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AUCTION SALES.
DUNoANsoN Bros '.,', Aa icil


nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON EAST SIDE OF SEVENTH ST.,
BETWEEN AND Q SITS. N. w.
By virtue OF Deed OF Trust bearing date on
March 80, A. ID. 1888, and duly recorded IN
Liber 1888, folio $50, ct seq, OF the Land Rec
ords OF the Dietrict OF Columbia, we will sell
FRIDAY, the Both day OF January, A. d. 1885,
at o'clock D. M. tho following described real
estate situate I'm the city Of Washington, DIE
trict OF Columbia, and being all OF lots eighty
one (S1) ana eighty-two (S2), In Parthenia
Tyeon's subdivision OF part OF square number.
ed four hundred and forty.five dab.
These lots VIII be sold separately and sub
lect, respectively, to two certain deeds OF
trusts That upon lot eighty.one (S1) securing
note for $1,000 upon which there has been
paid 5000, With interest thereon at the rate OF
. per cont. per annum, from September ~, A.
j. 1884. That upon lot eighty-two 1917 secur-
ing note for 81 900, with Interest at the rate
OF Q per cent. per annum from April @, A. d,
1888.
Terms OF sale in case Of each lot as follows,
One-third cash, balance IN six and twelve
months, for which the notes OF the purchaser,
bearing Interest at the rate OF q per cent. per
aDnuni, and secured by deed OF trust on prop.
erty sold, Will be be taken, or all cash, at the
option OF purchaser; 800 deposit in case OF
each lot at time OF sale. All conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost.
Terms Of eale TO be compiled with in seven
days from day Of sale. -
II. X. WILLARD,
al
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WAHTED--KeLo--Mae.

WANTED-AT JoHNsoNs, 500 NINTH
w 81. n. W., bartender and one waiter;
HcAL IO NIltlG ONCE. 1n27.JtF
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a New Lodge of Good remplars.

NJ. p. Caldwell, G. W. c. T., assisted by
A. II. .Frear, w. NJ. b. Sarell, Eric John
son, Mrs. NJ, j, Frear, W. Il. Childs, Miss
Laura Baker, II, Madden, A. G.. Stevens,
Miss Hattie Wood, Of the Grand Lodge, or
ganized Columbia Lodge of Good Templars
last evening, at Jonadab Hall, 1850 Four
teenth street northwest. The next meet
ing will be held on Thursday of next week,
after which the lodge will meet on Friday
night. Twenty,odd applications for mem
fcers elected and installed Lewis l. O'Neal,
w. O. T.; Miss Ida Allison, w. VT; John
II. Reeves, w. Il. s.. Il, A. Van Pagan, W.
f. s.; Mrs. Florence Miller, w. IT,. George
b. Reed, w. NJ; Eric Johnson, w. G ; Miss
Ida o'Nesl d. Nj John II. Muirhead, A. r.
81 Miss Ida Mathews, l. g.; u. s. Grant, o.
G.i Miss Jessie Jones, II. II, s.; Mrs. Amy
Jones, l.. II, s.
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THE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.
DenOuncing Compulsory silver
Coinage.

The third days session of the convention
of the National Board OF Trade was held
this morning. Senator Dolph, of Oregon,
made an argument in favor of tho passage
of resolution urging tho necessity Of tho
resolution was adopted. = The resolution Of
the Chicago Board of Trade calling upon
the National Board to request Congress to
take measures regarding foreign discrimi-
nation against American pork, was tenn
porarily laid over. A resolution which
sets forth that the continued coinage of
dollars from 4l2l grains of silver threat
ems permanent depression of our National
standard Of value, for which reason Con-
gress Is most respectfully urged to repeal
the law making such coinage compulsory"
caused quite a lengthy discussion, but the
resolution passed. The establis hment of n
Department Of Commerce was unanimously
recommended.
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WANrED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG
w girl ms chambermaid In u private fam.
ny. Call ut 1875 Dladgons alley, bet. 9th
and 10Th and nj and streets. ja2S
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NTANTED-A SITUATION by A REFLECT
w able white woman as Heametross In a
private family; Will furnish her own sewing
machine; permanent home desired. Address
NJ. W., Critic ONCE. ja2S
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The Roston Ideals.

