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DANGEROUS LITERATURE.
The Foni Deformity 81 Drunkenness Often
Mad Attractive in the Writings Of Lit
erary Men.

ei"'s 49,
4 subtle source Of danger ariscs from
the effect Of the literature OF intern
perance. Poetry Ia. long IL u -te-"d 20
this dread vice. From the Ba"cai c ode,
Of The Grcc!.n Ana-reon. and IN" grace
ful w!ne>Ongs If the Roman Hora:lus.
down 10 our own age. when Moor and
Byron have lent their might? powc-s t.
throw new cn"hautrcut around the
foam!n- tauEard or ia" Ny-wrc ,thrd
cup, and make more attract - the
slavery of scn-ualIcy. poetry Ha- Datil"t
for VINE. And even u-O-g = lar from
beng pure. 10 Irarary m"n drunken
nc-- seems bat a ycu.4l sin. and WI .c
many of them have fallen. Il" the
common herd Of d~runharG,. before Z
assault too many have url-t.tutrd heir
pen, rn male attractive and -yHOuy-
nous with II tina; j. gcncrou-. noble.
waolc-,oUlrd IN humanity. 'Ai- foul tc-
fO~mitv. which 10 Dee hated needs DGt
- b" seen not IL poetic giamor, Tat
H. j. really IS.
When %" mighty wrought discretion
of the drinking seem" rs hau.-l~d i-o-u
TIE pages Df the modern novel. yr !.
mentioned, j. -'.-ma' red 3 buS fry
letters oi rcfrpbat ou- @Haa the drum
ard b u-r'f j. Golietci /. not a. = good
Ic.tp". but 81 q great -luuc~ acaln-t bis
own and D,h"--' ~,ui- when tn" w.rr
-ou- crhuc- 10 longer from the uari,-
aui lie clab-ropiu, and poets ce., 10
be- priest Of tire Hac hlr or-i"~ when
history, faithful 20 her trust. tc!~ OF
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How Eugene Lives.

The cX-Emp0e>s Eugene ha> retired
TO Peterborough, WHERE she j, erecting
on the grounds of her rc> icncr a -u-
peru maueo'cum io- Napoleon Ill. the
Prince Imperial and herself Shs ives
in the same C.oomy tate WI "a waS
kept up nj th~c hurst ~h,. ocuGplcS
her DAYS n reading. writing her me-
mofrS. receiving such accredited visitors
- NAV J. e>eUt Themselves and pay NJ
occasional visits To the tumu. she pre-
fcr> walking to driving. and = ALWAYS
followed toy = dog She carries a a
ami one observer ;hsn> that she u-.>
u with s. much rrai grace s., though il;
was a Sspter. >hc ;ear~ the weight of
wears and sorrow with dignity. save for
one personal detail The employment OF
cosmetics With the native cn-uc.rv
Of a >paniarl who became a !arisenne.
III ME cxn not submit io the raya-e>
al time on 4 compe exon once. wholly
admirable, and her couut-uaucc = e
mask. elui> teiy duce. bu; litc adou'cd
II tnc gar RI light Of day. and .ncon-
Cruous with her = ~ h2iE-LoaGyg
Cor. Hrugka "a tuCL
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An Emotional Nature

Mrs Pe:erby was busy cutting he,
husband HAIR. Their l.;i- son Johnny
picked I'D ON % The ha.r that was
scattered over the floor.
Please. NE, 1syn'i l have a lock OF
napas hair. I wan, II 50 bad"
Yes. nv child Just SO there,
George. what 81 afiectioas,e Little fel-
low he j. That child has mo-e hear.
than anv child Of hi, a-e | ever saw.
Ee wants { o keep 3 lock O. yo0r har -
a keepsake he i me b=s; boy II Tex
as-"
What 90 Tsu wan; the hszr t0-.
Johnny" asked Mr.. Pe;erby.
KANT 10 re il 20 the tai Of nv
hobby horse. his tai = too thn." r.
Piled the a~tfectionate little Creature
Texas S.f.sngA
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Life In the Parts sewers

