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The Evening critic., 1883-06-26
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Narrow gauge engine No. 8, OF the Franklin
division OF the Virginia Midland Railway,
having been thoroughly overhauled, was sen
up the road yesterday morning.
The funeral OF Mary, the twelve-year-old
daughter OF Mrs. V. NJ. Taylor will take place
this evening, at o'clock, from the residence
In the County Court, Judge James sangster,
presiding, yesterday, most all OF the officers
recently elected qualified and gave bond and
were required to take the anti.dueling oath.
The contested election case OF Walker vs.. Cos
tello, for supervisor, was dismissed, the
Court deciding that as no notice had been
served on Costello, the mere fact Of fling tho
notice with the clerk was not sufficient. The
much.agitated case Of the Commonwealth vs..
Frank Carter (known as the nuisance
~ rdsr Of the
OF supervisors, W. A. Rowe was appointed
Garter surveyor who gave Sy bond James E.
Commonwealth's Attorney during the remain
der OF the term.
An entertainment will be given at Armory
Hall on Thursday night, for the benefit of Po-
tomac Tent, No. 80, !. o. R. An excellent pro-
gramme has been arranged for the evening.
It was mentioned In THE CRITIC few days
since that Hunting Creek Bridge was in dan
Hunter, road supervisor for Mount Vernon
district, made an examination OF the structure
and found 1t to be In bad order, and directed
that the necessary repairs be made at once.
TIE lumber was ordered to-day, and the work
Will be commenced tomorrow.
The repairs TO the transfer slip OF the Vir-
ginia Midland road, foot of Wilkes street, are
nearly completed.
Virginia Gertyberg was sent TOT the
workhouse yesterday by the Mayor for six
months, charged with vagrancy; an appeal
was noted by her counsel, Mr.. A. W. Arm
strong, and security nxed at 500. Her
counsel subsequently sued out q writ OF
habeas corpus, returnable 10 Judge Meade on
Thursday next.
Philip Triplet, colored, was fned SO by
Mayor Beckham yesterday for indecent con-
duet, and Michael McGan, for disorderly con-
duct, was fined SO or thirty days on the chain
gang.
Miss Christie A, Folmar left this morning
for an extended Northern tour.
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A New superintendent OF streets.

The Commissioners at their meeting yes
terday made some important changes in the
office of Superintendent Of Street Improve
ments.
The resignation of DR.. L. NJ. Chaplin, who
has held that position for many years, was
accepted, and Mr.. J. j. Burroughs was ap-
pointed to succeed him. Messrs. Nourse
and Taylor, superintendent of roads, were
discharged and George N. Beall appointed
to perform the duties heretofore discharged
by Messrs. Nourse and Taylor jointly.
The office of Superintendent of Street
Improvements is very important one and
has been ably filed for years by DIR. Chaplin,
whose advanced age, however, has i'm
paired his activity and induced him to re-
sign.
Mr.. Burroughs, who succeeds DIR. Chaplin,
is one Of the most thoroughly competent
and energetic men who has ever served the
District. The filling up of the old canal,
the macadamizing of the Seventh-street
road and of Eleventh street southeast, and
many other of the most important improve
ments have been accomplished under his
direction much more rapidly and economi-
cally than by contract work or any of the
other District supervisors. Mr.. Burroughs
will prove very successful Superintendent
of Street Improvements.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-26
AMUSEM MENTS.
FRoLIC AT DRIVERS.

