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Daily Republican., 1886-07-23
A slight 1 npicasantness.

A fracas occurred at Charles Wesley
(Sandy Bottou) nj. e. church, colored,
on Sunday night, In which two leaders
Of the elite enacted leading roles. Katie
Kane hAd occupied Ssllie Nichols pew
and " hen 6sllie c&rle in the first ocou
pant refused TO Yield 9alrs tat dowr
in Katie'B lap, Whereepon q pinchinG
and pin sticking conss Was Kept III
during the sGr poE. W en- the lsa
prayer was rSAchsd TIE oilinuly cul.
m mated in free nshs, which psarly
broke up the Doet!ng. S4sire Colds
borough fined zach Sc ed costs
amounting to near y see T. each case.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23
RI, FROM u Train .

Y. sterday after noon ,, a h% 55 Iss
named Frank Steward, . soT" srxprsaa
Of age, fell from the !; N0 n,"Tfd his bis
I As he hsd no friends in TINS C ci b;te Dts
os1s sSa s Springer sns took out s. S
baltimore, and is ir ne Vii rtcO7ef'
scarcely probable thst he W."
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23

e. Department Com ma o.sn will star. !:
Of Delaware, Dshit Dance h por Pbiladelpn~m
night # LIE Il O0l sSs. t oity in u. S'
pany Of q number OF o.n not to S BE- bed ID
he National Enoampmen' august 3d.
San Fran CISCO, California A
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23
The Cholera Death Roll.

ROME, July 22-The choleya reports
for to da3 aye: Fontsna, nine new caseI
and ak deaths; Brindisi, eight nov
CASES and two oeaths; LA.iano, one n, v
Case and three deAths; 6anvito, twt
ne0 CASES, no destha; Venice, one mes
case, no des.hs.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23
Catalogues Ready.

The catalogues Of the Delaware State
fair, which will be held at Dover from
september ~ to October 2, are NOW
ready. and can be procured of Fl. w.
Lyndall. No. 718 Market street, who
Will also make arrangements with
those who wish to exhibit for space and
for privileges,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23
THIRD EDITION.


In the U. 8. Senate on Thursday, a
bill for the relief of enlisted .men on the
Greedy expedition (paying each sos in
lieu of commutation) was passed. A
conference report on the Naval Appro-
priation bill was agreed to. TIE discus
sion of the Payne case was resumed, and
Mr.. Teller finished his speech in opposi
tion to investigation. Mr.. Sherman
argued at length in support of an invest
cation ard Mr.. Eustis against II. Mr..
Frye followed on the same side as Mr..
Sherman. Senate adjourned.
In the House conference report was
agreed to on bill prohibiting the pass
ing of local or special laws in the Terri
tories. Mr.. Hatch reported the Oleomar-
garine bill with Senate amendments, and
with recommendation that they be non
concurrred in. 1t was referred to the
Committee of the Whole, where It takes
its place at the foot of the calendar, and
where it can only be reached by laying
aside the Morrison and Randall Tariff
bills and one or two Internal Revenue
bills. Mr.. Herbert again called up the
special order, and Mr.. Hatch again raised
the question of consideration, desiring
to move to go into Committee of the
Whole TOR the consideration of the Oleo-
margarine bill. A motion to 90 into
Committee OF the Whole was agreed to,
and when the House was in committee
all the revenue bills were successfully
laid aside. AT length the bill regulating
the manufacture OF vinegar made from
grain was reached. Then the friends OF
the Oleomargariue bill resorted to differ
ent tactics, and, instead OF asking that
the bill be laid aside, Mr.. Hatch took the
floor to advocate the measure, his object
being to make the bill unfinished business
so as to prevent the necessity Of beginning
at the head of the list to morrow in the
progress towards the Oleomargarine bill.
After the discussion had been kept up
for awhile the committee rose and the
House, at O'Clock, adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23