Is possible. for "A short time. to the robust,
the ma JOrity OF refined persons would
prefer Iinm.Iiat" death To ,xIst-ur" in
their rerkin- a~tmospb"r-. How muca
more revolving 10 To- ~ ones self a itri1T
,ct-eT. But this l. actually the case WITH
those in whom the inactivity Of the liver
drives the refuse MATER OF the holy To
escape through the lungs, breath. tn.
pores. kidneys and bladder. IL l. aston
ishing that l!fe remain Il such "a dwelling.
Dr. plercc's "Guldsn Medical Discover A"
-estores normal purity 10 the system and
reEews the whole being.
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q Boa. Gull. ~ Alaska.

During tbs Ia; winter or the Yukon
M. Farcio; performed 4 task Which q;
will IL hard 10 End e~guaileG IL The hl-
tory of mechanics IL hull. & boa:
and Al engine n which % p-ppel i.
having a. hIs disposal ouly tue wood
obta uab!e n The vlclucy. a irw
lengths %. gap pc. taken from ;A,
cts - bs u,-i II mining operations.
one o- two tiles and i ratchet. y - =
few wood-cut;Iu- tools VIZ such
maier 3. and tools 81 constructed q
propeller winch earned , - =; -, rat
IL --Vcu suu;- an nag- twelve aGEa--t
tE- Mash;ur-, department, O.: the Ne
chau.c~ Pas Ion. where e "a placed.
a :ew d-f- az. The ~. re- cu-
posed wholly %: PIECE OK --~r.'-r g..
one can -e- hy ~sL~r-s'u- g. The rFi-
lnt"r ga~Pp, IN rut- and al IA.
worA Az --~p.pc. .Iuc-; tn~ pro
l-.."r and - center, ;ae former beng
beaten .-ou and ;a- latter ir.r IL,s J.
l. . lu--u ru> = piece oi u..sa-u Ill 80
Wa ever Hu aud Ua- proved o. -'-
f"--.yc So . - IN. -.au- IL Intended
- u.ar, f.r ca- o. sa q bark canoe
.-' rut r..G. ADJ. - ...t na' -t-HHr
p "a q. a. r.u-t-e.- set e. wooden .H.t
abuu. E,,,-a lee, i-a- q vAsr. l.
mad -a. .-,.e., o.; ra- Nuaa- 90 ~,
mouth. and ,a.a. around rF | =
- M-Har.-. lac.- tbs TIP - ~ya
=. ,ess.rrr-t.4 d -rH-.. Vs.r- ma. $50
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TEMPERANCE.
INDECENT.
The Responsiveness of Drunkcnness- A
Vivid Picture of an Intoxicated Man.

The Responsiveness of Drunkenness - A
Vivid Picture of An Intoxicated Man.
lntemperance is indecent. an asser-
ton that no person Will attempt to de- .
ny. II Is not within common expert
encc ever TO see on The streets a. indie
cent a sight "a a drunken MIN. If he
is cleaniy he is still indecent. and pitia-
bic because o: his indeccncv. II he j.
not cleanly-apd the rule Is that he il
not he Is still more Indecent lie reels
over tie pavement, coiliding with men,
womcn and children. feared Dv the
ttnId a. II he Were a wild beast. d.
sllScd 10y the ma orIty OF those who
witness the exhibition. as If ne were
anIthID@ but "A man and Stunned hv all
- II be were 4 lcper. He deliberately
c,oUiS and pO!sous bis intellect, MAKES
himself an irresponsible IDIOT. and
makes a public exhibition of himself
that j. rcpul-iv- in the extreme. If
that same man should see Il hand Dis
fIgur NJ Il beautiful and costly picture
hl- whole soul would To- aroused. II he
should see a rough foo pressed upon z
b au;iU III flower hc would demonstrate
and Vet he ruihlas,lv di-.gurc- the
iTl.atr-t aud bet thing in the world.
"a. l,uan r,au.., - -
f. - th.. ,,rd +, -, 40, g.
dc IL - scid III go find q l~arallc.
even among acts tat We usually term
Indecent But the lndcc.ur. Il inf ~
ca.ann . always apisarru, enough with
or a''1 AEw aa D. .ual mc.n.u- 20
tn" term. : drunken man IS literally
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23
VENTILATION.
Bov to Bald = FsaIsry Mouse That AZ
ford. Co0plete Protection


