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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE NATIONAL THEATRE.


The new drama, "Nordeck," at tho National
Iheatre, Is one OF tho strongest on tho stage.
Mr, Frank Mayo-always a favorlto In wash
lngton-iS powerful In the loading role and Is
support Is excellent. The mounting of the
piece Is effective and handsome and the scenic
effects fine. grand matinee will DO given to.
morrow afternoon.
FoRD's OPERA HOUSE.
7 "Tho Two johns" combination met with n
hearty reception at the opera house last oven.
Ing and kept their audience In n continual
condition oflaughter aud applause. Matinee
tomorrow afternoon at 2 pm.
THE THEATRE CoMIoUE. -
Tho lovers Of the theatre will be delighted
TO learn that Alice oates Is engaged for sec.
ond week at the Comiquc. This week the
Queen OF the Opera Boufre appears as Bstt,nd
in "The Mascotte."
THE DIME MUSEUM.
The attractions at the Dime Museum arc
great this week. Tho performance OF the
noon and evening,
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PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

MRS NJ. ]. CLARK, of 707 Twelfth street,
reports that che was robbed OF $50 last night.
GENERAL HAzEN is absent from the city
lcer.
GENERAL SAM EINsTEIN caused to DO
ours.
Mrs. M. NJ. KEEcH has taken out a per.
init 10 erect dwelling on North Capitol street,
between and NJ streets, to cost 81 800.
THE Indian Commissioner has sub
mitted his estimates for the next fiscal year 10
the Treasury Department. They amount to
S633S,000.
JOHN G. ROUSE, of Ga G street, reports
that gold chain and breastpin were stolen
from his house yesterday morning. The pro-
perty is valued at S33.
JOHN NJ. WooD, for being absent from
duty without leave. and failing to obey the
orders OF his superior ofiicer, has been dis
charged from the police force.
E. E. CLEMENTS, son of Mr.. A. b. G.
Clements, OF tho War Department., has euc-
cessfully passed an examination for imia.
sion 10 the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
THE many friends ofCaptaiu G. A. Fleet
wood, Commander OF the Washington Cadets,
VIII regret TO learn OF the death or his father
In Baltimore yesterday at tho ripe age OF ~.
TODAY Charlotte Bostwick ct al en-
tored n sub In equity against Emeline d. Low
oft ct al. for partition and sale OF the property
known as Kalarama, In Northwest Washing
tOn' ihefe hto uiuely'Oue dcreS III lno tract,
THE delegates to the International Time
Meridian Congress met again to-day at tho
State Department and Informally discussed
the arrangements for the convention % assem-.
bio TO- morrow. The proceedings will BIO con.
Quoted In French and with closed doors.
Mr.. THOMAS SUMMERvILLE, of the
building committee OF the National Rides
Armory, stated 10 RRIrIC reporter this after
noon that from the present condition OF the
work, lie was confident that tho now opera.
house would be completed and ready for the
first performance on November 10.
GEORGE TAYLOR, q colored man, was
defendant In the Police Court this morning for
being the owner OF dog that had no tax.tag
md collar on HE neck. Tho defendant pleaded
guilty, and said he was not rich enough now
TO buy tag, nut he thought that In two weeks
he could raise So. He was given two weeks In
which TO raise q tag.
CHARLES BATsoN, colored tough who
was arrested by Onlcer Murphy IN "Foggy
Bottom" some time ago for disorderly con.
duct, got back at the officer and tore his badge
Off aud otherwise maltreated tho limb OF the
law. This morning Judge Smell fined the
prisoner SO for the disorderly conduct audS1O
for the assault. He got forty.nyeday6.
t.ygn.--,,
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Mems Esss hing Goods.
ming asssssfes, h N pep 3, 437 Seventh
Manning the Baby.

