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A CORRUPT CONGRESS.
SCATHIN8 BBT JUST INDIfiTMaNT OP
THAT U6ISUTITB MM.
Jlnlctt by MerihlMnphelr IngtalM nml
Itetirettterre iteetf Ohr lfent
l'ollcy llm Arryctt Hrery
Nation A en Inst U,
Frtm ftt JvVte Pert TrWwM.
Tli adjmnrrrRt of Oengtew will
ic a rclkf to the emtntry.
Coming into power with so many as
surances of achievement ami reform,
what has It done?
We hare a Pension Mil. Umler the
I rcsmre of the petition sharks the
lest crflanlwtl lobby ever known In
AVaeblngton oTer fifty, ami, perhaps,
a hnmlrid millions haTe been atl led to
the annual taxtlinn. In profound
peace, wltli nothing tn disturb the na
tions prosperity, with a sltml of an
Army ami a remnant of a Navy, we are
paying more for pensions alone than
Germany, with her armaments, which
master a continent. The war ended
twenty-five years ago, and yet we suffer
the financial burdens of the war. His
tory has
NO ritKCBDBNT FOIl THIS CltURt. WRONO.
The tariff barons would havo It so, and
the truculent ltepubllcan majority
liumbly records the decree
Tin Is taxed to enable n company of
English capitalists to float n tin mlno on
the London market. That Is the tin
business In a nutshell simply n Lom
bard street job, lonldrjg to money In
English pockets. Iron Is taxed lint
Jtr. Carnegie may rIvo libraries to
Scottish towns. The tax on wool
means tho band of the Government In
the pocket of overy laborer who would
buy his wife a blanket or a shawl. Uy
our fiscal policy wo havo managed
TO Al!!Ur EVEIIY NATION AGAINST TUB
CNITKD STATUS.
"Wc may despise tho coalition and defy
the world, lint Is It wise? Wcrobour
laborers to gain somo fancied ad
vantage over the laborers In other lands.
But do wo gain by IiT Under tho laws
of supply and demand, tho laws of
commerce, as Inexorable as those which
govern tho solar system, tho policy of
selfishness to othor pcoplo will react
upon ourselves. Nations no moro than
men succeed in building themselves up
by pulling others down.
Congress has passed n Itlver and
Harbor bill larger than ever known.
And when wo add tho sums paid for
public buildings, every crossroads ask
ing n jail and a postoflicc, wo can un
dcistand the sweep and brculth of
these
eCUEMES VrON TlIHTnUASUIlY.
But hnvo wo no administration to
check and lead legislation T Are there
no other but legislative powers In tho
rt public T Oh. yes; wo havo a mild,
weak L'xicutlvu, with no more Influence
upon the making of laws than a toad
cm n stone. On tho solemn question ai
to whether the postotllce should go to
tho village twllilclan who gave the
lamps for tho election parades or the
one who furnished tho oil; on the
burning question of turning out 25,000
postmasters because .Air. Cleveland left
them doing their duty, wo have- an tin
menso administration none so great
since Tyler. But upon public policy,
upon Issues affecting tho national wel
fare, the administration lias lived In a
condition of meek surrender to Con
gress. It Is
AN AUTOMATIC CONTHIVANCB.
No such wondrous piece of machinery
slnco tbo famous automaton chess
player.
There was a time and that, too, In
tho dynasty of Bepubllcan Presidents
when tho Executive was not an auto
maton, afllrmlng in meekness the de
crees of a reckless majority, and signing
whatever papers Congress might send
to tbo "White House. Wo have seen a
Lincoln return Mason and Slldoll, and
enforce a policy of conciliation In spite
of the furious protests of the ablest
men In his party. We have seen Grant
strike with Lis mailed band the
WItETCHED DOCTRINE OF INFLATION,
and save the credit of tho nation from
the fanaticism of bis warmest sup
porters. We havo seen Arthur veto ex
travacant legislation. Those were days
of Executive authority. The Senate is
now governed by Mephlstopheles
Barnum Incalls. whoso one conspicu
ous speech in this session was an argu
ment in favor of paying the veterans
ten thousand millions of dollars in the
way of pensions. The House is
HCLED BY HOBKSriBKKB
in a black sash and flannel shirt, who
has destroyed the value of representa
tive institutions by confining legislation
to his recording clerks. Mr. Heed could
give lessons to Cromwell. The KaitlUb
usurper chased the members of Parlia
ment out of the House with luyouets.
Our modern usurper quietly ignores the
He use, and directs the clerks to record
bis decrees.
These are serious matters. Tbe Amid
has no wish to be unjust to Mr. II.tr
iIkd, Mr. iBgalla or Mr. Read. They
Lave many engaging qualille3, art!
fccnorable men, ami we have la the
President, a cbaraeter of singular
prcblty, piety and domestic charm.
But they are the slaves of a policy, the
cutcome of that dreadful war.
A rOAKSB, SORDID, SELFISH POLICY,
whkk bodes bo good to lbs Uetoa. It 1
is ic credible that they should sot see !
it, mat Mr. Harrison, at least, should
ut divine the dreadful tread of e veals,
acd assert himself as tbe leader of the
lit publican party sad President of the
lotted Stales. No government, aot
even our swaggering youag Hepublic,
teeming w itk wealth aid bursting with
tccrgy and wide, can eadure the wh
im policy of the Congress now for the
present dune aad goae a Coagreaa of
piunJer. audacity sad corruption.
1 ncse are stern, harsh words plun
der, audacity and corruption aot to be
lightly applied to aay legislative body.
1 bey are true aad must stand. Plunder
in tbe&e pension bills, corruption to the
highest water mark ia this dreadful
tariff audacity in the attempt by a force
I ill to rtinvsde the South aad
I'KOYOkB A XKW CIVIL WAS.
Wc were spared the Force bill hnmmgrt
the tariff batoas aad ueaskm sharks
nccdid time to toot the Treasury. But
tlic spirit reigns, aad will have to he mat
in I'iceittber.
t ungress is done, aad ia a day or two
w ill Juuve gotw- It goes without hoaor
ct uai.ful virtuous schfeveateat X
ELaiicw, lose joiated, kaoraat body of
trio such as we sever ajpsia hope to sea
in t hi. Capitol. Aadaoasof them mote
iKsirvieg uf coatompt than the herd of
?l. ats .ut fioot Kcw York aad Us es-
i .La With two or three esceptioas
Ldve sever aaa such sa utsatty
e sever aaa sues, as utaafty
gaasj doiag Bothing, sajlag
, laskigg an ujpcsbbpMi uiwti
BaJ IJlTjoSlsflAa
v ii Litis gaatC-
t iLiug, ma
tU LaLlunsl
t LL'rees deae aad goae. For thJs
J.tiU Unigasal haaveas be praised!
Mats a a tte.
( -. Lewis of No 12J0 Seveateeath
'- , . . iLwcot Wiu badly Oillto by a
r. ' .nU-idy aiuruooa He had
v: laiaalau .iby li MtJii.t u
j a o-- j Ai Jr''-1'
HEARING REPORTS.
tVhnt thn IirtteKHt Afhllon Ae
CDMrltlFlitil This Mnrntnj.