Tills' Royal Marionettes, the educated dogs
and monkeys, the Bernardos, Mr.. Sinclair and
the many other artists engaged for this week
amused a very large audience at Drivers
Garden last evening. The ladies and children
appeared TO be particularly delighted with the
antics Of the clown and the frolicsome monkey,
Ponchokeo. The Bernardos are particularly
happy In their Egyptian pastimes, and Mr..
Nelson Sinclair's feats on the slack wire are
very creditable. Miss May Howard increased
operatic airs, as did Mr.. Foreman by his re-.
markable spade dance, and Miss Meredith by
an artistic skipping.rope dance. Those In
joyment for themselves and families should
not fall to go to Drivers this week.
THE THEATRE CoAnoUE.
The Summer Theatre Comiquo Garden pre-
cents brilliant array OF talent this week.
The Comedy Four Combination-Murphy,
Mack, Murphy and Shannon-in now olios,
Ophelia Starr, Jessie Brown, Anna Petrie and
a host of other speciality artists are among the
attractions. Admission only 10 cents.
BICYCLE RACES.
On Saturday, the 3Oth inst the champion
ship bicycle race between John 8. Prince, of
America, and II. W. Higham, of England, Will
take place at the Athletic Park. Quite host
OF other races will occur. Admission 25 cents.
ABNER's SUMMER GARDEN.
The enlarged orchestra, under the con.
ductorship OF Professor Arth, Miss Bertha Ra.
vene, the charming mezzo-soprano, and Mr..
Louis Blumenberg, the eminent violinist, are
among the attractions at Abner's Summer
Garden.
TRoTTING.
A magnificent trotting meeting at the Ma
ational Park, is billed for July 8, 4, and 6.
Some OF the finest trotters and PAGERS In the
country will participate.
BEcKER's SUMMER GARDEN.
Beckers Summer Garden, Seventh street
and Virginia avenue, is open every day and
evening, and is highly pleasant resort.
THE SwIMNIISd.SCHooL.
The swimming school Is one OF the most at
tractive and useful institutions In tho city. 1t
is admirably managed and excellently ap-
pointed.
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A successfur Entertalnment.

The industrious and accomplished young
people Of st. Johns Chapel gave brilliant
entertainment last night at their now Mis-
sionary Hall, which was attended by a
large and appreciative audience. The fol-
lowing programme was rendered in excel
lent style and called forth repeated bursts
ofapplause
Opening chorus-sCall Upon Me-" all. Reel.
tations-"Spring Concert" Mr.. Joe Ringwalt;
Thirteen and Dolly" Miss A. Myers. Duet
"Star OF the Twilight" Misses Mallon aud
Slowen. Recitations-''The Ghost" Mr.. Ned
saxton; "Farmer's Daughter" Miss S. slowen.
Song-"O, II were Merry Bird" Miss Jen-
ME Moore. Recitations-"rhe Courtin'," Miss
M. Mallon; "Sheridan's Ride" Mr.. +. Saxton.
song-"Tho 'Midship Mite" our girls
Recitations = ''Miss Edith Helps Things
Along" Miss M. slowen; "Bugs In the Basket"
Miss Jennie Moore. Song-"Alpine Hunter"
nll. Recitations-"Tho Dandelion," Miss Lo-
raine Myer; "The Two Kings" Miss Emma
Bettis. Song-''Sleigh Ride" all. Dialogue
.Rival Speakers, Masters Ned and Frank
saxton. Recitation - Miss Lizzie Moore
Cantata- Parting" observation-disclosures
Freitchie," Master Fred Saxton; Miss Clara
Pahues; squared OF the Crows" Miss A.
Myer. Song-"By the yiolets." Recltations-
''The Sand Land" Miss Jennie Moore; ''rho
Last Hymn" Miss M. Mallon; ''Socrates
snooks," Mr.. Marcus May. Chorus-"Mariner
Spread Thy SAIL
The choruses were composed of eight
well-trained voices, and the music was ex-
cellent.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-26
EAST WASHINGTON.

