Journnl." The Ceitio Is In receipt of tho Mag netic Journal, a largo and huudsomely prlnted cight-pago paper published at Jacksonville, Flu., under tho profes sional and editorial direction of Dr. A. J. Dexter, who Is evidently enjoying an extensive patronage in tho land of dowers and oranges. Dr. Dexter Is well known in Washington for his many re markable cures, and It Is his intention to revisit tho National Capital this fall. National Metropolitan Fire Ins. Co. 010 I'll. Ave. X.W., WiihIiIiikIoii, II. 0. CASH CAPITAL, $100,000. EDWARD CLARK, Pros. SAMUEIi CROSS, Seo'y. iiull-tf SUMMER RESORTS. DESIRAUI.E SUMMER HOARD FOR adults at Mrs, Veils', Knckvllle, Md. milO III SUMMER HOARD AT UELLE AIR FOR tl a wcok; accommodations for children and servants; imsturaeo for horses; easy duy's drlvo from Washington; plenty of shade; healthy location; good water: lawn tennis, cronuol; lenund nn old-fashioned Virginia mansion. Address II. II. HEI.L. , Iff, Mlimlovlllo. 1'rlneo Wllllnni Co,, Vn. piNEY FbirH'HOTKi,.Ml., x Ninety-two Miles from Washington, on tho Potomac Klvor. OPEN FOR C1UESTS JUNE 20. Steamers Excelsior or flcorgo Lcary each evening Irom lootot'7th tt. For terms, which will bo moderate, npply to Hotel; Wash II. Williams, 7th nnd D Ms. n. w or W. 1'. RICE, .. Jeo-3ra PiojiJItor, SPE0IALJ0TIBE8. -rwNOTIGE. A GENERAL MEETING usu of tho stockholders of tho Metro- no Inn Minimi it Munufuctiir ng Company of tho District ot Columbia (as reorganized) will bo held nt No. 1UPI North nth St., Phila delphia. Fn., on THURSDAY, August 20, IB83, ni iw ui ror mo purpose or oieoiuig n Ilourd of Directors to servo for thn ensuing year. A. II. HOUKINB, nuo-Ki i-rosiuoni. rJpa,'rHOSE PERSONS WAITING roil WAfJON UMI1UULLA8 Aro Informed that wo have Just received llvu cuscs. PRICE 1.75. ST1NEMETZ & SON, 12J7 I'emi. avo. rsaFO!l D1ARHIKEA, CHOLERA INFANTUM, CHOLERA MORBUS, CRAMl'S IN STOMACH, Uso CERTAIN CHOLERA CURE. A. 11ROWN, T. O. llox 351. Nothing like it. Jy23 V3F ECONOMY AND SAFETY. For Vapor Stoves uso only DANFORTH'8 FLUID. For tho Best Stovo buy tho DANFORTII. DANFORTH FLUID CO., Jy21 703 nth st n w. KgTUU CELEHRATED "IIESl'Elt" Ilrnnil, PATENT MINNESOTA FLOUR. For salo only by H. O. KEYAVOUTII, 620 7th st., Solo Proprietor. VhgpS. WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT CO., 810 Fciiua. Ave. N. W. Tho Company will rent small prlvato safes In 1U now FIRE AND 11UROLAR-FROOF VAULTS from So to S100, according to size. Silver Plato nnd articles of value may bo stored and Insured for any length of time at very reasonable charges. Je3-3m M-c5EPPA HUNTON Ws3r of Virginia. JEFF CHANDLER of Missouri. HUNTON & CHANDLER, Atlorneys-at-Law, Will practlco tu tho Supremo Court of tho United States, tho Court or Claims, tho Courts of tho District of Columbia; beforo tho Com mittees of Congress and tho Departments. unices: 03.U7,U8anUa'JUUKCUKAN UUlliU- INO. Jo25-tf tfrtSSfcTHE BEST MEALS IN THE CITY WIS ONLY 2.1 CENTS. Excellent lunch 10 nnd ir cents. THE GARFIELD DINING-ROOMS, 903 F St. 11. W. Rooms for rent. Strictly temperance. Jc'Jl-tf W. T. CHUM P, Proprietor. flgglioTEL DUBOUIS, 172S retina. Ave. N. W. RESTAURANT A LA CARTE. Bummer board By tho week, 85; by tho month, ya. myl-3m fJ-qgSsA CARD. To all who aro suffering trom tho errors and Indiscretions of youth, nervous vt cakuess. early decay, loss of manhood, tic. I will tend a re clpo that will euro