"Farowell, darling"
Tho speaker, who was young man OF %,
with deep, lustrous eyes, soft womanly voice,
and a tailor bill OF more than two years stand.
Ing, looked up beseeehingly at tho girl to
whom he addressed these words and waited
for her TO reply. But no answer came. In
the west, whore the bands Of crimson light
that streamed up from below the horizon told
OF the dying day, angry looking clouds were
gathering, and an occasional vivid flash OF
lightning told of an approaching storm. The
wind, which came IN ntful gusts, sighed moan
ingly In the branches OF the lindons that sur
rounded Brierton villa, and the husky, after-
supper sigh OF a large Drindle COW sounded
strangely In accord with It's weird surround
ings.
The man turns to go. Spite OF all no can do
there are tears In the brown eyes that such
little time ago were looking lovingly into those
Of Beatrice McNulty and as he walks slowly
down the graveled path It seems as though
the future held for him nothing but dcsolate
sorrow that could never know sutcease or ond-
ing as though the chalico OF mighty grief
hgd been held by the cruel hand or fate aud
drained TO lis very dres5 by unwilling lips.
And then, Just as the horizon OF his Ilfo seein5
forever covered with the pail OF disappointed
hope, he hears tho voice OF tho one woman In
oil The wide, wide world whom he loves. "Her.
bert" she BHyB.
In an instant he rs by her sldc. "You called
NE" he asks, his face iilumincd with tho ton.
der radiance OF Il newly born hope.
"Yes," she answers. W cannot live Without
your love, and we Will lot papa decide tho
question over which We came 80 near making
wrecks OF our lives. DO you agroe to that?'
~ do"
AND 60 you children have quarreled over
What tho frst child shall DO named, and you
nre not yet marrlodY asks Mr.. McNulty.
Ntr, papa replies Beatrice, desired to
call II Belva, but Herbert says that would DO
too feminine In case IL WAS n boy. Ho insists
on Cleveland, but that seems 80 horribly mas.
Cullne for a GIRL"
"Why don't you settle on something that
would be nelthor masculine nor feminine?
would That he satisflctoryY
at would" lhey answered.
"ghen the matter is easily disposed OF.
have n NAME
"Tell II to me" cries Beatrice In glrllsh eager
Lesa.
bending lovingly over hts child John W.
MCNulty SAYS In low solemn tones; .1sursrr,
"6eorse william Curtis, ~ bLgalSkiaSDt III NE
hatnG" By MgTat kS,Siedd, Ssfs
hhirta, COlaE&&Md CTGs Done Up,
equal TO lassshVAR steam Laundry.
LowesinEfftes. '
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Romantic 10 nrdor.

ITIIhOUFEN NhTOUIUTt
The night was dark, cloudy and romantic az
he stood under her window at the parental
mansion. A rope, chock full OF elopement,
stretched from the window TO tho ground,
Softly the sash was raised and her angelic form
appeared at the easement.
SIS everything ready7" she whispered In
third. ecene bOX.set voice.
eyes," he responded In tho same theatrical
tones.
slave you tho horse and buggy at tho
corner, n dark lantern, two reVolYer3 and q
dOuble.bnrreled shotgun2"
"Iee, yes" he replied; "everything Is ar
ranged. Slide down."
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TsoIatiOn-OT the Orkneys.


southern Tourist-Got any newspapers hero?
Orcadian Boatman-Ou aye, when tho
steamer comes. II it's fine she'll come ancc
weeks but when IT'S stormy, 4 winter, We din.
ma catch aGllnt o. her for three months at
time.
southern Tourlst-Then you'll not know
what's goln' on In Londonl
Orcadlan Boatman-Na-but ye see yo'rS lust
as III an ! London as we are, for ye dinna ken
what's gaun on herel
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LOST IND FOUND.
HowEs BUsGNE5a SCHOOL, 5l7 7th st.
snd EGec,s Of wnguor's Music,

At recent concert In Munich, durlny the
playing Of selections from Wagners operas, a
gentleman In the audience suddenly became
Insane and sought 70 strangle lady sitting
near him. The occurrence produced an indie.
scribable sensation. After a severe struggle
the lady was Rescued from tho maniac's
clutches and the latter was taken TO the police
station,
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Another IMystery CLEARED mn.

ThIIhdeIphIn Gail,
ono day baby heard dreadful s1uealiug in
a neighbOr's pig sty.
mamma.
81 INK deyre spAnkIn' he," said baby sol.
EMMY.
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EXCURSIONS,
MOUNT VERNON.

