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Evening journal., 1888-06-06
OREGON EoR PROJECTION

The result in Oregon on Monday VIII
no doubt convincs the conservative
Democrats all over the country that
che craft in which they have slowed
their single hope for success next
November is freighted with peril. The
issue in Oregon on Monday was "reve.
nue. reform" versus the protective tariff
and the defendant in the case won an
overwhelming victory. More than
that, the protective system won against
the tremendous odds OF a third party
movement as aggressive and as vim
dictive as it could be made. As be-
tween the two great parties the issue
was distinct and unclouded by
any OF the minor questions and
preiudices that 80 often influence
elections. 1t was fair and
square fight in which the party
Of protection had the advantage of
holding the state offices, while its OPP
ponent had the greater advantage of
federal patronage. 1t had, TOO, the
direct support OF the ultra Prohibi-
tionists, who are still smarting under
the defeat, by good majority. which
ahe prohibition amendment to the con-
stitution received last fall. In 1886 their
candidate for Congress received 2,7o3
votes. This was the situation when
che campaign begaa few weeks
ago.
IL was ended on last Saturday even
sRg after both the great parties had
made thorough canvass OF the state
on the one great issue. They had
found the people willing to listen to
their speeches. II is a new community,
composed Of the best blood from the
eastern statea. The young men pre-
dominate. IL contains, however, few
factories; produces raw material large
ly; and is generally devoted TO agri-
culture and coastwise commerce; but
it is always susceptible to that subtle
influence which we call public opinion.
1t is one OF the best fields for the
intelligent discussion OF any question.
1t is true that the Republicans of the
state are ardent admirers OF that lead
ing exponent of the American system,
James G.. Blaine, but they suffered,
consequently, the Encouragement OF
his decIination TO be candidate for
President in the heat Of the campaign.
Corporal Tanner OF Brooklyn, who is
we'll known in this city, was the prin-
cipal defender of the protective princi-
piles.
The ele ction on Monday was de-
cisive victory for those principles.
Hermann, who based his claims to a
seat in the House OF Representatives
on his fidelity to the protective tariff,
has majority Of 1900 in total vote
of about 10000, and the Legislature
elected has safe majority for the
election Of a protective Senator next
winter to succeed Senator Joseph NJ.
Dolph. II this is not sufficient to put
sense into the heads OF the free
traders, who are about TO overslaugh
the conservative Democrats at st
Louis in the making of the platform,
nothing short of defeat at the polls
will reach them.
The reason for this remarkable
change of opinion-for Oregon never
gave more than 1900 Republican ma
jority before is found readily in the
fact that the Oregon farmer is a WOOL
grower and "tree" wool is not to his
liking. The fruit growers, too, without
regard to their political affiliations,
sensibly voted the protective ticket.
Evening journal., 1888-06-06

and desolation over all the 8. nth.
Believing thus, il will persistently
and uncompromisingly oppose any
meddling with the tariff. Without re
gard to the course of others, and unin-
huenced by considerations of loss or
profit.it will remain unalterably true to
its convictions and will do all that 10
it lies to secure a continuance Of pro
tective tariff duties.
Evening journal., 1888-06-06
MRS. FOLSOM will become popular as
q model mo her-in law.

THE young Republicans Of Whining
ton who are contemplating visit TO
Chicago during the week Of the coming
convention would do well to decide in
favor of going Il will be great con.
vention, the greatest and most sig-
nihcant held by the Republicans
since 1856. The like OF it will not bs
seen agaIn for twenty years to come.
Evening journal., 1888-06-06

on all occasions.
He received on the
10th Of May, 1864,
at the end Of a gal
liant charge, the
personal thanks Of
Gen. II. L. Lee
His brigade took
part in the famous
Valley campaign,
fighting daily, al
ways against ter
rible odds. Gen Cox
I,f... ,.,f.ta.,I H..
Evening journal., 1888-06-06
Onrd.

We desire to call the attention of the
readers of the JOURNAL to the fact that
the delaware Printing Company"
224 Market ST.. are successors to the
James & Webb Company, and are
Printers, Ststioners, Book Binders, and
makers of Blank Books. That they
have greatly enlarged and increased
the facilities of the old house. and are
prepared to ill all orders with prompt
ness.
Evening journal., 1888-06-06
Compensation.

