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III. Steward,
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right. |
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a outbyeak Of ! ohoi.
20 The sanitary
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Spanish ports iron
iii has also reqnestesS
urge the .h BRITISH ~
mplv with the az
%Soup,si,antinople SAM am
The steamer St. . be,
With cholera, arrive rive
ID subsequently, sale
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DlSENCHANTMEN1
A Disguised Gringo on the Laad Of
and Liberty.

A Very Good Place TO Star Ava,
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committee on B joint legislative
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New York Notes.

NEW YonS, June 2s.-The d'recI's o.
the Postal Telegraph company TINS yer.
noon elected ]. B. Erhardt president 'hs
company. , ooas committe, of
America appointed the following ds ,;a Yes
90 tho next conference Of the associatio ,os
,Ss w" reform and codihcation Oh the NV
VI nations, to be held ann. an
Ssp,ember next; Frederick A. J., bar' NJ
Shpsrles A. Peabody, Vii c,nxo Botta' F =
p ,rtsr Morse, Irving Brown, fev' IVA; A. /,
,body, Howard Poyson Wilderip mi,in
mt Minister to Russia; Q. III ,i pa.u'S =
Ar A Admiral, Thomas Hunt. Man ra;,, o .
aston president Of the un,veTslti o
,n;siana Colonel NJ. lngersoll, WI"
s ru,s@P ell, aud DR., George /. PeaSod
I MNrr,s Greenwall, of Melbourne, AZ a.,
,sI;s has concluded arrangements VI
Srs i,nnetry for a week engage,men
ssi.rv II s5OO weekly. She Will ope Il
Ms,boSrne in July, 1884.
Ersncisco de Louda, was ,o:day ATTY.
ehsr"ed with obtaining sly'N each y,
siS,een Italian laborers on me 'alse w
Ice TO obtain them work OH the fa''r''
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w.. CURE Fo - sS S1lss ,ns. = sept "a
Morley Rn.h IxAS Ausps, % - EkUL RIGHT {ACE &c
lSss, le by giving NM ~
ss sold aida eyernsye
vuoses in,srSSSk LEG A. J McLukE sHIFLF
worked In eS ana spplyus A j. STEWARD &eLut
LIB. RurcBRII,N q WILLIAMS ns,ex.s
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LIVERPOOL, June % Sales of the week
ioUu0; American. 900; spectators took
W.; exporters, 800; forwarded from ships
slae TO spinners, o 400; actual export, 5000;
total receipts, So OOO; American, "a 600
total stock, 99l 600; American, 1888 OOO
amount aiioat, 239, 900; American, 10O, 600.
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WASHINGTON, June q
General Ingalls, has requt A.
upon the retired list Of the ~
lat of July. He will then b. :
wears IN the service. There
speculation Is to his success
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Ter, Indiana.
blect E.Ken-
III. Steward,
Commerce,
right.
National Republican., 1883-11-02
Points In Natural History.

4uf. 4HuthuVuN StiWtD.
There is bird in Africa known as the
agami that possesses many of the characteristics
of the shepherd dog. II will guard hocks Of
ducks or other fowl, driving them to their feeding
places, keep off hawks and destructive animals
bring them home at night and drive them into
their pens. They have been taught to herd sheep,
and IRE said to be superior to the dog. Those
owned by English sporsmen join in the chase,
keeping abreast of the hounds, as the same time
INDUCING in curious aerial gymnastics such as
turning lipAOps, falling as If shot, and indulging
in fierce combas with imaginary foes.
The elephant as well as all of the thick
skinned animals is beset and tormented with
ticks and other vermin burrowing into Its hide,
causing intense itching and pain, So intense docs
this become sometimes that the animal is rem
dered insane and goes cavortng and believing
through the forests, and woe belide the man or
beast found in lis path. It's even bring to II
Aocks of white herons, which 60 deliberately to
work and pick out the vermin, sometimes boring
entirely through the skin in order to reach them.
The elephant appreciates the services OF the bird
very highly. and VIII, under no circumstances,
injure 1t. Where there are no elephants these
birds perform a similar service for cattle aud
other animals infested with gribs, ticks, or other
parasites. Then there is smaller bird that picks
the bugs Off the heron, then larger one that eats
the little bird
National Republican., 1883-11-02
ALL SAINTS, DAY.