MOUNT VEHNON,
Tho W. W. CorcoraR leaves daily, except
Sunday, for Mt. Vernon at 10 a. m.
GREAT FALLS.
Tho packet Excelsior leaves for Cabin John
Bridge and the Great Falls Sunday, Tuesday
and Friday, at 8 q, m.
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why, Cert'nIy.

ihllautlpHlh RECORD,
a biblical critic OF British extraction corrects
what no styles stupid perVerslon OF seuse.
lor "hewers OF wood ana drawers OF water" no
wpulu read drawers OF wood and ewers OF
WAFER. Nobody, he Justly says, ever saw u
bureau Win drawers OF water, or bedroom
pitcher made out OF wood.
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Embarrassing to Anam Man.

Burlington Free Press
In Anam, China, 1t Is customary for the head
OF family 10 Olfer male guest the choice II
his unmarried daughters, This Is sometimes
very embarrassing FOR the guest.
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,,nREPURLICAN INyINCIRLEs,
JSi3 ATTENTION!
MARRIED ID.

MCLEAN-BOWMAN.-In Philadelphia, Sop.
tember 10, 1881, at the residence of Professor
II, A. Mcclure, brother.lnlaw OF the bride, by
Rev. Il. Mckay, DR.. J. A. Mclean, OF Onto, %
Annie X. Bowman, of Philadelphia.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-09-30

DIR. ScHUTE, the resident physician at
the Washington Asylum, hes resigned Tho
Commissioners have appointed DE-. Ii. 3, II.
Harris TO the vacancy,
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RY DUNCANsON BROs.,.

By virtue OF an order of the Supreme Court in
equity cause No. s,3g2 Underwood vs. Pratt.
will sell on SATURDAY, September q, 1881, at "
O'Clock M, within the auction rooms of Duncan
son Bros, corner Ninth and ID streets northwest,
the assets, books, papers stamps, &c, &C., belong
Ing to the late firm OF Pratt d Underwood.
Terms-Cash.
CHARLES O. DUNCANsoN,
se2i.3t Receiver Of Pratt q Underwood,
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FINANCIAL.
To.dny,s stock Quotations.

The following observations OF the transac-
tions In the financial market to-day, together
with tho opening and closing quotations, are
furnished by the banking.house OF ii. ID.
Cooke, IT,, & Co., 1d20 street, Washington,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRovED PROF
/ ERTY, IN SQUARE 1893.
John SHERMAN, Auctionccr.

BY virtue OF deed of trust dated October 81,
A. ID. 1881, and duly recorded In liber g3i, folio
3e6 ct seq, of the land records OF the District of
Columbia, at the written request Of the holder OF
the note secured thereby, default having been
made In the payment thereof, the undersigned
trustee. Will oner for sale at public auction, In
front OF the premises, on MONDAY, October q,
1854, at p. M, all that certain piece or pare
o. ground known and described M lot numbered
the subdivision Of" Brary Farm In the County
OF Washington, District of Columbia, and
bounded on the front by Howard avenue, as
more fully described in llber 693 folio i56, one
OF the land records OF the District of Columbia.
Terms made known on day of sale.
l.. q. FLETCHER,
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ron EXCHANGE.

zoo ACRES OF GOOD TIMBER LAND
OOOaud 90 shares of Colorado mining stock
to trade for hou sc, farm, business or goods Chll
at or address Room 4, Hlllman House se2o-dt-
YNTANTEB-IO EXCHANGE NEW sTOVns
w for old ones Rt Buffers stove Exchange,
oOr. 9th and X; smoky Chlnneyh cured or no
pay; stoVea exchanged for groceries, old stoves
bo1Eht, r.
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PERSONAL.

