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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-19
The Garfield MOuuIn ent.
[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.I

CLEVELAND, ONO, October 1s.-The
trustees Of the Garfield National Monu-
ment Association invite international COM
petition. open to all artists, for monu-
ment In honor of the late President Gar
field. For design possessing the highest
merit. in the Judgment OF the trustees,
81 900 will be paid for the first; for the
second, $3.50; for the third. $500.
The monument Is to afford a receptacle
for the remains OF the deceased President
and a suitable vault for his family, and is
not to exceed in cost, when completed,
SI50 600
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THE Advancement OF Women"

10y tVItfIaVII 70 tII' ITI9l'H7V'I'
Chicago, October 1S.-At the second
DAYS session Of the Association FOR the
Advancement OF Women the secretary
read 4 paper prepared by Mrs. James for
the Association to consider what measures
the women OF the North could devise to-
ward improving the condition Of the black
women Of the South. The subject was
discussed the entire afternoons session.
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Death of General stodmen.
trlegrarh 10 lbe DlspatchJ =.

10y Telegraph 10 ne DlspatchJ
TOLEDO, o.. October 1S.--General James
b. Stedmsn died this afternoon Of pneumO-
mia. Deceased was prominent army Of
fIcer during the war. and was promoted to
the rank Of major-general for conspicuous
bravery at the battle OF Chlcamauga.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHToND, October Is, 1853.
OFFERINGS.

WHFAT.-244 bushels. Red. $500 bushels.
COES.-Mhite, l.7oi bushels. Mi1cd. 300 BUSH
els.
OATs-iG0 bushels.
MEAL.-l22 bushels.
SALES REPORTED 70 SECRETARY.
WUEAT-White, l2f bushels common 10 fair
NJ ~ or TO SlIO. Red. l.l3O bushels common 10
prime Longberry NJ 95c. 20 fl.l6. Cos bushels
mixed n Z .O5 u Sl.12; l7f bushels common to
very good Shortbcrry 40 ODE. 10 rl.uc.
T0RN.-White. l52 bu-hels very good ~ Ole.
MiNel, 200 bushels prime at 62c.
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Indignant N0&ross.

IIly telegraph % The Dispatch.I
LOUISVILLE, October 1G.-Thc colored
people here are highly indignant over the
civil-rigbts bill decision OF the Supreme
Court. and have called meeting for Sat
urday night for the purpose, they say, OF
denomcing the most infamous decision
affecting the rights OF American citizens
vet made.
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Torture and Robbery.


JOLIET, ILL, October lS.-Masked men
entered The house Of Edward Mclaughlin,
a farmer, last night, and tortured him and
his wife until they disclosed the hiding
place OF $1,000 in gold. They then depart
ed, leaving their victims nearly dead.
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Tho Roanoke Livestock Show.
IBy telesrAph % Do Dlspatch.l

LYNCHBURG, VA, October 1S.-The RO-
anOke Livestock Lxhlbtlon. which opened
Tuesday, is the finest ever known in Viz
ginia, and the attendance OF visitors very
Qrent
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NFW YOKN COTTON .uTcRr8.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-ocr. ~. iss
p0RT or RICHMoNh, ocr. Is, 1883,

steamer Wyanoke, ;lulphcr'. New York, mer-
Glands and passengers. G.. ". Allen Go.
steamer Pioneer, Flgtt. PHILADELPHIA, mcrchsn-
disc, j. ". McCarrick. ageut.
steamer Ariel, BiiiOrd. NorfOls, rnI'fd states
nail. mere haudtse md passengers, l.. b. Tstur :,
| SUM- rifI frndfnt
Schooner z. &. Dow, Gage, Boston, merchandise
20 Carrie & 30.
schooner Lulu ". Qulllcn, Insley. Philadelphia,
coal aud powder % master.
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sI,o Earthquake I'm tho Grocian hrciii-
peiagO.

