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The next Congress promises to be prolific in
characterization cases. In quite a number Of
dist-!c.s the election so close that it required
the Official count to determine the result, and
the successful meIub7rs from these districts
reach the goal OF their ambition by a very narrow
margin, ranging in majorlJie5 or pluTalitles from
eight votes to i've hundred. The defeated can
ddates in most OF these close districts have de-
clared the Intention or cOneSting, and while some
OF them may abandon The purpose, the chances
are that a sufficient number VIII stick to it to
give the elections committee plenty to do Cases
OF this kind, however, VIII probably receive but
little attention in the next House. The demo-
Gratis will have majority 50 large that they will
not feel inclined to invite criticism by voting out
republicans 10 seat democratic contestants, and
III Is easy 70 understand tllt they VIII not be In
any hurry 10 accommodate a republican con-
test2lt with a democrats seat From Virginia
alone three contests are threatened. Massey and
OFerraH, democrats, announce that they intend
to submit claims 70 the seats OF Wise and Paul,
coalltiOnists, and It is understood that Mayo,
coalitOnist. viii en3eavor to persuade the House
that he Is entitled TO the seat to which Garrison,
democrat, has been elected The custom which
prevails In Congress OF paying all the expenses
or the unsuccessful party to a contest serves TO
Increase the number OF such cases. The con-
testant knows that he VIII not be out OF pocket,
owing to the nberality OF this custom, il he
iooeS MS case therefore,, having every tnlng 10
gain AMI nothing 10 lose, he enters upon con-
test, where, perhaps, il he had to bear the burden
OF his own expense II unsuccessful, he would not
consider his chances worth the venture. 1t has
not been very long since defeated contestant
for a seat in the House was voted q liberal allow
ance for attorneys fees. and the fact was he ap-
peared as his own attorney and pOcketcd the fee.
1t was said by those VINO knew him that his prac-
tice at home for five years had not yielded him
as much all-told as that one fee he obtained for
presen ting a weak case to Congress.
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Congressman Morrison, of Illinois, made his
canvass for reelection distinctly upon the tariff
reform issue. He was singled out. so 1t is said.
specially for the vengeance of the protectionsts.
ana they made every effort to defeat him. He
aoorei under the disadvantage, too, OF having a
oistrict that mad been gerrymandered against him
as ne beat his republican (and protectionisr oppo-
nent by us votes In district that gave Garf,eId
ooS majority, his tarin reform principles must
have captured quite number OF republican votes
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AT the late election in Maryland a vote was
taken In all the districts OF Hartford county. and
IN several districts of other counties, upon the
nquor local option question, and the prohibition
ISIS Were generally successful In Hartford
county tne vote for prohibition was 2,9ss and
against IL l,so3 Ten precincts of Harror,
county gave majorities for prohibition and t,xo
against IL WV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-16

What possible GOOD is to be derived from the jean
nette Inquiry? 1t will doubtless show that errors
were committed and perhaps bad judgment dis
played upon many occasions during that Inflated
expedition, but who is to profit by any such show
Ing? Nobody cOntemplateS another similar ex
petition which might be benefited by knowledge
OF the mistakes of the Jeanette crew. The in
quiry seems, so far, only to bring out criticism
upon the command or the expedition and to re-
FiVe unpleasant facts and distressing accounts of
useless SUFFERING
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The result OF the election In Tennessee assures
the return OF Mr.. Isham G. Harris to the IJn,ted
states senate as his own successor; majority OF
the memoers-elect to the legislature being his
niehaS ana supporters Senator Harris has been
agood friend OF this District and the people here
will rejoice to see him elected for another term
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V G. FISCHER,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
,on-x~ ~ IMPORTER
fORElGN BOOKS. ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS.
-oo AND PHOTOGRAPHS,
o23 FIFTEENTH STREET, Opposite IT, s. Treasury
,r,,, - JUST RECEIVED:
THE FOUR GOSPELS-Illustrated nv R;da. l.rs,o
MAJ NARD-Ia Salnte Verge beautiful volume 81
MUNIZ-Raphael and His Works.. - Sia* s0
bLaaNGI-Rembrandt, Oeuvres compl. avec plauches,
ans VAN DYCK, Oeuvres com ......"..." S10
ALbGM ARIISTlQUE EFT BIOGRAPHIQUE, 1882,
7
LA S HNIAlNE Fables, 40, subscriptions edition.
