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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
Report of Cholera Denied.

lBy cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, July 10.--Reports to the effect
that the cholera prevails In Rome, Viterbo,
and Leghorn are denied.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11

Wednesdays session Of the American
Pathological Association was devoted to the
reading OF papers by Professor Mlnton
Warren, Of Baltimore, Md, and Professor
l.. ID. Seymour, OF New Haven. a paper
by DIR. Thomas d. Goodale, OF Hartford,
was also read.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
NEW YORK sUMAC MARKET.

july s.-Sumac is quoted at sI5aSI7.5 80
for Virginia and s95asi00 for best Sicily
Journal Of Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11

We quote: Fine. s2.50G23; supcriinc,
s3G33.15: extra, 9A75DSi.90; family.
SL.90aS5 -: Patent family, country, 5000
$3.50. Market very duh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, Va, July 10, 1881.
OFFERINGS.

WHEAT.-White, jO2 bushels. Red, 3, 40S
bushels.
CoRN.-White, 1886 bushels. Mixed,
1900 bushels.
OArs.-l,G00 bushels.
MILL OPFAL.--G tons,
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White, 81 bushels common ut
9jc. Mixed, 80 bushels common at Sic.
Red, S2l bushels common 10 very good
Shortberry at 75c.aSl; 642 bushels common
20 very good LOngberry nj S0c.aSl.02.
Corn White, 23G bushels very good TO
prime ut 6sa70c.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July 10.-Yirginia 6's, past
due coupons, 26; new l0-40's, 80; new 3s,
5lt ; North Carolina '6's. old, 104, Bid to-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

July s.-Peanuts are held firmly; trad
ing is moderate. Quoted at &c. for hand.
picked, 7ic. for extra hand-picked. and ga
sIc. for fancy hand-plcked.-Joar1Iai Of
IORfperce,
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MARINE iNrElLlGENCE.

Sun sets kssssssssssfs CIV
Moon rises........ e:59 Eyenlnr............ 1881
PORT OF RICHMOND, July 10, 1854.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanose, Couch, New York, merehNs-
disc And passengers, q. W. Allen 3 Co, agents-
steamer Pioneer, Plat, philadelphia. merphsn-
disc and passengers, J. W. NcCarriek, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, clifford. Norfolk. United states
mail. merchandise. and Passengers, lie H. Istnm'
Rrix }. W. Parker. Kahn. Rio Janelro, four.
schooner Major W. ii. f.ntusl. ehoe' iiartford'
camel coal; vessel. Curtis Parker
Schooner l.. e. schultz, Thompson, New Lsndons
coal; vessel, Curtis & Parker.
schooner Amelia g.. Ireland. Gale, kimages ID
load wood for philadelphia; vessel, Curtis A Par
ker
PORT OF NETWORKS NEWS, July 10, 1884.
10y Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer RichmoAd, Crossmap, West Point, ana
sailed for New York.
schooner Alice fayue. -, Norfolk.
SAILED.
schooner william II. Bailey, Bailey. New York,
coal. Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
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MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE. July i0.-FIour UNCHANGED.
Wheat dull; No. 2, cash, sOc.; July, 79tc.
Corn unchanged. Oats steady; No. :, BOA
3lc. Provisions quiet. Mess pork, $3.50
cash and July. Lard-Prime steam, $40
cash and July. Hogs higher at 5s5ic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
Report OF the Minority.


General Butler presented the minority re-
port. II declares that customs duties must
be carefully adjusted TO promote American
enterprise and industries aud foster Amer
lean labor; fayors labor tribunal to settle
controversies between capital and labor
endorses the Issue OF legal.tender currency
and opposes any interference with 1t
fsvors Federal support 10 common schools;
opposes sales or grants OF public lands
to corporations or foreigners; opposes
civil services which creates a cast
OF life offices; fayors law TO regulate In.
ler-State commerce and regulate rates OF
freight and passengers.
Butler. in presenting the report, said
be came here representing 100000 men,
and demanded that their rights and
wants should be considered in the
question OF taxation. He said that
Il took the majority thirty-six hours 10 find
out what they wanted. How could his la
boring men understand what was meant
1t was not plain enough as 20 their rights
and interests. lie asked them 30 read the
tariff plank and see II they could tell what
Il meant. II II meant protection, Morrison
was too honest to present It. He said
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11