Th etmrtntkm of tbc National At
elation of Who181e Druggists M
mMl at th Arlington at 10 o'clock
trifs morning. Tbe entire motultrf ses
sion was devoted to the teadlng of re
roits frrm the rations committees itwl
the discussion of them by the assoelatkm.
Among the more Important reports snb
mltterl, and one that attracted eonsWer
able attention, was that of the commit-,
tte on proprietary medicines, which had
liecn in session all tire earlier part of the
moTnlne.
The session of the association this
afternoon commenced at 8 o'clock ami
will be devoted to the Installation of the
officers recently elf ctl for the enswln
year. A session will also be held at 8
o'clock this evening.
.Many of the members of the associa
tion have left the city, while others are
preparing to do so. as the convention
holds Its final session to morrow.
CHAROED WITH THEFT.
Tho Mnn Who U Allrgril to Ilnre
Hlolf n Uondtlernblo Jlonoy.
Edward Makee, the coloreil man who
Is supposed to have obtained the $100
from Horace B. Ktrkwood's cash regis
ter on Tuesday night, Is locked up at
the First Precinct station, and will bo
tried on a charge of grand larceny to
morrow. Makec could not stand prosperity,
and his lll-galned booty resulted In Ids
arrest last night by Detectives Mattlngly
and Wheeler. Ho was found In a room
on E, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
ttreets, engaged in n game of poker,
and he was astonishing all his com
panions with the amount of money ho
exhibited.
The ofllcers recovered seventy-six dol
lars in cash, also tickets showing that
ho bad expended between six and seven
dollars on policy yesterday.
Mnkcc has been engaged as the janitor
of the Builders Bxcuango, No. 1 121 G
street northwest, the adjoining building
to Mr. Klrwood'a barroom. Ho denies
the crime, and snja that ho won tho
money found in bis possession playing
policy.
WHERE ARE HIS FRIENDS?
Itolirrt AVnllncr, n vrnclilnctnti Mnn,
llllltil In n Jlnllronil Accident.
Inspector Swlndills yesterday after
noon received n communication from
J. Lewis Good, the funeral director of
Philadelphia, stating that bo bad in his
possession a body, supposed to bo thnt
of Bobcrt Wnllaco of 01 1 F street.
The man was killed nt Paschavlllo
station, near Philadelphia, by n train.
The only articles found In his posses
sion was n card bearing tho name
Holer t WallBce and a discharge from
the war ship Ohio during the robellion.
Inquiries havo been mmlo ntOtt F
street nnd other places by the olllcors at
Pollco Headquarters, but no such mnn
as Bobcrt Wallace can be located.
Mr. Good. In the communication,
glvis no description of the nnn.
HIE AEGENTlflE REPUBLIC FAYORABLK
To Die J'lnn or Mm Inlnrcontlnentnl
Itnllway Cniiinilalon.
The Department of State has received
a dispatch from tho United States Lega
tion at Buenos Ayrcs. announcing that
tho President of the Argentine Itpubllc
has Issued a decree accepting tho nlan
of the Intercontinental Hallway Com
mission, and has sent n message to Coti
grcss asking for authority to appoint
engineers to attend the conference In
Washington this month. This dispatch
Is dated on tho 22d of August, and It Is
believed that long before this time n
commissioner has been appointed, and
Is probably on bis way.
Want a Suitable Letler-ISo.
The organization of the commlstloa
appointed by Postmaster General Wan
araakor to secure suitable letter boxes
for dwellings was completed yesterday
by the election of Postmaster Corse of
Boston as chairman. General Corse
said yeatorday that several hundred
designs for letter-boxes had been re
ceived, but It would be some time be
fore tbo commission could decide on the
ana It wanted. The question of ex
pente will not be decided by the com
mltslon, but by the Department. The
tables In tho room occupied by the com
mission are covered with models of
letter-boxes of every kind. The com
mission has also received a large num
ber of drawings ami descriptions of
models from Inventors, who are not
able to furnish a model In time for
examination.
Captain Merrill dels a Snug Itarlh.
The first official aet of Postmaster
Sherwood yesterday was to appoint
Captain S. II. Merrill to succeed him as
At sUta at Postmaster. Captain Merrill
rettlved many congratulations during
the day, and bis desk was covered with
floral ttlbutes from his friends and the
employes of the Postotllce. He is a
native of Portland, Me., and served
through the war as Chaplain of the
first regime nt from that Slate. He en
tered the City Post office as a clerk at
tbe close of the war aad continued ia
its employ for twenty seven years, being
upeiinteadeat of the Kegistry aaa
Money Older Dl vision. IalMMbewss
rtmovtd, sad since that time has beea
engaged ia real estate business.
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llaiam Aleot.
Members of Washington Centennial
Lodge, No. 14. . A. X. M.. aad other
members of the fraternity, iaeiudiag
visiting Uasotts, assembled last sight at
Mssoalc Hall oa tbe occasion of the
conferring of tbe M M. degree by the
past matter of the lodge. The leda
was congratulated by the omcers of tie
Grand Ltdge oa its wtecem. Refresh
meals were served, aad aa enjoy shfct
time was had by all preseat Amaaj
the number were J. H. Hood, A. T.
Losjdey. H. & Htiay, W. II. Baaat. J.
JTinil aad C. U. Sadie.
AUTUMNAL ADVICE,
Jap tear bet www sad dry.
Wer mtetmonf bouts ia prelareaffe to
Keep oar eye a jmt iiataretta, yea wMl
need It xoanteM-
flUp i fflrt or s eesd a oaas. Pueu
atonte acd coasutapUoa may be started by
If you wear rubbers take them off when
ever )ou ham the chsace, ecea U ouly lur
s few aitotutei
if uu Sml s coagh or cold eoadag oa
tat-s driafc of -Htw watsksjr at oaue- k
vUl hasp the vhrnd ia rirrwIsthMi aad Is
tbv tuwt prtetUv agslast the haue
Uthcssasoa.
iteauai jci that only yun whiskey should
bs tskea. UtS's Pbm Mail WhUhey as.
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'yMytotajf J1WtttTi)iTta' Jaltsl tt'f'MH'if aU ili tssWJ
CfUihUj, Vt4 l UHI ttiUjr tUMlilK) OttMrlHaVl
AashhhdUal 4C QAJaglaBBSsaa
4t3 roBiiMttttnTj IbIkJ -ifttTf to wttt ul
iiuopsUgu liictturt; BdUattUi iitldrttM Uvrg
li. tiru, UloUj Friuliuif Ofllt-e, VI jdtfuutf
LoU U (. , aa It iiJ's Utc plj.3 l scci Uco
Lia Uit. J'nff FnKra.1 Hi. u ud silver
UllO Ai.1 LLtiJ Ik. J.U l.iLLUrLl. li i
"KNOCKING DOWN."
W1Y IT 18 AflRBED THAT THB SPOT
TR R A HICK81TY.
CnrlWTM ami liWrto Iievlew t Shut
Out Swlnrtllnit ttam nn tfmwnt
nntt Vcry-Meh-.Vliil
OnlllDC.
"Of mrw," says the Doshm ir.tM,
"the perctntage of rwttres among car
continctors fs no greater than in any
other clues of men. It Is less than
among some." but, as the ftntW says,
the attention of people Is constantly di
rt ctcri to fare collecting ami the devices
to prevent "knocking down." A mere
catalogue of the various contrivances
rdoptid to Insure a full return of all
the fates collrtcd wotild ton Into the
co'umr, but a blank space would rep
resent these that have been successful.