-, About 10 O'Clock last night n thief entered
the residence OF Mr.. j. Il. woodneld, B28 B
street southoast, and at once began to pack up
clothing and other loose articles. About the
same time Mr.. Woodneld'e son, young man,
started down stairs In the dark 10 get O drink
he rhe iatter ,hnhins t6nt Inc young
man was coming down to capture him, laid
low, and as woodneld reached his hiding
pretty severely escaped through tho back
window. The thief has not yet been captured.
while while Mr. Edds was driving buggy, along
asennsyivania aeIdm,y, n avenue, between Sixth and
named Jerome German ran under the wheels
OF MS vehicle, and was run over. The injured
where medical aid was rendered, and from
thence TO his homo on South Carolina avenue,
petween Ninth and Tenth streets.
The watchman who guards the public parks
along Pennsylvania avenue, between First
and Sixth stroets east, is trying to capture the
boys who persist in taking the iron caps. on
the park posts and scattering them about, The
penalty for this offense ia a flne OF $40.
The East Washington policemen have been
ordered to appear at Lieutenant Guys station
In West Washington for drill next Friday af-
ternoon at 4 80 o'clock. The men complain
that no means OF transportation will be fur
niehed, In addition TO the fact that they are
compelled to lose time whom they should bo
asleep.
delegation OF tho Washington Light
Guard, consisting OF Lieutenants E. II. Ver-
million and j.. W. soarle and Sergeant De-
last night. The boys. were treated in a royal
manner by Captain Mushback and Licuten-
ants Monroe and Marbury. Lieutenant Searlo
says the Alexandria infantry are Naturo's
noblemcn In the fullest sense OF the word.
Energetic whisky is evidently sold at tho col
ored park, at the terminus OF Seventh-street
car line. colored man on an eastbound car,
who had been there and drank some OF II,
threw his watch out Of the window last night.
The car was stopped and the watch recovered.
The Holy Rollers will give their first picnic
JucnemnHnfa
Doc. Garges and Grand High Priest Captain
Town Will be on deck with a full stock of
rollers.
building committee has been appointed
by the Church OF the Heavenly Rest (colored
EpiscopaD and tho work of erecting new
church building will soon be commenced.
Families, picnics, excursions and the trade
supplied promptly with Ice cream in all
navors by Mr.. George Weidman, 303 Ponnsyl-
yania avenue southeast. Also, with cakes,
candies and other CONNECTIONS, manufactured
on the premises by skilled workmen.
Tenth Week of Our Special Bargains
Monday and Tuesday, June %
and 26-Extr8Ordinary Induce
ments in Shoes. slippers, DC.
Children's buckle Newport ties, SOC.
Misses button, d9c.
Ladies Newport button, all sizes, 73c.
Misses Jersey Lilies, TSc.
Ladies' Jersey Lilies, 99c.
Children's kid button boots, 50c.
Misses Morocco button boots, 7Jc.
| Ladies' kid button, worked holes, S1.19.
Ladies' operatoe slippers, SOC.
Boys dress. hook shoes, 7Sc.
| For other novelties see small bills and Datty
Ne,rs. Kaufrman's, 1241 Eleventh street
| southeast.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-26
WEST WASHINGTON.

To-day about IL 80 o'clock row occurred
on M street between Louis Collins, white
country, and Henry Newman, coiored youth.
Newman rashly drove into Collins wagon and
threatened to smash things generally, when
he was repulsed with blow on his head. Both
taken to the station whero each deposited col
lateral for his appearance at court.
Last Friday farmers in the suburbs of West
Washington commenced cutting wheat. The
crop is reported to be much better than last
year, particularly In Washington and Mont
gomery counties, where the yield per acre
will exceed that OF many past years.
Yesterday afternoon Chin Kee, the M.street
Celestial iaundryman, became greatly en-
ragged at the conduct OF gang OF young Meli-
can boys, who collected In front of the shirt
expressions not very complimentary to the
proprietor, and did other thugs TO destroy
his peace and happiness. Mr.. kee
S1r6ed his passion sos me or.
virtue, he put down his professional imple-
ments and sailed forth into the thoroughfare
and laid seige 70 the frame OF one OF the most
conspicuous participants In the annoyance
The bowling urchin was hauled strangling
into the private apartment OF the Celestial,
whore his language and entreaties for mercy
plainly showed that he was being severely
castigated. Messrs. Bates " shanks
neighbors Of Mr.. Kee heard OF his illegal pro-
ceedings and rushed into his room to md that
he was still spanking the mclean youth with
vengeance, The performance was promptly
checked by the visitors, and shortly afterward
Onlcers Hess and Benton arrived upon the
spot and prevented probable riot, for q crowd
had collected In front OF the laundry and nu-
merous expressions OF vengeance were heard
against the Chinaman,
The water in the Potomac was clear this
morning at all points the rain Of yesterday not
having affected 1t up to the time the early re-
port was taken.
Arrived-schooners Hunton, Nash Rock
land, Me; Henry Parker, Green, Philadelphia;
Jessie W. Knight, Lawrence, Bridgeport.
cleared Alfred Baybrook, briggs, ProYi-
dence Helsn Hasbrook, Bennett, -
Robert Green, destitute and diseased col
ored man, living at 14l7 Thirly-six street,
was to-day granted permit to go TO the hos
pital.
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EXCURSIONS.
LowER oEpAR POINT.


