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The Evening critic., 1884-12-01
SOUTH WASHINGTON.
Death of n well.Known Lady-An
Active PoIiccmau-RyIabd Chapel
Entarfn nj m tnema-pers0naI Kafea

tatnment-PersOnol Notes.
Mre. Norman Pruett, whose serious illness
was mentioned In these columns last Satur.
day, died at her late residence, No. 63i Il
street southwest, about . O'Clock p. m. on that
day. Mrs. Pruett, nee Murray, was q neIce of
Mrs. L. @. Wheeler, and although tho mother
81 five children she was quito young. Tho
funeral took place from her late residence at
IL o'clock this morning, the romans being
taken TO Alexandria, Va, for fnterment. Nc.
Pruott has been very unfortunate of late,
having lost his mother, child and now his
wife In the short space OF four months. He
has the sympathy OF large circle OF friends.
Police onlcer Joseph Acton arrested young
colored man named James jackson at the Bal
timoro Potomac depot this morning on n
telegram being received from od Baltimore a
employer, william Mitchell, in that city.
when arrested Jackson was Just In tho act OF
purchasing q ticket for virginia. he was
upon being searched, 1891 in money was
found in tho pockets OF bran new suit OF the
latest style; also white leather satchel, In
which It is supposed he invested the balance
OF the money. He Is held TO await the arrival
OF tho Baltimore authorities.
The ladies of Ryland Chapel NJ. E. Church
ore making preparations for n concert to DO
given ut that church on the 18th instant for
the benefit OF the church. Tho services OF
Piofes sor Sanders, OF Baltimore, have been
secured, together with number OF other good
talent, and they propose TO make this one sur.
pass any or the past concerts.
Onlcer Howell tounu yesterday evening on
q street, between Four-and-a.half and Sixth
streets southwest, light-colored cloth cape
collar, trimmed with seal plush. The owner
can have the same by applying at the First
Precinct Station.
The steamer Arrowsmith brought up about
1000 punches OF rocknsh and tailor5 con-
signed TO VIM. Stewart which sold this morn
Ing from zoe. to 45c. per bunch.
The South Washington Sunday school Union
met at tho Fifth Baptist Church yesterday
afternoon. The attendance was very large,
hn I'M 10 ,nrt m ha M raatn fno
attendance whatever.
Mr.. Charles d. Tune is away on q hunting
expedition In Virginia.
An unusually large number OF oyster boats
were at the wharf this morning. oysters
ought TO be cheap.
Mr.. p. J. Fitzgerald, the genial clerk at DR..
II. A, Bacona drug store, Is confined to his
home, No. 800 Second street, from heavy
colo, with symptoms of pneumonia. Mr.. Fitz-
gerald has the best wishes or his many fri0nds
for an escape of the disease and speodx,8sss
valetcence.
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THEATRE CoMIQUE.
The Sensation of the Season.

Manager Hnelbaker has succeeded In getting
together great show for this week. He says
II is the best he has given this season. Among
his cards are Dalton and Watts, the sensa
tional one.armed boxers, who do terrific act,
and the funniest on the stage. They are tho
hit OF every show they play with. Foster and
Hughes are the greatest and tho highest sala.
Their act alone Is worth tho price OF admis.
sion. Nelson, the great juggler, will also ap-
pear. Also Lottie Zulia, the great female
club,swinger, and tho new and beautiful
everybody. "Fun On an Emlgrant Train" "a
parody on the "Tourists y will prove ap.irro.
sistible afterpiece. We predict 9, beoEfnt tho
Comique this week, as the sbQRadtserves It.
49,. Pren.iss,e1s store
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wall street Gossip,

wall Street Gossip.
L. l.. White, Gould, tho seligmans and
Morgan agree that the tendency favors an i'd
vance. There Is said to DO much better de-
mand In Pennsylvania for coal and iron, aud
good many Industries IN various parts OF
tho country Will start up this morning.
The sixty millions coming out for January
disbursements will force the idle funds into
good stocks, as good railroad bonds have been
vabout all absorbed. Leading houses, latel y
besrisb, now say there is surely sharp and
improved demand for bonds for investment.
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 Exchange:
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WANTED-A SITUATION by COOP
w woman to cook, Fash and iron; can
give references. Applyta No. 40 O.street
alley, between Fourth - d Fifth and aud o.
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A. b, KEYEs.

