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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-25
uamen se,nreI, nnrnra.

YEw Yonx, May 2t--Just before III
O'Clock fro broke out on the hfih floor
Of the rag shop Of Hugh McGinnis, In tho
rear Of building No. 80 Spring street. Ten
women were employed In the building
sorting rigs, and Of these seven made their
exit IN safety by way OF the stains. The
other three. Bridget o'Mara, Kate Sulli-
van and Mary Mccarthy. wcw not 20
fortunate. The OMAN woman sustained
nm injury Of three broken ribs. The widow
Sullivan and Mary McCntihi WIRE 20
vcrcly burned. Ms. sullivan y No badly
burned thai she will probably die. Tho
damage IA $4,000. 1I...
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-25

Oregon cost the Dwycr Brothers 81 900
nj Milton Ionng's yearling sale last TALL,
and he won $3.50 net for the brooklyn
stable on Tuesday by capturing the expec.
taiion stakcH ITO ~ a handcoulc, big, mo
ing.like chestnut that Is sure % win more
Garrison has como 10 DO an invctorato
and quito a heavy better. That is ono
reason why Mr.. llaegin, whose chief
jockey no ~, doesn't permit him 10 learn
any Of hls stable secrets. SO rumor about
the hotels and tracks has II, nj least.
A Louisville dispatch says The New
market lost s2,l70 on their ante.posl
Derby book Waddill 4 Burt posted the
ilst book on the derby that was made In
the country and by sending out their quo
taiions TO all tho large cities they advcr.
tied the event throughout the entire
country. Without exception derby books
have burned the fingers OF every one who
has made one. Had Galliict won they
would have made but $50. not enough by
half 10 pay for tho stationery, advertising
and clerical labor. Outside Of this horse,
no matter which one Of the starters had
won they would have lost money.
Mr.. Storm says that great four mile
rnce IL In contemplation this fall nj San
Francisco. Mr.. Storm has been asked 10
sound the opinion Of owners aud trainers
m Ia the probability Of getting good field
Of starters. Allcxponscs Of transportation
will he paid, and the $50, 900 hung up will
this time not DO hung up NJ high that the
owner Of the winner cannot reach II.
Both Mr.. Storm and Cyrus Holloway speak
very highly Of Mr.. 1hco. Winters two
year old brother 10 the Emperor Of Nor.
lolk. Mr.. Porter Ashe tried 10 buy him,
but Mr.. Winter wanted $4,000 for that
colt and half do1enl others. Mr.. Storm
Is Of opinion that Mr.. J. u. Ilnggin will
not retire from the turf until lao has
won the English Derby, and that may
fnla "A lnuO time
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-25

WELLINGTON, Ka., May PA cyclone
struck the town Of Argonia, few miles
west Of this city, about 0 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, cutting wide swath through
the thickesi settled portion Of the place
Among the buildings destroyed were the
Methodist church, Palace hotel and n
number Of stors aud dwellings. No Ia
talities are reported. but several persons
were severely injured by flying umbers
and debris.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-25
Csislv.sinr sorsnam.

From the Journal Of Agriculture
30 far as possible tho cultivation should
begin early. Even under favorable cir
cumstances sorghum plants make but slow
growth, and they need nh the encourage.
meut possible. II the soil has been well
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
CITY NEWS PARAGR Apis.

The FoundryChautauqu Circle elected X.
n. Filton president and Miss Carrie Porter
secretary aud treasurer last night.
Amos I. Bssel has had Colonel j. Il.
Wheatley arrested on the charge of threats.
The case will be heard on Tuesday.
No quorum was present at the Jockey
Club meeting last night and nothing was done
toward arranging the fall programme.
The special meeting of the West Washing
ton Citizens Association was postponed from
last night to the first Friday In October
Tho services of Harriet Daton, as cook at
the Washington Asylum, have been dispensed
with and Kate Bishop has been appointed in
her place.
The Brown Cardoza investigation was con-
tinued yesterday, Mr. Cardozas examination
occupying the entire session. The committee
continued its work to-day.
One OF w. II. Campbelps lumber teams
ran away in Anacostia yesterday and collided
with John +. Given's carriage and Mr.. Given
was thrown out and seriously injured.
-Ollieer Wall yesterday arrested William
+. Geyer, u carriage-maker, on a charge of
stealing Charles Baugh's carriage. There is
some controversy as to the vehicles owner
ship.
The Workingmen's Tariff Reform Clut
adopted constitution and bylaws last NIGH
and appointed Messrs. Oyster, Bell and Pom
eroy committee to arrange for public meet
ing.
The Washington Grueti Verein Cross-boN
Shooting Festival at Washington Park las
night was an entire success. The main inter
,st attached to the cross-bow shooting, which
was very interesting to novices
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
Grand Commandorv. u, o. q. G.

