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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22


Tie Slate irsss ASSOCIATION 80 -oi Z
= rsesirl< as1s aoaih e. eoas.lsr ne
fer.s ~ -r ~ - Ia sn6mi.lsd %
a. L-gls. .ltsrs. fas az zhisa ass
~1alfs'i 80. fsars ago sas 50 ga ssatiy
.ggt "a. ovsa fas -agal trsssFaify. shlch
$50 tstisoinx a10a tls nisfofiu2ss u
ia press ss4 a4zsis - SD
7.a.sit.e rsssen foF opposing ia pss-
ssz-. Ia 1asrs.as Coa-f. boss.-r. eon-
trs-i a. haf alss sh.eh naiiLss -
sfscs All Il osnsr t1 prevsni n-ssFa
psfs 'rCm ssins lsxsily robbed through
ils cour's. fafi-sf l-zislasioa Is uscss-
sary.
Tie 1rlss ID sbleh to dscisi0n
vss rsnasFsd 80 ons ~aioa admirably
Il asiraias 10 outrageous iniast.os II
tie lax a. it ao~ st4aas. A reporter OF
tts Dstroli fres Press. "a his regular
foanea. visited o1s ~ lls courts Tie
elsf4 oi tns soa-t tod hln that d certain
Tsrso4 bed tsso argsignsd on a criminal
charge aaa released on bis owe rseogni
aance o. spp~ar far friaL Subsequently
ii sas fogud that the clerk bad made
n4istaks 10 tie name The reporter dId
not snos il. nor IA ths publishers. Tie
publication vac sl0ilY without malice,
.gd a. soCa ss the m4taks Was lisooy-
srsd. shieh ~as ihe vsry next day, am
pc sorrscfion and apologies we're printed
Ia - oonaplcu0us poallion a. ths orig.
8al item. Clsarly tlis sss case In
nlicL na hs0Aliy should attach 20 the
l1aHshsrs. No care o. forsthoug1I On
f. l, could have prevented tas mis.
t.ar. 81. 80 supreme Court says that
iley GO Aablr. snd that tho statute
ahah altsnpls 10 hmii their Inability to
tla se.usl money damage suffered BY
90 plaintiff IS unconstitutional By
f0is aseis.0u newspapsrs srs made tie
grey of an slsFgsissiess scamp regard.
il sscrl q q ,sst4isEsnt may - mad
ysrlee,iy made. aud q tae bristlsss ~ j.
toFusss Eto hang ab0as LIE narpies 10
take sdVsliG 60 x every alp.
Strange As u may seem. when II Is
eorsi4ered hoT necessary the nssspa-
per has become 20 the modern world,
the courts, winch are Sd quick 70 see the
changed ssquirsmsnts % the sGs when
Sc saiagzemsns - desirsd ot the priyi-
lsges ot corporations ADD capital, refuse
81 DuJS FROM tbs prscedsDis oi = hun
dre1 years 40 when the rights os tie
rrsss sse sdIadicssed In coreequsnce
ths Prsss Association, IN formulating "a
Law. ~ obliged 10 consider toe courts as
IN eject agowsd enemies. a1d whether
Satisfactory 2ss can Do drafted Is q
4re.fter,
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

0OkSEe lot e-xlIs. WITH sROOM HOUSE
' tefuer Webter snd Turner slk.. $50. si59
cash. bslanes :. 30 year
/ OI 0S CoLLEGEAVk. MAR BRIDGE-sT.
l. ga
II R1O9 HOUSE No g6 WE3r BRIDGr ST.
/ / aith barn. $500 terms easy, sxi0.
> HOUSES. 40. l9 LAGKAVF-sT.. RENT
- Tor 50 monsl 3s.
20 FOOr FRONT ON CANAL-ST. WITH
% 2-foor house. rear ha.tlngs s- s3g49j
terms easy.
> STORY BLOCK OF cANALsI. NEAR
- Lyon, Si45D.
HOUSES AID Lots IL ALL PAETs OF THE
ii cl.y "a essi teTaS
ASKNEN 7-ROOM HOUSE AND ONE l0-ROoA
" house o. ,oit-ave, 81 61J.
N ACRES OS WALKER ROAD, - MILLS
~ from Leonard -. hr q 81. acres fruit good
house and barn. to rso- for improved city
property.
NEW Room HOUSE on HENRY sf, NEAR
y Cherry. with good vel, oi-bsTrel c..tefn. gas
sewerage. e-c iot 3-xi3-
= ROOM HOUSE ON NORTH IONA. NEAR
y Cre-crnt-aye. s3.l1l.
CORNER ON FULTON AND PACKARD FOX
Y sley "a. only. So.
PEKCl SNYDER, ~ Pearls ST.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