COYsTANTINOPLR, October 1S.-Among
the villages destroyed by the earthquake
recently felt in the Grecian Archipelago
and Anatolia were Katopanaya, Refs, Dere,
and Lidja. The latter was celebrated for
its baths. Slight shocks Of earthquake are
still felt on the Island Of Chios. The
British Admiral Hay has scnt assistance to
Ebacu,o and ChiOa
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Murderer Arrested.

TBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, October lS.-Henry
Tucker, charged with killing Benjamin f..
Kidd, In Brunswick county, has been ar
rested and admitted TO bail In $4,000 for
bis appearance at the next term OF the
court.
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Women's Suffrage In Washington
EcrrltnrY.
| BY telegraph TO The Dispaich.I

BY telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
OLYMPIA, OREGON, October lS.-A bill
granting women the right OF suffrage has
passed the House OF the Washington Ter
ritory Legislature by vote OF II to Z.
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xvw WORK PEANUT MARKET.

CcroDER l6-Yeanuis are sept up IN price by
The small stock. trading runs moderate. quota
ron. are M i2Ml2kc. tor best hand-pichci
other grade, AZ 9sNllc.-J0uTndt OF COmmsrcs'
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NEW Yonk stMAC aiAKntI.

OCTOBER lG.-Thc amounts on offer are m"i
crate. and the market has good tone: consumer
are taking email lots. quoted AZ - fMsoD ="
| 4
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Suicide.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, October lS.-Daniel
Brisbois, cashier OF the Missouri Pacific
railway at this point, has committed sui
oiIa
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Refreuchmest Ina Franco.

PARIS. October 1S-M. Tirard, Minister
Of Finance, has informed the budget COM
mittec Of the Chamber Of Deputies that he
has obtained in the budgets OF the Minister
Of War and Of Public Works reduction
OF 100000 francs, which was required to
prevent a deficit in the estimates OF the
budget for 1884.
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NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD.
WHAT THE WIRES BRING US.
Meeting OF the Eastern Lunatic Asy.
linn Hoard.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, October 1S.-The
Asylum Board to-day decided to introduce
the electric light, provided the Legislature
would make the necessary appropriation OF
about $4,000. They also decided to ask for
an appropriation Of $3.50 for each patient.
400 patients being the number which will
be accommodated during the coming year.
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Flour we quote: h'ac. SS@t3.50 superane
S3.2JwS3.75; lNira.t t.75Qf49 90. family, i0's
1928: Patent family. r6.EG2J.
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The Port OF Canson to DO Closed.

VIENNA, October 1S.-Seyenteen peasants
in SYRIA have been condemned to impriSon.
ment for terms ranging from two years tc
four months for plundering the property
OF Jews.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. October 1s. 1888.
s.LEs-FIIsT BoARD.-1,000 Virginia ;ax-re-
cciyable coupons, 1882, at 56&.
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aye 10 property in the territory west
Of ihe Karajahdagh and the continuing
range rs far Is Lake Iber will be very
great AL the villages between. Chesmeh
and Nouria are totally wrecked. scarcely a
house being left standing 10 mark the sites
OF the many thriving places which on Mon
day were scenes OF life and busting actiy-
ity. for this is one OF the busiest seasons
with the people of the Peninsula. II is es-
timatcd that about 5000 persons lost their
lives in this part Of the country.
EXTENT OF THE DISASTER.
The earthquake waves seem TO have fol-
lowed the cOa,i-linc all the way from Alyah
10 Nalassas. aud the whole territory over
which the great shocks extended was at
times heaycd simultaneously, and sensa-
tiOns similar TO seaSickncsS were eXpe-
renced by nearly al the inhabitants.
Those who watched the sky noticed that
the drifting clouds seemed at times 10 be
arrested In their motion. Adyices from
the interior indicate that the loss OF life in
that section may reach four thousand souls
and will certainly number fully three
quarters OF that estimate. The number OF
manned will be very large. At Eskihissar
the dead are about one hundred and fifty.
From Sart the loss OF seyenty-Iive lives Is
reported. In Milassa the damage was
slight, and the loss OF life will not number
over City, the earthquake seeming 10 have
spent lis force near that point. At Geirs
the dead number about eighty. From
MANY other villages similar reports are
coming IN AZ SMYRNA, and IL Is very dill
cult at this time TO make even IN app.oxi-
mate estimate Of the loss OF life. The
Porte has issued an appeal TO the people TO
assist the sufferers by the earthquakes IN
Asia Minor, stating that twenty thousand
survivors Of the disaster In that region
have been rendered homeless.
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mutiny oranna,rito Conyicts.

