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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-27
A HOPELESS TASK.
Capt. Smith s. Leach Has Gone-Letter
from Senator Bate.


nom Senator Bate.
Capt. Smith S. Leach, Of the United
States engineer corps, who has been sta
toned here for some five years, in charge
OF the river improvement OF the Memphis
district, which extends from Cairo 10 the
mouth OF White river, left last night for
Washington City TO report for duty. The
work here will temporarily be in charge OF
Mr.. W. L. Russell until Mai. G. =. Pow
ell arrives from Portland, Me-, the major
having been assigned to succeed Capt.
Leach at this point.
The following letter from Senator Bate
was posted at the Cotton exchange yester-
day:
uSfrED STATS SENATE.
wAsHiScTos. March p. ises.
Henry Hotter. Secretary. ETC.. Memphis. Tenn.
Dear SRI received by due course Of
mail your communication In reference To
the action OF the Cotton and Merchants
exchanges OF Memphis, aud accompanying
resolutions. relating 10 the contemplated
change by the Secretary OF War in the Of.
flee OF United States engineer in the Mem
phis district. ! addressed myself 10 the
matter at once by calling ON the secrc-
tary. lie was very courteous and quite
frank in regard 10 the matter, and said,
IN substance, that II WIS matter
about which he should consult Gen. Duane
the chief engineer, "A all such matters are
under his jurisdiction. I then went 10 see
Gen. Duane, and he informed me that il
was not considered the proper policy 10
allow an engineer 10 remain loo long at a
place, and that the incumbent had been
In Memphis five year; that Maj. Powell.
a most accomplished officer and worthy
gentleman, would be sent there, aud that
10 change that assignment would cause
many other Orders to be revoked. ex.
postulaicd with him, and said what I
could TO further your object, but doubt
II II will be attended with success. In
deed, think IL will not, and that Il has
been arranged otherwise. write this
merely that you may know the situation.
Your resolutions are filed with my favor.
able comment, made officially In the Chief
engineers Office here. Respectfully and
truly. VIZ. d. BATE
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EvuY Democratic Representative should
vote aa,ins, the fractional currency scheme
nov pending In the House and ior the
rcasons gwen by Mr. Henry Bacon and
summarized by The Nef rort Cirosioi,.
On That ihcm was no rial demand for
the measure from any quarter (2l tina, the
issue would cnst scvcnl hundred thou.
sand dollars 90 that II would entail
serious los upon the poorer classes who
use such currency. citing In proof OF the
fact that many millions Of the old inc.
tional currency wcr still outstanding July
,, 1887, eleven ycars after the last issue
Had ceased a. that our stock Of sub.
sidiary silver coinage Is now beyond the
needs Of the country, aud Is accumulat.
ing In the Treasury, there being nearly
se5,0o,0OO Of Il IN the Government
vaults ON the iirst Of last month; (5) that
~ the need Tor subsidiary currency Is thus
already morc than satisfied, the new
device cannot flnd place to circulate ex.
ccpt by crow,ling ont silver issues which
occupy II now and co. finally that the
proposal sobjcctionable ON gave economic
grounds
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HUMBOLDT. TENN.

Democratic Executive Committee-Cir
cult Court In Session.
Special Dispaico 10 Tho Appeal.
HuMBoLDr, Tenn, March 26.-The Glib
son county Democratic executive commit
tee met yesterday nj Trenton and decided
TO call primary election for the county Of.
fees for the fnt Saturday in July and q
county convention 10 appoint delegates 10
the gubernatorial convention nj Nashville
for the third Saturday In April The
county candidates will commence an active
canvass ut once.
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FOR THE FREEDOM OF WOMEN

