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Daily Republican., 1888-02-01

sIsC2 TEN o,uo convention in Ne '
York short tl1s szn, there has oesr
over seven luud'ed Rpm 1licAn olab.
organised In d fsr.nt parts OF ,h,
country, aHa tbs .ork tssiiI going on
me tnses OF shs 'ongeutioD Is even
being felt Ia ihl- o. > sni aex, June
the work that IS NV 7euz done vii
result In tho el- ION ~ Ranu 1lican
Mayor snd uorl TIE hAad=rl inc
ts on the val snd ,ds hundred. Of r.
publioAns ~hn ere u4s d~m.pst, q
that they shan - prtmited TO ex-r,.a-
their riRh5 Of sufr 2e, .ho - hat the
party Is ~ 49, do ~. wI,h an.
thing like . 's'r ,rc on there 4. =,
doubt hu' 'tis - Is R,pu tlls,n, auo
we hnVe 'SUn trau.D tH f"e lsn'trnoaI,
who sou "a ~ p sd OF Il eir,u. "a
believe thA h.y , o 10 fu,syIhtuR n
tneif Ie"eT sEt-s sir and hane.
election. .i no no Eavpr be- for.
90 zen 'h' 4 .-"'1p Ia nscss-sry Q
secase reg - HHi 'htt no lbe Eha
IS NOT hssfh 81 'ltare the f4cet3-,
unlsss be u - rp,s. rae R,u1.
cans shrnld x Thar .fF,,t.
until every r.g,a ..s.. p.a IL IN he a..
eessors' IL, s. xsrsid
II rHD Rs Homo BIZ cnonns r.
SAyard, form y Os aEare, bus nov
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01
Capital Prize, Sl50. .0O0.

&lIs PiiSoe, anountilr ro,...........R 1884, 000
ApplioHtioh Tor rata. 70 ,lass louIt 10
msde only 10 the othou Of tns UoRlpIRy in
New Orls1Bs.
Fer farther lRfcrHhtion UTYts clearly, aty.
inE fall addrssS. POSTAL NOTES, EIpress
Money UTdSfg, or New EoTE EIohansc
In efciAArY letter. Currency by sEpsese
tat eur s1pSass) AadrscsOf
n. n DAUPIlIE
KeW DrlsAnF. LIZ.
or n. A. RAUPmsE,
WashIaEEsn. -. g..
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 1. 1888.
TAR INDIoA1I-ss are .hAs Washing

THR INDICATI Ms are thAs Washing.
ton Territory 4lil, ere long, be al mlEteJ
into the Uhioa IS 8 ate, and there is
no doubi bal IL will prove = most vain
able acquisition. A few years sso 4.
WAS buI lttIle else than = wilderness
but the hardy settler vsn,ured into lite
wilds, established oitles aud towns. And
develop ped lts vast resources. T. has su
area equal TO the slx New K lSlsnd
States, OF whish 200, 900 acres are Goa
lands, while iron ore also A5ounds. It's
tim Der 10 unsurpassed, aud thousands 5
OF ieet OF II has Alteady iouud Its way
TO the East. The wAler fGoiu ies are
uusurDassed, ard Its population Is
156. 900, six thousand OF which are In.
diAns on ressr vations, and the rem ain
der whites. Daring the past year there
were 20 vessels ouitt, OF which nu N bel
II were steamers. Mil. have been
erected, and 2. 600 barrels OF 6Jur are
now being turned out daily, while the
wheat to supply the mills osn be gro wu
on tie rioh bottom lands In unlim tied
quantities. RIuiI 10 abundant, and .
the recent Horticultural Exhiolllon Al
Washington there we're Is varieties oil
cherries, II OF peAp, IS OF Epples, ~ Of
plums, OF pruues, 10 OF peaches, 8 o!
crab applsa aud 3 Of q1inoss, all oil
which were grown In the territory
Silver, god, copper and LEAD mines are
being worked, and already there are
ever 1000 miles OF AlroAi, m king 1,
open to the mAIksts OF the East ard oil
the wor d. I's waters abound wish
hsh, promiueut among which are cod
and salmon, and there is an AoundAn Il
OF seals. rAus 1t will be seen thA
when cur new slater enlers ths Ri.A1y
OF States she cAnaot be locked upon a.
poor relation. The people OF VII.
mius.on have an iB'ersss iu WsshIuE
ton Territory, 'tom the fs,! ttat som
OF our brightest young men male 1
their home come years age. and white
assisting TO bring II 10 It's pre.en, state
OF prosperity, have Ilsen themselves tc
positions OF honor and trust, aud are
now smopg its nls'itAuept,sl cl. ,u..
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01
CAPITAL PRIZE, Sl5O,0OO
TaRHnlRNINReMl