rOs sALE-A saw NILL ANnA QUANTITY
/ pl tiUher tte mIH is itsts1 W ieEu of
eolea tal lliis o. q. * aytel. heol o-.y
slD sec ~
81 non FAEM FOUR NILES NORTH
- ,VstO ~est ~ 4tf Hal q lEaie faf cuy
psog efty- Gssps nion kEip-0snlsat Bureau s
sf1 Tower hlosk 80
1DA AClsfs uE GOOD HARD TlNBfkLAND
~ tlliss iiDtl wolverine -.sIi ~ good loasis
al 1le fsFr-s ~ aI.sllt .f. .elsa within h4li
riile title p<Ffeel NiN seil 90 -ue ~ exchange
tor eiIy gfcpeity or CIfeD stotE ~ tfufs ~ ~.
n. fo-s 0r21d Rapids kieha or-ce " iddicCalD
oluex. 90
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

7 O~T-A SKYE TERRIER PUPPY. Blue
y f acs on back and sides with silver white
reset. answers 20 the uame OF Mickey"
llb raj reward viii - paid ~ the person that
returns him Il once 20 Lloyd Breeze. IL B0st-
w'Ck-r 2a)
I OsT-OS LYON-ST CAR LAST EVENING.
- isdys hs~k pre- '0ntain'ng sun q,
money and other valuable. reward Will De
ps I'll IL ieft at FGt1n Lyous
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

This morning We nil throw our entire
second door into a Grand Bszaar Of Fancy
Goods. and will continue the same Uufil
after Christmas. The stock IS the remain
Ger Of our wholesale stock. and includes
Albums Como and Brush Sets. Manicure
sets. Cuf and Collar Boxes. novelties Ofail
eripiious, etc. IL IS All immense sssort-
meat and complete in every respect. Do
not fail to examine the stock.
EATON & LYON.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
HOeRfs--TS flnf@T.

II AE1Ep-MAN IT, TAKE THE AGENCY
" 20 orr cafes size 2Sxfsxle inches weight
09ll retail Price SO. other sizes in proportion.
rfre chance ard permanent business These
ssfe- Ueef demand never before supplied by
other safe fomIauies a. We are not governed hy
t safe Pool Alpine safe Company. Cincinnati.
ono " q 80 Lee
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

The sugiabis sscosd Tor CELEBRITY hare
toiors enjoyed by Chicago divorce courts
was broken thls week. A man hlsd a
bnl n tho evening. and 81 10 o'clock
the osxt forenoon the decree was signed.
aud be wss freq to marry sgsin.
~ShocksBgf ~Scsaisiousr Jon eKelaim.
Bat WAyl The proof was clear The
wife had eft her husband and become
a. innate q a disordsrly house. The
hnsbaUd ras snii;isd - a decree, aud
WY should he be kept dsKiling about
ihs eGuris tor a year or two 0a expense
e. Obtain ~ TIE court VAS right. The
tue rsy % prevent divorces - not o.
make tusm harder % obtain. bat to
max o. harder ier lhs couple TO get
married IL tie drss g.ace. GstliDg mar
risd cught 70 be one of tho llost solemn
essats q a mans lie yet the courts
hsvs slvays held thas Tor any couple IN
their teens % sst up housekeeping to-
gesber Fss All .hst Vas necessary 70 con-
stlssss marrisse. rhs n8n may be too
youoR 10 vote Or 10 hold property, bu. be
is perfectly capable of entering into en-
inIisse nhis partnership which may
bi<ht two hvss. FortuDa,sly better
rs~ "a obtaining footho.d. The
licsoss ~ = step IN tls right direc-
:on. bat fss lzw could be nsds more
strict o. re xrsss sdvsn.ags of al COD
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
Jrs. MARRIED.

