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The Washington critic., 1886-02-22

e>SsoNOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
described check. to.wit., mo. 1d2S: Philadel-
phia, Dec. 81, 1sS5-Second National Bank of
Philadelphia, at Frankford, pay to the order
of Peter Campbell, nine hundred and forty
three dollars and fifty cents, S0i3.50-( (Signed(
VIM. II. Sballcross," Is lost or destroyed, aud
that payment OF the same has been stopped at
the bank. All persons are forbid using or
negotiating the same.
WM. II. SHALLCROSS.
1910 Frankford ave-, Philadelphia, Pa.
m>ySeFARMERS' and Mechanics Fire
KSS Insurance Company, 1419 Il st n W,
Washington, d. G. Capital stock, 100000
Small lines written.
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PERSONAL.

~ .>4,e-.N - \ = :, e'N
IF THE PARTY Who Stole My over.
i coat from the coat-rack Friday night will
return the photograph In the inside pocket he
may keep the coat. Address Fierce, Critic
Office.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-22

If Grover wants to have some pie
In order TO content him,
Pie thunder we are here to say
Nobody shall prevent him.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-22
WANTED SITUATIONS.

Adpotisments OF Three Lines under this head
inserted Urse tiD,ee for 25 cents.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN

N OF
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, OH F street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
THREE-STORY BRICK AND FRAME
HOUSES FOR SALE.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-22

wpA GARD.
To all who are suffering from the errors and
indscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood, &C., / will send
a recipe that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by a mis-
dressed envelope to the Rev. Jos. II. Inman
Station ID. New York City.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-22

VOU WILL Miss the Best Chance
l. you ever had for a good and profitable
business If you fail TO see q. w. Ball, 2i3 31
s.tnw. Call lit costs nothing TO invos'
tigate.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-22

A GENTLEMAN of Means Wishes the
IA acquaintance Of an accomplished and
beautiful young lady who will accompany
him to Cuba. Address before the 2ith Cuba,
('ritip ofIipp
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WANTED---R ROOMS.

:" "ANTED--A Small UnfurnIDhed
w room and no questions asked. Address
Mechanic, Critic Office.
WANTED-By First-class Party,
w two unfurnished rooms, one front, on "a
office.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-22

al thaw't so," remarked the sun when It
lit on snowdrift.
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WANTED--.Ml MISCELLANEOUS.
Advertisements Of Three Lines under this head
inserted Three times for 20 cents.
wv ANTED-AII Parties to Know that
w a gentleman who makes II a speciality
to handle and dispose of patents, and whose
success Is well known. can be addressed for
two weeks at this Office; state patent and
place for interview and inspection. Address
BOSTON," Critic Office
WANTED = A Good Setter Dog;
w Must be q young one, Address
XTANTED-At Once, a Cheap Second
w hand show window. Address 15sS 9th
stnw.
wv TANTED-Purchaser for Creamery
w butter at 300140c. n b.; best butterine,
2cc, U n. WIX0M'S Market store, 436 9th ST
NV. All the delicacies the market affords.
WTANTED-ALL TO KNOW THAT DIR.
wv Taylor, 034 II street, near Tenth, makes
beautiful sets of artificial teeth for $5. guar
anteed to give full satisfaction; extracting
cents; without, 20 cents; flliug at very low
r RICE, NO. 400 MAINE AVENUE; CAR
-. pets TO clean, mattresses remade;
feathers renovated. Telephone call,
345.
WANTED-By Gentleman and
w wife, room and board In first-olass pri-
vate family; references exchanged; must be
reasonable. Address, with terms, W. u. O.,
Critic office.
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HOY g,ctrren are rnIegrnnhrN.