LART -ANCIEN I;EXP0sITioN 'N1Ti0SsasI1TG
BEIGE 1882 SIS
Historic DE BAYARD ~ ''-'''''''''''' '$Is
NAInRE AND ARIA beautiful work TO- ~
lea N-hys'ofy OF Wood Engraving in Amer
D. ,S0ohTEngland Picturesque and Descriptive SO
ETC., etc. etc. IA o111ina 1 etc''
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ORANGE COUNTY.

II yon wish to purchase an Orange Grove anywhere
from $500 to $50 900 value, land
fully selected in good and healthy localities adapted
sne Of ctrons and other fruits from IS to
TRANSPORTATION facilities and lake fronts If you
desire DESCRIPTIVE of more than $3.50 600 worth
OF the best property have in hands sale or
any information in regard to Orange County, whose
more than double that of other county state
Apply to siNCLAIR,s REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
1 De Laney's Block. Orlando. Fla oIS-3m
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
$50 acres One third cleared land suitable Tor esrien.
ing or farming purposes. Wood enough to pay price
asked. l415 street northwest. All Sm
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The cool efirOntery with which Detective Miller
admitted on the witness stand that while In gov
erAment employ and az he had acted in the ser
vice OF the thieves trial for stealing money from
the government, indicated that he felt secure Of
his position and beyond the reach OF punishment
for his treachery. The following from the Wash
1ngton dispatches in the New York II rata of to-
DAY seems to show the ground OF his assurance:
MIR. Miller says he was one OF the government
detectives sent by the Attorney General into In
diana In October 1850 ~ see if the state could be
carried Tor the republicans His friendship for the
secretary OF the National Republican Committee,
Will he Seen Is not Of recent origin, he abOred
WIN eX-S natOT Dorsey to secure a republican
victory Al that election. At first it was thought
that MIR. Miller would escape with 4 reprimanf.
He mas been suspended during the trial. and the
demand IS that he shall be dismissed. Having
been In government service nearly twenty years
ne has number OF Interesting secrets pertaining
10 political matters, and some of recent origin,
which. It IS said, he will make public If he is dis
missed"
1t is not likely that the government will be In
Inundated by this inpuient threat of Millers,
which he has evidently been inspired 10 make by
his employers. the D0rseys and Brady5 OF the star
route gang.
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The English conservatives are manifesting a
nveiy interest in the flte Of Arab Pasha, hoping
apparently, to make the Egyptian rebel serve
them as political issue. Mr.. Gladstone has
given assurance that Arab shall not be executed
without the consent of the English government.
Further than that the premier III axes no promise
very properly waiting 10 ascertain what the pend
Ing trial OF Arab may develop. II It be shown
that the burning and lOOting OF Alexandria. and
the wholesale murders or Christians there were
done oy order OF Arab Pasha or with his knowl-
edge AMI consent, then his British admirers Will
have to admit that he deserves death.
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TO the reading Of what is commonly denomi-
mated as trash" which is printed and sold at low
rates In enormous quantities In this country, is
frequently aScTibed the corruption OF young minds
Fortunes are undoubtedly being made by publish
ers who pander 70 the vicious tastes and who do
not he5it tie 10 send forth matter calcultel to ex-
erclSe beful influence, if it pays But 1t is fair
question whether such stuff can corrupt a mini
lot Vc1ouSly inclined. Recently young woman
Oh respectable station in western state left her
family and frieaIs under the belief that she had
committed Snicile. and In an eastern city entered
upon He Of deprayity. She left letter stating
hef determination TO Kill herself only as foil to
her discovery Her downfall was charged to the
reading OF vicious literature but il Is highly pro-
bable that her tastes, Walsh found pleasure in
vice, would have led her from The path OF rec tu ie
even had she not been able to read Still In these
days OF Trashy publ atoms, when dime novels and
kindred stuff are kept at almost every book AMI
news stand ior sale u any who choose to purchase
parents SHOULD exerCis- Il watchful supervision
over the reading OF In III children. While trashy
reading mag not actuluy debase sound and
healthy mind, il does harm by intoxicating false
views OF lie and its duties and responsibilities.
