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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20-At the coroner S
inquest which was begun this afternoon In re.
gard 10 the deaths Of the twenty victims OF
the recent fire Mt the Blocklcy almshousc, u
Joseph Nadine. a young negro that lie had
set fire TO the building and that he
was instigatcd TO the act by Peter J..
Schroeder one of the chief attendants.
Nadine, who is about - ycarsof age, was com
mittcd to the institution rs an imbccie but Il
is said by the physicians of the institution that
he is morally responsible. and that he was
frequently permitted to go to his home unat-
Schroeder was arrested and committed by the
coroner TO await the further development OF
tho inoilpst.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. CA special from
Muncy Valley says; A terrible accident &C.
Cured about eight miles north of this place
last night, by which two persons were killed
and three others seriously injured Joseph
lIaberoCker, aged 10 years, his wife Hannah,
aged IS years, and three children named
Mary, Henry, and Willie, aged respectively 10,
fright and ran away The sleigh was turned
over, throwing the occupants out and drag
ging them for some distance. The father's
neck was broken, and the son, Harry, had
Both are dead All the others were seriously
iniurpI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21
Destruction OF tho Marvin Safe Compauy's
Factory-But Little Delay to Business will


UeNtfuCllOn VI IHO hhINlu shie Nonphug
Fact0ry-But Little Delay TO business Will
Result.
NEW York, Feb. Gothic Marvin Safe Com.
pany's factory, a huge eight story building,
embracing Nos. 324 and 33l West Thirty-sev-
enth street, was destroyed by fire during last
night, with oil II contained. How the outbreak
occurred is a mystery that probably will DO
never fathomod. The walls of the building
Threatened surrounding tenements which had
to be cleared by the police. Hundreds Of half
clad children, women aud men, driven from
their homes, shivered in the sharp frost The
loss to the safe company is S23O0OO insurance,
Sl25,000.
INoTE-Nr. J. O. Lawrence, general agent
of the company, who is located at $40 Penn
sylyania avenue, states that there will be but
little delay in executing orders. As the COM
pany have secured buildings In which they
Will establish temporary works until they can
rebuild and equip their own establishment
The company wire him that thoy will be
able to rebuild and equip in four months,
The company had In their factory about
finished and ready for shipment 500 new
sofas. besides, A large number of vaults vault
doors, and safes were In course of construction.
They saved II large number of fire and burg
lar proof safes that were stored In their ware.
rooms aud Office at 265 Broadway.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21
INAUGURAL PROCESSION,
SEATS ON THE STANDS
ALL THE PUBLIC RESERVATIONS FRO
l7ru STREET 10 TILE CAPITOL

The exclusive right to erect seats on all the
public ros crvatons AMI space from ScyentccntI
street To tic capitol have been awarded TO rs by
the inaugural Committee aud the permission
ufthr Superintendent OF Public Grounds and the
District Commissioners.
Each ticket contains q coupon, which d6sIg
mates your seat by section uud row, aud secures
II Tor tHc day, You may leave mo .und, receive
Chcc,, Hud return 10 your seat "b"twGCn tho
urlA"
is allowed Tor ga IA seat than In thcHler or pub,
lie halls No standing IN the ns.ci or on plat
form VIII bu allowed, us each person upon the
stand VIII have u GCslgru ed sea-, MS per runpnn
seats can We secured untu MARCH . o, tho
prominent drug stores aud ~ BTepiHuo's, or by
addressing tie undersigned,
WILLIAM II, DYER & CO.,
lo2I, 2i,20 Ol3 or 1880 Pennsylvania ave,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21
Can't. phelan-A british Secret Service Circuit.

ST. LOUIS, Feb GA dispatch from Kansas
City says that Capt. Thomas Phelan, who ar
rived there from New York on Wednesday
night, was accompanied by two New
Y ork detectives acting as body guard.
One OF the detectives says 1t 10 known
positively that Kansas City has been
selected by tho English government as station
of secret service circuit, extending from
New York TO New Orleans and San Francisco.
He snys there are FIVE well known British
agents in Kansas City now, and that a resident
agent, acting as chief OF circuit will be
located there to watch the movements of all
suspicious Irish organizations or individuals
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21
IN SENATE AND HOUSE.


