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Know TnyssLy, by reading the "sci'
ence 81 Llfr," the best medical wofk eve
published, for young aud mliile-sged men,
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A Rochester hslr.df,sssr has the start.
loo snnourcsmsut In biz shop Ladies
shoit-eomlng. lcombing.l made ~ sud
srfanged."
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Tho smsll pox has lis miiigstions for
Canada folks II keeps Joe Cook nom
lectufirg In Montreal thi. winter.
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Nv rrsi 4. The rfsi 10 ~sr My steout
l. In every helping hand. Hut for my mir
thsr- woulf ~ no sickness Known. Ny
fourth !. the beginning OF hop. Ny nth
4. alsay. 10 de-psir. Ny sitth IL a mem
,sr 90 the Cabinet. Ny seventh siwsi'
goes In 3 Ny ,lrhth may ever h. 's,t
10 The street NJ ruth always stsis ~
OntAro. Ny tenth l. In all things
The whole l. q wsll.tnovu city
AUST Iluur
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A fore. TIA, 1sht. successfully against
disease. A host 10 itself, IL Hunts Rem
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A-Nmsrt
al. Won. on. ?. Oliver. liver. :,
R..p. asP. 4. Date. ate. S. sissh. Lash.
6. Qaari. art 2. Alice. lice. = Rear. ear.
,. Elsis. late. Removed lsiisrs-wosp
SorAEx
S-Love q another.
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Some men will take more time TO name
. dog than Others would spend In oaildite
q house.
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I.-ui,RapE.

L-CitARApE-
Nan Il In The Kitchen cookingi
There before her may be foand
flour ami soda, frsf snd butter
Ca The table grouped around.
Near the stove her H,ri l. standing
Rising up so son ard lights
Al. I'm sure that after cooking
Twill be swes, and snowy While.
Now she's going 10 the oven
LIT ~ take a peep within,
See the fragrant. golden total
That shes cooking In q tni
Soch = hmous cook IL Mamie,
Aud such tempting food We see,
Really, I've almost decided
That Ia better stop TO tea
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-02

"A duck Of q man generally makes .
goose Of . husband.
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n 4. no wonder that many a fond bus.
h.nd do,s- ON ''mother's cooking afd
wives vote housekeeping = bore. HAN 81
hi. trouble arises from The want OF sciuAl
.rpsrisuc. In cookiug Tbs mere kuowius
Of q rul. doe. not make nor bsses cske.
Yoar frispd MAJ tell you an excellent ~AJ
OF maliug tread. Tut The nrsi, sseord or
third time tpiug won't insure your sue
esss. Ooe nay weigh aud m'ssur,, folio"
the rule toA dot. snd yet opsn The uN'n
door upon . failure. Take mothers place
Al the br,sd.pin for = ~ssk, sni ~ ihr
iunumsrshlr little secrets one discovers
contaired in that pan. bot few vii ,''f D.
fo.g irn TIE precious moments sprn'
=, ihs ecosirg table srr amply paid Tor ~
the moaui of ,fpsfisuos gained ulfi-
Who thlns thsr, 4. plsuiy oi time ~ learn
N. art Of cnoklng When thsy have ZONE
OF their o. n. aud that The Stpciicrcv D.
fore Il IL uo ssiuc. Will nni they nave
made = grsud missile TX
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u-ESiosA.
Composed % 10 letters.
Nv s. IL. 2 l. to take without legal
right
Ny .. "a. II. : Is short
Ny 5. 4. 3. ; IL hilary.
Nv =. c. :. n Il = found body.
Ny n. 1. 10 i much used by mlihm.n'
The whole l. the name OF . man much
admired by the American people.
LrcY.
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It's better 90 bear the Ills We have, than
20 d. itio q law sui, and get sslssd fcr tne
costs.
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ouR puzzLE CORNER.