One of the first was the carstep reels
ler adopttd In Paris asout 1870. By
some Ingenious mechanism cvoTy pas
tcnger who stepped upon the rear plat
form of an omnibus registered himself
upon a dial. The Invention was tits
cat tied after a week's trial. Then the
Parisian companies adopted the boxes
In which the paseenger deposits his
fare, as in the stages and bobtail cars.
Most of tho FrencTi companies use this
system still, but It Is by no moans satis
factory. A t.OTTF.nY SC1IBMB.
To enlist the old of the traveling
public tho Dublin Tramway Company,
during the Irish Exhibition of 19W,
when streetcar traffic there was swelled
to double its usual volume, adopted a
lottery schome. Kvery passenger re
ceived a ticket when he paid his fare.
Twenty of these tickets entitled him to
a coupon In n monthlv drawing, the
chief prize In which was $1,000. The
gambling spirit was successfully
nrouscd, and for a week or two not
only was knocking down almost Im
possible, hut the traffic was consider
ably increased. All at once the author
ities swooped down nnd told tho tram
way people to stop violating tho lottery
act. So Mctf device was knocked In the
head.
TUB TICKET PUN.
Tho tlrkct plan has been tried on
several English and Scotch lines, in
Manchester, Llvorpool, Glasgow, Bir
mingham and other towns. On pay
ment of his faro the passenger received
n ticket. To Insure his retaining It at
various stages of tho route the car was
hoarded by ticket Inspectors, nnd If the
traveler had lost or thrown away his
ticket ho had to pay his fare again.
The device proved futile. Nino out
of ten passengers on leaving a car
threw their tickets away on the floor,
on the scat very soldom In tho street,
and tho conductor who wished picked
them up and resold them. As n check
on this a slate was put up Inside the car
on which whs chalked in large char
acters this legend:
11:13 am :
Kir ft nutcberon title trip I :
; J g
: 'l'Artesaers wilt not that
: tlmlr tlnktU rre numlitrwl :
ltlulur tlwn tti'.a. :
Any t'eket with a lower :
: nambvr will mi bo reeoffalseil :
: t)j the Inspector. :
This, of course, reduced tho conduc
tors' chances of cheating, and Increased
his risk of detection. Nevertheless,
many conductors took tho chances.
AN EI.AHOIt.VTn SYSTKSI.
Tho most elaborate system, tbe wrltor
knows of to prevent peculation was
adopted on tho Liverpool tram lines
somo years ago. It seems to combine
all tho devices invented up to date.
In the tlrst place, tho conductor Is
supplied with two bundles of tickets
green threepenny ones for Inside, and
white twopenny ones for outside pas
sengers. hvery passenger gets a ticket ou pay
ing fare, and, as described before, must
retain It, as It may be demanded of
him at any moment and three or four
times during a trip.
In addition to the recorded number
on the slate to warn the passenger
against a ticket that has been used be
fore, he knows that he must get a whole
ticket. The conductor cannot punch a
hole in It. That privilege is reserved
for the Inspector.
Tho conductor must, however, ring
bis bell punch, which punches nothing,
on receiving his fare.
On his Journey's end the fare gatherer
turns up his bundle of tickets and bis
bell, receiving fresh ones for the next
trip.
if twelve two penny ami twelve three
penny tickets ate gone from hU bundle
his bell should record twenty-four rings,
and there should be rive shllllags la bis
pouch.
That ought to have beea a fair check,
aad when, ia addltioa, the slate was
locktd up In a glass frame, ft did re illy
seem as if knocking down were impos
sible. In six weeks every rogue oa the Liver
pool lines had a uupiieate puach aad
peckets full of counterfeit tickets.
One conductor was ' piped" for half a
dsy by sputters, who declared oa oath
afterward that for every fare he bad
rung ob the company's instrument he
bad chimed two or three of his own.
When the company discovered this
they supplemented the bell wHh a card
of ibis pattern, v hich wss placed oa the
ear la such a posit ton as to he viatwht to
tae
KSSSSSSS fn jf f SMS.
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The twadartw had to stamp each fare
aa Use eaai with a ied iafc stamp. The
l)ptry lasaactors, alter cotiatiaa the
aaiseaejaat, if satisaed iadoraed the
coaductor with a blue stamp.
So, though counterfeit ttVchets might
help him out with his buadle of Ucfcats,
aad a duplicate bell might avert his
musical troubles, the conductor was by
so mesas safe la Wvylag tribute oa the
compear' coalers.
lieepiU) ail, Itaocsiag down coa
tiauad. oa a teas libwr si acaJUr, perhaps
hut still to sujavtea etteat to af ct
dtvideada.
Thea the piaa was adopted, aad is
gstj fyptffl, out, of chaasdag the routes
of iToadiUiriow every mTaia or so, aad
ffNajtfaHipy svvrsje, secalpis of diaTeceai
was oa gives Maes, with the iatoatioa
of iris those who fell suspkioudy far
below the general rua.
After Lata s reward was advertised to
the Investor who should devise a uumas
by which kauckiog down oboukl Us
rendered absolutely impossible, bat up
U' JaU Ut. mUl baa Lliu ttbii kiu ji il
Nu llit -li llnl, l ' - -l nl
every street car corporation Is, after all,
the spotter.
flet he or she Is an Instltntrryn.
Wowen sre said to be the most swe
cessfnl. Who w(nM suspect that th tteflanre,
(loTe-llse creators sittlnt next to him In
a MwrUd ear, apparentlv enf towed In
the lest novel, had her eyes keenly alert
to every passenter getting rm m cat,
and registered "a fate every tim. tm
ImneifoTtraleaf? Or that that ma
tron engrossed with heT baby's ribbons
was keeping mental check tipxm tbe
eonrlnctor's llabllttles?
The conductor, however, testis tho
spotter's Mentlty with marvelous ac
cntacy after a " second or third trip
Once a spotter Is spotted his or her use
fulness Is over on that iote. A wink,
a nod, a peculiar pointing of the finger,
an apparently Innocent remark about
baseball or the weather reveals the ob
jectionable spy to every condnetor thtt
passes the car conveying the detested
one.
DO NOT LIKE THE SUGGESTION.
A Iltltldi Vlct-tJonmil M.tf n Ilnpsrt
Tlmt Is Not AppreclAtrtl.
The British Vice-Consul at Ias
Angeles, Cal., recently In a report to
his government praised the superior
horses bred In Southern California ami
the splendid prices they command In
the market of the world. He expressed
tlic opinion that the British Army could
well he supplied with horses from this
source, and pointed out the facllllles for
shipping via New Orleans. Tho York
shire Pott, In an editorial on this re
port, snys that the consular reports were
Intended to give Information to people
In Bngland ns to the demand of their
products, hut If they are to be con
verted Into vehicles for conveying to
foreigners Information as to how tlicv
can cnifli British Industries they ad
vise that the sooner Lord Salisbury "storH
their publication the better. After ex
tolling tho worth of the L'ogllsk-breJ
horse the editorial says:
"Perhaps It would he well to suggest
to the foreign ofllce that we should
have a dlfleicnt breed of Vice Consul
nt Los Angeles from the one now on
view there. A Chinaman could probihly
lo got to do the work of tho post nt
considerably less cost, and, to Judge by
the example before us. with quite as
great concern for British Interests. The
pictcnt Vice Consul states that horses
cun be reared at much smaller cost In
Southern California than bore, n,
owing to the mildness of the climate,
they can graze all the year round; nnd
to, no doubt, n Chinaman ns Vice
Consul would be economical, ns ho
could vaty his Vice-Consular duties by
taking In washing. However, If these
plains of Southern California can pro
dtico colts and fillies worth from CI. 000
to i'-l.OOO, wo would recommend breed
crs to stick to thoroughbred stock, for
It Is very rarely Indeed that the war
olllco gives more than 1,000 nplcce fur
cavalry remounts; somewhere about CI-
or CftO Is nearer the limit."