A, h, KEYEs. J. l.. SMITH
Close Carriages for weddings, call and re-
ceptions. Boarding and Livery Stable. vii.
lard's Hotel Stables, corner 14th and Il SITS.
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Wy ANTED-BY A DtEssNIAKER, SEWING
Critic office. del
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WANTED-AN ERRAND BOY IN A TAILOR
w store; about ~ years old must come
we'll recommended. ntuire at 49, Penn. ave,
upatairn. deI-atH
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DRAMATIC INSTRUCTION.
~ Apply or address
MISS MARGUERITE E. sAXToN,
pnOO.1Ot lat 70

ENAIR AND BAZAAR OF STAR OF HOPE
II Lodge, /. o. G. t., Will be held for one
week, commencing December 1, at West End
Masonic Hall, southwest cor. Pennu. ave. and
10Th 81. n. ". There will be u number OF arti-
cles voted for, including a ilne gold watch and
bedroom set of furniture. Admission, 10 cts;
season tickets, % cts. no2o st
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WANTED-A slTUNTIoN TO DO ANY.
.N,,Sy. Thing except waS nr' Cali at No. dSa ia,
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Chicago Grain and Provision Eu-
lures.
The following summary by d. X. Plain &
Co., 81. Cloud building, Ninth and + streets,
shows the course OF tho Chicago produce mar
ket up TO 1 d. IN. to-day:
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-S~1IEUTENANT sHUFRLDT, United States Navy,
has decided TO repeat his lecture, entitled
"Madagaskara, tho Land Of Slnbad the Sailor"
The lecture Is illustrated by stereopticOn
views from photographs taken by Shuteldt on
his recent expedition, and presents many
curious and interesting features. The lecture
will be delivered on Wednesday evening at
NRrints Hall.
-. In tho case Of the Freedman's Savings and
Trust Company against Shepherd and
thompson vs. Brady, the Court In General
Term today passed decree deciding that the
r. y, \ II. 90. came too late for relief, and that
the assignment TO THOMPSON was good. An
appeal was noted TO tho Supreme Court OF the
United States.
meeting Of the committee appointed at the
International Medical Congress- held at Co
pennington, % arrange for the next session 10
be ned In TINS city "a Ass7, mot hero satur.
elected president. -.,.-paE1sr
Nobby,p aatatSqheA 81. Hamburger's.
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WyANTED-A sITuA TIoN AS CHAMBER.
wv maid or nurse 81 white girl. Address
Kate Brown, Critic ono. del
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w neat, clean coloted woman. Address
No; ldos First street rthwest between o
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w able colored woman to do plain cooking
or shamherwork' Address E. G. o. CRU,
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WANTED-BY A WHITE WOMAN, A GOOD
w home; willing TO work; is n good
washer and ironer. Address Ann Carlin, Critic
o1lce. NOES
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NTANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
w lady 10 read few hours in tho evening
10 lady or gentleman; invalid preferred;
compensation small. Address Kendall f.,
ClllC Onlce. NOES
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WANTED-A s1rTN ZION AS COOK. APP.
wv ply nt No. qotA alloy. ae1
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"ANTED-DY A FIRSr-CLASS, EXPE-
w rlenced hand, washing or scrubbing 10
do out by the day. Call at d2O Massachusetts,
avenue n. W. until the first OF the month.
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w ANTED--DY A RESPECTADLE SETTLED
w colored woman, II situation az Infants
nurse; also by girl, as chambermaid. Call
at 400 New jersey ave. u. W. no2S
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WTANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK OR
w steward In private family or In restau-
ranti understands all French dishes. Address
$. r., this ofice. no2S-3t%
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HANTED-A SITUATION AS CHAMBER.
w maid. Apply at 900, reariof 27th ST., bot.
] and X sts. NV. no2O
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NTANTED-A MlDDLE-AGED MAN DESIRES
w tho acquaintance OF O lady during tho
winter senson; object, mutual pleasure. AID.
dress Ajax, Critic once. no2S-3t"
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w able colored wo ban to cook, wash aud
iron; willing 10 nurse OF 0 do chamberwork In
a small family. 72212 4Ah at. II. W. del
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WTANTED-BY CHoRED GIRL, A PLACE
AM s, Us c,h a,1 or nurse. Apply az
az O-strett alley. del
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WANTED S,tuahons--FemaIe.