We, tbs updsrssnsd RAnEp and TAnksri
sin pAJ All Prizes drawn 10 Ths I,ouiEiSpi
state Lott4rtss which may be presented ~
our countarn
j. ~. OGE,EaBT, Prea- Loufnians
National flask
PIERRE LANAUX. Pres, neRaa n -
t1anal HAuh
a. WAI.DWHH. Prea ~ O Enrt rs
CARL NO me-, ,Pros. UniSa n NstfonAI
Banh.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01
FRIDAY EElKuAKY ioth, II

ny virtue OF WRrfnnf 0ftho Mt YoF tn Q
city Of W.lm'pston TO ne dicoIp d. ~tll be
eAptSSd " pubic salS At2 .'elo;E p. m, On
FRIDAY, HEs EUAKY 10Th. lfsl,
At the Auditors tAcs, No w tRst Sixth
street, Ia story IN ihs city Of SiImingtOp,
New NAs 10 Ooua,y NsIe q BelAsAre, ali
tnnt eeitAin ld. uitoe or pLsoei Of land, sit
uAte as lollows:
Beginning A. the corner formed By the IT,
ter eotion oi the s1uthofIy Bids Of A strte ct
and the sAs.erly lido OF n ~ feet wide sire ct
laid out parallel with and atthe dt1tAn OF
1SA ieet Wersrly iron Ulaymunt street ar 4
now o. lled Queen street, thence tcutherly
along raid Hldo Y ION ttTSst 90 feet 70 .
stake. thence sEStsrly and parallel with A
street 90 feet TO staho, theLos n Ttherly
and parallel with Queen GtISst 40 feet 10 the
aforesaid souIhsr,y side OF a street, an
thence thereby wehetiy 20 feet to the y aes
o. beginning, 10 Ine ejntsnta thereof what
thew msy.
Seized and taken into exec t'oa as the
properly u Joseph 81 louv, and 10 be sold
by JOHN NJ. NEWrI.t,
, lty aadt or.
n. II The above named proper /. to he
20 Id 10 sRlisfN N leu thereon Tor curling and
paving sidewalks. iauaS-px
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01

GHERIFF'S aADE NY VIRrU Il OF
- spndry writs Of veAdiaoa' Ezpa nas 10
IN dir, ated vill be exposed te publlc sAle, Al
the hotel new occupied by Frederick starkeou
in Newport, In Chris lana huadrsd, New Jas
u4 eoahty, Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01
! kSDAi. YEBRUARr isril, lass,
at 10 O'Clock, 4. ~.


All the following stock, farmluK IN pIeuaen IL
and hpusebold Fo4pis. to NIt;
Three go bd work or driving horses. 4 head of
good miich COWS, In rroht and bpnuging oas
ball good stook ~ pal ofek k'ekeas. phAe-
ton carriage nehrly new; moving msehine
ased very little; Tiger horse rzke nearly new
whesl-hArro~; set Of AEsh hA ness. set
.arriAtt harness, sollArs; h idles: forks
shovtls. chains, Ac hay fsrk, blocks and
rope all eos plete,
HCuee old G0odS-i Bfoof walnut eSts Sion
hbe; . dining tables: good Wet ' cook stove
nearly new; ham holitt. ptrl.r stnyes; I
wihg achln tfsathtT beds. 4 htdkteadt. /
sofs sett.e; clock. rocking chairs: dozen
chairs bur Hns, | hat rAck. window cur
tslnH 100 va Dis carpet WA-hstangs, lAmps,
pictures looking Rlasss-. Dlshes and El.ss-
ware ~ alt Kinds, and every thtng cOataia ed
In vel -mrnlihrd house Hams shou de ~
SUD plcslcd pork br tIe pound. potltoes by
the bushtl. Dairy hNt1reA surh as charms
suekets, scAleu and weights miIk uNns, wash.
Ing iuos. and mstJ oIhsr artsIess 100 hu-
metous tco Hltaii n
TERMS o" Al Hm- ettusntv rclIsrs and
under cath. MI over hat mount credit Of
! mouths Will he given. purchase giytHg
bAntAhlc mote With approved security, with
interest ffUm date Of sale.
ADAM DAYFrr
W.. T. pAJetL Auck J. T. wig ,1srk
10 2ts-d, lA fi,al3
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01
liaWhlNS & Co
RontaI Department.
To Landlords:

10 LdnNtOfU4.
We helitvs property hOlders, ~ + RUE =
hns II % lhtir AivsntaKe 10 aAVe tht,f rev
o"Decied by an axeat Who, in ditlon
mAklGK such ruller b ons prs,sptl VII - -
clsv senorAl supervision over both pruptm
nhu nAht, Atteud to BuCh repairs ~ iM
IRON time 10 ume hegotaS Heoessgfy, ~
! laxts d irsurRhee promptly az hey er ~ N,
dgc, an n In case OF NAoangy Ibtsi a'aH0
tat ants as speedily AS possIrle. ..
lasihg Tor II Any Year, nsd the centre 81 i 81
OF unt esidensCa, dwslnng hon ses, Hs' ~.
honAes sud buoiness prOpevtios Of ssns = ~ ~
beet businrs1 men Of oHr city and r tate. nues
show Refractory results rs 10 onr sl~ ~ A.,
mtht OF bsn.s, and can prns TO ANY ei' ,snt
wa flFe the Astter pgoRAT iaTeslig ~ ,A''Sa
"$ntis eAELot AFFORD ~ collect usrT wv"
rsuts. n,
Ne therefore Tolsrtt an interview S,h -
g.ftora WI . own o. snnHct feptal proF' Y,
We oAn faaEc u 10 Your interest to rsa = II
utlhess IN orr ageRry. Oar tsrmS ar u'as -
W guarantee sstbiA6tiOn OF maze n0 chA'hN
Tor tery oes reudCEsd -
| PtonyI UtMcIasat Of aooounif |ith Hs
! lEal sLAtslaSht seat reRulAaiy 10 Al Oai '"
irons.
kEAWKIMs .. CO,
oSS- cod 712 Aa0rIB8t Aired.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01
Latrsss hsgislsui Lpttsn Ia
HEW ORLEANa NATIONAL RAnR
New ORh oRnA. 14iA

RtM v BER asnsra'' : ah' iss'snss SsSSIss.ts .
ana Eg : Who arc In ohArss Of the draw.
'nRA l. ErAisRtso Of Sosslgte GRirDess
and Integrity, thAS the chances are ali
equal and thEt no one oAn pcssibly divine
what nan bsrs viii arSw Prize.
REMEM BER that the payment Of ell
Pr.Ees IL GGARANTRBb BY FOUR
NATIONAL BANKS Of Rev Urlsa1s,
AID tho n, Eets E'e sig nod by thu Prost.
dsnl OF an lnrtitatioI, Whos9 ehRrtuf cd
rlshts arc recoRn iEed In tne highest OouT G;
therefore beware Of any i1aiaAtioRL or Al
noyEous sehsmeH
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01

DUBLIuaALH-THE u PSrRtBER Y
intending to dis ontinue hrniag aud
housek .epins, will sell nnbiic sale a. hll
Iesidense, NJ uAyetVs Mills, In PeAelder
Hundred, on the road t Adihk from Newark W
Delaware ,l ltJ, on
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01
A UUlrok's SAL.

A 'Dito" DALI
ny virtue eft warrsn' ofthe Mr yor { tn
city Of Wtlm'nston TO ne dico,t d all be
eIptBSd " pubic sAls At z L'elOyE D. m On
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01

II rHD Rs Homo BIZ cnonns r.
SAyardI form y. Os sxArs, bus now
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01

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The Washington critic., 1888-02-25
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

