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Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-07
Illinois.
Reports of the Crop Prospects.

Reports of the Crop Prospects. CHICAGO, June G.-Reports from different points on the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha railroad in southern Minnesota and northeastern. Iowa shows that the crops are all looking well, particularly corn, which is improving in color and its condition no longer warrants apprehensions of failure which existed week ago.
 ST. PAUL, June G.-Reports from along the line of the St. Paul, Minnesota and Manitoba railway, comprising the greater portion of western and northwestern Minnesota, state that wheat is looking we'll, being up four inches and strong and healthy with fine grow ing weather
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Walnut Leaf Hatr Restorer.

It is entirely different from all others. Ii is as clear as water, and as it's name indi, cates, is perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. It will immediately free the head from all dandruff, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce new growth where it has fallen of. It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of Lead and Nitrate of Silver preparations have done It will change light or faded hair in c few days to a beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted Chas. N. Crittenton, New York, and Geo. c. Goodwin & Co.,, Bos- ton, wholesale agents. s6 1yd&w
 Healy's Vegetable Tonic Pills allay and pre- vent childbed levers and severe after pains See advt on page 4.
 Cephaline will prevent oonvulsions in in- fants while teething je5 3teod 1tw
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A Strong Evtaence of Good VIII.

BOSTON, June 6.-Jordan, Marsh & Co.,, the largest dry goods firm in this city, are to send eleven employees on European trip, as evidence of their good will, the fortunate ones being drawn for by lot. To the eleven four others who have served the firm continu- ously twenty years to be added. The whole party, including the wives of the same gentlemen, number twenty five.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK, June G.-Saied, the Wyoming for Liv- erpool, the Habsburg for Bremen Arrived the Erg- land from Liverpool
 Philadelphia Arrived, the British Queen from LIv- erpool.
 Antwerp-Arrved, the Deruyter from New York. Havre-Arrived (the 5th). the St. Germain from New York
 Liverpool-ArriYed, the British Crown from PhiIa- delphia, the Circassian and Lake Huron from Mon treal the Victor from Boston.
 Glasgow-Arrived, the State of Indiana from New York.
 London-Arrived, the Canada from New York. Sailed, the Egyptian Monarch for New York Southampton Sailed, the General Werder from Bfeuen for New York.
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t sea. Richard Smith and strong follow.

at sea. Richard Smith and a strong follow ing are for the endorsement of the principle of the Pond law Another element favors the readoption of the license plank of last year. The endorsement of the administra- tion will be touched on lightly, while Con- gress will be fully commended. The conven- tion will be largely attended. Harmony will prevail. as all dissensions will be settled in committee. General R. B. Kennedy, of Bellefontaine, and ex-Governor J. D. Coxe are mentioned for permanent chairman.
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| 1 SITUATION by respectable girl to do second | Ek work or general hOuseHork in 8 small family. | Inquire at lS2 FRANKLIN STRRET,
 l jeG 2t' Third Floor.
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to the happiness Mir. Futile is of the State street firm of Augur Futile.
 The late Mrs. Julia P. Blackman, of Woodbury, aged 92, was the oldest member of the First Congregational church in Wood bury, having united with it in July of 1815 The only living former member of longer standing is Benjamin H. Andrews, of Town Plot in Waterbury, who joined in August of 1910. The oldest person in Woodbury now is Edward Nichols, of Hotchkissville born Sent 0S 1TOO
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NEW YORK.
The New Produce Exchange

NEW YORK, June G.-The ceremonies at- tending the laying Of the corner stone of the new three million dollar Produce Exchange took place this afternoon in presence of a great multitude of people. The members of all the exchanges in the city and distinguish ed citizens from various parts of the State and country were present. With the sum- shine, flags, streamers, music and crowds the occasion was very gala one. The ceremo- nies commenced by the band playing an over ture. The chairman of the building commit tee then formally presented the site to the president for the purpose of laying the stone Rev. Dr. Coe made 0 prayer and the hymn "America" was then sung by the Exchange Glee club. President Parker now delivered an address, giving the history, origin and growth of the organization after which he laid the corner stone. An oration was then delivered by Algernon s. Sullivan in the ab sence of Hon. William M. Evarts, who was prevented from attending by illness. More music followed the sinking of box contain ing mementoes of the day and the exercises were brought to close.
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EGYPT.
The Conference of tire. rowers

The Conference of tIre. Powers. LONDON, June G.--In the House of Con- mons this afternoon Sir Charles Dilke, un- der foreign secretary, said that all the pow CTS had agreed to a conference on the Egyp- tian question with the exception of the P0rfa
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FIRE RECORD.
AnArisausas Town in Ash

An Aricarisas Town in Ashes.
 MEMPHIS, Tenn, June GA private tele- gram says the town of Pocahontas, Randolph county, Arkansas, at the head of the waters of the Black river, is in ashes. The town had fifteen stores and six hundred inhabitants. No particulars.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Prices For Shetland Ponies.