Other References: Col. VIM H. Fox
Ter, Mayor or Belfast, ouu5elIor-at-laE;
VIM. Is. swan, ex Mayer, director Relfas'
National BANK. dealer In ship stores; Lnuch
Carter, CARPENTER and contractor; Everett
$. Garter, ship builder; DR. John II. BROOKS
physician, and president Of tho Belfast Ma
tional Bank; r. ". Pttcrer, dry goods msr-
chant, and director OF the Belfast National
| tank Pastors Of Methodist, Episcopal, Don
greg atlonaltsts and BdptisL CLuIehes.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23

these bot evenings Co slip on a pair Of
low-cut shoes or slippers. Secure
comfort ut small xerense by
going to Babcook's great sale of slip
pers and lOw-cut shoes. 2J6 Market
street, family shoe house,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23
I2Oih VI. Halkness Academy
or The
DELAWARE STATE NORMAL UNIVERSITY

Miss Relia Il. Harknoss has been nam
her cf the Methodist Episcopal CGurch IN
this city for he past year and is a Ye!v la
teIligept cultivated Christian lady-ouo Of
The most active and efficient Of our ba, d Of
Christi an workers. She is respected and be-
loved by all. l have also been favored with
the acquaintance Of the aged mother of NJ lag
II 4rkness for several years ard have always
regarded her as one of the most intelligent
ana interesting ladies ttat have ever met.
A kind, patient, loving FOUL, rlcn 10 it, own
exps rience, fully ripe FOR heaven and eternal
life. L. GERkISH, Pastor.
BELFAST, MAINE, Dec, yth, 1850,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23
M AkkIED.

NES-SOUDERS--ln Philadelphia, July
Is 1883, by Rev. James T.. Lake. Mr. John
h. Jones and Anna T.. Souders of sew
Castle County.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23
A Few More Water Coolers

left at the following prices:
2gallons, S1.25.
3 gallons, $3.50.
4 gal ons, 81 20.
8 gallons, $2.25.
Nickel plated spigoss.
1. LEWIS Row, 412 King streot.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23

Hon. Oscar Pitcher Bays:-"Ni5s Rolia
with whom l have had both business and
friendly relations / have found the type Ui
her mother. her character and word art
ahiIn peachable,n
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23

To morrow proEtses TO be fair. and
warm. Similar conditions will likely
prevail on Sunday, followed by clouds
and local showers.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23

A prominent congregational clergyman
the eto Rev. Wooster Parker. snys..-BEl-
FAST. GAINE December 9th 1880. To WHOM
IT may concern:-'Fhis eertitics that for Tie
past ten years and more have been pleas
antlY and personally acquainted With NlE
| kelia T.. Hardness OF this place. She Is q
lady OF excellent character, socially GlG
reilly iously | mad charge VI tire schools %
| the city for several years, and mot with hei
| as teacher In several SCHOOLS. where sht
was very efficient and successful as &
teacher and in making friends. Most cor
| dtally commend her 10 the confidence o.
any who may form her acquaintance.
| ROOsrEK p RkEE.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23
eeate OF tee TYez-@sn,,ser

TT the RnPusALcs&Is 0e1.4s ISL J.E eEzd
O'clnok 10 o'olCnE n 1'1l q
700 $50 81
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23
Lewis Row,
China, Glass, kic.

A few 10-piece chamber
suits, wide color-band and
gold lines, $3.50 per set.
There is only a limited num-
Der of these sets, and this
price cannot be guaranteed
for the future.
Porcelain 44-piece tea
sets, the most graceful
shape in the market; deco
rated in Blossoms, Moss.
Rose and God Band, $500
per set. Plain white, trans
lucent china tea sets, very
thin. Square teapot, sugar
land cream, open-bandle cake
pilates, and low shape cups.
Equality much better than
the Bohemian or Carlsbad
lchina, and fully as pretty
land durable as the French.
| a. pieces $3.50.
| SO pieces $3.50.
Il. LEWIS ROW,
j Alb KING STREET.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23

gYOk SALE-k SORREL HORSE, 8
a. years old, sound and kind, fearless CT
eN--, sgssm. Suitable f,r store wsson or
-1SS.A' sDT kind Of buslness; SAFE for lady
to drive = Il for Hapt - use Apply 20 H..
% r0TLhnD, st Eimb!o'1 grocery storS,
second and Juitissn streets. jJ2l4*
A-~DTICf.- EUE SPACE IN THE EX-
~ position Bazaar Building ami Oar
IlsSa BrpsrtLsat, Delaware 5 tate Fair, and
l1f privjisEes. bp,iI to T.. w Ll MALL,
otieo Of The Pioughshare, no. us NJ crket
stroct. jy25-ot
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23