Myton w. Whitney, the great singer, who
is pronounced to be "sublime in oratorio
in this city with the Boston Ideal Opera
Company. The salary list of this great
company exceeds four thousand dollars
weekly. The tenors are Tom Karl and
Herndon Morsell; the sopranos, Marie Stone
and Geraldine Ulmar; the contralto, Ma
tide Phillips; the bartones, Myron W.
Whitney and W. H. Macdonald; the basso,
Gnnrnn ErnLhinnhann
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Protecting AgaIuat the Edmunda
nNnAmiLe Ell.

meeting will be held in this city on
Sunday night to protest against the passage
of the Edmunds bill aud the Hewitt reso-
luton on tho dynamite explosion in Lon
don. The protest will be made on the
ground that it is matter with which the
United States had nothing TO no, as recent
facts show that the dynamite in question
was not shipped from this country.
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!" Mnggie. tno MILget."

The announcement that Maggie Mitchell
would present her new play, Maggie, tho
at Albaugh's last night, drew
large audience to that house. tho verdict of
which was that the play was very bright
and clever, and we'll arranged to display
the actress characteristics. The applause
was frequent and sincere, and the whole
performance was positive treat. The play
will be repeated this evening.
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DIED.

sTRIDER.-In Alexandria, Va, January
80, 1884, at z 80 q. M, Catherine Strlder, In
the seth year OF her age.
Funeral from 81. Mary's Church at $3.50 p.
M, Sunday afternoon.
HoPKINs.-Ja so, at 6 80 a. M, Ira A.
Hopkine, aged 81, formerly OF wieconsin.
Funeral sunday, February /, from his late
residence, 113 Second street northwest, at
O'Clock p. m. Friends OF the family invited to
attend.
No flowers.
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PERSONAL GOSSIP.

John Grove, special agent OF the Internal
Rev0nue Bureau, stationed at Columbus,
Ohio, is In the city ON business connected with
his ofllce. W. Magyar, the postmaster
lug 10 have Democrat appointed as his sue
eessor. who Will be ms acceptable - the Re-
TOWN. Mr. Theodore Cook, tho leader OF tho
"Rid'Glove" Democracy OF Clncinnatl,ls In the
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Could scarceIv sneaIt i.

IL was almost impossible to breathe through
my nostrils. Using Ely's Cream Balm
short time was entirely relieved. My
head has not been SO clear nor voice so
strong in years. recommend this admir-
able remedy to all afflicted with Catarrh or
Cold in the Head. o. TIcHENoR, Shoe
Merchant, Elizabeth, N. j. Price SO cts.
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WANTED Situations Male.

M DEVELOPMENT BY A REGIS.
w tered clerk. ADDRESS j. H., Critic onice.
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To.dny,s Temuern,ures.

The Signal ONCE furnishes the following
synopsis OF the weather.
Local meteorological report tor January
so; Thermometer readings at 3 u. M, 179.7; 7
a. M, 1872 81 i a, M, 1926.
Report for January 20; Mean temperature
for the day, 20o o; maximum, 10; mini.
mum, 81 3; mean relative humidity, GILT.
Summary for January: Mean tempera-
ture for January, so o; average precipl-
tation for January, 3.34 inches; highest tenn
ReratuIe, 7lo, In 1874 and 1875; lowest tenn
erature was 14o below zero In 1851.
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FOR RENT--Rooms.