"ANTED-AN ACTIVE, TIDY MAN TO
w sh9ek oysters. 1913 Penn. ave. no25Ot
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WY ANTED-wAsHING, BY MRS. HARRIS,
w o32 Nailor's alley, bet. ON and 10Th
and n and q SITS. no2S
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XyTANTED-wAs AND IRONING AND
w cooking by a settled white woman go
homo at night. 2110 NJ ct NV. no2O
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WANTED-A sITUlW IoN AS NURSE AND
good references. Applya at llOI Doth az. n. W,
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IVES, BARRY AND SAY so STILL, THAT
Il tho Forsyth Cafe, 51S Tenth street, near
I, serves the best 15c. breakfast and tho best
loo. and 25c. dinners in the city. No spoiled
meats or cheap and impure articles allowed in
tho place. no2S
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yXTANTED-A YOUNG WOMAN TO COOK,
w waeh and iron for family OF four; must
go home at night; pay, So per month; 1885
18th et. ~ nO2O.3tr
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VITANTED-A SITUATION BY RESPECT
w able colored girl as chamoerm1id or
nurse. Apply TO Coverton st. u. W. NOES
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WY ANTED-A SITUATION by A CULoRED
w woman to do washing at home. Apply
ut O25 Fifth 81, n. W. nO2O
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ITANTED-sITUATIoN by AN ELDERLY
w lady to do plain sewing and light
Homework. Address Is 1st Et, g, q,
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TOR sALE-5Oo SHARES WASHINGTON &
II La Plata mining stock, 10000 shares
Music Mountain, 100 shares Pan Electric
Telephone, 10 shares Post Sewing Machine,
10 shares Swan Brush Light, $50 shares
Rogers Telephone, $4,000 shares Dickinson
Life.Boat stock at 80 cents per share, lntrin-
sically worth $40 per share; stocks exchanged
TO suit customers at small advance margin.
THOMAS A. MITCHELL, 031 Fstreet rooms
3 and u. Eo2O-6t
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NTANTED-A SITUATION BY A CoLoRED
w woman as nursei best of city reference.
Address No. Coverton ST. no2S
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NXTANTED--A WOMAN FOR HoUsEwORK;
w must be a good cook and ladndross;
email family; good wages; sleep home. No.
132 ii 81, n, W. no2S-3tF
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wANTED---HoIp--FeHnje.

Adyerilsenenta Of Three lines under this head
Inserted three timeB for Is cents
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C,HELDON'S DANCING ACADEMIES, 1904
- OF. II. W., Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays Washington Hall, Third st. and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast Mondays and
Fridaye. Send for circulars or terms for rent
ing either hall TO 1901 + st. n. W. del
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.ANTED-DY A a oRED BOY, A sIrUA-
w lion TO run erran1 or walt on sick man.
100 4th 81. NV. del
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"ANTED 49, A FIRSr.CLASS OYSTER
Wv shucker; must understand waiting.
Apply at Ala 7th ct. NV. no2S.3ts
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YASTED--S,tuauons-Haje.

w OF 16as an apI<entice In any business;
is willing TO work; goVi references given. Al.
dress Eugene, Critic ce. del
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vTYpE-wRITING DoNEAT NO. II ST. CLOUD
j. building, by Mrs. Cowell, formerly oper-
ator at bennington Type.Wrlter Office.
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FOH SALE-ssiaceilaneous.

TOR sALE--A GOOD HORSE, ONLY sac.
II Apply at Morgan's Steam Laundry, BIZ
9th 81. u. W. no2S-3tF
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VITANTED-Two CoLoRED WOMEN TO
w wash bottlesi call before a. m at
1d16 Ohio ave. no203t"
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HlHTED--ReLn-MnSe