How loving they are, this : always a ssuTe
sign. Aiter the frat year scmeiimes IL
o0u'T hold good. When Charles comes
home tO you gouty and cross saeppiug and
snerling unable 10 relish the nice dinner
you base cooked. and feels ss II there was
ton of pig iron in bis stomach, ne Is troubled
with dvspedsia. sns Sulphur Bitters Is the
only medicine that wiii cure him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

WANTED PUSHING BUsINEss MAN AT
~ once 20 take charge o; oar Grand Rapids
store. permanently must have charge Of finances
and 81 DH stock OF go01s Siiarv . afYp ;irt wear.
shl'ify must b furnished CENTURY, e5
Wshash-ave Chicago S55
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
1fO3eu 10 LOnn.

MONEY 10 LOAN-AT FAILAs Z swART-
~ h0His. lawyers, National City Bank build
ing.
90 nOn AND 5000 To LOAN on CITY
~ .UitV property. Several opportunities
to 81 A. from s3o % si.0Oj ats sn 10 per cent
on zeal estate Grand mon Employment Bu-
resH. Room snd A, Tower slock. s5-
nHONEG 10 LOAN FOR THE NORTHWEST
lsl err Auiual Life Insurance Co., of Mlwsu-
kee, in sums of 81 zoo snd upwards farm aud
City property et lOWesf current rates Of interest.
security must Dc first class 1Ore * Wilson, Led
yard block,
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

SYOEE DESIRING FURNITURE MOVFD
4 and stored, viii receive liberal induceTn ents
hy calling a. = J. Walker's n sOntn Division 81
specially is made oi renting tables AID chars
fer dances. puthc bsiis etc ~
ELRNiTUkE STORED. PACKED AND MOVED.
Expert packers sent on short notice b. Rad
clife Iolt, III South Division-sI Telephone
No COZ. Jauylo - D
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

Look out for the grand opening Of Christ
mas meats Saturday afternoon st the Steele
Packing and Provision Co, NcSulien
block. South DiYisiou-st. Telephone 9O7
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

Look out for the grand opening Of CIR Sc
mas meats Saturday afternoon ~ the Steele
Packing and Provision Co. Acyul en
olgck, South D.vision-st. Telephone BOZ
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

At Julius A. J. Friedrich's. 30 aud 81
Cana -st is 81 immense 8ne of pianos and
organs Waat is more Appropriate for
Christmas eff than a musical instrument
Of this description
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
u anfeh-E Eoarfiers.


NTFD-HOARDFEs PLEASANT ROOMS.
~ gnod board. aud low prices Ms David
miller. Is South Division-st Ss3
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

Ior sli fns zool tsst vii be sccom =
phshsi Congress uixhs as val have al
rrred gac 3ir. rs for tks h0li-
Gays. fhs appropriation bi.ls are
si - Legislation that can b Sc
eompi'snef e the tsr.f bil pess>s
is H,u probably bs vstcei. spd re Fivsr
srd barbor bili = already marked by
the President The sdmisssou II the
Territories bal teiier BE- laft ;nr The
next Congress.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

julius A. J. Friedrich, - AID 81 CanSl-
ST., has fall line OF musical instrumen Is.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

no IfT-A STABLE FOR ONE or TWO
] horsss. Inquire I'll Widdicotab Bli ding SD
rOR RENT-ONE-HALF CF THh STORE
/ No. e 'anal-st. ior particulars enquire OF
o. 4. Bt .Win i3ift
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

The delicious fragrance. refreshing cool
ness and sol, beauty impaired in the skin
b. Pczzouis Powder. conmends il 10 all
the lsdiss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

r-rs.-r-r & - 1ask
F-.--r.cs 80 s1 s.s-
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
92 Canal-St.

We will close oct 5000 pairs Of Gents
Fine Slippers comprising 2oO varieties in
Velvet. Plush. Alligator. Seal Skin, Morocco.
Ooze Cali, Camelopard. Patent Leather, etc.
On every shane including Operas. Brightons,
Eysretts. Newpor.s, Oxfords. etc.
Prices 10 suit all pocket books, ranging at
80 cents, rs cents, 81. $l.25. 81 90 sl.75.
s2 10 $3.50.
No more appropriate holiday Gift can be
msde than pair Of Nice Toilet Slippers
and at no other place can you get such sat
isfacsory styles and prices as at
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
For Relat--Hosfses.

