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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-06
The Roman pedestrtnus.

The Romans were great marchers. Tho
long marches they made In day we're often
MIRACULOUS. The reason is obvious. They
wore sandals, Just a thin leather under tneir
feet, and marched In time. Now, the sandals
had no heels on them, and tho regular ca.
denco observed in stepping accelerat ID their
epeed up 10 given maximum, ana beyond
that rapidly decreased the cadence to an un.
certain minimum. The savagos, who oft IN
tried 10 head tho Romans or In long distances
by their spasmodlc dashes of speed IN go.ns.
you.please style, were surprised 10 see tho
trained legions far ahead OF the places where
they thought to ind them, marching onward
with measured tread.
. The Romans had syatem; tho others none.
Now, the wonderful march CAESAR made from
the hublcon 10 l,omc In eight days, l hsyo no
doubt, was the result OF n maximum OF the
cadence up TO eighty-ave stops per minute
Our late civil war taught us many lessons IN
marching. Tho Northern soldier, when the
war ltst began, outmarched the rebels aud
held out better. They wore ow.heeled shoes,
while the soulhcrner encased his feet In high
heeled boots, which threw all his weight on
his toes. Six months' service taught both
sides lesson, and during the last year OF the
war not even general, who was always on
hnorseback,wore highheolod shoes.-NcC Y0rk
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A vniunbIe EtotIstfooI WORK.

Captain Thomas II. Mckee OF tho Senate
document room has compiled and published,
under the title OF "McKee's Handbook Ot
Government O1lcos, or 10000 Questions
Answered." book OF lG0 pageo, containing
stock OF valuable Information seldom found In
such available form.
The little book is roplete with information
political, historical, Statistical, and, although
apparently covering every political, historical
and diplomatic topic, contains nothing that 10
not In nOine way applicable TO the operations
Of our Government and likely to DO OF much
intereet and often referred to by person In.
iciested In current executive, legislative and
Judicial practice, events, appointments, et'.
Tho volume opens with brief history OF
governments and governors, aud contains
geographical tables Of various kinds, tables
concerning dates and methods Of Federal and
state electionsi areas and population Of ltes;
uhtes OF secession and rc-admission; Interest
laws; statutes OF limitations; laws gOvern.
Ing Suffrage; distances from Washington
TO tho various state capitals; electoral
vote tables table Of Presidential
vet0es from the time Of washington; the
Of the legislative bodies OF the world; the up
poriionment OF the States Congressional com
mitees; tables showing national loans aud
the reduction OF tho debt, ETC.; tables OF In
formation concerning pensions, patents, Gus
toms, Internal revenue, values OF coins; ON.
GERS nifd pay lists or the Army and Navy aud
Of all Government departments aud Oifi,es;
statistical Information concerning Indian
agencies, poatofices, railroads, rules OF the
other miscellaneous Information OF all kinds.
rendering the volume invaluable to the seeker
after general, historical, political, commercial
or financial Information.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-06
A Great Russian Gambler.

Prince Demidoft's gambling exploits have
furnished the matter OF more than one para.
graph TO the Partisan cdrOaiQaeutS during the
last few days. He once played q match at
ecarte with Khalil Bey, another lnveterate
gamester, the stake being GO, 900 each game;
and " was agreed between the parties that
they we're to go on playing until one OF them
had lost "million" to the other. They
played all night IN a private room In the Cafe
ADgias, Rhalil Bey winning 100000 In tho
fret hour or two; but his luck then turned,
and at o'clock next morning the Prince had
won 10000. Fatigued With 80 long q struggle
the players lay down on the sofas in the room
for sieeta, ana elept until midday, when,
after a light breakfast they sat down TO tho
card table again. They broke or for an hour
in the evening for dinner, resumed thei rgame,
played through the whole OF the second night
and ut il 80 next morning Khalil Boy, who
was favored by second run OF luck, won the
match and pocketed the Princes cheek for
eI0,000.-St, JdDtes Gazette,
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Almost A SensntIon.