At special session of the Grand Comman-
derry, U. o. G. c., held last evening IN Scottish
Rite Hall, 1907 G street northwest the follow.
ing members were initiated into the degree OF
Past Noble Commander: Samnel j. Armstrong
and Francis Il. Park of Halcyon Commandery,
DIR. II. NJ. Bennett of Meridian and Dr. Z. f..
Goodel Of NATIONAL A committee of three
was appointed to'confer with joint commit
tee to be named by the several subordinate
Communicates for the purpose OF making ar.
rangements for holding fair for the benefit OF
the relief fund of the order. The Grand Com
mandery voted TO hold public meeting on a
grand scale in the early fall at which the SUI
preme Commander Of the order, VIM. ii. Sol
omon, esq. Of Boston, Mass, is TO be present
and make an address and which is to be pre-
ceeded by union meeting of the members oil
the order.
Grand Commander Ehle has offered prize
OF beautiful banner to the commandery re-
ceiving the largest number OF beneficial mem
| bers during the next six months; also prize
OF $50 to the individual member who shall
bring IN the largest number of applicants dur.
ing the same period.
e'proceedings''of the seventh annual ses
sion Of the Grand Commandery. 1888, have
been published under the direction OF TN
printing committee, from the press of r. 0
Poliinhon, who is a member Of Halcyon Com
mandery
National Commandery, No. 1885, has received
| applications from Samuel Il. Rabbit, Emma A.
Doyle and James o. Carter.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
WEST WASHINGTON.


The members OF the subcommittee on
streets and Railroads of the Georgetown
Citizens Association met last night az
Association Hall, To make report upon
tho matter of tho building of the George
town & Tcnlcytowu Railroad, but de-
cldcd thar rs the Commissioners had
granted a permit to the company, and all
the rights Of tho citizens had been pre-
served, that no further action was necessary,
and tho committee adjourned without dis
cussing the question
Tho boat Maryland, with 1000 bushels
Of corn and 400 bushels of wheat anu
the Seneca, with 1.S00 bushels Of wheat
and 100 barrels of flour, arrived to-day
consigned TO @. T. Dunlop. Wheat soid on
change AT .0S to S1.OO, and corn at DO
Tho policemen of the seventh precinct
are taking up subscription among theni-
selves for the benefit of the yellow lever
sufferers.
Temperature and condition of water q,
a. m. Great Falls, temperature, 90
condition, 90 receiving reservoir, iempcra-
turc, 60: condition at north connectlon'
10; condition at south CONNECTION, D as
trlbuting reservoir. temperature, 90 condi.
ton at influcnt gatehouse, IL condition AT
eflucnt gate-holse, 10.
Drovcrs' Rest, d. c., Sept. "a, iSs9.
2i1 cattle up and sold. Best 4 Id 10
1-2 good, TO Ia medium, IL to
common, 9 1-2 to . IL. sSS sheep and
lambs. Sheep, IL 10 3 1-2; lambs,
4 1-2 TO Ia; calves, 4 1-2 to 9. 81
cows and calves. 1000 to 5000 Market
htielr
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
The Snhnetzcnfest.