EOR RFNT BRICK HOUSE WITH BARN
i and 5 acres Of land IA good concifon Tor
crofs. on Webster e.. between r. X and Alpine
ave. viii rent place with or without land, iele-
phone .f7. VI Harrison. s3rf
HOR hENT - HOUSE WITH BARN AND 5
acre of land on North -. west of Aipine-ave.
and bas been thoroughly fertiiized and seeded
to wheat. viii rent place with or without land
also houses iu H2rTEony'lie. opposite my factory
Telephone lis VIM. Harrison. 31tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
FOR kcnt--RooD,s.

VC.RENT -DEsIRABIE ROOMS At No. IA
! ho1th Dlvisoust.. near po.iotice
IfOR RENT-NFWIY FURNISHED ROOMS TO
teut Inquire y She don Il. So,
TOR RENT - HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
4 rloui. suitable ior tao. with or without
board on cable line tUO blocks from poSfoaice
ln pheasant private iemily. cat or address T. ~
Is B., It egr4n Herald S5s
DOR RENI - FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
aii modern convenience. heat and a. st 69
fo>tNtlk-f Zs7tf
nor hENT-FJ RNiSHFD ROOMS BTFAM
L heated. sud furnished rooms for light hon>e-
keeping. Apply az room ieJ, New Horseman
llugA. Dee l1tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
Situations y Uale.

NlAHfEu-7iICATI Bf YOUNG Man
~ slsl experience a. n took keeIer aud ~ o
cefl cIrr4 h1A accept any thug salary ua un-
lte.. Address p hoH 3 Telegram Herald. So
Il AAlED SITUATION A. TkANELING
- sslt~man HsFe had experience a1d can
give fefefeu C. address 10. room - Weston
block ei-y. 3o4 & sun
IAAIkD-SiTUATI By A COMPETANT
" man as s-ep1srapher oT beokkeeperi god
Teiefe4ees. AodTess Y, l. o. Box 25L 800
The Washington critic., 1888-03-27
PERSONA.

nRAWING AND PAINTING. = NATIONAL
~ Academy Of Fine Arts, SOi st. presided
over by Mrs. lmogene X. Morrell, who has had
with the most celebrated artists To prevent
children forming careless habits OF drawing,
they will be received Saturdays, at years
Of age and upward, for almost nothing.
Thorough instruction In every branch OF art,
from drawing of oil kinds TO portrait and
historical painting. Evening classes for la.
dies and gentlemen, Mondays and wednes.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-27

TuE NEW NoER NaHdad Erprcss is
evidently to continue the same bright,
well-cditcd, entertaining paper that it
was prior 10 the recent change in
management. 1t is also refreshing to
be assured that it enters upon its new
era equally as independent as before,
1t may have its preferences and preju-
dices like all therest of us, but is tied
up with no pledges, excepting TO do
the fair thing by its patrons. In
other words, it is not that hapless,
and hopeless and dismal thing known
to political nomenclature rs an or
gan"
The Washington critic., 1888-03-27
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

AGNEs MCCLELLAN, editor Of the
Segord (Neb.) Democrat, is but 10 years
old
Mn. JosErH W. HngNEI, the New York
banker, died worth $40 COO, 600, and leaves
four unmarried daughters.
a DosToN teacher told her class to write
n composition on the results of laainess.
One boy handed in blank sheet of
paper.
Mr.. AsToR has contributed S2l 900 10
Bishop Hare for the erection of me
morial church 10 the late Mrs Astor in
Sioux Falls
THE FIRST SECRETARY and several
attaches of the Corean Legation were
objects Of interest ON the New York Pro-
duce Exchange yesterday.
RoUNDTRp TICKETS 10 Baltimore, Nd.
by the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
March 80 and 81 and April /, good to re
turn until April . inclusive, at ~.
THEEEcErTIoN RECENTLY GIVEN by Min.
lister and Mrs. Lawton, at Vienna, was
attended by about three hundred persons,
many of whom were American soiourners
at the Austrian Capital.
SAMUEL n. BROOKS father Of Maxwell,
the condemned st. Eouis murderer sailed
from New York to-day for England, con
ildent in the belief that his SON S sentence
of death will be commuted to life impris-
onment.
FRED. HAYWARD, editor of the Denver
Republican,, who died on Sunday last, was
a bright newspaper man and a graduate
Of the Philadelphia Times. Recently he
published novel entitled "Mentomas, -
q psychological study that was very
tavorably received.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-27
PROVISIONS.

