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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-29
Kicked by a Cleveland Mule.

The 5000 damage suit of William Pool against
the streetcar company, for injuries from being
kicked by mule, was taken under adyisement
by Squire Judkins last night. The defense did
not succeed in proving that Pool had twisted the
mules tail. but that he had twisted its nose
Pool showed in rebuttal that it was Cleveland
mule, and the inference is that this is against
the company.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-29

On Monday last Solomon Trotky and Miss
Steinberg. twenty-five years old, and the daugh-
ter of Myer Steinberg, both orthodox Jews,
came to Squire Feibleman to get him to marry
them. which he did, they havirga license in due
form and the woman being Of legal age to decide
for herself. A day or two ago the father Of the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-29
Two Years in Peniten tiarv.

In the Criminal Court, yesterday, William
Lawton, colored charged with stealing pair of
opera glasses and some jewelry from Mrs A. B.
Compton, on North California street, was tried
by jury and sentenced to two years inprison-
ment in the Michigan City penitentiary.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-29
A Prisoners Reception

John w. Keeling, before starting to Michigan
City yesterday morning, to serve his four years.
sentence, held a reception at the Jail for his
friends. He sent word to Prosecutor Harding
and Judge Clarke before leaving he had forgiven
them.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-29
Escape of Female Prisoners.

Maud Hall and Rosetta Boice, aged respective
ly sixteen and seventeen years. and inmates of
the Female Reformatory, escaped from the iu-
stitution yesterday and had not been recaptured
last night
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-29
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
INprANApoI1s ARsrNAI. ind Anril 26 1as

INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL, Ind, April &C. 1886.
Sealed proposals in trplicate subject to the usual
conditions, with copy of this advertisement at
tached will be received at this Office until 10 o'clock
a. n on Wednesday, May 26 1856 at which time
for furnishing and delivering the Fresh Beef required
by the Subsistence Department, U. s. Army, at this
post during the fiscal year commencing July l. 1886,
and ending June 80, 1887.
TIE government reserves the right to reject any or
all proposals.
to be observed by bidders and of contract and
payment viii be furnished application to this Of
fee.
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for Fresh Beef and addressed to the UNI
dersigned. JOHN A. KRESS,
Captain of Ordnance, A. 9. s.
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THE NEW YORK STORE
ESTABLISHED 1851
MOURNING GOODS.

Ladies looking for Black Dress Goods will
find our stock very complete. We have re-
Gently added new lines Of goods adapted to
Spring and Summer. Our Cashmeres are the
same as we have kept for many years, and
which have proven so good in color and wear.
Full lines Of Fancy Weaves in very good
styles and qualities. We have Grapes in sew
sral qualities; also, Grape Wells with borders.
Our Cashmere Shawls, in long and square,
With Wool or Silk Fringes, will be found ex-
sellent in color and quality, having as good a
reputation as our Dress Cashmeres. Mourn
hg Millinery made to order promptly. Ladies
needing mourning outfits would do well to
examine our stock.
DpIrEC AT WhVC I'M DIT AIM EICTTpEC
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-29
D. H. BALDWIN eco.
GREAT 5 ALE
SECONDHAND PIANOS AND ORGANS!

Old Upright Piano, fair, at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
Bracket & Co. Square Piano, four round corners,
carved legs, 7.octave, at. 1875
Keogh Square Piano. 6-octave octagon legs, good
condition, at. S5
Halett s. Davis Square at. 1876
Standard Organ at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Clough & Warren Organ at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
New England high case, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 60
Mason & Hamlin Organ at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. As
Parties desiring something specially low should not
fail to see these instruments, write u.s. and will
send you full descriptions
10 Sold on Low Monthly payments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-09

What was the special significance of the ac-
ton of the House of Representatives yesterday
in sending Mr.. Benefits bill repeating the civil
service law to the committee on revision of the
laws? In the select committee on reforms In the
civil service the Seney bill had Jared badly. In
another committee, whose temper had not been
tested, a like measure might meet with hap
pier fate. Was it on this account that the
change OF reference was made? Or was it be-
cause majority of the House believed that the
committee on revision of the laws would treat
the Bennett bill just as the committee on re-
forms in the civil service had treated the
Seney bill, and the friends of civil service re-
form wanted to see a double rebuke given to
the agitators for repeal?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-09