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M AIELASSE SILK WRAPS.
FUR-LINED OTTOMAN CIRCULARS.
ELEGANT SEAL PLUSH WRAPS.
BLACK SICILIENNE DOLMANS.
RICH OTTOMAN SILK PELISSES.
BLACK EMBOSSED VELVET WRAPS
MoLESKIN PLUSH WALKING JACKETS.
BGAcR. oi1ADi'N "" LADIES WEAVING
BRA! HzEs M pHS2 IN ALL coIoRs
JERSEYS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
ALL b THE Th txTUKEs S9vELT1Es IN FRENCH
Nh1 TA1d 6kiHa apE A sulrs sAblr CLOTHS FOR
PURE 1 III X II " FROM a. TO q INCHES
SHADES. from 81 to So |'-'-' A11H -'N"
PURE Co Sk }T91 y = n BLACK AND ALL
EMBOSSED PLUSHES AND VELvETs.
LYONS CELEBRATED SILK UMBRELLAS
ALL-wOOL CALIFORNIA BLANKETS
oggDARK ROOM FOR DISPLAYING EVENING
RECT PRICES.
SEAroN PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER
rst,,,,s,, ,Ppeennsyvana ave.. corner 9th str,,.-
IMPORTED CHINCHILLA OyERCOATs,
SATIN LINED, sos.
ENGLISH KERsEY ovERcoATs. raw edge. satin
lined $50.
CASTOR BEAVER OvERCOATs best make. in
Black, Blue and Brown, 500.
FINE CHINCHILLA OvERCOATs, in Blue and
and Black Sl9.
ALi7WooL CASHMERE ovERCoATs. fancy back
ENGLISH KERsEY ovrRCoATs. in Olive Green
Olive Brown and Dark Blue, 500
ALL-WooL DIAMOND BEAVER ovERCoATs. SO.
FINE BEAVER OyERCOATs, in Black. Blue, Brown
and Dark Green, S13.
DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS. trimmed with fine
Italian Cloths from 81 to $40.
FINE DRESS SUITS, satin and silk lined the finest
that can lie gotten, from SOS to $40.
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT of Boys Suits from
10 10 IL years, which We offer at reduced prices
SCHOOL SUITS. of which we have an extensive va
riety, at reduced prices.
CHlLDREN'S SUITS at reduced prices
SPEClALTH Of Children's Overcoats, in which we
can show the handsomest styles III the city.
POLITE ATTENTION to all who call
A. RAUS,
939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Near Tenth Street.
AND 932 D STREET. n15
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4 4 4 !. Fl 81 Il : +
( + W sssss spFF e. Err i ##S
ODD sssssP EEEP I Il occ00""
F o r co KIN @.
Extract from the Public LEDGER Philadelphia October
7th, 1882
THE NEW OLIVE BUTTER
F o r G o o K

THE NEW OLIVE BUTTER
Is excellent for irving purposes. There's something in
butter exceptts color but besides being assured hy
w yS have Psf eg pqrs yese tab oil all
pstT Hqa and makes , very delicate frying
0Eei the rying pan: Yon could take lard which was
nIt %he5p and used up" very fast; you had butter
to keep from burning; You could use salad OIL
Gardd 80 t6fn co % f aa H , to ben with re-
would tell it was like the widows cruse-it did not
a beor 6EP But sS s% s the
eai housekeePers could be brought by it's first expen
erai OF al South Europe. We leave out Of the list
ora 9 or or ptins because there is seldom
conscientious person in the kitchen who understands
ON. The two best known vegetable oils that this cor-
Try PR dnces are oil and Pea nut OIL both of
t. Europe. coming back to US IN wicker-cov.
fFea has5 sfa as 'apn olive Tive oil Real 9ye oil
yet, to count much in the home market he man1facs
ut clear greenish oil-have agreed to give home
o4b o |SrEufed pure without the ocean VOYAGE
] o oS M9t a9.l 1t cotton; or pea nut OIL the
VII agree that cooks as well as said OIL and as ali
vegetable oils heat at lower temperature than the solid
a9 lard 1t comes in convenient cans. with mouth
t Se Inc ker9sene OH can sc thai You can pour of
this can lie carefully strained and returned to the cam
asearate bottle and kept apart for this use 1t has
5fzhtly Pungent smell when cooking which is said to
which is no worse than other frying through the no
The plants. oysters, clam corn frters that are
turned our OF olive butter by good cook have not
particle Of greasness about thein nor any taste what
ever, OF the lneLI1uIn III which they fried
OLIVE UTTER
For Cooking Purposes is Better than Lard fully Equal
to Butter, and Costs much Less than either.