The large crowd that attended the
annual Schuetzcnfcst last evening wit
messed some very good prize shooting
and bowling. An unusually large num-
her of center shots were made at the
BULBS eye target. At the main target
there were some excellent scores. the
four highest out OF possible 100 be-
ing George j. ScuiTerlc 03; William
Fcndner, 50; John j. Appich, 50, and
Rudolph Hcurich. So.
The bowling alleys were the most
patrOnized, and the eXhilarating sport
was enjoyed by large number of dew
otees of the game. Prizes for the day
were awarded as follows: William Wit
meyer, first prize. SIS; Alex. Ebert, Sc
cond prize, SO; George j. Seuiferlc,
third prize, So l.. BuclIer, fourth prize,
case Of wine; Henry Nickel, fifth
prize, shaving box, and II. &. Schott,
sixth prize, S3 Mr. Schott also won u
special prize of Sl0 offered for the per-
son making the most ten-strilles He
made thirty-five.
Dancing was indulgcd in by the Ia
dies, and il was past the midnighG hour
before the festivities closed for the
day The fest continues to-day and to-
day. Owing to the rain, the continua-
tion Of the Fest has been postponed to
the first fair day.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
LAWYER RICKs' ANSWER.
He Denies That He Is Guilty of Unpro
fessiOnaI Conduct.


fessionnI Conduct.
James Kicks, the colorcd Police Court
attorney against whom Prosecutor Shil-
lington yesterday made charges of pro-
fcssional irrcgularity and contempt of
court in his cOnduct of certain cases in
that court, Sto-day filed his answer to
these charges He says that there is
nothing set forth in the petition amount
ing to either moral delinquency or pro-
tcssional misconduct" :" there is nothing
set forth in the petition, the act of the
respondent, amounting to Il contempt of
the court; the petitioner alleges nothing
committed by the respondent that this
court or the District Attorney has the
least thing to do with. II the contempt
consists in charging too small a fee he
must plead guilty, for he should have
charged $50 instead of S27.50 had he
written the letter. He continues:
Your respondent further asks that
rule issue against the said Joseph Shil-
ington, commanding him to appear and
show cause why he should not be rep
rimanded for conduct unbecoming mem
Der of this court toward another mem
ber, to wit l. Attempting to pry into
respondents business in connection with
this court g For filing petition in
this court against your respondent, ask
ing for rule against him when he must
have known that there was no ground
whatevc- for the same, except to create
sensation"
The answer is signed James NJ. Riclls
per attorneys Moss, Hewlett IL Cromwell
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
81. peter,s Church Fnir.

A large number of people attended
the St. Peters Church fair, which
opened last night in the parochial school
hall, on IL street, between Third and
Fourth streets southeast. The hall is
tastily decorated. There are nine
booths, and all seemed to be busy. The
Marine Band furnished music. Among
the articles to be voted for are two dia-
mond rings, three silver sets and two
gold watches. A silver model of the
White House, constructed of 1,506
pieces of silver and weighing 6l2 penny
weights, will be voted to the most popu-
lar presidential candidate. Voting be-
gins tonight. The fair is to raise a
fund for the rebuilding of the church.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
McPherson,s Hand Book.

''The 'Hand Book Of Politics for 1883;
Being Record Of Important Political
Action, Executive and Legislative, National
and State, from July 81, 1886, to August 81,
1885," by Hon. Edward Mcpherson, has just
been issued by james j. Chapman OF this city,
and will be found fully up to the standard OF
the authors previous valuable compilations
upon the same subject 1t is a book that no
public man, or politician, or any one desrouss
of keeping pace with the current history OF
the country can we'll be without. This is the
eleventh volume OF a series extending over a
period of twenty eight years.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
Robbed by Footpads.

Charles Blum, of the Marine Barracks,
has reported to the police that between
o and 10 p. m. on the night of the 9th
instant he was knocked down near Third
street and Pennsylvania avenue and
had q silver watch and chain taken from
him.
While Mrs. Annie Philpott was passing
Fourteenth street by the road leading
into the Monument grounds ut about q
o'clock on the evening of the goth u
negro stopped her and forcibly took her
satchel, containing money, from her.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
Burial Permits Issued.