FOR THE FREEDOM OF w OMEN
The international Council OF Women
fairly launched the work OF their session
Yesterday. The address of welcome was
delivered by Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton,
woman who has been most creditably
identified with the cause OF woman's
enfranchisement, education and advance
ment for more than generation, and
who, with Miss Anthony, has done
more for the united cause OF wom-
an than any others living. The
report We have received by tele-
graph, though meager, will afford our
readers some idca OF the scope OF the
work before the Council and Of the high
abilities as n speaker that have secured
MIS- Stanton conspicuous place among
the worthless Of the century. Hers is no
empty defamation. Her words are
weighted with solemn purpose for
the elevation OF women out OF the
crude and infantie conditions In
which they have been prevented from
,ho oxorc;so ~ ,ho toc,lHos vh;ch
nature conferred upon them for wiser
purpose than ministering TO the vanity Of
an hour The sovercisn,v If ,ho indIvid.
nal. whether man or woman hos seldom
been nut with moro weigbv words Than
she employed "rhe solitude Of every
human soul Mike IN the moments of OK.
allaiion and humiliation In opr bigbes,
lows and deepcs, sorrow. into which no
other one can over fully enter. proyes
our birtl,rieht 10 supnme seli.soyer.
eigntyu For this ,essop and hccouse
Gin MI the great emergencies Of life We
must stand alone and for final Judgment
rely upon ourselves" women ought of
right 10 be free IA work ont their own sal.
walton; they ought 10 be free M men are
free, and equal 10 them before the law.
1--WE cannot, saws Mrs. Stanton. "ovcr.
estimate the necessity for that liberty by
which We arc to attain our highest
development and the knowledge that
fits Us for seli.eliance and scli.pro.
lection" The strength of this logic
no one can plnsy. II will 90 home
with especial strength 10 those whobclieye
in accountability in future liic. for how
can woman be held equal to that dread
emergency Of examination n she has NOT
the capacity for all ihnt man has capacitv
for In this life. and by which his RIGHT 10
life liberty and the pursuit Of happiness
is measured. II woman il 10 he held 10
that final accountability an. mus, ho
worthy NJ the freodon and .o,ali,y h.sor,
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NOTICE.

Persons who may have photographs or
portraits, Of any description, OF the follow
ing ex.Mayos Of Memphis will confer u
great favor upon Tux ArrEAL II they will
kindly advise the business Manager Of the
fact:
Robert Lawrence, 1898.
Enoch Banks, 1857.
John H. Morgan 1853.
Thomas Dixon, lSi0-i0.
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"Bos- amer the Canvass.

Prom the Fottcd Dccf blade.
In abou, two moons Bob will get him a
little broom. with which he will sweep up
the shattered fragments Of his little boom.
lie will put Il into his little green bag and
will then dig little hole In the cold, cold
ground aud will bury Il out Of sight, aud
while he mourns, aud the Wild winds play
a requiem on his little old fiddle, Bob will
weep Tor the might have been. In the
en- n tide, ~ the sun sinks In the west,
Bob aud his little boomers viii meet
round the little grave meath the waving
grass and kick each other for being such
iad.burned ualoo,s for installing the gentle
voice OF tho whippoorwill and the .whoop
Of the horned owl ior the vox-populi.
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Tnr Chattanooga Tn,c deems 'thc tone
Of Indifference taken by several leading
papep even a stronger indication Of the
Governors lack Of party strength than Il
the zeal Of those who cspouse the opposi.
ton e. him."
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cycsorc and put an end to the unsightly
division OF some Of our leading thorough
fares. Any improvement Of the bayou
must inurc TO the profit Of the property
owners, and ii is only fair to the people in
the other parts Of the city that they should
nay fnr IA
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THE APPEAL

srPp ASSES EYER Y OTHER MEMPHIS NEWS.
PAPER IN CIRCULATION IN TOWN AS
WELL AS COUNTRY
Jiha Dfmecutic paper.
Hfouchcs Dtlaocrdtic dodriae
bNppoIfs D,Nocriic men
UNppors Dsmocruiie measures
HsiaaaeRcr . derOiod 10 he maintenance Of ne su-
pruM,cg Of me Democratic pdrig-iccoi Sdie aud Ma
fona and he advancement of all ne tnteIcas of Mem
his, Tanasre and he Union
gusincss lettTs should b addressed
THE APPEAL,
go Second Sired. Memphis Tenn
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YEAS.

Mr.. Stewart offered an amendment nj.
lowing deposits OF gold and silver bullion,
not less than I've ounces Of gold or eighty
ounces Of silver, and the issue OF coin GER
tifcates therefor. lie made an argument
in support OF Il. The bill went over M
unfinished business, with Mr.. Stewards
amendment rs the pending question.
After an executive session the Senate
adjourned.
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An Ussssies. tame.

BiaxixamAs, Ala, March 20. - The Gin.
cinnati Reds aud the Birminghams played
hall without an error ior FIVE inning hin
afternoon. then had to quh on accoum q
rain. The scoc stood no IN favor "a shs
Reds. The locals mrde cisht bits osf che
rcdoublablc ilnor sln',A while = sorcn
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Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
Duck HUI, Miss, March 26.--Four
miles west Of town yesterday Johnnie
Taylor, lad about seventeen yean Of age,
came 10 n sudden and untimely end by the
alleged accidental discharge Of pistol.
The matter will be investigated.
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"PmuArs," says The Columbia HcrIld,
'you didn't know that two years ago Tay-
lor's own county sen, delegates 10 Nash
vile instructed agains, him. That's even
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rhe rishs re..pe.ea.