Appropriation Ellis in the House.
IN the senate yesterday the Dcs Moines
river settlers title bill was brought up, and
Mr. Lapham occupied the time uutil o'clock,
when Mr.. Morrill, called up the anti.silvor
coinage bill, which, although nntagonlzed BY
the agricultural appropriation bill, In charge
OF Mr.. Hale, was taken up. subsequently the
agricultural bill was taken up, and after some
debate, the bill passed substantially rs II came
from the committee, the item Tor the oultiya.
ton Of sorghum being increased from S2O,OOO
TO $4,000
The postofRce appropriation bill was then
taken up In his rema Icn III Gc zen S ol nnf
for clerks in postoflces from s,3OO,OOD to So
10000 Mr.. Plumb said tho expenses OF the
government could be reduced by s50,OQOOOO
annually without hurt to the public service.
section of the house bill provided that
letters be charged cents an ounce, instead Of
. cents a half ounce; drop letter where there is
no free delivery, cent an ounce, and news
papers in bulk to regular subscribers, cent a
pound but sample copies ut cent per four
ounces. Mr.. Beck said the committee had
struck IL out as general legislation, but nc
thought II was good, though in the wrong
After considerable further discussion as to
the operation of the rules, the senate disagreed
to the committee amendment by u vote of 10
yeas to 80 nays so far rs II related to the letter
postage, laying the newspaper provision over.
Tho house met at 10 O'Clock in Thursday
session, anu went INTO committee OF inc WnOle
on the river and harbor bill.
one hour was consumed upon amendments
for the Mississippi river ending In the striking
out of the entire clause, to be restored in the
house.
Tho Hennepin canal clause being required
to, the chair oycrrulod the points of order
raised against II, holding however. that II
should properly have been considered by the
committee on railways and canals. 0nd upon
this ground ruled that the clause was not In
order and must be stricken from the bill.
Mr.. Henderson,, OF Iowa, appealed from the
decision pending which the committee rose,
the house adjourned, and at ~ o'clock the
session of Friday began.
The house then proceeded to the consdera-
tion of business under the special rule. At
3.l5 the house resolved itself into committee
of the whole on the naval appropriation bill,
and, after debate n recess was taken from .
uutil p. M, the evening session to be for the
consideration of pension bills.
On motion Of Mr.. Dorsheimcr, of New York
Il was ordered that when the house adjourn
1t be TO meet to-day at the call of the speaker
The house at Its evening session passed fifty
pension bills, and at 0 o'clock adjourned unit
such time to-day as 1t may be called to orde
by the speaker
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21

CHICAGO, Feb. 90.--A petition was filed in
the United States circuit court to-day by Geo.
w. Vanderbilt and David bows. of New York,
asking for Il successor in trust to Samuel i.
1'ilden, trustee of the Chicago and North.
western Railroad Company. Mr. ridden has,
II is stated IN the petition, resigned but II has
been found impossible to select II successor as
many oil the holders of the bonds arc not In the
United states, and it is ditlicult to get any ono
to assume the trust.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21
Limitation Over the British Rcrerses.

LONDON, Feb 2O.-Thc Irish weekly news.
papers for the present week generally display
II feeling of lubilation over the British re.
verses in the Soudan. The Nation, of Dublin,
a type of the class referred to, describes the
"Britsn skedadling out OF the Soudan,"
"Johu Bull still on the rum" &c. The same
may yet befall the British marauders," and
prays that success may shine upon FL Mahdrs
bannprgu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21
Dan CnrrIrnn Nm Route 10 Nnshlnrton,