Flow Pictures are ToIegraphed.
The New York Graphic, in answer to a
correspondent who asks by what process
sketches or pictures may be telegraphed,
says the query was doubtless inspired by It's
illustration Of the Presidents marriage, and
it thus goes on to explain the modus oper-
andi; The Grdphic's artist at Washington
is Miss Sylvester, daughter OF the editor OF
THE CRITIC. In the Office here we had an
accurate internal view OF the Blue Room,
and the furniture and decorations were
filed in from actual sketches and written
descriptions. All that remained was to
put the drdndtiS persona in their proper
places. Conceive q sheet OF paper divided
up by fine lines and cross-lines into hun
dreds of small squares, so that every inch
of 1t is miniature chess board. Perpen-
dicularly and horizontally these tiny squares.
are marked by numbers or letters, as In
the familiar signalling charts. Thus,
any point in the unfinished picture can be
accurately located by two letters or mum
bers describing the intersccting lines. Hav-
ing shown precisely where everybody stood
during the ceremony, Miss Sylvester
promptly telegraphed the information, as
one might send the details Of q game of
chess, to Messrs. Cusachs aud Feraul, who
were waiting In the Graphic Office She
also succinctiy described the dresses worn.
The picture was then finished by the two
staff artists mentioned, with the aid of
photographs, and long before morning the
historically exact delineatiou OF the event
was ready for the printers, thanks to the
unrivaled processes of the Gidphic estab.
lishment. IT will thus be seen that the pic
ture in question was not the outcome Of
imagination or haphaZard, like 80 many
others that purported to be the records Of
the CeremOpy.O
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NOTES AND GOSSIP.

THE Vanderbilt tmausoleum at New Dorp,
S. l., will be ready for the remains of its
first occupant about July l.
DIR. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES will be
the guest of Professor Max Muller at Ok
ford the latter part of this month.
Mrs. PARNELI, now at Trinity Hospital,
New York, is gradually recovering from her
long Illness and is well cared for by her
friends.
THERE are 1865 applicants for admission
to the military academy at West Point, and
examinations are set down for June IL, IA
and Is.
IT IS CONSIDERED more than probable
in Michigan that ex-senator Ferry will
take on active part in the coming political
campaign.
THE widow Of the late Bayard Taylor and
her daughter Lillian, will return TO Kennel
Square this summer, after a two years. So
iOurn In Europe.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY THOMAS G.. HAYES
OF Maryland has appointed a. Stirling PEN
nington OF the Baltimore bar TO succeed
Mr.. Rogers us assistant district attorney.
OSCAR II, COOPER, the new State Super
IHlSuuGuI Ol L uDllC lusuuCllOu Ill ieNuS, lS
the youngest man In the United States hold
ing a similar position. lle is only 20 years
Of age and graduate OF Yale .
COLONEL MCCAULL, the operate manager,
will sail for Europe July 3, and during his
five weeks stay abroad expects to visit Lon
don, Paris, Hamburg, Vienna and Berlin, in
search Of attractions, before he returns.
SOME OF the friends Of Mr.. Manning
think that he has Presidential aspirations,
but Crawford OF the World is confident that
he has not; on the other hand that he has
had all he wants OF public life, and will set
tie quietly down among his old friends at
Albany.
CHARLES HOWARD MONTAGUE, author OF
two new novels, "The Romance OF the
Liliesn and 1.-TWO Strokes Of the Bel, )" Is
only ~ years Of age, and wrote the first of
these books while employed as shorthand
writer on the Boston Globe, working four
teen hours out OF the twenty-four.
THE Committee Of Arrangements Of the
250th anniversary OF the founding OF IIar-
yard University contains an imposing array
Of names, headed by George Bancroft OF
the class OF 1917, and including Robert
@. Winthrop, Charles Devens, Thos. w.
Higginson, Alexander Agassiz, Charles j A..
Bonaparte, William G. Choate and Robert
T. Lincoln, besides many more.
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DEAD AT HIS POST.

from Richard Realf's poem, "a Man,
Name: In Memorlam of David Simmons, Rail
road Engineer. who died February 0, 1871
near Hamburger, New York;
Through the packed horrors of the night
It rose up like q star;
And sailed into the Infinite,
Where the Immortuls are.
Down brakes" one splendid, hard-holc
breath,
And, lol an unknown name
Strobe into sovereignty from death,
Trailing path of fame.
"Jumpl Iromainl" no needless word,
No yagucness In his breast;
Along his blood the swift test stirred
lie answered 10 the test:
Gripped his black peril like a vice,
pAnd as he grappled, saw
That life Is one with Sacrifice,
And duty one with Law.
Homo-but his feet grew granite fast;
Wife-yet he did not reel;
Babos-ah they tuggedl but 10 the lase
lie stood there true as steel;
Above his own hearts loYingness,
Above another's crime,
Above the unmitgable stress,
Above himself, and Time.
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why Thcy VICAR Long Nressns.