PIrrSnuno, Pa, March 2e.-fhc p'isc
fight between Jack 'fognrty aud John
Joyce, which was 10 have taken place
within 100 miles Of piitsburg today. has
bccn postponed until April on account
OF the serious ILLNESS ol Joyec's SISTER.
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were registered against their own boxman,
shadeI. Manager Schmelz, OF the Reds,
gave it as his opinion that the Birming-
hams are the hardest hitters in the South
ern league.
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OBITUARY.


PAais, March eo..--Jean Marie Napoleon
Desire Nisari, the writer aud q member Of
the French academy, Is dead lie Was
oighiy.two years OF agc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-27

Representatives Is~ler. q MAIDS. today
prurni-s and hsc rrtcrvd 70 tho COM
nsisss On ~~nusses he letter " the pub.
II. from ,he Rv>shtshc,a Il tcccmcsivc
tryinc,r IN ritsi-n - tho r's'se y. ne
ykssg,. Ezs,isxea A Qu!ncy railroad.
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TERMS or suBscRlPTIoNy

rnrs or scrn DAILr APPEALS NJ agriculture
department 4 prepared irih g'od oarc n contains
oompdr mortd reports. The vcdr 1888 ,rm BE- 0A Of
fmportam polhicd crcnis and THE WEEKLY AP-
IEAL rl ko,p 10 ndd,rs nalv Informed " them
The price Of the WEEKLY APPEALb onivsi a
trun ii hds no sbDsriOr
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Local Me,eoroios,eal PRESS Report.

TuE people Of Gallatin and that region
OF country are solid for julius A. Trous,lalc.
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ro CONTRIBUTIONS ANp coRRrspoNpENrs

VIZ soicii hios and communications upon mbjocis "
pepnai iHhr,s, Dat such mHa al,rdvsb accompanied
b. fio HdmC aud uddfo0 ~ ne Wrifr, ~ a giGrdntc,
81 he good faiih dad responsibility No notice con
tttotc Of anonymous Communications
Concentrations for publication must b. irrhien on ono
side of M PAGE only and ,rih all oior matters con
necisd Wih ne othoriai department. should b. adj
drr,sofi 10 ne Editor " The Appoai hoaphh,
7sIH.
~ ouHnot ~ nft HRdoidle 70 WiuH articles not
yOtud suitable yor pubiicfioA
oar mail books an hPi bgposQgicts and not by hdi.
ridHai Humes.
orr NEW YORK OFFICE
Joilru oa0 of the APPEAL, No. ~ TrRrae
budding. Ncr iorG j. u Van Dorm, Special
Ens,fa AagH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-08
The Railroad Facilities Afforded Wash.
ingtOn by the II. & p. u. X.

n0ktOm Dy the b N =. h Rs
To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
In considering the question OF the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroads relations to the city OF WASH
ingtOn, IL Is but just 10 the corporation to take
eursory glance at the benefits the city has derived
from the wise and enterprfsing management OF
that railway. In the first place It has given direct
and rapid communication with Philadelphia, New
YORK and BoSton-a thing which could be accom-
piished before Only under the most trying Difficult
ties. and in the endurance OF great amount OF
the Baltimore and Potomac station seventeen
trains between this city and Baltimore every day
eleven between Washington and Philadelphia,
eleven between Washington and New York and
one through TO Boston without change OF cars and
seven with prompt and reliable connections for
journey between washington and New YORK has
Deen reduced from about twelve hours In lS-2 10
nve-and-a-hah hours in 1887. with corresponding
travel has grown so rapidly that the COM
pany runs two fast express trains, made up
ing-cars attached. every day between 'I wa asi
1ngtOn and New York. These are among the finest
trains IN the world and no other cities the face
OF the earth can claim a tra1n-servtce that will
compare with IL. The corporation which controls
the Baltimore and Potomac has inspired It's SOUTH
ern connections with some OF its own vigor and
apart from the wonderful vestfbule Florida spe-
ciai, which runs through 10 jacksonville three
Times week In less than twenty-f four hours, there
lion between the national capital and the most
distant cities OF the South and southwest. These
never 0iQ exist before
the advent OF the Baltimore and Potomac and never
would have come into being without its aud and en-
cSurageLnenf. Travel between Washington and
Inc west mas also been both expedited and i'm
proved four trains daily 10 Chicago, four TO Gin
cinnau, three 10 Cleveland and two TO St louis
superbly equipped, furnish daily conmunIcatio5
via these important points, with the smallest
cohsQnption OF time consistent with good man.
assnen. dne morality OF act and spirit mani
Tested IN these radical improvements did not end
with the Inauguration OF this unparalleled svsre,
VI t1Iougn trains; out the rates were reduced and
mxeo on tne standard basis OF other large cities
a MS Is Dot priei sketch OF what the baltimore
from purely passenger stand point IL has Gle.
saten the city from an obscure station to the level
IN the matter OF railway facilities OF the otha,
principal cities In the United states IL has COST
millions on dollars 10 perfect this system and there
has been small return on the Investment In fsct
the line has been operated at great loss annuaiiy
until the present time, when the earnings are h.
ginning 10 Oyerbalance the expenditures Is A.
just that such corporation should be compelle.s
now TO surrender its rights and give up the frurts
OF years OF LABOR and expense- CIr,1eS
WASHINGTON. February q
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BLooD Poison.

