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what Shall the Harvest Boe

The summer is ended-what shall the har-
vest boz II you have eowed liberally,you Will
reap richly. But II not-remember that the
next Uhe 173dl Grand Monthly Drawing OF
the Louisiana State Lottery WIZ happen on
Tuesday, october II, 1SSl-fuH Information
OF which can be had OF NJ. A9Dauphln, New
Orleans, La, At the drawing Uhe 171sD OF
August 10, among the results tho following
Is reported No. 1906 gov the first capital
prize OF $4,000. IL was5sold In fitths-one
was held by Eugene dhudins, No. 231 st.
Peters street, New orleens; another by Mr..
as a carpenter at Grand Cotton Exposition
Building at New 9eans. No. 53,S03 drew
second capital prlMbt 1000, sold In New
$4,000, sold :iyf afthe-two to Mr.. T. S. Tut.
weller, OF Stafford, Ria, collected through
Columbus (aIes.) Insurance aud Banking %.
The fourth qepital prizes of $4,000 each went
TO Nos. 1,lV and 55,475, sold in fractional
parts hither and yop, among others two.ntths
TO a: ID. glover, No. % 8. Compton avenue, st.
Louie, No.; one fifth to Mr.. Louis 8. Day, of
New ihven, Conn.,, and to other parties in
Washington, d. O., and In New Orleans, La.
Bukhere we Will rest fora period. ITO be con-
tilked indefniteiy.)
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REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers Of real estate wero
filed for record October 1 with the Recorder
OF Deeds, as reported exclusively to THE CrITIo
by j. +. olmstead, 141G New York avenue:
D street, north side, between Second and
Third streets northwest, square $40, part OF
lot l, west 2lx135A, VIM. Il. Howard to Mar.
garet Behrend; $4,000.
O street. north side, between Four-and-a.
halt and sixth streets northwest, square SOB,
p nrt OF lot 2, east 15xnl33, Allen O. Clark to
o street, north side, between Four-and.a.halt
and Sixth streets northwest square sos, part
Of lot 3, west l5x133, Allen O. CLARK to Willie
Tenth street, east side, between and O
streets northeast, square 90i, part OF lots 10,
II and IL, south IL feet front OF lot IL and
north feet front OF 10 by depth 65 feet ga
Inches, Edward 8. York to Enoch ". Lowe
$4,000.
Tenth street, east side, part of next above
described lots, south 81 It. front OF II and
north IT. front of 10 by depth GO ft.), Caro-
line L. Shields to Edward $. York; nominal.
Front on alley In rear of Rhode Island ave.
nue, between Connecticut avenue aud Seven
teenth street northwest, square 150. part OF
S2i7.5O.
Rear Of Rhode Island avenue next north OF
above described property, 25x29, Mariana d.
Lathrop TO Sarah II. Davis; $707.5O.
Twenty.sixth street, 7Sih It. front, northeast
corner Water street northwest, 1854 It. front
10,2OO SO. IT,, square %, lot Q, wilhelmina
NJ. E. Easily to Lyman A. Littleneld; nominal.
street, south side, between Third and
Four-andahalf streets southwest, square
$50, part OF lot IS, It. front by 122 1.6, Alice
l.. Wyckon, trustee, to John Hall; nominal.
d street, south side, between First and
Second streets southeast, square 731, lot ii
81 1.6x1d9, Allison Nailor ct al. 10 John Patch;
nominal.
d street, south side, between Third and
Four.and.a'half streets southwest, square $50,
sublot 20, 20 by depth, william Fegan to
James Spaight; nominal.
l. street, south side, between Twenty-fltth
and Twenty.six streets northwest, square Is,
sublots IL, 10 and 10, 54x90, Margaret White
TO Alice Il. Kirkwood; $0,O75.
n street, north side, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets, square oil, part OF lot
2, east AZ IT. front by depth, Alice II. Kirk
wood TO Margaret White; $4,000.
street, north side, between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets northwest, square 100, sub.
lots 20 to 81 inclusive, S7S It. front by 95 "a aud
17i2 II. front by 50, Arad Evans to Diller d.
Grofr; sol 900.
Fifteenth street, west side, between Caro-
line and U streets northwest, square 100, SUB
Hodge; $4,000.
Fifteenth street southwest, corner Corcoran,
square 1903, sublot 116, 19xSO, George W.
Clark TO Martha G.. Brooke; $4,000.
County.
Uniontown-Lots 1874 and 1876, Thomas ].
Ward TO Robert II. Jordan $3.50.
Meridian Hlll-South =, OF lot II, block II,
Joseph t. Stevens to Henry 1. Hackett: $500.
Ivy City-Lot 81, block O, Mary j. Sno gdan
TO James i. Janefer; 1925.
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JournaIlstic satII.