Speaking Of Cinnamon, the Historian
fell in with one of the race the other day
directly in front of Jordan & Marsh's
store, where there wasn't much to gaze at
except the dainty costumes displayed in
the window. SO the Historian and the
Chinaman gazed at the dainty costumes,
and there was very superior sort of smile
clearly perceptiblo on the Chinanan's face
"NOt many dresses like that for the Ia
dies iu China, john said the Caucasian ~
The Chinaman's superior smile extended
noticeably In either direction.
"Chinese ladies no likee such dresses
said he. "Too much cloth; llkee show
small feet. Mclean lady heap big feet'--
and he measured off space OF about two
feet in the air with his hands; "g0ttee wear
big dress--no likee show feet !n--[Boston
Record,
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CHARLES y. DAVIS,
gurvivinas u'rnstpp
u,KusTEns, SALE on oNE.sTonY

Tl'EVNJNiS' SALE OF VNE-STVIN
/ FRAME HOUSE on MERIDIAN HILL.
BY virtue of n decd of trust, dated August
80, 1885, and recorded in liber No. 1,16O, folio
y, one OF the lard records of Washington
County, u. C., viii sell in front OF tue prem
JUNE, 1886, at D O'Clock p. NJ, the south 30
feet front, by the depth thereof of lot num-
bered 10, IN block numbered II, In Hall and
il Evan snDaiyiiiQn y or MfridaIn Id l,ili salt
dated August 90 iSs5
Terms, ono.third cash; balance In one aud
two years. \ deposit of $50 required at time
OF sale.
WM, PARK METCALF Trustee.
WEEKS 81 CO., Auutioneers.
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INOR SALE-A Handsome French
pair; very cheap, Apply at 1896 st Nv.
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GEORGE A. ARMEs. Trnstc
rVnoMAs DOWNING, Auctlonoor.

BY virtue cf that deed of trust made August
90 1876, and recorded among the Laud Records
page SIC. ct seq, shall sell nc public auction,
In front Of the premises, at O'Clock p. m. of
the 11TH DAY OF JUNE, 1886, lot ", In
corded in Office OF Surveyor of D. O., in liber
X, L. Hoyic, folio il2). upon the following
terms Of save, TO wit; $500 TO be paid on ao
ceptance of bid. and forfeited in case Of non
Performance Of the further terms aud coRd.
tiOns, viz, balance of purchase money In cash
within five days after sale; all conYeyancng
at cost of purchaser.
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FoH RENT
THE NEW POST BUILDING.

Studios, Offices and Lodge or Society Rooms.
There are yet vacant in the new Post Build
ing some woll-lighted rooms suitable for
lodges and societies; also several well-lghted
rooms, eligible for artists studiosi also two
rooms fitted for light manufacturing, with or
without steam power; Otis elevator runs day
and night. Apply at POST COUNTING ROOM
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wANrsn nslp...rEmAir.

AdteTusaHtai3 a Tire Ltoes pNiey Hls heai
05TiCd Ntff tiWts fCr IS Cen@.
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THERE ARE THOSE who say, and no
doubt some who believe, that 1t was
Mr.. Blaine's Irish-American speech
which killed the Home Rule bill.
There is no legislative body in the
world which takes kindly to instruc-
tions or interineddllng Of any sort from
outside sources-least Of all from preju-
diced and not wholly disinterested
sources. England likes it no more
from the United States in It's dealings
with the Irish question than the United
States would like 1t from England in
the fisheries question. Mr.. Blaine's
mistake was not In the delivery of
sentiments with which most all Ameri-
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roR ICE.
nErAnTHEEr or rHE tNrEgion,