NnRCLE MARKET, CORNER VERMONT AVE.
~ AND l. 81. N. W..
1--WE thank the public for their liberal patron.
age during the last year, and will continue 20
furnish the best meats and provisions in the
market In this city, and by 30 doing will ex.
hhe Best Goods al the Lowest Prices. Mar
EetiIg delivered free.
s. L. WILLETT T. 8. Il. GWYNNR.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-27

he might be tempted to remain and
fight il out, but at his present time Of
life does gotcare to undertake so great
u role of reform Mr. Whites feel
ings upon this subject accord with
those of many others, but so long as
the House of Representatives remains
Of the mwicldy size it now is, com
mittec dcspotism is likely TO hold its
The Washington critic., 1888-03-27

THosE New YoRH Democrats who
try TO persuade themselves into the
belief that President Cleveland will
not be candidate for denomination
at st, Louis, are quietly feeling the
public pulse as to n boom for Secretary
Whitney. They assert that Whitney
is Cleyeland's choice as his successor,
and that the Empire state would re-
spond with u united front and over
whelming majority for the popular
Secretary of the Navy.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-27
FOR sALE-HousEs.

UOR SALE-CHIAP, NICE BROOM HOUSE
IL in good repair, with water and large lot
10 an alley; price S1,350. Apply to owner,
$50 10th 50 e.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-27

THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION of
Adams County, Pennsylvania, in ses.
sion at Gettysburg, yesterday adopted
a resolution indorsing Senator j. Don
aid Cameron as the unanimous choice
of the convention for the Presidential
nomination. There is no longer any
doubt about the Senator's boom; it
means business and has come to stay,
at least until the 10Th of June.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-27
WANTED HrlP-rewAle.

TBe fOiiOiDlno class OF fQdUerttsenlsnfs, such ds
Wants, FOf Scte or Reat. end similar anal
notices, four Tines or ktSs one time, % cents,
klrO NLlie 40 canfR. khIse illnle. 80 canis.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-27
"a 10 TnE ADVOCATES OF rR0HiBl.

tt5Ta,ro TnE ADyoGAIEs oF rEonlBl.
DAY OF MARCH, ~ s p m. Il public meet.
ing will be held nj Masonic temple, at which
several prominent speakers viii present their
objections 10 prohibition. After all the sta
tistiCs on the part of yourselves IL will give
us pleasure 10 dlsprove the same. Mr.. Gallus
Thomann oG New York city, whose long work
IN gathering statistics on many questions en-
titles him 10 n respectful hearing and his de-
ductions TO a careful consideration, will be
presented
If you desire light on this controversy we
hope TO see you there.
There Is another side 10 this question be-
sides yours, and, ever ono whose conscience
still enters into questions of this kind, will
want to weigh both sides. Ample oppor
tunity will be given to you to respond aud to
ply the statistician with questions, as well as
fair and impartial discussion
Friends and foes are alike welcome.
THE COMMITTEE.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-27

Mn. RANDALL takes the proper steps
TO solidify the Democratic party in his
favor by proposing to make whisky
$40, ,000,0 cheaper than it has been
for some time past.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-27

cnEF JtisTiCE WAITE.

From THE NATIONAL HOMEOPATHIC UOsrirNL
ASSOCIATION.
At u special meeting of tho National
Homeopathic Hospital Association, held in
the Office ofA. $. Pratt a. Sons. March 2B, W
1870 p m. Elias $. Hutchinson 10 the chair,
Jos VI. Wilson, secretary, the following reso'
luiions were unanimously adopted;
R,SOiggi. THAT in the departure from this
earthly life OF Chief Justice Morrison II.
Waite, fhe National Homeopathic Hospital
Association lnds itself under the shadow Of a
great bereavement. II mourns the loss Of its
honOred and beloved President, whose ster
ling worth, clear Judgment, serene wisdom
ana deep insight into the plans, purposes and
score Of the work Of the Association, made
his presence n power for good, an Inspiration
to continued and successful effort.
RSsOir'd, That the National Homeopathic
counsellor, and the cause Of homeopathy n
distinguished, earnest and practical adyo'
cate.
R,ioirCd, That these resolutions be in.
sCrihCd on the records Of the Association,
thai copy be Transmitted to the family Of
tribute of esteem, the chair appoint com
mittee Of five To represent this Association at
the funeral In the House of Representatives.
w.. SONS or JONADAB 49, GENERAL
w. Committees ladies and gcntlemon1
Of the Fair will meet Mt 81. GeOrae'S Hall,
80 11th ~ II W, WEDNESDAY, EVENING,
March %. 1ssS
yhr--,,A MEETING OF THE STOCKuOLD.
w. ers Of the Washington safe De
post COMPANY Of the District Of Columbia
Will be held ut the office OF the company, OlB
Penn. ave, on FRIDAY, April % 1SsS, for
the election Of Directors.
Polls open at ~ m. and close, at2 o'clock
y. N. SAM CROSS,
Secretary.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-27