NEW YORK, Feb. 2O,-Iudge Benedict in tho
United States court to-day sguod an order
for the removal Of Daniel Carrignu from Jail
in Brooklyn to the custody of the federal
authorities at Washington, Carrlgun was
chief clcrl; Of the medical md surgical bureau
of the navy department, and passed false
amount Fearing that he would escape hi
bail was fixed at $4,000 Carrlgan will be re,
moved this afternoon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21

spRINGFIELp, ILL, Feb. 2O.-In the lower
house of the legislature today the joint reso-
luton passed by the senate urging congress to
place Gen. Grant on the retired list was laid on
the table A resolution TO refer tho matter to
a committee of five, with instructions TO insert
the name of FitZ-John Porter, as we'll as thnt
of Grant, was carried In the senate reso-
luton was passed unanimously asking con.
gress to pass tho Edmunds bill placing Gen.
Grant on The retired list
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21
Shot Through tho Brain.

DETROIT Feb. 2O,-A Frcc Press Romeo,
Mich, special says Robert Cairns was awak-
cncd this morning by his door being battered
down, and Cairns and the intruder grapplcd.
and was himself shot by Cairns's son, the bail
penetrating the brain. lie proved to be
Brooks stoddart, who recently began Il crimi-
nal suit against Cairns and Mrs. Stoddart for
adultery but lost the case,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21
Dynamitcrs "Enemies of God and Man." n

LONDON, Feb. 2O.-The Roman Catholic
bishop OF Shrewsbury has issued n pastoral
letter in which he donouncos dynamiters as
pests" "scourges," "oncmies of God and
The bishop warns Catholics that they will
incur the penalty of being denied the holy
sacramento of the church and be debarred
from all hopes of future salvation If they join
these cmlssaries of Satan"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21
Urging congress Ia Pass Tho ELL.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb, 2O-rhc ilfh IN.
nunl convention OF the American Agricultural
Association at to'day's session unanimously
adopted the following offered by John NJ,
Price, of Kansas:
ResOlud, That Il IN the sonso of this conyen.
ton that the congress of the United States
pass tho bill now pending making an RpprO-
priaiion to worlds fair now open in New
Orleans.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21
We invite an persons TO visit our classes
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21
Mr.. Cleveland cannot ston At DnllImorO

BALTMoHr, Mp., Feb, O,-Suvcral days ngo
Mayor Latrobe scnt an Invitation to President
elect Cleveland to stop Mt Baltimore while on
his way TO Washington. To-day Trply was
received from the private secretary OF tho
President elect, stating that while lie appra.
Ciatcs the courtesy II will not DO practicable
for Mr.. Cleveland To stop ut baltimore.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21

NEW YORK, Feb. 9O,-Thc Yale Alumni As
ISOLATION hero gave delightful reception to-
night To United States Scnator-clcct Eyarts
the Alumni Association, led MIR. Eyarts to the
banquet hail. aud MIR. DepGw spoke to the
hoallh Of MIR. Eyars. Mr. Evarts responded
fplipit ioIlslN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21

BUFFALO, Feb aO.-rhc fourth division OF
the National Guard Is considerably exctedOvor
the rumurcd resignation of Mai Gen. W. r.
Rogers, member of congress for this district,
who is understood to he the successful asprnnt
for the position OF government printer under
the coming administration.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21
Internal machine in n Dayement.

STURGIs, MlClI,, Feb. 2D-ConsIderablc cX.
element was caused here to-day by the find
ing ofan internal machine In the basement of
A. Franks building. II was suspended by
wires, and the fuse had been lighted, but went
out No reason Is known,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21
Mr. Ol,d,touo Wlu Ccn,o 10 be prcnler

l.oNnoN, Feb. 2J,-lcndng liberals have
expressed the opinion that Mr., Gladstone will
ceNse to he premier within three weeks His
doctor has warned him that he must choose
between the sacrifice OF his life and the sacra.
flee of his office.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21

SALVATION OH Is the greatest cure on earth
for pain, This Invaluable linimont routs aud
bHplshcs all bodily pain Instantly, and costs
only 20 cents Il bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21

LONDON, Feb. 2O,-The funeral OF Mrs. James
Russell Lowell will be strictly private. Her
remains viii be buried here.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21
GAZE or rlsIl wINnr PRIVILEGES.