The resolution offered by Senator Van
Wyck in the Senate to-day, calling upon
the Secretary Of the Interior for a state
ment of the circumstances under which
the Back Bone" Railroad Company's land
warrants we're issued during the past few
days, created almost sensation at the
Capitol. 1t is considered direct aud
severe slap at the retired President and
reflects upon his official and personal honor.
Senator Van Wycl, it is said, claims that
to issue these warrants required tho con-
slant work of all the clerks that could be
employed in the Interior Department dur
ing the last half week of the Admnistra-
tion, keeping them employed through
through Sunday and nights.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-06
AUCTION SALES.
81 DrNcANsoN DBos., Aactloncer..


Try DuNCANsON BROS, Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
LsIAIE, BEING 80, GO2 Il STREET
NONrHEASr
by virtue Of u deed Of trust, bearing date on
FEBRUARY ], a. ID. 1881, and duly recorded
Liber No. 1903, folio 10, ct seq, and az tho
request OF the holder Of the note, we Will ~,
sell Of public auction, In front of tho Lll
premises, on FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1885, Al I
O'CLOCK r. A., the following piece or parcel
or land and premises, situate In Washington
city District OF Columbia, ma being all OF lot
numbered twenty-five go, IN Portfolio ana
othere' subdivision, In square eight hundred
ana eixty.slx $500, with the improvements
Sc.
Terms OF sale Onethlrd cash balance In
three equal installments In six o., twelve 10
and eighteen tlSl months, secured by uced
OF rust upon tho properly sold, Or all cash, at
puiclnsers option, 500 deposit NJ time OF
sale; all conyeyanciug and recording mt pur.
cbaser's cOst
Terms Of sale 10 be complied with In ten
days from day Of sale,
BRAfNARD II. WARMER,
GEORGE l., EMMONS,
mh5.COd Trustoo1,
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by LUNCANsoN bros,
ID Real Estate Auctlonoers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE.STORY AND
EAsEAlENI uIlGk nMEI.LINLL.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE.STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING.
BY virtue OF q certain decd OF trust bearing
date on the eighth lSthl day OF september, a.
u. 1882, and duly recorded In Liber No. 1919,
folio rs, ct seq, one OF the land records uf
the District OF Columbia, and Mt the requeet %
the holder OF tho note Tor sald indebtedness,
we shall sell at public auction, I'm front OF the
premises, ON TUESDAY, the 1Oth day OF MARCH,
A. d. 1855. at I o'clock y. M, the follow
Ing real estate, situate IN tho city OF WASH
lngton, District Of Columbia, and being the
western part OF lot numbered three 30 IN the
original subdivision Of square numbered ono
hundred and i've GO5), having frontage 0f
twenty .2O) feet on north II street, aud being
oil that part OF said lot which lies west Of q
line drawn north and south through the
cebtro Of said lot, and from tho south line TO
the north line thereof, together with the i'm
provements thereon, subject 10 a deed OF trust
duly recorded In Liber No. 001, folio 1875, OF
said land records, securing the sum OF $1,000,
together with interest thereon Mt the rate Ot
six per cent. per annum, from December so,
A. ID. 1881.
rerms OF sale; Cash; 500 deposit required
at time OF snle; all convcyanCing at purchasers
cost IL terms OF sale are not compiled with
In seven days from day OF sale the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property at the
rick and cost Of the defaulting purchasers.
GEORGE E. EMMONS,
CHARLES b. PEARSON,
fnII,nO
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A blunt PIender I'm Court.

