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AMUSEMENTS.
LAFAYETTF SQUARE OFERA HOUSE.
i:liu tviai.NO.
Today-Matinee Saturday.
2Lriay Irwin
An i lier BI fo npany of Comedians In John
J. ilc.o.HjN Record breaking Farce Co.ueUy
The Widow Jones.
special Mrtliuce Prices.
Orchestra ." 75 cents
lijlcnnv re-erred ...... 51 cents
I'ainil) Circle 2 cents
COJIMENCING. MONDAY. OCT. 10.
DENMAN THOMPSON AND G10IIGE
W. KYEIt'S LATENT bUCCESS.
The Sunshine of
Paradise Alley.
" "What 'The OM Homotead Is to the
country, thU ) laj Is to the city."
REGULAR PRICES.
Ba!o of Scats begins Thursday moraine,
October I
N
EW 1TATI0NAL THEATER.
MAT. TODAY
25. 50. 75 clfi.
GEORGE A EUGENE
RICHARDS $ CANF1ELD
AND THE ORIGINAL COMPANY,
pkesemimi
HOYT'S
A
TEMPERANCE
TOWN
Kext Week LA 10IE FULLER.
Ac
Mat. Today
25 and SCc
Reserved.
WILLIAM BARRY
In theHumorous and Legitimate Irish
American Comedy,
IE K GENERATION,
Barry's Game of Poker
Is a Wonderful Mirth Provoker.
Nut Week WHEN LONDON SLEEPS.
p RAND OPERA HOUSE.
Week beginning Oct. 12.
'Lnuch auil tlie llnrld Laughs with You."
naehdes Comedians,
In tlic Screaming Farco Comeily.
A PAIR OF JACKS,
By II. Grattan Dunnr-llr.
Brimful of Specialties. MedleTS, Dances,
Songs, Electrical Effects, and Bright,
Catchy Music
ntICl 13ft 2e, 30c, 75c.
NOTE A good res rred scat on 1st floor, 15c.
Next Week ''COON HOLLOW."
Bijou Family Theater.
MAIINEI.- DAILY.
EVEKYIIODY'S PAIOKITE SnOW,
PECK'S BAD BOY
Ktw Specialties. l'unnj Comedians, Catchy
Music, Gisceiul DauCLnt.
150 l.ituh'. in 1.10 Vl-iuie.
Next Wee lloiT s "A IIUNcn of Kev .'
KcRKAK'S LYCE3M THEATER.
ALL THPs Vi hhlC
Matinees Tuesday. Tburediv ami Saturday.
iivkry MAi:rtLi.'s
Rrall-lic Southern Production. The
SOUTH BEFORE
THE WAR!
The onl elq-v of lu kind on Earth.
KEXT WEEK Wtb-r's Olympia.
COLOMBIA ACADEMY. g
el Washington. Cycling tauzht on a 1Z.0JJ
11. tloor. Competent Instructors. Charges
fir.aU. Music eery evening. 2M and P
Itreets. J. Halt Urituuu, il.-r. Taktf t tusi:
tars.
ARTHUR E. YUNDT,
TEACHER OF
MANDOLIN, VIOLIN, GUITAR.
feludio, J31 V Street.
SO Lesson. 10. llnom t.
) CIilchMtcfV Kncllih Diamond Bra.l'.
'ennyroyal pills
Orif Iral sad Only Genuine A
erc. Jwt rclUUe udih htk fy
I Prersirt for QlcActters FmgU Itia, &
mid Jbmd in lie J aai Gold metallia$'
l-nitt V.XJSO. viui Hoc nitbon. Tcke )?
fttma end fmffaluy AtOnisli,erBrad4.
' It vtatDpl 1st jiartlcular. tntinmsUU ael
"i;ciicr ior i ic,"ieT, by reiorn
BloIL If'.OOaTs-nirmmial avc ftMper.
tiY. fcj tO, Loc-i Prucguti. I'hlhjla Vo
Here's a Rare
1 Piano Bargain. I
For 1 X) cah we're olerine a X
brand new Upnslit l'lano. thnr- &
f. ouzlilv well made, beautifully
X toned and tlezautly nnlbed in A
X all rnods. lt' n Instrument &
?, that'll last as lon and trive as
X much satisfaction as many blsh &
0 priced makes. X
I Metzerott Music Co., 1
fSteambli tickets via all lines toall 2,
parts of theuorlu. Paiencer &
ticket agents C A O It. It.
f II 10 F STREET N. V.
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ICE
nroi EHic-nKALTnni u
THE HARDEST THK BESr
UADtoyrultK BPK1U WAT5,
1 el.phen.lt. uai. Ii2i V sl a,
THE INDEPENDENT ICE
CO.'S yellow wagons deliver dai
ly to all parts of the city and
Mount Pleasant their superior
quality-of KENNEBEC ICE at
lowest rates. Office 91,0 Pa. ave.
vaA 3108 Water st.
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4S3 &. YJ-
Wholesale Use of Adulterants
by frVducets.
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CHEAUST HIRD'S ANALYSES
Dl)M-ratloiiHby thcGuavdlnnNOfl'ub
llo Ili-ullU Au Umclcttu Muilo ot a
Clever Iiiiltutlou o tUo -Egji ruro
Cider From 3loliutci Adulterated
Hour lruakci&ulclde.
The startlltii lnforraatlon Is promulgat
ed, upjn the autuunty of staUbllcs ami
research, thatalu oMetcry nriltle et fond
nd drug used In the District, as well as
in every Stale In the Unlun, tsnduUciaiud
to a greater nr lct.s extent.
Int. (.uuiMier e tt.c uuullcratlons Is de
virlbed n "KjpliiUintliins," and they are
satdto bcln the main nuchas to Injure the
pocket rather than the litjlilt. Uliey are
rated as riautbi, It Is true, but lliey aflcct
the commercial .World no.t, the extent of
criminal or poisonous ailuliernllnns amount
ing to a mere tjaxntcire In thclruroeiitcsum
of products consumed.
Ho who L-ikis an oirclcttc for breakfast
inut be sure th-it the material from which
It Is made Is not a manufactured Imitation
of the genuine, for scientific genius long
ago mattered the Intricacies of the jolk,
and liasevcn produced h icry fair duplicate
oftbe whole egg.
Ills xeal cutkt may lie of the flesh
fleshy, but if it lb breaded, Kilted, buttered
and peppered to his taste, the combination
tnaj reprcseutalum, sulphate of copper, am
monia, corp and rj e, In the bread line; oleo
margarine, cotton oil, beef suet or cotton
seed oli, as butttr; and possibly cocoa nut
shells, charcoal, oUAe stones, red clay or
ship bread, or a n-ixturc of all, with a
little red pepiwr to give it tone, as a sub
substitute for black pepper of the standard
variety.
' 'SAMPLE OF CIDEE.
A sampleof "elder," was not longngo sub
mitted to Chemist Illrd ()r the health of
fice laliorntor for analysis. It bad fig
ured as a possible witness against the
seller, who was accused of di-penMng In
ebriating liquids. It proved to contain no
Intoxicating qualities, bnt as "pure cider"
it was a lamentable failure, being manufac
tured ot "water, inulafes and vinegar.
A. reference to vinegar suggests the r I:
servatlun that even 'that constituim. !.
ment of the "cider" noted may have nee"
lilultcraled.aud the rueJasseo aim in which
case and It the water should have teen
colitanriiraletl; afact- the chemist did not
undertake to develop, the entire outfe"; 'n
that sample must have been a shrouded
mystery.