Tho splendid steamer Armenia leaves Its
wharf every day at 8 a. m. for Lower Cedar
Point The Point is the most delightful resort
for eXcursionists IN this section. Every ap-
pointment Is perfect. The beach is one of the
fnest IN the world, the table is most excellent
and every feature complete.
CAPE MAY.
On Saturday next, June 80, grand excur-
sion will be given 10 Capo May. Special trains
leave the u. Il. p. depot at a. m.
HARPERs FERRY.
On Wednesday, the Fourth OF July, an ex-
cursion Will be given to Harper's Ferry. A
delightful time Is guaranteed. Trains Will
leave the Baltimore 4 Ohio Depot at s $50 q. m
GREAT FALLS.
The steam packet Excelsior leaves George.
town each Sunday, Wednesday and Friday
for Cabin John Bridge and the Great Falls. 1t
Is very pleasant ride.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-26
The Fire Board Abolished.

The District Commissioners yesterday
afternoon issued an order abolishing the
Board of Fire Commissioners. Congress
made no appropriation for the continuance
of the board, and although the members
begged to be allowed to continue to serve
without compensation, the Com
missioners, after fully investigating the
matter, ascertained that the board was
utterly useless and rather drawback to
the service, and decided to abolish it.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-26

instruction OF all pupils In the public schools
as TO the effects of alcohol upon the human
system.
prominent Indiana Greenbacker, Milton
Jennings by name, is said TO have been made
Insane by over anxiety in regard TO the ma
tional finances,
King Alfonso wants an the nations to take
part In a grand celebration In Spain OF the
Columbian discovery OF America, and not to
hold the celebration In Italy or America.
DID you ever smoke Lopgfellow cigar2
The Evening critic., 1883-06-26
D0uhIe.Teaning Ia,

Samuel willard, of Baltimore, Md, and Car.
rie Stewart, OF Richmond, Va.
L. O. Lowe and Rosa l.. Buckley.
II. G. Bergling and Ida l.. Johnson.
Samuel d. Fisher and Emma Brown, both OF
Essex County, Va,
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Election ofOmcers.

At the annual meeting of the Alumni Asso-
citation of the National College of Pharmacy
held last evening the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year; Pro-
fessor Albert M. Read, president; Professor
II. E. Kalusowski, vice-president; ]. A.
Watson, secretary; Andrew F. Hofer,
treasurer; Professor Il. II. Fristoe, Louis
Kolepinski, Edwin c. stott, Harry Standi-
ford and Frank Pitzer, executive commit
fee
The Evening critic., 1883-06-26
"AIderney Dairy waxons.,

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every morn.
ing and delivered in y ID "ward" prints, 36c.
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk
and sweet milk, &c per at. Cream 16o, por pint.
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UHDERTAkERS.

ADDISON DAY,
PRACTICAL UNDERTAKER AND CABINET
MAKER.
Ready-made Collins, Caskets and Shrouds, No.
3OI 4ls ST., corner of q q. W. Branch Store, 6i1
Mass. ave. n. W. Orders promptly executed at
reasonable rates, fbtf
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Tho Accumulation

OF odd pants thrown on our bargain counter
you can buy them at half price. Elsemar
Bros, clothiero and tailors, corner Seventh
and u.
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See the eternal unntness OF things. silver
dollar OF 1904 was recently sold for Sl0i,
while the silver dollar OF the present day Is
worth about 7S cents. This Is progress.
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Eor RnYR.

odd lots OF linen suits, at half price, TO close,
Eiseman Bros, clothiers and tailors, corner
Seventh and Z.
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R. F. HARVEY, UNDERTAKEN,

42I SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
The public is respectfully notified that am no
longer at 9S2 Il ST., but 92l Seventh street n. w.
Make no mistake. II. +. HARVEY.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-26
EiE.ALTH I9 wDALTH,

DR.. E, O. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment, a
guaranteed specific tor Hysteria Dizziness, Con-
yulsions. FITS, Nervous Neuralgia, Headache,
Nervous PIOstrAtion caused by the use Of
alcohol or tobacco, .Wakefulness, Mental De
preston, sonening OF the Brain resulting In
death. Premature Old Age. Barrenness, Loss OF
power In either sex, Involuntary Losses and sper-
aelfabuse or oyer.indnlgenee. Each box con-
tains the months treatment. o. a box, or six
price. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES 10 cure
any case. With each order received by us for six
chaser our written guarantee TO refund the money
II the treatment does not effect q cure. 0uaran-
ION. lu7
The Evening critic., 1883-06-26
Harper's Ferry.