Prices For Shetland Ponies. PHILADELPHIA, June GA consignment of thirty-four Shetland ponies were sold to-day for $3, ,90G. Buyers were present from North Carolina, New York and Boston. Mrs. Cod don, of the latter place, bought the smallest of the lot, it being but two feet eight inches high for S18O
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
An American Schooner Goes AsI

An American Schooner Goes Ashore.
 HALIFAX, N. S., June 6.-The Gloucester, Mass, fishing schooner w. E. Terry, from the western banks for ice, in going out of the harbor this morning went ashore on Red Buoy shoals. An effort will be made to get her off at the next high tide.
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Personal.

Personal.
 General Frank D. SIoat has gone to Chica- go on short trip.
 Conductor Alfred Beers, of the Naugatuck railroad, is still confined to his residence by illness
 J. H. Schiff, of New York, has added $1OO to the fund of the Russian Refugee Aid asso- citation of this city.
 MT. and Mrs A. s, Cemstock, of New Canaan sailed for France last Saturday. They intend making an extended tour, and will be gone several months.
 Dr. w. G. Brownson, of New Canaan, started Thursday for St. Paul, Minn., where he will attend convention of the American Medical association, which will hold forth four days next week.
 Henry c. Patterson, for a long time book keeper at the Charles Parker Co, Meriden, is dangerously i'll. For more than Q year he has been ailing with complication of diseases attributable to kidney troubles,
 George W. Anthony, or New Milford, has been appointed deputy sheriff, vice Colonel c. D. Blinn, resigned. The appointment is an excellent one Colonel Blinn is improv- ing slowly after hls long illness. MT. Edward A Fry, formerly of this place, now editor of tie Nt06arg Pioneer, Neb., haa been appointed Indian trader at Pine Ridge Agency, Dakota; this is said to be one of the best post agencies in the coun- try.
 MT. Charles P. Porter, treasurer of the Bridgeport Savings bank, has been ill for some time, and has been granted Q vacation and leave of absence for six months by the trustee of the bank, to allow him to recu- perate.
 Conductor E. G. Peet is still confined to his house from the injuries be received in a collision between two freight trains at Bridgeport, May r. The long delay in his recovery is caused by erysipelas, which set in I to aggravate the direct trouble. The remains os Mary E., daughter of David l L. Davis, were brought from Buffalo yester- day and inferred in the Evergreen cemetery. | Deceased died on Sunday She had many | friends in this city. Mir Davis was formerly for many years with J. B. Kirby, the jewel | Ter
 General Francis 4. Walker, late of thiG city, is historian of the Second Corps club which holds it's annual meeting and parade al | Detroit on the 14th and 18th General Walk CT will briefly sketch his work, and the pres ] enee of Generals Hancock, Humphreys and Warren is expected.
 Mir and Mrs. A. P Wilcox recently cele- brated the fttieth anniversary of their we'd ding Three of the four remaining children with their families, also other relatives and a few neighbors, constituted the gathering. Mir Wilcox's first wedding took place Gl years ago the 18th of next September. He is the oldest man but one iu Bristol, and is hale and hearty in his S3d year.
 Many friends gathered at the residence of Mir. George Baldwin, 5y Lafayette street, Monday evening, the pleasant occasion being the celebration Of the wooden wedding of Mir and Mrs. William P. Futile. There were many testimonials of friendship. A fine sup per was served, and music and dancing added
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aats.
WANTED.