ONE POUND OF OLIVE BUTTER WILL DO THE
WORK OF TWO POUNDS OF LARD.
Manufactured only by
WASHINGTON BUTCHERS SONS,
PHILADELPHIA.
FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS.
Moth, 2. tn. st
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NEW DEPARTMENTS AT
BOYS CLOTHINGI

BOYS SUITS. special bargain. at 8. So
Atwood SUITS atS5.
ONERCOAIS from s. IS up. Special attention to
sizes from to 10 years
RUBBER OVERCOATS, all sizes at SITS
B A MS
Come and visit our basement, price our Books, Sta.
toiery and Christmas Cards, and you will find it to
your benefit We have also another department:
JAPANESE GOODS.
thousands ard one things keep. 1t is pleasant for
Ladies and Children. Every day receive new goods
TOYS! TOYS!
Good ana StaIle Toys at low fg1res Mechanical
Toys, Gaines Dolls and Willow " are, al in our base.
Ine4t.
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WHAT FIFTEEN DOLLARS WILL DO.
For S15-We will give you the choice of four shades Of
overcoats made OF goods that We imported
ourselves. If you can find Coat like it $40
anywhere else bring ours back and the money
is ready for you.
For sl5-The 'Dasy" Green Melton Oyercoat. the
Dressy Coat of the season.
For sl5-A splendid all wool firm in color Blue Beaver
overcoat' handsomely bound, well made looks
stylish, and will wear well,
For sl5-A good Oxford Melton overcoat the coat for
man who prefers quiet color and good solid
comfort and wear.
For s15-A self lined Diagonal Chinchila one Of the
Goats OF the season.
For *l5-A real good Diagonal Overcoat We have bet
Ter ones at higher cost, but this one will give
you satisfactory wear.
lars, and many at much higher prices but to-day we
single out the fifteen dollar to give you a faint
idea Of how far fifteen dollars viii 20 when Won com to
US to buy.
A. SAKS & CO.,
THE LEADING AND STRICTLY ONE PRICE
CLoTHIERs.
Sl6 AND sls 7rH STREET. nls
GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON,
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.
liable LoAUR1ES ,, F4,0REIGN AND DOMESTIC
Proprietors ''WHITE SWAN" Union Froup
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE.
CONSERVED PEACHES.
LIME FRUIT JUICE TABLETS
PECK. FREAN CO.'S SUGAR WAFERa
TABASCO PEPPER SAUCE.
mis- 1909 STREET NORTHWEST.
$l8 GREEN oHhy GS1r MIXED OVER $18
Green Serge Lining to match. Silk Facea
GEORGE sPRANsY.
One Price Clothier and Tailor.
Mo o01 9TH street. opp. q. g. Post Office.
|DEM sEY's
WEDDING INVITATIONS
WEDDING STATIONERY.
Only very first quality used
Pirdes' English Visiting Card. printed from Mat.
One Dollar per hundred
013 PENNSYLVANIA Avrsrr
o1o-Am Between 9th and 10Th streets
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PERSON AL.

MADAM ROSS, The LONG-EsTABLIsHFD RE-
N1 liable Clalrvoyant and Astrologist gives better
In all affairs of life than any one the pro
ieson tells the past present future destiny gives
advice and assistance on all matters sppertan no Ia
business. love and matrimony. ALL IL TRoUBIF CALL
Satisfaction given no pay. Generalization looms 40l
"a street, above II street northwest. s2S
M WILLIAMS AND G. E. PRICES PRIVATE
w Detective Agency: Consultations free. All busl
ness strictly confidential. Notice call at residence
promptly attended to- Office hours a IN. 70 10 o. M
926 street northwest rpble 7ms~
pR!VATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, 300 sTH
y street northwest. Reliable Information furnished
in all cases. consultation free will call at residence
when requested; all business strictly confidential O.