Incorporated IN 1893 for 25 years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposes-wI'h capital OF $1,000. 000-to
which a reserve fund Of over $4,000 has
sin'e been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote Its fran.
chise was made part Of tho present state
Constitution adopted december I'd, A. d.,
1879.
The only lottery ever voted on and en-
dorsed by the people of any state.
IL nerer scales on pOstp0ltes.
Its Grand Single Number Draw
fugs take place Monthly, and the
Extraordinary Drawings regular
~ every three months instead of
Semi - nnuaIf as heretofore
A SPLENUID OPPORTUNITY To
WIN A FORTUNE. EIGHTH GRAND
WING, GLASS III. IN THE ACAD.
ENVY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS,
TUES AY, August 10, 1856 I9oth
Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, S75, 900.
100000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
Fractions, In Fifths In proportion.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23

1887 Prizes, amounting to............ s2ob, 500
Application for rates to olu0s should be
made only TO the Office OF the Company IN
New 0rleane.
For further information write oIoarIy, civ.
ing full addross. POSTAL NOTES, III.
press MONEY Orders, or Row York Exchange
In ordinary letter. Currency by express,
lot our expense) addressed
N. A. nAUPHIN,
Now Orleans, la.
or m. A. DAUPMIN.
Washington. d. O.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23
SCHLlCE g CO.,
Brokers,
No. Cog KING STREET;

STOCKS, BONDS, COTTON, GRAIN, PRO-
VISIONS AND PETROLEUM
Bought ana sold In fractional lets and on
mars ms to suit.
Commissions, 10 OF per cent.
Of1cisl market quotations posted from all
the exchanges daily.
Private wire to New York and Chicago,
IS Telephone No. 2g2. la3
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23
Mems

base ball shoes only S1.00 at Babcock s
2O0 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23

We, the undersigned Banks and Bankers
Will pay all Prizes drawn in Tho Louisiana
state Lotteries which may be presented at
our counters.
j. II OGLESRY, Pres. Louisiana
National BHE.ii
j. W. KILBRrTH, Pres. State Ma.
tf1na1 BRnk.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. N. %. Natl BIZ
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23
A TLANTIC GARDEN.

EHJR REM ONLY SIS PEK MONTH
~ for store and l0roomed house, cornor
Front and West Streets Apply to
SAMUEL CULBERT,
Jy23ot 500 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23

1--WE do hereby certify that wo supervise
the arIangemeats Tor all the Monthly and
Quarterly Drawings Of The LouitianA State
A4ottery company, and IN pvrsOn manage
and control mo drawings themselves, anu
that the same are conducted with honesty
fairness ana in God faith coward all parties,
ana We authorize the company to uso this
certificate, with fac-simiIes Of cur signatures
attached, IN It's uayerlisemsnts.n
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20

lard win obtain Home Ru"relc fully.
There Is uoiuiug ,u tNr resolutions mat
sumcks iu fua ',lI of turbulent
.uriN ON the rupruy. they most
ulllmiol'E rwjM !, m every line.
In view ot u,e deep .,ns. OF wrong
lhot was IN the breast OF every mrn
there and the warm blood AMI fiery
nature Of The Celtic race, the outcome
of the convention was remarkable for
its carefulncss and wisdom. One
reflection which more than an.
other produced this result was
duly emphazicd by Mr.. Divitt
and that Is that Ireland has
done more for herself under conserva.
tive and quiet efforts than she accom-.
plishcd in hundreds Of years OF physi-
cal agitation. And while the Chicago
convention was In session Mr.. Glad.
stone was telling the House Of Commons
that Ireland was the question OF the
day, and that any one who thought
that the recent elections in the United
Kingdom had produced the slightest
change in his convictions was greatly
mistaken. He said that so far from
being changed he was confirmed in the
belief that he was right On the whole
It was O good day for Ireland.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20

n-rzz COOPERATIVE BUILDERS
49, Section Of the Integral Cooperative
System, composed of carpenters and ioiuers,
are now bidding on all work in this line, in.
cuding the erection and completion of build
ings of every description. Plans and specii-
cations furnished ON application. Owners
win do well To submit plans already made,
Address LOCK BOX O99, City 7, o.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20
INTrRNATIOrAL pOLIrTCs.