For few moments Monday afternoon things
New York Times. Tho Times printed among
lie police notices the account OF the arrest and
lno or a notorious character named Ripley, Mt
when no took offense, and backed by pal,
ne went TO tho editorial rooms OF that paper
ahu announced his Intention ofclearlng II out.
re ana his pal at once proceeded to make their
threat good by going for n couple OF reporters,
hhu Ior rev moments tangled mess of legs,
business, journalists and furniture llled the
ioom. Fiyo minutes later Ripley and his
sesIer were on the sidewalk, bearing owl
houy'eontested prize.ngnt.
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A Boom I'm Matrimony.

Emmett Donaldson and Rosie E. Breuotin,
both OF West Washington.
Joseph Hall and Rachel Down, both OF AM
napolis, Nd.
William Walker and Katie White.
Morris A. Clark, OF this city, and Jennie +.
Palmer, Of New York.
Chris. j. Talbert and Julia A. McCann.
James W. Cooper OF Goochland County, Va,
and Mary Graves, OF Greene County, same
State.
William 7. Stalk and Mary A. Madigan.
THOMAS A. Darnall and Louisa Hennesey,
both or Charles County, Nd.
Beverly Johnson and Anna Roots. a
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JOHN SHERMAN, Auctionecr.

by virtue OF q deed OF trust dated October 81,
A. ID. 1884, and duly recorded In liber 051 folio
$50 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 offer for sale a. public auction, in
front OF the premises, ON MONDAY, October O,
1881, Mt 5p. M, all that certain piece or parcel
OF ground known and described as lot numbered
nine (0), section nine t9), the same being part of
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 GQ3, folio 1866, one
OF the land records Of the District of Columbia.
Terms made known on day ofsale
L. q. FLETCHER,
Be25-endddS Trustee.
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WEST WASHINGTON.

Temperature and condition of water at z a.
M Great Falls, temperature, "a; condition,
80. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 49,
condition at north connection, SO; condition at
south connection, &c. Distributing reservoir,
temperature, ID; condition at iniluent gate
house, 36i condition at efluent gatehouse, 80.
Workmen began tearing up the coOblestones
on Prospect avenue this morning, preparatory
10 relaying them moro evenly tho entire
tfength OF the street.
Boring on the now air shaft 10 tho water
works tunnel has not yet begun, but Will
soon. About all OF the machinery has arrived
on the ground.
1t is expected that committee OF business
men from High street viii appear before the
Commissioners tomorrow In regard to the
sewer at Second and High streets, which has
80 often caused complaint.
Mr.. John Manogue, for a number OF years
associated with his father, James Manoguc,
the Brldge'street merchant tailor, left last
evening for two months stay In New York
city. He goes there TO attend session OF tho
celebrated Butterlck's cutting school. Mr.. NJ.
intends to master the art OF cutting beEaGs'
returning to the "oli burgh." ,.sse-fe,S'
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EIectrical Exhibition, phIIadelpf,i

Great crowds from all parts OF tAsP country
are visiting tho wonderful Electrfe6l Exhibit
to the exhibition at night Ls'%ell worth a trip
TO see. All tho wondorlltF adyancements OF
lnto years made thrown the agency OF cleo.
triciy are exhibitedsr Special train will leave
Washington, BALTIMORE h Potomac station, at
1 p. m. on Thpbaday, the ID inst, returntng
from Philadsfbhia on Friday, tho 81 inst, at
Il ~ ponppd iiV trI ,c,iot u1ths oteC
one admission, So,
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AUCTION SALEy.