DEPARTMENT or TINE tNrERton.
MAeutNuToN, D. g., juno /, tSs6.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
until - O'Clock noon. MONDAY, juno 81, 1856,
10 furnish this Department and rs several
bureaus with daily supply of tho best quail.
ity OF Northern Ice for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1881 To be delivered at such times
and places and in such quantities as may bo
required.
Instructions TO bidders will be furnished on
application TO the Custodian, Room l0i De.
partmcnt Of the Interior.
Proposals 10 be addressed 10 the Secretary
Of the Interior and marked "Proposos for
Ice.h l.. @. G. LAMAR
Spprotary
The Washington critic., 1886-06-09

WILLING and EXTRACTING TEETH
II made easy by the use of Cocaine. Nitrous
oxide, Mayos Vapor, sc. DR., HARrLEBEN,
lO15 Nth st wv
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and ., alley bet Sd and 4th and X and
STORES AND OTFlCEs FOR RENT.
FOR SALE-h0USES.

ZION SALE
Il New Or b, m /, NJ st, bet 3D. and d.h
w.......,,., 49,. ..,.,.....s5 500
New Or b, n |, M st, bet 3D. and 4th n W. G,00O
T'wo5 5-r b h, S Cap st e..,....,.., ...... LOO
Store and dwelling, brick, S Cap st c.. 1900
10-r h b, IN l. 18th st, bet q and K n w. 5000
L h, 9r, N |, with stable, sth st, bet G
anu II II c''s,'' '',''s.s1. '.',,' o,UUU
2new G-r b b, m /, st, bet 9TH and Gth
II W,....,.s.... ,'....,'....,'..,,.... oOlU
n w.....'......... . ....................... W 5000
CIR b h, NJ 1, 9th st, bet NJ and o n w.. 5000
Other houses and lots in different parts Of
the city.
Call and sec us.
Telephone call, 43i-4.
HUMPHREY & ADAMS,
llS II sLrneI nnrlh est.
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AUCTION SALES.
py THOMAS DowLISo.
n k.astg
TRUsTEEs SALE or VALUABLE M
rROVED PROPERTY sG"uATED ON
PEENA AVE y H.

TRUsTEEs SALE or VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY SITUATED On
PENEA, AVE s. u,
by virtue of a decd Of trust, dated the End
day uf December 4. ID 1850 and duly record
ed In liber No. iib6 folio 29l 90 sell, one VI
the Land Records OF the District OF Columbia,
aud Ivy direction OF the party secured thereby,
! will sell at public auction, II front Of the
promises, on SATURDAY, JUNE 49,, A. D.
1850 OF @ O'Clock y. M, tho following dc.
scribed real estate situate In tho city Of
Washington In the District Of Columbia, and
known os part Of lot numbered nino 9l, I'm
square numbered one thousand and seventy.
eight Q,OiS, situated on the south side Of
pennsylvania avenue east, and on the cast
side OF Fifteenth street east aud bounded as
follows: Beglnning nlty-iour feet and two
inches % feet, incles) from the southeast
corner of Pennsylvania avcuue and Fifteenth
street cast, and running Castery along said
avenue slXtyGve feet and ten inches tO5, iOl
thence sOuthwcstcry seventy-ilve feet (75),
a-halt inches (i2, 80 to Fifteenth street,
thence north along said Fifteenth street sew
cnty two feet six and a.half inches az, go,
thence east tlirty-two feet and two inches
l92, y, thence northoastorly forty-two feet
and two inches (i2. ~, to the place of begin.
ming. containing siS thousand nine hundred
and sixteen and half (G,0lGlG) square feot ot
ground more or less, improved by two new
brick dwellings,
Terms one.third cash. balance In six aud
twelve months, with notes bearing interest
and secured by decd of trust on tho prop
erty sold. A deposit of $500 will be required
mt time Of sale. All cOnyeyancing and re.
Curdlng at cost OF purchaser or purchasers,
IN ten days from day Of sale the trustee re-
serves the right 10 resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser or
i"' rqoDrr A Ap,rrc .rrrg,,,
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Correct Attest:
DAN'L II. CLARKE,
A. y. WILSON,
O, c. GREEN, mt
w. II. MORRISON, III
VIM. II. RILEY,
JkS l., NORRIS.