THE llARBINGER-oF-SPRING crop ap.
pears to have been seriously injured
by the frost. VIII General Greely
please stir up the fire?
The Washington critic., 1888-03-27

BlsHor MERRILL OF The Methodist
Church asserts that "cvcry leading
newspaper has a known Catholic on
its staff" which isn't true, but if it
were, it would simply he a sign that
the Catholic bad better nose for
news than Il Methodist or any other
denomination.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-27
CRITICULAR.

I'm the Domestic Circle
~ attended the Women's Council this
morning, said Mrs. HenpecS last even
ing to her husband.
"Indeed2 What did you hear Of inter
est ?"
"a great deal, but one thing Mrs Cady
Stanton said struck me most
"What was that|'
"She said that foreign delegates in this
country would see family without
regularly ordained head. DO You believe
thatg'
Certainly, my DEAR a wldower's family
IS that kind"
She didn't deny the soft impeachment,
Congress can never get out Of gear as
long as the Ex-Governor Of Iowa is on
hand.
saloon. keeper wanted the motto
yesterday, To-day and Forever paint
ed, and when the painter presented the
work it read, Yesterday, Toddy and
Forever
A girl doesn't have to be violinist to
know what the bow arm is. p. S.-There
are more ways than one TO spell Roan Sow
Senator Allison can never be tit sue
cessor to Jim Blaine until he goes before
the people as Bill Allison,
TAKE THE Fast Express trains to Bali
more, Nd, from the handsome station of
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
\Round-trip tickets will be sold March 80
and 81 and April !, good 70 return until
Amil inclusive, at the low rate Of 81.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-27
foa SALE AND REM.

EOn RENT OR FOR SALE, on VERY REi.
II sonable terms, house S11 II 81 II e; g
story brick. mod inns, stable in rear. Apply
10 X WHITE, 624 st n W; can deal direct
with owner.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-27
A FARM AND HOTEL SITE FOR SALE.

l56 acres of land near Washington City.
ten minutes walk from Bladensburg or vii
sons Stations. A grand view of the city and
country can be had from its highest elevation,
titled by Prof. Fristoe of Columbian Univer-
sity, Is upon il, and its curative qualities are
pronounced of great benefit to the dyspepiic
sufferer. A splendid site for summer hotel,
and stock in hotel company there will be
taken for n portion of the purchase monny.
Price 5000 per acre for next 80 days. For
further particulars inquire of
J.. NJ. SAUNDERS & BRO,
11O9 II st m w
The Washington critic., 1888-03-27
PAWNBROKERS.

Burnstine Loan Office, ~
3GI Penn. Ave. ". w. - ~
Money loaned on Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds. Jewelry, Pistolr, Guns,
Ladies and Genilemen's Wearing A. parel.
Old Gold and Silver Bought
Upredeemed Pledges for sale.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-27

Mr.. WHITE, REPUBLICAN, Represen-
faliye in Congress from the Third
New York or Brooklyn district, an
nounces that he is not to be eandi-
date for reelection. He is unwilling
10 remain member Of body that is
so completely gagged by committee
rule. Were he twenty years younger
The Washington critic., 1888-03-27
~, ,LlFE INSURANCE AT ACTUAL COST.

W-1h
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 member Of middle age has
been less than twelve dollars year for each
thousand dollars of insurance.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-27
HOUsES FOR RENT.

REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT,
Safe as U. s. bonds per cent, payable
quarterly; in sums 500 to $1,000 small
premium charged.
LOANS
In sums to suit az @ per cent.
The above is only n small portion OF prop
erty on my books. For full list call at Office
for bulletins issued on 1st and 10th.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-27

lr THE MEMBERS Of the international
Council of Women will all settle right
here in the District Of Columbia and
become law.abiding ciNGlns, their
chief cause of complaint will be re-
moved; they will have just as much
of chance to vote rs the men have.
What 8 the use Of suffering when pain
can be cured so delightfully."-