THERE ARE 307,9l9 acres of artificial
forest in Kansas.
THERE Is AN OLD superstition that
year with three eights in IL is bound to be
lucky.
NINE. BARmos, widow of the late pres
ident of Guatemala, is engaged to be mar
ried to an English nobleman of high rank.
MILE CHRISTINE the two-headed mu-
latto girl, is the most valuable "freak' in
the business, and commands 500 per
week.
In THE DEAF MUTE INSTITUTE at Flint,
Mich, the inmates are awakened by the
sound vibrations caused by beating a
drum.
with some literature on the question of
surplus population: He is so years old
and has thirty children.
JAEos MERYEssI, aged 81, of Buda
Pesth, Hungary, recently tried to commit
suicide because he was no longer able TO
support his father and mother.
PROFESSOR FRANCIS L. PATTON, the newly
elected president of Princeton College, is
one of the active and responsible editors
of "The Presbyterian Review"
A MAN ENGAGED HOUSE in Montreal,
and when the lease was presented to him,
found it prohibited him from playing the
piano, playing cards or opening the
window on Sunday.
A COUNTRY SCHOOL ma'am near Des
Moines gave one of her Oldest boys a
severe flogging and then married him to
save trouble about it. She can go ahead
without fear of molestation now.
There was young lady from Niger,
Who went out to ride on tiger.
They returned from the ride,
With the lady inside,
| And smile on the face of the tiger. Ex.
A WOMAN IN CALIFORNIA wants di-
vorce from her husband, who is also her
| nephew. The step toward divorce was
| probably taken to prevent his being
| second cousin to any future children.
AN UNwIsE CHICAGO MAN, on returning
home after a nights jollifcation, seated
himself ON a window-sill and began re-
moving his boots The latter slipped
| from his hands and he fell backward out
| of the window into an ash barrel, 35 feet
below. He sustained serious injuries,
| but rose from his ashes.
PRoF. GUsTAvE HINRIcHs, formerly OF
the Iowa State University, is out with Sc
Iious charges touching the management
of that institution. He more than init
mates that it is thoroughly corrupt and
incompetent, and points to fifteen pei
cent falling off in the number of students
TO corroborate his statements.
CRuLLERs.-B quarter of q pound
of butter with small teacup of sugar, to
which add two eggs, half nutmeg grated,
and flour to work dough. Roll ont on a
| Toured board, cut in squares, and mark
in strips with a sharp knife, fold over,
drop in boiling lard. When brown, drain,
dust with sugar and set away to cool.
CAssIus M. CLAY, in a recent letter to O
Pennsylvania friend, says that Robert T.
Lincoln is not as great man as his father
ia century of time is needed for the ges
tation of such another''-but he is great
enough to be elected President, and IS the
man, of all Others now that Blaine is of
the track, whom the Republicans ought
TO nominate
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25
THE COUNTERMARCH.
Tramp. tramn. lramnl

Tramp, tramp, tramp
With the morning clocks AZ ten,
She skinned the street with footsteps fleet,
And hustled the timid men;
Tramp. tramp. tramp
She entered the dry goods store,
And with echoing tread the dance she led
All over the crowded floor.
She charged the throng where the bargains
were, 'it
And everybody made way for her;
Wherever she saw painted sign
She made for that spot prompt bee line;
Whatever was old or whatever was new
She had II down and she looked II through;
Whatever II was that caught her eye
She'd stop and price and pretend to buy.
But twas either too bad, too common or
good,
So she did, and she wouldn't, and didn't, and
would,
And round the counters and up the stairs,
In attic and basement and everywberes;
The statesmen tainted and cash boys dropped,
But still she shopped, and shopped, and
And round, and round, and round, and round,
Like winding toy with key that's wound,
She'd weave and wriggle and twist about,
One way In and the other way out,
TIL mon grew giddy 10 see her 20.
And by and by when the sun was low,
Homeward she dragged herweary way
And had sent home the spOils OF the day
A spool of silk and a hank Of thread
Eight hours-ten cents-and a dame half dead
-lRobert j. Budelte IN Brooklyn Eagle.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25
National Guard Points.

The inspection of the Sixth Battalion
brought out an attendance of forty-two
per cent.
Companies A, Fourth Battalion; d,
Third Battalion, and the Columbia
Rifles-aggregating over 100 men--went
to Alexandria on Washington's birthday.
The Anacostia Rifles cannot drill on ac-
count of the mud in the streets.
Several non-commissioned officers will
be appointed in Logan Camp Guard in
the spnng.
John A. Logan, ir., has offered Logan
Guard a gold medal to be drilled for.
Major Fleetwood of the Washington
Cadets is i'll.
The Corcoran Cadets Drum Corps pa
raded for the first time Wednesday.
The National Fencibles will elect a
, corporal next month.
The Bigelow Skirmishers contemplate
moving down on Pennsylvania avenue.
Custer Guard will hereafter be called
First Company lSons of Veterans), and
will drill on Mondays.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25

A REPORT ON THE building opera
tions in the District during 1856 and
1887 will be found in another column
of this paper. The report was COM
piled with great care and accuracy by
THE CRITIC and will be of interest to
every person interested in the build
ing and real estate business. 1t the
most exhaustive and detailed report
of the kind ever prepared, and shows
how many buildings were erected in
the various sections of the city and
how much money they cost. There
was nearly million of dollars more
spent in building last year than in
1856 and a less number of houses
erected.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25
CRITIcULAR.

