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ALEXANDRIA,.

NIre. Jane u. Glover, the aged mother OF Mr..
Charles Glover, died at her homo on North
Royal street yesterday evening. Mrs. Glover
had been long sufferer, having been stricken
with paralysis three times.
The Corporation Court disposed OF n number
of chancery cases yesterday and adjourned
till tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Samuel O. Kincheloe, OF Kansas City,
MO-, and Miss Lou Brown, OF Fairfax County,
were married at the residence OF the brides
parents, on Wednesday. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. X. Nelson.
An attempt was made last night to rob the
residence OF Mrs. John Travis, on South Lee
street. Mr.. Peter Hay, son.in-law OF Mrs.
Travie, heard the wouldbe robber whom he
forced the window-blinds open, and, securing
pistol. started down stairs. The intruder
heard Mr.. Hay and made or without securing
any booty.
Tho delegates from Alexandria Washing
ton Lodge and Andrew jackson Lodge have
returned from Richmond, where they have
been In attendance on the Grand Lodge OF
Masons OF Virginia.
An entertainment will be given at Armory
Hall on Monday night for the benefit OF Trinity
M. L. Church Sunday-School. An interesting
entertainment is promised.
An execution having been Issued out OF the
county clerks ofice against W. II. Robertson,
OF this county, TO satisfy q Judgment In favor
OF Patrick Mclaughlin, Mclaughlin caused
the sheriff to levy on property claimed by
Samuel Slime, and upon his application Judge
Keith has awarded an order summoning the
parties TO appear In court TO have tho aatter
decided. .,.,cl
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The TireIass Thiayea.

Three cases Of HOUSEKEEPING and two lar
comics were recorded on the complaint book
at Police Headquarters to-day.
The house OF DR.. Joseph Morrison, No. 1921
Twenty-ninth street, was entered by burglars
Wednesday night, and robbed OF 1892 worth
OF silver-plated ware.
MThe residence OF Jenken Thomas, No. 3026
street, was entered the same night by cut
ting elats from n rear window, and female
wearing apparel to the amount OF 500 was
stolen.
Mrs. George Juenemann reports that her
residence, on i street, between Fourth and
Fifth streets, was entered last evening, and
some quilts and blankets were carried or by
the thieves.
Five buckets were stolen from In front OF
tho store OF Mrs. Mary Brockman, No. 1885
Seventh street.
A clock and three pictures were stolen from
the house OF Mary Peckman, No. Cox's alley,
Inst night.
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SOUTH WASHINGTON.
Sad Death OF u Young Lady-Hurt
by the Cars-Riyer Notes.

Mise Nellie Hutton, daughter OF Mr.. Arch
Hutton, q we'll known contractor OF this sec.
tion, died ut ten minutes TO o'clock last
evening, at her residence, No. 708 u street
southwest, OF typhoid fever, In the 10th year
of her age. Miss Hutton attended an enter
tainment at the National Rifles Armory
short time ago and caught heavy cold, which,
though treated with every care, resulted In
typhoid fever setting In last sunday week,
combining her to bed, since which time, oil.
though having the best medical attention, her
life had been gradually fading, and last even
minutes ~ to ooSR the pea ' SY
the griofstricken family, death crept In and
her beautiful young life passed away, She
Was one 81 the most t esteemed young ladies' Ia
amiable disposition and OF remarkable
beauty had drawn around her largo circle
tSe who IN be poed Put 10
learn OF her death. Her funeral will take
place from st. Dominics Church Monday
morning at 10 o'clock.
As the Chesapeake & Ohio 10 p. m. out.
going train was passing on Maj yland avonue,
between Eighth and Ninth streets southwest,
yesterday, email white boy, 10 years OF age,
named Joseph Webster, residing at No. 90
Virginia avenue southwest, while walking be.
tween the tracks, accidentally fell, his right
foot being caught under the wheels OF the cars
ind badly crushed. Ho was picked up aud
carried to his home, where surgical aid was
summoned and amputatlon OF the foot above
The ankle was found necessary. Drs. Crook,
Leach and Holden performed the operation.
The boy, upon being asked this morning how
the accident occurred, said he was walking
very near the track whom the train was pass
Ing and that IL sucked him under the car. He
denies that he stumbled and fell. AS no one
witnessed the occurrence, IL is hard to tell
just how the accident happened. The boys
explanation is possible, II not probable. He
was an Industrious boy, boing his mothers
only support.
The steamer Lady OF the Lake arrived OF her
wharf on time this morning, tho passenger
list numbering about thirty-hve. The freight
was very heavy and composed chieiiy OF inland
goods. The company, commencing on Mon
day next, Will reduce its passenger fare from
Its present rate-S1.25 single, $500 round
trip-to rs cents one way, and $1.25 round
trip, hrst.class passage; second-class fare will
be cheaper still.
The steamer George Leary was OF her
wharf prompt this morning. About twenty
i've passengers came up from Norfolk. The
freight was composed chiefly OF about 100 bar
rels OF oysters, about seventy-nve barrels Of
potatoes, and merchandise OF all kinds.
dredging machine was at work at tho In
land Seaboard wharf thle morning, c@eaning
out the docks around the npmpapy,e~harves
BURToUTs at reduced |&sss 1tBoman Bros,
corner Seventh and E-SxT
Mr.. wmsshsxou6g, of tfe nrm OF VIM. A.
YQpn0<B Bro, OF this city, and Miss Manic
BAiley, OF Fairfax County, Va, were married
last evening, at O o'clock, In the presence OF
relatives and friends, by Rev. d. II. Bittinger,
at the latters residence in South Washington,
and left Immediately for weeks bridal tour
Eastward.
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EAST WASHINGTON.
Tho Hero OF the baltimore Eiopo-
mcnt Known I'm the East End