you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a mis sionary lu South America. Send a scll-nd-dressed cnvclopo to tho Rev. Joseph T. Inmau, Station 1), A'ctu York City. PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS FOR UNIFORMS. Department if Mktoopolitan Police, Washington. D. C, Aug. 10, 185. Proposals will bo rocolvcd by iho under signed up to 12 o'clock nt noon August SI, 1BS5, for furnishing two hundred Wlntor Uni forms, moro or less, for tho Motropolltnu Po lice, tho samo to bo mado ncoordlugto regu lation pattern and of goods equal In every respect to sample to bo scon nt this ofllco; also for two hundred Winter Hats, moro or less. Tho right is reserved to reject any or all bids WILLIAM McE. DYE, aulKlt Mnjor nnd Kept. Mot. Pollco. FOB SALE AND RENT. R L'AI. K8TAXE IlULIiKTIN T1I03. K. WAGGAMAN. 917 F btrcct. (Changes inado Wednesdays nnd Saturdays.) THREE-STORY nitlCKANl) FRAME HOUSES FOR SALE. ?i) I st 11 c, b h, mod imp, IS rs $17,000 211 A st so, inodlmp,13rs 8,000 inuiMil nvo B w, u n.mouimp, lure.... o,uuu HON Jnvoso. bh.llrs 4,500 .'111 (Jet so, b h, mod Imp, 10 rs 4,000 IttltotfMUstso, bh.ni I, each Urn.... 1,000 211 12th Bt s w, b h, mod Imp. 10 rs il.OOO Dl Kstnc, bh.mod Imp, 10 rs :),0 4'J.- O st s w, bh.U rs 11.000 SlUlOthstso.fh, 10 rs 2,500 VWOBTOUY MUCK AND FRAME HOUSES FOR HALE. 10.17 Vtav ii w.bh, 7rs.... li'il'j L st n w. f h. 6 rs.nnd I r),000 houses in rear 5.000 2120.2128 anil 2130 K st n w, Zl-U, ZIM llllll 4lOV IVakJIlt, Ull, t 13 U,IAAI 1120, 1131, 113J and 1135 21th St, b ll, 1 rs... 5,000 122 Dst n w.bh, ml, 7 rs -1,700 1153 and 1155 20th st u w, b li, water, 5 rs. . -1,200 1X1! and 153G Mil bt 11 W, b h, m 1, 0 rs 4,100 921 and 023 20th stn w, fh,5rs 3,000 2118, 2120 and 2122 F U ii w, b h, m i, 0 rs, . 3,000 ll)2llbtuw,bh,ml, 8rs 3,ooo UNIMPROVED PRO PERT Y TOR BALK. Northwest. , Per Foot Kst, bet Kith and 17th $3.00 Kst.betHtliund 15th 2.75 17th and P sts 2.00 NY avo, hot Oth and Kith sts 1.75 H w cor 8th and O sts 1.50 KocorUth undo sts 1,50 Ost, bet 8th and llth 1.50 Oth st, botO audi' 1.50 bh, Irs 5,000 18th st, Dot Ij anu n i.w Nil avo, bet M and N sts 1.50 HOUSES FOR RENT. Per Month. 1310 Corcorau Bl!nw, fur, lOrs $75 00 20311st, uw, mod Imp. 13 rs 52 50 KlUIlHtsw, modlmp.Urs MOO ui7Qetiiw, modlmp.t) rs 45 50 0312dslsw,modlmp,'.irB 45 00 fil72dstn w, modlmp.O rs 37 50 13511Utsw.ini. Ors 35 00 OU), 021,023, 025, 027 nnd C20 2d st n w, m i.Orsoaol X)S 031 NY' avo n w, 7rs 25 00 2207 llth Bt n W, 10 rs 25 00 8TOR1M AND OFFICES. Tcr Month. 620 Iji nv n w, btorc, Irs 5100 oo 027 1m av n w, htore, 5rs oo 00 125 12 kin w. btoro so no Lst, bet 12th and 13th sc, store 25 00 iioomo.viu sinna i-anvou w.... Room 13, RooralS, " " " niSFstnw, rooms 031 Fbtn w, 3d Boor Chmtoii bulldidg n w, room 25,olllcc 25 00 23 50 22 50 20 00 15 00 13 00 LOANS lu sums lo suit at 0 per cent. Tho nbovo is only a small nortlnn of nro on my books. For full list cull at ofllco for bu Ictiu Ksued on Itt aud 15th. EDUCATIONAL. OPENOERIAN 11U8INESS COLLEOE, COR. J Uth nnd D tts n w A practical buslnoss education Hint qualifies young men and wo men to support thomsolvos and successfully perform tho notlvo duties of II to. Thorough Instruction given In rapid writing, tho English language, correspondence, rapld.cnloulntlons. book-keoplng, business practlco, commercial law, political ocouomy, stenography nnd type writing. Regular day and evening sessions ro stimed