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The Morality OF C0n9rcssmen.
Mr.. THuRBER BRINGS THE SUBJECT BEFORE TIN
LABOR COMMITTEE.

The Morality OF COn0rcssmen.
Mr.. THuRBER BRINGS THE SUBJECT BEFORE THE
LABOR COMMITTEE.
NEW YORK, Sept 2l-Mr. T. B. Thurber, OF the
anti-monopoly league continued his testimony
before the Senate subcommittee on labor and ed
ucation.
In the last Congress Mr. Thuroer asserted there
talned by corporations, or were directly or indi-
rectly Influenced by others In legislation IN the
interest OF the corporations
Senator Call thought witness was wrong In his
statement and greatly misrepresented the standard
OF morality among public men. He did not be-
lieve that there were ten men In congress who
were retained Dy any corporations, and he did not
know one.
Senator Pugh acknowledged that there were a
large number OF legislators who were interested
directly or otherwise in corporations. He was not
OF the opinion, however, that, although this was
not Influenced in legislation.
NOT EVEN FREE PASS.
Senator Blair remarked that be did not own a
share OF stock In any railroad corporation, had
he received single free pass from railroad since
he had been In public life.
Mr.. Thurber explained that he did not mean
that these legislators whom he had mentioned
directly. promoted legislation in the interest of
corporations, but that whenever there was con-
nct or interest between corporations and the peO-
pie they would have tendency to take the side Of
the former.
specific result OF this tendency, and Mr.. Thurber
cited the opposition OF the railroad transporta-
tlOn Gill OF Congressman Reagan, and the
df11culty which had been met with in giving
IL hearing and having 1t properly discussed.
Senator Call replied that there might be other
bill. AS for himself, he did not think the measure
was feasible one In all respects.
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Business Of the Country PROSPEROUS.


NEW YORK. Sept 21.-R G. Dun & Co, OF the
mercantile agency, report that Notwithstanding
the !act that transactions. as Interpreted by the
bank exchanges show a large decline as COM
pared with last year, all the symptoms regarding
draae point to prosperous condition. Speculation
ceIIalhiy IS les rampant than year ago, but le-
climate trade is almost as large in volume and
certainly more satisfactory both as to the condi-
ton OF stocks held and profits realized. The large
absorption OF goods at the chief 1obbing
center5 indicates a healthy tone In the
retail rtnao., trade throughout the country:
collections generally are good and money con-
tnues In abundant supply. and rates for loans are
exceptionally low for this season, when so much
money Is required for the moving OF the crops. In
dry goods there has been great deal OF activity
OF very healthy character. and, as In groceries,
IRON ana other leading staples. there is in the main
satisfactory condition. In cotton there has been
some fractional advances showing that the bull
element Is In the ascendancy, and the prices close
higher and steady. There Is firm movement in
spot cotton sellers generally securing the advance
AdvlceS from the crop still remain unfavOrable
ana the movement OF new cotton shows no great
increase. The grain markets continue to decline.
IN rice prices are well SUSTAINED with only moderate
supplies Offering. The market for raw sugar is
strong, with prices still slightly advancing The
failures throughout the country are numerous,
numbering for the United States and Canada 1888
as compared with 173 last week.
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I FOLEY, AucIloneer.

"A FOLEY, AucIoneer.
viii sell the stock OF Dry and Fancy Goods, con-
tanned in store No 9s street northwest at auction
Con- mencing EVERY MORNING AT TEN-AND-
A-HAIF O'CLOCK. and will continue from day to day
until 6li ~ d opposed Of
Tne stock consists Of Silks Dress Goods velvets
Cashmeres Table Linens, Towels, Napkins. Marseiles
Spreads. White Goods Hosiery, u derwtar Corsets
laces and Embroderies Dress Shirts Sheetings in all
widths. CassmereS flaDnels, DoEestics of all HI Ids
Lawns and other articles too numerous to nton.
aides are specially invited to attend this sale, the
goods line and will be sold witho t reserve.
jy3O Nj. FOI,Et. AUCtOneer.
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SIZER. Suddenly, on September 20th. 1883, ri 20
Q. M, EDWIN l.. SIZER. ia the thirty first year Of
his
In the midst Of life we are In death.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents, 40 9th
streets southwest. sunday, September 3d. at so
y M Relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend 3rs
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