Tho Hero OF the Baltimore Eiopo-
Gossip.
John p. Gage, the Baltimore car.driver who
eloped with Mrs. Rhodes, tho wife OF James
Rhodes, wealthy oil speculator OF the Monu-
mental City, 10 not unknown to East Washing
tonianB. Some years ago Gage left his wife
woman. Az that time he was letter. carrier
The newspaper accounts about his age and
personal appearance are all incorrect. He ia
about 30 years old, and not %, and 10 neither
handsome nor winning In his manners. The
general proposition that no 10 q rHecally fol
low is agreed to by all who know him. Nrs.
Gage No. L resides In East Washington.
VIM, Simms, a colored man, well known to
the police OF tho Eighth Precinct, was badly
beaten by two other colored men last night
Sergeant Mulhall, who has been confined to
bis home for some days, 10 out again attend
ing to duty.
Andrew Rogerman had wrestling match,
yesterday, with Solomon Brown. Andrew was
thrown and had his ankle broken. Dre. Bayno
and Allen attended him.
The dedication OF the new Methodist Chapel,
on Eleventh street near q street southeast,
will occur next Sunday. Tho sermon Will be
delivered by the pastor, who will also deliver
an ORIGINAL poem by B. A. Nigglns, etasheP Pen
oyrncoArs for men.sss) IND youths at re-
duced prices ,lkAse,fhn YkoE, corner 9TH and E.
Thaahffdfen OF East washington Interested
mT6e Christmas Club OF that section Will meet
this afternoon at their dinerent school build.
iDgs. The dinner this year will be more OK.
tensive than IL was last. Contributions should
be sent TO Mr.. Appleton p. CLARK, ITO Sixth
street northeast; Miss Lottie Van Doreu, 6i7
E ,ns1 Capitol street. or r: D. TerguSon,s drug
avenue cast. Mr.. Robert Leitch, ST., Is the
treasurer OF the club.
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FINANCIAL.
wall street Gossip.

NEW York, Dec. 12.-Money, Q per
cent Exchange quiet. Governments strong.
CURRENCY 6'a, 1875 bid; 4's, coupons, 123N
bid; ANS, coupons, 1885 bid. The stock
market this morning has been feverish and
week. Lackawanna was tho weak spot, and
was heavily pressed for sale throughout. The
price gave way readily and went down on
almost every sale. Tho marked weaknoss OF
this stock unsettled the whole market, IN
at noon prices went down " to 3ai per cent.
New York Stock Market.
The following have been furnished by Bate
man & Co., bankers, 1411 street, being the
most active stocks IN the New York Exchanges:
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LOCAL BRlEFH