Tnoadny, September, 1, at ll a in nnd II p m. ofllco open for nrrnngoments by tho year ot-(pmi tcr ou uud after Mondny, August '21. A full corns of teachers. IlliiBtrated cir cular, giving full Information, sent frco on np plication. HENRY C. SPENCER, Principal. JIRS.HARA APENCEHi Vlce.Prhic!tL rJHIE NORWOOD INSTITUTE (NEAR llTli L st. Circle) will open September 30 with n full corps of accomplished Instructors. A complcto knowlcdgo of French practical as well as scholarly glvon iu tho shortest timo. Address nil anu miis. vt. u, and 121 1 llth Kt. n. w. CAI1EL, Principals, 1212 jy-' D ON'T FAIL TO VISIT DOOLEV'8 RIALTO FOUNTAIN, aJBLnnd Pa. Avc.B, E. 11ESVSODA WATER IN THE CITY. FOR EXCHANGE. WANTED-TOJJXCHANaE NEW STOVES for old ones at llutlcr's Stovo Exchange, corner Gth and 1C sts. Smoky chlmnoys cured or no pay. Stovos exchanged for grocorlos, Old utovcu bqiiflljt, PERSONAL. OLD PICTURES COPIED CAREFULLY; elegant, woll-ilnlshcd work; nuyslzo or stylo; good facilities; prices low. National Capital Copyjng Cqmpnny.je7 Pnnvo. TflXCELSIOH CLOCK" REPAIRING DE-' -' pot, No. (158 Pft nvo cast; nil ordnra promptly attended to; nil kinds of clocks for saloon monthly or weekly payments. .1. G. HATES. puKMhn DRAWING AND PAINTING-1N ORDER TO show how much moro can bo accom plished with tho best Instruction and systematic sys Bfsl raining than lu tho ordinary way of studying art, a class will bo formed Immediately In drnwlng nnd painting nt nbout one-third tho usual price. Parents, mlrtdlc-ag(!d persons, and oven tuoso who suppose that they havo no tasto or talent for drawing nnd painting, aro Invited to innko tho trial. For particulars apply at tho National Academy oriino Arts, corner N Y avo and 1th st. Receptions frco every Wednes day ovenhigjit 8 o'clock, nu7-3tj DOES IT SEEM rOHSUiLh TO GET A tlrst-olnss meul for SI or 13e, when you could not buy tho crudo mntorlals In tho markotforll? Well, sir. tho Forsyth Cafe, filB 10th st, docs servo G0) suoh meals overv djiy. . . JJ GIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION. QUES ttonsnnd answers In all subjects. Scud TEN cents. Ivy Institute, 800 K Bts n w. jyawin J7 'V iigjtfsipJEy, TYPEWRITING DEPARTMENT; EXPERT OPERATORS; second-hnnil type-writers for sale; all kinds; telephone. No. 112-2. "CALL GRAPH OFFICE," 1)33 F tt. Jy21-tl I j 11. YOUNGS, HTEAM CARPET CLEAN : Ing and renovating works; feathers ren ovated, mattresses mado over, furniture Btcamcd nnd moths destroyed. 1122 l'u. nvo. factory, corner um aim iisis.jj. c. juio J'AMES RUTHERFORD," DEALER IN FINE Family Groceries and Provisions; also Wines and Liquors, OOO I) st. n. w. Specialty mado of Puro AldcnFrultVlncgar. rvil. T.EON. THE "OLDEST ESTABLISHED JL nnd only reliable Ladles' Physician In tho city, can bo consulted dally. -101 C st., hot. -1H1 and Oth st. n. v. Prompt treatment. Corre spondence and consultations strictly conll dcntlul. Scparato rooms for ladles. Ofllco nlways ojiem JeS PATTERSON STILL SERVES THOSE Ex cellent meals for IS eta. Cull and try. Lo Droit Dining : Rooms, 812 F Bt. n. w. my28 THE VERY REST UUSINESS PEN MADE. Sold bv all . stntlonois. Send 7 S-ccnt stumps for snm- liln ilnz. tn Wash ington Phonographic Headquarters, Washing ton, D.C. JL.KERVAND, 1012 PENNA. AVE.. EN- graver. Plato nnd CO visiting cards. 80 cents; 50 cards from sumo plate, -ID cents; 100 cards printed from plate. 76 cents. TlEDICINE-FOirDOGS. 