Burial permits have been issued during
the past "a hours by the Health officer as
follows:
years: May Simpson, 4 days Edward
eedgwlclk, = 10 days: Elsie V. Crowder, Z
months Michael J. Nash, years; and the
following colored Mariah Williams, days
Mary T.. buchanan, 80 years Saml. Allen,
a. years Amio Johnson, 81 years Jas
Nailor, 30 years II. Stewart, l month ;
Qoln Queen, % years ChaS. ii. Thomas,
A. Vpars
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
EAST SIDE IMPROVEMENTS.
Conference of Citizens with the District
Commissioners.

A committee from the East Washing
ton Citizens Association, composed of
M. l. Weller and II. A. Lehman, laid be-
fore the Commissioners to-day rcsoluE
tions passed by that association advo-
eating two important East End improve
ments 1ilcsc improvements are the
improvements of Fifteenth street from
G to X streets, and the improvement Of
G street from G street to the Congress
ional Cemetery. The chief object of
the latter Improvement is TO have the
tracks of the Anacostia Railroad laid ont
G street TO the Congressional Cemetery.
The extension of the road has been
authorized by Congress- and together
with the other extension authorized, it
will give the road and its patrons an
interchange of tickets for fares on the
Washington IL Georgetown, the Belt
Line and the Metropolitan Roads. The
Improvement of Fifteenth street gives n
driveway nearly around the city.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
MANAGER Br,tton compiimented.

The twenty-hrst birthday of Mr.. Richard
Britton, the manager of Harris Biiou Theatre
Of this city, was celebrated in a most pleasant
manner at the home Of Manager p. Harris in
Baltimore last Sunday. He was the recipient
OF number Of exceedingly handsome pres-
ents. Mr.. Bitton Is IN the fourth year of Ms
career rs a manager and is now one Of the
youngest mon in that branch Of the business.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
Sentenced for InrcenY.

Lewis Frazier, colorcd, was tried in
the Police Court to-day on the charge
of stealing watch from Mary Whit
ing, Seventh and X streets, southwest.
He was sentenced TO six months in jail,
the severity of the sentence being due
u considerable extent, to Frazicr's
unblushmg perjury in the case.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
"Frank Leslie,-poubIe NUMBER

Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper"
out to-day, is handsome double number
with splendid illustrations of Augusta and the
New South; portraits of John IL. Innan, the
railroad magnate Editor Walsh of the Au-
gusta Chronicle, Congressman Mason and
Warner, Job A. Cooper, Republican candidate
for orGovernor Of Colorado, and ex-Congress-
man Patterson Democratic nominee, with
sketches by Frank Smyth.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
BUFFALO BJLI.
The wild West Loose In the GentIemcn's
Driving Park

Driving Park
From North and South, from West and
East, the very greatest and the least on
Yesterday turned out to sec the Wild West at
The e. ID. 2, They came by train and wagon
load they took the fields and took the road,
and everybody with a will went whoopng on
for buffalo Bill" 1t was show to stir
the soul, to make the spirit whirl and roll, TO
lift the shouts clean TO the skies in honor Of
the enterprise The cowboy band played
stirring airs, the Indians charged in squads
aud pairs, the scouts rode up and down the
line, the frontier girls were looking fine; then
IN came Bill, the great king b, wondroue
pleasing sight TO see, and all the ladies cried
out "Oh," and Major Burke turned on the
show. There's nothing like It meath the sun,
ing like 1t IN Us zest; II is tho wild aud woolly
West IL brings us all to Natures door, alike the
rich, alike the poor. To cure malaria, this
is best, one dose OF Buffalo Bill's Wild West.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
Marriage Iicenses.

Harrison Gallery and Mary DuclSins !;
Charles r. Mills and Marie j. Prande; Allen
NJ. Shepherd, Mount Sterling, H., and
Mrs. Mlda W. NJ. Wilibcrgcr, city; James
II. Williams and Jennie Willierson, Richmond,
Va William W. Wakefield and Adela r..
Niche, Richmond, Va. Davis b. Hudson
and Bculah V. Martin, Richmond, Va. ;
James d. Wall and Matte j. Brigstock,
Prince George County, Va.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
Small, Robber cs Reported.