PARIS, October 1S.-Onc hundred and
fifty Annamife conylcts, employed in the
work Of erecting lighthouse on the Island
Of Poolo-Condor, one hundred and twenty
miles east Of Point Cambodia, and belong
ing TO French Cochn-Chna. mutinied,
murdered a Frenchman and native ward
or. and seriously injured another French
man. Sixty OF the conyicts then seized
arms and stores and decamped i'm boats.
The rest OF the mutinecrs then fed TO the
rooIs au1 hille
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Prussia and the vatican.


ranging convention with Prussia pro-
yding for the improvement OF The relations
between that country and the Holy See.
and for the restoration 20 their diCce,es,
without the enactment OF new laws, Of
those bishops who have been expelled from
the country.
Turkish C0urtosics.
| CONsTANTINOPLE, October 1S.-The Sui
| tan gave a banquet last night to Lord Duf-
FERN (the British Ambassador and Lady
Dunerin. His Majesty conferred 4 deco
ration upon Lady Duflerin. In the course
OF a conversation with the Sultan, Lord
Duferin assured his Majesty OF the SYM
patty and friendship OF England for Tur-
key.
High Tides and Severe Gales.
| LONDON, October 1S.-lIigh tides and
severe gales prevail on the coast. and nu-
merous marine casualties are reported.
The Severn tunnel has again been flooded
by the unusual tide. Reports from Lime
rick, Ireland, state that the city is partially
flooded by high water in the shannon.
The Port OF Canton to DO Closed.
L0NDON, October 1S.-A dispatch to the
Reuters Telegram Company from Hong
! Kong says the Government OF China Is
actively preparing to close the port OF Can
ton. The troops which recently embarked
at Lung Muir, on the northern frontier OF
Tonquin, have been landed at Whampoo.
Cornerstone Laid.
ST. PETERSBURG, October lS.-The corr
ner-stOne Of the church TO be erected upon
! the spot where Emperor Alexander | i. was
/ killed was laid to-day by the Car and
CzarIna with imposing ceremonies.
Peasants Punished for PIundertnG
| Jews.
| VIENNA. October 1S.-Sevenieen peasants
i'm SYRIA have been condemned to impriSOn'
ment for terms ranging from two years to
four months Tor plundering the property
OF Jews.
Eugonio's Gift to Marsciiles.
MARsEuLEs, October 1S.-The mayor OF
Marseiles has accepted the Pharo resi-
dence as the gift Of eX-EmprcSs Eugene
to the city.
Obituary.
PARIS, October 1S.-Raphael Nilledien
Marquis OF Torcy, Is dead.
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ANEARTuQuAKE's HAVOC.

.r,cusands Perish in Asia Minor-Mnny Wiz
Iov,s IN Complete Ruins and the Porte
Asking Aid Tor Twenty Thousand suffer-
ers-Graphic Details Of the Great Caiami-
,x-yts Extent.
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pORTO.RICO MOLAsSEs,

3jOhogsheads POBTO-RlCO MOLAsSEs;
100 hogsheads EXTRA HEAVY SYRUP;
100 barrels NEW ORLEANS MOLASSE-.
Sc POTTS. SIDkfS co.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Suspicious strangers In HALIFAX.