1VJL All Diseases Cured. GEORGE WOOLDRIDQE. ool3 Cor. lMj Bt. and Md. avo. s. w. LADIES "COMPOUND PILLS OF TANSY" nro perfectly safo and always effectual. Scaled particulars 'Jo. Wilcox Spcettio Modi clno Company, Philadelphia, Pa. LADIES-PENNYROYAL PILLS ("CHI Chester's English"), tho only genuine, shfo, cerium mm cucciuni. sscaieu lmriiciuars -io. Chichester Chomlcal Co., aaia Madison sq., Philadelphia, Pa. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. Advertisements otlliree Lines under this head Inserted three times for 25 cents. TOR SALE- rilKEE PERRY COMPEN- eatlug Carts: theso carts nro frco from .lg- zngnr horso motion. Call nnd oxnmlnothcm nt 1230 12th st u w, Mt Vornon Livery Stables. ntil03t WANTED-l GENTLEMEN HOARDERS", at 2:110 G st 11 w; cars and licrdlcs con vcnlcnt. i nu8-3t T7OR SALE FOUR -1- Gordon setter pups. LIVER-COLORED Apply nt 2110 M st au8-3t F OR 8ALE- A l'J-horso power Engine and boiler Jo20 tf Apply nt Critic Ouli-o. MONEY TO LOAN. dh-f AATOS50O TO S10,(K)0, AND LARGER SplUU sums on real estate; lowest rates; call now. WM. F. HOLTZMAN, Attornoy, 1U21 F st. n. w. Je'i.'1-lyr I HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL estato or collateral security at lowest ratun of Intorert. Nodolay when socurlty Is good, 0. 0. OREEN, Room 1, Ilromou'8 building, cor. 7tU nnd L'l. nvn. npll-tt AS-CAPITAL PRIZE S75,O0O.-ff Tickets only $5. Shares lu Proportion. L S. L. Louisiana State Lottery Co. " We do hereby certify that ne tupcivhc the fir rangemcnU or all the Monthly and Hcint-Annual Drawings 0 The Louisiana Nate lottery Com vany, anil In person manage ami control the Draw ings themsdice. ami that the mine are comliutcd with honctty, fairness ami In good faith toimrd nil parties, and we authorize the Company to ute this ccrllftcate wlthfac-slmlles of our signatures attached, in lis advei tiecments," G. T. Beauregard, J. A. Early, Commissioners, Incorporated In 1808 for 25 years by tho Legis lature for Educational and Charitable pur-poscs-wltha capital of 81,000,000-to which a rcbervo fund of over 8530,000 has slnco been added. Ily an overwhelming populnr voto its frail clibo was mado n part of tlio present State Con stitution, adopted December 2, A. D. 1879. Tho only Lottery ever voted ou and endorsed uy 1110 pcopio 01 any Diatu. It never scales or postpones. Its Grand SInglo Number Drnwlngs tako nco monthly, A splendid opportunity to win a fortune. IntliGinnd Drawing. Class I. tu tho Acad emy of Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, Scptom- ucrp, ins) iBiin mommy Drawing. Capital Prize, $75,000. 100,000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each. Fractions, in i-uius, in proportion. LIST OF PRIZES. 1 CAPITAL PRIZE 575,000 1 do do 25,000 1 do do 10.000 2 PRIZES OF 80,000 12,000 6 do 2,000 10,000 10 do 1.000 10,000 20 do 500 10,000 100 do 200 20,000 300 do 100 30,000 600 do -60 25,000 1,000 do 25 25,000 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 9 Approximation Prizes of750.. 0 do do ., .... 0,750 1.0(A) 0 do do 250. 