tNTpRN NATIo5AI pOITVICs.
lInless ali noli,ical ,orecasts ore fail.
,,roa the ,ovt presidential carnnairp IL
90 be ono y, much moro tbon ordinary
in,oros, and imrortoncc moi onIv from
Tho no,rrol solicitndo Of uc Ronnhli.
CON norty 90 ro,oir lie r,sitio, lost Inv
snob n ,orro,y ,narci, I, t,st Inn, Inv
roo,on NJ ,,,o or.a, is,,.s national onJ
international fhnt mr., l',,,ly IN cnroge
nub,jc attention. and os which ,yn nj.
ready have imminent inrmn,iops. The
in,orvening Conversational and other
ron,osta will no,t,I.n p.or, mr. loss or
thc distinouishing chora.,.ri.lics. TO he
elaborated ond intensified upon lhe
broader hattie fields of r.,s
What ore TO he lhe rcsroctive n,i.
tudes of thn lpaJiru r1rties or fine
counirv-u,on yyhst limos of n,licv
tbev nronosc In war, lh. comi,- CON.
1ict-whcra thny are to stand ON fine
yorious onos,iops tb,, so d,nn,y CON.
cern the welfare rf fine pp,rlr-bp.
come subjects. tberarpr.. we'll worth
knovino to ali rood and n.trioii. c;i
yers Hence tbp Mains we bay, taken
80, 80 - I. '"t is.,' i,','.' " "'I. ,,' ,',.
,,,I,I ~ 'VI;,I w. ,I i,.,,.., ,rn. C.rr,,
- - 49,. -, ,..,.,'i,,,. n.,,
ocratic p,rlv will orrupv on the com.
,,,aroi,i ] roio,i.n, onI o,,s;i,,,i,,'l
symnotties ,hotorcl,t 70 form Co moro
,or,po, ho,,d 20 wnion, Lo,,roor ,,o
sororol ro,ions--osnocial,,, ,ho sayor,I
r,au,1ias ~ r,o w., III
ohoro
7, ,,,u la .oo, H.. ,,,o o.,.,o,, ,.,,i,,,
,ra ~,,i5,sr sron, E,o % ad,anno s,,ao,s nc
tho Don,oora,io Car,noirn Tov,,pn,,.
49,, ~ -, g.. ~, ip.asza.,,e
Lii u,a ,,o,,,. ,,.;II s,an Iii, na5
l,;or,,,sl,. r E ~, taa.. - n,a I.Ii'f
,,,st ,,,,,, 49, " aIns, 80 ,I,a a-.. -,
oftbo Amor,con Cons,i,nt;nn sncccss
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20
PERSONAL JOURNALISM VS.. PER
SOEAL BRAVERY.

opfAAA4 BIAh ' f-kN II
For years 1t has been the custom
among Cincinnati editors to hold each
other up to the scorn of the world, and
the world, we are panied to state, has
not appreciated these efforts as it
should have done. Lat.erly, however,
. say during the last two or three years
morning journalism in the Riotous
City has been represented by Mr.. Mu.
rat Halstead of the Commeyeiai gazette
and Mr.. John r. Mclean of the En-
quirer, the former being the exponent
Of the Halsteadican party, the latter
the exponent of the McLeanocrat party,
all other parties being subserylent
thereto, and these two men have seen
NJ to convert their papers into sewers
through which to discharge their per.
sonal dCtrituS upon themselves and
their readers, The uses, purposes and
iuRciions of the press have been pros
tituted in the most degrading manner,
and the two papers became ceispools
Of disgusting personalities,
1t was the wonder of the town that
these men could thus make public
their opinions Of each other aud
neither Of them resent the insult of the
other, but they never did, and the
wonder changed to Inquiry concerning
their personal courage, with constant
reference to the barking dogs that
never bite, Neither man appeared to
gain any advantage, being alike vul.
nerable, and adding to their yulner.
ability every day by political tricks
but recently Mr. Mclean touched Mr..
Halstead upon a sore spot, and that
gentleman, finding his readers had lost
faith in editorial advertisements Of
himself, went to New York, accom-
panied by Kentucky Colonel-think
of HQlstead, the Saint Of the Bloody
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20