MISUNDERSTANDING storee,'411 and DIG
Ean6n<n stfeet.
THE gas.lamps Will BIO lighted at p. m. and
extlnguished at 3 :16 am.
pINKNEy memorial window Will soon be
placed in St. Luke's p. E. Church.
ON and after the 18th inst. the store OF r. II.
until 10 o'clock daily for the convenience OF
customers.
THE Ascension Church fair will cloae to-
night at Wizards Hall. There Will be instru-
mental and vocal music. Mr.. L. D. HsysBiit
ROBERT oAIIAHA prsysstSr q the Marble
Saloon, go PaDzSyfvania avenue northwest,
recommeR,,sskipps'P Premium Soap as Nthe
pestsssp out"
q TwELvE.YEAR.oLD boy named Joseph
Webster, who lives on Virginia avenue, near
Tenth street, southwest, had his foot badly
crushed by train on the b. Il p. Railroad last
evening, renderingft necessary to ampptatc
XMAS BANNERS 25 cis.Ssbdfs. 121 Ninth st.
MRS, +. p, HAexN1sY, OF k8b2 Pennsylvania
aveppa-a discovered burelaf in her bedroom
AT an early hour yesterday morning. She
The scheme worked satisfactorily, as he fed
In haste.
THE Columbian University yesterday ap.
piled for an Injunction against the weshing-
stitu'ion adip cent to tho com epSdS~ Works and
taking clay thereirOm; 81 ,a
Tuppy w~.sfnnist ysSs Il EAST avenin. Mt
the ..seBfuence OF Mr.. George A. Hall, on
GSs,. so anS tna hr,6a Miss Ma1~aret Hail
The cere,nonv wes performed Mt her fssnyiSS
nnse IN acsount OF Inc III heaitl>.5f a felatIye
II the bride. X39s
@ ~. .s.xxS3; 80, u.r,o,,, n. ro
rAsoa sisso no aa.t ~, as To-
uuuSlSestrsooo' EiseHan Dross coIher Nnah ~
TnB Navy Department IL informed that
Commander 3. psna Greene, equipment Of
ncer OF the Maynard at portsmouth, N. H.,
committed suicide yesterday aiternoon Win
revolver. ne was executive onleer OF the mon,
ilor N ner yIc!ory over the Merrimac. mental
troubles over literaiy WORK was the cause.
ONE OF the cars that arrived At tho d h p.
depot yesterday morning WIS spattered with
blood insidc. The depot authorities state that
deputy Bherin WIS taking q prisoner from
ana this city when four mr. NIKE 'ked men boarded
the train ard shot the prisoner deaSbfntto
seat beside the sherifr. s..aaEgrppi'
JESSE @. Encoon.s lsrsfJ. q. Ereeod A. Co.,
wholesale groasff, f315 Eleventh street north.
west nncs Lfpps' Premium Soap In his fam
lynn preference to all others"
MEETING was held at the National Hotel
last njght by the gentlemen Interested In the
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Saturday Evening sources.

Professor T. Edwin Phippe the well.known
teacher OF the art OF graceful motion, Will In
augurato series OF Saturday evening soiroes
at Abners Hall Tomorrow evening, which
lures Of the seasons gayeties. Everything Will
be done 10 make them select and exclusive,
and with good music and good company o
good time ts Inevitable,
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AUCTION SALES.
RY DUNCANSoN BROS, ''NN|sSSs $1,000.
Auctioneers.

RI DUNOANnON BhOS,
ID Auctionoers.
TRUSTEES sALEoF NEARLY NEW BRICK
DWELLING, NO. 60d u STREET NORTH.
EAST.
BY virtue OF n deed OF trust duly recorded In
liber No. 1907, folio 40 ct seq, one OF tho
land records for the District OF Columbia, we
VIII sell In front OF the premises, on SAT- ~,
URDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1884, at 4 80 lli.iL
p. M, oil that certain piece or parcel OF land
and premises known as lot numbered twenty
four (24), in W. L. Particle and others sub
division OF original lot numbered 1vo and
other lots In square numbered eight hundred
and sixty.eix 1866, together with tho Improve.
ments, wnye, easements, etca to tho same be-
longing or in any manner apportaining. This
lot is improved by nearly new six.room brick
dwelling, and will be sold subject to deed OF
trust OF $4,000, payable in three years from
February 1, 1884, drawing interest at the rate
OF per cent.
Terms OF sale: one-half cash, balance in @
and - months notes, to bear interest and to
DO secured by deed OF trust. deposit OF
500 required at sale. Conveyancing, ETC., at
purchasers cost.
JOHN II. ARMS,
WATSON ]. NEWTON,
de1O-d&d5 Trustees.
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Mr. WWet4s6ung, q the nrm OF VIM. a.
bSfley, OF Fairfax County, va, were married
last evening, at O O'Clock, In the presence OF
rsls tives and friends, by Rev. d. Il. Bittinger,
at the latters residence in South Washington,
Eaatward.
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DO BONDS. Bid. AsEd nn. STOCK. Bud Assd
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sl4 Seventh Street Northwest.
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Justice Hagner.-Olugrla
vs. Hoffman ct al; verdict for plaintiff, 500.
Henderson vs.. d. & o. Railroad Company; on
hearing.
EQUITY COURT - JUSTICE Cox. - Meinkejm
va. Moinkeim; pro confesso. Simms vs.. King
reference TOT auditor. Taylor VS.. Marders
sale by trustees connrmed Crawford vs..
Squier; receiver authorized to sue.
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de10-d&ds
BROS, Auctloneere.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE.