III
AsSIGNEE's SALE OF FINE IMPORTED AND
DOMFSt &c GROCERIES AND LIQUORS. BE-
ING ENTIRE STOCK CONTAINED IN STORE
sou INVEST CORNER OF TWELFTH AND G.
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF deed of ASSIGNMENT eiven to me- will
on MONDAY. the I~ENTY-FOURTH DAY OF SIP
I MBER 1888, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ.
sell on the pre misses all the stock. &C.. assigned and
contained in store the southwest 18th and
lows: Y
Coffees. Sugars, Teas. Flour,
Soap, Starch. Canned Goods, Molasees,
Pickles. sauces. Spices.
Imported and Domestic LuXuries,
Wood and " illow Ware, Brooms
Brandies. Wines and Nhisk ca,
Together with other goods usually found In rstc,ass
Grocery, being well assorted and fesh and to which
the esI ecia attention of buyers il requested.
The stock wi first be offered entirety and II
actory bid Ia not obtained viii then sold in de-
tail. 80 Wv
This is special legation for Family Grocery.
sep15-s, ". th. frs MATTHEW Goddard
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Obrien. the Irish giant, will be married to-mor.
row night TO the attractive giantesS, Miss Laura
DeitZ, at Bunnell's museum, New York and thew
wan start Immediately south on their bridal tour
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WELKs 4 CO., Auctioneers.

WEEKS CO.. Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
S!IUATED ON 1 HE CORNER OF NEW HAMP-
WEST.
The UNDERSIGNED Trustee. by virtue Of two de- ~,
crees passed BY the Supreme Court of the District
OF Co uIhbla, IN Equity Cause No. 8. 514. dat SA
Ssptember 4th ana the other September 12th 1888 will
ses. on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 1WESTY-FoU SiI
1888, at FOUR O'CLOCK NJ, the following described
property, T. wit: Lot numbered ten and eleven. in
square numbered ninety nine. in tie city Of Washing
ton, d. & situate on the corner OF New Hampshire
avenue and street northwest and containing about
square feet Of ground and fronting about GS feet
. inches on STREET. and 40 feet IL inches on New
Hampshire avenue. improved by small frame dwell
tnx ms property Will be sold in one parcel upon the
One third in cash. and the balance Except seventeen
hundred dollars and int thereon, hereinafter pro-
Ndeu lori IN two equal payments. at six and twelve
months from day Of sale. with The purchas
to his notes for said deferred payments. secured
Dy deed OF trust upon the premises; all cash at
ms option I he said seventeen hundrei dollars and
interest thereon hereinbefore mentioned being
debtecness secured upon one undivided half Of said
paSabie IN three years after date. recorded in ber
LUG folio 37. land records Of the District of Column
ba shan constitute the last deferred payment OF the
p chase money and be assumed and paid by the pur-
discharged from all taxes aud ssnents deposit
OF one hundred dollars shall be made by the purchase
~ me lime OF sale aud all conyeysncing and recording
s De Paid LOT ~ him II the terms OF sale not
property will lie resod at the risk aud cost of the
WA H. BROWNE,
4s6 Louisiana avenue.
p. B. STILSON. Attorney. sep13, IS II l9 81 22k24
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TOMORROW.
rVHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

rT,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
FINE PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE
FANCY CHAIRS, GILT FRAME F. +. MIRROR
WALNUT N: T. SIDFBoAr DS. DINING Ia
BIS, PAINTED CHAMBt FURNI1 URE. MAT
IkAS ES, &C.. TOGETHER WITH ABOUT 800
SEPARATE LOTS.
~ BRUSSELS AND INGkA1N CARPETS.
~ LIMB CLOTH. STAI CARPETS.
3O - 1RNA RUGS, VARIOUS SIZES.
ALSO
HON SAT English SHOT GUN AND CASE. 2
CI,ATES OF CROCKERY.
ALSO.
HORSFS, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIFS.
On SATURDAY, s. PTEM BIER tWESTY-SFCOND,
1883. at TE O'CLOCK. shall Sci. within and in front
OF nv auction room, varied assortment of Household
Effects. sep20-2t
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RECRUITS were to-day ordered TO be sent to the
81, 18th and 18th Infantry

TERRIBLE BOILER ExPLoSIoS.-A large boiler
IN the Hanging dep rtmenU or the Sligo iron
WORKS, In Pit>burg, yesterday exploded with fear.
ul violence, setting fire TO the Lake E~,e railroad
shops and a number OF dwelling houses in the
Vicinity. The boiler department OF the iron works
prick structure. was completely wrecked, as
were also number or passenger and freight cars
Railroad, while row OF dwellings on the opposite
street were In fines Three men were Killed ana
sixteen injured, eight fatally. The loss is about
$4,000. The shock was felt throughout the city
smashing windows and frightening the inhab.
1tantS
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ELEGANT GOODS.