UAPPY BOOKMAKERS.
The Kxixlim from Jnckon City Nut
I.nnic Delnjcd.
"Monte Carlo" Is Itself again, and the
voice of the pool seller Is heard on Sev
enth sttcet extended. No more will the
sporting man with proclivities and cish
to bet on the horses have to expend fif
teen cents for a ticket to Jackson City
and, mnyhaps, walk home across the
Long Bridge. Virginia will lose some
of its recently acquired population like
wlte, for President Harrison yesterdav.
as stated in Tiik Ciiitic, vetoed trie
Pool-Selling bill, nnd Inn negative man
ner legated that flourishing Industry
in tbe District.
1-ast night tho bookmakers returned
to Hair old haunts. The blackboards
and other paraphernalia were carted
over the bridge and before midnight
the new establishments on Seventh
street wore ready for tho brisk bud
ness they received to-day.
The men and their followers were de
lighted. They declared that Harrison
was the proper sort of a President, and
they would vote for him at any election
without regard to party. That was the
only thing that made them regret leav
ing Virginia. They had not remained
there long enough to acquire a vote, and
as tbclr habitat Is fixed In the District
for tbe future they will not have an op
portunity to repay In part their Presi
dential friend.
It was stated last night that a promi
nent firm of bookmakers would open
a place In the city and make a test case
of it. If arrested, on the ground that
the law was void which made book
making Illegal in tbe city limits aad
legalized outside.
STOLE BILLIARD BALLS.
A Vounc Man Slake I'ttttate at
lluylDc Proper!) tu Steal
Detective Horse this morning arrested
Frank C Bates and charged him with
the lareeny of a set of ivory billiard
balls from' Hubert M. Klvett, who re
sides at No. 1533 L street northwest.
On the ISth of August Bates went to
Kivstt's bouse and represented that be
had beea seat there by a real estate agent
to look at the property, which it was
understood was in the market. The
young man was allowed to go through
the house, aad after he left a set of
ivory billiard balls were missing from
tbe table ia the billiard room. The
bells were recovered aad Bates was
locked up.
Washington Steele Exchange.
ales Regular Call 13 o'clock at
Washington lias Bonds, A; iSUO a WOJ;
MX) a 1SH. Trsdera' National asnk, '0 a
1W; T s '.971; 15 a 137. Wash. Loan aud
Trust Co., Its) a 3J, 5 a 5; SO a 5. HygleuU
Ice. W a 00.
1tWIUgeiwM "-"-'7 U. a. Klscuit
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li jsasaafc Hall Ass's, '. 0 UOt, WJ;
Wash, Market Co.. 1st Most.. . HO;
Wash. Mashat Co., Imp., fa, 1W; li'd Jt
imshntm Co., '. CluW. -; Wash. U.
War-try, let, , UaM. 9: Wats. U. ia
laatiy.id, r. HNM. Ite, Wash. 6s Light
Csv, Or. A, 's, ISO, Waeh. U&a IJfcatCoT,
ler. a, , 130. Hwlenlc Ice Company, 1st
Mori., la, , Aaierkaa security aad
Trust, Ma).
National aaafc storks asafc of Wash
sgtaa, iaft; asac of stepabttc, as; Metro
outan,:; Central, tee; second, as
Feraese sad Mechanics'. 1W. Cttlsea',
ItitV. Colusybta. ITS. Capital. 1L; Watt
asvi,7i. Traders', lJ7TUiu.olu, 117.
aiaiHi)J lliUCla " fc UaatVflatlUMBV Mai
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aisasta. fii, Cspttol sal Xorth U sbeet,
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wuuo. .
isssraaceatochs rSremea's. at. Pisak-
aa. SO, Metrotioltesa. SO, Sailossi Uulua,
),, ArUngtun, lso. Coscaraa. soj; Coiuat
Wa, UJj. Cenasa-Aaiericsa. ITS JWomat.
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T,l;ColumbUTuJe,i; VsaUsgto
Sat sad Wectrfc I ,lgtt atof as Waahtag
toa Ss. m, tieorgelowa (aaa, 50, 0- a.
asctSeUght, 155
Telephoas Sleeks rmasylsols, as
Cassapeaae and Fotoaiac, 73, aaWdcas
Qmpaopjtone, I5i
aMiceilaaeous suvhSi Vaahtsurtoa Mas
kat Co.. U.1. VaOttagsoa attek Machtat
Co.. ar$, Urt tails Ice Co., . auU
aaa r'saomma Co., t, Xatfoaal sate Qe
puatt, SH, Wssaiagtoa asm Depustt, ias
Wauhlagtua Luao and Trust Co.. i. Ms
tluiud TJtutfrH'blc, 10, McJeaUxalcr,
Fiiiiuci'at GiiU Carrlatfo, 1 Amtr. a
Stx.urll hud 1 1 uot Co u-i uto.ii iu
LAW STUDIES BEGUN.
UEOSftlTOWlf ARD OOLOXHAX ONI
TBRSITIE8 Oflfl,
Many twrrt I'rieitt, nrrH Int!Tslic
l.tr iMIvtrnt by TMtfl
Lraratd In l.ccHt I.orrH
Ihe I'ScnltlM.
There la no more iwpwred tit 8tw
cessfnl nulverslty In trre country than
that bearing tire rm of Ocorgwown In
onr own city. Dnting the century stnee
Its tonndatlon it hat iwhleved an inter
natlrnal rrpntatlon for tire learning of
Its professor ami the thoroflghnfjaa of
Its teaching. To a peculiar Individu
ality all Its otvn, It hm added the bet
characteristics of the tinlvwsltre of the
world, ami Its advanced currlenlum In
alt departments Is at once a terror to the
matriculate but only to the matricu
lateand a guarantee of the ability of
Its graduates.
The law department formally began
the session of 1!90 91 last night. In the
crowded audience which greeted the
fatuity wtre many of the srmdnates
who have achlivul success at the btr,
as well as a large number of the lel
Ing lawyers of the city. Commissioner
Boss, who was for a long time a mem
ber of the faculty, was present and was
enthusiastically cheered.
Btv. J. Havens lllchaids, the presi
dent of the university, opened the pro
ccidlngs with a brief address. In which
be announced that by next year the
facuiiy would have erected a new law
tcli oof capable of accommodaitn a
minimum of -100 students. He also
stated that the faculty had adopted n
suggestion made by him In an address
two years ago, and would add this year
n routte of ethical studies and also a
course of canon ltw. The revcend
gentleman outlined the greatly Indorsed
facilities of the school for a thorough
and practical study of Jurisprudence.