TbaddCus Stevens did not hesitate, away
from tho bar, to express hls profound con.
tempt for court whose views differed with
his Upon one occasion, whom arguing
case before Judge In Adams County, Penn,
who interrupted him frequently with adverse
remarks and listened impatiently to his Rrgu-
ments, "Old Thad," with ineffable disgust
pictured on his face, slammed down book he
was reading from and, turning his back on
the bench, limped outside tue bar and was hob
bling as rapidly as he could toward the door.
The Judge, as coon as he could recover from
his astonishment, ehouted: "Stop, Me-. Ste
VEINS; are you trying 70 show your contempt
OF the courtg' Without stopping or turning,
the wrathful old man replied ''No, by God,
am endeavorlng TO conceal itl' and left tho
courthouse never 10 return 70 1t while that
judge was on the bench.-N. Y. Times.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-06
A minneapolis Mother.

Many a mother will read with interest what
Mrs. McCurdy OF 007 Cedar avenue, Mnne-
apollo, says: "Slnce an attack OF diphthorla,
year ago, have been troubled greatly with
indigestion, which no Doctors medicine would
help. / began using Browns Iron Bltters two
months ago, and 1t acted like a charmi gave
me such an appetite was hungry all the time.
consider myself we'll, and recommend my
friends TO use It. Shall also use itwhen my
children are ailng.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-06
Young Men !-Read This.

The Voltaic Belt Co., OF Marshall, Mich., Of
fer to send their celebrated Electro-Volt1tc
Belt and other electric appliances on trial for
thirty days, to men young or old afflicted
with nervous debility, loss ofyitality and mau-
hood, and all kindred troubles. Also for rheu.
matism, neuralgia, paralysis, aud many other
diseases. Complete restoration 10 health,
vigOr and manhood guaranteed. No risk Is
them at once for illustrated pamphlet foe.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-06

job Keech Of East Fallowneld, whose death
was recorded last week, was for many years n
justice OF the peace In that township, aud 1t
is said that during the entire time he held the
ofllce he never returned q case TO court.
Wherever any OF his neighbors had a lltiga-
ton he always persuaded them into nm amt.
cable settlement OF their difficulties, and his
advice was generally taken. West CnlStsr
(Pcnh.) record.
Alat anna offers n reward OF $1,000 tor her
Ascending treasurer, Vincent, but he cometh
not as vol AuQRat0 (G0.l ChrOnloe.
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fe14.eod
DuNoANsoN BROS, Auctloncers.

ThUSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
TATE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated May .,
A.. u. 1881, duly recorded In liher No. O7O,
folio 2d0 tt seq, ono OF tho land records for
the District OF Columbia, and Mt the request
OF the party socured,we Will sell az public AUG
tlop, In iront OF the premises, on FRIDAY, the
9th day OF March, A. D. 1885, at 80 o'clock
p. M, the following -descriDed real estate,
situated IN the city of Washington, d. o., M
to wit: Lot numbered eighty four sd, --kl
in Calls and Whites recorded subdivision OF
lots numbered forty-nve to forty-nlne inolu-
sive otCUlumbia college, Miller Il Aboott's re.
corded subdivision OF part OF square numbered
one hundred and ninety.four (loD, together
with all the improvements, &C., said property
being more fully described In said deed OF
tfust, to which reference is heretofore givon.
Terms OF Sale-Al cash. deposit OF 500
required mt time OF sale. All conveyanciug at
cost Of purchaser. -
BRAINARD II. WARNER,
GEO, Il. EMMONS,
fe2Oeod Trustees.
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WhHTED-- HeLD--Maie.

NGTAN1 ED-A BOYr HUN PRESS AND SET
w tyre. can Mt G17 Third 81. II. W. mhd3tr
NX7ANTED--A NEAT AND HONEST COLOR.
w ed boy, between If and 10, 10 wait on a
disabled oincer. Call at 800 Missouri ave-.
between ana 10 o'clock a. m. mh0-3if
VNTANTED THOSE IN WANT OF RELIABLE
w help aud situations male ana female
COOKE, labOrerB, clerks, housemaids, and all
positions Of trust, apply to or address National
Employment aud R1om.Renting Agency,
lceneOd nliion, NNR LnuislAna nyn. u. W.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-06