There could be nothing morel orriryitig
to n'largecf ass ot people than the lie 1 ira
tiou that&uicldoare eaiel to I c attribntiolc
to adulterated beer. rrof. Ulrd h.n nr.i'r
becn'ca'lled upon to of fldally analyu Hie
amber fluid, but l Is a fact that net nl .'i
thebepsaud the ycatand the CMnUaa-iry
Ingredients cbntrlbute to its c. mpinltiru Ju
allcasiM. Indeed, it maybe made.iml jts
been, without the use of any of tlu-j-taphs.
Beer may-be adultemted by a free use f
bur,nt,fcugar, licorice, treacle, qe,nss!a, cori
ander and caraw ay seed, caj enue if i",ier,
soda, sallcjlicacid.oirbonlc gas artlficiall
injected, gmins other than larlej,glj.i.rin,
glucose, water, tobacco aid the s-.d )t
coculuc intllcus.
WJicii it Is remembered thatnearly very
one of thee adulti rants may In turn be
adulterated, the "beer" prtduceil bys I'll a
process as the Nery mention suggests, le
oomesjn the Im.igluatlon, at least, c et-d-luglj-jjnpala
t(ib.lc, ,.
Germ my forbids the use of salicvltc add
In beer for ilomestlc nsc, but permi's 't to-j
be employed In that, manufactured fjr ex
peirt, so' that the coiiHumer of the f ivi-ilte
beverageof the fatherland rutistneeJ i:.:ke
a pilgrimage thither to be sure of e.t'iius
lmpdsKlSn. ' ' - '
. VIXEO.VR OFr COLOR.
,Its wUhlngthe knowledge of the health
office of the District that loeal doulers
have ien S(lling"-adtilitr.ilid lnegir, i.nd
oulywllhlnlhepai-tmontlilnforiintlo i vas
filed lu caeli of some thirty cases upon
which to base 'prosecutions. The exact
character of Urn Impurities axxrvereo. will
not be know n "unt'il the caes come to trial,
but .It is understood that the ordinary
adulterants were employed.
Pc" large ti proportion of the vuiegar upon
the general uiarkut i made of other ma
terial thin the juice of the apple that It Is
difficult to find an ab'olutelj pure product.
It tnaj be made or corn or rje, or both, and
originally partake of the character of weat
whiky. It is soured to the proper degree
bj the addition'of a small quautitj of a
chcapsubMitute for the genuine.
Vinegar-Is alo manufactured of wine of
inferior grade, but a common practice is to
create it out of "low wine" produced at
whlsk distilleries, nnd color it with cara
mel. That the samples lately exarulnwl
by the Distnct chemist were not of the
standard variety is evidenced from the in
structions given for prosecutions upon the
bjsls furnished bj the analyses.
A common variety of "country cider,"
from which "pure vinegar is produced, is
made bj the lellow tag formula: To rath
gallon of water add one-half pound of gran
ulated sugar, acidulate with tartailc ncld
and flavor with oil of apple, previouoly
mlxed with alcohol; color with caramels,
and to twent J gallons of the mixture add
two gallons of actual apple cider. This so
cahed juice of the fruit may be turned out
rresh and sweet, or in the form of hard
cider with the stinging quality, at a
moment's notice, and from the same spigot,
so skillful are the modern manufacturers.
Now dissect the formula, as Prof. Hird
did, and note results: Tie granulated sugar
is a deception. In all probability, since a
fair article tan be turned out by a liberal
use of glucose, and this Ingreellentmay also
bo or inferior grade; the water couU be
impure, especially ir drawn from its source
through a lead pipe; the oil of apple may
not be above suspicion, the alee l.d prove
to beof the methyl variety madefrotn wood,
and the very caramels'be spurious or im
pure. A COMMON' INGREDIENT.
Glucose, by the waj. Is a clear, stiff
flowing liquid, made of corn, lij the use ot
sulphuriuacld. Itls nut as svveetassugnr
costs one half less tliau-sugar, and Is used
In the adulteration of candy, syrup, beer
and jellj. besdes hqimr mixed with the
genuine sugar.
Prof, Hird has never had brought tohis,
official attention very many of the great
vanctj of so called milk fowls for infints,
but it. is n fact, established upon the most
ample testimony, that some of these com
pounds conta'u no milk whatever, inai.
but little, and that they are prineq-aPy
made froni wheat, prepared by different
processes healthful enough,, but without
milk.
TlIatbcautlfulodorsonieMwcsfoundnbftUt
a free-luncli counter arises from the cheese
.or its substitute. Ill tho manufacture of
elegant cream cheese the operator need
not move out upon n'dairy farm nor pur
chase ajierd of Jerseys or Aidernejs.
I'rof. Hird, speaking from observation
aud-re-search, says trexompoueut parts of
the luncl.-counter composite are smnUn;es
found In a room in the rear of the lunchroom;
but whetiier there-.found or not, they lire
collected by the cheese producer abjnsll
expense, ;hlia arvcrj Tine specimen produced
rrotu the use ot old buttertt small propor
tion of real cheese rlroi, aod a little vi'caiu
A PECULIAR RE.flEDY.
Something About the New Discovery
for Curing Dyspepsia.
The ,Rcv. F. I. Bell, a highly csfeemed
minis. er residing in Yv tedspuri , v,ayjut,a Co..
N. r., in a tecum letter w rites"iis follows.
''There has nev er been anjmnej that i have
taken that has relieved tne Djspepsia from
wiiicli I huM-fUlleieel for een -Jears exce-pt
tlic new rtmedy called Stuart's Djspepsia
Tables. Hince taking them 1 have had no
distress at all after curing uud again utter
long j cars can sleep wed." ttcv. F. I. Lell,
Weed-pun, N. 3f., formerly ldalla. Colo.
Biuart'sDyspepsU'lablutslsaremarkable
remedy, noioniy because It lsa ccitalncure
tor nil forms of indigestion, bu; because it
fee-ems to.net .in thoroughly in old chronic
ca.se-sot l)j spepsia as w ell as in mild at tacks
of lndlge'sJon or biliousness. A person lias
dyspepsia simply because the stomach is
overworked, all It wants is a harmless.
vcge.able remeily to digest the food and
thus give it the much needed rest,
i Ulna is tliuM.ersiui lliunusseisof this pe
culiar remedy. No matter how weak or
how much ol-ordered the uigcstlou may
be, Biu.irt'a Djspepsia Tablets will di
gest the food whether the stomach works
or not. Now lire and energy is given
not only to the stomach but to every organ
and i.erve lu the body. A trial of this
splendid metiicliie will convince the most
skcpilcul that IlNftpepila and all stomach
troubles can be cured. The tablets are
prepared by tho Stuart Chcirlcal Co., of
Murshall, Micli', but so popular has the
remedy become ,thaf Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets can now be obtained at any drug
store at 00 cents per package. Bend for
book on stomach diseases free.
to work them up with, tine cream or
brick cheese is thus mudc..
In l.ke maimer Is tie unsuspecting indi
vidual made to relish u splendid bit of but
ter, whlcn proves to be Lcef suet doctore-d
aud colored to the proper hue; and even
buttermilk, fresh or a "Icctlcold," ma) Lo
made to order on the hr efeot possible notice
w ilhout dasher or churn.
The worst feature of the most common
form ot adulteration, said the chemist, Is
that the chearxTst classes of food suffer
most, aud the people wno can least utlord
to be prejed upon arc the very ones at
whom their acts are directed, and In many
Instances dealers, even alter Imposing in
ferior goods upou their customers, will
recoup In the matter of losses by adul
teration and substitution.