Pere IIyacinthe Attends the Church OF
the Holy Cross and Assists I'm the Ser
vices.
The feast Of All Saints was celebrated yes
terday with great solemnity at the Holy Cross
church, corner of Massachusetts, avenue and
Eighteenth street. Tho first vespers o. the
feast were said at 430 p. m. Wednesday.
Low celelfation of holy eucharist was held
at 7.30 a. m. yesterday. The office for mathis
was sung ut 1890 Il. m, followed by high
choral celebration at IL a. IN. and sermon
by Rev. j. A. Harold, the rector, who
took his toxt from Hebrews xi, A" That
they without us should not be made
perfect" The preacher announced as his sub.
iect, "The Mystical Union of All Saints in
Jesus Christ, Our Lord" He said that tho
special teaching of the sermon was that all
Gods children who had departed this life
are in place Of safe keeping under tho
special care of our Lord; that it is place in
Gods universe of light refreshment, and rest
IL is place of progress and Improvement, q
nearer and more perfect assimilation to the
divine nature. They who are thore, not be-
ing subject to the laws of time and space or
of an earthly state of existence, have capaci-
ties and capabilities, mental, moral, and
spiritual, which are supernatural; that is
above nature, but not unnatural.
Hence IL is reasonable to believe that thore
is very intimate connection between that
state of life and this through agencies and in
strumentalties which make communication
possible and effective These agencies and
instruments are prayers, intercessions, and
eucharistic sacrifices, and the use of these by
the faithful in this life are effective for the
living in that life, and vice versa. AS the
work of redemption of souls is q continuous
work, as our Lord ever liveth to make inter
cession for us, so His members everywhere
throughout the kingdom of God, embracing
and including both states of the terrestrial
and paradisaical life, work together with
Him for the perfect consummation and bliss,
both of body and SOUL in his eternal kingdom.
Hence prayers and intercessions and
eucharists are obligatory as acts of worship to
God for the dead.
The services were beautifully rendered by
the choir and rector, Rev. DIR. Harold, and
tho altar was brilliant with lights, white
flowers, and white vestments.
What added to the deeply interesting char
| acter of tho services was tho presence of the
celebrated preacher and orator, the Rev.
Pere HyacLthc, who took part in the offices
both of choir and sanctuary, ministering the
chalice to tho faithful. 1t was most inl-
pressive and significant sight, this union of
two priests of tho Anglo-American and
Ancient Gallic or French church in fraternal
councourse Mt the same altar.
| The reverend father expressed himself q:
delighted with so reverent and catholic 6
service. He will again visit Holy Gross
| church.
National Republican., 1883-11-02

that any postofiice inspector would be pro-
tected in any report he might make, nor did
ever suppose such thing was necessary or
desirable.
Except the little grain Of truth herein
stated the dispatch, so Ear as am concerned
in statement and innuondo, is false
The collectors threat against the commits
sioner was given its full force, and, while it
was known he might mortlfy some members
of my family whom hold dear ho could
not touch my own personal or official in
togrity, and that such modification, wbile 1t
might be incidental to the holding of an
office, could not induce me TO fail in the dis
charge of my duty. In all that have done,
as the records Of this office will certainly
show, havo endeavorod faithfully, and with
judicial impartiality, to discharge my whole
duty in matter involving n man for whose
promotion had worked most mistakenly, as
it appears, but whose family l knew and had
highly respected.
This is all expect to say upon the subject.
j. u. Moore should add, Is a most worthy
gentleman, and know nothing discreditable
in his conduct as register in bankruptcy.
National Republican., 1883-11-02
rIhe Turnyerein Bnll.