Finder. mhlh- o,n
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lSok sALF-THE PROPERTY, Nos 440 AND .5I
stt sreet no5thwest There is carriage house aud
stshe AT NO 4As, aud very convenient and assirahe
dNelling at No. 45l. Terms will bo made very easy
Inquire ola the premises. ~ ma W.
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NOR sALE-HOUSE 1898 18TH STREET NORTH.
west renting for SO monthly. near lows Circle;
terms, 500 cash and 500 monthly. 1887 18th street
northwest five rooms; s25 cash and sl2 monthly Aso
1872 ami 1924 Boundary street northwest sii roons
each water in yard. near Connecticut $50 cash
and SIS monthly. WM. ". METCALF. corner 18Th
street and New York avenue. nlk-st
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FOR SALE-HOUSES


FoIRs, or, sAALE-AT BARe.1N-TaREF.sTosi
pSg To w. s1pt pSt sSla y pscspesI is Az.
tween and pm. "A ''s nIs s, Be-
EoR sALE-L sTRfET. PETwEEN iiTa AND
18th strssts Northwest handsome s-story brcs
1 aSosS su ~ s
brick stable Location one Of the ss,r ~isa
IL the city, facing Goyernment lark and CONVENIENT
co.. 1874 + street northwest, o iS Hes,
IHoR sALE-A CHANCF-sPFCTAT, PAR91TY
IN next few days Of larse II room House, with good
W: e. JBuRFoRD. so4 L street. lie Droli building
NOR sALE-HoUSE 1928 l2rH STRFFT NORTH.
terms. 500 cash and $50 monthly. 223T i9th street
is55 ana is24 boundary street nSrthwet ~ r Sss
each TSter in yard ResF Sqnnestept Syenne $50 cash
S;7ei ana New York avenue Sa; f ''r nfs.s sih
FoR S SALE AND LsA,crHAheE VERY DESIRABLE
COS 'sds sfTs and nb1imPrS,ed Real Hgs,s
T. rooms and stable si2 900 House MARKS alley.
eTn cSs fo s' and $50 .a A 9@
bounded 10y New Hampsaire avenue. and -. Lott
III The r69S0 rTorsTy e offered at great saorifoe
HI1 I'M I. II. KNIGHT. asa Louisiana
lEoMR . sALE.THE PROPERTY Nos. a49 AND .5I
dSess S s "a s sd r ysry SonyGnlenl and desirable
Inquire on the premises. ma aw'
FOR, SAJEnyERY HANDSOME THREE STORY
IL cred bF-ck) House with back building ana l.r n
rich imported stained glass besD fus pRines snA G
GRATED on inside. and perfect Of house in every
ryJrey three story Queen Anne) style House Of 10
boFhocd st-cass with lease to run eisbt m @e
P-t Ge o. s SS9 on sasS terms Also baggn in Lot
erty call at my Office. On, W; E; BURtoRD.
E9R sALE-FoR s. 500 Cash, THRFE-sT0RY
rooms modern improvements two squares from Can't
tol. Inquire Of Q. Q. COLE, l02 9th street north
west. nlo-st
EoR sALE-THE TLEGANT DROWN sTONE
Ter. situated most desiraby on street northwest bs-
tween lath and l5th. 1t contains Is or 20 rooms every
neghborhood Just the place Tor family OF means 70 re-
Side H. ii also has fine stable for horse. attached
a Re 3t i 80 feet vide bya depth Of 1871 With good
bargain upon the favorable terms For price ara
ernt 60 see the premises APPLY to Ii. o: HOFFMAN,
northwest ~ naNip
EOR SALE OR RENT-A FINE SEVENTEEN
- room Brick House at Jessup's. MARYLAND ON tho
o. -. ana ~ f. r. about eighteen miles from Washing
around IT. completely fenced and f.uit ~ every de-
scrpnon in abundance. II Is beautifully situated
Ing country and convenient to the railroad station
VII rent for 5000 year sell for 10 600 also have
HOL TZMAN, Real Estate Broker aud Auctioneer io.h
aud streets northwest. ne. I'm
INoR sALE-AT A BARGAIN-A FINE Rrsf.