Communications fcr THIS Department should
b -.ni the ~iitor. W. a. kAsrrAs. HAST sun'
net. Me-
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As.~tr, TO rrrrl,. % L.'r WIZ
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AsESrs w'srsD 20. { cHAEsis' Nav
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urss al Ans nsstrr So n - 1885,
~ surnassl Daf tnFralans OunfIaa
Fustar q a1snlsTslv pars and Tefv xanao1A
>sfhlnz on Esrth will msks hens
de-. lssa go tsaar~.nlal q ealn plal 90
f.A ava a1-o psussf prsxent sst "a
> - n
The Washington critic., 1886-08-25
wraps and Outer Garments,

The outer wrap still will have the loose
fronts decorated with large fancy buttons
\ matinee Of white elder down nanuel is
trimmed with fluffy worsted trimming,
easily made by looping over the finger
with crochet needle, and is sewcd on
lightly around the edge of the garment,
making very convenient, soft and neg
lige garment.
Brown plush makes very stylish outer
wraps when artistcally made with brown
bead trimming.
There is a larger choice than there usually
is even at this time of the year, In wrap
cloaks. The favonte form is wide aud
ample, just defining the figure at the
waist, having large sleeves and cape.
Some pretty simple travelling dresses are
being made of blue and white very narrow
striped cloth, most fine Of texture. There
are velvet collars and cuffs, each having
two large buttonhOles, through which satin
ribbon is passed aud tied.
Sleeves for Pailsian costumes for mid
summer often only reach the elbow. When
long they do not reach the wrist by several
inches.
The first cool days OF autumn will find
some light fur garments, such as pelarne
or shoulder cape, very grateful garment
and according to English custom furs will
be worn much earlier than in former years.
In truth fur shoulder cape is worn on
yachting parties and like excursions.
The English Macintosh Is in the lightest
possible weight, and bids fair to he great
blessing; that they are comparatively eX-
pensiye VIII prevent their being very gen
erally used by those who most need them.
Those Of silk are very durable, however,
ard well worth the difference in price over
the less good fabric Philadelphia News.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-25

1t has been suggested that Billy Mcbride
of the Enquirer and Fred Mussey of the
Commercial Ga*ette act as substitutes for
their editors-in-chief and settle all differ
ences at Bladensburg with Gatling guns
1t would draw bigger crowd than base
ball match.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-25
THE ISSUE WELL STATED.

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obido T. enrI,Li,. for ,vhir h, T.
onswrroble o,ly tn his own conscience
and sense of ip.ticc
Tho sarious nbosn of tbo iss,o vbict
bos boen roisod hv ,,o onnnintrrort oe
Nv NTotthews n the Rrcordorsbin or
Deeds. and nrcsen,cd in n stronc ,iobt
bv orr corrosnordont ia found NOT
only IN tbo foot thot tho onroi,,oo
holds bis ot,ice In dirnct controyortio,
Of tbo Sero,o's rofneol 70 conGrr, tbo
onnointmort but That no boIds II by
,ir,ua of n srbtorrrro ON tho nort o'r
tbe President ne heinc fret o,nointod
+o vacancy which Tho soroto ,y,s
oiyor 10 rnio,e,ond ala ovist ,rhiro
that bodv Voc in eession and hoi,,r
ocoin onnointod 70 q vacancy ybiob
tLo President for tbo ,,,rnoso Of cir.
o,,nventirc tbo Soroto ossrr,os no, 10
have boen created nntiI of,nr thot bo1v
nod odiorrrod
hs Tho rnot,or now o,ords NJ
Mattbawc lie In lsc rNCitipu until
,be senate odionrns or,in on tho l,h
ofMorcb If In ,ho moon,imo ~ uso
Tho loncuoro of the Tnnnrn,of.Onico
oc, "ro onnoir,mont hy and vim ,ho
advice and consent Of tho Sonoto is
,no1o 10 tho of,lon CO ,,ooor, or ,omo,a
roriIy fuod oon.o sh,1, ro.raio :,
ohoyorco without o,,, soIo.,, rnos -,
o,,o,nr,,,,s o,,oor,od ,tor1,. r,,;, +,
;s ellod Iy onnoin,ro,t ,horoto In, ,,I
y,itb ,be odyico and co,scnt og ,ho
senate" and drri,n srch limo ,,o
duties or ,hn of,ico shoI, ro rorror,nnI
hv srcb otbor oricor No n,,r IL, in,.
oyerciso erch rowors +, c,.c ~ a
yocopcr I'm, tho pr.silo,, vim rn
douh, he ohio 70 find ,hnn -. in ,bc
case before ne some means Of oysdin,
he rerriro,rn,s of un C,ns,i,n.
lion ur,l tbe end of bis o1,in.
is,ro,ior ,l,o incr,,hort s,ii rar,,i,,i,,
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The Washington critic., 1886-08-25

The Ohio people object to the Rev. Sam
Jones calling God by His first name and
sapping Him on the back
The Washington critic., 1886-08-25
THE PRESIDENTS AnsnNcu.