Urrr.x October 49,. Holmes and
Bracket. the men arrested with dynamite
In their possession. also had two small
round clocks stamped " American Clock
Company.v A city matchmaker says that
connected with them was machinery clus-
ing explosions. One Of the weapons found
on Holmes on being discharged at one end
Of n wire will ignite fuse at the other end,
and thus explode the dynamite with which
il would he connected Both deny the
charge against them and claim the protec-
ton Of the American flag. They are evil
IDENTITY observation-disclosures, and neither would
admit when arrested they knew each other
Among the articles found on Holmes was
baggage-check, which was presented at the
railway station to-day, and for it was re-
turned parcel covered with canvass
which was stamped inside. "Gregg IL Co.,
New York." and contained Boyton rub
Der swimming suit. Both men remain in
custody.
Poole, tho InfOrmer.
DUBLIN, October 1S.-Dr. Thomas l..
webb, q. c., and Mr.. McInerney has been
engaged TO defend Poole, the informer. who
IL to be tried ut the November Assizes for
| the murder OF Kenny. Lsrgc sums have
| been received from America TO aid in the
defence OF Poole. The imformer Lane.
who. was arrested last week to prevent him
from leaving the country. will. it is expect
ed, give important testimony in this case.
An Action Against an Irish NeHspn-
per.
DUBLIN, October 1S.-Poice Inspector
French, belonging to the detective depart
mcnt OF this city. has obtained writ
against the United Ireland to recover dam
ages for the publication Of a statement that
he had absconded, taking with him moneys
belonging TO the Secret Service fund. The
United Ireland promises TO furnish some
startling exposures in connection with the
case.
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saoHs. srATEONE9Y. So.
A SPLENDID BOOK.

THIS i handsome volume. and Is worthy ofex-
animation. 4 sDecimen Of the book mailed 10 any
address. ULTRAVIOLET & ENGLISH,
nc I..dSw 1902 Main street.
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Arguing against government assuming charge
III the Geographic service Of the country, the LOU
I'sflle Cu'nieT-JO'OHW Is moved to say that the
Post Office department Is much more complete
anu arbitrary monopoly than the telegraph COM
pany- TINS - true in sense: but the Post Office
department Is monopoly which the country can
get rid Of whenever il wants Should the people
conceive that IT'S policy and practices oppreS-
siEe and opposed to the public good, III they have
to do Is TO raise the Issue, and by majority vote
change the administration OF the government ac-
cOrdn@ly. Does our esteemed contemporary know
as speedy and easy way Of getting rid of the
present telegraph monopoly, with its immense
money power and its effective free pass machinery?
III 81, il viii confer public benefit by pointing it
out
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A formal statement 10y a European power that Ii
desires nothing 81 much peace is underStoO d by
It's neighbOrs 10 he equivalent to n declaration Of
war Germany, at least regards the latest utter
ances OF Russia. II says there is no EVIDENCE OF
pacific intcHtionS beyond the bare declaration that
Russia is pcaceably disposed and calls attention to
her WaT-fiSe preparations In give the lie to her
soothing words war between Russia ana Ger
many Is regarded by many as inevitable, sooner or
later, and the time may be drawing near Some
one who has calculated the orbits of European wars
declared that they regularly once in five years
and as that interval has now elapsed Mars may he
again in the zenith
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WHAr WILL II Doa