CUP TUAT CHEERS.
Lovers oftea may sit dowu to enjoy the
luxury or a fragrant cup, only to llnd
that it's a little wesik, despite tne use of
the usual quantity of leaves In the"Htcep
lng." It may Interest such to know tuut
by a process kuuwn only to themselves
the "beuihe-u Chinee" can resloro spent
leaves to tlic suublancu of their former
shape, and that a due admixture of these
with tlic genuine makes the tea trade
profitable.
lireeii teasareoften"facetl" or"polnled"
with a mixture of some clajey matter
Prussian blue and a jillow dje, preib-ilily
turmeric. Prussian blue in tea has been
Ideutllled by the aid ot the microscope,
but It is much le-s.s common now than
formerly. The UUted States tea adulter
ation act, passed in 1883, and the Japan
ese law against adulteration have Jone :
great deal to Improve the quality of the
teas.
Turmeric is an Important factor In adul
terations. It comes into use as a color
ing agent in very many instances, and
.t will probably surprise many Washlng
toci.ins to be told that even so Important
au irritant us mustard has its cockle and
tares. A very good appearing article bf
ground mustard consists of a sin ill propor
tion of the real nrticle mixed with wheJt
Hour or some otherxtarcii) matter colored
yellow with turmeric.
Occasionally dangerous Ingredients enter
Into the mustard composition, as Chrome
yellow, but as a rule there Is nothing in
jurious used in its manufacture. Tliu ar-'
tiele on sale Is a cheap substitute, for
the genuine, and the poreha-er detects
the difference but rarely.
Coffee, so .universally uted, is. according
to authorities quoted by I'rof. Hird, re-
pea'edly adulterated as a meansof reducing.
the price and attracting custom, The ar
tificial coffee beans ate excellent Imita
tions of the originals, and in many Instances
Would deceive the most careful observer.
Chicory is the accnt often cirplojed, but
the pellets mentioned, so admirably imi
tating the pure grain, are fast forcing
chicorj out of the trade. The Ingenulty
ot the producers of coffee Is past rindirs
o'Jt, and jellow ochre. sllesian blue. chrome
jelloWjJjurnt amlier. Venetian nmter nnd
various manufactures of "blacks" have
been used for coloring purpofes, "while cof
fee pelle.s ha,ve been constructed in molds
of rye or wheat flour, and mixed with the
pure article. They arc held together in
form by the uscuf glucose. Schecle's green,
a combination of copperas and arsenious
acids, bolh violent poisons, has been found
In coffee by analysis.
FLAVORING EXTRACTS, ALSO.
The greater part of the flavoring" ex
tractsonthemarketissald to be adulterated
What purports to be a lej-roducuen of the
qualities of the tropical fruits, as bananas,
pineapple and the like, arc prepared from
ethers and artificial flavoring agents
that are quite injurious.
Another metliod ot cheating tlic Yankees
ot long ago discovered, is that known as
tlTo "sweating" process, whereby the cof
fee and spices are put through a method of
sweating which extracts, which divests
them of their natural oils nnd other prin
ciples. Afterward, the coffee is bud-Je-c
ed to a "roasting" which gives it the
proper color.
Ol course one has but little trouble in re
calling the war of several J cars ago against
spurious butter, and the enactment of the
law by Congress requiring all forms of
Imitation butter to be labelled and cxact
ingaduty upon the industry and the produce.
And jet Instances ot a violation of this law
are not rare
Oleo is not infrequently substituted for
the regulation variety or butter, and the
boarder is oblivious orevcrj thing, excepting
the fact thit the butter he ate clove lu a
strange way to the roof of his mouth.
Potatoes and barley, alum, spirits of
turpentine. sugar aud water when tumbled
together Into the boiler, makes a passably
good glti, while English ale, prefe-rred by so
lnanj, and for which so large an aggregate
sum Is paid by Americans who ariecl to
know gool English ale when tl'cyseeitand
taste it. Is made after thirty different
formulas, but not many of the best brands,
even by accident, stray bcjoiid the Eng
lisli shores, and the enthusiast who buvs
the product with the English stamp upon It,
merely liocause otlhc exalted figures rep
resented in the price, should get their tast
ing organs In order and compare the original
.with the sample of that sold by the dealers
on thisskle of the water.
rrof. Hird talked entertainingly of the
n ork ot his laboratory, and what it is hoped
to make or it in the future. Much ot his
time is devoted to the examination of the
dairy products, but the time is coming, he
thinks, when the analysis of the food
products will be reduced to a perfect sj-s-tem.
He spoko of the great necessity for n
proper supervision or the edibles, in do
ing which great care should be observed.
ssaasasnaTnTtasaBEaaaaaasa
FOR FIFTY YEARS!
MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used by Minions ot Mothers
for their Children while Teething for
over fifty years. It soothes tho child,
softens tie gums, alLys all piln, cures
wind colic, andU the heat rtmedy for
aJarrhoca.
Twenty-nve cents a fcottl
BGIEKBKIstilaKKVkSK(3ii.BialBKEBal
SITTTATIOXS WASTED-MALE.
WANTED-By young colored manf
place wui'lag, driving, or something
else, .ith rets. Address P., this office.
VANTED -Br experienced blacksmlih
auu bit-iuund horse Bhoer; good ref;
no objection to country. Address UORE
BUOE, this office. , ocl4-3t
SVA.NTED -Position In family as cook,
iij ninui man' will stay nights. Call
pr undress JBTUAItT. 17ll4 nth sc nw. It
WANTKD-U) a colored joungsler.no
sitlon ot any kind; to work morning and
owning; after and before school; Is good
table waiter; wages no object. Ad
diessWAITEK. thl?orflcJ. It
"WANTED By jouug man, to learn
ourber or bl.ieksmltb traue; rels. Ad
dress BLACK8MITU, this oKicc.
" ' ocl3-3t,em
WANTED-Student wishes situation;
uuj Uouornble work; can work alter
noons. Address HONORABLE, this oflice.
r- ocl3-3t,eni
WANTED-A placeiis coachman or to
tinve a deliver) wagon-or any kind of
work; can furnish best-of rcf. Address
445 I st. n w. ' lt.em
WANTED-By colored, man, plate to
uiieiid rurnace; good ret. Address
RICHARD BELL, Georgetown P. O.
lt.em
WANTED -By aimlddlc-ngcd man,
piue-e; uiieicrstanelH latteualug horse's;
Wages no object; hunio what is wan leu;
sutler and reliable. ML0DL1AGEU , this
office. t r, i oc!3-3t
WANTED-SItuatlon bv a joung man
ot experience; drivlnradellverj wagon
for grocery or dry goodsstore. Address o 17-
Md. ave sw. ocl3-3t
WA7TED-Br colored roan, third
tluos eng ucer; references from last
place L'Oai inn st. owf ooi:i-.tt
WANTED- Place, by young colored
,11.111 IA ,. n.l . -.... ...... .In nil. llnHM
....... , . .w. & u 'jiuum:, wu aiijuiiii).
comes to haua; gotd rcierences. JAMES
E W. ELLIM.-ll.t utlist.nvv. oclJ-.lt
W AjVTxOD By juunjr muu.Rltualionlu
store as tlcrk. Address J. L.. this ot
tlce. ooia3t-cm
"WANTED -Position by meat cutter,
with four years' experience EX
PERIENCE, this offlco. ocl2-6t
FOB KENT HOUSES.