"Who hesitates Is LOST
Is an adage old,
Fearful lovers, to their cost,
Learn they must be bold,
But. since nothing new can be
Underneath the sun,
LIS as old and tru that she,
Who heeilntes is-won.
-kempsr Bscock in The Century.
Evening journal., 1888-06-06

Look at the $50 Crinkled Plush Par
lor Suits at johnson & Barnhill's, 9O7
Market st.
Evening journal., 1888-06-06

The best flour in the city is called L.
q o., sold by Nichols, 9th and King.
Evening journal., 1888-06-06
In Prison.

Curious stranger-so you're a pick
pocket, ehi
Prisoner-Pardon me. no. I'm a collector
Of rare coins.-Town Topics.
Evening journal., 1888-06-06
wEDNEsDAY, JUNE e,:lsss.

Irisa barbarity worthy OF some
crossroads town to sweep the streets in
their present dusty condition without
gprinkling them first
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31
COMING.

She aid she'd come in May, but It seemed SO
far away
That our hearts grew sick at first TO think
OF waiting her 20 long;
And tlo months We're counted Ger, TO the day
ftt that should restore
~ unerlch Bift the spring TO earth, to us our
Light and song, ..
And autumn shed It's leave. on the wind that
ZONES ana gIieyes
IN the wood and round the houses, like q
ghost that died OF woe;
Aah the dun cold clouds at last droOped and
whitened In the blast,
Tin all the earth lay still as death, In one
long di cam of snow. H.''
Hut long ers spring had filed the earth with
sap, or thrilled lt.
The subtle Heryes Of AoYers, or called 10
swallows O'er the main,
our hearts bad felt the stir Of the spring to
come WIN ler;
And yearned With Joyous thoughts 10 greet
our darling back again.. .
And the snowdrop noaled up from the snow
H. fragile cup;
Aud the yiolets stole the blue OF heaven one
morning after rain;
Aud the wild anemone met rs trembling on
All WITH the sole sweet. words 20 tell: "she
Is coming back again. .f
Fast iasi, oh March, aeet past, on thy winter
Ana ,sa FsatIs, Z, AP,Ti AR, linssr not beneath thy
But straw NY scanty nowsrs, and speed the
o.. happy hours If liI T0
That bilns sweet May 20 sarth, 20 usi,our
darling back 9ts8iD,iis .,,., -f ~.
THE e1ate David Gray.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

AN OSTRICH FARM of 80 acres is about to
he started near Red Bluff, Cal.
The LATEST IN THE field, and the most
malodorous, is an asaietida trust.
ANpEEw CAGNEaE, the millionaire iron
manufacturer is an ardent lover of music.
The WIFE AND daughters of Mayor
Hewitt of New York will sail for Europe
April a.
WHEN IoE CHAMBERIAIN receives his
title, he can Justly claim leadership of the
Goldfish aristocracy.- Puck.
JoBN Boyle O'REnrY of Boston and
some friends are arranging for canoe ex.
petition through tlegreat Dismal Swamp.
THE You've DEMOCRATIC BATTALION of
Philadelphia expects to parade thou
sand men during the Presidential cam
paign.
OSCAR WILDE has grown very thin since
hc undertook to edit a magazine whose
contributors and subscribers are all wo-
men.
IN \ DISTRICT OF Tien-Tsin, China, all
prayers for rain have proved unavailing,
and the natives are now supplicating for
snow.
4 DETROIT MAN paid for tub Of butter
discovered later that IT was Oleomargarine
and Then found a twelve-pound stone III
the middle off
GLADSTONE received cake not long
ago three feet in diameter from the mem
bcrs of the National Liberal Club at
Berry, England.
GILBERT. AND SULEiyANs new opera will
| be produced in June next. The scene
| will be laid in the Tower of London in
the time of King Henry VIII.
BIsHop RANDOLPH will conseOrate new
church at Chase City, Virginia, April II,
| the massive tmbers of which were taken
| from an old Episcopal church erected
| there in l76i.. r-.
ALEXANDER DUMAS recently wrote a
ont-aot play between the hours of Sp. IN.
andg a. M While working he drank
eight cups of black coffee and smoked
| twentyrnine cigarettes.
JAMES REDpATH has had i've distinct
paralytlc strokes in the last fifteen
months, each of which, it was thought,
would prove fatal, yet lie is now dumb
| founding his physicians by getting well.
Ii is q case without precedent ..t
SWEET, TENDER ONIONS During un,
healthy seasons, when diphtheria and
like contagious diseases prevail, onions
ought to be eaten in the spring of the year
at least once week. Onions are in,
yigorating and prophylactic beyond de
| SCription.
| SuL'rANA CAKE.--Beat six ounces oI
butter and one pint of sifted sugaruuntil
II is very light; add yclksof six egg
(well beatep) one teaspoonful OF vanilla
one gill of milk, one and a-half piDts OF
flour and one teaSpoonful of baking
powder.
II SMALL quantity of the preparation
of lime, known as plaster of Paris, b,
sprinkled lightly over the surface OF &
pitcher of water at the hour of retiring il
the evening, it will precipitate all tn
! mud and coloring matters by the ,tinie,i
is needed for use in the morning
/ AlRss j. II. MURPHY wife of ex,Gon
gressman Murphy, who died at Daven
port la, March 81, was English by birtl
and most estimabe lady Her nader
name was Mary A. Green, and she mad
the acquaintance her future husbant
while they We're students -togetherat th,
Iowa ST ate University.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31