2,250 1,007 Prizes, amounting to 8205,500 Application fur rates to clubs should bo mado only lo tho olllco of the Company lu New Or leans. For further Infoimatlon wilto cloarly, giving full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express, Money Orders or Now York Exohaugo in ordinary lottcr. Curroney by Express (nit sums of 85 nnd upwards at our oxpenso) nddrosacd M. A. DAUPHIN, Now Orleans, La. Mako P, 0, Money Orders payablo and address Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL nANK, Now Orleans, Lit. OK LOUISIANA NATIONAL HANK, Now Orleans, Lit, Bl'ATK NATIONAL HANK, Now Orlonus, Lit. GERMANIA NATIONAL HANK. Now Orleans, Ln, GEORGE A". ARMES, REAL ESTATE nitOKElt, CLAIM AGENT AND NOTARY 1'UULIC, No. 1337 V M. li, w., Washington, D. 0 Opposllo Ebbltt House. For Sale Pronorlvln nvcry Stato ami Terri tory lu tho Union; also elegant residences and valuable property at bargains; tolect building in cs ivcrlooklmr tho cltv. If m nrtlos linvlng proporty for salo or ront will loavo llBt nt olllco the samo epeclr.l In ilnnnmnntii will hrtirlvon. Rclcrcnccs llrlg, nnd Hvt. MaJ.-Gcu. W. B, Hazon, Chlcl Signal Olllcer, II. S. A.; Sheila- uargcr iviisou, niiorueys; vrucauuy, jroa., i mmuer ueaicrn. jy-jm sn AMUSEMENTS. AI,HU1IM Orruiit Opern-HoiiHC Tuoflilnvnnil Wrrtnrsrfiiv Evenings. Tucsda THE MERRY WAR. Thursday, Fjrlday and Saturday Evenings, IMTUiHUlJi Next Wock-DONNA JUAN1TA. Ipoitii'H. a Supiieme MiNBinKt. Success Last Pcrformancoof McNIsb, Johnson & Hlavln's Minstrels, nnd tho Champion Athletes, WILLIAM MULDOON, of tho United Stntos, CHARLES W. MITCHELL, of Englnnd. THKATHK COM1UUK. SUMMER GARDEN. Every Night This Wcok at 8:30. Matinees Tuosdays, Thursdays nnd Satur days. ALICE ARLINGTON'S COMD1NATION. 20 Artists. 20 Novel Minstrel Sccno. Next Wcok Allco Ontcs' Combination. WANTED HELP FEMALE. Advertisements nt Thrco Linen under this head Inserted three- limes lor 23 cents. WArEI)-A(100I)RELlAIILEGTFtLTO do light hotisowork In n small family; tin other need apply. 317 l'u nvcovcr fruit store. nul0-3t WANTED-A HESPEOTAHLE COLORED woman to cook, wash and Iron; must uruig roicrcnccs. Appiy niiiUJimi nvo u w. ;ii WANTED-A COMPETENT COLORED woman tn do housework nnd washing (nt hor homo) nt rcnsonnblo terms. Apply nt JlOTN8tMw. nu7-3t WANTED-A GOOD WHITE OR COL orcil girl to do housework; moderate wages. Nq lOlOHth stjiw. aud at WANTED-3 GOOD SHIRT IRONER8. 2 " goou Binrcucrs; nono nut experienced hands ucod npply to Capital Laundry, 012 8th st u W. 11115-31 WANTED HV A LADY LI VINO IN ' Iloston. Mass.. a responsible colored woman ns uurso nnd chambermaid: best of references required. Call at onco at 2030 1 st n w. ims-nt WANTED-A WILLING, RELIAHLE whlto girl to do housework and help with sewlnir In n small prlvato family; rofor OI1CCS.1C05 15tliBt,u w- nu5 3t WANTBD-AT ONCE, A 1'IRST-CLASS i r cook. Apply at 511 13th st n w, best of rpforeiiees required. nu.V3t WANTED HELP MALE., Advertisements of Three Lines under this head losorted three times for 23 cents, WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS WAITER; onotoinnko himself generally useful; must bo well recommended, Apply fit 01 1 st n w. iiul2-!lt WANTED SITUATIONS. Advertisements ol Three Lines under this head Inserted three Units for 25 cents. WANTED-DRESS-MAKING IN A PHI vnto family by tho week. Apply nt 010 fithstuw. nul3-3t "WANTED-A HESPEOTAHLE WHITE ' woman wunts a place to do chamber work mid bow; willing to do dining room work; best of city references can bo given. Address.ll S, Crltlo ofllco. uull-3t WANTED-S1TUATION; SIX YEARS' ojcpcrlcuco In 11 R Commissary; ptefer plncous snlcsmnu ordrutnmcrliisomewholo 8nlo house; unxlous for situation; best refer ences tiirnlshcd from into employers. Ad dress J W Woolfolk, Oakland, Louisa, Co,, Y'h . itullOt WANTED-HY LADY