OBRUWX-1.'.50 per mo.; nearly
iie'W o room house; one square from
electric, cars: Takoiuu Park. inquire of
DHrBEIW.ETTjTakoma Park. ocl4-0t
POIl RENT llouscandstore at Bright
wood; good stand for grocery. Apply
BRIUimVoOD.HOTKL. iicl4-16-lo
FOR RENT 1 43 D St. se.; neat, 6-room
b. w. oiitk in good order; with good
yard; $18 50. Apply 410 N. J. avo. se.
ocl4-.1t
VACANT- Improvements golngon.444
V s. nw., 0 rooms, halls; water; gas,
latrooe, large yard; arranged Tor two fam
ilies, rent Slb.WL ccla-Ht
FORHBNT-?C0, 318 Ind. avc.rex
culleiijbourellngjiousoj pclSt
FOR RENT -House. 414 II St. nw; 7-
rooms; gas and hath; shed back janl;
reducejMojjcoiLlurties oclU-TUein
FOR RENT 44d R st-pw., 7 r., b and"
ceUar, all m. 1 ; lleht and cheerlnl.
cooel jard, good repair; $22 60. Apply
121U S st. nw. ocfl-7trem
FOH SALE-HODSES.
FOR SALE Will sacrifice my house,
-I... levins and baib, to prompt pur-,
chaser; price gtea.Iy reduced, cash StXO,
ri25.?.".r-'nr- -AddresB NINTH AND K
NORTHEAST, this qlfice.
FOR SALE-A beauttrul home. Iocntcrt
lu latniouable nw., for about 510,000;
will also sell the furniture as well as house
at a gre-at Sicriilce to quick bujer. Cnl'
at Room 26, Metzerott building. 1110
r st. oclO-"t,em
WANTF.n HOOMR
WANTED- Small -fur. room for 53
.i uiuiiui. Address CENTRAL, 022
lOUi st. ne. it
"WANTED By lady, unfurnished room
lu nw.; must iintexeved 4.1 ier month
AddresB 5J 00 PER, thLs office. lt-
WANTED-Two fur.rooms.wlth board,
uud use of parlor, for three adults.
Address V. T. S., this otficc. 3t
WANTED- AGENTS.
WANTED-Agents for wholesale ci
gars. Apply after 4 p. m.,4DjV Lou.s-
laua are., uoom i:i. Jt
WANTED-Agents, male or female,
iui mum iiuiii uuisiLisn, ckii uv ..ffciii.
Address NVLL"llbathioffice. ocUl-.lt
JTOn LEOHiisGnANfJEU
FOR SALE Oil5! EXiIaNGE A
square i tano, in splendid condition.
Call at S24 5th st. ne.j , ocl3-.lt
A reference to the i amies on salo at the
shops broaglit out theilhtcrestlug fncUh.it
tills universal ntlrncrhjii to the infantile
appetite is very muth .adulterated. Tar
Uric arid enters Into 'Its tornrtsltiou le'
cut the sugar and prevent Its grunulation
Gltiocso ik used to give txjdy to the candy,
because of Its cheapness. It Is less sweet
than sug-ir. but is irac to do duty, along
with chiomc jellow, soapstone, terra ulba,
hiryta and starch, Id 'the inanufpcture ot
a very large pKiportlein' of the candy con
sumed In this country.
It is not the belief of.thc chemist or of
the health department that the retailer is
the guilty party in all cases- The man who
si Us filled cheese or watered milk may
'jivc been grossly imposed upou.
Spices, minus the essential oils, it is nn
dtrstoo 1. were divested of them berorethey
w.'re put through the process of grinding.
Manufactured mace, composed of Venetian
red nnd baked tracker or bread dust, was
thus constituted btrore the retailer ever
jaw it- Tct the law does not admit Ig
norance as an excuse-
It is the manufacturer, and he docs not
In all coses reside in the Nutmeg State,
who makes soap of flour, starch, tallow
spar, lubricating oil and an excess of wa
ter, or who "smokes" herring by dipping
thcin in a prepared dje.
The hundreds of adulterations met with
by a chemist In the course of a year's in
vestigation wouhl fill a book, and con
sequently are not all mentioned here.
FLOODS IN TOEMOiraTAINS.
Great Damngo Caused to Mines in
New Mexico.
San Francisco, Oct. 13. A private letter
received in tl U city yesterday contains
particulars of tlic damage caused by tho
floods in mountain districts adjacent to
Uawllngs, New Mexico, during the early
part of September. Over 5100,000 worth
of agricultural and mining property was
ruined und great distress prevails among
the farmers and miners who lost all their
livestock aud effects.
The machinery of thu San Antonio, San
Vincent and Baris gold and silver mines
was earned away, entailing a loss of 580,
000 to these companies alone. Scarcely a
house In lie camps was left standing, while
the carcasses of more than a thousand
dro vv lied animals! ie putrif j ing on tlic banks
ortheArrojas. Threj miners wcredrowned
at San Antonio. Relief has been senfto tho
sufferers from const cities.
Ovation to Gen. Kitchener.
Cairo, Oct. 13 Gen. Sir H. H. Kitch
ener, tbecommanderof the Anglo-Egyptian
expedition into the Soudan, arrived here
early this morning from'DongoIa. Gen.
Kitchener und bis companions were re
ceived at the station by Lord Cromer, the
British eliplomatlcagent, and. the Egyptian
ministers of state. A large crowd ot
people also gathered "at tho station and
the reception of the officers' was most
enlhusiastlc.
Slnliny ouTloardSpniilsli "Warship.
Madrid, Oct. 13-A dispatch fromFcrrol
"sajs that a mut!nyJlas, occurred on board
the Spanish wnrshlciAtfonso XIII, lying
at that port. Forty gunners rebelled, and
attempted to seize the beats and go ashore.
A fight between the mutineers and the
marine's and others oi j;oard the ship en
sued, with the resultfthnt the revolt was
suppressed and the m'urlneerg put in lrons.
""" m m
"Wlint DoiXem Think
Ot a house or ten rooms, bath, cellar," all
modern -appUiinecs-jrirUie 'erjr heart 'of
fashionable "Was liinglon, for $13,000.
We have it- The Times Real Estate Bureau..
HELP WANTED-AIALB.
w3afipEot'"t;cl0ggbarbtfraAK
WANTED-Good culored union barber;
steady place. 1037"i4Ui nw
It
WANTED-Xvto bricklajers. Apply
' usu-i iieiist.nw.llriugiooid. oti-.,c
"WANTED Young Himn to canvass in
tuy; 7t per day paid and cominlislon.
J. W. II., tins oiftce. It
WANTED Two good tailors on bushel-
ing. Apply 1 117 Pa. ave. u w. jU
WaWTHD-
Heverni enereetic men to
seu 10
lotsiu nice subdivision; big money.
to hustlers. MANAeirJU, Room lo, boo P
st- nvV; ocio-.ii
WANTED Experienced salesmen to
iu u., luitii-gruue lubiitatiug oils unU
greases; liberal and satisfactory terms will
bo mudu wllhgoouinen. hQUITABLE ItE
PIN1NO COMPAMC, Cleveland. Ohio.
ocl-7t,cod
"WANTED-A good barberatNo. 1
Mi
WA.NTED-Colored agenu to canvass
. tor MtKluley's life, bibles, etc- BEA-
MAN, Wl.MiAUD.sfc CO., COd rf. Y.ave. nw.
ocl2 36
WANTED A competent young man
cau secure, a position at SOS a month
nnd expenses; must furnish 5100 to cover
Btock carried Address 17B Sun Building,
Washington D. 0. oel l-7t
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
WANTED-By Mrs Dnnnlnc 921 P
e- nw., t,uod while girl lor neu-ixjivork;
two in lamiiy; no washing; pjy -10. lt
W.in'A'j1iaI A t,oou eiKjkv and general
iiousevvorKer; no washing or iioning;
must have city reti , uud stay nights. Ap
pl) before 7 p. m . 1 Hit) E sti. nw. It
"WANTED-White woman to go geu-
erul nousuwork; no objection to one
with cnlld. J712 I4tlit. nw. ocl4-.it
WANTED Immediately, a first-elass
wa.bi mind; als a competent dress
maker. 414 7 til st. sw. " it
WANTED White general tonsc
worker; turee in ranilly; no washing.