Mr.. l.. Clark OF 1921 Seventh street, who has
been heretofore published as being very III, ia
not expected 10 live and has been given up by
the doctors.
Mr.. Vernon Davis, prominent citizen OF
Muneie, Ind, 10 In the city. Ho saw the luau
guraiion aud Is happy, because II was a
Democratic SUCCESS, and lie doesn't want an
hr. II. W. Jones, the chief clerk Of the postal
car, who was badly Injured In tho F1ur-Mtle.
Run disaster, has go far recovered as 20 allow
MN 10 make MS nrst appearance on the streets
for short walk.
Senior Don j. Federico Elmore, tho Envoy
Extraordinary ana Minister PlenlpOtentlary
OF Peru, returned this week from his country
and has again taken up his residence at the
Hamilton House.
Private Secretary Pruden, who for many
years has graced the pOaitiDn, Will, undoubt-
eddy, be retained by Mr., Cleveland, being thor
oughly competent and popular among those
OF both political parties with whom ne has
business.
Messrs. Daniel Hawkins, Howard Mills.
paugh ana VIII E.,Hart, all OF Elmlra, New
YORK, are In the city as representatives OF the
Chemung County Democratic Association
They come from the home OF Mr.. Cleyeland's
successor as Governor OF New York.
Tho Executive stenographer, Mr.. Charles N,
Hepdley and other attaches OF the White
House are efficient aud accommodating gen
tlemen, 20 whom credit Is que Tor rapid i'm.
provement In tho system and management OF
the routine business OF the White House.
Mr.. Frank Smith OF Baltimore has been re,
stored TO practice before the Interior Depart
ment This was an act OF Justice to this gen.
tleman by tho outgoing Secretary which
should have been done long since. Mr.; smith
was the subject of prejudice ana malice of
tho special examiners OF the Pension ONCE.
S .---------
Housekeepers Will Save Money
by purchasing their furniture, carpets, &C.,
on easy weekly or monthly installments at
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Said u. II. Warner to a CRITIC reporter, 'My
business Is larger than ] ever anticipated and
IT. rapidly growing. You ask why want 10 Oh
tend my business. Just because l can better
take care OF what ! already control. rne
more a man does the more he can AFFORD to al.
veItse and the better clerical services he can
obtain. rho betterthe system the more salts
factory the results.
~ make a specially OF managing estates
for non .residents. This includes paying taxes,
making repairs and treating the property AS
III II were my own"
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To.dnx,s renlnera,nros.

The Signal ONCE furnishes the following
synopsis Of the weather;
Local meteorological report for March q,
1885, Thermometer readings at a. M, 81 =;
ga, M, 2Q9 %; IL q. m.,'3So.0.
Report for March 5, 1885; Mean tempera-
tuie, 3O'li maximum, d5o.5: minimum,
81 y; moan relative humidity, Boy per cent.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-06

WY ANTED--TO GALL THE ATTEN ZION OF
w gentlemen desiring TO engage In bust
ntss TO call nj Johnson Bros Wood ana Coal
ONCE, at 1902 J. 81. n. W , and Investigate the
oppoi tunity OF entering into employment IN
any OF the States, wherein $40 10 500 Der
day would DO q reasonable certainty. n. o.
BOND Il co. fr21.2y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rga,=,,s SUFFERING AND srAMMERINo
49,, CURED