WASluSGrnS, u, e., Foh Ia, 1855,
NoliCc is hereby given that ON FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY ~ lRBl Tie fsli VII n PRIV.
lrgcs In Washington and no llSh stalls IN utorgo.
town viii no sold at public auction Tor the term
OF one year rom March ], 1850, ~ Follows A.
In the GEORGETOWN mRrEct house 10 mo highest
bidder Terms CaSh, in advance, Also, ~ j
tween seventh and Ninth street nurihW"Hl, IN
front Oflhp ish stalls Of it"uie'J NnShngt1n
Market ail n ght3 uu,l WlyUpgu Nrlutld or al
lowed by the laws Of tile uurp1HiIup Of wash
Ing on to establish whnrTut uv ducks TOR Land
ing, cleaning, and sale fish I'M iNt Gily ui wash.
ingtOn; ana no wharf or dock SHAH ho dCamed
eligible unless situated a, SOME point on the
north side ~ the Potomac river, between itlrN-
enth street east aud Fourteenth street W 'St, To
the highest bitldpr, Termt Ono hundred do
lars 70 he pn' "a on tho duv of safe anil the resi-
due To h. paid within 1--we days WON dl" III sale,
3y Otdcr OF Board Of ,uTWi.s ulr sn g.
q, j, LII DECK ER,
Major Of Engucor3, 4. q, A.,
liuglneVrA Commissioner u, q,
ThoAAs DoWLiAG, Auotioneet, tol1'lOl
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PERSONAL.

VyTANTED- SMART, BRIGHT BOYS AND
w young men 10 sell n beautiful phOto-plRte
picture OF the w. shlngton Monument the
easily br made, Call NJ the Republican Office.
A BIG OFFEG-TO INTRODUCE THEM,
IA we Will give away 900 Scli.Opurating
Washing Machines. II you want one send us
your name, address, aud express Office ~ once
1t THE NATIONAL CO, 81 Doy st.. n. Y.
IN VOTES, 10 CENTS EACH, SECURES
~ to anyone " singing bird and cage NJ uOs-
pei Temperance Fair now being held In Lee
building, No. BOB I st. n, W, opposite sCnton
School Building. Gail at once and get a voting
book. Fair closes Feb 20 fc2O.3t
GtLOCKS-ENGLtSH. FRENCH, AND
y American, repaired by JAMES q. BATES,
Co.'S pa. nv, east send postal aud hC will call;
perfect work guaranteed. nulO-ly
BARGAINS IN HATS OF LATEST
ID styles, NJ New York Hat store. 3Ol Pom.
sylvGnia avenue v. w.
TsNo MEN-WEAK AND USDEVEEoPED
Il parts Of the body enlarged AMI luylsoratcl.
Addreys for particulars ERIE MEDICAL Cos
LADIES may doveiop the bust by simple s.lc-
treatment. Write for scaled circular ald lras
advice to ERIE MEDICAL CO., Buffalo, " Y
| rnu Nuucn Tor the fact that men aud womnn
treated 10y their method express qualification
over the results many Of them speaking with
sincere gratitude Of relief rom former very uu-
hUppyCoudItiDns, Medical mon iudorsr the treat
mcut given by this company. From prpml-
| uont lawyCrScc circulars
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21
s1zS=s GRAND LODGE y. A. A. NJ, OF THE
hSaS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

a special communication OF the Grand Lodge
Will be held ut Masonic Temple SATURDAY,
2lsT INSTANT, az - o'clock y, M, 70 assist In
tue ceremonies of dedication of the Washington
Monument, which will takc place at IL o'clock.
All the members of the fraternity In the Dis
trlct and transient brethren OF other Jurlsdic.
lions are cordially invited to Join with the Grand
Lodge In paying this tribute Of respect to our
illustr iOus Brother
by order of the Grand Lodge, the dress is to
be dark clothing, silk hat, white apron and
gloves.
by order ofthe NJ. w. Grand Master.
WILLIAM II SINGLETON,
M
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21