ID Real Estate AuctlQnoers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BpftD1NG
LOTS AT AUCTION. ~
By virtue OF a deed OF trust datsd July 10,
A. ID. 1883, and duly recOrdedSfn liOor No
logo, folio 1913, one Of the landfecords OF the
District OF Columbia, and at ths request Of the
holder OF the note secured thsfounder, wo Will
cell AZ public auction, In frQnt Of tho premises,
on TUESDAY, OCTOBER n, 1884, at ~.
o'clock p. MS tho following described I'D
real estate situate I'm thelclty OF Washing s~ls-
ton, District OF Oolumhfa, to wit All that coc-
tain piece and parcQtfof land and promises
known and distinguished as and being all
OF original lot numpfred sixteen t10l In square
numbered seventyfthree 1881.
Terms OF sale Ono -third cash, balance in
two equal lnstI3ments payable In six aud
twelve months, yfor which purchasers notes,
secured by deed Of trust on property sold,
will be taken with interest from day Of sale
at per cenffper annum. A deposit of 500
required attho time Of sale. All conveyanclng
at purchasers cost.
II terneof sale are not complied with within
i've daWfrom date OF sale, tho property may
then - sold at risk and cost OF defaulting
purchaser after nyo days advertisement In
THEeh1TTC.
BRAINARD fl. WARNER,
n GEORGE L. EMMONS,
oNeod lrrustees.
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Style, Fla and pnFabiiIty
can BIO obtained larsfioes at Gartrells, 900
Seventh sIraefcorhor OIL.
THE TIME MERIDIAN CONGRESS-.
ReprCHen
AsSenIb
To-day.


The International Tlmo Meridian Congress
convened to-day at tho State Department
Secretary Frelinghuysen, who returned 10 the
city last evening for the purpose, delivered
the address OF welcome 10 the forty delegates
present, representing twenty.threo foreign
powers. He nominated Count Lewenhaupt FOR
temporary chairman, as the senior member OF
tho Diplomatic Corps.
Tho Swedish Minister took tho chair and
nominated Admiral Rodgers, chairman Of tho
American delegation, as permanent president.
Admiral Rodgers was unanimously elected,
and upon taking his scat delivered an opening
address defining the object Of tho conference
and expressing hope that flnal meridian
would BIO agreed upon for tho benefit OF nayl.
cation and commerce.
IL was decided TO dispense with the formal,
lily OF appointing vice.president5, ana Inc
election Of secretaries was postponed until to.
morrow 10 allow time to decide upon tho mum.
Der 10 be elected and upon the language IN
which the proceedings are 10 BIO recorded
Tho delegates present represent the United
States Austria'Hungary Brazil, Columbia,
Denmark, France, Germany Great Britain,
Guatemala, Hawaii, Italy, Japan, Liberia,
Mexico, Netherlands, Paraguay, Russia, san
Domingo, Spain, sweden and Norway, SWitzsr-
land, Turkey and Venezuela.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.


The reduction OF the public debt during the
month OF September was SIC, 0i7, 039.ii. The
reduction since June 80, 1884, has been S2t,-
5S3, 1908. The debt statement issued to-day
shows the following cash in the Treasury,
S12b,O31, 321. Gold certificates outstanding,
S12O,936,620; silver certificates outstanding,
S123,260,721; fractional currency outstand.
Ing, $6,077,260; currency certificates out
standing, $l5,015, 900; legal.tonders out
standing, S3i6 BS1 ,Ol0.
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Wy ANTED-A NEAT, CAPABLE WHITE wo-
w mau would like situation to sew and
assist in light housework, or as chlld's nurse.
Call Mt 2O66 High at, West Washington.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRovED PROP.
i ERTY, IN SQUARE 1888.