49, "a. H. s
INAUGURATION WINDOWS FOR RENT-AP-
Il ply on the premises or TO the undersigned
Al 18Th OF, and N, Y, ave-, > at $50 each, b at
$40 each, q at s25 each.
st. Charles Hotel, Sd st. and Penn. ave-, 8 At
$40 each, at S15 each, and 100 seats on
the Balcony at 81 each.
SIT Penn. ave-, 8 In Sd story $50 each, 3 In
% story $50 each
035 Penn. ave-, 40 seats Mt IS each.
$50 Penn. ave-, b In I'd story at $40 each.
l7S Penn. ave, pailor, with 3 windows, $50.
213 Penn. ave-, parlor, windows, $50.
1876 Penn. ave, at $40 each, b at $l5 h,
and room % story, Windows, $50.
113 Penn. ave., Q at 500 each, 3 at So each.
$40 Penn. ave-, at $25 each, at $40 each.
476 Penn. ave-, 2 at $40 each, 2 at Sl5 each, 2
,oo In parlor $40 each; s
1908 Penn. ave., at $50 each.
354 Penn. ave-, 2 at Sl3 each.
1923 Pei n. ave-, windows I'd floor, $40 each.
235 Penn. ave-, . at $50 each, . at $50 each.
23a Penn. ave. at $25 each, at $40 each.
Parties having windows 10 rent can have
them advertised free OF charge In New York,
Philadelphia, Chicago and Baltimore papers
by placing them in my hands. WARFIELD'S
Room Renting Agency, 400 l1th st. ja29.3.
Tor RENT 49, THREE UNFURNIsuED
IL rooms on nist floor; suitable for house
keeping. Apply at 40 18Th 81. 8. W. la29.3t.
EoR RENT-NEwLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
II singly or en- suite, near the Capitol. Ap.
ply Of $50 Penn. ave. east. ls29-3te
NOR RENTAL 2Oo9 FOURTEENTH ST. N.
Il W., four rooms on ground door: unfur-
nished; modern improvements; rent low 70
adults. Apply at the hou-e or 10 +. II. Fall,
attorney .at-law, 1918 and 1920 Fourteenth
81. ~ la26-6t
UoR REYT-oABINET HALL, SPLENDID
II rooms for clubs, societies or meetings OF
any kind, for rent by the day, month or year,
Apply 10 Il. II. FAN, attorney -at-law, 1918 and
1870 Fourteenth 81. n. W. la26-6t
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I ADDE'S ENNYRoYAL PILLS C'oH1OHEs-
IL ter'e English'), the only genuine, safe,
certain and e1ectu6l, Sealed particulars, &c.
Chichester Chemical Co., 2313 Madison sqa
Philadelphia, IA, 1y23-eod
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WANTED-BY 2 COLOREp WOMEN SITUA-
w iionsj one TO cook, the other as chamber
maid or nurse. Apply at d1S N ct. n. w. ja2D
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Young MonI-Rend rms.

The Yoltaic Belt o., OF Marshall, Mich, Of
Ter 10 send their celebrated Eleetro-Voltale
Belt ana other electric appliances on trial for
thirty days, to men young or old anlicted
hood, and all kindred troubles. Also for rheu-
metlsm, neuralgia, paralysis, aud many other
diseases. Complete restoration % health,
yisor and manhood guaranteed. No risk 10
Incurred as thirty days trial is allowed. Write
them at once for illustrated pamphlet free.
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"AIderney marry waEons.' -

Freeh Alderney butter, ehupned every morn
Ing and delivered In " ID wizard" prints, 50s.
per 10. Also cottage chaoae, bnttarmllk aud
sweet milk, DC. Por at Crcan, l5c, per plat.
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R. y. HARVEY, UNDERWATER,

s31 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
The public is respectfully notified that am
no longer a, 932 g., but 92l seventh 81 NV.
Make no miethke. Il, +, HARVEY.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I oSr - WEDNESDAY EVENING, EITHER
II on 9th, @, 9th, llth, ID or Il sts. II. W., II
ladies' gold watch chain, with locket aud salts
bottle attached; locket contains hair OF de-
ceased father and small photograph; liberal
reward ON returning same TO 6l4 6th ST. II. W.
ia2O.3tF
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DR.. w. Il, PARKER, OF ROstOn, lass.
MAGNETIC HEALER,

Has returned 10 washington to exercise his
healing power In treating Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Lung, Liver and Kidney Diseases,
without the use OF medicine, Diseases OF the
Eye q specially. Consultation free, once
hours, 0 a. m. 10 p. m. 317 4ll 81. n, W. Will
visit patients.
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NV ANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
w man, ageu 20, as driver; Is not afraid OF
work. Address A. G.. H., Critic ofllce. Jl3O
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FOR SALE--Houses.