ELEGANT GOODS.
COMPRISING ONE SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO CUP
RIGHT), MADE BY HENSEL, OF PARIS;
sEVRES CHINA SET. COMPRISING CHAN
DELIER, WITH CANDELABRAS AND
TWO LAMPS; SEVRES CHINA MANTLE SET
COMPRISING CLOCK AND CANDELABRAs;
ELEGAN L CABINET, BEAUTIFULLY INLAID
AND FINISHED WITH FRENCH FIRE GILT
MOUNTINGS; VERY HANDSOME FRENCH
PLATE GILT MIRROR; ANTIQUE ITALIAN
CABINET. EXCLUSIVELY INLAID WITH
1VORY;VERY OLD ROSEWOOD TABLES;VERY
HANDSOME PAkLOR SUITE Is PIECEs). UP
HOLSTERED IN FIGURED SILk REP; FRENCH
POUF. UPHOLSTERED IN SILK AND Ex-
QU1SITE HANDWOkK; ANTIQUE ROSEWOOD
CHAIR, GILT TABLE, FRENCH PRINTS, FIRE.
PLACE SUITS; WALNUT MARBLE-TOP SIDE.
BOARD; WALNUT PILLAR EXTENSION
TABLE; 10 HIGH BACK WALNUT DINING
CHAIRS; DECORATED FRENCH CHINA DIN
NER SERVICE PLATED WARE ;RUSSIAN CUPS
AND SAUCERS; FANCY AND ELEGANT PIECES
OF CHINA; SEVRES BREAKFAST SET; LOT
BOEBACHE FINE CUT AND ENGRAVED CRYS-
TAI; NEARLY NEW TELESCOPE; FRENCH
BEDSTEADS. IN WALNUT AND BRASS. WITH
MATTRESSES COMPLETE; MAHOGANY SET,
COMPRISING MIRROR-FRONTA RMOIRs, BU-
REAU. WASHSTAND AND TABLE; HALL
TABLE MIRROR AND RACK
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF FINE COPPER
COOKING UTENSILS. TOGETHER WITH
MANY OTHER ARTICLES. ALL OF WHICH
WIRE MADE IN PARIS AND RUSSIA.
0n M3fP }s 1T MTT
Consul General Of Russia No 1887 street northwest
superior collection Of furniture. etc.. all Of which
sT Il b hi fu F%Hs4 N b sst sss
from ~ a. m. till p. m.
eepl7-6t THOMAS DOUrrxc Ar,.
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The CHILD CAPTIVE OF tn. APAcHEa-A dis
patch to the Fl Paso, Texas. Times from Deming
says: I'd L Levy and George Wilson LEFT Dem.
ing for Casas 0randes to-day for the purpose or
reported alive and well In Juh's camp, near that
town. they are anxious 70 reach their doStina-
ton 00l0fo any hight occurs between :ho Next
cans and the Indians, and have the fun1s vim
them 20 ransom tho youthful capt1ve. The 6oy.
e Us eaaos was seen with tho Indians about -four
days ara
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Name
From Chicago go Louisville for Ono
Dollar.

CHICAGO, Sept 2l.-The cut In passenger rates
between Chicago and Louisville, after remaining
at a so for two days. took a sharp turn down.
wards this morning. and at this hour (noon) tick
cts are selling at Sc with a bate OF S. over the
Pan Handle route, and at 81 with r, b ,te q S.
over the Louisville. New Albany ami Chicago
road, making the actual rate % Louisville g.
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A Ionic A. MARI, Real Estate Broker,
IA No, 12l2H + street northwe

A Ionic A. MARI, Real Estate Broker,
IA No. 1928 street northwest
AUCTION SALE OF SOUTH 80 sx13s FEET OF LOT
~. QUAkE 2O5, ON WEST SIDE OF FOUR
TEE p 1,! II > SIRtET. BETWEEN AND U
27S, On SOUTH SIDE OFy STREET BETWEEN
TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH STR EETS
NORTHWEST. 2l.3HxlA5 FEET; PAkT SUB
LOTS Al AND AZ, SQUARE 274, ON SOUTH SIDE
OF y sTkEET. BETWEEN TWELFTH AND
THIRTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, 2lxlOO
FEET.
On THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY. 1a
SEVEN1 H. 1888, ALIVE O'CLOCK. will be sold In 68
front OF the premises the above desirable buildng
lots.
Terms Onehalf cash. balance in one year with inter-
est secured by deed of trust $50 deposit each lot
ume OF sale; j. I. 1OLDWELL.
sep20-d&ds Auchoneer
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTERNOON

CHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY ON THE WEST
" ED. OF NINTH STREET., THU LOT SOUTH
Ik0M THE CORNER OFO STREET NORTH
WEST.
BY By virtue ne, Of decree passed by the Supreme
NJ 7oss. on the Id day of ,pri A. D. 1888 the Ae1
und rsEned rustees win sell to the highest bidder at
DAY OF sEPIEMBER. A.D. 1888, in front of the
trenises, at FIVE O'CLOCK p M, the following de-
scrbed rOpery, towtt: Lot No. S. in square No. 3B
situated in the city ,t Washington; District Of Coum
bi'. en- the west side OF oh street, between and o
streets northwest, together with the improvements
thereon viii consist OF two frame tsnements, num-
Tered respectively 1928 and 1880
Terms, as prescribed by the decree. are One third
OF the purchase money in CASH aud the residue In two
respectively with notes bearn interest from date Of
depoeit OF 500 to bs made at time of Ii
terms of sale complied with in ten days from
date Of sale the trustees the right to resell the
property the risk and cost of efautng purchaser.
JAMES III. SMITH,
$40 9Th st. n. ". [ r.,,,.o.
r. B. LtW1S, Afus'eoS'
4l6 9th ST. NV.
sep10-d&ds DUNCAN ON BROS. Auctioneers.
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President Arthur to Do m Pedro.

NEW YORK, September N.-The officers and di.
rectors OF the Central and South American Tele-
graph company are elated over the success ul
been made with the United States via Calves
ton, Texas President Arthur this morning sent
the following cablegram to the Emperor OF Brazil:
"The President and government OF the United
States salute the emperor and people OF Brazil
through the new channel or direct communication
between the two countries this day opened via
Galveston and Valparaiso, and see In these multi
piled links OF Intercourse the assurance that the
happy relations between them will continue and
Increase, to the material benefit OF both peoples
and COuntrfeSD
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

7NHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON WEST IDE OF NINTH STREET. NOKTH-
WEST. SOUTH OF STREET. NEAR COR
Under decree OF the Supreme Court Of the Dis M
r1ct OF Columbia. passed on the 9th day Of March H
A. 1883 in Equity Cause No. 8, 29l, Sarshali--4~~
vs. Msrs1ail + All we viii sci on the
1883 at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front
OF the premises Lot numbered ftytwo t52 In square
City OF Washington. District of Columbia - o
Terms: One-third cash. and the balance in two euua
payments at six ana twelve monha with Interest from
day OF sale at six per cent all cash. if de-
cling at purchasers COST
JAMES Fl. SMITH, Trustee.
500 9th street northwest
JOB BARNARD Trustees.
eep14 -dGds 412 9Th street northwest
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COMPLAINT having been made to the Commits.
sioners by Major lins that the men employed on
the Potomac Oats improvement were frequently
ing Of gunners after ortolan and reed birds Il
been deemed necessary to put up printed notices
all around the hats prohibiting every one indulg-
ing In that sport from shooting at any place be-
tween Rasby's Point and the sewer canal Ten
days ago, the foreman OF the carpenters, Mr..
Charles Eller was shot over the LETT eye, Auguste
Albert was slot In the arm, and Edward jenkins
in the hip. tn two latter were engaged on the
tram way. Though none Of the men were seri-
ously injured, st!n Apprehension OF greater injury
TO them and the other workmen, greatly retards
the progress OF the work by keeping the men In
constant ne rvous excitement Measures win be
taken oy the authorities TO suppress the evil COM
planned OF
REVENUE FROM LIQUOR LICENSES
Inc amount OF revenue received from licenses
trict. was &las.17752 or this, s62 Ol3 81 was for
liquor licenses both wholesale ana retail or almost
ha the entire license tax for that From in-
dlcatlons thus far the present year will show quite
as large number OF liquor licenses issued as last
year. Barroom licenses to the number OF 52S were
the license year, to September sth 1881 and In
mat time % applications were rejected, most OF
the applicants OF whom at once took out wholesale
liquor licenses and II ia believed that the parties
continued to sell by the drink, but could not be
detected. The barroom license costs 800 and the
wholesale license SIS The number or wholesale
stated for the retail licenses 45 ami II is
Ieved that large number OF persons holding
number sold without any license There is CON-
palnt that there are many imperfertions In the
law, and efforts Will be made to rpctfy them The
present license year begsn Nov lst last To
the 9Th inst 1873 retail liquor licenses issued
and SSs wholesale licenses, $50 liquor licenses OF
both kinds.
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
Last Wednesday Mr.. r. Maloney, contractor for
improving 9th street, between Maryland avenue
and the river, southwest, finished up the paving,
and lt Is now paved the entire distance with
granite blocks, and Is one or the best improve
ments in South Washington. Mr. Maloney is now
grading and graveiing, laying curbs and sidewalk
on 5th street southeast, between Pennsylvania
and virginia avenues, and after that Is done Will
grade and pave 1St street southwest between n
street and the river.
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by Inspector Entw1sle: Mrs. c. l. Bishop,
erect three story and basement dwelling, New
Hampshire avenue, between NJ and streets,
northwest; 5000 Holmes & Thompson, erect a
two-stoiy livery stable in alley between n and o
and 9Th and 10Th streets; 5000
Local Notes.
The police this morning arrested Abraham NJ.
SaltZstein, charged with peddling Jewelry without
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V,HoMAs DOWLING. Auctioneer.