Robberies have been reported as follows
Silver watch and chain, from John Wells,
912 18th street, n. %. box of water colors,
value $25, from Dr. Marmlon, HOS L
street, H. W. /; suit of clothes, from VIM.
Hughes, ZIG G. street, n. W. fifteen dol
lars from Frank Nolto, I'll Sth street S. G.
pair of pants, from James ii. Lconaids,
$50 18th street, II. W. Larccnies from the
person have been reported as follows
Pocbet-book and money, value S5.35, from
Barbara Scroggins, iii NOtth bpitol
street; coat and vest, from John II. 81
monds, on Pennsylvania avsnuc and 18th
street II. W., on the night of the 22d three
list street S. G., on Sunday night
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25

will find ~ TO their advantage to examine the
stocs of Furniture, Carpets and stoves that Is
offered for the next thirty days at % per cent
below regular prices, Mt the Mammoth Install
ment House Of John Rudden, $50 and O32 Sew.
enth street northwest. All ON small weekly or
monthly payments to suit purchasers. This OK.
cellent opportunity Is seldom offered TO buyers
on the !nstalmeut plan.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
1sinod for Unlicensed nnr.

Jno Campbell, who combines the business
Of grocer and saloonk"cprr at goth and
sircc's, was fined $lO5 I'm tho Police
Court today, for k eptng an unlicensed bar
4 rdrc " NcVlle was incd SlO5 by Judge
Miller Tor Keeping an unlicensed bar at
New Jersey avenue and X street :. c. An
appeal was taken.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
A Permit to Rebuild the Tower,

Building Inspector Entwisle this afternoon
Issued permit for the rebuilding Of the tower
and damaged walls Of the Church Of the Cove
nont The estimated cost of the reconstruc-
ton is $4,000. Hard brick laid in cement
will he substituted for the rubble walls. The
Building Inspector and Mr. Fleming will In
spect the present walls and determine what
portions Of them will be ordered down.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
Fred nonglas in Miehienn.

Cassapolls. Mich, sept. 25.-l'reG Douglas
and others addressed large Republican mcot-
lngs hero last night and a toroh.ght pro
c,sslon was led by tho late Democratic
Mayor OF DOwagla, a stove manufacturer,
who has come out for Harrison.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
wAnNEn's Log Cabin Remodies-old- fas

WARNER's Log Cabin Remedies-old- fash
Toned, simple compounds, used in the days of
our hardy forefathcrs are sold timers" but
sold reliable" They comprise "Sarsa-
parila," "llops and Buchu Remedy"
"Cough and Consumption Remedy" "Iair
Use, "Plas.ers," "Rosc Cream for Catarrh,
and silver Pills. They are put up by H. II.
Warner & Co., propnetors of Warmers Safe
Remedies, and promises tn equal the standard
value. Of those great preparations, All drug
gists keep them,
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
DEApY For INSPECTION.
sEAToN PERRY.