ENOH SALE
II HOUSES FOR SALE ON INSTALLMENT
plan. Prices nom 81, 900 10 $1,000. VIII sell
on Monthly payments for about what the
houses will rent for. Stop renting and own
your own house.
Apply to JOHN T. ARMS,
ja2D.6t $40 + street northwest.
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HOusekeepers WIN Save Money
by purchasing their furniture, carpets, Sc,
on easy weekly or monthly installments at
Smiths, Il3 N. j. avenue northwest.
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CARLOAD PORTABLE CHIMNEY FLUEs,
~ rouud and square, Just received. Build
ing Papers, Lime, Cement, Felt and Pitch,
Fire Clay and Brick. ]. Il. Walkers Sons, 2O1
10th 81. n. W. no26-n
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DOR RENT
II $50 North Carolina avenue southeast.S 35
$50 North Carolina avenue sOutheast....,. 25
Coz street mol theast..,,,,,,.,,,....,. %
500 Tenth street nottheAst....,.,....,. ..,.. 20
$40 boundary street north west. ....,....., IS
Apply to JOHN II. ARMS,
ja29-6t $40 street northwest.
LTOR RENT TWO NEW HOUSES ON MERG.
IL dian Hill, bet. 18th ana 18th sts.; rooms;
hack kitchen; water In yard; one with stable
80, the other 50. Inquire next door, IN the
brick. la29-hF
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Two three-story pressed brick houses on
Eleventh ST., near Massachusetts ave. north
west, with modern improvements price,
$4,000 each. By II. ID. Rufln, Real Estate
Agent, 1908 i ct. n. W. jA27-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

MyANTED-A PARTNER WITH $1,000 IN A
w manufacturing business, Just about TO
be started 10 this city certain success; large
profit; a salary OF $1,000 year guaranteed;
best of city references given and required.
Address "Business," Critic once. 1a2S6t
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UNDERWRITERS.
AppIsOrT -,

PRACTICAL UNDERTAKEN AND CABINET
MAKER.
ReRdy-made Conlns, Caskets and ShrQuds,
No. 3O1 Dr. street, corner OF u ~, 3. W. Branch
store, dA1 Mas, ave, n. W. Oruers promptly
executed At reasonable rates, II
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EoR sALE-sIX- ROOM FRAME HOUSE,
II with water and gas, on II street, near
Government Printing ONCE; $1,000; $3.50
cash, balance $40 per month.
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WANTED--Rooms.

IIANTED-FURNIsHED ROOM IN PHl-
w vate house, where people are not inquls.
tive; room ON nrst floor preferred. Address
j. f., Critic ONCE, stating terms and location.
1a3O-3t~ u
Wy ANTED-AT MRS. sHERIDAN's ROOM.
w Renting Agency, zoos Il street north
west, rooms for rent; parties having rooms TO
let Will ina desirable tenants by applying at
this agency; rooms for rent in all pIrts OF the
city, furnished and unrurnished, single and
Ell suite. lA7u
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six four.room frames, near Lincoln Park
$1,000.
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COMPLEMENTARY TESTIMONIAL To PRO.
~ lessor j, O. Collins by his pupils and
hibltion Will be given by Professor Collins at
Forrest Hall, West Washington, Monday even
ing, February 2. Doors open att, perform.
ance commences at 8. Tickets, so cents.
fapO.lf
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FOR RENT--Houses.

