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RE SotLk fHo1O co mas appointed w H. yeer-
auG their sole agent Tor the District iarye line
O. rng;os can be found al veerhons picture store.
~ frlhs Nv LVshi. avenue, where orders Will be
liOLPlaF n.eI Asa for Catalogue ana Albums.
NeerIoa carries Iull line OF Etchings EngTav.
rs, Mt9,ypes, ChromOs, &C. NouldinVs for
JioeJ and E<21 Pennsylvania avenue ''A'
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Boys SCHOOL OvERcoArs, a andS5, strong and
warm, AT Barnum's
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Catarrh Cured.-A clergyman, after years of
suffering from that lOathSome disease, Catarrh and
va1nly trying every known remedy, at last found
recipe which completely cured and saved him from
death. ANY sufferer from this dreadful disease
sending self-addressed stamped envelope to Prof.
j. A. Lawrence, 80 Warren st., New York city, will
receive the recipe free OF charge. oc2O-s26t
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Talking About the Letter.
IT Is DISCUSSED IN ENGLAND AND COMMENTED ON
A SPEECH BY MK. THURMAN

1T IS DISCUSSED IN ENGLAND AND COMMENTED ON IN
SPEECH BY Mk. THURMAN.
London dispatches state that Minister Phelps
has had an interview with Lord Salisbury on the
subject OF Lord Sackville Vests letter; that Lord
Salisbury has sent Lord Sackviiie West several d.
rect dispatches On the subject, and that demands
FOR the latter5 recall are expected. No further
official statements on the subject have been made
by the State Department.
AT democratic demonstration at Lima Ohio
last night at which Speaker Carlisle and Judge
Thurman spoke, the latter discussed the Lord
Sackvllle West letter. He said IL was scheme OF
republican pOiitlcanS-he would not insult Ineu
OF standing In the party by charging IL to Them
scheme OF small republican poiiticians TO divert
attention from the main issues of the campaign
he said: "They want TO gid rio OF discussion OF
the tarin; they want to get rid Of discussion OF
the fisheries; they want 10 get rid OF the Chipse
invented new scheme which you may have seen
In the papers OF today" lie placed particular
emphasis upon the fact that these letters came
Out on the eve OF Mr.. Blaines Irish republican
meeting in New York.
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SHE SAYS SHE Is NOT GUfLrY.-In the Criminal
Court, Judge Montgomery, to-day, coOred
woman, Grace Smallwood, pleaded not guilty to an
Indictment for murder. She is charged with hav-
ing, on the I'd OF september, caused the death OF
her male infant by strangling it with piece OF
string.
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CARRIERS,
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH sr

I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH ST.
LADIES' CLOTH SUITING, pure wool, yard and o
half wide, cash value 75c., reduced to soc.
Present No. 5-palr OF Damask Towels worth 81.
ELEGANT ROYAL SERGE. pure wool, wide double
width, cash value o0c. reduced to 37bc
Damask Napkins. worth 7oc.
BLANKETS. finest quality. immense sze, extra
heavy, pure wool, 80, So. 81.
75c.
HENRIETTA CAsHMEREs extra wide. double
width pure wool, all coiors reduced cash price, 4Sc
Cash customers are requested to select one Of the
above presents with purchase Of &5. Ocl3
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Transfer of Real E.,a,e

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows
W. Mayse to Elizabeth DUNCAN, lots 21s. go.
222,, MoDtello; $50. B. r. Leighton ct al. trus-
tees, to Mary Coweil, lot 4. blk. n; $780, Execu-
tors OF ID. L. Morrison, subs SO and 10, 50. 524
$3.50 b. +. leighton ct al, trustees, to Emma
q. Manning, lots IL and Il, blk. 20, BrOokland:
Ss2a.
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IISsNAN BKUc, IL1 ana Z,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tallors.

as EVER OR $40 special made Overcoats lead:
III others Ia popularity.
EIsENAN BROS 9TH and Z
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EVERYTHING good can be had at FUssELLs Re
taurant, 1925 New York ave.
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OsK on the handSomest residences In our CITY
Win large grounds attached ls 70 be sold at tru.
les sale On Monday. October - al A 30 O'clock
ItiS property Is known as ll2o Vermont avenue
oetween and NJ streets northwest, the frontage.
u tne ground being l65 feet on the a-enue, aud
siie Alleys side and rear. II Is suitable for pri-
rato residence or would make a splendid site for a
A-lse motel or apartment house. For details, SOC
advertisement w
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Use Anchor brand Coffee and no OF