The Columbia Turnverein gave an ami
versary ball last night at Abner's hall, which
was appropriately decorated with flags and
emblems. There was q large attendance OF
young and old people, and some of the ladies
were very tastcfully attired. Among those
present were the Misses Anna, Sophia and
Paulina Deiterich, Miss Mary Wagner, the
Misses Clara and Anna Biehl, Anna Fellvos,
the Misses Bette and Annie Baker, Lizzie Jorg,
l.. Fowler Gussie Hcrbst, ]. Bennett, Annie
Schmitt Ida HeselbaCh, L. Kahler. l.. Busch,
Josie Schoenecker, DIR. and Mrs. Schoenecker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kiel Mr.. aud Mrs Dieterch,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Blehl, Mr.. and Mrs Levy,
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Wagner, Mr.. and
Mrs j. Colgnon, and most of the active
members Of the society. Tho committees
were as follows: Executive, VIM. Kcyl, A.
Levy, p. c. Dieterich, l.. Koehlcr, II. H. Berg
mann, George j. Kroeger, Geo. Wagner, and
r. Rupprecht; floor G. w. Spier, f. G.. Diet
erich, l.. IL. Orleman, A. Lerch, and f. Berg
mann.
National Republican., 1883-11-02

The National Rifles held their regular
monthly meeting last night. Tho following
gentlemen were elected honorary members {:
r. c. Hines, Richard IL. Taylor, j. A. Ken
ncdy, William c. Keech, John w. Thompson,
William +. Vernon, Frank B. Crosthwaitc j.
Il. Clements, Fred. N. Evans j. j. Georges, j..
H. Kingsbury, aud Il, w. Tiers. Six active
members were elected and four applications
for active membership referred to the re-
cruiting committee. As the membership is
nearing the limit prescribed the company is
exercising great care, and selecting none but
good and reliable men. The committee in
charge of entertainments reported that great
interest is being manifested in the Saturday
night hops of the company, and that special
pains will be taken to make them enjoyable
in every rcsDeCt,
National Republican., 1883-11-02
pEpAnrMENr pors.

The national bank notes received for redemption
yesterday amounted to s290,000
The receipts from internal revenue yesterday
were S35s, l0S, aud fom customs Sls9,39L
The treasury department yesterday purchased
100000 onnccs Of hne silver for delivery at the
Philadelphia, New Orleans, and san Francisco
mlnts.
Up 10 the close Of business yesterday there had
been received Gt the treasury department Tor re-
demptlon S26,2il65) Of United States bonds em'
braced In the l2lst bond call.
Secretary Folgor issnod circular yesterday
which provides tina, when meats cured with i'm
ported fAlt are shipped e0astwise or inland from
Que district TO another for eNporlatOn. the entry
for refund OF duties may be mado ut the por! Of
original shipment,
National Republican., 1883-11-02
suspopdcd pensIon Attornoy..

The effect Of the order in regard TO pension
attorneys, made yesterday by Secretary Teller
will be to allow the continuance in practice
Of those pension attorneys who have not yet
been heard in reply TO the charges upon
which they wero suspended.
The secretary yesterday said that when his
attention YVES called to the order requiring
the susponsiOu Of an attorney upon the filing
of charges he became convinced Of its inius-
tice and he modified IL so rs to protect rep
utable attorneys from the consequences of
the filing of charges that might upon their
face appear to be we'll founded, but which
investigation might disprove.
He adds that in cases where attorneys had
been suspended for sending Out offensive cir
culars, they would probably be roinstated If
guilty intent was not shown. upon agree
ment to refrain from tho further use of such
circulars. None of tho cases of recent sus-
pension had come before him for final disposi-
tion, and he could not say what the result OF
his consideration of them would be, but he
did not believe that the commissioner of pen
sions made charges without satisfying him
self that the persons charged were culpable.
National Republican., 1883-11-02
Hn Neigh, LIlse a NIule.

ChfcdgO Nctps.

Mr., Bookwalter is now posing as the dark
horse In the Ohio osenatorIal race, He has learned
to throw up his tail and neigh like an Alabama
mule every time he prances up and down tho
quarteHtretch in font of the grand stand,
National Republican., 1883-11-02

Ca Those Advertisers ,rho go desire can hare their
names and address placed IN a Register IN THE RE.
PUBLICAN business Office prepared for that purpose in
order that responses Thereto coming after The advertise
ment has been taken om be Jori6drded by mail or
othertgise.
National Republican., 1883-11-02
gOsi nno sFnnnN.