BY virtue of a deed OF trust, dated September
II, A. D.. 1876, and duly recorded In Liber
the District Of Columbia, will sell atstS3
public auction, in front OF tho promises, ais
on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1884, at 5
O'Clock p. M, the following.described real
trict OF Columbia, to wit: All that piece and
parcel OF ground known and distinguished on
tho 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 ono year,
with interest, from sale, TO be secured by deed
OF trust on property, or all cash, at option Of
purchaser.
Deposit OF $50 required on day of sale.
BENJAMIN U. KEYSER,
SeO9NOCS Truaten.
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WANTED-To THOSE IN wANToF HELP
Wv or situations for mechanical trades, book
keepers rayellDs or store statesmen, ladies in
stores or ofices, teamBters, laborers, lanltors,
cooks, nurses and all positions of trust, apply to
central licensed Office for this and principal
Clllet hlV y ~. n. w BeiO
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EXCURSIONS.
MOUNT VERNON.

MOUNT VERNON.
Tho Corcoran leaves daily for Mt. Vernon
nt10a.m.
GREAT FALLS.
The packet Excelsior leaves Sunday, Tuesday y,
and Friday for Cabin John Bridge aud .tffS
Great Falls at 8 a, m.
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FINANCIAL.
To.aay's Stock Quotations.

TO.Uhy's SfOcK VuOtatfOnS.
The following observations OF the transac-
tions In the financial market to day, together
with The opening and closing quotations, are
furnished by the banking.house of Ii. ID.
Cooke, jr, Co., 1920 street, Washington,
ID. Il.
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TnoMAs DOWNING, Auctloneor.

BY virtue OF decroo OF tho District OF Co
lumbia, passed on the 9TH day Of March, A. d..
1870, In equity cause No. 513O, wherein J. A..
j. Creswell CT al, Commissioners Of the Il. 3. &
II. Co., were plaintiffs, and Joseph Brooks OF
nj. were defendants, and also by virtue OF an
order passed In the above entitled cause on
the 9th day OF August, A. d. 1881, l will 80.
sell ut public auction, In front OF tho NsHs
premises, on Monday, october 10, 1884, al.
real estate In the county OF Washington, Dis
trict OF Columbia, to wit Lot numbered four
(D, In section numbered one G), in tho sub
division Of the trustees OF Barry Farm, &C
cording TO tho plat thore on nle In the ollico Of
the surveyor of Washington County, District
OF Columbia
Terms OF sale: one-third OF the purch ase
money In cash and tho balance In and IL
months with legal interest thereon. or the
purchasers, at their option, may pay all IN
cash.
A deposit OF $50 to be made at time OF SALE
All conveyanclng at cost OF purchaser.
JAS. T.. WORMLEY, Trustee,
ee3O eOd&dg 300 Eighth at, n, W,
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EoR sALE-CHoICE BUILDING LOTS ON
~ Bladensburg turnpike. In slight OF street caro
Wy cash and monthly payments. Thos, A. Mitch.
ell, real estate broker, 93l II st., Rooms and g.
ieig.Im
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A Card.

Mr.. s. A. Kennedy, the,snAtter, formerly at
III pennsylvania ayfhne, is pleased to In.
form his friends Ruf' the public that no Is now
with A. saks ,Ssco, tho weli-known clothlers,
BIG and 3lstevonth street, whore he cordially
invites Mem to call on him.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-01

ATARINrS HALGi-NiR, l., a, MARINI WILL
M open his Academy for the reception Of pupils
Saturday, October 4, 1854, at O'Clock u. M, for
misses and masters, and at D. m. for adults. All
the former pupils are invited to attend on the
above day. Days OF tuition for classes Tuesday
and Saturday. Circulars can now be had NJ the
music stores and at the academy, se93
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The Chicago Markets To.hny.