Advertisements OF Three lines uuder this hea d
Inserted three times for IS cents,
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TINHE ARNO-THIS NEW HOTEL FLAT
Il house, situated OH 10th st., between
and X ets., will BIO opened December /. The
rooms, which aro oil large and newly fur
nished, VIII be steam heated; open hreplacss
In every room; two bathrooms on each floor.
The q la carte and table d'hote dinlng.rooms
Will be in charge or an experienced New York
caterer. Location finest In the city. Parties
desiring to secure suites or rooms for the
season apply on tho promises. no26.1m
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WTANTED-A YoUtG CoLoRED MAN TO
w attend 10 one hbrse and make himsolt
useful about store. Apply at No. 103 Penn
bylvania avenue. nO20-3tt
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ATANTED-A WHITE GIRL TO DO GEN
w eral homework. Apply at 1100 st.
ny no1O BE
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nor SALE Al RARE BARGAIN FOR
Il each or on installments-A 5-octave, IL
stop, 2 manual, pedal bass Estey or -s,syss-zr.
gan; can be seen at @. L. Wild
Bros plano and organ warerooms,
700 Seventh at. n. W. no21
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I AIDES WILL FIND THE MOST STYLISH
IL suits for the least money are made AZ
1Dresemaking Parlors, 400 9th 81. n. W. Tailor
made suits n speciality. no2S.3tf
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UTANTED-A HAkF.dRowN WHITE GIRL
w for general hdtsework; 70 stay at night
Apply at d2t Mass. DC. n. W. dc1.3tF
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WANTED-A coINRED CIIAMDERMAtD AT |
rs,srd lSoS s' apply without gee,
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VNTANTED-TO EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old ones at Buffers Stove Exchange,
corner 9th ana X SIS. Smoky chimneys curod
or no pay. Stoves exchanged for groceries.
Old stoves bought,
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WANTED MUsTkTAY AT N1GHr-A wo-
w man 10 cook, Nlsn and Iron; muet bring
references. Apply u b23 90 st. n. ". de1.3tn
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yXTANIED-A WOMAN TO COOK AND DO
w general. housework. Apply at No.
HOG Ninth 1t. NV. no2D3t
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NXTANTED-AY otNG LADY THAT UNDER.
wv stands curlhg feathers. Apply at
1927 Pa. ave. n. W. del.3F
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lNl WASHINGTON FIRE AND MARINE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY OF BOSTON.
Surplus as to Policy Holdere, $1,200,000.
j. ID. winner, Manager, 1d1O N. Y, ave.
1neures Houses, Buildings, Stock, Furniture
and property OF every description at lowest
rates. This, tho season OF probable disastrous
fires, Ia the time TO fully insure. Surplus
lines written on acceptable risks, Facilities
for placing large lines. Liberal commissions.
Life, Plate Glass and Live Stock Insurance
Effected In best companies.
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VAyANTED-A CoLoRED GIRL TO ASSIST
w in homework; must stay at night;
bring reference. Apply at 1922 q OF. W.
noQS.1tF
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VIZ ANTED-IMMEDIATE AN EXPERT.
w enced nurse for two children; must
bring good references. Apply between z aud
8 n. m. at Did Thirteenth ct. II. W. no2O.3tF
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NEANTED-IMMIA IATEJY-AT 1925 1lTH
w ct. n. VIZ cots, washer ana ironeri 70
stay nights; referend9 required. de1.3tF
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yXTANTED-To THOSE IN WANT OF RE-
w liable help or situations for trades,
stores, houeemaida, clerks, cooks, hostler5,
laborers, and all positions OF trust male or
female, apply to or address National EN-
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WkHTED---Houses.
WANTED--Atacopu0eOus..,,u.s.

WANTED TO PURCHASE SMALL
w house In tho northwestern section. Adj
dress A. D., Critic oillce. no2B.3t
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Admission during the week......,............50c SOC.
Slngle RdmisslOn. lOc.

GHURoH OF "oUR FATHER"
" Thirteenth and l. streets.
The first OF
-FOUR CON CERTS
to be given this season by the eminent choir
OF this Church (Miss Annie Roemer. Kaspar,
Mrs. Jennie L. True, Mr.. f. Knoop, Mr.. j. II.
Kaiser, Prof. Theoppil, assisted by other first
class artists), will take place Wednesday even
ing, December 81 1884.
Tickets, with reserved seats for the four con-
cerie, 81; single tickets, % cents; reserved
seate, 20 cents extra. Tickets, with or with
out reserved aeats, for sale at Ellis Il 90. q
muhic store. D37 pennn. ave. nO26.7t
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UTANTED-A ooNoRED WOMAN AS CHAM
w bermald nr4 nurse; references re.
quired. Call at 135fa ave. N. W. del-3tT
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MISS KATIE H.: LETTER IN p. o. FOR
w you. Please get 1t this evening, sure.
no2S.3tf W, Il. ID.
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AHARINIS HALL-MR. i. q. MARINI WILL
-N1open his Academy for the reception OF pupils
Saturday, October A. 1854, at o'clock p. 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 Tueaday
and Saturday. Circulars can now be had at tho
music stores and ut the academy. ge23
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LOST AND FOUND.

WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO PICKED
w up black lace ecarf on 9TH ST., opposite
U. 8. Patent ONCE, please return to Indian
OfIce2 Mrs. Hamill. no29.3t+
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X{TANTED-To EXCHANGE, LApY's NICE,
w double broche shawl for gentleman's
good oyercoat. Address shawl, Critic oflce.
no20.3ts
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CoR sALE-sLEIGHs, sLEIGHs, sLEIGHs-
IL Large and handsome assortment OF Al
bany swell Body Cutters, CORTLAND Swell
Body Cutters, Portland Cutters, trimmed In
raw silk, plush md velvet, at prices ranging
from $3.50 to $40; also, n largo assortment
OF blankete, robes, &c, &c.
We have also the largest assortment OF car
riages, buggies and wagons for tho least
money In the city. Tho
Horse and Carriage Bazaar, $40 La. ave.
no25-lm .BENSINGER.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY WHITE BOY
w aged 10 years, in the country or city;
will make himself useful; is willing aud
obliging. Address NJ. O., Critic oflice. no29
r1n,up,c pucrNpcc ccunOr -, C.,., o.
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VXTANTED-BYA YOUNG WHITE BOY, 16
wv years old, work OF any kind. Address
W. H., Critic ONCE. NOES
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WANTED AN HONEST, INDUSTRIOUS
w girl to aaslst1t general homework and
wait on tablci good reference. 300 N 81. n. W.
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nv ANTED o. ENCuMBERED LOTS OR
w houses west OF n. j. ave. n. W., at fair
PRICES; money!ready. attorney" 1929 N. Y.
Ive., Room %. no20-0t%
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PERSONAL.

IRtED OYSTERs-5,0OO BOXES OF THE
n beat fried oysters Will DO sold, fresh
cooked, dollciously seasoned and on shortest
notice, at L. Mangum's Oyster and Ice Depot,
No. 500 North Capitol st. no20.3*
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THE FOURTH ANNUAL COURSE
III OF
SIX CONCERTS IN CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH.

DR.. j. ". Bischofr"".. Director
OPENING CONCERT, FRIDAY EVENING,
December 8, followed by ono tho first Friday
evening of each month, ending May 1, 1885.
Reserved seat for the Blk concerts, Sl.60.
Every seat in the house Will beioirered for sale
as reserved seats by Ellis Co., Music Store,
O37 Penna. ave. no1S.
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WTANTED-STORE GLERKS, MECHANICS
w or others TO talt day board with lady;
eafly breakfast noo1day dinner and tea;
everything home.maIA good table for 90 nor
week; no rooms; 1ttbn mlnutos walk OF 7th
and the Avenue. Address "iIome," Critic ofIice,
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CECOND-HAND PIANOS FOR SALE WAR
y ranted In good order, from 500 up - s75,
on SO or So monthly installments; new pianos
from 1915 TO $500; warranted <--szNsss.lrr
for six years; all kinds OF must. 49, ~
cal Instruments repaired; pia-1 II u n II
noe, parlor and church organs
tuned at short notice; perfect satisfaction
given or no charge, at L. w. HelDig 4 CO.'S
music store, 17d2 seventh ct. n. W. no1O,tf
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NTANTED-SITUATION BY COLORED
w man as waiter In private family or
can furnish best OF refer
ences. Address Il. f., Critic ONCE. no2S
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NOR sALE-CHoICE BUILDING LOTS ON
Il Bladensburg turnpike. In sight ofstroet cara;
$50 cash and monthly payments. Thos A. Mitch
ell. real estate broker, 95i + ST., Rooms and 8.
HoWEs BUSINESS SCHOOL. SIT 9Th st.
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INTERPRETATIONS HAIRi