T OST-AFTERNOON 3lsr OCTOBER. ON w.
IL ana q. cars, ChHtelaino silver watch. Liberal re
ward for return TO DR.. GEO. w, EGLEsTON, ZIG q
81. y. W. 03
K OST--A PAIR OF ROUND. GOLD RIAlAIED
II 4 81 lSSpS. Reward 8l8 18th
4 OST OR MISLAID-ODD FELLOWS HALL
i mprOvem ent bond No. l2i for $50, bearing date
august H. 1870, Issued 10 Augustus Davis Applc Gu
tlon win be made for duplicate certificate Ut said
bond. OF
National Republican., 1883-11-02

An auction sale of condemned clothing will
probably take place to-day at tho marine bar
racks. 1t was to have taken place yesterday,
but was postponed.
National Republican., 1883-11-02
for miscellaneous.


occupied shoe store Apply to WM q. BURNS,
sol X street northwest iy25.tf
National Republican., 1883-11-02
Sdlantco---Nuu

rs THERE NOT A COMIC FoRTABLY FURNISH.
ed room LIST floor 'front.' price els to go, north Of
Est and west of 9th. Address IMMEDIATELY,
Republican Onlce 40
DOOM AND BOARD FOR A YOUNG LADY,
lD Price must be MI oderate. Address u. @. A.. Re
publican Office As
TENHREE FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD
Il for Two; good locality, at reasonable rates. perma-
nent II suited: references exchanged. Address
Cl.ERG YMAN, Republican Office. 4.1
A SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS. BETWEEN
"A 18th and 10Th and and Lists. N. w. Address II.
j. H.. Republican ONCE.
National Republican., 1883-11-02
Business Garos.

Y AVAGE DE TErE AU PANAMA -SECHAGE
IL iustupiaUe Coupe dc ChryeuG miCrOsoupiques
JointuTeB bruno, nolre Hu blonde. Salon d dApphca-
ton et de consultations. Discretion Rssurcc Huchon
hrevete clnQ-ios medale aux eXpUsitlOns dc Nenne,
Lyon et Hails
j. ROCHON,
lANtEs HAIR DnEssEH FROM PARIS
CORCORAN BUILDING, b& Fifteenth street,
molly Washington, -, o.
~ j. NASH,
W. BOOkBtNDER AND PAPER RULER
liO5 STREET n, w.
The Very Finest binding Rt the Lowest Rates
Promptly ENenicd
DUNCLEs AND TRlCYCLGS REiAGHED IN
4 the lnost sklutul manner, aud all work guar
0utecd New ana seoDnd-hhnd bicycles and tflcycles
for sale; WIN. @. SCRIBNER, llO5 IL street north
west, (fenOn ualL) auJ
National Republican., 1883-11-02
MrSitaI.


CURE AND UNFAILING CURE FOR ALL
- forms ofmalaria. What Rev. r. ]. Yost, editor of
THE Pulpit and Parsonage" says: "Haying been
afflicted with malaria for years. and having taken
to try sncalled specifics for malaria of every kind
only to be disappointed. was assured by "a business
WonS Th ahc Tas pRo h5Ts eq% % shfs m AL
cording to directions they would cure me. | am now
prepared to say that regard them rs infinitely su-
peror to qunne, and decidedly better than anything
have ever tried" trial VIII cost but little You
will be sure TO recommend 1t 60 your friends Don't
suffer- but call and get box a once, costing only soc
ocSim CLARKE n Co, 9li II St N. w.
80 IoUR TREATMENT FOR IMPoTENCY
best known to the medical profession. II Private
letter from John $. Allen M. D. to Erie Medical Co.,
Buffalo, n. Y. On request the company will mail
free tor senled for stampl explanatory pamphlet &c.
HEALrA Is WEALTH. lrgg.ll
DR. E. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, specific for Hysterin, Dizziness
Commissions, Nervous Headache MentalIDepresslon
Loss of Memory, Spermatorrhuea Impotency, In
voluntary Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by
over-exertion. selfabuse or over.indulgence which
recent cases. Each box contains one months treat
ment one dollar box, six boxes for five dollars
antee six boxes to cure any case With each order
received by us for six boxes accompanied with Ave
dollars, we Will send the purchaser our written guar
antecto return the money II the treatment does not
effect cure. Guarantees issued cy STOrr & GROIN.
WELL,iS0 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, d. O.,
wholesale and retail agents. Orders by mail will
ceive prompt attention
tsVNTEAK AND UNDEVELoPED PARTS OF
w the human body enlarged, developed. and
strengthened" 'Hc,. Is an interesting advertisements
long run in our paper In reply TO inquiries we viii
ON the contrary, the advertisers very highly In.
dOTsed lnteTested persons get sealed circulars
giving all particulars by addressing Erie Med. Co.
oCaltf
National Republican., 1883-11-02
Rrrsunul Comfort.