In q restaurant
Guest; Waiter I've been getting tive or
three hairs regularly in my soup every
day for a month.
Waiter Yes, sah.
Gucst' Don't let IL occur again. Bring
me something else.
Waiter: What, sah
Guest; Oh anything. Say a comb and
brush.
Bachelor.-who has been away ten years
to Benedict with wife and eight children;
So you are married2
Benedict: Yes, and have been for nine
years.
Bachelor: Tied for life2
Benedict: You're right, and with eight
knots in the string.
"Was IL a case of aggravated assault2'
asked the lawyer Of the prosecuting wit
ness, with his arm tied up and his eye in
q sling.
"No, sir, IL wasn't" replied the wit
ness. II never said word, and he came
at me and battered meup like you see me
now.n
If one swa How makes spring, we know n
man with a cardinal nose who is more
than half through next summer right
now.
"Do you follow the straight and mar
row way2" asked pious-looking party
to n man ON the Avenue.
N.Gl l.
say that IL very straight, but it is as mar
low as the law will allow, and don't you
forget II"
p S.. He was o coal-dealer.
~ have an interest in that young man."
remarked Congressman to friend as
slim went by.
Indeed ~
'Yes; quarter interest"
"How's thatT'
~ lent him twenty-five cents along last
fall"
us IL cold ensugh for an overcoat~ ~
inquired a reporter of the city editor, as
he started out on an assignment.
"Well, no." replied the city editor,
| thoughtfully; "that is if you haven't got
hole in the seat of your pants"
A matter of great interests per cent. n
month.
The hair-dresser is q head scenter.
The egotist is man of one Idea.
in Florida: ..-e
|. Amid the fragrant orange bloom,
Along the Indian River,
T. Our Grover sleeps on beds of flowers
And booms his torpid liver.
In Society;
"Have you many social attractions in
| your far Western homep she asked of
young man in Washington for a few
| days.
Social attractions?" he replied, with a
| hurt sound in his tone.
Social attractions? Well i should
smile. We've got 1S saloons and IL keno
parlors, and about 40 other joints, where
you've got to hustle to keep up with the
| procession"
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25

Of the first Presidents inauguration
might be made a fitting elimination
TO the more elaborate and extended
obsorvances, both Of a national and
international character, to be had at
the National Capital; but if New York
objects to this arrangement we sup.
pose the United States will have to
get along without her and confne its
celebration to Washington solely.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25

The CHICAGO Htor-Ocedn refers to
Amos j. Cummings as "bright
young newspaper man, representing
q New York district in Congress"
Yes, and he sits not very far from w.
ID. Kelley, promising young Mem
ber from Pennsylvania.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25

ANOTHER Cincinnati hnancier has
gone wrong. Canada should send an
immigration agent to the Ohio metrop-
oils
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25

THE New York Herald publishes a
map of the new Fisheries Treaty, but
it doesn't make it any more accepta-
bic TO either Canada or New England.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25

1T is NOW reported that d. Bennett
Hill has aspirations for 1892, but none
for 1888. Better late than never.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25
aAE>, TmERE MILL BE A MASS.MEETING

Hf<sSsa of the survivors of the District of
Columbia Volunteers Of April, 1861, at Ma
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, at 7:3O p m.
An address will be delivered by General
Edward @. Darlington Of Prince Georges
County, Md. The well-known patriotic
career, scholarly attainments, eloquence and
oratorical power Of General Darlington prom
ise a rich treat TO the public. General Car
rington will be followed by several members
of Congress, who have signifed their inten-
tion of being present and making short ad.
dresses. The public, especially the ladies
and friends OF the old volunteers, are in
vited, and every volunteer is requested 10 be
present and to wear the association badge,
or. In lien thereof white ribbon.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25
EnR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

T1OR RENT-PART OF STORE AND ONE
IL window in a desirable part OF the CITY
suitable for milliner or hair-dresser. Ad-
dress i, II, L., Critic office.
T1OR RENT-A GOOD STABLE AND LOFT,
rear 1 1iSS2 Sth st n W; rent So, In advance.
Inquire OF W. GIBSON. at the Critic oflee.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25
Ms@sPAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR
HSscs ONE DOLLAR