MEDITERRANEAN TENANTS FOR
w three new bricks OF six rooms each; also,
for fonr furnished rooms; location beat. Ap.
ply al 1902 18TH 81. II. W. la3O..lLt
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FEBRUARY 2..""....... .,.JENNIE CALEB

DIME MUSEUM.
~ Pennsylvania Avenue, near 18th ST.
GREAT DOUBLE COMPANY. A performance
worth over so cents for One Dime. Every
afternoon and night this week, the Dele.
brated and popular AGNES WALLACE VILLA
COMBINATION. The Beautiful Drama OF the
NEW MA0DALENl
Mercy Mefrlck....,..... ,.AgneS wallace VIVA
ANN, the strong minded woman -. sam d. villa
Brimfull OF Music and Mirth.
Admission TO All.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,O Only 10 cents,
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NTANTED--A SITUATION AS CHAMBER.
dress 2217 u ct. NV. i13o
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overcOats, cut rates, lsIsoman, 7th and n.
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WANTED Situations Female.

NY ANrED- EMPLOYMENT AS OuANBER.
w maids by two colored girls. Apply nt
1910 Iz'l 81. IL W. ia3u
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UTANTED- DREssMAKING BY THE DAY
w or week by a competent hand; eau do
either ladies' or chlldren's clothing. Address
N. M, Critic orice. jajO
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To-DAY,s QUOTATIONS..

kets.
The following summary by B. K. Plain &
Co., st. Cloud building, Ninth aud Il streets,
shows the course of the Chicago grain and
provision market up 10 p. m. to-day;
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TNYpE-wRITING DoNEAT NO. ST. CLOUD
l. building, by Mrs. Cowell, formerly oper-
ator at Remington Typewriter ONCE.
I AIDES "CoMPoUND PILLS OF TANSY"
IL are perfectly safe and always efrectual.
Sealed particulars, &c. Wilcox Specific Medi.
cine Company, Philadelphia, Pa. tu.th.s
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-THEAFRE COMIQUE.

i
sAwDUST GEMS. ARENIO MErEORS,
For Week COMMENCING MONDAY, JAN. 2O.
Mile. Aimee, the Human Fly; Austin Sisters,
Russian Skaters, 3 Partisan Athletes, Pet
Giraffe, Lamar Brothers, Jessie Leo, "Oona'
ha;" Clark and Williams, Pickett and Mayou,
Rench and Wood, are members OF this Great
Circus. Circus Enthusiastically, Thursday
and Saturday. Next Week-Moore " Holmes
British Burlesque Company.
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECT
w able young girl as nurse, chamDermaid
or dlning-room servant; references. Apply Mt
$40 "a st. 8. W. Ja2S
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

American Jockey Club races. jerome Park, p H.;
American Academy OF Medicine. No. IL West thirty
Board Of Estimate and Apportionment, City Hall, IL
a.
Commissioners Of Appraisal OF New Parks, p H.
Cutting will case, SurrOgate's Court
Cigarnakers' conference Grand Union Hotel. y. m
Training School for Nurses commencement Charity
Hospital. y. IN. - o,., Co.,, o
Young Mems Municipal Club No. so Union Square, s
d. IN. a
United Hebrew Societies, No % St. Marks place, 3
p. m. 20, -. WV. ,.ort,c
District No. 500 sXth-ave., ; y. III. -
Sale OF Charles Storrss library, No. 7S7 broadway,
p. ,,-,- ~.
Democratic ss-mecting, Academy of Music, Brook
Ign, D. ., ,,,, o - -
United States Catholic Historical society, University
Club Theatre, p. III.
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unsMEr OrrRoWED BY LANG.