II HANDSOME NEW HOTEL in Ashland. ~
beautifully situated IN the court end OF the town.
Guests ready 10 be admitted soon ~ the house
4 opened. Rent low for nrst year. Apply u
JOHN T. GoDDIN, Real Estate Agent,
~ g.eod3t Bank aud Eleventh streets.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, THREE LARGE ASDn
IL AIRY sECOSD-FLoOR ROOMS In new u
and modern house. Bathroom and other convent
ences. shady yard and pleasant location. Apply
between 10 A. NJ. aud 4. NJ, and 4 and . Y:
~. ~ east Clay street. W II-ttY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-30
Special NorrcE

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO Az STOCK OF TIRSr-CLAsS
HEATING APPARATUS AND WOULD PAETICU-
LARI.Y CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
I CONsIDRR AS GOOD II NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNowN FIREPLACE
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR. FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE no EQUAL THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOIE Oy TIlE FINEST II USES IN TIE CITY
WHICH We lake GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING TO A CALL IS SOLICITED AND ESTI-
MATES PROMPTLY FCRNIsHED
WALTER D. wYvILL. Exclusive AGENT,
sSs No. ga PA AVE. NEAR ~ STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-30

Yesterday was quite q red-letter day in the cause
OF revenue rs!orra- Mr. Hards magnificent speech
II the House was the event OF the sess,on. Its
echoes win be heard all through the pending cam
paign. The Posto on meeting last night was another
significant Incident. as it showed that the mon Of
weight in Massachusetts, are many OF them Inclined
% adopt the "ews that lad just been advocated 50
eloqnenty % Mr.. Hurd. The republicans OF Mr.
Longs district, II their district convention tester.
day. also endorsed revenue reform In their pisf-
1or1n, while the republican constituents OF DIR.
Strait, IN the third Minnesota district ratified his
recent cote for lower duties By renon1 mating him
for Concrasa
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BUILDING Up TRADE

Is in one respect like building house-the foundation
mus. be true and the lines accurate. the structure
viii not stand OUR SUCCESS in selling Clothing has
been built upon the foundation Of honorable and
liberal dealing Whatever sell Is legally guaranteed
BIZ printed agreement given TO each customer and
we make mistakes Of any kind gladly rectify them
We do rectify other peoples mistakes by allow
ing customers to return for either exchange or refund
Of money. whatever. after examination at home they
think had better not have been bought Remember we
vsh you to two bargains: Our "a pair OF pants
and two styles of 4-button cutaway Frock Suits
at aie So II natural that should deal here
We don't blame you for IL.
GEORGE sPRANsY,
Co. SEVENTH STREET
ap30 Opposite q. 8. Post OAacA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-30

The Colofei Mems Conference met in Pfttsburc
yesterday TO discuss plans for increasing the polf-
1cal influence CT Their race. One scheme which finds
many advocates is 10 orsanze the coiored men into
an inds pendent body and deliver the votes IN a
blocs 20 whatever party bids highest for them in
cash CT Offices. Such an organization it need
scarcely oe said. would be standing menace to
good government, and would soon prove an intol-
cradle nuisance Fortunately, however, Its fnher-
ent TicioISness would soon destroy IL. The bene-
rcfarieS OF such IN arrangement would not OF
course, oe the rank and file but the few sbosses-
and mutual jealousies and ouarrels over the spo.ls
would soon split them up into factions.
The disposition which some colorel men are
showing to exchange their allegiance from the re.
publican TO the democratic party. 50 far as It Is
based On Considerations of principle Is one that ie
worthy o. much greater respect II is urged. for
instance, that tie negro, as an eleT y In society.
receives very little benefit from PRACTICAL tariff,
as he IS not. as class, manufacturer, trader or
skilled laborer A lowering OF duties on clothing
and food would, therefore, be to his advantage
While neither his invested capital nor his wa 7es
would be a1ecle6- So far as this argument qyes IL
Is effective, and the republicans must Offset II by
TIE more emotional ones with which thew have
hitherto kept the negro vote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-30