The Presidents action in PROMPTLY
signing the commission of Mr.. Reeve
as Assistant Solicitor of the Treasury,
which was mailed TO him from the
Adirondacks, shows more clearly thnn
the Inconsistent statements which are
current on the subject, what the view
and purposes O; the President are in
regard to Official WORK during his yaca.
non.
OF course, the Pre-ijen' was never
guilty Of such manifest impropricy
and neglect of duty as to declare that
for thirty days he would ronounca
every obligation OF his positions cnt
The Washington critic., 1886-08-25

AS was not entirely unexpected eX-Secre-
tary Blaine is not In perfect accord with
Secretary Bayard's foreign policy.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-25
prom R. = o. station.

For Baltimore-5, $50, GAO, 1;3O, $50 and 1905
a, m. 1910, 1;25, 1915, 1880, 4;3o, 4lo, 540,
only; 3l5 daily except Sunday.
For Annapolis-GI0 (Sundays $3.50 q. m. and
f:l0 p. M; 12lU and 1850 p. IN.
For Point ol Rocks, Frederick-S:i0 a. M; 4.40
p, m. except Sunday.
For Harper's Ferry and shenandoah Valley
s;iO Il. m and 1910 pm.
For Gaihersburg- u. m, 1880 and ll:!0
p, m.
For llaeerstown-5:80 p. m.
For ChCagO-lO a. m, 1910 y. IN.
For pittsbmg-l0 10 a. m, S;55 p. m,
For New Orleans (eNprcss)-lO a. m.
For Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis-3;3o
and 1910 p. IN.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-25
NOTTs AND GOSSIP.

TnEncw parsonage to be built for Rev
d. John ii.., uu titth Avenue, New York,
win cost about $'j, 90.
REPRESENTATIVES, TAutpEr Of the Teuth
Kentucky district is said to be preaching at
a cpmp.mee,lug In the northern part Of that
state.
Mr.. BLAINE is said to be looking IN much
better health than he ala two years ago.
Ills speech at sebago Lake yesterday was
read in clear and forcibe tones from
printed slips.
THR breaking Of steamship shaft is
costly proceeding. 1t is estimated that the
accident Of this character by which the
Vera was disabled will involve 100000
worth Of repairs.
THE average cost of the parasos dis
ported at Saratoga this season is said to be
hundred dollars each; yet there are some
misguided people who appear to think
that times are hard.
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT, who often
wished he had a son to succeed him on the
New York EruiHg Post, was never 50
gratlhed. His only children are two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Parke Goodwin, aud a maiden,
stll living and much esteemed,
THE Cape May papers have just learned
that the Washington Light Infantry are to
encamp in Atlantic City this month. i At
lantic Review. Cape May had the refusal
Of the camp, but declined to pay the sum
demanded for it.-[Cape May Wave.
MRs. CEoiH denny Junc) was given a
reception at sal Francisco last week
Thursday by the family Of Mr.. NJ. II.
De Young, proprietor Of the Cbroaicic of
that city. The list Of guests embraced all
the literary people at the time in town.
Is seems to he understood that Mrs.
Laura G. Holloway Of Brooklyn has been
selected as associate editor of Miss Rose
Elizabeth Clevclaud's magazine, LteorD
Lifc The assistant editor will be the per.
son who Will have to saw the wood, while
Niles Cleveland puts ON the scallops ani
frills aud gets all the glory and most Of the
pay. Chicago News.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-25
FOR FUEL.