AssIG ,,p !; SALE OF FINE GROCERIES. &C..
mp 5RTED OILS. SPICES AND PICK .Es
Fh\CY AID LAUSDRY SOAPS. SHOE AND
STOVE POLISH. CORN STARCH AND RICE,
LEA A., CA,HISLEks. WooDEh AND WILLOW
WARE. BROOMS. COUNTER AND PLATFOnM
SCALES, GINA AND GLASS WAR, HOME
MADE GAINED PGACHESs STONE WAKE. MO-
PAPER BAGS AND WRAPPING PaP.R
MATCHEs. TOBACCO. MHITEWASH AND
OTHER BRUSHES. DOOR MATS, RtFRIGER-
ATOR; FLOUR RACK. SKIDS, &C.; CHE Sc
CASE. OIL CAN, MACKEREi, COFFEE MILL,
LUNCH AND OTHER BA KITS. THIS EN-
TIKI STOCK L FRESH AND SALABl.E. AND
SHOULD COMMAND THE ATTENTION OF
BUYERS.
ALSO.
GROCERY WAGON AND HARNESS.
On MONDAY MORNING, PTEMB r TWENTY
FOURTH; 1888, q: EN- O'CL OK. shall SELL at the
corner Of High and Dun barton Streets GEORGETOWN D.
c., the above nearly new and complete stock The
stock etc. viii be at private sale until day auction
and offers splendid opportunity for an Investment
G. II. CRAGIN. Jh. assignee
sepl4-dts 321 AZ street northwe-t.
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FALL Opening Day Goopse

We open TO-DAY full lines Of all the new FABRICS
IN WOOLEN DRESS GO, Dis. in the most desirable
shades, with VELVETS and VELVE1EENS to match
BRUNSWICK" vELvETEENs are the best
Full lines Of DOMESTIC GOODS FLANNEIs
HOUSE kEEPING LINtNS, LACE CURTAINS and
all needtul things for the season. ~
JOHN T. MITCHELL.
sep1 931 Pennsylvania avenue
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UNDERTAKES.