ford. Complete Protection
One Of the most destructive agents 10
.n,rl.- hou.s $; I.cl az ventilation.
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lhh@' nHsu iaiSe =" Pu'e'
fresh ayr Or th-is WAL not 40 we!I n
confinement during the @intes months.
We believe this 10 II. the caus. Of more
,rh,.,.b;,.s. - rocE. han all other
aus ~
quIrc the pure. uha'I!irfa'rd Ne-h aaf
81 lieaven and when they are deprived
OF this in the least. 70 am length f
,-uc they b..rin 70 dr,,,, and lose their
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23

A Philadelphia drucciS, mas forty
:our pre>crpI received n six
months. III which every one contains
such errors e. 20 SERIOUSLY menac. lie
IN case they had been filled ~ the doc
tors wrote them -Ps,aacl9. s1 Frcs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23
Throw Away Trussc<

and employ the radical, new method,
guaranteed % permanently cure IN" worst
cases oi rupture. send two letter stamps
for references. pl,urEist and terms.
worlds D!-p~nsGrv Medical Association,
S5 Main Street Buffalo. y. y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23

straightforward. fearless. manly yol
will have q great influence for GOOD
over a large community OF boys. Try
it for yourselves--ErGngelSG
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23

WHY - a balloon vovAcer great - D.
euvl-rP because re rl--s rapidly IN tUS
world. and has mos. ,xCel4en. Trpsps~A
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23

"VHAT - the warS' thing about rich"s'"
esksd the Suudry-schrul Superintendent.
And tn NV toy said Not having any"
-BystyH Post.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23

TEE Woman Question-"So~ ism; this
a pretty time Of night for VOC TO Ses
esT1-s"-NI.joa1l Ueski,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23

PIkE'sT UnTHACHE CHDrs Curc!uimjnut.-%C
".sau's Nui bur SoI. b'a4s and t-auu.c~. *
GERsAN COR. ftTNOvER kills turns a buttons
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23

THE best cough medicine j. Fiso's Cure
for Consumption Sold ever waeru- &c
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a uyvTI-T adv"rt.sss Teeth inserted
without pain" Tn, shows one marked
difference between "a Ira;is; AID a d.. -
V. !. t,r1pEs~.
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A ~yA~UTSwAy who went - SO what
color the Wind va. found II blew. J.
-Nsir&
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23

R.sr-HsLL is n curious gnno. 3 son
a. a play er gets Ou; be = obliged u come
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IvgvrEFR asks What must 4 % = mako
ml LaHus soft: D. uo;aiEE-EosfsH
tJgg.rF-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23
StuHna Up.

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aarra ;a~ i1
I-fu~ss g: 'i- a
wifl q . n
noa.r called TINs
-'s
gFr~frur. ~"
r.. trrr i- lc Ia
cen pic 80 4
-HasT, n u. NJ {.
No. ksH
pe,nE a sU"e-~f fry5-.
chronic osz-rh a.
ray.uE derived rs.
teecstfra- % "a"
C-ra Iis J CO.
A.sh,Y rec g
T. R.sEsN Dvs.St
sis-Il-aey. IaaA
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"Uer face 80 fair. az Fest n seemed not,
But heavenly tortrai, of bright eugvI + hue,
Ci.GT a. the say. without - t.aI" Or 't1t.
Through goodiy mixture o. compilations
due.
And in her Ch.eks tho ycrIucll rel I'D show
This l. the poets description 80 a woman
whose physical system Wa IL q perfectly
sound and healthy state, with every func-
ton acting properly, abi Is the euviabie
C1ndit on % its fair patrons produced by
Dr.. PierCo's "Favcrito Prescription"
Any Gru-gis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23

A~ra-firi~ a Rr-'re trf. each Eaa'rf = E<Frfa
u4r Prars 800 #.- rs ratsos e. is~1g Fs NF- 2
circular. ELI EaIaAl.A. prs.s~ Os.a \ .
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24