S. G. KANE and Andrew Doll, of Cleve-
land, registered at the Ebbitt to-day.
Miss CARRIE FAIRBANKS, Terre
Haute, Ind, and W. II. Fairbanks ana wife,
Joplin, Mo-, are at the Riggs.
CHARLES G. REYNOLDS has been APP
pointer to a 81 900 clerkship in the Buraau OF
Medicine and Surgery in the Navy Depart
ment.
-SECRETARY EDWARD MCPHERSON 70.
turned from his homo In Pennsylvania aud
was at the rooms OF the Republican Congress
sional Committee this afternoon.
Mr.. AND MRS L. w. SLOANE, of In-
dlanapolis, are at Wizards. Mr.. Sloane Is
manager OF ono OF the express companies at
Indianapolis, and prominent citizen.
-MRs. JOHN 4. HECK and her son and
daughter have returned from Minnesota,
where they have been spending the summer
They are permanently located at No. 10
Fourth sireeSsoutheast.
Mrs. Dir. ID. III. UAZEN aud little son,
Henry, OF 107 Sixth street southwest, who
have been visiting her sister, near Asbury
Park, N. j., for the past three months, have
returned greatly improved In health.
DIR. GEORGE II. WRIGHT, OF this city,
has been appointed resident physician Mt tho
Dispensary In place Of DR.. MarkrIter, whose
term has expired. DR.. Wright has been
student and assistant at the Dlspensary for
some years. lob
Tho Display ...ssssS
OF sultings and paintings lnss0ur tailoring de-
partment Is by lar tsosfhost attractive ever
shown. EisemRH1t3t6s., clothlor5 and tailOrs,
corner seysVsnand Z.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
Commencing MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,
MIR. FRANK MAYO,
Supported by a superb company, including
RACHEL MCAULEY,
In the Beautiful, Romantic Drama,
NoRDEC x.
Founded on werner's novel, WvIneta." md
written by Frank Mayo and Jno. G. Wilson.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
BY special request, Saturday night only, tho
beautiful idyl Of the backwoods,
DAvY CROCK
Next week-sIBERIA.
lords oPERA.HoUsE.
THE TWO JOHNS. THE TWO JOHNS.
Tho Laughing Success OF tho Week.
"Let me have men about me that are fat
sleek.hcaded men, such as sleep OF nights."-
Cesar.
TWO JOHNS COMEDY OF ERRORS
TWO JOHNS COMEDY OF ERRORS.
TWO JOHNS COMEDY OF ERRORS,
TWO JOHNS COMEDY OF ERRORS
TWO JOHNS COMEDY OF ERRORS.
"Would he we're futter; no loves no plays,
Ho hears no music, seldom no smiles.
such men as he DO never at hearts ease"
JOHNNIE JUMBO DRoMIo MATINEE
WEDNESDAY.
Comedy continues at Ford's next weok.
Dalys Magnificent Comedy, 7-20-S.
Same precisely as given In London.
No end Of fun In this glorious play.
GRAND BENEFIT
METROPOLITAN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
ny THE
BARRETT CLUB DRAMATIC COMPANY
AT LINCOLN HALL
Friday evening and Saturday matinee, octo.
Der and 4,
on which occasion viii DO presented tho pop
ular drama OF
ANON II II e b II L A X ERs,
And tho Company's adaptation OF the laugha.
bic farce OF Box ana Cox, entitled
MIDT AND YLE,
Rewritten expressly for the favorito come
dams, Messrs. TIM MURPHY aud T. d.
MALTBY.
Tlcketp, % cents; reserved seats for evening
performances % cents extra, at Ellis Music
store,
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LECTURES.

NEMORY; . o..,,,o.,...., .,...,..,
FREE LECTURE on the -
"ART OF ACQUIRING MEMORY
by Prof. A. S. BOYD. ut Y. NJ @. A. Building, li0)
n. Y, ave-, MONDAY NIGHT, September %. at
1890 O'Clock. se27-2tF
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Tho Display

OF sultings and paintings lpssour tailoring de-
partment Is by lar pxoeffiOst attractive ever
shown. EisemRHBr6s., clothlor5 and tailors,
corner SeYsStna and Il.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hloz1 DISSOLUTION NOTICE. ass;e's
Tho firm OF Ransom & Buekssitfiis day dis
solved by mutual conseufsr John l.. Rlnsom
buying the interest .ofsEti s. Buck. Said Ran.
som Will settle atcfaims due or against said
arm. JOHN l.. RANSOM,
a.sSS ELI 8. BUCK.
NssWdshlngton, D. o., Sept. Is, 1884.
stI-A MASS TEMPERANCE MEETING UN-
s~7 der the auspices OF the Good Tenn
plars Will be held at Fourth st, M. L. Church,
Capitol Hill, on next Thursday. Major Hall,
DR.. France and other prominent speakers Will
address the meeting upon the license ques-
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FOR REKT-Misceiid1eoUs.