CyHAs. J. GAwLER. WILLIAM r. VERNON.
" O. J. GAVIkR Co.,
Successors to Buchly's Undertaking Establishment
922 Pa. Ave. NV. formerly 9I2 Pa. Ave.)
Everything frst-class and reasonable. Telephon
connections. Transient funerals specially. SEPT
Os SUCCESSOR TO ANTHONY BucHLY.
UNDERTAKEN. Oh PENNSYLVANIA AVE. n W.
One OF the most complete establishments In the coun.
try Large rooms for transient funeral services aulS
A RTHUR R9ONEY. JAMES BElLEM
"A ARTHUR ROONEY q CO.,
Undertakers and Imba merH.
Omces, I'll 9Th at and 2ll5 Pa ave. n. W. auls
i UNDERTAKER. i2ss 7th st, bet. M ana INV
Bodies embalmed and prepared for transportation.
Residence at place Of business ia
TOsEPH GAMER
GENERAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
l126 Pennsyvxnia avenue northwest Terms moder1A
and everything hi1t-cASs. Telephone connection. mia
IUaN 4. WRIGHT
Cd UNDERTAKER
1897 TENTH STREET NoRIRVEr.
Te!ephcne Connectop. die
A U6UsTuS BURGDOnF,
"A FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
No. Sl6 Peunsylyania avenue northwest uei woon 5dsrQ
~ seros6. kvWytaing hru-cassk >AnIS>
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lon, i5llsc. per To-; rib roast. I5aisc. per ID:
found roast, lsk alS> per 10. chuck. 10 l2sc per
ID; do Clipped, SO, per 10: do tongue. ssc each.
Lamb, 10 Use. perlb.: veal I2x 2Oc per TO- NUT
ton, loal5c per To-: pork,lss loc per 10 bacons-
i hams sea aSS arsc per ID. Gu, SAs3s per
per To-. miidling. lail5c. per To- cut-i5alsc per
10. lard, l2Sal5c. per H.
FRUrr-Apples, 4oa60c. per PIX: lemons. % ,s,c
Ter doz: oranges. 4oc.a6o per doz-: dam -ons,
81 0oasl s5per PIX; grapes. slloc. per 10: peaches
80 6oc. per PIX; pears, 30as1 per pix; bananas
3Oai0c. pr doz; pincapples. 10 25c. each: Cocoa
nuts, Sal3c.; watermel0ns, l0S25c; catalogues
5a15c.
BUTTER AND Philadelphia print i,c. pr
10; western creamery, 4(c. per ID: New York, s3a
iSc per 10 roll . S5 per To-; cheese, l2 l2Oc.per
H.: eggs, CSC. per doZ-
FIsH.-Perch, white. so. per burch rock. aoc.
per bunch; taylorS, l2k Use per 10 trout 10 l5c
per lb.: sheephead, zoe. per 10; salmon Soc,
pc To-; weak fish, ls&c. per III; crocus s5 IS :.
per bh.; Goldfish, loc. per 10. paddock 10, per To-
haiibut. 25c per b.: mackerel (bay), 20 Csc r
10. blu fish, rye per To-: lobster, l5c. per To-
vKGErABLKs-Beets, 3a5c. per bunch: beans
iOllakc.- per ct cabo,ge, 5alo. Per fendi,,'
carrots, Base. bunch; cucumbers, i5asor. per dog
lettuce 5a10c. per head; onions 40 800 per PIX do
spring, 2t3;. per bunch; rotatoes Irish, 5as5c.
Per PIX; do. [sweet). S0a4O,. per PIX; tomatoes,
~ ~ lsOc. per PIX; corn, 1870 per doz.; spinach.
1Oc. per doz. Zoe. per bunch; celery lOal5c n,
bunch; caulifl owers Is 25c. each; guIabo Is IS.
ch rSuLTErmChiskens !oin 75ea:l q per pair;
ax Is per pair; geese 81 % each; squads, &
81 per doZ.
GANE-Reed birds, 75as5c per doz: ortolan.
u per doz black bird, 4oc: per doz snpe. 25aa0c.
55c asl per pair; do OAR soc. per pair; widgeon
i5c. per pair.
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TUE ''nTTo" GAS ENGINE

H'HE otto" GAS ENGINE
NJ ~ no boiler. avosds all extensive attendance
49, me no handling of fuel and no ashes II is
islNey for running Passenger and Freight
and 90. ns Machlnes Meat Choppers Printing
rep and Rpsr bFesse-. Coffee Mills Roasters Pa
eInc runs Win extreme ard re,i,r;t, -
speed. possesses the nm i.r ieSeidrily OF
great simplicity of nlechauism - "oiAiAs p2rts anu
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CHAS. FISHER'S
Go stSstreet Northwest
Ne'o IS'FOus mli
GEO. L. GARTRELL. SIS 7TH STREET BE-
~ tween III and northwest
b. OK Set Ranges. Latrotes and 4 irnsces.
HEent Tor the Maryland Kitchen r nge.
tSatrote Range and Furnace Repairing q specialt v
AoOhhs Guttering and SpoutinR. au22- I'm
SO7 P1cruRs Francs 5O7
GEO. G. GwYNN. so7 ~ STREET Sw.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-21

ATTORNEY GENERAL BREWSTER Is expected to
return to Washington some time next week. He
has telegraphed Instructions to have his Office
ana residence put in good condition before his
arrival ~