~
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE.
by virtue OF q certain Deed of Trust, bearing
date on September %, A. d. 1880, duly re-
corded In Liber No. $40, folio AGO OF seq, one
OF the Land Records for the District OF Colum-
bia, and at the request OF the holder OF the
note secured hereunder, wo will sell at pub.
lie auction, In front OF tho premises, on MON
DAY, the 22d day Of DECEMBER, A. d. 1884,
at o'clock p. M, the following described real
estate situate In the city OF Washington,
District OF Columbia, to wit; All those certain
pieces or parcels OF land and premises known
and distinguished as and being all OF original
lotnumbered fourteen I'D and the east twenty
(20) feet front by the depth Of original lot
numbered thirteen (13), In square numbered
nino hundred and sixty (060), together with
the improvements, &c.
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash, balance In
three equal payments payable In o, 10 and 19
months after date, purchasers notes to be Sc.
cured by deed Of trust on property sold, or all
cash, at the option OF purchaser. deposit
OF 500 required Mt time OF sale. II terms OF
sale are not complied with within seven days
from date of sale, the property may be resold
at the rick and cost OF tho defaultipg pur-
chaser after i've days advertisement. All
conveyancing at pul chaser's cost.
BRAINARD II. WARNER,
MAHLON ASHFORD,
deS.eod Trustees.
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MARRIED.

oN-MoXLEY.-On December 10,
1884, by the Rev. Stephen A. Kelly, Frank II.
PattisoD, OF Baltimore, Nd, to Florence r..
Moxley, OF this city.
No cards.
N-NoRTHERN.-on Wednesday, De-
cember 10, 1884, by the Rev. William NICK.
Hammack, at the residence OF tho bride, In
Prince Georges County, Nd, Robert A. Golden,
OF this city, TO Miss Belle Northern.
LARNER--CoX.-on December o, 1884, by
tho Rev. william Alvin Bartlett, ID. D., Charles
N. Larner TO Annie b. Cox, both OF this city.
No cards.
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VJANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG
w man as waiter or 10 work at mechanical
dentistry. Call ut 167 N. y. avenue. Good
references. j. II. Hogan. dell..3t
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Rreggass 9. ,s.,s'siss ssornons, DIG and

shAssy6u grow in your ars," said dounod 10 a
young poet, "you will Judge the great masters
OF the past as now Judge the great musicians
OF tormQg times. Al your age used TO say
IL at twenty-five said, Il and Mozart at
forty, Mozart and IL now say Mozart"
MI. Hugh Conway is 80 popular an author In
England tnat 10000 copies OF his forthcom-
Ing story, Dark Days" have been ordered
there, A for SCALED Back," II has been trans.
lated into French, German, Italian, Morse,
swedish, Dutch, houmanlan and Welsh.
An Austrian arrived In New Yorl, few daya
Hgo looking for his wife, who eloped IN 1852.
Perhaps no thinks II about tlme for her o.
begin 10 support him II sho means 70 do u at
all.
Ahalf cent OF 1857 Is worth 25 cents.
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THE LADY MANAGERS OF THE
NATIONAL homeopathic HOS
PITAL
WILL HOLD
GRAND FAIR AND BAZAAR,