IroR RENT-To A GOOD COOK A FIRST
II class stand for an oyster bar. Apply 4. NJ.
Kudd's Iesthuraut 93l La. ave. se25-3t
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AUCTION SALES.
- Ns,.,->-'-'y'-N.N,seNNNNoNNNNNNNN'O
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct oneer.


THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer. y
BY virtue of decree Of the DlstrlqtBt Co
lumbia, passed on the 9TH day OF March, A. d.
J.. Creswell OF al, Commissioners Qfkhe +. s. &
i. Co., were plaintiffs, and Joseph Brooks ct
al. were defendants, and also bf7vlrtuo OF an
the 9th day OF August, A. DStsSi, Will I.,-.
sell az public auction, In font OF the I'D
premises, on Monday, oefpber 10, 1891, ID.
real estate in the counfy OF washington, Dis
trict OF Columbia, to Ht: Lot numbered four
G1l, In section numhcred one u), In the sub
division OF tho trHgtees of Barry Farm, &c
cordlne to the pIsst on die In tho ONCE Of
NE surveyor oHwashington County, District
Terms OF see: one-thlrd of the purch ase
money in Gosh and the balance in O and IL
months With legal interest thereon. or the
purchassfs, at their option, may pay all In
A 1sposit Of $50 to be made Mt time of sale.
All tbnveyaucing at cost OF purchaser.
~ JAS. II. woRMLEY, Trustee,
as8O-eod&ds 522 Eighth st. n. W.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF UNIMPRovED PROP.
L ERTY, IN SQUARE 1893.
BY virtue of deed OF trust, dated September
IL A. D., 1875, and duly recorded In Llber
sos, Folio 400, ono OF the land records OF ..,
the District OF Columbia, / will sell attssS
public auction, In front OF the promises, ID.
on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1884, at 9
estate, situate in the city of Washington, Dis
trict OF Columbia, to wit; All that piece and
parcel OF ground known and distinguished on
the public plat OF said city as lot numbered
thirty 800, In square numbered ten hundred
and thirty.three (1033).
Terms OF sale-amount OF indebtedness and
expense OF sale--cash, balance In one year,
with Interest, from sale, TO be secured by decd
OF trust on property, or all cash, at option Of
purchaser.
Deposit OF $50 required on day of sale.
BENJAMIN U. KEYSER,
se206oc9 Trustee.
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"ANTFD-To THOSE IN WANT OF HELP
w or situations for mechanical trades. book
Keepers, travelling or store statesmen, ladies In
stores or Offices, teamsters. laborers, lanItors
cook nurses and all positions OF trust, apply TO
or address Commercial Employment Agency
central licensed Office for this and principal
Cllleb bV5 n NJ n. W,
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CHICAGO, Sept. 3O.-wheat closed 11s8laac.
higher than the opening 1gures--October,
ISIS; November, sO%. Corn-septembor So.
higher; October, Nc. lower; September, Dos.
bid; October, 564i November, 16E. olts,s
Lard &c. higher sgSiember aeesSi6ctober
1885, November, 81. h: Rsssso ctober, $17'
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rS,z~To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