AcoomiNe 70 HdIpors Weekly there
is only one contingency in which the
Indiana Democrats can expect any
support or sympathy from the Mug
wumps; cts independent vote will be
east for the Republican candidate If
be be not Mr. Blaine" This may be
considered authoritative.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31

TnE DEMOCRATIC primaries for this
District will be held on Tuesday even.
ing next to elect delegates TO the Con
vention of Thursday evening, which
isto choose delegates to the National
Convention. See advertisement for
places of meeting.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31

TnE BLAIR AND LOGAN pension bills
having been satisfactorily disposed
of, now let the rest of the deserving
widows of our brave defenders be pro-
yided for, not forgetting those whose
husbands were in the ranks.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31
ThnNe,I Siin

"Do you know what will be the neNt
great stirin the Gommunty2p asked, the
Snake Editor
"No; WHAT asked. the Horse Editor.
"EasteEh Pittsburg Chronicle.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31

I have been with tho utmost dignity
aud dccorum, cannot fail TO leave y
lasting impress on the public mind.
twill be seen that the women ask
for but little to which they are not
entitled.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31
CRIgICULAR.
AT EASTER

AT EhbfEN.
'Tis Easter, and n woman sits
Far down the great chnrc,i aisle, .
And tenderly her sanity .fhce
. CLOVIS With an angel smile
Her thoughts float inward, upward still,
Until theyreach her hat,
A lovely stylish, Faster thing
And then they stop atthat. 1
II will be n good thing for New York
when plays that introduce. women in
tights cease 10 draw Mail and Express.
Of course IL will, ior thenlthe millen-
mum will have arrived.
A Congressman dead against woman's
rights was talking TO a delegate to the In
tcrnational Council Of Women.
Why" he said, you women can't be
men, You can't vote, and you can't
fight"
Cant Eight, can'twe2' she said, with
n cold glare in her eyes. lyon are n
bachelor, aint you P
He was.
In Kentucky!
Stranger to Tavern Keeper Can get
drink of whisky here?
Tavern er--indignmtly, Howlong
have you been IN Kaintucky sah?
Stranger. came i'm on the train that
left here fifteen minutes ago.
Tavern Keeper-softcning Efthatsso,
sah can excuse you fer akin sitch
durn fool question.
The Washington gin so gentle and sweet,
nN Iat1 1tt,a
With a rapturous warmth, and the
youthful souls
Float away on seaof bliss,
Il WASHINGTON CRrrIC
And the Nashville girl, creature divine,
Whether Wife, or widow, or miss,
Looks into your eyes with her rstarlit orbs,
And puts her whole soul in her kiss.
NASHVILLE American.
Next
A minister visiting a Congressman
family IN the West End, conducted family
prayers the first morning after his arrival,
at which the Congressman was not pros
ent, and the small boy of the house inter-
viewed him atbrenkfast. .
"What was that you prayed for?' he
| inquired, abruptly.
/ w ny, JOnuluei cNpOstuldteu IIlt
mother, "you must" ..s
"Ob, let him go on, said the minister,
with smile; "l love TO hear these einnocent
little prattlers You want to know, my
child, what prayed for?'
"Yes, sirj' responded the boy, politely.
"Well, / asked the Lord for wisdom
for guidance, for protection"
That's it," said the boy, interrupting
him; "thats it, You prayed for pro-
| tection2n
"Ycs, my boy replied the surprised
| minister.
"Well, You can't do it any more in this
house. My Pa is Free Trader, and If he
| gets on TO your racket he'll raise row
| with you, sure
Explanations followed which removed
the limit from the ministers petitions
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31
Queen yiotorIa's Bagmage