COMPOSITOR. A situation Imincdlntoly; will work cheap. A(ldrcssM lLJJrl Uojiinco. iui 1031 WANTED-A SITUATION HY A COL tired bov. ns driver, hostler orwnllcr: cnu furnish rcfeicnccs. Address R 11, Crltlo olll re. nu5 3t WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. Advprtlaemriit ufTlireo Lines under tlito head Inserted three limes Tor 25 cents WANTED-TOHUY A GOOD 8IIOW window, not less than fi.8. Address 021 Dst ll w. 11118-31 WANTBD-TO IIUY FOR OASH, A small brick or friiinolioiisv, 5 to 8 rooms; lu good rcpnlr; In ti w section. Address llox Ct Crltlo qlllce. juj8-:it WANTED-L. RICE, NO. 41)0 MAIN13 nvc: enrpots to clean; mattresses ru mnilp; feathers rennvntcd. FOR RENT ROOMS. Advertisements nl 'I hrco Lines under this head Inserted llirco times lor 25 cents, HORRENT-ONE ELEGANT FURNISH -1- oil room nt U'll 1 st u w, with nil conven iences. jiu 10-J)tJ TTOIl RENT-11285TII SI' N W, 2 OR 3 tn J- furnished rooms, on 2d lloor; water nnd bnth ou panic lloor, with uso uf ynrd nnd shod. Apply nt 12IS l'u nvo n w. nuB-Ilt FOR SALE LOTS. t?ohsale-hi:autifulsuiiuhhanlots, J? 25x100 feet, fronting Hladcnsburg Turn plko, In sight of btreot-cars. $300; 8100 cash, balnnco S3 per month. Neat f-room cottages built at lowest contract rates; 8100 cash, bal nnco lu C years, or monthly payments tf pre ferred. THOMAS A. MITCHELL, J-7 031 F st Rooms 5nnd0. TG'OirSALE- Haiidsomo corner lot, near Scott Circle, at reduced rato. Two lots, on 10th strcot. nenr Scott Clrclo, at 50 cents less than adjoining ground, Deslrablo grotiud In Rhodo Island nvontie, near Connecticut avenue, at reasonable rates. New and substantial corner dwelling, near Dttpont Clrclo, containing IU rooms, $1-1,000. Ditto, near Vrltlsh Legation, 17 rooms, $'22,000. Sovcrnl desirable country places near tho city. WM. P. YOUNG, JolO-tf 1.103 F street. l?ORSALE- JL1 Ry AUSTIN P. DROWN, 142(1 P St. 11. W.. 10,000 fetet of ground on 10th st. t 1 St. 11. W.. bet. Scott Clitlo nnd 11 St., nnd 00.000 feet on N. II. nvo.. bet. Dunont Clrclo nnd L st. Several llrst-olass luiusoi, ranging In price from $10, 000 to SlOOjOOO. JolO-tf BOOKS AND STATIONERY. BL-A.3STB: BOOKS, COLORED TISSUE FAPEK, 75 Slindcs. Pino Tar Moth Paper, Papor and Envelopes, E. MORRISON, 805 and 807 D St. Northwest, FOR ENaitAVEU ANlTrRlNiTD VISITING OARDS aoTo E-JEtBB'S. 184.8 F ST. Platu and 00 Curds, $2; 100 Printed Cards, fl, Oppostto Ehbltt Honso. Buy Your Books and Stationery AT TWO HTOltKH. Friiliifnl Case of a CoM Man, I contracted a fonrfttl caso of blood poison In 1883, I was treated by somo of tho best phy sicians in Atlnntn. Thoy uscdthooldicmcdles of Mercury and Potash, which brought on rheumatism and Impaired myitlgostlvo organs. Every Joint In mo was swollen nnd full of pain. Whon 1 was given up to dlo, my physicians thought It would bo n good timo to tost tho virtue ot Swift's Spcclllo, When I conimoticed taking . S. H. tho iihvslclan said I could not Hvo two weeks under tho ordinary treatment. Ho commenced to glvo mo tho mcdlcluo strictly according to tlhcctlons, which 1 continued for suveral nionths. 