Mr. II. Bo's Perry, who has been
elected to the chairs of criminal law,
domistlc relations and torts, delivered
tho principal address of the evening. It
wasn masterly and nrofound assay an
the true definition of law. After the
members of the faculty bad made the
announcements of tho studies the pro
ceedings were brought to a close. The
claiccs are largely Tnct eased in number
this yciti'.
COI.UMMA LAW SCHOOL.
The opening exercises of the Colum
bia Law School took place last evening
In the lictureball of the University.
Kvery available scat in the hall was
occupied when the session was formally
opened by President Welling, who an
nounced tbe general course of study
and made a brief address wclcomlmr
the old and the new students. Justice
Harlan of the U. S. Supreme Court, the
Professor of Constitutional Jurispru
dence and of Public and Private Inter
national Law, followed with the an
nouncement of thu line of study to be
pursued m.der his Instruction.
Justice Cox, professor of the law of
real ami personal property, contracts
ami (times; Hon. William A. M.iury,
prt.feor of equity proceedings, and ex
Attorney Worlhlngton, lecturer on
criminal pleadings and practice; also
outlined the course of study In their
various departments for tbe coming
jesr. Judge Cox announced that the
first attack of the junior claMi on Black
stone would occur next Monday eve
ning. Mr. Homy E Davis, the lecturer on
tho history of law, In an Interesting
apt cell stated that one or two Innova
tions would be made In the course this
year, among them being the establish
ment of n court of appeals, composed
of Professors Wortbington, Cox ami
Mattlngly. Toward the end of the term
a mock trial will be held by tbe students
and faculty, to which the public will be
invited.
Mr. "W. F. Mattlngly, the lecturer on
commercial law, has been visiting for
eign lunds during the past summer, but
Is now on bis way home.
The law school opens this year with
greatly Increced numbers and under
ttie most favorable auspices. President
Welling expressed himself as highly
gratified with the number of students
in attendance at the opening, and
prophesied a successful year for faculty
and students.
HOWARD I.AW SCHOOL.
The Howard University Law School
opened last evening umler tbe most
favorable auspices. Addresses were
delivered by President Uankin of tbe
university and members of the faculty.
After class organisation the following
officer were elected. President, Charles
G. Williams, North Carolina, vice
president, II. G Davis, South Carolina,
secretary, W.J.Carter, Virginia, Ser
geant-at arms, Thomas Clarke, District
of Columbia, treasurer, D. B. Wilson,
Louisiana.
Want to be Divorced.
Gertrude Usrdser Egglastoa, through
lur attorney, has filed a bill of divorce
from her husband, Millard F. Eggles
ton. They were married oa July 2
ml, at Fort Davis. Tex . her husband
being a second lieutenant la the Army
She states thst he was afterward or
deredto Fort Leavenworth, where be
became addicted lo drink, aad flaally a
eoaormed drunkard. She was com
pelkd to return to her father's home
ia lfeee, aad siuce that time has re
ceived ao support from her husbaad
She also stales that her husbaad re
signed his lieuleaaacy la the Army m
account of a thieateaed court martial
for fraudulently borrow lag moaey.
Tbe ltattk-KeMr to MS faa.
Use to the great Musician' waad.
Although sppiause we sever meet
My Pea, jou show the "Harmony
Of auathe" a the hala art lasr-l!
I'm the great spetlac for "cold la head''
sud latarrb Dr. sage' Catarrh Remedy.
JUarrifi.
lHiSklCslAPMAW-AtacoBomoana. Wis-.
b Bv ' t Jetetb, Abrss M. susi sad
JailaK.
both
KMUUnr WMBBLOfK
tbe reaidasus of the hrUa't i
Kev- J A Price. Mr. Art lur a
toa. Mass., toMbs C astaUa
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5 u'cluck P- SB
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heemher JO. an. at h.w o'clock a w.
-ivsei.il V . beknai Baebaad of Alice JUuiu,
w the tsth rear uf his aaa.
saUTSt-Mptemser sa. uwa. at
Kails. oaJt d&UMater of Marv S. i
at jMaua,, aaed Ty ears, tt swaths sad u
reacoM vvaw-
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at Provideacv SotviUI, Marv W&sus. aitsd
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JOHNeWi A LbTTRRbU TW Murttet Space.
SBATOK I'RHRT. t. are. Mid 9th St.
HOOR PROS. A CO., 1SS8 F rt.
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in nit A. it scoutiEii.
.1. UltiKyRH. Ill 41 t n W. BMflhlltWl ISM.
I'litti lxsviiAscn co.vi'A.ii:.s.
l'lREMBN'S INS. CO., oflfce COT. Ttta at. awt
la. are.
COLUMBIA FIRK 1X8. CO., II.S Frt. a. w.
fORCOltAN FIKK INS. CO..WI 11th t, n. w.
mnos FittK is, co.. mt r st.
NATIONAb UNION FIRK INS. CO..S4.1 Ia.
sve.
rt.orii Mtt.t.s.
riONEF.R rLOUH MILLS. A.U.CROri.RT,
l'roptletor.
rviixtTviin.
YT. H. IIOUOIITON A CO., Il8 F St.
II. O. TOW LBS. IWff Pa. are.
oitov r.nir.s.
Ill'.ME A CO., F07 Market Spaee.
J. K.CLKARY.fSftlltlit B.W.
tto rr.i.s.
niGOH IIOUSB. lsth antt 0 t n. w.
AIIL1NOTON IIOTRL, Vt. are. ami It t.
NORMANDIK, ISth ami lists.
METItorot.ITAN HOl'RL.I'a aresndsth St.
TIIKIIKLVIDKUK. Pa are nn.t l st.
JI.IK.Vr.s.S .t.M Holts It ilUOIlS.
I.UTZ A DHO. m Pa are.
hi: voj'r.ixiits.
TP ANSPAPRST ICK CO.. SSST Water St.
OKKAT FALLS ICR CO., ISt Pa. ave. .Tele
tit one STO.
.IIS UK 1. 1! Its.
HARRIS A 8IIAFRR, 1IU Pa. ave.
MOOIIK A 1 KADI.NO.IHS l'j. ave.
t.Aiut.'s' rvn.visiiixa avium.
3. ('. HUTCHINSON. 8T Pa. av.
LONDON HAZA1I. TtS Market Hpaee.
TALAIa l:OTAl.HlliH. amlPa. are.
i. a v.stm v.
WB6T F.ND STEAM LAUNDRY. Telephone
1S1M.
Mll.l.lXIUtX AX n r.ixv Y UOOll.S.
TIIK PON MAHCng. SKtth t. a. W.
1'IAXOS, OIWAX.S AXI MtHlf.
XDW. F. DROOP, S Pa. ave.
JOHN F. ELHM,8ttTI'a-ave.
I'l.UMItlUIS.
JAMES NOI..N.Tt lttb tt.
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A. RUFODOHF. SIS Pa. ave.
J. WM. LEK.8Wra.are.
Sl'KOIAr, NOTIUrW.
pBjrnOCHDALK COOPKRATIVK SO
Vx clety. Member of thla aoeiety la po
lon of the trsae card tu At'LIL, 1W1. unl
InteietteO In tbe matter of coal and wl
houlU-aU on tbe uederaieBed before OCTO
HKK Tfor Information, ete.: A. T. Lnnaiy. MM
A t u e. Agr'l Defit-: bctlth Tbowiwou. iset
F tt n w. It. ard P. Dlv. War Dept-: L. Van
derhoef.SSllreachfrt, Hit Mat.; K C Faw
ceK. SO Mara, ave n e. Fourth Aud. orf ; J. K.