Everybody is anxious to spend the Fourth Of
July out OF town In pleasure and recreation.
We advise our readers to take advantage or
the cheap rates offered and attend the excur-
sion OF NJ. NJ. Abrahams 10 the above point, Tho
beautiful mountain scenery en- route and at
the Ferry, the historical points OF interest and
different sports on Byrne's Island (one of tho
finest picnic grounds IN the country, situated
in the Potomac River, and lifted up by the b.
& o. II. Il. at a great expense with pavilion
for dancing, swings, boats, croquet, bath
houses and other sports Tor the excur5ionlsts
free OF charge) viii make this the most en-
1oyable trip for the Fourth. The Chester
County Ice Cream Company Will furnish
at city prices on Byrne's Island. Every ar
rapgement has been secured for the comfort
OF those who attend. If you want TO spend q
day OF recreation and pleasure from the heat
OF the city we advise you TO take the trip.
Each person guaranteed a seat in nrst-class
cars,
"Your sin Will surely ind you out" said the
good man 10 his wayward son, "Don't care,
dad" replied the young reprobate. $50 long
as nobody nnds out my sin."-Bost0R Trans
cript.
Girl graduates In England wear gowns pre-
cisely like those worn by university men, and
made by the same tailor. mean man NUT"
ters; "The only way 10 tell which from
tother is 10 wait for mouse"
TIE Longfellow cigar beats all others.
railroad conductor is about the only man
in the world TO whom IL entrusted the priv
ilege OF making time. Almost anybody can
Kill time,
The Evening critic., 1883-06-26
LOANS.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT
,M1 the lowest rates. Danenhower q Son, 1929
Est. NV. fstf
MONEY TO LOAN-I HAVE MONEY TO
Iva loan on real estate, In sums Of from 500 and
upward, al lowest rates Of interest. Charges
moderate. No delay. B. II. Warner, 916 + ST. n.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-26
FOR EXCHANGE.

+" ANTED-To EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old ones at Buffers Stove Exchange,
cor. 9th and X; smoky chimneys cured or no
pay; stoves exchanged for groceries; old stoves
bought C21
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AUCTION SALES.
NNN71N.NNE1NNNNNNNNNN
nUNCANsoN BROS,


~ Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT OF GROUND ON FOURTH
SOUTH ANb S6sF PNsYEvnNrR nNFMNzSN AVENGE EsNSGE
reeorded II iissr aesS and Rs No t olo @ ~ TX
ton e9s cosSiy III hns she pssrSt coamb
and at the request Of the party secured, VIII sell
Trsay Inc nsS day Y II o1a ane I pssiss' 80
o'clock p M, the following described real estate.
umb w Fart e o ot nsa%besd ssve 81 IN
square numbered eight hundred and twenty, be-
ffom the northwest corner or lot number six, in
said square. and running thence north with the
sixty eight feet the south feet thence
west sixty: Eight feet to the place Of beginning.
twelve ana eighteen months, with interest at the the
rate of six per cent. per annum. and secured by
he or aay an o sss
Terms to be complied with in. seven days from
purchaser, after five days public notice OF such
~ F. CLAY coLLINswoRTH.
ju1ieod5t Trustee.
The above sale is Postponed until Wednesday,
,..,.o. +. CLAY coLIINsWoRTH,
John SHERMAN 6 CO., -.
oNETHIRD INTEREST IN A VALUABLE
LOT ON THIRD STREET souTHEAsr. BE
AND 9 sIREET. SAID LOT iMPRovE6 BY Z
A TWosTORY FRAME DWELLING.
the 16ih day Of October, 1852 and duly record. -,
Scnrd ed in ber fdr No 1872 folio ss one 9thc land
the request. of the holder of the note Sc:
Se S said SseE IF VII H. sell S Il Sn
June, 1883, at 8 o'clock y. M, the one.third un-
divided interest 10 sublot five (5), In i. Simms'
recorded subdivision of lots and 8, in square
701.
Terms OF Sale-one. third cash, and the balance
semi.annually, or all cash at the option Of the
purchaser, the deferred payments to be secured
by deed OF trust on the property sold. A deposit
ofs5o will be required at the time OF sale. II terms
OF sale are not complied with ia seven days, the
property will be resold ut the risk and cost of de-
iaulting purchaser.
ju1seodt6ds Trustee
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
DIR. FELIX LIE BRUINS
q and q