JAMES q. BLAINE, JR., is getting ready TO
enter Harvard College next year.
JAY Goufp's yacht Atalanta made the run
from New York to Charleston, $. g., in 80
hours.
ADELAIDE RUDOLPH, a niece of Mrs
Garfield, has been elected Latin professor
Of the Kansas State University.
THE Chicago JoUpdi remarks In n spirit
Of cold booded atrocty! alt IS not noces-
sary that the Minister to Austria should be
a Nienna-bred man."
COMMODORE VANDERBILT's sound advice
to his son William was: "Don't you ever
sell anything you haven't got nor buy any
thing you can't pay for.
The Chinese Sunday-school scholars of
Jersey City have given each OF their Christ
ian teachers large Chinese sacred lantern,
mahogany and glass, beautifully painted.
PoPE LEO is said to have an income of
$l,500,0o0 annually, and 1t is stated on the
authority of Monsignor Capel that the
Pope's personal expenses are limited to
$3.50 day.
REV. HENRY WARD BEEcHER preached in
Stamford, Conn, on Tuesday evening at
the 250h anniversary OF the church of
which bis scn-in-law, the Rev. Samuel SEQ
vile, is pastor.
DURING four years that Thomas G. Acton
has managed the Sub-Treasuiy in this city
six thousand millions Of money have passed
through its gates without dollar being
lost.-[N. Y. Sun.
Mr.. CHILDs of the Philadelphia. Ledger,
among his other good gifts for Christmas,
will present each boy In the Sunday.school
of st. James Episcopal Church with an or
der for ten dollars worth of clothes.
Miss JANE BANCROFT, for eight years past
the professor of French at the Northwestern
University, Evanston, Ill.,, has resigned to
accept the Fellowship in History at Bryn
Mawr College. Miss Bancroft is graduate
of Syracuse University.
LADIES WILL now envy Mrs. Grant more
than ever, for she has not only received a
pension of 5000, but can send as many
letters MS she wants to without paying any
postage Nothing breaks a woman's heart
so much as to buy a postage-stamp. p.-[Chi-
cago News.
THIS Is WHAT Colonel Frank Barr says:
81 do not think Mr.. Blaine will ever again
be u candidate for the Presidency, and If
| Black jack should be nominated in 1888,
Mr.. Blaine would probably take the stump
for him. Blaine will have this much to
| do with the next national convention. He
| will prevent the nomination of an avowed
| opponent like Edmunds. The nominee OF
the convention will not be an enemy to
| Blane.'
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24
THE CHRfsruAs STOCKING.
Some Things that Several PeOpl
Would Like TO Find in Their Hose.

Some Things that Several People
Would Like TO Find in Their Hose.
The District Democrats few more
healthy changes In the local offices.
The proposed new street railway com
panies--The earth, including the streets OF
the National Capital.
The Presldent-A rest.
The Scnatc-No restriction upon the
traffic In cold tea.
The Member of the House-Big appro-
priations for his own district, not caring
whether an old flag is thrown in or not; in
fact, would be willing to 90 without the
iog II the appropriation is forthcoming
The small boy--A Christmas horn that
will make more noise than any other wind
instrument in the universe.
The author of the Breakfast Table Letters
Two Saturdays in each week.
The Turkey and the Goose-An imperial
and universal ukase abolishing Christmas
and Thanksgiving days.
The young glady-Something lawful nice"
from her best young man.
Her best young MANA raise in his sal
nry so that the giving Of lawful nice"
things may not necessitate decrease in the
numDer Of his wooden undershirts.
General Hazen-A pet corn whose fore
casts of weather can be relied upon; also
fewer cold days
Senator Beck--A change Of views in re-
gard to silver on the part of the Admins
tration
Speaker Carlislc-A promise that the
Members of the House will behave them
selves, which he won't get.
Hon. Tim Campbell-A general sentiment
that a little thing like the Constitution
should not stand between glntlemen.
Mr. Keely-Just a little more money and
he will make his motor mote.
Colonel Charles A. Dana and the world
at large that
We may be happy yet;
You bet.
The Washington corrcspondents-A law
compelling the afternoon papers to print
on Christmas and Thanksgiving.
A good many nominees to federal posi-
DISCRIMINATION by the Senate.
Many who are in-That they may stay In.
A great many more who are out-That
they may get in.
All the residents of Washington-The
opening of the Smithsonian Institution, the
Capitol, the National Museum, the Con
gressional Library and the Botanical Garden
on Sunday.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24
SONG OF CHRISTMAS.