014 Urn st. nw. It
WANTED Competent colored curie"
nun eiiu.i.oermatu; lamiiy of two. 014
13th it. nw. It
WANTED German cook and nurse;
to a month. 441 G St. lt
"WANTED Half-grown girl to assist
in lamiiy of two; must be neat- Apply
175a B st. nw. It
WANTED-A reliable white girl for
denerai Housework; reference required.
Call alter 4p.m., 3030 6 at.nw. oc!4-3t
Wa.IM'x'Jc.a a ceiiiipeeeiib wou.uu lor
ge'iierulliousework in small famllj ; al
so i urse for joung chlluren. Apply 1)20
lfjth St.; rets. lt-cm
WANTED-15 energetic ladles to take
outers lor the Chicago Mfg. Lo ; salary
or commission. Apply W. P. McDONALD.
general manager, 12J7 K st. se., from 0 to
8 p. m. and 7 to 9 a. m Item
WANTED Girl to lenrn massage; good
wages. qai4 i a. ave , m iioor. it-em
WAnTlSl-Uxil: and girl lor kite hen
w orK. aoo i-a. ave nw. oci.-a&
WANTED-A gooel presser on ladies'
auu gentlemen's (Joining. A. E. BES
SON. 1320 14th St. oc!3-3c
"WA-NTED-Light colored girl Hi do
uouw n ork. uud waillng;must brluggood
refs. Apply alter lo o'clock 1 uesuuj . at
1708 Q st. nw. ocl2-2t-em
WANTED A white girl or settled wo
mun f orgeneral housew ork; gttu wage-s.
Applv rw3 N. J. live, nw. ic!2 Ot-em
WANTED-Two cooks; one chamber
maid, lour general houseworkcrs; good
homes. 411 G st. ocl2 3t.
HELP "WANTED MALE AND
PEMALB.
"WANTED At City Intelligence Office.
looks, tieiarul houseworkcrs, wailert
drivers, ItiuudrtSM's, nurses, porters, jani
tors, stablemen, laborer,., chamberma as,
bojs; plates furnished till suited. Estab
1 Hiietl lSbo. SHACKLEFORD'3,427 lltn
st. nw. oc!4-0t
WANTED-lf jou think jou can tell
MiOMiipuon books, see MR. DUKLLY.
1335 F st. nw. ocl4-3t
PERSONS desiring first-class help will
uu w ell to tall upou us- We furnish help
domestic and prufessuiiiat. free ot charge.
DiSfitlCTt.Mi-LUY.MrijiTDURtAU.UeHi in
2 . 633 F St. nw. ot!33t
MALE ami fem-ile help furnished free;
st-nu ixistal. 441 G st. ocl2-3t
WANTED By New York firm good
salespeople for art, musical, and liter
ary works; 5100 per month to rh,bl party.
D. APPLLIO.N A CO. 437 7Ui st. nw.;
ask for Mr. Lariinore. oclO 7t
hlTtATfoNS VVAN'I Kl FEMALE.
WANTED.- Bj capable seamstress,
i.ia-e locitiw or nurse, call .it o p. m.,
at Oman's Christian As-eciailon. 171 J
13th St. nw.. EFPIE WILbON. ocl4-3t
WANTED-Bl nice white girl, place;
us uiaiuueriuaid, waitress or nurse.
JULi.l vii..soi. t.omau's e-iirnau .tta
sociation, 1713 1.1 til st. nw. Call at 9
a. m ocl4-3t
"WA-NTED-riace to do general house-worK-
.uii at in20 New oersej ave.
nw; lt
WANTED-A'll kinds of family sewing;
entap; icie. Ol'liltA'lOK, tins ottlce.
It
WANTED-Uy a resrectnblc nilddle
aed colored w omau, place as chamber
maid aud waitress, tnamoerinaid and
laundress, or chambermaid nnd seamstress
Callat 23GH st nw. It
WANTED -Situation as cook, or can
uu pimu washing, by settled colored
woman; Address MRS. B., this office. It
"WANTED Bj respettablecolored girl,
place as took in small private famllj or
general housework. Call 1007 11th St.
nw. it
WANTED-A place by experienced
hand, to sew with dressmaker. Cnli
13410th st. nw. it
"WANTED Place to do general liouse
work, or cook and wash In private fam-
lly. Address ALICE BIRD, 345 G sw. 1 1
"WANTED-By rcspettable while girl,
place as chambermaid or waitress; good
ref:- 812 10th nw. it
WANTED-i-W or refinement, mid
uie aged and of fair education, com
petent for position where she would be re
eiuired to wait ujiou people of wealth nnd
position; one accustomed to such sur
roundings maj expei t liberal terms and
permniiency; noexiieneneenccessarj. Call,
Weelucsday at 10 o'clock. Second floor,
1000 F st. nw , on manager. lt,cm
WANTED-Br a respectable coloretl
woman, place as first-class cook or
chambtrmald lu private rmnllj ; good ref.
Apply at 1027 12th St. nw. lt.em
WANTED-l'w 'y German girl as
u.aini)tniiald. 7434thst. nw. It-em
WANTED -Bj a respectable colored
girl, a place as chambermaid or light
housework; can give good rets. 232 O st.
nw. Item
WANTED By a rcsiiertuble colored
girl, a place as chambermaid, nurse,
waitress, or laundrj to take home; can fur
nish refs. Address 027 1st St. nw.- Hem
WANTED- By a colored woman , wash
ing to do, price cheap; call 1304 5th St.
nw. lt-em
WANTED-ri"ce', as nurse or i ouse
"Work. 10T0RIAM0SKEY. ,435 Wash-
ngton st. nw. lt-em
WANTED-By a dressmaker, work by
clay or w et-k; good rer; m guaranteed.
Address DRESSMAKER, 1917 B st. nw.
lt-em
VANTED-Place as clnmberniaiu or
waitress. 433 Washington st. nw.
lt.em
WANTED-Sewing to do at homo or
in ramilv ; almost any kind. Address
MISS E.W.,830 20th St. ocl3-3t,em
WANTED Soprauo with exceptional
voice and ability, nnd organist, desires
position together. Address WAGNER.
Worcn's Music Store, 7th and New York
nviN- ' oel3-3c
WANTED -Situation by a lady of ex
perience, with a dressmaker or sewing
in families. Address MISS V. S. R . this
office. ocl3-3t
"WANTED-By an experienced ladj-ot
refinement, situation as housekeeper.
Address HOUSEKEEPER, this office-0C13-3D
- ANTED Place as tnamberniald,
general houseworkcr or nurse; city
ref.t 3 girls. 1702 1-2 10th st. nw.
ocl3-3t
WANTED-Place as general house
wurker in private i&iuiiy. or any kiua.