n~--sF=THE BUSINESS OF THE LATE
s2S R. II. TAYLOR will hereafter bo con-
Quoted by his nephew, Mr.. WILLIAM II. Nc
KNEW, who has been associated with him as
partner for the past three years. He Will be
assisted by the various heads Of departments
and the able corps of clerks who have been so
many years identified with the business.
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pRopnsALs
FpBOT0sALs EOE WINDING AND
4 KEEPING IN REPAIR or CLOCKS.
Dr1lnrMEyT or rnF lNrruloH,

NAsiaNoroS. ~. O.. juno ., 1870
SEALED lHOpOSALS Wiu hc received
for winding and Keeping In Repair the Clocks
Of this Department and It's several buruan5
for the fiscal year ending Juno ~, 1887.
instruction, tu bidder. VIII be- furnished on
application 10 the Custodian, Room lOl, DO.
rarimout of the interior.
Proposals 10 be addressed 10 Tho under
signed and marked Proposals for Winding
Clocks J.. q. q. LAMAR,
knnFCflVV.
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r OOK at tho Furnished Rooms from
IL S1.b0 to $3.50 per week; single rooms SOC
per day; centrally located. OF Pa ave, opp
Metropolitan Hotel.
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EOR RENT-Brick House, Rooms,
Il all mod ilnps 1928 Pierce Place. S25.50;
also unfinished rooms and bath, 1915 18th
st II W, $50. Kevs next door.
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s~-S5eyTAsHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT
bAS COMPANY

o1o fVuud' GNc' NortuHoSt'
The Company wi rent small private safes
In its new
FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROoF VAULTS
from So TO 500, according to size.
Silver Plate and articles of value may be
stored and insured for any length OF time at
very reasonable charges.
The Washington critic., 1886-06-09

WHY NOT forfeit the unearned lands
of the Northern Pacific Railway grant
and then begin anew the granting of
lands to aid in the construction Of a
cascade branch and any other that
may be deemed necessity for the
commerce of the people? Why allow
forfeited grants to stand, that the com
pony may play fast and loose, and
finally, perhaps, secure the land where
no road is built? Is there no Govern
ment side TO these questions?
The Washington critic., 1886-06-09
NOTIUE.
OFFICE or THE WASHINGTON AND WESTERN
RUSSELL PROCESS Co.,
gfsFHus sT1tFVG

NO. 5l1 SEVENTH ST.,
In THE City OF WAsHINGToN, ID. c.
Notice is hereby given that u general meet
ing OF the stockholders of the said company
will be held az the general office Of the com
pany, In the city of Washington, ID. c., on
TUESDAY, June -, 1886, at 10 O'Clock a. M,
for the purpose of clectng Board of Direct
ors, adopt ng bylaws, and the transaction Of
such Other business of the. said company rs
may be lawfully done by said stockholders in
general meeting.
BY order Of the Incorporators.
The Washington critic., 1886-06-09

There were no women at Deer Park as
correspondents or telegraph operators, yet
$4,000 words have been sent away from
there during the wedding party's soiourn.
The Washington critic., 1886-06-09

SENATOR ALDRICH of Rhode Island
is a fair-minded, just man, and he
hasn't word to say against the gentle
man who has been elected to succeed
him as U. s. Senator.
The Washington critic., 1886-06-09

s1SsFaTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF
k35 the stockholders of THE EVENING
CRITIC PUBLISHING COMPANY for tho
purpose Of electing trustees for the ensuing
year will be held at THE CRITIC office, 0it ID
street, Washington, d. O., on Monday, June
II, 1886, between the hours OF II O'Clock q. III.
and IL m. of said day.
IIALLET KII,BoURN, President.
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Does ii get hot in The Capitol'
Well, rather.
Does q Congressman sweat very much'
Well, lather.