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. %. (SpccNh.-The
hree-mi!e boat with turn between Joseph Lang,
OF Montreal aud George H. Iosmer OF Boston, over the
old college course in Lake Quiusigamond brought "
great attendance OF out oftown sporting men. LANG
has been tho amateur champion OF Canada ana there
was curiosity 10 sec what he could do professional
His friends made no claims his behalf and all the
betting before the race-and there was considerable
was made ut odds OF about 800 to $50.
There were some 300 people along the shores Of
the Lake when Referee John f. OrmOnd. Of Boston,
gave the word Go" The water perfectly smooth
and one mans position good rs the other LANG
having the toss, however, took tho shrewsbury
side good start made. HOsmcr rowing thirty six
strokes and Lang tmrtytwO. Tho former kept up his
rapid stroke distance in the vain attempt not
10 tail behind but the Canadian slowly drew away.
Al the hllf.mllc Lnug "A good length ahead. Ho
kept this distance TO the stake-boat ana made clean
turn hut IOsmer, attempting to turn too close lost
another turn. After strengthening out on tho return
IAing had the lie pleased and did not exert him
self He allowed IIOsmer at no time To get within TWO
lengths Of him and ut the finish about two and half
lengths OF clear water separated the boats. Laing 5
lime was II minutes - seconds
II 10 probable the between Conley OF Portland.
and Mckay, OF Boston, which arranged yesterday
for 500 a side, Will be rowed here on Noyembc: ..
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SERVING 4 DINNER BY ELECTRICITY


The vocation OF the waiter is impericd that
which threatens his livelihood In the lower ranks OF
waiterdOm being invention styled the electric dining
table. The Of this machine for II Is as much
machine ~ table, IL German. and having pat up one
@, his oontrIyanccs. Ee has invited all those who are
iutcres ted IN such matters % and On entering
the room In which electric dining table has been erect
cd there double of small HAT desk like tables
act back back AMI divided one from another by brass
railing The tables cOmpartmt nts do not touch each
other at the back. being separated 10y raised shelf
about wide. ON sitting down each diner finds
himself given space OF about three feet SQUARE with
portion the raised shelf which place his empty
dishes bottles etc On sitting down, too, the customer
will police bill Of fare aud punch like those used by
railroad conductors The bill OF fare is divided into
three COumnshc first containing the DISH the second
the price, and the third series OF blank spaces across
which printed the directions 10 please punch In
this space whatever you want To order" Giving punches
for plate OF soup, steak and a glass Of wine the
customer next turns over" the bill fare according
TO IA foot note and finds further directions to nut NJ
when punched in front OF him aud push the button to
his right lie does electric bell IS heard tinlng
I'm the kitchen. aud then. II by magic table IN
front OF him slips nolseessy away glides under the
raised shelf and runs kltchenward. The time for filling
tue orlcr capses and then slipping from in under
the shelf comes the table more, laden now with
the SOUP steak aud wine aud settles itself in front
the customer The bill ~ fare Il there also and rs the
customer knows exactly what he punched and what he
has eaten. lie takes the bill OF fare 10 the counter az !.
check aud rays the amount due
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BROOKLYN.

The funeral of DIR. Armour will take place in Grace
Protestant Episcopal Church at p III. tomorrow.
The average tax rate by wards per ~ 900 this year is
$2S 959. Last year ii was $40 23.9
David Holder who was arrested for burglary on last
Saturday lived al No. 12j Lvngston-st and was
never in that house.
The suit Of Joseph DAILY cch cen. OF No 100 North
SccOndst recover damages Tor the loss OF Ills Shl
arm torn from its socket In the factory OF L. waterbury
a Co.. has been settled by the payment OF $1,000.
concert will be this evening In Historical Hall
in aid of the Working Girls Central club, OF BrOOkyn
an Organization designed to entertain and instruct
youug women who have 10 earn their own living. Miss
Henrietta Bccbc and the brunswick tuartcttc are
among the singers.
Jonathan NJ Roberts. Of Philadelphia, editor OF Mind
and Mdfer, q SpiIitualst newspaper, was convicted
Yesterday OF criminally hbclling Thomas : lice, q
iIooklyn cwelcr In 1881, and the jury recommended
him TO mercy. lie convicted OF the same offence IN
Philadelphia year or two ago aud the sentence was
suspended.
The death of child Of Mrs. Fallon. age eighteen
months No 24i Bondst, occurred yesterday after III
had taken dose of medicine prescribed by druggist
Iahey OF Smith and Bergen sts The child was slightly
I'M Tucsiay evening and the mother went TO the drug
store After taking the medicine the child was seized
with commissions and died in snort time The Coroner
and the Health Commissioner are investigating the case