McCabe.ttldttBe. P O liept ; U. W ball a.
nSBttsw, Q. M. . a oB: L. F Uuot.UlO
H t n w, HxiU And off.; U K. Gridler, TIM
1. its w, Pec's off , Treat!,; Jobs Mormon,
til Rt n w, PrnlB off ; Dr. Jonepb Jour,
Svin l'a are n w, Serif. Geo 'a off ; Edward
niton. 5 H tt n e. Gov. I'raV off.; J W.
IIrli8.'J II t a w. Oalj Roam. Trea. By
older if the coauBUte.J. W. IIAKfiHA.Sec
rtary elS.lm
Heautlful eoaiplexlaai
obtained by the ue of the
EL'RKKA COMPLEXION
BLKACU.
Any lady or geatlseaaa
with any kind of akin
blemlab aaouut aire It a
trial Setlaf action guar
anteed Puaitlrely re
morea fraeklee. ulatolea.
Hai-k beadi. auHb pauib,
rongbnef s and all diaeaea tae kla ta heir tu.
PRICK SI AND 5 PER BOTTLE.
Kl'RSKA DKF1LATOMY
WarTaated to raaaure auperSiinas hair t row
t hi- fare aad arata In i aalauUn without Injury
U the lauat deUsate akin.
Free Trial at Omea.
PRICK, SI.
X1W YORK TOiLRT CO.,
Fa. are- aad tth at .
SCRaiTA COMPLfXtOK soap, r, cKsnr
PSK CAKK.
Lady Aasats Wanted.
otkwPAjrr.
HSlPatMetB.w.
lOAPtTAL SUWiJWa.
This eemnaar tsaaes eartlasates af danaatt
heariu latisest as follow: Oa ail astriaats
dMccaaed for atnetr day or
I, BUS MM
than aiz swaths, i psr ceui- per aasam; si
St ceat. oa depoalu for am thaa sis
Bala, hat less thaa a year sad 4 seroani.
on deposits of one year or luaaw.
pecexen ivrinHaaaaua av aaieu
W.a.
ass. a. S. WARRM.F.
DtaJaeroas. . .
John T. Arms.
I Bailee a. Sal
ueurswr seaasar.
Jobs A aUadUoa,
Thomas ftmatrvtua,
Jobs A Swops,
1 s, swotBfetucu.
HatteeaW W TajboU.
GaornaaaaVsu,
JaauML. Strl
(Mora - aartol.
Horace .c
lJUsVaCsvt
J. J. Pari
lona Joe
rharhw I.
AlaertP. Vox.
e?iffi?Ebs
v.VwSaaat.
ias. asaj. Wsttlasoaa
i 'tB Kas ,oiafi
AaUCsUVAV sgi-'iany Asto VKt'at cu
ras
PASY.
u uca st. . W
Abaolulcly Firsarouf
Kigia.kSvw
tor
the atorstMof FaraUure,
. Pkture.Tiiniora. Tranka.
KverasM. rwii
totTSMtag sa JhlPPiof by esuerta. ts4st
Cil! sad eiasaate tui!diii. teraios pass
duor. TeicL'hoae sW 4tiS.
te-W.Un ueaersl atsasaw
tSSaWUY MIT BAVg YOV ,SlUH
tV madehf oaeofthsawst oeisteatsd
outter iaiBiHc Fricoa aaase as thoaa
third-rate caMars charae. T.T.9ABm
taw.
saSar jjr, )uOafferty lo the ooJy hat sad
buonet traxiic maaiifa.taicr to the city Call
aj.d ace llcr L. shu..e t.i.M tiiu: Vlii
nfMi. ' trtt a-U ft t Jlila a Urod U tb
i.-coL at uA.RtOrOcra .rv u. i lu.u il i
X f iw i W
aad all puitaMe asticlat. Fack
IJk fMm
srKctAi. jroncr.
FKT WStm-BT). . DR. tCntTS,
Mi fMa. am. orlpwrlte trtirsrd's JJoW
TitiaM fm far ant iwmt vhlt tit WWte
twaWIJitirMit for rl'ef from and atatdance
rf wrw, Mmtnwa, drwamrl lKtfla atw til
ttrwr fort troaMes. Jtonrs. a. . fra B. m.
ffaT.ttaf. tolt. otftrefws. H viittfqf
EjiHrar the fat m tworl otet . IsMMisSwrl,
fM. WttUAJl fcRR
tSMMK4BJM9T tfi rretTt BSeS was
I'MBDRI'ARllrV
JMPA.AYf.S. W.,
IPMItn WW,
BTatRr) OlareWk 1W MarTIM't are. f. w.
-ruff m nr n i ! I I ii f
WAN-run HKt.r.
UARtfD-A RritcrAniit OIRL Fon
itwetsl hrmneworlt. rooklnr. Wahlnf
ast rnoerti In a private family, nil lth t
v. Wtrrt tinVB rafeTBc'' it
rA2STaTi-A ntRL TO COOK AD DO
reneral hmrwrrork: no wahlnr and
rreswag; Print svod city refwrnec a Hnt.
-rATRn-?RrTLBD WOMAW TO rrt m
V and dn wtmirT l ppqnirwl In family
ol t: no shlnc; mnt haw r fsreace. Ar-
pty httwyn 4 amt n p m ns mh t n ' w
VATST)-A WmTRWRI.OR 9Rrrf.ED
t rcoman fnr axlMant ftk. Apply SO B
stn w.
lit
WTANTED-TdtStl MA WHO UlfDItR-
staads tr rery and provlskm bnilite
If 14th t B w. St
AY
7a:tbp-firbtcl witirrt txrort
wnn rrrerwrct. uan ni inn n i w.
VA?iTB!-fiIRLFORaBrBTULHoraB
) work In mall family;
mnt may n'chti.
tiSArtse.
1TJ
Wtl
NTRI-A J-RrK(TABLK. (VJtfR.
tfnl rolranl elrl for nmerat hnnwort:
mnt fnrnl'h rtfrnccs and stavst nlsht
Apply at ISIS-tnw. Mt
w
ANTRD-A RKaPRCTABLR COLORBt)
man and rtifp to rx-rnnr a room In new
h) In notthwemern wton of the ry for
ltstroteetron. Apfly at room !o. t, 1WI It
are. i-n
rANTRD-A OIRt, FOR ORXKKM
lowwoik; referenpsn reqnlred; mint
rnhomtintnlihr. S0TAtse lit
W ANTRD-A WHiTKHIRLTODOOOK
Inr'and renerat honwworki bo wh
Ing and Imnlnc S1I II rt n w l-1t
rANTF.I)-A GOOD PLAIN CIK1K FOR A
I rmnll family: apnan InfelllRent chim-
bprmald: Iwth mast be well rwommemled
lllfl (Vnnai-. IJt
WANTED-WIIITIt OIHL TO DO COOK
Inr and renerat lionewof k; to w.nhln.
Apply at l4lh?te. Mt
AV
TANTRD-A ItRPPBtTABLK WHITE
giriannre. ppiyat ,a in n n w.