C03 18th st. nw.
ocl3-3t
m
WANTED-Washing to do at home;
goodrer. 81210thst.nw. ocl2wlt.cm
WANTED-l'Inw to do general house
wurk iii small family. 925 lOUi nw.
ocia-3t-ein
WANTED" BJ" refined lady , position in
store, in drcssmnkmg department; is
capable of fitting. BEPAKTMENT. this
office. .- OC12-3I:
WANTED-Place to do general house
work, in small family; good references.
AiIdress-1218 'WJIe-y sttie. ocl2-JJt
"WANTED Position by neat cutter7
wftli four years' cxperlenctv EX
PERIENCE, this office. oclO-Ot
"WANTED-IIOUSES.
wT ANTED House of 8 rooms. and
uatu; ml in. l.;bet. 4th and 12tb, 1; and
S, Oli9., ICU. U1VSH....SW. AWl'W. v.. M,
ottlce.' item
1.
il.o k HtVt
FOR IIENX-KCOMS.
La,W11'x' laOTJSEtEfcj:FING-
iwo very Targe rooms ou 2u floor:
newiy pupuicii; uoe'uila" cbid water lu
the rooms; lurnlsncu or unrumi&licsi; also
nicely furnished parlor. 120 C l. uw.
ocl4-3t
1 Oat ataSNT Light, airy, basement,
UttVli ...l.'i'l.H a... I nnl.ilu.l 9. im ........
largsi panors, smtaoitf tor" prores-sional man
- .iiiii uusmesb, o rviiuis; au uoor: rur.
oruntur. 723 11th st.'tiw.- " It
OJA if jgNT nicely rxraisheu conneu-
iug rooms, 2d aud 3d" tiuors; first tlass.
lotaiitt; couvemunt tu all unmix, unr, M.
st-uw. r- r otli-Jt
1-OJBt JKjuNT uirgc uufuinlshea rt-uins
ior iioeiseatciuiig; comer House, col
Btnnton place. cc!4-7t
tjjrt jttc'rl -A" nicely fumlstie-a Imnt
WUV' "-is. exchanged. 803 E st. sw.
OC14-3t
Oat IteiNT-17 Last Capita st.', sec
ouu litor, unlurutshe-a: front und rack
niiumtiivv rooms ;beut, gas and bath;llght
housekeeping. bcl4-3t.
txv xtuit x !; two-roufi litre, i tat,
oath auu gus; a bargain. 2122 M st.
oc!4-3t
FOR KENT-210 Ilth t. w near B,
two iin-siy lurulsheu rooms. 44 and to
per iiiohin; Iuini.ee i.ntr, uul uuu light,
halt square from National Museumr also
unfurnished rooms. ocH-at
FOR RENT '123 9lli st. nw., for
li,aiL liuJteKeepiug, - laie, uuiur.
rooiiin; baui aud water Kame iloor; rent
reasonable. Jt
FOR jUENT-l'Ie.esc Bie my room bt
nire reuiiiig; quier genii preferred.
009 L ii w. -
FOR RENT T.v,o nicely furclsbeel
luun-s lur benticmen. 1210 L St. .iw.
ccl4-.1t
FOtt RENT-Secoud storj- front room.
Viilli uii.ei.e; open grate; furnisheil or
uururuisheu; wnn board. Address HOME.
th is office. 1 1
FOxt ljt.NT-lK.auilful newly fur. front
room. ,iu uoor; to single gentleman or
2 jouug Hen; uiiu or wienoul, ooaru; quiet
private faiiulj; touveuRnt to 3 tar lilies.
620 5th st. ii w. oel4-3t
FORRENT-Rooins; No. 323 C St.
ttw .. uetoiiuouatiou5 Ipr geutleuieu,
51 per week up; heat and bath. ocl4-3t
FOR RENT-Uufurnlshed and fur
ineueu luuins; Hgut housekeeping. 20
I st. nvv. . ocil.3t
FORRENT-1229 N. Y. ave.; dean .
eaifaui uuiks; well lie-ateil'auu ngneeu;
fun !-.. . ur eiuiuruuueu: !i . fro auu 1U.
ocl4-3t
a? ax. axr T Pit Ju-nt f urmstied Jooma
uuu mia.u Atav tfiu a. Ull ., Ull
reasonable terms. ocll jGt
if OR inxiti'i: 1 large fn.nt room; heat
huu no, suitable lur two ininllcmn:
$10; z Lack rooms; htac and gas: nicely
luiuisneu; 7 eatn. U34 L, at. nWj
ocl4-3t
FOR RENT rurnlsned; 'large, sunny,
fiiiut ua.li loom; ju floor; b per no.;
beauuiul zu floor room, 1 4. 2b Gram
place; ocl4-Jt
FOR RENT Furnished or partly fuF
nuiitu, uesirablc riiuis; new nouse; a.
m. l.; tiiuvtuient to cars; good local ion;
private family. bO M st. nw. it
FOR RENT1219 7th st. i)w., three
iuuiub: uuiumtsued: iU a month. Ap
ply 1131 7ui st. nw. otl3-3ttm
FORHENT FurnlshetLor.jJiirurnLhcU
looms ior icfiued adults; wltn or with
out board. b4l 4tn st. i,f.aj,otj.3iluii
FOR RENT 013 N. J. ave. nw, two
lur. looms, complete for housekeeping;
cook 6love and utensils; near 1't.nsioii and
tiov. oificcs. j oclsj Stein j
FOR.RENT Three rooms and batli;
seeouu iloor; suitable for hgut house
keeping. 038 Q St. nw. Item
PORHENT-Ino very desirable un"
lur. looms for light housekeeping, 2dt:
uoor: oaui same lies r; goou loe.uiev; cars,
herdics: terms reasonable. 304 C st. ne.
ocl3-3tem I
FORRJC.NT Ttvo nice front, root us;
tvuu ur without board: furnished ur
unfurnished; terms reasonable. 713, 1 st,
n w. ocl3 Stem
FOR RENT 603" K" st.-Three nice
luoiub. two fur.: nleasanthome: south
front; lommumcatiu. Mount Vernon Park;
lovely locality; So central, cheap; m 1. Item
FOR RENT-2 fur. rooms. iHO tier-1
u.uuin; iiguc nousekeepuig. -i i
st. uw. tcl3-3t-em
FOR RENT -Fur. room for reul;rca
souaolepncC; bl2Larave.nw. lt-em
FOR RENT -Lirge. well fur. parlor
aud beeiruuin; refs. given and derire-d.
919 7th st. nw. tiCl3-at-ein
I OR RJtJXV'X" -Housekeeping. 2 lovely"
roon.9. uuiur., Slo;or 3 for S12reverj'
convenience; 2d floor. 710 H St. lie.
ocl3-3t-cm .
FOR RENT Two hall rooms; cheap-
el 5 I4in st. nw. "- a.ioel-a-ot,
FORRENT-Unfurnl'he'U:'at 782T O"
si. uw.; Desirable unfurnished rooms;
single or en suiter good Idcatlonr rent'
lUiMjenete; light housekeeping If desired.
ocl3-3t
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
3 ur 4 uuiur. rooms; a. ni. i.; adults
only. 717 9th St. nw. oel 3-3t
FOR RENT
reiereiiccs.