RI<~fblO WnOM MAI
whereas, The following millers of George
town, d. o., having in tho past and are now
using old, fiithy and sour barrels for packing
-four, thus grossly violating all sanitary laws,
while irreparable damage is done to the trade
OF coopeIage,
Therefore DO It resolved by Mount Vernon
Association OF Painters, Knights OF Labor, that
we positively refuse to patroni2e any grocer
or baker who either sells or buys any of the
following brands Of flour manufactured by
Herr Il Cisaell and u. Y. Robinson, m,liers OF
Georgetown, and further be 1t resolved that
the coopers OF Georgetown Will havo the sup
port OF l.. A. 170S, financially or otherwise;
"The Herwood," the "Budapest," the "Oook's
Delight" "a II. Hers Best Family Flour"
"rhe Great Swiss Process" "rhe Delightful
Roller Process" "Try Me-" "rhe Rising
Sum-" etc.
GEO. ]. ENNIS,
se20-3teo Il. S. i79S.
p.xa. NEW JERSEY VOTERS.
bSo All voters desiring reduced rates for
transportation home to vote must call at Oh
+ ST. n. w. between and p. m. and register
name and destination on or before September
80.
regular meeting OF the New Jersey Repub-
lican Association will be held at 510 11th 81.
NV, WEDNESDAY, Oct. /, Z p. IN.
JACOB W. STARR,
President.
j, H. INWEY, Secretary. se2O.3t
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WdNTED-HeiD--Feno,s.

Advertisements Of Three lines under tbis ba.n
Inserted three times for 25 cents. WI" "eNo
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Chicago Grain and Provision Fu-
lures.
The following summary by d. X. Plain &
o., St. Cloud building, Ninth and streets,
shows the course of the Chicago produce mar
ket up to one p. m. to-day:
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NCnIu ElUITABLE
IKE COOPERATIVE BUILDING AssooIA.
TON.
Monthly payments $3.50 per share; $1,000
In full advanced on each share. Assets Au.
gust, 1884, S300,761.63. Tho 00th regular
monthly meeting for tho payment of dues aud
making advances will be held WEDNESDAY,
October /, 1884, at o'clock y. M, at Marlni's
Hall, L street northwest. Shares In tho 9TH
issue may Do taken at this meeting or at tho
ofllce OF the Secretary.
THos. s0MERvILLE, President.
JNO. JOY EDISON, Secretary, OF + ct. n. W.
apODlf
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HowE,s BUSINESS SCHOOL, 5s 7th ST
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CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-Wheat Opened ls0NG.
higher than at yesterdays closing prices;
october, 1875; November, S0A. COrn--Sep.
tember,2c. higher: October, h aud septic mber,
&C.. September, SIS, and october, 57Ii; No.
vember, d6l,. oats steady; September and
October, 25as. Lard, November, &c. lower, at
S7.07l5. Pork, nominally unchanged, at
9l6,T5(d$lT for October,
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WANTED-A COMPETENT COOK; ALSO
an eSperienceHnurse girl; private family;
references requircd. Apply at 0Oi litn 81. n.
W., evenings after q. geoO 3ts
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"ANTED-A NEAT, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w girl, from 10 to II years old, for hOlspNOrk
IN family oitwo. Apply immediately at 1915 N.
Y. ave n. ga97.
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WANTED-A RELIABLE GIRL TO DO GEN.
w eral homework for small family; must
BIO we'll recommended, Apply los ri St. n. w.
seoO.3tf Wv
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WANTED-TwENrY COOKS AND HOUSE
w girls Immediately, with..Ss6jd recon.
mendatiOnsi highnst wageS~ given, by the
Commercial Emplds meYtSa agency, 500 st. n.
W. se.l0.tf
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WANTED-A SOD COOK AND GENERAL
W houseworker in a family OF two; good
wages 70 competent one. Call with referen-
ces at 20lS st.n se2O-3tr
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WANTED-A MIR WHITE GIRL FoR GEN
try girl, 1904 $50 NV. sa3D :,ls
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NVANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG LADY
w to keep house for a widower or nurse
lady or Will 90 out sewing at rs cents day.
Address q. r., care Il. n. Nash, 900 Sth st. NV.
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Advertisements OF Three lines under this he. 4
Inserted three times for rs cents.
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WANfED-AT III SIXTH ST. n. w.. At
w once, two Rlls: Ono Ia cor, wash sod
iron, the other to b chumbt rwjrk and mead
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49, y. .sN'7-s wv NTNNtN0yN0NeNNN
"ANThD-BY a QUIET GENTLEMAN A
w comfortable room; moderate price: with or
without board. Address w. H., Grille Office
slailIG location and terms. se2i as
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