CHICAGO, Oct, 1.--Wheat opened nrmor,
November &C., ana December lbc. higher
Than the closing prices last evening; October.
7Shc.; November, Sole. Corn-October, lsc
andlNovember, sc. higher: October, 81 bid;
November, 10gi. oats, nomluRlly UNCHANGED.
Lard, 2445c. lower; October, $7.12A; Noyem,
btr' .SI.l7l2. Pork, nOmlnally unchanged, at
SlO5O for October.
The Closing Prices in Chicago.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-Wheat cIoacb n 5S,v.c
higher than the opening ngures-Octobsr'
"Ulsc.i November, Sic. Qorn-october, 10.
hiEherj EoyHemSer, l+@l@c. hlgheri oato'
higher october, 2hlsG,; Noveml,ss, 2OTc,
Lard nc. higher-octooer, SzsR8. pork-o5'
tobeE $l6.50. saalss'
Ther4hkNO Question.
It excels thenf pNted. Flnley's Belfast Gin.
ger ALs.S~
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"AIderney laIrx..ssngons.n

Fresh Attorney hui ~ churnsd every morn.
ihg ana delivered INV y "Ward" prints, 40c.
per ID Also seottage Icheese, buttermilk ana
sweet mbh' DC. per qs Dream, loo. per pint.
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nsEeTo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Whereas, Tho following millers OF George
town, d. o., having In tho past and are now
using old, filthy and sour barrels for packing
-four, thus grossly violating all sanitary laws,
while irreparable damage is done 10 the trade
OF coOpetagc,
Therefore be II resolved by Mount Vernon
Association Of Painters, knights OF Labor, that
We positively refuse to patroni2e any grocer
yor baker who either sells or buys any OF the
following brands OF flour manufactured by
Herr Il Clssell ana d. Il. Robinson, milIers OF
Georgetown, and further DO II resolved that
the coopers OF Georgetown VIII have tho sun
port OF l.. A. l70S, financially or otherwise;
"The HerwoOd," the "Budapest," tho "Uook's
Delight" "a. II. Horr's Best Family Flour"
"rhe Great Swiss Process" "The Delightful
Roller Process" "Try Me-" "rho Rising
SUM-" etc.
GEO. j. ENNIS,
se29-3teo II. y. l70S.
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PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.


The stable of Benjamin Cant in South
Washington, was robbed OF some harness last
night.
A BLUE ovERCoAT, valued ut S25, has
been stolen from the house OF DR.. L, q, II,
Bradford, 1l3 New York avenue.
THE National Academy of Fine Arts cor
ner New York avenue and Eighteenth street,
will be open, free, TO the public Wednesday
evenings at O'Clock.
A TEMPERANCE mass-meeting will be
held tomorrow evening at Fourth street NJ. f.
Church, Capitol Hill, which VIII be addressed
by Major II. A. Hall, DR.. France and other
prominent speakers.
AN Irishman was asked for his marriage
certificate. He slowly lifted his hat, revealing
q large gear on tho head, evidently done by a
nat IRON, This evidence was to the point. our
certificates are tho praises OF those who havo
experienced wonderful cures by tho use Of Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
THE Young Mems Catholic Club gave n
party Sunday at the restaurant OF DAILY K
Walsh, 730 North Capitol street, opposite tho
Government Printing ONCE. A good dinner
was served d,, and seysrGl spesfss made All
Tho public can at nIEtIines Do supplied With
resort.
Nob6SSdhts to order, ". Hamburger's.
The Display .ssaa
OF sultings and PAM Ing. in-oef tailoring do.
parlmenl Is by far ~ most attractive ever
e enrNo ElseRlsri clothiers and taIlors,
"Alderney IRpIrxs wagons"
Fresh Alderney butlbsSNchurned every morn.
Ing and delivered SfnE u "Ward" prints, Toe
per ID. AlsQ. yeottage toheese, buttermllk ana
sweet MY oc' per qf' Cream, loo. per pint
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The Ordera Taken.