Il was poisoned by poison ivy, and let it go
till the poison got into my blood, when was
confined to my house for two months had
sores and scales on me from head to feet, my
finger nails came of. and my hair and whiskers
came out I had two physicians but did not
seem to get much better. Then I saw Hoods
sarsaparills advertised in paper, and bought
bottle. 1t helped me so much that continued
taking it till I had used three bottles. when /
was cured"-G. ". vUNK, Brockport, NY
HOODS sARsAPARILLA.
Sold by all Druggists. 81: six for So Pre-
pared by c. i. HOOP Co.. Lowell, Mass.
jaol 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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IMPORTANT TO CONNOISsEURs-Great interest is
manifested in the wonderful collection OF japanese
goods now on sale at DOwling's, 18th street and
pennsylvania avenue Some Of the finest pieces
viii be In tomorrow mornings SALE commencing
at IL O'clock -
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WrrBun,s CoooA-rHrrA -.

Easily diTested Of the nnest flavor hearty bevss.
stive Thoroughly tested nutritious paistsble: uns
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Hsr.n h.ri.nd. Christine rerhune Heuick p.s
A H. ThomAs, NJ D. pronounce a. the beet OF ~ the
powdered Chocolates No other squais II IN 6svoa
purity and anta-dyspeptc ouAlitaes sold by 0rocerI
10 WILBUR soxs
e14-v.faznsom phzadelphsA n
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THE SOUTH WAsBINGIoN RAILRoAD QUESTION
Residents Of south Washington are maSiy
another EFFORT 70 prevent the encroachments ~
railroads on their streets call has been IS ,eo
Hall this evening 20 consider the matter y, citi-
zen Instrumental IN making the call said TO Sr.R
reporter to-day when asked whether it W as pru-
posed 70 urge the plan OF the Committee OF one
hundred SAID that they were In the da X as 20
what the Committee OF one Hundred -Sas doing
about the matter. The special pur oose OF 10.
nights meeting, he said, was 70 protest against the
.nreatened invasion OF Z street AMI the use OF
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IRISH AND GERMAN LINENS
sEATON PERRY.
scurcoaor IN prRRY A BRoruvvN