dence basement and three story ten-room dwell.
hood sO4l street northwest RoBT ai PH afHSs
l42S New York avenue oS0- I'm -
EoR sALE-a. OoU WILL BUY A NEW BRICK
l House superior finish and location, tenancy OF
and would pay 800 II asked owner ssce ss ssr
Rn 10 These houses Tor active business 80 Coreorn
o.v-oM
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Foh SALE AND EA,CHANeE VERY DESIRABLE
NO sOS Nj sire & north west stories and basement
- rooms and stable. 81 q 900 House on Marks sey
Brick, rooms large lot Of eronn0. $500 Ali inoi.
ern improvements. Lots l, q 3 and T. square $50
80 20 A., square 2Si. 49,
ne above Iroperty e offered at great sacrifice
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED by GENTLEMAN WIFE. CHILD
" and nurse two large Rooms with good Boaro IN
pleas mt neiShborhood. northwest. Address, With
n16-3ts -' ' oA'ieo'
WAN1ED-AN ATTORNEY DESIRES HOARD
" Tor himself and brother with pleasant family in
api1yate house, where he have dinner between
and and O'CLOCK Best of references. Address Box 49,
E.IL oIIce. Mist
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WANTED-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

NOR RENT-NEWLl FURNISHED ROOMS ON
first second and third floors, a new house in the
northwest section, near Pennsylvania avenue and L
street cars Restaurants and Hotels near. Private
family; references. Address HOME, Star office.
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ZOE OBS SALE ale. or RENT1IA FINE SEVENTEEN
FOR SALE-LOTS.

DOR SALE-VERY CHEAP-A NICE LOT ON
MASSACHUSETTS, avenue between 18th and I.th streets
northwe<t II 30 per foot If sold within six days Arply
to A. s. CAYwOoD. 935 9th street. corner New York
avenue northwest. nl5-Sts
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ONE POUND OF OLIVE BUTTER WILL DO THE
WORK OF TWO POUNDS OF LARD.
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OILY E B U I I z r

For Cooking Purposes is Better than Lard, fully Equa
to Butter, and Costs much Less than either.
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nor SALE-TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
! each 80 feet front, on the north side 81 Rhode
hIhhd avenue. east OF Connecticut The locs.
pon Is one of the best In the District bargain I'm
Los on New Hampshire avenue Dupont Circle.
so on 10Th street near Scott statue. Handso new
DWel iags in the northwestern section. VIM. p
YOUNG. l&20 New York avenue nl3-st
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NOR RENT-DR. J. FORD THONPSON'S LATE
Il residence on northwest corner of MGssachu se:ts
avenue and 9th street northwest; ali modern improve
iens house contains thirteen rooms and is elegantly
furnished LARGE grounds and good outbuildngs car
plaEe house &c. Rentreasonable. b. II. WARNER,
Sl6 L northwest. n III az
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DOR REhT-TO TWO GENTLEMEN OR GEN
4 temen and wife large nicely furnished front
ko2m, second floor; also large llp furnished Room
west. ia
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LOST AND FOUND.

T osT-AN ORDER-BOOK FOB CI0AKs-RED
cover; Also Onyx Ring black oval set Liberal
facturer. 229 New Jersey avenue northwest nl8.2t.
II 0ST-IN NO. a. F STREET CAR, THIS MORN
~ Ing Short hand Notes and Testimony. As they
are OF no use 70 any except the owner 6nder
VII please return same to 10 LouiEana avenue north
ExT.RY LAD. A WEEK OR so AGO. A
~ Biack Wrap. q the Holly Tree Dinine Rooma GI0
Stn street northvest The owner obtain 0a1ne ~
proving and paying for this adVerta Dank nl6-4rS
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INUh SME-A CHANCE-SlEC1AI, pARaATN
in next few days Of large II room House. with good
lot on street. near Eth Price S. 500 Terms cav
W. f. BuRfoRD, so4 L street, lie Drot Building.