When the Hon. Jack Adams hoped up
in the House yesterday and said no honor
able Democrat had ever taken the adyan-
taRe offered in Postmaster General Villas
circular to those anxious for Office, he
caught such shower Of applause that he
had to put up m umbrella Of bushes.
Jack calls ,ho turn now and then.
The Washington critic., 1886-06-09
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

wv TANTED-To Rent My Beautiful.
w new Upright Piano TO a careful party;
a singer's plano; pure, sweet and rich tone;
can be seen at sl1 9th st W.
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Mr.. BoUTELLE wasn't able to 90 up
to Maine to fix his fences, but his CON
stiiuents turned ont yesterday in force
and nailed every paling on from Preaque
Isle to the south wing of the Capitol.
Mr.. B. will therefore continue the war
for couple years more, at least
The Washington critic., 1886-06-09

The new chief OF Tammany Is Colonel
Croker. What name for Democrat un-
der the present Administration
The Washington critic., 1886-06-09

Mrs. Cleveland's fayorite color is gray.
Mrs c. SHOULD remember that the war is
over
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FOR RENT---.i0USES.

EOR RENT-3-Story Brick, Rooms,
II G32 Is st II O. all imps, sec; key next door.
PAltKElt'S AGENCY, 4la and Il sts W.
LOR RENT-Brick House on Eas.
II Capitol st, IL rooms. w. II. Fiske & Co.,
li20 N Yaven W.
The Washington critic., 1886-06-09

rBaFARMERS' and Mechanics Fire
H35 Insurance Company 1919 + st W,
WASHINGTON, u. @. Capital stock, 100000.
Small lines written.
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BOARDING.

wv TANTED-Sunmer Boardors, at u
w delightful location overlooking Wash
lngton; easy of access to the steam cars;
terms moderate; none but single ladies or
gentlemen need apply. Address X. H. A.,
Critic office.
MEALS Served by n First-class Ca
lNI terer at prices TO suit the times; do
liyered at houses any hour II required. lOlT
10th 81 n W.
EIRST-CLASS Table Board, $40 Pcr
IL month; meals served out 1879 o st W.
EIRST-CLASS Table Hoard for $3 per
IL week. 4i9 tith vt n W, Mrs. Esselman.
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TREArMENTl

HUMPHREY 81 ADAMS, REAL
~ estate brokers, can place insurance
10 most reliable companies. GlS II ST II W,
Telephone call 4344.
The Washington critic., 1886-06-09

L'oR RENT-A 3.Story Back Build-
II ing brick house, No 1907 10th ST n W, hav
ing 6 rooms and bath, with ali modern i'm
provements. Apply at 1915 18th st.
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FOR SALE-.-L0TS.

NOR SALE-Lois a5x5O ut Colonial
IL Beach for Sa5; near hotel; only short dis
tance from the river. j. Jay Gould, 42l 9th ST..
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REAL. ESTATE.
D.D. STONE. NJ. L. LITTLEFVELD.
STONE g LITTLEFIELD.
Real E9tato BrOl1ei25,
l22G II street N. w.

Prompt attention given to loans and to tho
sale and renting of real estate.
The Washington critic., 1886-06-09

s@y5-JoHNs HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,
49, Baltimore.
Examinations for admission for the next
Academic year, will hegn Wednesday, June
o. at 8 a, m. Schedules will be sent on appli'
cation
The Washington critic., 1886-06-09

LNOR RENT-A New Two-Story Brick
Il house; rooms and bath, hot and cold
wator No 20 l. st n W, between lst and North
Capitol SITS Apply at e2l i1th st sw,
EOR RENT New House, No. 100 r
Il SITS W, 8 rooms, bath and coal cellar;
all mod imps; bay window, south front, In
Guire at lil0 sth st W, or 4 d DAILY, Centre
Market,
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ron SALE...MlSCELLANEOUS.

LIOR SALE-A Patent Bedstead for
Il an invalid new. MRS. TAYLoRS, 6l7
The Washington critic., 1886-06-09

WILL SELL at Great Reduction u
w large Baldwin dry-air refrigerator, al
most new; also walnut water cooler. Call at
1905 II ST n W.