The Philadelphia papers to-day all join in
commencing the appointment of Major Lud-
low for Engineer Commissioner of this District,
and in expressing regret at his loss to that
city. The Record says: President Cleveland
could not have picked upon a man more COM
petent in the line of duty to which he has been
called" The Ledger expresses the hope that
Philadelphia has not yet bid final goodbye to
Major Ludlow. The Times says Philadelphia's
loss is Washingtons gain, and indeed the gain
of the whole country, for the improvements of
the national capital is a matter of universal in
terest and pride. The Press says: "Major Lud-
lows three years service in Philadelphia is a
guarantee that he will perform the duties of
this new position, whatever they may be
thoroughly, consciously and WELL"
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Yrs" SAM CLARENCE

CHS RIGHT NAME WAS IKE, BUT HIS SET
CALLED HIM CLARENCE FOR SHORT. II
FELT SURE YOU WOULD ADMIRE MY TASTE
THINK IT'S THE NoBBIEsT SPRING OVER
COAT IN TOWN. AND IN ADDITION TO THAT,
AND WHAT Is OF THE GREATEST IMPoR-
lance To WE FELLAHs WHO ARE NOT
AFFLICTED WITH A SUPERABUNDANCE OF
CASH. IT'S AwFULLY CHEAP. DON'T YOU
KNOW. HOW MUCH DO YOU SUPPOSE PAID
FOR IT, CHORUS OF DEAH FELLAHs-
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS AT LEAST,
NOTHING OF THE KIND, Me BoYs-I JUST
PAID A TEN DOLLAR BILL FOR IT-FACT
ASSURE YOU. ALTHOUGH 'TIsNT GOOD FORM
TO OWN UP TO SUCH A SMALL AMOUNT FOR
A FASHIONABLE ovERcoAT. BUT YOU KNOW
HOW IAM"-"wHERE DID BUY IT, YOU SAY.
WHY AT
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING coMPANY's,
NV CORNER OF 7TH AND d Sta
GALL BLUE SIGNSl
mh9 J.. n GRADY MANAsER"
PIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN GLASS.
= Pint jars pure fruit and sugar goods Warranted
n,o., ELPHoNzo YoUNGs COMPANY,
mh9ot AS 9th St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-09

The death of Senator Miller of California
effects temporary change in the numerical
proportion of parties in the Senate, though so
slight as to cause no disturbance of the general
plans of the majority. Governor Stoneman,
being democrat, will naturally appoint a
democrat to- succeed Mr. Miller until the legis-
lature can elect senator in due form. The
Senate now contains forty republicans, two
readiusters and thirty-four democrats. The
impending change will leave the republicans
with only thirty-nine and give the democrats
thirty-hve. At the present juncture with a lot
of nominations waiting for confirmation, this
Is OF some little Importance. 1t at least reduces
the number of republicans to be won over in
cases where the democrats are unit and the
republicans are not bound by too stiff a caucus
rule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-09
III e A d Q q A r r 4 B 8
FOR
WHITE GOODS