1 took nol hluc else, and com monccd to Improve fiom tho ery lint, boon tho rheumatism left mo, my nppetlto becamo all right, and tho ulcers, which tho doctor paid woio tho most lilghtful ho had overseen, bo iran to heal, nnd bv tho lst of October. IBS 1, 1 wns n well man ngnln. I tun stronger now than I over was bcfoio, and weigh moro. S, S. S. hns saved tno fioin nn early grnvo. L12.U McOLENDON. Lorn MoClcndon has bcon in tlio employ of dm niman.f'nrlnv Comnanv for soinn years, and I know tho nbovo statomenH to bo truo. At tho timo ho began taking Swift's SpccHIo ho was In a uorrltuo conuiiiou. i rcgnrti almost miraculous. W. 11. OHOSHY. Manager. Chess-Carloy Co., Atlanta Division. Atlanta, Oa.. Aurll is, 3ftr. EXCURSIONS. JjlAMILY EXCURSION. Tho Btcnmor CORCORAN, Cnpt. llinko, will givo an uixcursion to MARSHALL HALL Thursday Evening, Aug. 13, leaving wharf at 0:30 sharp, returning nt 11. Good music nnd dancing. Fnro, round trip. 2.10. nul2-3t pOURTH GRAND EVENING EXCURSION Under auspices of YOUNG MEN'S BIBLE CLASS or HIE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, On the Palaco Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE to INDIAN HEAD nnd return Boat will lcavo nt 5:30 p. m., and return nt 10 p. in., FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1885. Tickets only 25o. An elegnnt lunch tablo at popular prices. Get tickets nt tho boat, Oth st. whatf. Bar closed. null-3t STKAMKIt COltCOllAN'H EXCUll SIONS. Tho own crs of t ho slcnmer W. W. CORCORAN havo purchased and will nssumo tho manage ment of MARSHALL HALL. Dally morning excursions will bo given especially for Ladles nnd Children. Absoluto order will bo preserved on tho grounds, tho tablo furnished with nil tho mar ket affords, lunches served, nnd Ice, fruit and milk nlways on hand. Steamer leaves every morning at 10 o'clock, returning nt -l o'clock p. m. Faro, 25 cents for round trip to Glymont and Marshall Hall. Children, 15 cents. Jc8-tf -lUAl'ELl'OlNT. CIIAVKL l'OINT. Long Ilranch of tho Potomac. Commencing with .luno 28, tho STEAMER GEORGE LAW will lenvo dally (except Mon days, Fridays nnd Saturdays) from steamer Lenry's whatf nt 8:15 a. m. sharp, returning 0:30 p. m. Foro for trip, 60c. Meals fiOo. at tlio I'oint. i-roicHsor siiroeucrs orchestra. Gco. W.HAUEIt, owner steamcrGco. Law. HOt Tllij GK1LT FALLS AND OA11IN JOIIN IIRIDGE. Tho Blcnm-packct EXCELSIOR will mako regular tilps tlurltu tho soason to tho nbovo points every SUNDAY', TUESDAY nnd ERI day, leaving Iter wharf; corner of High st. nnd Canal, at H o'clock u. m. sharp. Faro for round-trip 50c. Boat can bo chartered on al ternate days. For Information npply nt oDJco of J. G. nnd J. M. WATERS, 1017 High St., Georgetown. .e22-tf THE QUEEN OF WATERING PLACES, CAPE MAY, iBicachedby tho WE8T JERSEY RAILROAD In TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELPHIA. FAST KXWIKSS TRAINS, with Parlor Curs uttached, mo run during tho season at convenient hours. Passengers urrlvo at tho Now Broad street Stntlon, Philadelphia, whero Union Tinnsfcr Coachos anil Horso Cars trans fer them direct to tho stntlon of tho WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, at tho fool of Market strcot. For tickets, baggage checks and full Infor mat Ion npply Northeast corner Thirteenth street and l'unnsylvnnlit avenue, Station lliiltiiutiro As l'otnmuu Itullroiul CHAS. E. PUOII, General Mnnngcr. J. R. WOOD, General Paflsongcr Agf ATLANTIC CITY. KXl'ItESS TltAINS HUN T1IROUGU AV1THOUT STOPS IN INJI-NMaTTT JXaarNTJ-TBB via CAIWDEN & ATLANTIC R. R., From Station foot of Vino street. WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, From Stntlon foot of Market si root. Acccsslblo from Washington by tho through trains of tho BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RR. From