BROWNS IRON BITTERS Good for what Well
- what il has done To begin lith dyspepsia Ii has
cured some of the worst eases
Then ciiis aId fersr. Who wants TO shake with cold
and burn with heat, when a bottle or two of BROWNS
IRON BITTERS VIII drive the source of tie mischief
away
Hot- otoyt rheumatism, 1t cured Mr. Brashear. Of
Baltimore. and hundr,tss of others
TEE dreae-f FIJI nervous troe5les Mr. Berlin of Wash
h-toa. the well known Patent Attorney was entirely
Iviieyedby BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
tn ailments II the ktd,se.s BROWNS IRON BIT
1Eiis cured Mr.. Montague of ClIistansburg Va. and
army Of other sufferers
Deb'idty aud ta1'gour. The Rev j. Marshall West
Iillcott City, Md of the many ceryreu rstered
b, BROWNS IRON BITrERS.
b. a,iaehe. BROWNS IRON BITTERs is tie Cr,at
FANNY M'dcine. III 1t
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IL Is remembered by New York paper against
MI MAJ thew Arnold, the last Engiishman who has
come over mere To pick up and carry home n few
thousand pounds, that only little While ago he
said OF Americans that mot lnan in lDDsJO ~
tlther the manners or cultivation of a gentleman.
oT changes his Shirt more than once week. or eats
with fork" II must hc discrimination and repro
d'Htion OF such little gems that led Mr. Arnold to
express the opinion shortly alter his arrival that
American Journalism is somewhat fragm entary in
Character.
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The postal surplus for the fiscal year which
ended June 3Oth, 1883 Is officially stated at
s269 ,9a2, and we are told that it would have been
million dollars larger but for special reasons It
WAS evidently high time 10 reduce rates and Ii The
sales oftwh cent stamps continue their present
scale The department can afford stu fHrthcr relief
u" the letter writing and receiving public. \ one
cent local Eltc ana rate Tor general letter
postage are two changes Ii that direction which
would be widely popular.
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A Doubte-S2,cea To-u,orro.y.

The FAN season has opened with such On early
demand for space upon the advertising columns
of The STAR that a doUbiasheet Will be issued TO-
MORROW Advertisers VIII confer favor b. send
ing In their orders early.
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RAINY WEArHER

TO DAY SURE-IT MAY CONTINUE FOR An
OTHER DAY.-WE HAVE A LINE OF RUBBER
tuoDS-IF VOC SHOULD WANT ANYTHING; IN.
IHAF WAY CALL AND SEE US-Oy-R STRONG
LINZ Is THE CLOTHES LINE-ON THAT LINE
W HANG OUR REPUTATION AND MAKE OUR
krKoNGEST FIGIIT-RECAUsE WE PUT ORR
II --EXPERIENCE.-AND MONEY-INTO
iiiE PRODUCTION OF THAT STOCK,-ASD IT'S
A NATTER OF HONEST PRIDE TO EXCEL IN
NtAfEyER VIZ observation-disclosures WHO
=. ~ WITH Us ALWAYS GET FULL VALUE
A>n HAVE THE PLEAsrRE OF MAKING. THEIR
SELECTIONS FROM THEFINEsT LOT OF CLOTH
L: ~ THIS CITY-BUT AS TRULY ELEGANT
- IHKEE Is ANYWHERE IN THE COUNTRY
1p-biy BRINGS FOUR OF THE NEWEST YOUNG
fitN's THREE BUTTON CJTAwAY sUITs-vEE
GOODS CoME IN RATHER LATE, BUT WEE so
IEtrrY We CONCLUDED TO MAKE THEM UP
Y Ii MOI DROP IN To SEE THEM.
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the stagnati0n which Ieigns In Wall street is re-
Peated M London. where nothing is doing on
change. The complaint there as here Is that the
puollc won't come in. Confidence in the market is
gone, and people with money prefer to let it lie
Idle rather than trust To the furnished honor of
stock manlpnlators- To our shame. be il said,
American securities are held to be Il trine more
shakey in London than stocks in general
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IL s2fiiS 10 BE- sure enough battle OF the black
Hd&a Ill ioIIIln, neither side giving quarter. aid
b0th parties c0ntending in barblrous rivalry OF
cruelty. tn" AnnamitcS have ali Old Testament
sount, and the French ny the latest accounts are
treating them much as the Old Testament warriors
behaved towards the AEloriies and the Girgashites
and the Hittites, and the Canaantes and the
fefzZiteS. and the Invites and the .Ieh,lsies
Women and children, non-combatants and pris-
OntTo, are indiScriminatcly slain. The modern
ihiiistineS Tetort by furious prociamations and by
eating such Frenchmen as fall into their hands.
Upon the whole, Ele situation Is not edffying
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w ooDwARD & LorHnop
BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO THEIR FRIENDS AND
CUSTOMERS THAT THEY HAVE ADDED TO THE
APPOINTMENTS OF THEIR ESTABLISHMENT A
WHITTIER ELEVATOR
OF THE MOST APPROVED PATTERN. AND IN
WIFE THEM TO MAKE USE OF 1T IN VISITING
THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS:
UNDERWEAR,
DOMEsTICS
WE SHALL MAKE SOME SPECIAL OFFERINGS
THIS WEEK IN ALL THESE DEPARTMENTS. AND
INVITE CRITICAL EXAMINATION
AfHER1NG. AS We DO. STRICTLY TO THR
"OSE-PRICE SYSTEM OF DOING BUSINESS WE
GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO EACH AND EVERY
CUSTOMER IN THIS WAY, VIZ: WE REFUND THE
PRICE PAID IF THE GOODS CAN BE BOUGHT
ELSEWHERE AT LESS PRICE; BUT OUR MOT.
To Is. ONE PRICE, AND THE LOWEST PRICE
AT FIRST"
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A SAKS 4 Co,
SIG AND 3Is SEVENTH STREET