Queen Yictoria's travelling eOmpaniaps
10 Italy were the Prince and Princess
Henry Of Battenberg, two Battenherg
babies, and Her Maiesty's fayOrite hair
mattress.-fN. Y Sun.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31

Ir1s INrtNArED in certain Rcpubli
can circles that Senator Sherman may
also withdraw from the Presidential
race. And still there will be plenty
left.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31

Nm NANDERptLr has been buying
residences pretty much all over the
world, but he hasn't tried Washing
ton yet. Very naturally, he is saving
the best till the last.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31
goH SALE AND RENT.

ISOhhEEf on TOR SALE, on vBRr REAs
E sonable terms, house 81 n 20 n e;f3-
story brick. mod ipps, stable In rear. Apply
ID n. WHITE, 624 + So u W; can deal direct
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31
FOR sALE-LoIs.

EOh SALE--COESER LOT, 5SxS1, NORTH
IL east, with small dwelling on it;rented
al Sl5 per month. price $4,000
TYLER& RUTHERFORD,,
1907 st n W.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31

LABoR Is = peculiar element in its
contest with capital. During the sew
tral weeks that the 90" engineers
have been on a strike there has been
no violence, but as soon as the switch
men went out rows became the order
Of the day, and riots are constantly
imminent. II were better for the en-
eineors to have the switchmcn switch
off
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31
HOUSES FOR RRNT.l

REAL ESTATE INVESfMENT.
Sefe as U. S. bonds; per cent, payable
quarterlsain sums 500 TO 81 ,000;, small
premium charged.
LOANS
IN sums 10 suit az per cent.
The aboveis only a small portion of prop.
erty on my books. For full list call at Office
for bulletins issued ON LIST and 18th.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31
PROPOSALS..

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION FOR THE
" construction OF the Congressional Ii
brary Building. No. Ids East capitol street,
Washington, u. c., March !, 1888 Sealed
proposals will bereceived at the Office of this
commission until ~ noon, on the 3lst day OF
March, 1888, for furnishing tho dimension
sub. basement story Of the Congressional
Library Building, to be constructed in Wash.
ington, ID. G., upon the form of proposals and
plans therefor. Copies of specifications, ETC.,
will be furnished TO intending bidders on APP
plication to the Architect, at this office, and
detailed plans OF the same may be seen at the
same Office on and after Thursday, March 3,
1855 WILLIAM II. Villas,
EDWARD CLARK,
A *. SPOFFORD,
Commits sioners,
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31

Ting ISHRSAmoSSL Council Of
Wonasit has beeRua grea1 success
fnaBcially asDwell as otherwise. h
IN tfls most notable gathering that
was ever held Of a similar character
Many " ise and brave words have
been spoken IN hehalf of the ainelio-
ration Of existing inequalitiesS and
tbe proceedings conducted as they
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31
WAMIEn-.RnaMs.

IXyANTKD-A GEyTLEuAN DYsIREs TO
w rent small furnished room where no
questions Will be asked; state location and
price. Address +. s. D., Critic ofire.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31
prlL ESTATE BuLLrrlS
DEII EbTHEE HIBLLIIN
I'M Or
: THOs. r. wAcGAMAN, g17 F street.
Changes Made wednesdays and SATURDAYS.
THRER-STORY BRICK ANDir FRAME
7 49, UnIfQEq- 1sOR SALE
WO-STORY BRICK AND FRAME n
FOR SALE