Ready mixed for repainting old Carriages,
Buggies. Slelghs, etc. The only successful
Ready Mixed Carriage Black in the market.
One coat gives an old buggy or sleigh the
gloss without vanishing 1t is combination
OF paint and varnish, and contains no
asphaltum, II is very tough and durable, and
will not crack. II will outwear the ordinary
carriage paint twice over. II dries hard In a
few hours. No rubbingl No varnishingl No
extra trouble Each can contains more than
enough to paint a carriage. Retailed at 81
per can. For sale by JAMES II. MoGILL.
dealer In building supplies, 908, 80, 912 and
91d @ ST n W, 3 doors west of Patent Office,
Washington. ID, @.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25
,AAN IMPORTANT TEMPERANCE

Hhesa meeting, under the auspices of the
Good Templars of East Washington and di-
rection of Clements Lodge, will be held to-
morrow evening at 7:30 O'Clock at Washing
ton Hall, corner Sd st and Pa ave @; Judge
Weed. Mr.. Ferry and other attractive speak
ers win participate; special music and other
interesting exercises have been arranged for;
GOSPEL hymns: everybody welcome
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25
OOyERNMENT pRJNTERs. LOOK /

" The cheapest rents In Washington.
Houses Nos 1908, 1d05, 1407 and 1411 II
ST g, two story, pressed brick fronts; O rs,
water and gas; concrete pavement; street cars
pass the door; price, $3.50 per month, in.
cludng water tax.
CHAS. e. BAUER,
1908 r st w.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25
A,s=,,TnE COLUMBIA TITLE INSURANCE
0AzSs COMPANY


- ANO4N AMI llmDEIb l4hlNDO.
A, Il. Handle begs TO call the special atten-
tion Of persons desiring TO acquire such prop.
est prices, Full particulars on application.
Address 3O3 7th ". n. w., Washington, y. o.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25
x11AsrEp-RELIanLE WHITE BOY, FROM

HXTASTED- RELIABLE WHITE BOY, FROM
w Ia o19, 10 be generally useful about
the house; one who would like TO become an
artist preferred. Call at NATIONAL ACAD-
EMY OF FINE ARTS, sO4 81 n W.
yINO THE UNEMPLOyED-CANvAs or
gentlemanly appearance and manners
oan obtain paying situations by addressing
p. o. BOX AZ, City Postoflce; references re-
qurcd.
NXTANTED--A CAPABLE AND EXPERI-
w enced solicitor for an Insurance COM
pany; liberal terms TO an energetic business
man. Address j. L. A., Critic office.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

A GRAND BARGAIN IN A MAGNIFICENT
N Upright Piano u, exchange for square;
full value allowed and femainder can be paid
In monthly payments of NO per month.
Apply to ha,
THE PIANO ExcHANGlE lEfaiA REEBR5oooiM1s,, EB5
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

vqs5>,, CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY, q ST,
HhsSs bet 18th and 14th n W, Rev. s. IL.
Giesy, d. D., rector; divine services as fol-
lows: Holy Communion at 8 a m; morning
prayer and sermon at IL a m; the Right Rev.
Hugh Miller Thompson, Bishop of Missis-
sippi, will preach both morning and evening;
vesper services at 3:45.
vAFsSIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Ehs1sa corner 9Th and SITS W. DR..
Hershey will preach at IL on Faith and Its
ACHIEVEMENTS" at 7:30 on "Some Marriages
Which are Made In Heaven;'' everybody In
vited; week from tomorrow the new pipe
organ will be used.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25
Foa RENT-.HousEs.

TOK RENT-EIGHr NRW 5-ROOM 2.sTORy
IL bay window brick houses, corner North
Capitol and Patterson sts n W, $3.50 per
MONTH white tenants only. Apply TO
HEISKEL q McbERAN,
No InnO u at N ~
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25
LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, AN IRISH
Ia setter dog; color, light brown; wears col
lar bearing Initials ii. V. D., 1886 10th st,
So reward II returned to above address.
+ OST-FROM 3O52 + ST, A VERY PRETTY
IL red Irish setter, young and wild; has @
white breast A suitable reward will be paid
for his return.
o1OO REWARD--LOST WHEN LEAVING
0lUU Mrs. Dahlgren's reception last
night, diamond pin, gold bar, with three
solitaire diamonds, Above reward will be
paid II returned TO BELL q CO., 1887 Pa ave,
The Washington critic., 1888-02-25

INOR RENT--A RARE OPPORTUNITY If
IL taken before the 10Th OF March, par
TALLY furnished house, only 500 lin advance)
per month; fSS already In the house and eight
rooms left, including large basement and sta
Bile; very central. Address RARE 0PPOR-
TUNITY, Critic Office