PREVENTIVE AND CURE Tor EITHER SEX.
This remedy being injected directly to the seat
OF those diseases OF the Genito- Urinary Organs,
requires no change of diet or nauseous. mercurlai
or poisonous medicines to be taken Internally.
II is impossible TO contract any venereal disease;
hut In the case OF those already UNFORTU-
NATELY AFFLICTED with Gonorrhea and
Gleet We guarantee boxes TO cure or we Will re.
flnd the money. Price by mail postage paid. a
ANTEkS issued by all authorized agents. DIR.
FELIX LIE BRUN & CO.. Sole Props. Stott &
Cromwell Sole Agents, washington. b. O. ln7
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LOST AND FOUND.

r osT-THIs DAY-BETWEEN IOWA CIR
IL Gle and Patent Office, n package OF papers
bearing my name, Reward II returned 70 1911 q
st. n. W. DR.. Antisel. ju25-sts
The Evening critic., 1883-06-26
FOR RENT--Stores.

T1INE STORE FOR RENT IN ONE OF THE
IL best business locations Of West Washington,
32d and SITS. (High and I'd sts.) Inquire at VIM.
Whelan's grocery store No. 1851, next door,
ju23-3t&
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FOR SALE-Mfsceiiane

ENOR SALE-40O00 FEET OF u NEW GAS
~ pipe at cents per foot also Tricycles cheaper
than anywhere else In the world. W. w. Giles,
1927 Pa. ave. Ju2l-6ts
TTNHE YACHT WHITE SWAN FOR SALE
Il or charter. ]. l. Hall, foot OF 18th ST. 8, w.
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E,OR SALE--A BARGAIN IN A NEW TWO
II story and basement brick house, corner 9Th
and @ SITS. n. W.; seven rooms, bath and ali mod.
ern improvements; three bay windows and iin-
ished In rstclass style, with stone steps; price,
$3.50 cash; rented $50 per month. Apply to
Danenhower q Son. 1226 + st. jes-im
INOR SAJE-F0UR NEW TWO-STORY SIX
IL room brick houses In Pierce st. N. W., near
10th ST., with cellar and all modern improve
ments and finished In firstclass style; price,
S3.3oO, monthly payments, or 5000 cash; rented
S25 ;2p per month. Apply TO Danenhower q Son,
l226 II 81. je8-lm
The Evening critic., 1883-06-26

WANTED GIRL-A GOOD SETTLED wO-
wv man can find employment at 8, e. corner
and 18th ats n. W.: washing and ironing done
out. iu26-3tF
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Advertisements OF three lines. under the head OF
'Sltuations Wanted" are inserted three times
FREE.
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VITANTED-A NURSE AND SEAMsTRESS
w TO live at Mount Pleasant; white preferred
Apply at lo25 10th ST. N. W., between III and IL o.
IN, iu26-3ts
The Evening critic., 1883-06-26

UTANTED-ENfPLoY IN PATENT
w attorneys ofice as clerk or to attend to out
side work and make examinations In Patent
ONCE, etc. Address Inventor, Washfngto N, D.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-26

"ANTED-A CLEAN. TIDY WOMAN
w for general housew0rk; must be q good
cook; come with reliable recommendations, and
stay at nights. Apply at 20G5 32d st,, Geprgetown
The Evening critic., 1883-06-26

VTTANTED--AN HONEST, SOBER AND
w steady young man (German) wishes n sit
uatlon as coachman; he knows his business first
class willing and obliging. Address Panl, Critic
office- jp16
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WHNJE6-HeIp-Femnfe.
Advertisements Of Three lines under this head
Inserted three times for Is cents.

UTANTED-A RELIABLE WHITE WO-
wv man to do the work OF o small family must
stay at night. Apply at 92l Mass. ave. n. W.
fp20-HA