Sound over all waters, reach out from all
lands,
The chorus of voices, the clasping of hands;
Sing hymns that were sung by the stars OF the
morn,
Sing songs of the angels when Jesus was born.
With glad jubilations
Bring hone to the natiOns
The dark night is ending and dawn has begun;
Rise, hope of the ages, arise like the sun,
All speech flow to music, all hearts beat as
one.
Sing the bridal of nations with chorals of love.
sing out the war vulture and sing In the dove,
Til the hearts of the people keep time In ac-
cord,
And the voice of the world is the voice of the
Lord
Clasp hands Of the nations
In strong gratulatiOns;
The dark night Is ending and dawn has begun;
Rlse, hope of the ages arise like the sun,
All speech How to music, all hearts beat as
one.
Blow, bugles Of battle, the marches Of peace,
East, west, north and south let the long quar-
rel cease;
Sing the song of great Joy that the angels be-
gan,
slng Of glory to God and goodwill 10 man.
llarkl joining in chorus
The heavens bend o'erus;
The dark night Is ending and day has begun;
Rise, hope Of the ages Mise like the sun.
All speech flow TO music, all hearts beat as
one.
John G. Whittier.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs Samuel Remington, with her son, Mr..
franklin Remington, are the guests of Mr..
H. u. Letter.
General Sherman's favorite son, who be-
longs TO the Order of Jesuits, will partlci-
pate in the family reunion at st. Louis this
week.
The Presidents nece, Miss Hastings, who
is n student at Smith College, Massachusetts,
will spend Christmas with her uncle and aunt
at the White House
Mrs. John J. CoppinCer, wife of Lieutenant
Colonel Coppinger, Eighteenth Infantry, and
daughter Of Hon. James G.. Blaine, has an
other little son, who arrived last week.
Mrs. Thomas H. Rueer, wife of General
Ruger, returned TO Fort Leavenworth from u
visit to her old home in Philadelphia, and
was met on Tuesday at st. Louis by her hus.
band.
Mrs. Cornelia Scott, the last daughter of
General Winfield Scott, and the widow of
Colonel Henry l. Scott; Z, 5. Army, who died
was buried there yesterday morning from the
Catholic Cathedral,
Cards have been issued for the wedding of
MIR. j. Cans and Miss Helen, daughter of Mrs.
n. Bear. The ceremony will take place Janii-
airy o, 1886, at the Eleventh Street Synagogue.
The groom is brother of Mr.. Isaac Cans, the
well known chief of staff of Lansburgh IL
Bros extensive dry goods house, this city.
Mrs. John $. Parke, 1r., wife of Lieutenant
Parke, Twenty.tirst Infantry, arrived in Port
land, oregon, December IL from Fort Sidney,
Nebraska, having been. called home on ac.
count of the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. Lloyd Brooke, who is also the mother
Of Lieutenant Edward H. Brooke, Twenty
first Infantry.
Mrs. Alexander Sharpe. wife of Major
sharpe, u. S. Army (eX-United States Mar
shal of this District), will not go TO Fort
Leayenworth with her daughters to join her
husband until next May or June. Her SON.
Lieutenant Fred Dent sharpe, Twentieth In
ilantry, is now stationed at Fort Assnniboine
Montana, but her eldest daughter, Mrs. La
fayette E, Campbell, Is with her husband
Captain Campbell, L. S, Army, at Fort Leav
enworth.
Dr. and Mrs, Bland gave reception last
evening In honor of their guest, Mrs. W. Il
Counselman, of Baltimore. Mrs Counselmau
is an accomplished lady and fine musician
whom II was pleasure to meet, Mrs. Coun
selman, who is Il cousin of Mrs. Banck, re-