sEAToN PERRY,
Successor to Perry e Bro.)
AND NJ d6$PEEs d6S$SPPEGT2S STOCK SF is oF LARGE
NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER DRY GOODS
Of the Best Glass, Comprising Direct
IMPORTATIONS AND PERSONAL SELEC-
TIONS FROM FIRST II ANDS."
"ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES" IN PARIS
.1Lla ~ u.G0MBAEABIoM SUITS; 49,,
4olNoH slLH GoIoRs WAsP Al riESa,ErrAs' II ab ALL
4o-INCH ALL WOOL HENRIETTAs AND
SERGES IN BLACK AND ALL Cm0LoRS GO AT soc. soc;
4elN9H Al W99d S Ic ANH n 8LAcK
NEW 0INCH, ALL WOOL PLAIDS AT 75c.
81 AND S1.25
NEW 50.INCH HABIT CLOTHS AT s719c & 81.
NEW FRENCH BROAD CLOTHS IN ALL
SHADES AT 81 20, 81 90, 50 AND $3.50.
NEW PLAID AND STRIPED sAXoNY FLAN.
NELS IN GREAT VARIETY At 37zGc: NEW
NELs SAIL TIE NEW wEAYES''
IN BLACK AND CoLoRED SILKS
AT LOWEST PRICES;
FASLIIoNABLE SILK TEXTURE FOR THE
AUTUMN OF 1888, IN BLACK AND ALL
THE LATEST CoLORS, RANGING
FROM 81. 25 TO S1.75
SILK pLUSHES IN ALL SHADES AND QUAIL
ITIES. BLACK AND CoLoRED TRIMMING.
VELVETS, RANGING FROM 81 .25 TO
in BLACK AND NEW coLoRs,
FROM 20 TO % ms. WIDE,
RANGING FROM $3.50
~ So FEN AltD
"wEDDING ouTFITs"A A SPECIALITY. NEW
RANGING FROM 50 TO IS. NEW
PARIS AND BERLlN WRAPS.JACK-
ETS AND MODJ SKAS.
ESPECIAL BARGAIN" IN 6-BUTTON CHAAIOIS
GLOVES AT 81 PER PAIR
~" CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND
CORRECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner
Ninth street. Established 1910.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25

Mr Edward f. Droop has returned from a
visit OF several months to Europe. He Is the
picttre of health and has many interesting
warns To spin of his travels In Fatherland. Mrs
Droop will return In about month.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
Cla,monts TO stolen Goods,

Tho announcement of the discovery OF tho
Halborn Fence ON Second street has brought
peopie in crowds to identify property that
had been stolen. Goods were identified
by II. Hoff and by Howell & Murray,
and Knecsl.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
We Mnl,e No IdIo Bnnnts.

Bnt we do know that we can show the largest
line Of Suitlngs and TrOuserlngs In the city.
Pants TO order 81. EREMAN BROis
Tailoring Department, 7tb 81 L sts.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
PnstnnncA ny Knln.

On account of the rain the opening Of the
Tennis Tournament had 70 be postponed, af
well as to-day's ball game the Potomac's club
regatta and the continuation Of the Schuet2en.
Fan
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25

Ladies' Royal Kid Button, Common Sense
and Opera Toe,with PatentLeather Tips, $3.50.
GAnrRELL's, 300 Seventh street.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25

Lithograph Check Books made to order
Handsome designs. KETyAND, 1912 Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25

visiting Cards neatly engraved from your
plates at 10 cents per hundred. KERvAND 1912
Pennsylvania avenue
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25

Is Your Property Insured
Ifnot, consult GUILEY Bios, 1919 Il st. n. W,
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25

"AIderney UhIry WhgOhs,
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morn
per ID. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk. Sc per %. Cream. l5o o.per qt.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
p.rfoct,on and Uasurpassable

we claim in the varied stock in our Tailoring
Department. Suits 90 order, $40 and S25,
ElsEMAN Bros, 7th 4 Z,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
We NInnnfncfure


our own, and without hesitation We say the
best made Boys and Children's Clothing in
the city. School suits, S5
EIsEMAN BROS, 7th & e,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
"A1dernoy Dairy wagons."

Monograms and address dies stamped In
colors at low figures. KERyANDs, 1912 Penn
sylvania avenue.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
IL is the Rest.

TOT WHsHIHBIOH oPTIHE HHHIU
10 20 John II. Kelly, stalls 6lS, go and $50
Centre Market and 2O0 and 20S Northern LIB
erty. Corned beef a specially.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25

Ask for II. sohlitzs Milwaukee Lager Beer.
For sale by all leading houses.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
WASHINGTON CRITIC.
CITY SPECIALS.
Holel Lohnson. Europenl

Thirteenth and Il. Ladies and Gentlemen's
Cafe, 3ON1O0
For restaurant take the elevator.
New York and Norfolk oysters. game, etc,
High grades only Lifetime experience.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
nt
Honselkcepera

j. T. Dyer has removed his real estate Office to
1904 Il street northwest
The Washington critic., 1888-09-25
For washington Spring Lamb

willis Ice Co.'s Pcnobscot ice--red wagons