This Is the great convention day, as In no less
than ten states conventions Will be held TO choose
delegates TO chic1go. Up to date the Blaine men
cunt On lSS delegates, and they expect to get
enough more TO show strength, on the first bal.
lct, o. 600 A more cautious estimate gives Blaine
80 votes 70 begin With. The failure to capture
New York has nettled tie Blaine Iaen, and they
are now attacking Edmuads. who IS consequently
tasting The delights Of being prominent canc.-
date. Heretofore the Vermont senator has borne
an unolemISfed character, and has, In fact, been
noted FOR Lis Integrity and patriotism as public
man. But this, Il seems, is al mistake
According 70 q table Of delegates in the New FORK
SIN To-Day. Arthur has still decided lead. He is
given "a supporters, Blaine 197, Logan S. Eimunds
a. Sherman p. Hawley IL and Gresham 6, making
total o. 56l. TAes. are, however. reDorted prefer
ences oalr, and any lis. made up at this time can
not be more them guess, as a large part Of the
delegates so uGinstructed.
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THE V1o1rrs Are B1oon1se.

THE V1onrrs Are B1oon1se.
AND WHEN THEY BLOOM foU CAN SET IT DOWN
AS AFACT THAT ABOUT EIGHTY PER CENT OF
ALL THE CLOTHING MEN WILL ANNOUNCE THE
sTEREOTYPED PHRASE. THE LARGEST STOCK
OF SPRING GOODS IN THE CITY," 1T DOES NOT
MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE WHETHER HE SELLS
FIFTY OR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF GOODS. HE HAS I'm HIS MIND) THE
LARGEST STOCk-HE REQUIRES IT CON PAPER)
FOR HIS ENORMOUS TRADE-WH1LE HOUSE
LIKE OURS WHICH SELLS AS MUCH CLOTHING
AS ANY TWO OTHERS AND OFTEN AS MANY AS A
HALF DOZEN OF SO-CALLED CLOTHIERS CAN DO
IT ALL OFF OF LIMITED STOCK We DON'T
KEEP UP THESE SALES On ANYTHING BUT BY
HAVING WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT-PLENTY OF
THEM-AND THOSE WE HAVE ARE THE B ST
THAT AN EQUAL AMOUNT OF MONEY CAN PRO-
CURE ANYwHERE. HE MAY BUY IN ENGLAND OR
FRANCE CHEAPER CLOTHEs-NOr CLOTHES BUT
COVERS. FOR CLOTHING THAT Is CHEAP IN
ENGLAND IS CHEAP ALI. THE WAY THROUGH
IT'S CHEAP IN TRIMMING CHEAP IN LABOR AND
THE STYLE rs NOT CHEAP OR DEAR, THERE Is
NO SUCH ELEMENT; WHILE WITH Us THE SAME
TRIMMING-NOT AS REPRESENTATIVE SAME CUT
AND STYLE IN THE CHEAPEST Az IN THE BEST
IF YOU CAN GET MORE STYLE AND GOOD WEAR
THAN WE OFFER IN OUR PkERLESS TWELVE
DOLLAR SPRING OvERCOAT ANYWHERE IN A
TWENTY DOLLAR ONE, WE DON'T KNOW WHERE
IT CAN BE
A. SAKS & CO.,
sp2a SIC AND s1s srvxxrn STREET.
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NINTH AND STREETS
GENTLEMEN,
Fer genuine French Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers
AZ sizes. go 20 DOUGLASS.
For English LisIe Thread Shirts all Sizes at 81 co each
sSto DOUGLASS
For English Bslbsiggan Shirts. all Sizes at Soc each.
soto DOUGLASS.
For Garsze Underwear at Csc. 3.Sc. SOC, &c. 81 co.
SID. $50 all sizes. go TO DOUGLASS.
For Genuine Ppperel Jean Drawers cut pants shape
and insce IN the most thorough manner al sizes
Do: each. 70 70 DOUGLASS.
For SsinsooE feather-weight Shirts and Drawers
made in the very best manner. all sizes at 75c each
go DOUGLASS.
For genuine English Hosiery tNorleysl, in all the new
osslT1Is- AZ SOc Ter PAIR, usuai frIce I5c 60 to
DOUGLASS.
For handsome Neckwear. satin lined. styles &c.
90 TO DOUGLASS.
for trsnch. English and American Suspenders best
coods. 20 to DOCG ASS,
Fo- L v. Collars and Cuffs 90 TO DOUGLASS
For 70 order. at So s105O So and S15 PER half.
aezen. go TO DOUGLASS.
NJ VIZ HODGES and NJ Gro +. PORTER who
are N charge u this department. be pleased to show
Any OF ths sbove, and nany other bsrg 4iils
DOUGLASS
ap2s NiNTh AND STREETS.
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Nrw DRrss GooDs Jusr OprSrp