WHITE GOODS
White Goods viii b more popuia. this ssasoa
Ssan ever before. hence We have made very
extensive purchases, and are now displaying
the cream Of the market. which W have
marked at our usual close margin.
We advise customers 70 make their ssieceiens
now while the goods are nsw, fresh aud clean,
and the assortment, choice and complete.
LINoN DE DECCA OR INDIA LINoNs
Same - sold By % the past stx ysazs. than
which there is none superior.
Manufactured from fine Egyptian Yarns.
which bleach better, end produce . clearer and
purer color and better and more uniform dn-
ish and are guaranteed 70 lsunder better than
any other. We have secured in them the very
best results that material and textile skiu can
LINoN DE p1ocA.
10quslities each bargain and not tobs dup
Heated elsewhere at the prices-1Oc., 12iho,
15c. 1sc.. &c. 25c, SIC, 371ac, A and acc
Per yard.
ss-IN PERSIAN LAwNa
Every customer will readily recognise in
these the same goods with which We were %
eminenty successful last season, being ct times
hardly able to keep pace with the steadily In
creasng demand, hence we take pleasure In
again offering this reputable fabric to the trade,
feeling confident that for intrinsic merit It has
no equal.
The cOrrec. color and finish Of white goods IL
Of the utmoss importance. and this color and
fiufs sbo,1 bor air Soru
In the above goods we have secured the best
results obtainable.
3a-1N. PERSIAN LAWNS
10 qualities, each bargain and not to be dup
Heated elsewhere at the price-15c.. 17c, 10c,
21c., 25c., 29c, 33c, 371sc, 44c and SOC per
yard
4sIN. SWISS LAWNS.
These goods, first imported by us three
years ago, have grown rapidly in the estima-
ton Of the fine trade. and guaranteeing them
to wear as well, and launder as handsomely -
our India Linens, taking into consideration
their extra width (4s I'M. we consider them
the best intrinsic value In White Goods yet
shown.
3grades 4S-in., 25c.. 2ec and 3Sc per I'd.
OTHER PROMINENT VALUES IN P0PU-
LAR WHITE FABRICa
Ecru Persian Lawn, Al. Is, 70 and 36c per
yard.
32-in White French Percale, rs and 37ac.
peryard.
3e-in. Fine "Holly Tree" Percale, only 16c.
per yard.
Elegant line of Corded Piques, zoe, 26c., Sic,
371ac. and Soc. per yard.
Fine qualities Of Check Nainsooks, 12lhc.,
zoe and Csc per yard
Satin Striped Nainsooks zoe. yard.
Large and varied stock of Fine Dotted and
Figured Swisses, elegant patterns, from Csc to
62lac. per yard
English Nainsooks, soft finish, excellent
qualities. 25c ,2Sc.. 31c., 37lac. and SOC per I'd
404n. "Masalis." son, fine. 31c. 371sc., 45c.
and SOC. per yard.
4O-inch Jones Cambria, worth 371c, only
26c per yard.
Fancy and Plain Tuckings, Soc, epic, 75c.
81 and 81. IS per yard.
Soft Finish Nainsook, made from Sea Island
Cotton, very fine and even. only 42c, Soc and
t5c per yard
32in White Madras. very fine, sheer and
soft, something new, only 31c., 371ac. and Soc
yard.
4O-in. Long Cloth. suitable for Ladies' and
Children's wear. only TIC per yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-09

YES. KNOW, THAT IS So;'
And In some branches of business according to the
publications of parties engaged therein
RoBBING
Begins with spring. rests on its in midsummer
resumes operations again In the fall and lowers its
Crest at the tee of winter.
Year In and year out, season after season. these men
proclaim TO the public in unrnistakable English and
give the figures which, il there Is scutIa of truth
IN them prove that months of the year they make
absolute ROBBERY trade. and the remaining six
months are upon the stool of repentance doing pen-
ance BY Affecting TO make SWEEPING REDUC
TONS Ia the prices Of their wares and thereby
palliafe their evil doiass They would have the nth
lie believe that they not only JUST but GENER-
OUS. But such pretensions do not put the dollars
back into the pockets from which they were flched
COUGHING
In any Is considered honorable BY any class
or people and 10 sell man garment for
$6oOO
AT the beginning Of season. and later on to sell like
garment 20 the purchasers neighbor for
$500,
VIII noe be tolerated in any intelligent and enIjght-
sned community. THE PEOPLE will sooner or later
condemn the method and thereby crush the man.
By our system such things are Impossible We began
b. selling
FINE READY MADE CLOTHING
AT EXACTLY TEN PER CENT ABOVE THE
ACTUAL COST OF MANUFACTURE.
And We propose TO fight it out on this line
We have just received from our factory 500 CASH
mere sack salts. silk mixture absolutely pure, no
shoddy: S0.15
Also. 2oo GETAWAY Suits, fine material composed
OF silk and wool entirely: Sl015
We viii receive Tuesday, tine 9th inst 600
pans OF Children 5 Pants, ages to IL years. which
We sell AZ ~ cents pair
VICTOR Z ADLER'S
TEN PER CENT
CLOTHIisG HOUSE
s27 AND se9 SEVENTH srNw.
Corner Massachusetts, avenue
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
And that the lowest
Open Saturdays until IL pm mhs
Opened THIS MORNING.
NEW STOCK CoLoRED sHIRrINGs
Please call and examine.
W. 5. TEEL. Manufacturer.
hno S3o Pennsylvania avenue
DREss Suns
FOR HIRE
Ala Ninth Street mh6-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-09