Nrrsonul Comfort.
TNEET, &C. DIL WHITE. y. CT OPERATING
~ rooms, lilu PA. nv,, opposite Wizards Hotel,
OihCO hours, q, M TO T.. NJ; SUNDAY hours, to II
a. IN. PractlCCd In Washington. ID. e. from 1871 TO
present date patroniaed by the most eminent physl
clans and surgeons Ohiec fee 81 per visit.
TINuE SllEDD BATHS, OVl n STREET NEAR
Il Ninth Turkish RUSSIAN, sulphur and MCTCurnl
Baths given with skill and oxperoncc. ManipnlHor
Of ion years cSpullcncu at this establishments Single
bulh 81 for 81 II for go open suuday irOul u.
m. 10 p N. UulTtf
MIN TURklsH .uAIIG CDR. HovEEl
~ lil7 street. opposite Blggl House. Large pool,
good ventilation. Gadius, Monday aud FrOlsy No,
Ypen sunday. ,oPen from A. ~ ~ y o. nj Satat'
day 1. y Baths, ~; Otlcketu, SilN.
apo DIR II. H. BONGk, Electrician
National Republican., 1883-11-02
1ral estate 8rokrrs.
1bEM OVAL. 1901. REMOVAL
WILLIAM DICKSON,
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
AGENT
Has removed his office from FOur-and-a-half
street to .
NO. 1901 l. STREET NoRTHwEST

Desirable property for sale In all parts of the city
Special and personal attention given TO the renting
OF houses and collection of frents.
Real estate loans negotiated at lowest rates of inter-
est.
In surance risks on buildings stocks merchandise.
household furniture, ,Sc effected with the FIRE
ASSOCIATION, of Philadelphia, Pa (the most pop.
ular and reliable Insurance company In that Stnte),
or placed In any OF the prominent companies in the
country
A DISCOUNT.
National Republican., 1883-11-02
1901. + EET.
MtrsOnaL.

= H
L 1904 FHi. N, W.-All the latest dances taught;
classes on Tuo'days, Thursdays and Saturdays re-
unions, Tuesdays and Saturdays.
CEAL SACQUES REDYBD, FUR CIRCULAI,
- and dulmun Innings newly covered fura repaired.
MISS CUNNlNGllAM. 1910 sth 81. NV. 5-3
NTR- GEOUuE, of fPHtLADELpHIA,
wi BUSl n EsS TEST 4 Nd HEALING MEDIUM,
207 PESSsYLNANIA AV., \, w,
For short tlmc only In this city. MOIST
NJ ArIONAL DErEcrtVB AGENCY AND
IN Bureau of General Information, yJl 4 street,
Rooms !, v. and 10. Established lS7G
al classes Of clvil and criminal detective cases
worked up promptly throughout Alncrci., Canada
aud EuroUr C,r'cspnndents everywhere. ConI.
municatuu3 and business atrGlly confidential High
est reference for capacllynnd integrity.
JAMES h, CUNNINGHAM
Manager.
D ECOKATGVE ART NEEDLEWORK-AIl4
~ H. BllASELMAN viii give Instruction IN
grewel, konsinston, and all kinds OF Embroidery
Lessons In olusses AM private. Apply at lor En-
brolderns ParlorA No Ell "a street northwest
IermBrtlsOnublu
National Republican., 1883-11-02