REAL INDIA poNoESs-AII STYrEa
DARK GROUNDS LIGHT GROUNDS. AND WHITE
GROUNDS In GREAT VARIETY.
PLAIN CoLORED PoNoEE.
BLACK PoNeEE WE HAVE SEVENTY. FIVE
PIECES OF BEAUTIFUL INDIA pONGEE m All.
THE NEW STYLES AND COIORS FOR SrW,frp
THERE Is NOTHING IN THE WAY OF SILK OR
DRESS GOODS EQUAL. TO AN INDIA pON0FE
FOR DURABILITY AND GOODNESS
I.r7E STOCK OF CHOICE FRENCH Hoorrrs
IN ALI. THE NEW SHADES
WHITE EMBROIDERED DRESSES
EMBROIDERED FICHUS
GRENADINES. PARAsoIs. Sun UMBRELLAS.
ONE PRICE
Nm. SINISTER Sons
SO Pennsslvania avsnua
y. B.-THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST anso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-30

DEFY CoMprr1r1ox.
The following Rock Bottom Prices marked II, plain
nsaEts, our Mems Boy and Cnildren's Clothing:
MEMS SUITS
less than Sl2 "
Nobby Suit. our Leader AZ go regular value sl7.
An Elegant Suit in Frock Or SecQue at Sl2 SO, q
bonanza At $40.
AIRY fine Corkscrew Hutton Cutaway. our pocu.
less than S2150 as
An Imported corkscrew in Brown Dahlia and Wine
Sec4ue or frock, 80 br1t Il il can at SI7 so
BOYS SUITS
Good Durable Suit, ages Hill $3.50
An Eiega't All Wool Suit, ages 1l-I7 So
br liant Suit i'll very fue quality 81 So
ZINE torkscrew. In all colors and shades Nobhv
SUIT, Sll. A>o'''
CHILDREN srITs.
Nice Blue Sailor Sis ''
Se-y hHe Sailor In Blue. Brown Olive and Grey a.
Al All Mooi. Jacket and Pants, at Is Is
line Dress suit, CorkscreW. Jacket and paots ~
$3.50 ~ "AN ]A0o' d
Tailoring Department complete All custom work
made ON the pre,IiseS "1A
n. F. E1sEMAN,
I'll 'r1 STREET NORTHWEST.
Under Odd Fellows Hail
p. S.-Mr. lew Nevnyef has connected himself With
my establishment where be WI be pleased TO see lis
ItieL-s ap30
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Axrr-Prcox.
PICOS TONIC.

This celebrated Tonic is extracted from plants erow
n Algeria, a.. l. highly rccClle nded for s tonic and
Anti-febriie Properties. As valuable stOinsrc and
tonic IL endorsed THE highest medical authorities Of
EnroTe and America who fully recognize its health
sivinS and restorative qualities. With soda water anil
syf1ps Il makes the most del ghsful drtk For wssh-
rytoa city alone the sales have been more than two
ihctsand bottles the year Price for full quart
bottle els. ard AZ all soda fountains ten cents Der
g.sss-
JOHN H. sMaGURDER,
BARBOUR HAMILTON.
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FOR MAY BALLS.