EDITOR Critic: Some writer in your
paper blamed the Italians for the presence
Of SO many feas in the city. May It not be
that the 1900 dogs, and cats to match, may
be chargeabe with some of them2 II the
female portion of the community that have
dog on the brain, could pay more attention
to their husbands and sweethearts and less
to their 1lea-harborers, perhaps they would
not have to scratch so much. -"
[The above is evidently from rejected
suitor-ED, CRITIC
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.

From Brentano Bros.
"1he New Man OF Rossmere," novel by
Mrs. j. II. Walworth, author OF "rhe Bar
Sinirtcr,n "Od FulRrrsOn's Clerk" &c.
Publishers; Cassell x Co, New York
From Jos. Shillnrton, F1ur-aud- half aud
Pclnsy lyania avenue.
Frank Icslie's Popular Monthly" for
Septtm Der, number Of much interest ia
al IL dpnnItmrnIs
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20
cntcrnllInr.nrecdinr rrecs.

EUiToR Critic: While according all
praise to the Parking Commission OF our
beautiful city for their industry and Zeal ia
their work, a suggestion may not be out Of
place. Among the trees planted by them,
probably the most numerous belongs to the
species commonly called 'ash leafed maple"
They are easily propoguted, grow rapidly,
and leaf out early in the spring. Ia con
vacation with well-iuformel gardener,
who has made trees II study, he said
"lhosG trees are doing great damage here
They leaf out very early and the leaves are
sweet and tender and seem TO be the natural
food Of the caterpillars. They have done
more to breed CatGrpillars than any other
trees and should all be cut down and
burned" l have taken great care Of the
tree IN front Of my house, but in spite OF
whitewash, burning, trimming and other
remedies, the caterpilars have nearly
ruined It. A movement is on foot In the
northwestern part Of the city to petition the
District Commissioners to have the trees oil
removed and replaced by true naples, or
other trees that are not so apt to be infested
by these pests, and we ask TnB CRITIC to
give US lift in the matter. ALPHA.
Washington, August 10.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20
"sHonT, sEANp AND DacI

- h"N'' Hh'i'r AN" N"OiSi' Z "
The i'ade "i anaTchy does not meet
with much encouragement IN the
Uni'ed 0'a'es' IL Is nn exotic and
there seems to he something in the ar
OF the land oi the Tree that DlghtS 1t.
Herr Most, who talked anarchy andad-
Yised bis followers to murder righta
lett has been Tor a couple OF months
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20
FOB SALE-hOuSES.

NOR SALE-A Nice T-Room Brick,
a mod mps, on 18th st, near g II w; fine
Locations; price $4,2C0 IT sold ut once. BAN
TER & MCGOWAN, lC0S-1OlO f. st u W.
LOR SALE - Beautifully Finished
Il new house, 8 rooms, near new Library
Park. Capitol Hill; bargain for homo or in.
yestment, as will rent aJ once; price $1,000.
BANTER IL MCGOWAN, 1905 1910 Il st ".
NOR SALE--An Attractive Brick
II dwelling on Capitol Hill; corner with
large parking; house contains rooms and
bathroom, and is convenient to street cars
and herdcs; price $3.50,
TYLER 81 RUTHERFORD, 1896 i st n W.
EOE SALE-Brlc House 933 "A st,
Il bet 5th ana 10Th stsn "; II rooms, two
bathrooms; lot ~ by lO5 to alley; cheap and
terms reasonable. Apply on premises.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20

Z RICE NO. 40 MAfNB AVENUE; CAR
H. pets to clean, mattresses -retogde;
feathers renovated. Telephone cali,
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20