"A C.np-
49,! would respectfully Inform the late patrons of
yan.' Dining Rooms No $50 to Ne ga street that
. W Evans. the late Partner OF the firms OF Walter
tFalis Co. and f. W. Nj. L. Evans and the only one
.i the above named firms that In the Dining Hoom
asi2es IN the city. has opened new Dining Room At
ga street northwest nearly opposite the old stand
Mrder the name Of FRED. w. EVANS DINING
k Ms where he viii be pleased to see all his former
INtrots who looking for hrst-clxss eating 1T moer.
crate prices.
o2-3 FRED W EVANS
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pONDS FOR SALE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA SEvENS 1891
Do do SIXFS is9i o
1Ht,
Ai,w thousand on hand for Immediate deli very
other Investment securities bought com mission
o31'-5t LEWIS JOHNSON Il CO. Bankers
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTLD-TWO OR THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
w with board for two in good locality at reasonable
rates. Permanent if suited References EXCHANGED
Address immediately CLERGYMAN, Star Office O3O-3t
WASTED-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS SUITA-
w able for light housekeeping for gentleman wife
Office. 600 9t
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NHILDRENs AND BOYS oyERCoATs.
" 40 g. 20, a, and Is mp
Children's and boys suits. $40. 81 - and Is up
Mems and boys pants. 81 el2Ss y ~ ssd ~ w.
Good uniiershirts and drawers. 3c. TO o0c w.
The best q 10 school shoe In town
ladies' button and lace shoes from y. ID mp.
Misses' mr11W heel button shoes Gle solid Elsa ia
calf Loots q 50 and % up. &c. and 55c school ha1A
Ptao cape, etc. ct
J. W. sELBYA
o2 lg1l-lole Pennsylvxrta syeuuA
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WOOD WARD 81 oTHRoP

w U o W RID & OTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-FOR GOOD TENANT LARGE
" House. ground and stable at Mount Pleasant d.
w WHITAKER. 203 AZ street northwest o27-3t.
"ANTED-TO PURCHASE. Is OR 90 SMALL
" Houses from $500 to $500 each Also residence
OF II or Ii rooms, northwest from ten to fifteen thou
sand dollars cash Also four or five good Business Stands
or corners from two to five Thousand each c. H. PAR
hER. AZ and streets southwest. o27-3t.
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W CITIZENS STAR LINE EXPRESS
VIII transfer Trunks Parcels &c, to and the de-
pots to all parts OF the District for % No extra
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