WILLIAM DEMoTT, THE ONLY ORIGINAL
w Philadelphia clothing agent, repre-
senting TOWER HALL, OF Philadelphia. The
only place for all-wool winter suits to order az
the email price OF SI5. 614 Louisiana ave-,
next to City Postorlce. no22-1m
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I OST OR MISLA1D-POLIOY NO. 7,42G, IS.
IL sued by the Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Company on the life OF Warren Choate. The
finder Will please return II 10 the undersigned.
Application has boon made for a duplicate.
no1S.tuBt SIMON WOLF, O21 II st,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-10
The NOW York Stock AIarket.

new YORK, October 9.-Wall Street
The interest in stocks thus far to-day
has conferred almost entirely IN three
efocks which hadbeen strong on advance.
Pacific Mail rose = to 5535, Louisville q
Nashaille "a to 2935 Union Pacific q TO
5sII Manitoba is still affected by the
Teduction of dividends; that stock de
cIined ~.
lower. railways strong. stocks even less
active than yesterday, although the
market continued strong, Union Pacific
and Pacific Mail were the features. The
statement that the Pacific Mail dividend
will be advanced to s per cent caused
that stock to sell up. Compared with yes
terday closing prices are, Union Pacific
4 and Pacific Mail Z higher, while
Lake shoreis q Missouri Pacific q New
Jersey Central rs lower. Other changes
are unimpOrtant.
New YoRK, October 9.-Stocks quiet,
strong this afternoon Union Pacific rose
to 66]z. Pacific Mail to 553s NOrthwect
10 OH, Central Pacific to 4254; at close
advance=partially lost.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-10
Chicago Grain Trade.

CHICAGO, October 9.-Wheat. fairly
lower, 76R cash; October; 78H a 1881
November; 50 December.
Corn-Weak lower; 553< cash, October
51I November; 427s year.
0ats-Higher; ~ October; 25555 No
Vember; 3IH December.
WhiskY-13.
Observation-Disclosures; 1875 Oc-
tober; 76L November. 2
Corn Firm; 541! October ; 5155 No
TembeT.
Oats-Stronger; 271l October; 2794 No
Vember
Rye-Higher, 541I.
Barley-Steady; 621E.
Pork-Firm, 1850 October.
Lard-Fair 1851.
Bulk Meats-Fair demand; shoulders,
$50; short ribs, 9.25; short clear, 10M.
Whisky-I3.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-10
Chicago Cattle Market.

Hogs-Receipts, 1850 brisk higher,
rough packing, 40 q SIS. packing and
shipping $40 a $50; light 500 "a $50.
Cattle-Receipts Z zoo; fat cattle firm,
common dull, good to choice 600 @16.75.
common to fair 400 a $50, stockers and
feeders 800 a 40, range frIn, Tex
81, 200 wyoming 1905 b 5.87]I, 2.58
Wyoming Texans, $50 II, 3.65. Sales
Montana Texans PSI ID, sos. Sales 27S
Colorado 1,156 ID AIS; Sales 172 Montana
1855 ID, ASS.
Sheep Receipts, 1000; duh except
on best, good to choice 500 a 40.
common to fair 80 q 2.75, Texans 200
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Auction Extraordiuarv

On Monday. October 18th, we viii sell
~ public auction at 356 West Temple
E' oi9 Gilt Row, the complete house
- 60 9. goods OF Z. I. Seabury, consisting
y Groves. Carpets, fine Furniture, Brio
p;-1L4c, Pictures, one Grand Chickering
ITO, new Singer Sewing Machine.
b, my s are almost new, having been used
rees .oar months. Sale positive without
i'e' BAABERGER & WooLF,
Auctioneers.
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Mining Stock Market.

New YORK, October 9.-In mining
shares Consolidated Pacific declined to
"a and rallied to 50, but otherwise the
transactions were very limited. Horn
Silver sold at 81 and Maryland coal st
1000.
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western stocks.
SAN FRANCIsCo, October 8.
British Quotations.

e., LIVERPOOL, October $50 -p.m.-
Wheat-Quiet, steady.
Corn-Easier, IS, 81.
LATEST QUOTATIONS.
LIVERPOOL, October 9.-The weather
Al =, England IS fair, with showers.
Wheat-Quiet.
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AuctlOneer.
Remember

90 20 u. Il. Lpman manufactures all his
S COM, and therefore can upderseu his
-t1NDoTs. '.fTt wT ,,