FOR MAY BALLS.
1000 Pieces CoIORED TARIEToSs, Cane quality.
in rink. Blue. Buff. Green Cardinal &C. at 15c Der
yard, at
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OrrxzD TINS MoRs1se
A fun line Of NECKwEAR. PUNJAE PIOTT FOUR.
INLAND sCARFS. HiNDKERC AIEFS, GLOVES,
UMBRELLAS AND CANES.
W g TEEf.
sG3O e3J Pennsylvania avenue
fINHE HOLMAN LTvER PAD, AND ITS AUXIL.
tar1e> the wonder OF the Absorption BY the
kkir. No fn-tiiCne used.
OIace 4s9 9th street northwest, ap30-3m
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KosESD.1E CEMENT.

Sehooner Iliot l. Dew Is s1oa. With $500 tar-
reas the cee -s:ec Laurence ns-ndsle Cement Not
vii Standing the superior Qality ttiis Cement
vii be sold % Prize 10 Compete with a Cerneus now
On this market Dealers contractors and buildeis in
need OF an eIcsueut Gnsn IN barrels ws,d dc wei TO
consult me fore purchasing their Supplies here
totore. snail always ep full stock Of Cumberland
Cement IN seeks which is well known here TO need
a-ty endorsement.
bly, warehouses situat TO Be convenient for
wore III all sections o: the city
inquiries solicited
J. " THEATLEY
ofce. yard AID warehouse. corner ID ST and Indiana
avenue northwest
W11 and warehouses Of 10th southwest
WarehOEse. loci OF 81 stree, aCllthersr
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TaE national SAFE Dxposr- 20.


TaE NATIONAL SAFE DEposr- Co.
CORNER 18Th STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE.
PERPETUAL. CHARTER ACT OF CONGRESS-
JANUARY 12D. 1867
Capital ....-.-...-. 1900 600
Ihe Sofapary rents Safes inside Fire and Burglar
fs selts AZ prices varying from IS 10 $50 per ar
accor1iax 70 size an 10 aon- Rooms and Desks a.
Joining vaults provided for Ssfe-reilters
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BIZ THE SARGENT
-IME-LOCE.
SECURITIES AND vALCABIrs Of every a..crso.
non llcindlI.c BONDS and STOCKS. PLATE. Jew
5ahhI; 3EhDS, &C. taken for SAFE KEEPING. On
SfEC1Ai- CT ARANTEl-. al the Loves. ..a.e,
BESyAAlN P. SNYDER, President
CHARLES {. CLIO ER. of iisxs 4 Co Vice President
+. Law IsASON EIOCS. Treasurer
ALBERT l. SACkIkYANT - crpta-y
c T. NyInan, Asst Sec'y.
DIRECTORS:
Ber,zrnin r Suyder Cnasl-s c Glover
4. LAwrzso1 iizRS. IsRry A. Willard
Albert l. stGEteyant. Join r Soixerx
John G. Parse. sp2s
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News FURNISHING GooDs.

Buyers VII find In Cur Stock the choicest
Productions Of the leading Inanlifa .I1rprs of
the wcrlT, IN great variety. and q. very
reasonable prices.
TTSSOwSK1 BROS
Corner 18th and @ streets northwest
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II R I G E R & s.,
WATER COOLERS AND FRrHzxsa
We NE sole aeents for JewsttS Justly csasbeased
hEFRIaERATORs AND ICE cHrsra
to an inspection Of which wsinv1e citizens and straneel
wv. HoTE1ER SON,
ep29-6t 90 Pennsylvania avenue
Popu1An Sales,
BARGAINS N AL DEPARTMENTS,