How doubtful the relation Is between sizes
and values was well illustrated at the Morgan
sale of bric-a-brac in New York last evening.
A little Chinese porcelain vase brought eigh-
teen thousand dollars out of the pocket of a
Baltimore collector, in whose city excellent
brick dwellings, one hundred and fifty thou
sand times as large as his vase, change hands
daily at half the price.
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GENTLEMEN Should cast aside prejudice and not
GENTLEMEN imagine because the Pa ais Roya'
GENTLEMEN Dress Shirts only cost sec. that the
GENTLEMEN better material than the best. The
GENTLEMEN "Paleis Royal shirts are made of
GENTLEMEN cuffs are Richardson's 2IOO linen:
GENTLEMEN the buttonholes are hand-worked,
GENTLEMEN untearable. The bosoms are either
GENTLEMEN your shirts you cannot obtain Better
GENTLEMEN Oft, and that Is all important Tho
GENTLEMEN Palais Royal shirts are cut in p dill.
GENTLEMEN ferent styles, to suit gentlemen
GENTLEMEN with long arms or short, stout or thin
sen; or as men or TGops
GENTLEMEN Royal shirt, and if 1t does not give
GENTLEMEN entire satisfaction. return it and we
GENTLEMEN Will refund the money and apologize
on o xsa we se en
GENTLEMEN truthfllly add not more than q
GENrLEMEN NfGHT Sill ITS are made with
GENTLEEMEN equal care; prices SO. es. IS cents
GENTLEMEN Those a. 13c are nicely trimmed
GENTLEMEN with coiored embroidery; cheap at
GENTLEMEN II may sound absurd to offer silk
GENTLEMEN however don't condemn the quality
GENTLEMEN lin your mind'' come and see the
GENTLEMEE Scars first and then give your YER
GENTLEMEN dict We are showing new spring
t ss sh WRsas sSf
GENTLEMEN sCARFs. to tie In bow or knot, come
GENTLEMEN in new coiors in stripes checks. etc.
GENTiEMEN Guyot sUsPENDERs for 2sc.
GENTLhMEN 4-py linen cuffs for 2Oc a pair
GENTLEMEN Apply linen collars for 25c New
BGSG cfp xs ps1e
GENTLEMEN and extra size, fancy colored Dor
GENTLEMEN ders. The price Is zoe. FOR THIS
GENTLEMEN WEEK THEY WILL BE OF
sEEssEEEsES SIsR5 S sSf esD1 Ra e
SEsTLEMEN FrS on I PAR of"paais Royal
GENTLEMEN Kid Gloves, warranted London
GENTLEMEN made. handsomely embroidered
GENTLEMEN backs, only Csc. pair.
GENTLEMEN Winter Underwear Is being closed
GENTLEME EN- out below cost in order to make room
OENTLEM IN ing Inspes ton Il asked OF the new
GENTLEMEN English Spring HALF HOSE lust
GENTLEMEN in fast colors rs and soc. . pair.
UNBRELLAs are made OF sink ana Wool which,
not %ss a oSs 'AfS
UMBRE LAS sticks In one piece and improved par
Uk BRELLAS aRon frames make these Umbrellas
UMBRELLAS the beau ideal OF M Umbrella
UMBRELLAS strong, neat, useful Ornamental.
UMBkELLAS 81 80, 81. 20 and 81: price according
uMBkRELLAS 70 style sterlingsilv Top umbrel.
| THShELtAS las for " 90, and warranted IA karat
UMBRELLAS cold d rolled over the handle and.
UMBRELLAS though of course the metnl ia tilin Il
| UMBREtLAS practically everlasting wear, a. u
HnRREffAas Pas nrn; 1oundation underneath
uIBnELLAS In this advt in order TO eradicate the
| LN$hELLAs popular belief OF most gentlemen
| w bnELLAS That cheap goods must be Inferior
| UNHRLLLAB lied =.
| T I'll T. I.
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lIO1o14 26th n. W. Or. $3.50
1874 n. Y. a n W. Srs. % so
l4lQ Pierce Place. .r...25
1114 N.Cap. St q rs IL. 40
l24S 11th ST. s. e.. s rS-l6
l3S r n. e., 1r......--2o.4O
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l301 18th s.e., 6r.........1S.3O
350to3d6 n g ". .6rs...-l5
As l. sw., 6r,. Is
liz Park Pr, 6r...-l2. 80
El6-1SL sw. .5rs......12 80
4l6 ". j. ave.n.w. ,6rs... 20
324 l. aw., 5rS..........12- 50
20 10th St ne. 6r.-l2.S0
3 TO 81 Dcfrees, 6rs- 20 90
1928 9th ST. NV, .r.lS30
l11.9 T 1t. n. W.. 6r.........15
907 18th st. Sc, 5r...10.30
1892 II ST. s.w.. 5r....l250
STORES&DWELLINGS.
500 X. Law. n.w..-r&S...45
800 Ind. av., store-.-...50
l2l04 18th ST. n.w.-.........2J
22l2 14th St n.w-......25
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wANTED-HELP.