IousE or REPRESENTATIVES,, Y. s., ..
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. 6, 1896.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this office until i2 o'clock noon on WEDNES.
DAY, September /, 1886, for the delivery of
eight hundred 500 tons of the best White Ash
Furnace Coal (screened); also eighty tSU
cords of the best Spruce Pine and eighty $50
more coal and wood 9S NAV be needed AT ibe
House OF Representatives during the present
fiscal year, said wood and coal to be delivered
and stored In the vaults at the south wing OF
the Capitol on or before the 10Th day of DC
tober, 1856. The coal must weigh 2,2i0 pounds
TO the ton and the oak wood be cut In three
(D pieces. The wood must measure 12S cubic
cut at the Capitol. The right TO rcweigh tho
coal at the Capitol, and the right to reject
any and all bids is reserved. The bids to he
mdorsed Proposals for Coal and Wood, ~ and
addressed to
JOHN b. CLARK, JG,
Clerk Of House Ot Rem L =.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-25
AUGUST.
An the long August afternoon,
7 he little dTOWsy stream

All the long August afternoon,
The little drOwsy stream
Whispers melancholy tune,
As If II dreamed of June
And whispered In It's dream,
The thlstlcs show beyond the brook
Dust ON their down and bloom,
Ard ont of many weed-grown nook
The astor flowers look
with eyes of tender gloom
Tho silent orchard aisles are sweet
with smell of ripeuing fruit;
Through the serc grass, IN Shy retreat,
Fluttor at coming feet
The robins strange and mute
There is no wind 10 stir tine leaves,
The harsh leaves overhead:
only theQucrulOus cricket uiuyes,
And shrilling locust Weaye3
A song of summer dead,
wv D, Howells in the Boston Advertiser
The Washington critic., 1886-08-25
senator Edmun,i4 NJ Ncwport

senator ENinunu% nv newport.
When Senator Edmunds arrived at the
Ocean House, Newport, | noticed that the
kind-hearted landlord led him quietly be-
hind the desk, put his hand around his
mouth and whispered conldentially: eyes,
Senator, Its strictly prohibition here. We
can't sell IT, you can 90 down to the Casino
Gay you aIe an Ocean House guest an I
ask for cold iced tea and But |
don't dliuk cold iced tea" interrupted the
Sen ator. "Of course not, YOU only call for
it. Don't you understand? They'll bring
you brandy and soda."-[ Albany Evening
journal.
It isn't quite the fair thing for man who
can wait years for an Office to grumble at
his wife If he has to wait few minutes over
time for a meal.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-25
4 Coming Tragedy.

Brown What's the matter with you and
Robinson, Dumley? ! hear that he has
threatened to pull your ears the first chance
he gets.
Dumley dumping up and down)-Te
will, will he? Pull my ears. Well, YOU can
bet your sweet life he'll have his hands
full.-IN. Y. Sun,
The Washington critic., 1886-08-25
AUCTION SALES.
w G. puvAIr, Auotlonees, '''. ~
fN1g ID


TRUSTEES SALE or A DESIRABLE REAR
LOT IN SQUARE no. BETWEEN l. AND
" AND 0rH AND 7rll SITS. n. w.
by virtue Of decd of trust, dated July f.
a. y. 1872, and duly recorded in libcr No. - {,
folio iC6, one Of the Land Records for the Dis
trict Of Columbia, aud ~ the written request
of the beneficiary therein, VIII Offer for SALE
az Iublic auction, In front of Che premises, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER i3. A. ID. 1896, AT 3
O( CLOCK =. NJ, the following described real
estate situate In said District Of Columbia, to
wlt Part Of lot sixteen DO, In square four
hundred and forty-nlnc (Ii9) beginning for
the same at thirty.three feet from the south
east corner Of said lot and running west with
the south line Of said lot thirteen feet. thence
north seventy-fve feet, thence east thirteen
feet, thence south seventy.hvc feet to the
place OF beginning, together with the I'M
provements thereon.
Terms of Sale-'The amount uf Indebtedness
secured by said trust, together with all un.
paid interest, and costs of this sale, IN cash.
and the balance, If any, In one year, repre-
sonted by tho purchasers note, bearing In
tercst at siX per cent. per annum secured By
deed Of trust on the property sold, or all cash,
OF option of purchaser. Deposit of SlOO re
quirod at time of sale. All cOnveyancing anl
recording at purchasers cost; and il terms
are not complied with In ten days after sale,
the property will be rcsold at the risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser.
n w HOWARD, Trustee,
The Washington critic., 1886-08-25
Mexico seems to be Cutting loose.