IWU~DIUHI BNTN-h AMI 7FTlAHk HVUNET
FOR SALE.
] 10 G alley bet 18th and 18th NJ and
NstsD W.s...t..s........s.. $4,000
1913 Goth st N w, fb, q 8rs, 2 bousessin
500 ISL and SIS 92d stB ", DB,'5irss w soO
.each..s.', ,,....'.......,,..s 4,6OO
rear; s;;,..:,.:,.,s....;:.......s = :, s 1900,
Alley bet 9th and 9Th, and NJ SITS W.
ID, 'aTs.g.'s... .s.s...s..s...s.s..s.sp 3.bOO'
1sO2- 1901 H. St1Iw. b II, 4 rs..4...... 5000
J. 9, , SHOWS alley n w.,f h.4 rs.... 5000
424-426 O ~ alley, n ", Z h, a fs.,,..., 1880
91Oto122 Cedar Courts ", ,bh, 4 RS ~
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31
VAE-aEAsY, USEFUL, FEET, ETC.

WT5l-BEHoH1 UoHT VH3 r EII5 HIOs
"I'he wise for health on daily walks do
pend" and thousands visit Or. White, foot
specialist, 1d10 Pa ave-, opposite Willari,s
Motel, for the painless treatment OF gorns,
BuniOns,i Diseased Nails, and all lq0mplaints
of the feett 2Sth year OF practice In Washing
ton. Fee. u sitting for putting the feet IN
order
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31
WANIEp-MIsCrLLANEnnsL

w room where no questions viii DO ask,
Address CONFIDENTiAf., Caitic ofIice.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31

v,s5.@,1 THE STEAMER MATTtNO WILL
AfssSA leave 9TH St. wharf on SUNDAYS,
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS, at . a. m, for
Potomac River landings as far as MattON
Creek. Grinders wharf, Sundays down and
Wednesdays up; Brent's and Chapel Point,
Thursdays down and Mondays and Wednes-
days up
I 4. j.. ToLsoN, Agent, 9TH st. wharf
JNO. MCGABEE, Agent, Alexandria, Va.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31
UNIMPRovED PROPERTY FoR SALE.

$ Q cor G ave and 1fth 81 5 e.........S1, 600
X St. bet LIST and Sd n nw..8,........... 700
y 81, bet 1Stbund l0th sea...d...... a00
Per foot
lSth 81 bet'b and NJ Mnw......s.........s n a 30
Nj ave, bet q and II SITS n w...,......., 100,
Mass ave, bet Delave ana 1st st II e..... 90
@ 81. bety2lI and 3d.n e.M.........A. ~. 500
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31

TOR RENT-IN ALEXANDRIA, VA, A.
IL three.story brick dwelling; eight rooms,
In good. order; rent low; on Pitt street, near
ST Paul's Church Apply TO JOHN A.
Va,
TOR BENT-NO., -136 EAST CAPITOL ST.,
IL 3-storybrick, with back building. con,
tanning o rooms; rent S3oper month. Apply
No 115 B 81 se.s4s, ..
TOR RENT-yRRy. CABLE oBO USES
IL at a low rent; near cars, ~.
S16 18th st n e.....,.,..,.,...,...- S15
SwoRMSrEDT' s. BRADLEY,
! ,f 027 Il st W.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31
BUSINESS CHANCES.
IosT AND D. FOUND.

y OsTr-S5o REWAnl--MOSDAY, BETWEEN
IL z and q O'Clock pm, EoDg from Ttn aud
y stssD y, IN 9Th 80 car.to, 7tha and N stsR " !.
ab0ye VIII be paid iffeft at '425 7th 81 NV.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31

JXTANTED- 100 BOARDRRs AT si4 PER
w month. 2 meals per day; s1b per month,
2 meals and lunch per day LIE DROIp, S13l
n In W, .a- F
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31
EsUIrAHIH
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
"EeutTABIg BpiiDNe.r 1908 ST.
AssETs-sssr ,sa9.2s.es

La AsSBTS-4SSI1 ,S02.2S.e ~ d
Pamphlets explaining the object apd;sdyan-
application.
once hours from 0 a. ra.. TO 4sss0 p, m. On
the first Wednesday IN each month the office
will be open from Q to 3 y. m. Advances will
be made promptly at O'clock.
Subscriptions for sharesfn tho 14th issue ro-
ceived daily at the ofice OF the Association
Equitable building. zoos y street. Shares are
$3.50 per month.
.u THOMAS soSfRRvILLE, Prest.
JNo. JOY EDsoN, Secretary F
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31