DMOTO-iNGlAVING
Il
Having recently httei mn,
PHOToENGRANISG ESTABLISHMENT
IN connection with my PATENT PROJGp5.l
ann prepared 10 mrnl5h
ILLUSTRATIONS FOR WspApEHs AT
SHORT NOTICE
MAURICE JOYCE,
as EleyenIh street. N0r.Rwok
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21
Personal COlEoRE

USEFUL FEET
Are requisite to health, hCnce tho highest medl.
naval diRnilarlrSui 'lla country, representatives
Ot leading foreign governments, and thousands
~ other WvU.suuwn pcralnngrA yls,t Or.
WHITE g Sun, ldlU PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
Washington and I 1 North ifutaw ''rr't, Bats.
moro, for ruct from ANA avoidance Of CorUs,
Bunl0ns, Diseased Malls. and other loot ailments.
Fen "a Hsitlug. Established IN Warrington In
1861
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21

sySss TABERNACLE CONGREGATIONAL
B1s Church, Ninth street, near B..Scrmon
SUNDAY MORNING by Rcv, T. II Webb, of
Shawmnt Church. Boston. subject, IN HistOr-
cal and MOnum entail Event OF tho Old lcsta'
meut.n icgD-Si
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21
jSPECI1I NOTTCES.

-, STREET BAP,rIsT CUuRoU
N ~ Rg SlNth ~ Mn nSsoc a Pssor Eev
D,n N ~ nri,i so,,ino 10 ,i IL; ".,u
n rc, Ms XII. eny,nns o1 o Wt
The Capstonc." Evening subject, ",The using OF
the TTanslenl Tor tue Elernal- -------lltL-
kSS -
Tho Union Gospel Service for tomorrow will
6eld II ne h5s BlSpst GhSTedH Dr Gnis
Rev. j. i. Miiis pastor OF the Ninth street Meth.
odist protestant church. VIII lead. and the
-, =. . -
SayS THE SoECOBAN GALLkitG, OF
SATURDAY, qiSt. N''''' w '"' i''''' i'''''' -
By order Of the Board of Trustees
IL WM MACLEOD, Curator
- wAgIftNcron- NN,n N-,g,IT on
Ms1S We mi hi Vi'
i'"'N-'' i''"i -Nl.. W." NN
ne snnus i m6setng OF ~ @ o. thls
9gonphuy WI, WI 20 lell " inc, dhe Wystern Inlomi
nnuXW n, NthptIii Ss6 AZ - 70 i IT, f'h
DNA VT "A"Ni'' 1852 ~ 1 5VWipS n11ggun
=" I've NV sccreiarv.
NeM iOhNi rou' i - 1901 - iciV-'u's'Iu-us-
nxs FIRST pRrsBYTERtAN CHURCH.
49, , tt9 hn s'teot horthMesta1SGi-
n a. "a ~ ana -',,n N p, ,n1i,,sehnnt a;
$50 a. m. ..-----.-.-------- s.tf
n.y. LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL
asg Church,-Pastor, j, g. Butler. services
schnni az n.ttl n M and 1t,o NJ NJ ~ 'u,ervhn1y
tvcIrnnneJ " " 1850 ~ ~ $50 ~
,.-Y,,'ee' ~
ro-s=,. ST JAMrs ytItrpCu tsICuTIT AZ
hgsfS NEAR MnssnCbusaits 40 n ~ snndav
4ervidos i0r1O ami II a M n;iO and =, "a n n,
aeats f,se gVnaav scbnNi a. ~ 20, ~ '''' dpif
's'''P go '''9' ~ . y ". ~
r=, uOIy GROSS CuuRCu MAS4A-
Asi57 chuscits nycnup ana Eiahteenth street
northWcst Order M spryires fnr ,yintor acnaon
g1ndnv morning mayor nnI tnatrnrtinn fnr ohii.
dTen $50 n. M. sunday evonIng MAYER viii,
abort historical lecture. 5,!lO IN N SUNDAY
IToiy Euchnrist and aern,on IN "a NJ sprvices
nre S,ing ohorniiy hv yesiSd ch1lr %Veek DAYS
Wr,inpsday nnd Frida Va md Mi holv dnVs IJoiy
Ciommiinion al T.!lD m m senis ires wy y ''
nos.stf ~ '''' i a tIARpOI.b pec,or.
- - =, : = y - - ~, ",
nay OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
AVN DISTRICT ~ COLvMntA,
wAsltINerUN, Feb. 10, 1885.
nv nuthnritv of tho ari of tonpress npnrovnd
Febrnnry III 1857 relating 10 Inc preservatIon
ofpubIic order In Tho District of Columbia il ia
| 0,tIsTsG.
seetIon 1. That from Ii,so o'clock a. IN. on the
| oIusr ma \ mis- IEilIliFApN untii altar thr
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W1NTED-ROOJTs.
W1NTED-HOUSES .