WANTED, 1.-TWO or three hrst-cIass Core MAkers-
 G. F. WARNER MFG. CO.,, iT 3t PIP East street.
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A SITUATION by a spectsble girl to do general "A housswOrk in small ia Lily understands cook ing washing and ironing: would not object go S
 Ehrt distance in the country for the If quired, give good city reference be je7 It. 2l7 EAST STREET, near Chapel
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g(tw gapen @alg agnrning gunrnal and Gpnrer

MT. Maxey offered an amendment exempting pro | fessors at Wet Point; adopted Mir. Logan spoke against the exception A then taken on MT. Davis amendment as amended Logan expressing the hope that it would be voted down, which done by 19 to 93.
 The amendment providing that general shall not be retired unless full and allowances then agreed to
 The amendment appropriating 8100,OOO to build g government hospital at Hot Springs, Arkansas, and S10,O00 for target practice was az eed to.
 Mir Garland Gin the chair, ruled out MT. Plumb's amendmtn to increase the army thousand men in emergency and appropriating sl00.o00 on the ground that legislation of this kind cannot originate in the Senate.
 Debate followed after the bill came from the Com mittee of the Whole, but without further amendment the bill passed by vote of 42 to II.
 The Senate at 5:U5 p. III. adjourned.
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Arrested on susptcfon Of Murder,

ArHesfSd OH SuSp1cIOn or MurUer. BOSTON, June G.--Francis H. Boyle, of Maiden, who disappeared with stolen team at the time of the murder of Mrs Harriet Bell March 7th, and who strongly answered the description of the murderer, returned to Maiden to-day and was arrested. He refuses to give any information as to his wherea- bouts or the reason for his abrubt disap- pearanoe. He will doubtless be held for the brand iurv
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BOarb anb Rooms.

EXPER RT ACCOUNTANT ID OOK- of account opened or closed Accounts ad ID justed. Notarial business attended to at rooms
 GEORGE SHERMAN, A20tf Room 97. Insurance Building
 Home for the Friendless. FENHE next monthly meeting of the agers of the s Home for the Friendless will be held at the Home in Fair Haven, Wednesday afternoon, June 7th, at 3H o'clock, js5 St
 First Ecclesiastical Society. FENHERE will be special meeting of The First Ec \ clesiastical Soci.ty in New Haven, at it's chapel Friday evening next, June 9th. 1882, at x o'clock to appoint committee and to do any other busin which may be necessary with reference to the install lation of hey. Newman Smyth. D. D. Chas Thompson. Leonard Winship- Thomas K. Trowbridge. Wyllys AtWater. Henry c. Kingsley. Franklin s. fradey. Justus {. Hotchktss. Thomas R. Trowbridge ,Jr. Robt. B. Bradley. ChRs. A. White. je5 St
 NOTICE. HE AYISG purchased the Packing Box Busi- ness of Abram Peck and moved the to 134 Water Str eet, we are prepared to i'll orders at short notice.
 Those using packing boxes will do well to call and get prices.
 Also general carpenter work and scroll saving c ". CLARK, c WY Cr,pv co D c. BEARDsIEY,j N' w. o44AiNf ~ NO' iQl ID
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WANTED
WANTED.

LIVE MAN of good address to travel: to the "A right party permanent and lucrative position. Apply after Q
 CAssELL, PETER, GALPIN CO, je6 3tf 2oS Chapel Street.
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WANTED.

l ENNTERPRISTNG and ambitious men now occupy aL ing inferior positions and earning small wages
 to engage with advert easily learned
 and paying big Erohts; capital required; infor- | nation free. BOYLE BROS. I Ram
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knficR tn MASnnS

HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPAK fMENT, ] OFFICE OF CHIEF ENGINEER, No. I5 CITY HALL,
 avon, Conn.,, June 6, 1882. oEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office S until Monday, June 9th, 1882, at 7:30 m., for furnishing material and dolng the mason work for fire engine house the fire department lot situated in Division street, according to the plans and amend ed speci ations to be seen at the office Of Brown Stilson, architects each day until the above date
 ROBERT A. BROWN,)
 THOS. REDMOND, Committee for City.
 A. 0. HENDRICK,
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6 OHTLD'S GOLD COLLAR PIN, in going from 1s TrumbulI street to Mark y's nursery Grand street, through Bradley returning through Brad ley, William and Osborne to irumbul street Design branch of tree with ivy vine The finder will be suit ably rewarded by leaving the same at -
 Q
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WANTED.

n HN GOOD COAT MAKERS St once.
 O THE FAIRFIELD RUBBER O., je7 2t Fairfield Conn.
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Decline of Man.
Skinny Men.

Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence Sexual Debility, cured by Wells Health Re newer" $1. Depot 269 State street.
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" "ANIED, D ELL BOY AT THE ED ieG If AUSTIN HOUSE
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" ANIED. 4 fNABINET MAKERS at s. PECK cos O je5 3t 8I Day Street
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Wells Health Remover restores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility. $1. Depot 289 State street.
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A Failure on the Stock Exchange,

NEW YORK, June 6.-This afternoon the Stock Exchange firm of w. B. Meeker $ Go. sent word to the Exchange that they were unable to meet their contracts. A large num- Der of shares of various stocks were then sold out for their account under the rule" The firm, while not a leading one, has done an active business and has always stood we'll The cause of their failure is said to be that customers of the firm failed to respond on calls for margins. The failure while sur prise, had not great influence on the stock market although it depressed prices 4@1g.
 NEW CNnv.ANn
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A MAN WHO thoroughly understands bras fau. "A cet making none other need apply. Address
 B. BLUNDELL & CO.
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We offer complete line of Fancy Groceries. Canned Meats Vegetables Fruits and Table Delcacies of the finest qualities ONLY, at moderate prices.
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Proposed Purchase of Ra,,r.ad.

BOSTON, Juno 6.-The Boston and Albany railroad company are negotiating for the pur- chase of the Woonsccket division of the New York and New England railroad to run in connection with the proposed Newton circuit TO ad
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Chapped Hands, 9ace, PImpIes, and rough skin, cured by using JUNIPER TAR SOAP, made by
 CAsw-ELL, HAZARD & Co.,, New York.
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F0R, G AT,F.
TnGFN

H INDLING WOOD, delivered, very. cheap. Also kA quantity of red cedar shavings and s'wdust. Apply s. PECK CO., .
 ie6 Ct 6l Day street.
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Luminous Match Safes

DLACE them where they will get the stronges \ light by day, or lamp or gas light and they vii remain luminous all night in 8 dark The lum- inous property is warranted permane t and lasting. Every family should have them. Hotelkeepers should have one in every sleeping room.
 AT NOR HROP'S,
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LAWN GERASS CTJT

EpY Moving Machine az! also with ScytAo Ep Gardening work of all nds done in the best possible manner at reasonable rates. All orders promptly attended to.
 Please address '' F. G. M., corner Artisan and St John streets, in the tailor's shop. je6 2t*
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The National Tradesmen's Bank,
 R Gahn ...Irs R fl. lAS2

To the Stockholders
 In pnrsuing the well known custom of banks in making semi annual nations the directors and officers of this bank deem it proper to rep Tt to the stockholders the condition ot the bank shown by such examinations They herewith submit this port the condition of this bank at the close of bus mess the 31st day of May, 1882.
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WANTED

( SITUATION by thorough Bookkeeper, Core A SD ndent, etc. Age 27- Ten yeArs' experience in New York city No objection to 8 countrs town. references Address
 r 2t' "H ." this office.
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Catarrh of the Bladder

Stinging irritation, inflammation. all Kid ney and Urinary Complaints cured by ''Buch- upaiba." $1. Depot, 289 State street.
 "Quick as a Wink "-Rockwood's Instantaneous Photographs, 17 Union Square, New York city Mir. Redwood gives per- sonal attention to the posing of sitters.
 c7 3po1 ooS
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WANTED

4 SITUATION by competent girl to do second "A work light housework in private family
 Good reference If required Call at je7 It. IA LIBERTY STREET.
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Pure COd-Liver oil made from Be. .ected liver
 on the sea shore, by CAswELL, HAZARD & Co.,, New York. It is abs lutely pure and sweet Pate ents who have taken it prefer it to all others. PhS have decided it superior to of the other os in market w&W
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THE REAL ESTATE RECORD

Is out and may be had application by mail or In person. Between 300 and 400 pieces of Real Estate for Ssle Exchange, comprising City. Shore and farm property. Real Bargains in each. Money to loan at or per cent on city country property $i0U, ,OOO to loan approved co1laterals for to G naontha at 5 Der cent.
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HORACE ROADLEY,
 Real Estate Dealer and Broker.
 Room 2, Hoadley Building. Ofaca open evenings. my19
TO RENT.

ssaSa 29 Auburn street, second floor, rooms, ,Ia s9 %: first floor No. l2 Newhal street, near #H Winchesters gun shop, SIP co; No. 10 New Hhall street, floor, ss 00 second floor English street, Cedar Hill, for small family $500; second floor, Clinton avenue. 5000.
 FOR SALE-House and barn on Auburn street. near Oak street. $5OO cash and balance mortgage house on East street, Or nd in good repair 6 rooms city water, connected with price $500 cash and balance suit the purchaser Parties wishing to purchase lots for manufacturing purposes would do we'll to call on me.
 A. M. HOLMES,
 69 Church Street, Room 8. Office hours 1 to f. 716 to evenings. ap15
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A \ energetic man of some business experience to "A keep accounts, attend to office duties and make himself generally useful Salary SlO per week to commence. Address in own handwriting, stating full particulars where lsst employed, etc,
 T. St. -RGETIC.1 ? this ofice.
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WAGTEn-