An OPPORTUNITY SELDOM SEEN n OF.
N fered q good party in this. A large, up
right Grand Piano. rosewood, in fine condi-
tion, good as new, fine singing quality of
tone; cost 5000. We will sell IL under a
guarantee for only 5000 II desired to
prompt party, S1Oper month till paid for,
THE PIANO EXCHANGE,
100 nth nf rnni
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31

AceoRDING TO TIE New York World,
if Minister Phelps becomes Chief jus
tice, ifSecretary Bayard becomes Min
isterto England, If Secretary Whitney
Sthecemes Secretary of State, then
iii Congressman Collins of Bostonbe-
come Secretary of the Navy. The if
ness Of this thusness is exceedingly
hence, and Mr.. Collins isn't saying
word r
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31
9r1=sLIFE INSURANCE AT ACTUAL COST.

WEs$r-s i''. ."H-'OD A. AOicAH"V'''
Persons desirous Of obtaining life insurance
at actual cost should write for circulars TO the
Security Mutual Benefit Society No. 233
Broadway, New York.
This Society claims that since its organiza-
tion the cost to q member of middlei age has
been less than twelve. dollars year for each
thousand dollars of Insurance.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31

lUoRyRBNT-51IBS y ST NE, 2.sTORy BRICK,
n q rooms and bath. water and gas, rent
S16. 80: also 431 9th ST II Q, 6rooms, all mod
iInps, ,rentSls 30. INQUIRE 436 9th st n Q.
UTOR RENT-HOUSE 3I3 PA. AyE.N. W..
IL Inquire at JACKSON g. CO.'S, $40 Pa
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31

lJTOE RENT- FOUH NEW GROOM BRICK
ID housey;' one store, 9Th and X stsn g; one
broom frame, Grant ave and School ST. Mt.
Pleasant. BROWN e. BRADLEY,
n ar tr~
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31
PERSONAL.

A YOUNG GRNTLENAN, STRANGER ~ THE
N city. desires TO meet a young blonde
laly. Address FRANCE, Critic office.
A GENTLEMAN WISHES THE ACQUAINT-
N anGe of a young lady TO play piano duets
for mutual improvement. Address CLASSIC
MI-SIC Critic office.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31

VQ,sFts, THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
b'SrEsiT holders of the Inland and Sea-
board Coastingi Company of ID. c., for cleo
tion Of Directors, will be held WEDNES-
DAY. April IL, 1883, at National Meropoli-
TAN Bank,
Polls open firm 2 m. 10 Q p, m.
..-u.- =. A. HEllRl SecretRrY.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31

FoRhENr
2oi1 PoIrner 81. q rs, N $50 %
1880 Wallach 81, q RS, IN l.............. 80 80
j. II. GRAY tS co.
$780, .Htt liQQ II ct
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31
WANTED HELp-EEMALE.

The IOil0eiRo class OF ocddpsttistmeats, such as
WdRts. For Sale or Rent. and similar ANAL
notice., four lines or less, ono time, 20 cents.
tlr0 tina, 40 cents; three times, so cents
The Washington critic., 1888-03-31
rOR sAle-.pogsEs.,
EoRsALE- ?.

F'oHsALE7 :. -
Mass ave, near 19tbisN 10room brick, Q
stories, $4,000.
II st, bet 13th and J lth, 3.story and cellar,
rooms $4,000
Bst, near 18Th W. STORY and cellar; n
rooms, n fine house, 50 600.
Bst near 13tbs W, 2stcry, q room brick,
20 70 front, $1,000.
9Th 81, near D e.. good story anil base
ment, Z rooms. all m >, S3.7n0.
Seven beautiful luildine lots on ID st.bet-
Pm ave and Q - o. 18x83, each 81 500, cor
Send iot newbulietin Of farm and country
MAcGowAN &cANPBELL,
b l0OS10f0 r 81.
EOR RsALB--BRicK, s-nuONS, 1898 OrH ST
il WI can be- charged at small expense
into stores lot 20SDOs bargain.
J., ,N.sAuNDBRsi & BRo.aa.L
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