IN our custom department so lRRtfiis season 10
beyond precedent buI thhEe,bhy In quantity
Eieeman Bros elSahfV rs and; tailors, c1rner
Seventh and -
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n.sSa NEW JERSEY VOTERS.
NsS All voters desiring reduced ratios for
transportation homo to vote must call at Oh
4 st. n. W., between and o p. m. and reglster
name and destination on or before September
30.
regular meeting OF tho New Jersey Repub.
llcan Association Will be hold at 5l0 11th st.
N. W., WEDNESDAY, Oct. !, p. IN.
JACOB W, STARR,
President.
J, IL. DEWEY, Secretary. se2O.8t
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LOANS

In sums 10 suit at per cent,
The above is only small portion OF property
on my books For full list call NJ otioe for bule-
tins isAlAd on LIST aud 18th NJ
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ron EXCHANGE.

UTANTED-TO EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old ones ut Buffers Stove Exchange
sor. 9th and X; smoky chimneye cured or no
pay stoves exchanged for groceries, old stoves
bought ~
uoWE,s BUSINESS SCHOOL, 5l7 7th at.
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A Beautiful Set of Fanesr Cards sent
Frps
TO persons who hsse<se*en Browns Iron Bit
ters' Address wh Chemical Coz Baltimore,
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WANTED-TwENTY COOKS AND House
w girls Immediately, with good recon-.
mendations; highest wages given, by tho
Commercial Employment Agency, 500 st. n.
W. selO.tf
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Nsszs DIR. IIODGKIN, DENTIST, RE
ND moved to 1872 New York ave. u. W. Zone
door east OF simmS' drug store). se5-im
n.SSns MONDAY PRAYER-MEETING
bts1 atty, NJ. O. A, building every day, sunday
excepted, from ~ to l2:5G public are invited. u
newspaper has Just been started, called
the Hammer. Its sole object, we presume, Is
TO nail campaign lles.- Huntingdon Free Press
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WAHTED-Rooms.

WANTED-TW4U UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
wv on second ~ or lone 'front.', suitable for
light housekeeping rent not 10 exceed So
Address Miss LaFa Williams, City Post.
onlcc. ocl,3ts
UTANTED-BY AQUIET GENTLEMAN, A
w comfortable room moderate price; with or
without board. Address w. b., Critic office,
stating location and terms se26.3tt
HowE's BUSINESS SCHOOL. 5l7 7th st.
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ESSr1 EQUITABLE
Sso COOPERATIVE BUILDING AssoCIA.
TION,
Monthly payments $3.50 per share; s., 900
In full advanced on zach share. Assets Au.
gust, 1881, S3O0,70l ,O3. The Goth regular
monthly meeting tor the payment OF dues and
making advances Will be held WEDNESDAY,
october 1, 1854, at o'clock p. M, az AIaript's
Hall, l. street northwest. Shares In tho 9TH
ISSUE may DC taken ut this meeting or al Inc
onCo OF the Secretary,
THOS. sOMERYILLE, President.
JNO. JOY EDISON, Secretary, or L st, W,
seoO,3t
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PROPOSALS.
LOS? AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
osT-wHILE COMING FROM THE THEA.
IL tire Saturday night on the Avenue, ladies'
breast pin; a leaf In shape, set with garnets
and pearl. Reward will be paid II same Is
returned to 1901 L 81. n. W. se29-3t#
HowEs BUSINESS SCHOOL, 5l7 eth st.
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EOR RENT-T0 A GENTLEMAN ONLY, A
II nicely furnished front room with southern
exposure; rcnt, So In advance. Apply at 1893
Eighth 81, n. W. se3O.3tE
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R, F, HARVEY, UNDERWRITERS,

saI SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
The public Is respectfully notified that am no
longer At 932 + st., but g2l Seventh street u. W,
Make no mistake, h u, HARVEY,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-01

WANTED-A GOOD COOK AND GENERAL
w houseworker In a family OF two; good
wages TO a competent one. Call with reteren-
ces at 201S q ST. INV. se2g-3tH
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-01

WATER-PoWER FOR SALE AT THE
wv Little Falls, on the Potomac three miles
from Georgetown; about s. feet head and fall, in.
Guiding 70 acres OF land. This Is q nne location
Tor public resort or for manufacturing purposes
OF any kind. The power can be increased. to
20SShorse power 4 necessary, by the use Of the
call at or address No. 432 9th at m w. ! mrIsI