Sz SUITE of about or rooms for man. wife ssa and child, furnished. suitable for hpussksep- fIk ing, within tsn minutes walk of this u1acs. Rent not 10 exceed sl4 per month Address
 j7 2t' "F. M. H. thiz oEnce
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4 SITUATION by respectable girl to do general A housework in private family. Call for tEc days at
 ie7 1tt 10 ELLIOTT LANE.
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WANTEn

TTNWO hrstclass Feeders for Job Presses. Apply to HERMAN,
 j7 It. 332 Grand street.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

B-John Barstow, Frank Paur. H Becker, Vii
 liam Brush. DE " Damn (2) G-John J. Gi christ. K-Isaac Kannerich. S-L Sawyer. T-S NJ Trowbridse (2}. W-Peter Willis.
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List of Unclaimed Letters

List or Unclaimed Letters Remaining in the New Haven postofhce, New Haven county State of Connecticut, advertised Wednes day June ', 1882:
 LADIES' LIST. C-Rose Canning, MrB L Corcoran. H-Mary Higgins. M-Harriet McKeon. R-Ssrah Roberts. T-Alice rait. W-Mrs John WiLsloH (2l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-18

II VACANT CENTRAL CITY LOTS.
Lots 4, 5. g. 7. 8. and IA, Square s5 corner and
20th streets.
Lot 8. Square IA street. near 2lst street market
Large Part Of Square SO. fronting 22d street and
New Hampshire avenue. ~
Lots 10 and II. Square l04 on Virginia avenue
Lot %, Square Is, ON 2oth street.
Inquire Of L. E. WAGGAMAN, OF F street north
"eSi Ol6-3t
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SCRAP PICTURES.

NOR SCRAP BOOKS SCREENS POCKETS CAS-.
ties Christmas Presents, any Decorative Work also
Tissue Paper Borers Xmas Csrds Wonders for (risf-
mas; J. JAY GOULD. All 9Th street. See adv. Jap
Goods" ~
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

NOR RENT-NEW STABLE. ACCOMMODATIONS
L for two horses and carriages; water inside. $40
Possession November LIST. Apply 1909 18th street
northwest ol7 as
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Il nearly new; Sorrel Pony. IA hands, years old,
sound and gentle; set Of elegant Harness. Blankets
NC, at DOWNE1'S STABLE, lob 18th street north
west. - ~ 81
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Miss Emily Faithful, the English social scientist
Is coming to this country to lecture on sModarn
kxtraVasance." That Is subject about which
we know quite enough here now. What ia needed
Is little well-stated Information on odfashloned
economy, with big E. Miss Faithful should turn
her attention in this direction if she desires tn
make her mission TO the United States q success
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

DOR RENT-THE TWO UPPER STORIES OF MY
Il Building. 623 q street northwest suitable for halls
printing offices or workshops also rear building OF
tour large Rooms ON reasonable terms. Apply b. H.
WARNER, GIG street northwest. ol6-3t-
nor RENT-OFFICE AND BUSINESS ROOMS
i in the new building, 92l street northwest AppIy
to ROHRER YOU EG 92l street northwest. OIL wv.
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GLATE MANTELS-A LARGE AND NEW STOCK
81 the above goods be found at the Fsctory
sIfeek paar corner ON street northwest Wholesale
sno isctan. ol1-2Ws
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ERSEY CLOTH OR STOCKINETFE.
sEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BRoTHER)
Traces on his counters to-day small invoice Of the Best
JERSEY CLOTH made in Paris.
tnrer and his proluction-quite limited in amount-ia
sold ahead for eight months to come. 40
, The GOODS ARE UNAPPRUACHED in quality and
the colors are ~
BLACK. BORDEAUX
BRONZE, ELECTRIC.
THE WIDTH IS OVER TWO YARDS
THE EXACT WIDTH TO CUT A JERSEY ECO
NOMICALLY.
THE PRICE IS 81 PER YARD
just received another large invoice Of PARIS JER-
SE1S SEAL PLUSH and BROCADED VELVET
WRAPS, PELISSES, RAGLANS and JACKIE rs,
, SILKS XELvETs PLUsHEs and FINE DRESS
FEATURES Specially"
~ Dark room for displaying Evening Goods.
REsrrC bRIG GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
SEATON PERRY,
DRY GOODS OF THE BEST CLASS
Pennsyivania ave.. corner 9th STRAIT
Established 1910. ola