INV hatA'hANto . AHNh VI h1hNNhs
1t is seldom too late to mend, aud II Is
never too late to forgive, unless death in
tervenes in the meantime. So much for
preliminary. Now we desire to apologize
to Mr.. Cutting, our suffering fellow-editor,
who has, very nearly In the words OF his
fdu IcidicS, Consul Brigham, been rotting
in that hideous Mexican prison, deprived
of all the neeessaries Of life. We have, I'm
the impetuosity Of our proud and fiery ma
turc, charged that Mr. Cutting was "rat,"
a "tramp printer even an Anarchist This
last we desire to retrac'. And whyY Be
cause when Mr.. Cutting was released from
the prison, aforesaid, the first thing he did
was to go to a saloon and drink glass Of
| lemonade. Would no have done this had
he been nm Anarchists Would he, gentle
| rcadcrg No, never, he would hoy, callc | for
hou! II Mr.. Cutting can, In the free air of
hcaycu, which he now hreathes look up into
ihcsofi blue cye, Of The tender sky,and say
Forgive miue enemies, forShey know not
What they do" we win pay for the lemon
| AIDE.
Two newspaper uWn were IN front Of the
Row, talking.
1st y. p.--I roiac by the papers that
Register Ransdell told the Government to
| 20 to HI.
9d n. P-Yrs, I heard he had but
guess it rather sent him there, didn't it?
lst n. P.-Wcll, ! should say So He's
going back TO tie new.pap business.
lie was talking about Wellington, our
own beautiful Washington.
"Non," be said, "l rather like your
| lrisurrly ways here. it isn't like some
cities, where crowd pushes you from
| front, and two or three messenger boys
slip in underneath you, while there's a
policeman on every corner yelling for one
| driver to 20 ahead and another to stop, and
man has to wear a life-preserver to cross
the street safely. No, sir; it isn't that way
at .all. Why, would you believe It, pve
been here of and on for ten years, and
have never heard of case Of heart disease
yotw
The cat-tails grow in a swampy place,
And adorn all our parlor walls;
The cat tails blow on the backyard fence
And night is adorned with squalls.
The Ohio people object to the Rev. Sam
Jones calling God by His first name and
slapping Him on the back.
AS was not entirely unexpected ex-Secre
tary Blaine is not In perfect accord with
Secretary Bayard's foreign policy.
II has been suggested that Billy Mcbride
of the Enquirer and Fred Mussey Of the
Commercial Gdsettc act as substitutes fol
their editors-in- chief and settle all differ
ences at Bladensburg with Gatling guns
1t would draw bigger crowd than a base
ball match.
Here" said an angry pawnbroker to
the dude, "why don't you pay me and TAX,
out your watch?"
~ can't" replied the dude.
"Well, you are the worst | ever saw
81 guess | am," canddly admitted tn,
dude. ~ haven't single redceming quail
ity.n
| At summerresorts this summer they don't
put tHythhg On ice, they just set one of the
guests ON it and it is kept plenty colt
enough,
On, have you heard the news
From Blaine, Blaine, BuinGs
How he went, hi bent,
For the President,
Cld Mexico aud Bayarl, too?
cor words to that effect
The Washington critic., 1886-08-25

EDUCATIONAL.


Ia Oh l4th st, between and X.
SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Begins It's 35th year MONDAY, SEPT. 20.
Prepare fof Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Johns
HOPKINS, the Scientific Schools, United states
ness.
circulars at the book stores. For particu.
lars, address
The Washington critic., 1886-08-25
LOST AND FOUND.

7 OST--At hay Ridge, Aug. ~, Pair
- linen cuffs, with gold sleeve buttons,
marked H.; valuable az souvenir, Reward,
TOPOGRApHER'S OFFICE, p o d, city.
1 OST-August fl, While Coming
l. from goth and sts to 9TH and ID, a gold
medal from st. Matthew : School, 1884, Please
reIurn 20 900 2Oih 81 n W and ro0nlN0 IoMnrl.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-25
- AENEER/AW