TANTKD- WI1ITK Olltl 1 AS COM-
ttent cook, the other as chamliermiilil
ami nime IMS K t n w. svst
w
ANTRD-A 11KLIAMLK WHITE OtRI,
for erneral lH.iiflwirk In 1 riim ami
(larnlnr lir ladr: nsranm nn fires lo attend
to: eo none at mam; reierenceg refitiirni,
SWDSIh
t n w.
9) St
ATANTED-A CAPAIILK WOMAN FOIt
general hourewotk for small family.
Apply at lthtne. 10 St
V17ANTKD-W 1IITK UlltLTOTAK CARE
of children and al,t with houaew rk
IWMIintnfl. an-st
rANTKD-A Olltl. TO COOK AND DO
rentral lonewirk: bo waMitnir nor
Iroalnr; brlBr gooil city referencee. Sju II t
n w. 30 It
STKII-A GOOD OIHL FtlR OBV-
eral housework, no waotilniror Ironlnir
At'ply 410 Md ore w. SO-It
WANT!!)- A MAUT WHITK GIRL TO
work at tullorlnr lmilnei: one harmr
rstrrlnr'T referred ApplratMIII'h n w.
VANTKD-A NKAT WHITK GIKL TO
rook, eauh and Iron for mtll family,
nittayat Blsht; (rood wnsen; referenrea.
1IBI1 II tt D w :u 1t
tVAMTHII.SITtJATIO.ifS.
lTAJfTBD-RY A YOUNO COLdRBO
V V woman, a tltuatlon to do geaeral hoiiaw-
work: booiI reterere lit Silnw. at
"YUANIKD-BY A TIDY COL'D WOMAN.
ft a place a rhamliermahl or cook: eit
reference p. aoa I'umlTton are. Georeetovrn.
ATANTED-WY AN KXPRRIRNCRD COL-
ored woman, a tltuatlon a flnt-cla
cook; to watblFK or Ironins; rood refer
ences. 1831 Crdar t B W. Sit
.irANTBD-BY HBSI'ECTAHLK COLORRI)
1 1 man. a situation a coaobmHD or waiter:
can furn'h refereneeii. Call at TU I, it i w i
rANTKD-RY A KBSFBCTABLK. IJUIKT
colored elrl, a iilace In private furallT:
Bice plain cook; coot! reference. Apply IW
K t ii w. Mt
rANT151)-BY KB8PKCTARLK WOMAN.
a til nation a cook In flrt claa family.
Addtrw 1W M t lAt
A
7-ANTKD-A SITPATION AS CHAMUHK
aaai. Appira-Ti' vaare a w i ai
AY
ANTRD-A KKSI'BCTAHLK WHITK
i woman wlahe a tltuatlon In a nrlrate
faaiily to cook, wath and Irun; will atay at
Bight; teferencca. Addreaa X . thla office.
Y
maid
TANTBD-BY A HRSPBCTABLK COL'D
t woman, a tiiuaiion at coos or cuaiw
d: aood city refrrencea. Call oraddree
ttS W'ahtntoB t n w. 39-tt
ItrAKTSn BY A HBTTlBn COLORKD
1 woman, a rdace to rook In amatl private
family; will ttay night; reference. Call
Tu? mIbt. SC4 Max are B w. at tbue thop
irANTBD-BY A NKAT AND TIDY COL
ored youth, a tltuatloe, can read aad
write well; ka reference Call or addre
JOHN W.iatSllthal BW 30;St
AY
TANTBD-BY RESPBtTABLB COLORBD
i woman, a nlAce aaeak or cook with
light waabing; without watbing preferred
ItSf. M st a w. SOJt
AY
TANTBD-BY A YOCNG WOMAN. SIT
uaiioa curve or cnamnermain; rei
ereacea Addrea4S4 Fraaklla at a w. t-at
AY
J ANTB1-BY A KKhpBCTABLK COLO
1 wubu. a alltuuloB as cook. Call or
dd reaa las Irirlala are w Jt-M
AY
r ANTED-1Y RESPBCTABLB COLORBD
r altl. iilat 1b i rivate faaailv to stake her-
aeif aenerallr Uaeful aad aire aerriue before
and after trhoo!. very amall wage; atar
alghU lliltnthttB w. as
AY
rANTKH-SlTl '.VTIOK AS LACNDKBw
I that uara aood waaaa: beat Mfereaeea.
Addreaa 1M N at a w SMt
AY
TANTtD-BY A KBaPBCTABLKWUITB
I airl Dlace aa cook, beat of tefaeema
Call at lK X H are a w asst
tVANTBll KOOM3.
AY
T AXTBP-TWO UKPCRh'UUEO BOOMS
I for ladr aad sou in the ticiatv of
mw inn are aaa ma i. ren uoi vu e
eeed IS. iddrea A U.V. Critie uaUe tf
WANTKIl- M I&OHLL HtlUS.
A FBW BaaiKAbXE aOOMS. WITH
SMam sawer. aoad elevator service sad am
aiass iMtsoteh'p. ia the POT BPOOPiO.
for seat at loer rates to Art
Apptr to HTUaoa- BLTt'hLva, MS Past
Baild'ng, or FKAKK MAoUlaJt. aaaatta-
l'KKMl.AL,
T siiES BO MBWCIBB TUBSBR VKE
L of s UMut-eatabliahad and reliable
ladiea' pkatetaa may ooaautt Mr. DR.
WlCatiSf; lies Park PUos. b e. bet B sad c
sad Uth and Wth ats a e. Coosuitattoa with
lsdea only setr.im.
XTOV IS TUB TtafR.
B WUi pay
neat ftlass sea
xy "etc mnaer" tor
Address or nail at
OLB aTAVO. tu S at. a. w
OtlUKThtY KK.VL MaTATM.
IWNtsALB-Aaut'T it ACaaW Ost so aT
X' as ssrsaaaa.oa ta una or use aoataa
stm aad aoldles' Bqbm Railway, helag a part
oiiae -.- of the bite Cidei Jtutkiti Ctsasa.
ra ataBBV n"ejaa-BT -etvra aesa-v -a a?--- w BBBTfBtAi-itBeF -a-'-eBsa'tae'e
aoercsJled''ad(ooJ."goodopporttuilty
StUhkiY to LUAS.
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anx ciaa ectinua a ioptt rata or
SO OSiai Where sscaraj at g-as.
u. v. 'jsaaia
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oust.
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i; rfios; stntfe orse sirt; 1st aM . Bo .
lita rt n w.
ii rritt-4 iNFtjRSTstnm ow-
.1; 1st fforr; latTotw. ramie and b1-,ett!