GRAND FAIR AND BAZAAR,
AT MARINTs HALL,
FROM DECEMBER 10 to 20, INCLUSIVE.
open from 10 q. m. to IL p. m. daily.
Refreshments, Music and Varied Entertain
ments.
SPECIAL LUNCH FROM 10 to p. M.
The proprietors of each OF the frst-class
hotels will make generous donations for spe.
clal days TO be announced horeafter), thus en-
abling the Refreshment Committee TO furnish
Bountiful Lunch at Reasonable Prices.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR
VIII also contribute q Lunch for one OF the
days.
Visitors to the Fair will not be importuned
to make purchases or TO buy tickets for arti.
clee voted for.
Everything for sale will be plainly marked
AT Low PRICES,
And persons desiring Christmas or Wedding
Presents or useful Household Goods can OBJ
tain bargains and aid deserving charity.
. NEW ENGLAND KITCHEN A SPECIALITY.
Season Tickets, 81. Single Admission, 25c.
Children, 10c. dell
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What the Berlin Conference De.
ciled.

There was notable gathering OF great m11i
at Berlin the other day. Bismarck preDfded
and discussed the great problem ote1cialism.
Ho took the ground that It HHnfd DO wise
policy for his government q go8R little nearer
be stamped out. othtf statesmen followed
"Biz" and many. .arthem prr ,tically agreed
with him, but thpfo were others present who
combatted hfbsViews. The conference, how
ever, were dhanimously OF the opinion that
the beRb-place on earth to buy good ready
mRs,BBuit is at d. Robinson Co.'s, 900 Penn
aRyfVania avenue.
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John A. GRAY, CATERER AND CUISINE,
~ 1d12 Seventeenth et. n. W., Dinners, Par.
tiee, euppers and wedding receptions fur
niehed and served nret-class In every respect.
Terrapin ana game OF all kinds. Single
dlehes delivered 70 any part OF the city at the
shortest notice. Also table furniture TO loan.
Terms moderate.
All orders sent by mail or otherwise will re.
ceiye prompt attention.
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Brilliant Prospects for the HOmeo-
pathtc Hospital Fair.

ArraDgements arc about complete Tor tho
Homeopathic Hospital Fair, to commence next
week at Marinis Hall and which promisce TO DO
one OF the most brilliant, from q fashionable
or artistic standpoint, OF the series OF great
fancy bazars that have boon held at the Ma
tlonal Capital.
The plans are OF the most elaborate charac-
ter. The ladies' Interested are those most
prominent in society, and every indiaasion
Is,ra to the most briliia2h ssSsss' OF the
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ded,l2,1S

Mus=>,B oYD's DIRECTORY, 1SSB-THE
MtsSSA canvass for above work is near
completion. All persons who have moved or
contemplate moving Will send their change
OF residence or business TO the ONCE aud
oblige VIM. II. BOYD, Room AZ, LIE Droit
Building. nO2B-3W
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG
w girl 10 years OF age ian orphan In
storei lie willing 10 DO most anything. Address
orphan, No. 1888 9th 81. ~. W. dell
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.rNoTIoE.

A special meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
Palm Paper Company OF the District OF Co
lumbia will, by order OF the Board OF Trus.
tees, be held at the office OF the company, No.
Saturday, December 81, 1884. The purpose
OF said meeting is to pass upon certain reso-
lutlons OF the Board OF Trustees having refer.
ence TO the finances and debts OF the Com.
pany, the future conduct or disposition OF Its
business and to transact any other business
that may BIO necessary In the interest OF the
Company.
Ed. BROOKS,
ded,12,1 Secretary.
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"ANTED-A SITUATION BY A FIRST
Wv clase, experienced cook IN a small
family TO cook, wash and iron. Call at 1926
Fifth At. NV. de12.3t
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WANTED-A SITUATION by A ooLoRED
W woman TO cook, wash and iron. Apply
at d31 Ridge at. u. W. del2
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MANIFESTATION by A WHITE
w man and wife, man as steward ana
wife as COOK In private family. Address
Steward, Critic office. dell
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WANTED Situations