BUSINESS COLLEGE, cor, NINTH AND ID
streets northwest. A practical business cdu-
cation that qualities young men and women
to support themselves and successfully per
form The active duties of life Thorough in
struotion given IN Rapid Writing, the English
Language, correspondence, Rapid Calcutta
tions, Bookkeeping, Business Practice, Com
mel cia Law, Political Ec ynomy, ) typography
and Type Writing. Regul ~ day aud evening
sessions resumed WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM-
BER /, at . II. IN. and y. m. Office open for ar.
rangcments 10y the year or quartec, ON and
after MONDAY, AUGUST -. \ full corps of
teachers. Tuition fees, day sessions sr
business course one year, SO payable $40 on
entering and balance IN monthly installmcnts
Of $40 each; year scholarship in full ON
entering. SrU. tuition per quarter ot ten
weeks, $50, paid ou entering. Night seI.
sons-iCar scholarship, $50 ON entering; 3
months SIS, payable 50 ON entering and bal
ance IN monthly installments of 81 elch, or
Sld in tull ol entering. Illustrated Circular
sent free ON application.
HENRY C.. SPENCER Principal.
MIS- SABA A GpENTER Nipp- -ppiugipp1
The Washington critic., 1886-08-25

INOlS sALE-lho NorLn w warrington
Il Real Estate Company have a large and
cnOice limo OF improved and unmprOyed prop
mcnt Pan lies desiring to purchase or havlng
land for siie In the north or northeast SEQ,
tion Of re city will find IL 10 their advantage
70 do - through this company, which gives
1,ont Of that part Of the city. This company
has seventy thousand feet In one tract on New
Hampshire ave. AT a bargain for Investment.
IN Virginia Tor sale or exchange. $40 + st n W.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-25

W ~ | STREET NORTHWEST.
The course of studies comprises English,
French, German. Latin and Greek, Bpnkkeep.
ing Chemistry. Arithmetic, Mathematics. ElN-
cutiun aid Photography. RcOpcns MONDAY,
Sept. q. Terms, SiO per quarter IN advance.
REV 4. A, MCGIRK, s. j.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-25
PROPOSALS.
w IAsHINGToN, d. O.,

M AShtNelONi Ds ",
w AUGUST II, 1886.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited for work
of Plasterlng in the new Pension Building.
SEPTEMBER G. 1886.
Plans and Specifications can be seen in this
office. VI. c. MElGS,
Supervising Engineer and Architect.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-25
FOR sALE--ROusES.

TIOR SALE-Briok House 033 NJ st.,
IL bet 9th and 10th SITS II W; II rooms, two
bathrooms; lot "a by l05 to alley. cheap and
terms reasonable. Apply on premises.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-25
uOUSEs FOR REM.


In sums 10 suit nj per cent,
r'ha above IS only a small portion Of prop
ertY on my books. For full list call at OllGe
for bulletins issued on ist ana 10Th.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-25

TOR sALE-Tho Following I'm

II YOU nave property Tor sale or
l rent, aud want your business promptly
and carefully attended to, cali on or address
W. II. FlSKE ~ CO., 1870 n Y ave,
NOR SALE-Thc Following I'm
A proved properties can be bought by pay
ing few hundred dollars down and balance
easy monthly instalments:
18TH st, bet n and L II W, 0 re, ali IN i,unfi, 1900
l.th Il, above W II W, o rs, all m i,..,, Z, 100
4 st. bet 18th and 10Th W, u rs. all m /, 1000
w st n W. bet l2th aud 18th, q rs, all m /. 5000
II -, bet 18th and 18th o, q ~, all m l., 5000
Wylie -, bet l9th and 18Th u Q, u rs, m /, 1000
TWO lots on n G ave 3 o, price p5r so IT,, COO
Lot on st n W, price per 81 it,..,.,,,. bJo
ID. G, PROCTOR 10 SON,
1925 4 20 n W
The Washington critic., 1886-08-25
GENERAL Am cRIrfcrLAi,.

Nr Cleveland did not go fishing on
Sunday. This was done probably 80 allow
the fish time TO rccuperate
Among The members Of The new B1l-
garian Government are StapunoT, SanNolr,
llurmon, NckiporoG AMI RadaoslnoI. II
must have been an "on" dny when the
PTipge Gldicatcd.
Wnnecke's comet has been sighted two
points of the moon without any tail. How
the mischief they knew It was a comet is
one Of the mysteries Of astronomy.