turns to Baltimore tomorrow Among those
present were; Mr. and Mrs. Tllton, Mr.. Moul.
ton, Mrs. Sumner, Mrs. Ballard, Professor
Ballard, Mrs. Perham, Dr. and Mrs Rowland
MIR. Westfull, Miss Troth of Virginia Mrs
Hctchman, DR., and Mrs, Clarence Rowland
Mr., and Mrs. Lincoln
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24
REAL ESTATE.
A UsTIN L. BROWN,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS,
1426 + Street Northwest.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
new brick houses, wallack Place,
cor 18th 81, each.. .S3,oOO
Brick house, 18th st, above Iowa Circle. $3.50
Brick house, st, near Capitol, l,.........s7,oOo
brick houses, Vt ave, bet T and W
ts..,',..,............ ...S3,3oO 10 S3,ooo
brick houses, 18th street, bet 9 and
R........................,, $500 to So,5OO
brick houses, street, bet Sth and
10Th, each''''.''''' SooOo
Brick house, 10th st, bet and Q......s13oOo
Brick house, NJ st, bet 18th and GOTH $4,000
brick houses, st, bet nth and 18th,
each '''''''''''''''' SlooOo
Brick house, st W, bet 9TH and 7th. $4,000
Brick house, d st, bet 2d and Sd n w..,. $1,000
Brick house, Corcoran st, bet 18th and
l3th.,'...' .''''''''. .''.'' .'''''''''SO,OOo
Brick house, 13H So W, near smthso-
man institute '''''''''''''''''''''' ''''SI,OOO
brick houses, 2sth St.. .....s5,5 800 to $1,000
Brick house, 9th and w.........." $4,000
brick houses, 18th st. near Tn w....,.S5,5OO
Large double house, Mass ave, bet 12th
81 and Thomas Circle. $4,000
brick houses, p st, bet 9th and 7th,
sts...,.,....,,.,......,.. 200 and $4,000
Large house, near Scott Circle. ...", Sl25,O0o
brick houses, b st G, bet 9th and
nh, each''''''''' ''''''''''''''''''''s 's3'7oo
Brick house, 1lth st, near Agricultural
Dept.'.,,,,.,.''..'.'''' SloOO
House and corner lot on Conn ave, suit
able for fine building .....,,,.,", Sl3,5O0
Brick house, T st, near 1Sth..,,.",".Si1,0O 900
Brick house, L st, bet Goth and 22d.,,,. $4,000
Brick house, M st, bet 10th and 18th,
WIN slaDle'''''''' '''''''''''''''SSo'ooo
Brick house, cor 18th and R............"Ss $1,000
Frame cottage, large lot, II st, near
ii aNe'''''''' ''''''''''.''''''''' Sl,OOO
Brick house, st, bet 18th st and Penn
aVe'''''' ''''''''''''''''''''''S S"O,OOO
Brick house, 10th st 5 @, bet and Co., 81, 900
brick houses, Riggs st, each 800
Brick house, cor Riggs and 18th. ,...,... $4,000
Brick house, Vt ave, bet X and l. SITS. S35 600
Brick house, N st, bet nth and 18th
nW''''''''','...'','...'' SlO,oOO
New brick house, Iowa irole......,,S $40, 500
Brick house, cor Mass ave and 18th st, $4,000
Vacant property In all sections of the city
and suburbs.
Several houses for rent, furnished and un-
| furnished
Money to loan on real estate security.
! Large loans specially.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24

Apaches were still out on the war path.
Now the Western papers are pointedly in
quiring whether the twenty-one Indians
that ambushed Lieutenant Fountains troop
Of the Eighth Cavalry last Sunday on the
Arizona border, are part of Little Phips ten
bad Indians.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-24
WASHINGTON. D. c.. DEC "a, 1885,


Tomorrow benga general holiday, In which
all the people should OF right and duty particl-
pate, no paper will be issued from this Office.
There is no reason why the toilcrs Of the press
should be exempt from the rule which byprOc'
lamation as well as usage Is made OF uniycr'
fal application,