tho Now Broad street Station of tho Pennsylvania Railroad, at Philadelphia, street Curs will convey pnssengcru direct to tho West Jersey Railroad Station. Union Transfer Coaches to tho station of the Camden & Atlau tlo Railroad. For through tickets, baggago cheeks nnd full Information upply us follows; Northeast corner Thirteenth street nntl l'oniiHylvnnlii avoutio, Station llnltliuoro ii Potomac Knllroud. CHAS. E. PUGH, ,T. R. WOOD, General Manager, General Passenger Agt. 1885 XCUKSION SEASON "1QQK ON TUB it.vi.'riMoiti: .v oino railroad. EVERY MONDAY'. Commencing JUNE 22, to IMON-IMAK. ltouiidtiip Rato,51.fiO. Limited tofloo por sdns. Leave Washington ut 8u. m. Rotuin Ing, urrlvo lit 8:;10 p. m. EVERY TUESDAY nnd FRIDAY, Commeno inijJUNEUa.to Ilnrper'a lrovrv nntl llyrnos' Island, On tho Potomac. Round-trip Rato, SI. Limited to 200 por hons. Lcao Wushlngton 10.05 n. m. Return ing, arrive tit 7:20 p. m. EVERY WEDNESDAY AND EVERY OTHER SUNDAY to I.UJtAY OAVKItNS, Conimcnchig JUNE 21. Round-trip Hale, :i.r,0. Lcavo Washington 8;ao n. m. Re turning, urrlvo ut 0:15 p. m. Evcty ticket calls for a roserved seat on theso oxctirslons. Secure your tickets ut 010 uud 1US1 Pciiitn. nvo., and at depot nn tho morning of tho excursion. Jnlil-tf LOWER CKDAK l'OINT. Tlio Popular Watering Placo of Wnslilngtonlans, Tho safo, swift uud magnlllccnt slcnmer AR MENIA will lcavo hor wharf, foot of 7th st. daily, except Saturdays, at 0 a. m., rotttrnlng nt 0 p. ro. Armenia stops at Aloxatulila on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS nnd Fill DAYS ouly. Faro, GOo round trip. Children, 25o. Dinner on tho grounds, GO cents. For further Information uud charters to so clctlcs and corporations imply to 0. L. SHERIFF'S Coal Ofllce, 328 and 1 11 1 Pa. avo., or at Steamer's wharf, foot of 7th Bt. Jol2t( TfT. VERNON I niT.VEKNONI STEAMER W. AV. CORCORAN JJjJjfc Loaves 7th st. wlmrf dally, except Sunday, for Mt. Vernon nt 10 o'clock a. m.; returning, readies wiisnmgioii auout. amun. m. ( I. L L'lAplalll. I.. I.. llliAIUi, FOR RENT HOUSES. Adverttaemenui ol Three Lines under this head lnsemd;tlireo times for 2i cents. TTifJlT HENT-RARE OPPORTUNITY --1- grocery and Honor store; fixtures com plcto, license, etc.; rent very low. Address Grocery Crltlo olllco. mUl-ni TjlOR RENT-REAR HALF OF LARGE J- lino storo on V st; very sultnblo for real ostato, Instirnncoor banking business; count-lug-ioom furniture, safes, desks, etc., for salo. W. 11. 1'orlor. 101 V st. nna-:U LOST AND FOUND. QTRAYHDOR STOLEN FROM OAK HILL 3 farm, one bay colt and ono brown huisc. Liberal reward It lot tuned to Wm. Owons. cor 1st and Hstsjjy. nu8-:it TOST.-A KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CROSS, J J Nniuo nnd uddiess engrnved on uncK Findcf lowiuilcd by louvlmi It at 820 20th Btrcet it w. l'ltliUH. NEWMAN utl7-:it QTRAY'EI)-8MALL IIAY MARE WITH f-1 two WIUIO loot. Findor will uleaso re turn to 01B 0 st s u and roeolvo roward, nun.ilt FOR SALE HOUSES. I7AOR 8ALE-WF. OFFElf FOR SALE ONE of tho most deslrnblo nnd oxtenslvo rcsl ilmmiw In l'n st. Wnalilmrtoii! larL'O house and beautiful grounds. For full partleulnra and permit to inspoct, Rrndloy.naSFBt. upply III puillisieui. (Xt jyll-lm IOIt SALE-1IR1CK HOUSE No 1008 OTH J; st u w, ll roomi and basement; range, latrobo, oto.; finished lu hard woodiprlco Sil.ino; small cau payments, A Lloyd, till) -Btinv. v ' ,--'.. --..i.