PURE LINEN DAMASK TABLE CLoTHS ALI.
WIDTHS AND LENGTHS WITH NAPKINS ALL
SIZES TO MATCH, MANUFACTURED BY JOHN
GERMAN FANCY. LINEN DAM las nd FRINGED
NEW LINEN DAN RAMAsK NAPKINs; D9YLIES AID
FULL BLEAcHED IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE
LINENS, FROM 6oc: TO $50 PER YARD.
HALF-BLEACHED EARNESTLY TABLE LINENS
FROM 40c. TO q PER YARD.
SPECIAL BARQAINs" IN IRISH AND GERMAN
LINEN HUCK TOWELS. AT l2bc, 3Oc. AND
NEW GERMAN LINEN DAMAsK TOWELS, RANG
-. ING FKOM SIZE TO Sl25 EACH
FAMMY AND HOUSEWIFE LINENS IN ALI
FULL IINEs 81 PLAIN AND TwILLED CRASHES
TURKisH towels, MARsEILLEs QUILTS s.4
TABLE CANTON FLANNEL AT S5C. AND 81
LOWEST PRICES" ON CALIFORNIA AND WHIT
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CLOSING PRICES" ON ALL WINTER WRAPS AND
IMMENSE STOCK OF FINEST FRENCH sATEENs
AND ANDERSON'S SCOTCH ZEPHYRA
NEW ALLrWOOL AND SILK WARP HENRIETTAS
AND NOVELTIES IN TRENCH DRESS
FABRICS FOR SPRING o. 1883;
eIPLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRlCE6.
sEAT0N PERRY. ~
Perry Building. Psnnsyivanis svA. cor. 9th ct
Estsblishsd 1840. -
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GERMAN IN FIVE WEEEs--Haupts course IS now
opening. An unexcelled opportunity 10 acquire
practical speaking, &C., use OIL German In nve
weeks lessons that are the rarest pastne, by at
tending one hour per day. Hours, begin 1890
a. M, 4:15 and p H., Masonic Temple, and
9Th. Investigation or this original and interest
ing method invited Whether you desire TO know
the German so as to understand IL, and speak,
read and write IT, attend several Of the novel les
sons
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A HIDDEN LIGBT.-The scriptures say: 'Do not
hide your light under buSheL" II that kght Is
the fiuttering Will-o'-the-WiSp OF approaching in
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Oats which In concentrated form Is found IN every
bottle OF Scotch oats Essence and which cures
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For washington dressed beef 90 10 Jno r. Kelly,
stalls CTS 62e and go center Market, and 206 and
2Ce Northern Liberty. Corn beef speciality.
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BOOK sAILSTne sale OF law and miscellaneous
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4 MARVEL OF PURITY.

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READ MERITS ADVERTISEMENT on this page.
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TIE ARxoR COLLECTION PANTY -wa,,or u
mLnans GO $ art salesroom, oIrner 10th street
anu fennsyyania evenue, he 8 been Crowded
tns sale, winch commences to- morrow fnuIsday1
eseLiny At O'Clock. The capllogue Contains I3o
one entitled The Helping Uanas = cony =, ,hs
which cost Sl2, 900. AAs 0sNS y
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New INDIA SrLks
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CoLoRED SILK WARP HENRIETTAs
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BLACK HENRIETTAs.
BARGAINS IN BLACK CAMEL,s HAIR AT Csc,
worth 81. WV"
MORE SILKS IN HELIoTRoPE SHADES AT
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EyENING GAUzEs AND ILLUSIONS REDUCED
~ LESS THAN COST OF IMPORTATION.
CLOSING OUT SALES OF WINTER DRESS
GOODS IN ELEGANT DRESS PATTERNS LESS
THAN HALF PRICE S
u BR0CADE AND FANCY vELvETS LESS THAN
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CONDENSED Locals.

Miss Frances Z. willard. president OF the wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union, has issued a
Call for week OF prayer for the temperance cause,
10 continue from March Is TO p.
The suit OF samuel Fowler against A. Saks and
Dthers for 900 damages for injuries TO building
caused by saks mode OF putting up an adjacent
structure decided IN the Circuit Court yester-
day by q verdict for plaintiff OF SlS32l, with ID
ferest, less a credit OF sl49l
At the meeting OF the Anthropologieal Society
last night papers were read by Messrs. John NJ
Murdoch and w. H. Holmes on the subjects re-
specrively OF 1.-THE Siberian origin OF Some Gus
toms OF the Western Esq1imos, and ornamental
Fabrics from the Graves OF Peru"
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

Tor RENI-eol7 Q ST. DESIRABLE HOUSE. 3
= rooms. cellar. furnace. a naval neighe erhood.
r. BUCHANAN, The Clarendon l4Ol y. u Avosfl 12'
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ASVH NOll&4HS EuVeOs hdZOTS SndTpcucu
free. Guns for sale or hire. WALFoRD, 4S7 Pa. ave.
go, I'm
Rht11ips' DigestibIe Cocoa, q ve-y nu-
tr1tiOuS drink for children. @
S3 Per Gallon. 7jc. Quart Bottle, No. L
Rye Whfskey, best In the world for the money.
orders by mail. MCGEE's. 9th near ID st. was
''ROyal Gluc'' mends China, GlassWood, &c,
Dog Collars EnGraved; Razors sharpened
free. WALFORD, AS7 Penna. ave. S,m,w&S
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u ID. ward prints, 45c. per Id.
Also. cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: sweet MILK
sc. per quart.
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WALL PAPER, Window Shades &C. r. W. Hen
derson s. CO., 1113 street n W.