ANIED-HELP.
WANTED..sWHITE AND CoLoRED COOKS,
s md Sc Is !, MIN
WAKTEp-oSE FIRsEcLAss TN AND
apply. r 9. sAUER 4ss ga St sw il.
WANTED-A sEITLEp AND ExPERIENCED
rsS ca % Il ISIS ie,oa Fas
W7zSTED-wHTTE GIRL 10 DO GENERAL
nsSs Apply q 1867 Ion C. i
WANTED-A SOBER. STEADY YOUNG MAN
w rs marker and make himself generally useful;
iso5 ACME s
WANTKD.A sTEADY, SETTLED GIRL, TO
stay nights Apply with references $50 l0t6 St nv.
WASTED "A PAmENT. TIDY. STRONG
no s;sning Estsrsoees required CAN between hour:
Bas a. Sc; sss 'ss and Of last
w WRITE WOMAN. GER
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WT1NTET.wHTTE AND coToREn WOMEN
saee.a sss i. a
WANTED-A POLITE. NEAT AND TNTELLI-
Sss hsi hsS ESnnnE "a
WANTED-A COMPETENT WHITE GIRL 10
w cook and assist in housework: references re-
quired. l1l2 llth St NV. mhS-2ts
UyANTED-A WHITE SERVANT GIRL FOR
W. general housework; references required. Apply
at All St NV mhS-3t*
VXYANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO COOK, WASH
w AND IRON: none but white need apply. 1902 New
NyANTED-THE BON MARCHE REQUIRES
w an active Saleslady. capable taking charge
of the Hosiery Department. several ex perienced
show card writer. mS-2t
"ANTED-A GOOD. STRONG, INTELLIGENT
w laoorer. Apply at 1902 18th st. mhS-2t
VNANTED-TWO WHITE GIRLS-ONE AS
w cook, one rs waitress and to assist with washing
and ironing. Apply at 1912 Conn. ave mhS-3t*
"ANTEb-A YOUNG MAN BETWEEN THE
w ages Of II and % to work on government
claims In lawyers Office studying law preferred
Address stating age. education and experience, Box
III, Star Office mhS-3t
WANTED Two EXPERIENCED sALE%
w iadys at MEYERS Millinery and Regala store,
922 9TH st., between and NV. mS-2t*
WANTED = A STEADY WOMAN FOR THE
w country to cook and assist In homework; Ger
man or Sweeu preferred. Apply between and D.
M, at $50 st n. W., second floor front ms4ts
"ANTED-A YOUNG GIRL. NOT UNDER Ia
w years of age, to go west with lady with per-
manent employment as nurse to q child four years
old. Refer ences required TIA 18th st. mh6-3ts
WANTkD-LADIES TO WORK FOR Us AT
w their own house 81 to $40 per week can be
quietly made No photo painting; canvsssing
CENT Art CO., 10 central street. Boston, Mas
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EOR RENT
Il l610l9th NV. l3rlOO
1893 z NV. IL rs...S2 "a
l41S 2Othst. NV. llrs..5
17O6 T II. NV, l2rs......75
1905 Conn. av., IL n. 20
l212N. Y. ave, lOr....O
800 Indiana av, llrs...6O
2ll e. Cap. ST., l2r......5o
24y2 Pa av., 12r.-.......45
22ll 18th n. W., Or. ..27.50
633 Mass. av. me-. Or. ...25
304S p st. NV, Sr....22.5O
PIT X st. n.e., 5r.-........lO
9U1 18th st. Sc, SRI 80
BOB N st. NV, 12r.-.--....4O
zoos 26th 81. NV, 1Or-3O
AS p st. NV, Sr............3O
1.55 s st. NV, z rs-......25
450-46S Wash. St, 6r.. 2.5
1920 n st. NV. s B.....25
043 NJ ut. NV, l2rs..S3.3 "a
1Ol4 10th NV. l2r-60.OO
1880 18th St n.w.-..-42. So
Alb 6th st, n W., 12r..-..6O
1910 q ct. NV. Tor. ...-.55
N6 N. ]. ave. s.e., lOr-.2S
mh6 B. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-09