oy99-ssrurTEmNG AND srAMMEniNG
By PROBE sSOR sTrBBs.
Onice Hours; to 10A. M, y TO - y. m.
PARKER HOUSE, corner ~ 81. ana Pa. ave.
northwest,
CAL ana see certificates from prominent per-
sons In inherent sections, n fow OF which We
append
PHILADELPHIA, July /, 1881.
DEAR SIR: You will please accept thanks
for the great r. lief feel IN being cured OF tue
atammcrlng which ! was aillictsd with for
more lnan thifIy YEAR,. now c9nsiier myself
vinces me that your treatment Is entirely sue
cessful aud scientifically correct would not
be deprived Of the benefit OF your Instructions
r. N. WILLIAMS, POS Gold st.
BALTIMORE, February, 1881.
This Is to certify that have f0t q number ot
years been troubled with an impcdiment IN
my speech, and have tiled and been tceated
by good many doctors, but none so success
ful rs Professor Btubbs. | can read AMI con
verse as well as any Que. Would not take
100000 for the great benefit derived from
his instruction, and rotor every one to him.
DIR. FRANK II. LuMSDEN,
Student at Dental Depti University OF Nd.
give the above my hearty Endorsement. !
am well acquainted with Dr.. Lumsdon, and
am well aware of the great benefit that has
resulted 70 him from his treatment by Pro.
II. ARTHUR HuNGERFoRD, d. DIS,
l3 y. Eutaw s,r Baltic, Nd.
GEORGETOWN, u. g., February ., 1885.
This IL to certify that have been under tho
instruction OF Professor stubbs for several
days, and when adhering to and practcing
his system am not troubled with any impedl-
ment In my speech. am confident hts system
ia correct. hnvo been etammerlng for over
fifteen years ] would cheertully recommend
all others similarly afflicted TO him.
am yours respectfully, ..,,
ONCE OF W. II. Tenney & Sons, Capital Mllis.
AaItTNgTnN n I9Q,
l have went under Instructions OF Prof.
stubbs. ! havo practlced the system taught
by him. 1t has relieved me Of the impeachment
10 my speech. am Satisfied that he possesses
the secret, and that he San cure the worst case
Of stammering.
am, very respectfully, yours truly, .,.,n
1859 Jefferson street, West washlnston, D. 0.
ESS THE sIEMENs REdENERArGvEG GAS
LAMP COMPANY,
721 Cheetnut street, Philadelphia,
VIII have tho EXCLUSIVE ILLUMINATION
for the
INAUGURATION BALL.
The illumination will he produced by the
siemeps System OF Gas Lighting. 1t is SU-
pERIoR TO tho electric or any other artificial
light now In use. The light omitted from the
siemens Burner. is brilliant and absolutely
steady, and saves so per cent. over tho Or
binary method OF burning gas.
For particulars apply or address
W. d. COLT,
Care TOWERS X GREEN, Bankers,
1923 + street, Washington, ID. U.
mh2 81
IT, MRS. BROWN (COLoREDJ OF NEW
@.~S.A York, VIII give for rheumatism and
oil kinds OF skin and nervous diseases her
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Why DO You CongI

when You can buy Compound Honey of Tar
and Wild Cherry for 25 cents bottle at
corner of Seventh aud + streets.
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FOR REN7--Rooms.

LoR RENT-ONE FURNISHED FRONT
II room. 0i0 L az. N. W. mh6Gt"
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, ALL NEW,
IN on Capitol Hill, for permanent iaiies
on gents; smalIiamily; no children; also iiue
p6rlur suite, heat and gas, No. 1l3 O 81. ne.
mhb.:}tH
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Tho Middlesex CLUB Will commemorate the
day, April 10. Senator William M, Evarts will
% the epecial guest OF the club on the occa.
sion. The Governors aud Senators from tho
several New-England States and other noted
men viii DO invited 10 participate with tho
CLUB IN receiving the distinguished guest and
~ celebrating the one hundred and tenth an
nIiSsersery OF Lexington ana Concord, = B0stoR
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HOUSES FOR RENT,
LOANS


In sums TO Ault At per cent.
The above 10 only BmAll portion OF property
on ny books. For null list call at Office for bulle
unB iEfued on lot and 18th.
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WAN7ED--Rooms.

wv ANTED-Ar MRS. SHERIDANs ROOM q
wv Renting Agency, 1908 street north
west, rooms for rent; parties having rooms 20
let VIII Ind desirable tenants by applying at
this agency; rooms for rent In all pHrts Of the
city, furnished ana unfurnishedi single and
on suite. fa7-tf
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WANTED-- Miscellaneous.