This week we cal attention to the following prices
At SlT-Ladiesf Curacao Kid. boz toe; or Common
Sense: any size and width
at $2,T1-IAdies Curacos Fla boz toe French hoel
Dress Boota
At $l2;-Ladies' Kid Or Pebble Goat Shoes worked
button holes; any sze or style
At Zc.-Ladies' Kid CroQuet and eerye Slippers,
at S34.-Mens genuine Calf Hsnd-stitched Shoes but.
ton, lace and congress-
At S2S1-Men's Calf sewed Congresa bal and button:
regular o. 80 shoe
At Sl47-A splendid line Of Mems Shoes high and low
quarter.
At Sl17-Boys' and Youths solid leather Button or
Lace Shoes
At 9c-Misses' School Shoes: every pair warranted.
At ssc.-Chidren's Spring Heel Shoe Kid or Pebble.
STRASBtRGER BROS,
79e SEVENTH STREET AND 4s1 PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE ap29.1m
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPoSALS FOR FUEL. FORAGE AND STRAW.
Il DEPOT QCARTExNAsTEns OFFICE.
WARRINGTON. ID. G.. April 3 1894.
Sealed proposals in ttipcate subject 70 the usual
conditions viii be receiv I'd at this Office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON, ON MONDAY. JUNE SECOND,
1854 at which time and place they Will be opened in
presence Of bidders for the furnshnR anc oevering
during the fiscal year commencing July loSz' suea
Fuel. Forage snd st may be requi 60. =,
The government reserves the right 70 EJECT any or al
proposas Preference given to articles Of domestic pro-
ducion conditions OF price sna quality
being equal and such preferences given 70 articles o.
American PRODUCTION and manutscfure produced on the
Pacific coast to the extent Of the consumption required
by the public service fhTc -. =,
Blsnks and full Information to bidding, etc. viii
be furniy hid by this cfhce on application
ap2l-6t IN. BACHELDEB. Deputy Q. M OenI U.S.A
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n LEVI. NEW AND SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
tts l210 street northwet.-f5stols Watches jew
eirT Nusic InsiTumenrs Hsts. Caps Boots and Shoes
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DENTISTRY

nR O. L SCOTT, DENTIST
~ lLaie of Sandy sprng Ma
I<o. stfret n. w. Masningtou. d @
Preeerystion OF the natural teeth a specdsity mh,o
NE DUKE. DENTIST. as lITH sTREIT NoRT1.
~ west beautiful sets Of Teeth and a rerfecf 81
!seth hAed for 81 Gxtysct1ns without ussl 30 oeps
AL operations warranted S'A ,s ~ 60
Dk sIAkk PARSONS. CORNER pra ANp q
sSse.s u w Filling speciality; alao the cur o.
IN sne euins anevatss pain % extsactx Sas rivso
S-SAeIesc
X AAsNpALd tAhsoNs, D. D. g.. OFFICE AND RES
~ tus nee 70 9Th street northwest over Bsinnfyrsu
Took store All franchee Of Dentistry skillfully ~
sas.sl ~ GSen 70 thousands with pseosaRo
resuts. Gay OF niehf. Ien yeaS expef5enes. %
nk T = TALBoTT DENT{sT, 10. "a fr1
~ snEse o9ofs tro@ corner Dentistry In I'll
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Tn CELEBRATED RDawAr
REFRIGERATOR,
FRIGERATOR IN USE.

In addition to cold air. the atmosphere of . refrser.
ated apartment must not only be dry but absolutely
pure. These conditions must be maintained to
the proper results and is only accomplished by the
Ridgway system Placed in Jay Gould's new yacht Alta
the Pullman Palace Car Co. for their hotel and sup
ply stations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-30

TIoR SALE-P AMOS AND ORGANS AT GREAT
tsaclihce oy parties leaving the city One Upright
Grand used only months, Sl35 worth $500 One Of
the very hi'est Uprights made S25: psrt time and
square Piano in exchange One octave. Fisher make
SIO3- one Esty Organ. cost Slf5 for S45 One Mason
q ltamliI's sac and other bargsins CHAUNCEl ].
RED. 4S3 9TH street northwest al.S-6t
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EOR RENT-FoR ONE YEAR FROM MAY lsr N
l. the village Of Anaccstia within two squares Of
street cars one 12-rqcm House. situation high and
! overlooking the city. House furnished in point of
stoves freplaces &c well. sprirg aud cistern water
large trees; ground for garden abundance Of fruit
stable If desired kent so to $40 dependent upon
| ONE EIGHT-kc OMHO Sc: well and cistern water:
at,obe stoves and stable. garden and fruit
ii q, sired arnily of adults Preferred: so to SOS
ONE EIGHT room HOUSE: stable il desired; fruit
| trees and la &c yard; SIS to SIT.
Apply to r. A. GRISwoLD
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