1WM sth rt n . 4
TJ"Wt rWRT-5 I.tROB COWwrjlWCATlN
1? tttfwn!-BPdaltoryrooaTS. t gn
Ijrt RrTT-tSFt RirrSrfHO- CWKRT
V fal rootiw: lart closet ; m and (l1
n-lrndd nelchrnrhood; rent !.S0 per flKinfi
IPW rstn st n tr. 1 it
TroiTRBirp-aiT bast oArrrot, st.t-
I1 "! rstppTPd and painted twfMlh" t
rcolti on M floriT; ran, neat sad Water:
li pfr rmmth. i
FRlt5T-laS SSTH W.TWOTAR'.
nnrnniirnwl ryimmnerpttlntiriotrni nn - I
floor; rcwiy papcrnl; oin ares If dealt" t
frit Inforlrtjpart refetences. i"
TioR RyitT-s m.basajst pomrs WITH
I. board: Inmodrrn hof; ptl rate f ami y
Wllb no children WOAStne . ... lit
irTirl RBST-CMTRWtSHRD-a PLEVs
V ant, well Hsrhted nmnw, wpheatrti1 re
et nrenlent to ihrr lines of ears; (Mntlem.Tt
pcferffd tffifSthtnr i t
IfDR RRlT- ROOe OR T F1.0ORA5D
J1 I nn 3l: wonld lint the hawmtntto rlhf
rrtT ronvenlent to rara: also to fnod tah'o
tinard I irt 1. t a w it
troR BEVT-1WO T.tROR SBATtT FIR
I1 nlhrd roctntt. wither wit host board at
SIS H tt n ir 1 rt
TTOR RRTT-S "R S I .'SKURUHBn tit
V partly tarnished rooms; mod Imp. 1"it
M M nw i
WR RBRT-BMSD ST ) t TWilfJfFI .
I nthrd crmnwiritrntmt rooms on I fl r
ylth heat, m and nfofrth: norhlldie'i
f?OR RSNT-S ROOMS. MOO IWP9: Jtwlr
I' paprrefl: rent SIS IWIrinhnnw I i
iroR RENT-rrRNISnFD-S n.SIOME
I1 rommnnlrallnc rooma on d floor, with
ne of t rltatc dining room: central loeatlni
rtfereBCea K, S , thli ofBc-e. I if
IPOR RKNT-NRWLT PArRRBI) AND
1 palnti d room, in 1 and 3d floors: fur
nlthed and untnrtIMid , t rate flr If deelml ,
near cars and h tfls. nwBMsw v i
17iR RRST-FURN1SMKD APARTMHNTS
In e'erant pilrale none; no children In
and cold walet; tlertr!- bella and mo ler-i
Improvement: In brut location In northwe-f
Andre!" A B t .thin ofllce l f
T?OR RKNT-1ISJ N ST N . "ItRVptttFI)
I moms, rlnatle or pommnnleattmr: with or
wlthont hoard: parlor and bed room; lt t'
3d floor: large, well lighted and rentllatcl,
titm moderafr jnjt
FOR RBNT-il UNFt'RNIiHBD NOOM. :
floor: Minth front: Just papered; hnuo
new; bo rhlldren taken; reference-j reqtitre.1
IWTtot n w 3 .tt
1
rOB RBNT-FCRNIfllRD-TO A ORNTLK
man. ror m, ?d floor; nottlh front; prirato
family lMftjiit
si it,
7ORRKNT-WfI0LROFinFfnH; FOI It
i r-Hm:all frutit. unfnrnlalMd. nochlldr-'ii
law HI are V ,r
Fott sAi.R-iimisnM.
F
(1H SALB-1N ALEXANDRIA. ROOM
frame hoaee. Inat flnlnhlne: nnlmnt In
jam: ioi mm is; rang rtonve: pnea, iv. ai
nly to ROBERT J. -THOMAS, Room Na. 3, oil
1Mb st.
FOIt HALS-THREE OF THE CTI8APKKT
lmnea In WashlBgton, IOC, KM and tto
lltb st n c; two-story and baaemeot, brown
stone trtmmlBge; T rooms aad bath; etec'rlo
bells and gas; price, ttjno each, SMO oarh
baiasce lo salt or trade for good lota.
FOIl ItttNTIIOUSKH.
F'
OR RKNT-UNFURNI8HKD-
1411 Mara are. U rs and stable tw ro
lltb at ex.. 15 r ia ct
lajsMatnw.isn no ro
111 M n w. rs in oi
lrSTOtta w, II m KWOU
18'4s5tn w, lira K i
IKWIttn w. llrs Si .1
sin K t b w. 15 n sa tl
1 WON ats w. low as no
11(8 14th ttn w, r
ISVtHth t 51 lO
104 t-touahton tt, 9r 50 to
94-llthttnw 41 ';
1641 HttB W, r 4 JO)
X Lafayette Square, 13 r.. ,
late V ttn w.Tm 1 no
ista Tth tt b w. strand dwg is on
stn t tt a w, 7 r Viw
The alove bou can be examined by per
mit from oar oflire only.
THOMAS J. FISHER A CO..
134 F t. a. w.
FOR RENT-TWO HKANI) VKW MX.
room frame boaeee, high and dry lora
tloa; sear ehnrehee and pablM aehool In
UBloctows. laqstre of A.BBUHEND, Mell
st n w
FOR HAI.K AMI HUNT.
p KAL BaTATK BCLLKTIN
THOMAS K. WAtOAMAN. tit F street.
Change made Wednesday sad Setardsyr.
it-hTORY PRICK ANT) FRAMK HOUSBS FOR
MALE.
141 SMb t B w. b h. r njW
4(16 to 411 Baar'aaliey a w.bh.4 nt S.uM
147 aad WSS Madboa at a w. f a, 4 re,
aadSbh rear 4.sm
48 X at B w, t h. 3 r. and thoann rear 4.00
Alley btt 6th and 7th, L aad M ats a w,
fh.4 r 1WQ
1S1 aad 133 Pierce at a w. t h,r 3,-.
S40 N tt a w. b h, 7 r tn
UttlSj Masiaoa at a w. f h. 4 w S.iC
hi able ia allt-y bet. l!th sad ISth, K
and!, tttuw SOOO
saat tth tta w bh.sr a.noa
47LtBW,bb mt.tt .'M
MllttBHBW.f b. 4H tKO
303 aad 306 Oat alley, f h, 4 r am
IWISMbtt a w, bh S r S,o'
4S4 aad 4S8 O t alley a w, f a, 4 rs l.io
lasuiimsssihatBW. b h,(r.saeh i.uu
113 tolstPWriettBW.bh.Sr.-- 1 -
t!l3 to Sl N H are b w, b h. rs, each I")
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UMMFHOVBa PROPERTY FOK aALS
ParfOKt
Part lots. Kt. bet ISth sad mk 34 sv ta
L at, bet lata aad lsth at a w S uu
Qal. bet Hub and lSthaUB w.... ...t"
Wth at, bet M aad Nat a w 1 "J
7th at. bet R aad S at a w I '
stth tt, bet Land Mats B w 1
Wth at, bet E aad F at a w 16
UaabeMoa are aad Basil at, atshaad tast
ateaw l
3Sth at. bet aad O ats a w 1 ..
0 at, bet 1st aad 3d as a w
Tt h at above Great ave b w
B aad C. JOth aad 31at U .- - v
Mount Fieasaat
lfcUfiBt PO RJtsiT.
laWGat aw.fsr, Sr pt i
SBtaw.Wr -
s;BM tt a w.fur ).ltr
i4SQataw.w a -
7 It Stat at B w. 7 r
grjgiMata v, aaiur. U r ., .
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ri SJTe. lire 3f
ltJKtbts w.Sr 5 u
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4ij8 ssth st a w. i IJu
acksoa ailar a s. rs n
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3d Boer 9t Delaware ave oe.tr.. v
i saaw ta salt tt pa
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