-Rooms; 2US N
Y. ave:
3
FOR RENT Purnislieel front loom;
uew nuuse, a. iu. c; $7 1101 .Nn
Capitolst ocl3-3t
jV OR RENT Unrur., entire'2d f ioor;-.V
Sunny rooms in atlracUvecorner house;
4 large closets; cozj-ior light hou-ekeeiingr
bestoifer byoct-15 accepted, 1901 Ver
mont ave. iocl3-3t
FOR RENT Unfur., large Tront room;
two iait,e closets; nice iiaperlng and
chandelier, marole laanier, near 5 car lines;
cheap. 1901 Vermont ave. ocl.t-3t
FOR RENT-Tvvo handsomely far
uiAneu tuoitis for 1 aud 2 persons rt
specliveiy;uew modern house; uew furni
ture; all conveniencca; electric curs at the
door; excellent tabic board. 900 E. Cap
itol st. ocl3-3c
FOR RENT -Fur. front 2d-storv loom.
with buarci; convenient for two ptoplf; 1
terms cry low. i-v otn st. h. oca-ai.
'K'O-R "mvKT Furueshed lower floor:
' - . . -' . . . . -
suuaoie ior caterer or nousekctpuig; J.pV,i7v nirfiii.n.
liakeulu boaru;aisootncrrocins 417 l,1,ffll' uuueun.
rent taken
u st. uw.
oclSJt
FORRENT-At 813 K St.. opposite
Mi. Vernon square, handsomely rur.
rooms, eu suite or &tngle;soulherti exposure;
convenient to car hues and depots; good
table board, at moderate rates, transients
accommodated. ot-13-3c
FOR RENT Pleasant f ornished rooms.
512 E St. n w. ocl3-3t
FOR RENT Clean, warm rooms; fur"
Dace ii eat; gas and bitb; rur. or unfur:
board lr uestreei.700 Sill at. nw. ocl3-3t
FOR RENT To gentlemen, fur. rooms,
vvieu board, in pleasant home'. MRS.
ALPRESS, 455 N. Y. ave. nw. oel 3 3t
FOR RENT 201 E eu n n-., southeast
euiuui HUU3C, laic, cuuiij .lull" llJlll,
jtlth first-class tablu board; terms mod
erate; one squaru iroru j? se. cur-; iiirce
from PensionOfflce. ocl3-3t
FOR RENT Desirable parties, with
ref., can find lovely rooms, with or
without. board; nu light housekeeping; not
a boarding house. 1603 12th st. nw.
oel 3-3t
1j Oxt JttxtJNT Ceutraily 'oci.ted; one or
two comfortable furnished moms; best
location in the city; moderate lerms
211 3d st. nw. ocl3-3t
FOR RENT Three nicely furnished
looms, complete for light housekici-
ing; very reasonable. 3S K St. ne.ocl3-3t
FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms
ou secouii llour; front aud back, with
gas.1012 F st. ow. oel 3-3 1
FOR RENT 58: four unfurnished
rooms; housekecplug. 420 N. Y. ave.
oclB-3t
FOR RENT TO gent, a large weff
utaiiea loom; $o per rnonui uin.i
0 SUUW; ocl3-lt
FOR RENT 821 13tb St.; ses'ond
storj ironi room; three winnows,
nitely lurnlMied; iront pirlor. flrit. lleNir:
nicely furnished; v cry jta son.iblc. tic 1 3 Jt
FOR RENT SH'; fic rooms, second
Uoor; heat, etc., ror housekeeping; or
two furnsneu rooms to gtuneme-n tit 4r
each; near Mount Pleasant cars. M. B. E..
this office. ocl3 3t
FOR RENT Furnished complete for
ih.ul Housekeeping, 2d story tronk room
andeMsemeuiaiuingrenm;ueatandga.s;-iId
mouui; private isinuy. Apply m- Virginia
ave. sw. oel 2-3t-eni
FOR RENT turnlsned rooms and
uoarei, -0 monlif; 2 in room, 540. bl6
II nw. ocI2-4t-ciu
FOR RENT 3 furnished rooms on3a
Hour; reasonable rent. 302S 14tU uw.
ocl2-3t-em
FOR RENT Large, niceiy furnished
ruum to gentleman; heat, gas and bath;
50; excellent location. 229 li at, nw.
oel 2-3t-em
FOR RENT One or two large corner
rooms, both second floor front, nicely
furnished; beat, gus, and bath, price rea
sonable. K J 7th st. ne., cor. u st. and L
aiass. ave. oci-.it.cm
FOR RENT Large Recrmd storvr front
room, elegantly rurnlshed, "with or
without board, in private lamiiy: 1218
I sc ue. 0cl2-3um
FOR RENT Lneap; 1 extra lurgu front
rooineabu:xu t-Apfsure: neat, gas and
bath. 1224 Oth st. uw. oel u -7 1, em
FOKHENT-1117-Cla st. nw., fur.
riKuns aud board; reasonable rates.
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'FOR RENT Large front room, "Willi
iuiii uviu, aoc.,. eii umurr rrwita
heat, gas nnd bath. 1720 Mh nw. oc9-7t
FOR RENT-10I4- I0thstinw.;iilfcly.
Luraiaucurooms;n;aauuasiie. oco-it-em
AUCTION" SALE3.
VALTERILWILLLVMSCOAuctloBeers.
SALE OF CNSERVICEA BLE PROPERTY
AND MATERIAL AT TUB GENERAL
POal OFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASH
INGTON. D. C.
. On IiilkhDAY. October 15, 1600. at
11 o'clock a. in., will be sold, at public
auction. In the General I'ostortlto Court,
entrance on 8lu st.. a quantity or unservice
able property, suth as Old Ilraax, llroken
Sculei. nubt'ertiose, Cast Iron. Closets and
Tanks, wire Rope, Slate and Marble Til
ing. Tin Koorliig, Shattinrs, Flagging,
Oranlle Coping. Cnriicls, Chairs, Clocks.
File Cases, Letter Presse-, 1 at'les. Deska.
Lluoleuin, Large Uas Water Meter and
other miscellaneous articles.
Terms cash. .
By orelcr. Rf'FUS U. MERCHANT.
It Disbursing Clerk-. P. O.D.
STOCK and fixtures, 142S N. Capitol
. 8... Krocery. will be Slid at auction Oct.
17 to highest bidder. cc!3-3t
PEHSONALS.
HALEE. THE MEDIUM And
greatest card reailcrunilstienliricpalra
,?'.i" V10 a'y' ,T"1 ""l Ji 1" J"our most
difficult trouble, and none will be turned
uwaj without being satisfied and Helped.
Tells your life from cradle -tu grave, and
Just what jou want to know Also tella
about bus'ness deals, law suits, love ftf
Jaira. courtship, marriage, Iot or stolen
property, lamay troubles, frii'mla and rne
niies. and if the one you love is true or
laise. Reunites husbands nnd wives. sweet
hearts, etc., brings troubles and quarrels
,i!i .'Bfit causes speeily marriages with
ii? V".e ou lovt'. removes sptlls, cause
good luck, cures drunkenness and otlici
faults Lonsalt this gifted person at oner.
Who has thO'povrcr or any two mediums
you ever met. Hours 9 a m. to a p. m.
duly Satisfaction guaranteed. Let m,
one persuade jou to go tlsewherc. Halee
is formerly of 929 II si., but now at 925
H st nw. Remember name UI.ilo-l nnd
number 1925 II st. nw ) Cut this out
Prices. 25tx and 50c. ocG-Inio
aiME. FRANCIS iloes not propbCHy
imiiossibie uiingx, but will give life
from trnule to grave. Hour- Hi hi 9. 25
und 50 tents. 1 uriuerlj ,!Jl East 1'aplna -st.,
now 11 10 II st. nw. .i:i-7t
PERHAPS you are interesicel In our
-ads,1 out it may interest J on- more to
look through our fine stock ot suits and
overcoats, all custom made, the least las
worn, at figures that cannot be equaled.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 019 D nw.
oel 3-7 c
NOTICE to meolums Hereafter I win
be uiijuicto help them on cases, owing
to the large increase in my business since
my return home, bat will give my time and
advice free to mediums on Sunday. To
the public Allin trouble bring yourtroubles
to me; 1 unite si'iaraicd, break spells ot
long standing, give luck for life; do not
wate time aud n oncj- mi others, who ran
do jou no good, but tome to MME. FRAN
CIS, Washington's oldest forecaster; my
great success of yearn haji caused hundreds
ot wuuhl-be mediums and Imitators: Sit
tings dally Jcards, LT cents; trei ce, to cents.