Mr.. Russell Sage says, in an interview about
the strained relations of labor and capital, that
he has talked with Congressman and states
men," Here is subtle distinction which ought
TO be explained, If Mr.. Sage expects ever to
visit Washington again without bullet-proof
waistcoat and double insurance on his life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-09

FrsE OLD Rye Wn1sKY.
Redu Ell from Zoe SOC per pint bottle and from So
200 per gallon Warranted strictly pure for
4ec,cfnal ana general Having handled this
whisky extensively for than eighteen YEAR,
recomIuen II with perfect confidence 10 It's entire
purify. !ree OF f1sil oil and AL other impurities with
n hne havor unmpaired 1t certainly nleriss trial
ARTHUR NATTANs, Pharmacist
ms 14th and I sts and 2d and ID SIS NV
SONETHING SPECIALIZE THE CONSU MFRS
- OF FRUITS AND PRODUCE
having Just received fresh supply of Fruits. c..
we therefore call attention following prices
found below: Fancy Ben Davis Apples, sound and
solid packed, $50 pe- barre; (iiIl!howeT pples
solid, - 20 do. BadwIns 6ireening and Spies - do
large hne New York state BUREAUS Potatoes free OF
most 80 cts per ousheL All other Fruits sold in pro
portion TUCKER Bros, Old Central Fruit Store
u ctty free ofcharga n6-3t
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FOR RENT-ROOMs.

tOR RENT-ROOMS.
L1oE RENT-FIRNIsuED RooMS-EN SUITE
y and single so4 10Th ST. NV. opposite rennsyiya-
rooms on rss and second noorS single or en- suite
msn.s fiIstclas' convenient 70 Capitol depsrneuis
ENOR RENT
: suite Of handsome Rooma ON second aoor In
sis third door f or Ss once
Has ials iso% ;.aS; e. .
I Room, furnished, comfortable and convenient
rS mRs.st reasonable Rsserenosa laos 1t ~
r and Above. second hoor new brick bay -windowed
Guiding hss. and gas. '~''' ''' ''' pm mhS 81. !"
e. Ten, sss Is: .ss
EOR RENTEFURNIsHRD. WITH BOARD,
u cheerful parior and Concentrating bed room,
S% s Ss @
hon KENT-Two 6SFURNIsHED ROOMS on
sea az
hsh spoken 1l19 St. n.w..near l1th q. cara m6-,s
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED-lF FRONT ROOM,
room, at sS ais ilih ST n W. near fsDn,ylys .
EoR. RENT-H ANpsoNE PARLoEs ON
or unfurnished; references exchanged. $40 Sd 1t n
w. mhS-3to
EOR RENT-S24 18TH ST NV. PARLOR AND
II Bedrooms. suitable for o party Of gentlemen: or
will rent separately newly furnished mh6-3ta
FOR RENT.A SUITE OF ROOMS HAND-
II somely furnished, suitable for N. c. or for bus-
mesa 1925 St NV mh6-lws
nor RENT-CoRNER 9TH AND MASS AWE,
L one nicely Furnished Room, with Board; southern
ana eastern exposure; three windows. References
exchanged Convenient to three lines of cars m6lws
EoR RENT-A FURNISHED ROOM, PRIVATE
II family. No children. Near 14th St cars and 10th
st. herdics References exchanged l4l0 . St mh3-6ts
ENOR RENT-lSOs II ST. NV. THREE NICELY
4 FURNISHED Rooms on second floor: NORTH west and
south hight: well heated: private family; gentlemen
only preferred: references mh6-16t
ENOR RENT-LARGE, HANDSOMELY FUR
- nfshed Rooms, single communicating suitable
LOT very desirable location: two lines OF
cars. 1870 H st. NV. mh12wS
E>OR RENT-1ll9 18TH ST. n. W.. TWO SEC
II ond floor front communicating rooms. sunny and
bright 10 private family, where there no chill
drenwith hrstclass table board d16-l2ws