IN NEIGIIBORHOOD OF X STREET
l. Marietta Groom house with modern i'm
proyements; rent not TO eAcecd s2O per month
Address 013 I'd Ut. ". W. 1923
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For REYT-HOUsES.

>s~e-~S~~~~y~~>~--s------~>
coz T ST NJ. W. ROOMS. BAY
mcnts. Inquire of JOHN SHERMAN, O21 +
ST.. or at D26 81. N. w, d.23
Mos. IL AND II ORR ST. N. T., TWO
In doors rom East Capitol street cars-Ono T.
room and one S-rOom house, with hall. gas, and
wateri sls3S Apply ~ 3l6 Pa, av. NV. G.2l
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REAL EsTArE, Loans. Ere.
REIL ESTATE, LOANS. Ere.
CuAs r.. Brsuor
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENT
No zoos + ST.. bet. Tenth aud Eleventh i.A
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD
Money to Loan on Flrsl-class Real Estate
Security.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
RENTS COLLECTED.
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
FIRE INSURANCE IN PHYSICIANS COM.
pANIEs Al LOWEST RATES
FOR SALE:

FOR SALE;
Elegant residence on Town Circle. - rooms,
large buffers pantry, bath room, and all mod
crn improvements, 500, 900 terms easy.
Fine dwelling ON NJ street. IL rooms, modern
improvements; price, slO,OOO.
Fine three.gtUry brlcl; dwelling. NJ street. u
rooms, all modern improvements lot - by
100; price, $1,000 clsh
Fine farm, 30 ncrcs, with all necessary i'm
prOvemCnts, In ilnc state Of cultivation, Two
miles from Long Bridges price, 5000
Two now brick dwellings, on l. street, all moi.
Crn improvements; price, ~. 900 and $1,000
CnChi terms easy.
rwo.stOry brick building 30 rs 90, lot 20 by
50, u rooms including store. Eighth and II SITS.
n, WI price, ~, 900; terms easy.
Two dwellings, . rooms zach, On Ridge street;
price, e., 200 cash
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BUSINESS CILiyCES.

gNOR SALE FOR CASH ONLY-TuI,
U wlolo,alp and retail wine and liquor STORE,
I732 Pa. Nv, iuBO.tf
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MONEY 10 LON.

Mooney 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE,
" T. in Sums TO suit, ~ lowest Talug uf interest,
H. ~. CHTrENpEN.
l429 New York UN,.
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FOR REST;
FINE RESIDENCE Is Rooms, mod.
orn improvements elegantly furnished,
near EhOWuS ,...,t LOO OO
FINE RESIDENCE, IL Rooms, mod
Crn improvements, noAr IhJmn5 cir.
Cle.u,t-st AoNLUp
FINE RESIDENCE. ~ Rooms. mod
crn Improvements, UlO 18Th st,,,,.o, COCO
Gg- Al property placed m my hands will be
literally advertised without cost to owners
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21
uls MAS MIC.

nay CARRIAGES, CoUPEs. CABS, AND
NsS Iiunsoms can be secured for shingtOn
Monument Dedication Day, February II, and
lion BALL, At the stables OF ALL SON NAILOR,
JR., Fourteenth and II streets northwest Tclc'
phone No 1922. fe2O-2t