1110 II bt.nw.; business slttl'Igs, a special
ty, 51. ocU-lmo.em
SlOO reward forany case of Dyspepsia.
Inutestlon or Connlpallun Uit cannot
be cured by Crump's lonio of Fruit and
bplces. CRUMP MFIS CO., 1029 7lh st
nvy.Sendoraclrcular ocl0-7t-em
PROF. CLAY Is the umtst estab-b-hcl
tlairviiy.iut. card reader, and
rhodium advertising in tills tlly; tells busi
ness, love affairs. losses, all events ot
lire Inini era tie to gnvc; Interprets ilreams,
brings separated togeUier. cau-es spctsly
marriage, removes spells, evil lnrhi
euccs, family trouble- Den't buy, sell.
Or go a journey until you consult the
oldest and reliable medium. Fee, 50c
lOto IQdillj-. 49Hst.sw. ot9-lniem
DANCING pupils desired by lady
teachers; -any hour. 51; 0 lessons.
S5; reduction to clubs, morning class
now forming; $2 30 per month; ail
vanccd, evening, S3 per montls refs. Ad
dress QUICK METHOD, this office. -
oc9-5t,ern.
PIANOS movctl by experienced men.
j. e.uLuaixiiA iiiAor iju tu,. o o
4 1-- st. nw. 'I'hune. IWn
feffltr
4 - JJXME. THEO. palmist and card
reader, can be consulted on business
f and Jove affairs. Wives and mothers come
and sec me when In trouble, communications
siDcvly confidential: German spoken: open
dally. Prices 25c. and 50c. 929Hst.uw.
6Hl8-lmo
DR. TAYLOR. "0 P st nw.. makes
tuU sets of te-elh for 55; satisfaction
guaranteed; teeth extracted without pain:
gold inline,. 5-1: amalgam, SOc; extrattlng
tree when pines are maile jol tr
LADIES needing conlidenUal treat
ment, a sure and cfe relief in all
woman complaints and irregularities. Sep
arate rooms for patients before and dnr
Inirconli'iemeut, and rind home for infants
if required strictly confldentlaL MRS
Dill KENNEK, 16 4th st- ne , near B
Cap St., Washington, D 0.
NO FEE UNTIL CURED.
. DR. LEATHERMAN.
Eoedali-t In cl1 foni h tif pnvale diseasea.
Hydrocele. Varicocele and fetrictnre cured.
Consuliafon free Ev, ry el3y , 9 to 12, 2
too: Tucs , Thurs. and ibaturtlay evenings,
7 to 8. 602 F st. nw. Closed faunday.
BUSINESS CnANCES.
FOR SALE Oue ot the neates-t dry
guiHls auil uotioti store-fn nvv.,or will
taLiiaily partner- Catl it yuu mean busl-
ne-s 1120 Igth st. nw. oe!4-3t
WANTED-Uy itiysiclan. partner; re-
lineel; in a scientific entertirisc; ttan--
ccndcntlv marvelous. DR. I. UE-MtiE.
Uils office. oel4-Jt
FOR SALE A neat C'gar store, wtll
let-a.cu, oo.ng a gooel business; gool
reasons ror selling. Apjuj tol r. lObbK.
Ol-.Estnw. ocl.l.'t-em
PARTY wishing 'o engage In the
lJouiiry business, can buy - well estab-
Iisheel plant very cheap; near the city.
Apply at 009 L st. nw. oc!3-3t
FOR SALE-Cigar store, confecUon-
ery, news -taud, laundry agency, etc.
Willi slock of goods. W. WALTON ED-
I llll.- .rlHSIlT
AltDS. As-lgnee. Rooms 34 and 35
oel 3 3t
FOR SALE-Ciear store and news
siuini w Hi no sold cheap . eompelletl to
leave city. Address Hun hbT, this office.
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WANTED-A small gro-ery store, in
a isu neii,hborliiod. Address lVix 23.
this office. ocl3-3t
FOR SALE-Cheap, one horse, family
bioke, 5 jears old and sound; 2 cut
under surreys, good condition; I set double
names-; 1 set single harness; 2 bnggies.
Apply rear 334 C st. nw. ocl.l-.lt
S300 will buy nnoId-Mablishctl grocery
in nw.: good cash trade. Address VINE
GAR, this office; ocl3-3t
FOR SALE A good oyster saloon.
iiiich ..i.e. tuning room; central locaUty
paylng business. Address OYSTER X. this
office.- ' ocl.t-3t
FOR SALE An olo e-taM si ed luucti-
room;price550. AddressCnANCE.this
office ocl2 Jt era
FOR S AXE-525 w.llbuy combination
store-, low rent; fa.lin of health: come
and see. 51 G St. svy oel 2-3t-ern
WANTED-Grocery store; any one
anxious tu sell can do so to advantage
by addressing C A- Shea, 032 l'a. ave.
nw cclO-Gt
FOR SALE Coalyard:besjtretadl.tand
in the city, cause or selling, want to
leave t ho city. Address 2022 4th st. nw
oc8-7 1
WANTEDvl wish to engage tho
servlifs of a good business man, hav
ing from 52,000 to $5,000. to Invest in
an established manufacturing business tra
der a line of patents; solid as gold; large
prpfils assured; -.aplt.il invested tu be se
cured bj- real esfite. If de sired. Address
MANUFACTURER, this office. ocS-7t
1011.I1E.NT-HOOMS.
FOR RENT Furnisheil; one desirable
uewtv papereil, rrunt or liacfc room;
two or Uiree uururnislic.l; Tor light house
keeping; terms very reasonable. 415 U
st. uw. t)cl2-3t
FOR RENT Furnished nnd unfur
nished rooms; for gentlemen only:
private family, no children: also large
p.irlorsRuitableforiloctor'sorflcc;mcdera;e
rate-: call after 6 o'clock p ra. 207
C st nw. ptft-tr
FOR RENT Mce. newly furnished
rooms; southern exposure; all con
veniences; with or without board; central.
627 I st. nw. ool0-7t
nOOMS AND IlOAItD.
WANTED Boarel anil iinhirnlshed
room in northwest part of city, for lady
nnd child; child to be cared for in nrnce
hours: price nnd particulars- Z. M. o ,
this office- Item
FOR RENT Rooms, with lioard.iD pri
vate ramuy, atibua y bi-h., "
nicely furnished; good rooUng. and every
branch or housekeeping under the per
sonal supervision or an experienced lady;
references cxchangctL oc9-tiVcm
FOB 11 ENT STOKES.
FOR KENT-Clicap;aflrst-cIasshakory
with store, dvvtlling.stable anil Urg
vnnl. Address F F 11 , thLs officer
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FOH RENT FLATS.
FOR RENT Flat; six moni;batl
steam heat; a. ra..L AppTy A. B.
BESSON, 1329 14th Rt.DWf OCl3-3
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