Shit going South for ail-aul nou.
fed Mr. Mclean that Colonel w. g.
Terrell vusouthoriznd torrprcsent hlm
ia Tie maltcrof O settlement with john
r. Mclean.
IN other words Mr. Udsloil patron
Of law and order, aud advocate OF
peace, was ready to fight % duel with
Mr.. Mclean. Accompanying this note
of authorization was one to Mr.. Nc
Lean TO the effect that certain even
ing paper in Cincinnati had intimated
beyond the peradventure Of n doubt
that Mr.. Mclean would give Mr.. Hal.
stead all the satisfaction one gentle.
man (Hc) could ask OF another, and If
he couldn't, MIR. Halslead's 8 peers on
the evening paper Uhc Telegram, con.
trolled by the notorious Tom Camp.
bell, one of the peers aforesaid would
he glad TO do so.
The Kentucky Colonel thereupon
went up TO Saratoga, where Mr.. Nc.
Lean was enjoying himself at the usual
price per day, and sent him note that
he would Ike to see him or some of his
friends. Mr. Mclean, Immediately
and with great frmness, declined to see
the Colonel, as he couldn't conceive Of
any business between him and Mr..
llalstead that was suffering, just then,
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AucrlnN shlEs.
rt'RrSTEF's sNLE or vALuABLI !.
i REAL ESTN1E IN PRINCE GEORGES
COUNTY, MD.

ny virtue Of deed Of trdst from James s..
Marshand Frances Marsh, his wife, to Z. K.
Elliot, in which the Undersigned, Charles \.
Wells was substituted by order of court, in
No. 1889 Equity, dated March 81, 1883, AMI
duly recorded in lbcr j. w. H., No. 3 folio
81, one Of the land records Of Prince Georges
County, Md, tho undersigned trustee will
sell at public sale, for cash, ON the premises
hereinafter mentioned, on MONDAY, AUG
JST %, 1856 at i120 O'Clock a. m, all Of that
valuable tract OF land described In said deed
of trust, located in Kent District, in said
county and State, adjoining the lands OF
Mcssrs Simpson, Philips John B. Magrudcr
and others, containing 20s acres, more or less,
upon which q certain Charles H. Marsh now
resides. This property contains fine or
chard, good dwelling and all necessary out
buildings, and Is more particularly described
in deed from Charles A. Wells and Others to
Margaret j. Guy, dated December 3, 1873, and
duly recorded in liber II. b., No. 10, folio 212
Of said land records
Terms Of sale $500 cash on day of sale,
balance on final ratification thereof. Con-
veyancng at cost of purchaser,
CHARLES a. WELLS,
Trustee.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20
orNruAL AND onIrIoULAn.

Our able colaborer, the United Press AS
socatiou, seut out a European dispatch
yesterday TO the effect thut an American
had been arrested IN Odessa for "dissemi-
mating Jewish hei,esses," but before it
could be printed 10 was ordered to be
chilled" The L. p 4. knew that IL any
thing like that got out there would be such
a rush Of Christian young men to Odessa
that somebody would be crushed to death
in the mob, aud the U. p. is not blood
thirsty organization. p. Sit may have
been that "helr-ses' was written for
"heresies." We cannot say; we do not
know.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20
PERSONAL.

CTRlCTJY Pure Drugs Used in ply
> sicians' prescriptions, and the most care
iul attention In compoundlng, ut Temple
Pharmacy corner and 9th sts n W.
L. n. MILIIAMS n co. prOpnctora.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20

p~YEsa 90 AND 10 CENTS
AK FOR BINDING
uARpEK'S. CENTURY AND ST. NICHOLAS
MAGAZl NE.
TIE LICETT BlNDERY,
1910 and lob Pa. Ave.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20
STORES AND OFFICES FOR RENT.
nnI Month
FOR REMT---HOuSES.

VIOR REET-A lO-Room Pressed
4 brick front house; mod imps; IN peaa-
ant nCighborhuOd; cars pass the door, Ap-
ply TO JAS, c, SPklGG, 1874 n y ave,
NOR REkT-In Alexandria--2 Conn
A Portable brick dwellings, IN good order,
on Titt st, near King; terms moderate. Apply
to as N, Washington st, Alexandria, va,