w DIR. j. VAN DYCK, DERMATOLOGIST,
No. - Grant Place,
Permanently removes Plmples, Blackhends, Liver
spots Sallowness Superiluous Hair, Wrinkles, Deep
Pores Freckles. Frontal, Crown Part, aud Temple
Badness Ecaly Scalp Teter, Thin Harsh Dry, SDlt
Faded and Premature Gray Hairs all Complexion
Cutaneous, and Hair Blemiishes, making tho com
pleXlon fresh fine, pure. clear, peerless, and banut
l, the hands SOFT smooth, white and pretty and the
enamels or cosmetics. The Doctors treatment Is the
result of 20 years experience.
SUPERFLUOUS IAIR.-Dr. Van Dyck Ia pleased
10 announce to the ladies' of Washington that he has
perfected treatment which permanently and for
ever removes supertuOus hair from the upper llp
chin cheeks arms and any pnrt of the body, W hOut
any injury to the skins dcpllatnry acid plaster or
razor used-Only treatment IN the world that Will for
ever remove this most annoying OF all complexion
blemlshPs.
THE HAIR.-Dr. Van DvclE successfully treats the
hair and scalp. lie carefully examines the scalp aud
II the hair foiCes are not destroyed, hr never fails
to cure crown, spot, frontal part, aud temple bald
ness thin dry, split mded, and premature gray hair
dnndruG, scaly scalp scalp letter and all affections
OF the hair and scalp Both sexes treated. lisa regu
lar graduate of medicine ana surgery, and you can
consult him with every confidence IN his skill. Call
once.
NOTE-Dr. Van Dycb has permanently located at
No % Grant Place where he can bp consulted daily
except Friday ana Saturday; hours, O. m TO p m /;
Sundays, n. M to p, m. 0
NETANTED-rO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN F.
w BeRll, Bateman G Co = Bank, iltl i st, NV. IL
aCommssloner Of Deeds for evOry state and Terri
tory, Uucd states Commissioners, Examiner and
Notary Pnbc; alwaysin ohice nom a. m. TO p ~.
National Republican., 1883-11-02
Nlantto---GmpIonm.nt.

Slantto--Gmplopmtmt.
TTNWo WHITE WOMEN WISH A SITUATION
ii isih 81 oGo s Il avg cn"nO'f'"'u !" p''"'0 iIS Is
T)Y A COMPETENT coLoRED .woMAN-A
.lD situation s ohnmbermad or childs nurse IN
INST class amlly. Call or address 1883 St N W. 10
ctIrUATION AS CHANtBERAfAID OR NURSE
= Good references. Address SUSAN HOLMES,
Republican ONCE l-5
IL XPERIENCEp DRY GOODS SALESMAN
II with good references desires u situation Ad
dress A. 4. j., Republican Office l.5
A SITUATION AS ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER
IN business house. best References Address W G.
Republican onlce, l.3
A POSITION FOR FIRST CLASS, FRENCH
IA cook in private family or hoteE good ref
efences. Address q, L., Republican Office 1.S
A WIDOW LADY or REFINEMENT FROM
"A the north would like a position as housekceper
Mrs. c. d., Republican onlce. l.2
TNIRsT CLASS COOK. WAITER AND CATERER
A want situations; have good references Apply
DY A YOUNG MAN-EMPLoYNIENT IN
Up patent claim or real estate AGENTS office; sey'
eral years, experience II atter business % good REF
10y NEAT sEANIsTREss-A FEW ENGAGE
machines . AGGress Miss Ev1Nsp piis St \. ". =
Sranteo-- ---1jslp.
wv DRTvERs-NtUsT BE 20.
v
Washington 25Cent Express, 4si Penn av. and 1908
st. N, w. 2s
WTANTED-BoY IN. A PIANO sToRE-oNE
aHa N, that eSp play the plano preferred O. D. REED
WTANTED-A GOOD COOK AT THE NATION
w al Museum Lunch Room. 20
VXTANTED-A STRONG AND WILLING BOY
w about 10; one who writes n good hand pre-
lerred; wages small Apply at type Foundry, $40
Sth st. rs
WANTED-A FEMALE COOK THAT UNDER
w stands her business; l3working hours. 9i6Pa
av. N. w. 2-5
NNTANTED.-A GOOD WAITER WHO UNDER
w stands managing furnace: also an experienced
cook. Apply ut 1881 q st. n. w. 2-3
WV XTANTED-GERMAN OR IRISH GIRL TO
wv cook, wash and iron and assist In housework
good home and wages. 20 1t. N w. 2-3
| NXTANTED--A GIRL ABOUT 10 YEARS OLD
w to attend infant. Call after O'clock n. III. at
store gO7 + ST. N. w. MRS. G. q. BALDWIN. %
|. wv ANrED-GOOD, RELIABLE AGENTS FOR
wv the Baltimore Mutual Aid Society. Apply afler
| 2p m. daily TO l.. q. GADD manager, room 3, LenOx
| building corner seventh and q streets northwest
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