UTANTED-A SITUATION BY A CoLoRED
w girl TO do washing out, or M laundress;
best or references. Address Mary Grown,
Critic office. deI3
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAIRi

vTYPE-wRITING DoNEAT NO. II, sT. CLOUD
i building, by Mrs. Cowell, formerly oper-
ator at Remington Typewriter ONCE.
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MISREPRESENTATION HAIRi
w on the female face, on the upper lip, chin,
cheeks and throat, growing between the eye
brows and from moles and birthmarke, grow
ing high on gentlemen's checks, near the eyes
ARE q freak Of nature and Is considered
blemish. DR.. j. VAN DYCK, Dermatologist,
% Grant Place, permanently and forever re-
moves this obnoxious growth OF hair by the
operation OF Electrolysis (the Electric Needle
ppo
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WY ANTED-A SITUATION BY BOY 16
wv years OF age In u store or oflce; writes
good references. Address IL. W., $40 10th St.
q, w, dell
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yXTANTED-A SITUATION BY A WHITE
w boy; willing to do anything. Address
Boy, Critic ollce. dell
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olueh Diops goR,gasfff Idren they are harm.
lees, pleRakneHt6 Tho tAstk and VIII cure their
colIlnapb.s 3. and Trade Mark on every drop.
a novel attraction drew great crowds to a
Richmond (England) church lately, whore It
Yves advertised that Professor Alillor would
perform new fantasia on the trombone, with
Urgen accompaniment.
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~ RAND FAIR AND BAZAAR
VI For the Benefit OF
THE CARROLL INSTITUTE,
To be held at
THE MASONIC TEMPLE,
Corner OF and Ninth streets,
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 8, and
continuing two weeks.
MUSIC BY THE MARINE BAND
Every Evening.
Aunilssi0h, '''''''''''''''''''''' ~ cents
season TtcketS... .,...........,,.,.. Oh cents
deS.eo6t
ssrJNHAT DO Y."--LECTURE ON MONDAY
Il evening, 18th inst, at O'Clock, by Rev.
J. II. Vincent, ID. D., ct Foundry NJ. Il. Church,
corner 18th and SITS. Tickets 50c. de9.4t
CHELDON'S DANCING ACADEMIES, 1904
- st. n. W., Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays; Washington Hall, Third st. and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, Mondays and
Fridays. Send for circulars or terms for rent
ing eithor hall to 1904 81. n. W. del
DRAMATIC INSTRUCTION.
~ Apply or address
MISS MARGUERITE E. sAXToN,
no20-12t 400 st. n. W.
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TOR RENT-SEvERAL HANDSOME ROOMS,
Il furnished, ranging from SO to $40 per
month; open CRATES, bath, hot and cold water,
closets, etc., ON same floor; also, fine large
parlor and bedroom and q suite OF four rooms
and kitchen on I'd floor; most central location
in the city. Drivers HOTEL 1913 Penn. ave.
u. W. oc11
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yETANTED-A SITUATION BY FIRST
w class barkeeper; best OF references.
Address L. g., Critic office. dell
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ron REHT--hovses.

TOR RENT-DEsIRABLE HOUSE OF TEN
IL rooms; partly furnished; central loca-
ton; roomers in house SUFFICIENT to pay the
rent; rent $50 cash In advance; parties not
having that amount need not apply. Address
Calvert, Critic ofllce. delO3W
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yNANTED-A SITUATION by A YOUNG
w man I'm some kind OF business; would
prefer barkeeping; can give good references.
Address NJ. O. f., No. T02 81. s.w. dell
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CARLOAD PORTABLE CHIMNEY FLUEs,
~ rouud and equare, Just received. Build.
ing Papers, Lime, Cement, Felt and Pitch,
Fire Clay and Brick. j. T. Walkers Sons, 2Ol
10th st. n. W. no26-f
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SECOND-HAND PIANOS FOR SALE; WAR
- ranted in good order, from 500 up to $50,
ON SO or So monthly installments; new pianos
from s175 to $500; warranted ellE Zss--l9.,-
for six years; all kinds OF musi 55ea1I,- W
cal instruments repaired pia- II III n
nos, parlor and church organeu
tuned ut short notice; perfect satisfaction
given or no charge, at F. w. Helbig Il CO.'S
music store, 1742 seventh ct. n. W. no10.u
HowEs BUSINESS SCHOOL. So 1th st.
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NLTANTED-A SITUATION by A YOUNG
w man TO make himself useful around
references can be given. Call at old 9th 81. n.
w, doll-3t%
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wAKTED-&fnanoHe-hai

WTANTED-A sITeATIoN by A YOUNG
,Nvont man to do wO about the house, o 9Yd