NNTANTED-TO SAY THAT THE DAISY
w cook stove, Weighing less than 3 lbs,
and which with one cents worth OF kindllng
wood will cook two lneals, 10 the domestic de-
light OF the town. Ctowds OF ladies', gentle
W. Price 81 80. fc2S-2HH
VNTANTED-TO SELL SAWDUSr ~ ANY
w amount. Call at mill, corner OF ~ at.
ana ND. ave. s. W. Ask FOR u. W. Bagby,
fe2S.DtH
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BONDING.

ID 1871 STREET,
The French Restaurant, near National Thea
ne, which is so we'll renowned for its excel
lent cuisine, has Just opened French taole
d'hCte. Dinner, with tint imported Claret IN
cluded, a.. Regular breakfast, CSC. Lunch,
25c. Dinner, Zoe By the bill Of fare Il
speciality, Frst-class In every respect for
ladies aud gentlemen,
GUS BROOHE,
Ex-Chef Cook az the White House,
Proprietor.
Win accommodate afty gentlemen Tor the
Dedication and Inauguration with room and
board. f'0-l m
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WANTED -SituqtionS--Male.

IXAGTED- DY a YOUNG MAN, A POSITION
w In etOre or b take care OF and drive
horses no objection to country. Address p.
J.. s., 81 II e.. %. q. mt
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LORDS OPERA.moUsE.

The only Comedy Performance during In.
EuguratOn Week viii be given at the parlor
Theatre Of the National capital, Ninth street
and ponnsylvgnln avenue, midway between
the Capitol and tho Presidents House.
MIR. JOHN n. FORD ....,....,,.,.,AIANAG
Also OF Fords Grand opera. House, Baltimore.
The Celebrated Irish Singer and Comedian,
MR.. w. j. ScANLAN,
Will appear In the new play by Fred Marsden,
author OF most of Lotta's successes, entitled
THE IRISH MINSTREL.
pEEK.A.BOO MATINEE SATURDAY.
PEEK .A.BOO MATINEE SATURDAY.
BYE.DYE BABY MATINEE SATURDAY,
BYE.DYE BABY MATINEE SATURDAY.
Admission TO Balcony, only % cents.
Next Week M. b. CURTIS, "Sam'l Of posen,"
in SPOT CASH.
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To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..

Chicago Grain and Provision Mar
kets.
The following summary by b. X. Platn Il
Co., st. CLOUD building, Ninth ana Il streets,
shows the course OF the Chicago grain aud
provision market up TO p. IN. to-day;
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II. ~. Warner's GUIDE. Rook.

1T IT " TT u y G'''rF-V- 11""EE'
Write for popular 10 cent guide-book of
Washington to b. II. Warner, DIG f street,
Washington, ID. G..
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT-YELLow DoG-FEEr, END OF TAIL
IL ana nose tipped with whitei tag 4,2S2. Re-
ward II left at No. IL X 81. n. Q. mh6-3t
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f0R ExcKAReE.

WANTED-To EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
W Tor old ones at Buffers Stove Exchange,
corner olh and SITS. Smoky ohimneys cured
old etovee bought.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-06

Shirts, Collars ana Cuns Bone Up,
equal to new, at Morgan's Steam Laundry.
Tnwnet nrinoc
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ID. IL. warner
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

makesa speciality of managing property for
non.resldents.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
IDEAL ESTATE BULLETIN

THOS II. wAGGAMAN, OH street
(ChaDges N Rde Wednesdays and Saturdays.)
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HOusekeepers VIII Save Money
by purchasing their furniture carpets, &C.,
on easy weekly or monthly installments at
Smiths, 4l3 Nj. avenue northwest.
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FOR SALE--MsceNaneous.

EOR SALE--TYPE- WRITER'S, ALL MAKES,
IT second.ha Also, 'Bun Type-Wrlter;"
price, S12, at "Caligraph' ONCE, 933 St.
mh1.3t
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WAHTED-- HELP Female.

Advertisements oi hree Lines under tbi,r.,',
serted three times for q cents.