Sewing Machines repaired for 81 al your
house. send postal TO w. Funk, 1881 7th. Good
machines $40 All warranted. eO6
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. IHAr very desirable business property 11l7 9TH
s1reet northwest, Will be sold at auction on Mon
oy, octooer -, lssS, at 40 O'Clock D. na as Will
De seen ~ the advertisement elsewhere
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LOCAL MENTION.
NE sorLE PHoro CO. has nnnoin,oa w II uO

foI tne pistrei on eoiamnia. Maryland Delaware.
warmer, sogIheEly. vesrt2s 70 westerly winds.
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Use Browns Bronchial TrOches for
Coughs, Colds and all other Throat Troubles
"Pre-eminently the best."-Reu. Henry Ward
Beecher. eo3
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You NAY PAY $40 for Suit, and ours at SIS to
order Will compare fayorably.
EIsEMAN Bros, 9TH and E,
Manufacturing Clothiers and TailorS.
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BoYs' OvKRcoArs-Newest New York styles at
BarnUm'S
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Mrs. WinslOxv's Soothing Syrup Is q
good thing for cnildren, and the Grand Republic
C1garrOS and Buffos are good Tor smokers. Join
the procession and get UP near the music. Fol-
sale by all hrst-claSS dealers. Wholesale agents
LUCHS & BRO.
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SAVE your sight. Consult Hempler, corner, AZ.
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HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDS. one yard and q half
wide. pure wool; cash value Toe, reduced to soc
Present No. l-Eiesant Bridal Quilt worth 5 l.5O.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANktCS, lInnlellse size, extra
heavy slight imperfect, $3.50, IS, 81. "a
Present No. "A pair of pure wool double blankets
for the Baby, worth 81. so.
LADIES' BROADCLOTH. yard and half wide pure
WOOL all colors: cash value 81, reduced to 81 &c.
Present No. 3-One dozen pure Linen, nue quality
Damask Napkins, worth Il 80.
HENRlE1IA CASHMEkES all colors, nearly one
yard ana half wide. pure wool, finest quality cash
value IL. reduced to 81 nc.
Present No. 1.-Two pairs Damask Towels, worth a.
BED COMFORTS, large size extra heavy; S5c 81
$l25. 81. so, 81, $3.50
Cash customers select one of the abova valuable
presents with purchase Of So
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PKrcEs Tar Tn

We have placed on sale the following soods and cor
daily invite your fnsgectiop;
Accomplish assortment OF overcosts for Men rsns-
ing prices from % for good. strong overcosf ~
e25 for genuine Moniasnsc chinchiiis sssin-iinsd
one, worth eco.
fun line OF ovsrcosts for Boys from 20 ~ years
as prices ranging from LOO g. This 10 tho bsst
line we ever carried and De- beyond and all oompe
tition.
For Boys Ii 70 Is years NC have immense line of
overcosz prices ranging from % SO " as Thsss
must be % be appreciated
SUITS FOR MEN
Businsss Suits ~ o. so. $3.50. slo rs. e1a ai35o
and ti5 guaranteed " be th cheaper than thss
of house N the city isbreAsted ChinchillA
ssek Goats md yssss q $50 Sorth siz Prince AZ
els. ygrsh 80 frincs Albert suiss ~ eco. worth
sa9 Double brs.sssd el.ck bsosde.oth frock suits
breasted Blue FLANNEL Suits extra Ws-irnt Al ola
worth sis Pure "orssrd cork.crsw suat q $40.
SUITS FOR BOYS TO Il.
These we have 70 Tlcsse every one q % material
syls sna sensral make up. while prices fully
spird below those Of othess- Lots o. odd fahn snd
Vests cheap
OAK HALI.
ocSo Corner 10Th sud "a ~.
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X GoLDsCHMID intends the opening OF his extern
Slve and handsome emporium for the sale OF
IiouseIurnish1ng Goods, Fancy Goods, and Toys on
the ISL OF December, at Nos. 1907 and 1903 f
street, 10 be an event Ions remembered by the
unity housewives OF Wasi%igtOn. The souvenir
prices with which be VIII greet his patrons viii
prove pleasant Surp. Use 10 al.
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Phillips Digesttble Cocoa
Does not distress, and adds hesh and weight eo1
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FINE PosIRATA Kets Kemethy, 11o9 Pa ave.
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-, - entire furniture, carpets, &C., OF the La
letrs House, corner 10th and z streets northwest
Wiz De sold al auction Monday nornIng com,
.aoocIng az Az 0elock- see the adyertiseIaent
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The most trifing causes will often bring on q
cold, but Or. Bulls Cough syrup VIII cure 1t. 8
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h.Rs COLLECTION or TURKISH CARPETS AND
iCOs At ACCTIOS.--Ar. Downing has now on exhI-
htlOn an UNUSUALLY fne collection OF Turkish car
teIs- hugs ana EnlOrO,deries- The catalogue en-
blaceS abCnt thirty large carpets and a superb
.lHf 0i smaller rugs, both modern and Antique
-he safe viii take place on "Wednesday, Thursday
&ad friday OF next week In hts new art saIes
room. nth street and Pennsylvania avenue Which
]. claimed 70 De the finest this side OF New YORK
tor Particulars see advertisements
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BUSINESS Is Boon1so.

DixOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m
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A COMPLICATED LIQUOR CAsE-In the case of An
ton Heimnoefeg, charged VITA selling unnor uri1n-
Vut license, IN which case Judge Miller severely
occurred a coiored witness and accused him OF
committing perjury, the court some DAYS ago sus-
pended sentence on condition that the defends nt
MOula not thereafter sell liquor Dy the small Mr..
nellnhoeler tnen made charges against Oficer
haicihs, VINO TOOK an important part IN the prose-
Su'oi. AID lac oifcef was tred before the police
trial uoarf Wednesday. Among the witnesses
called against the officer was young woma a. Who
ills stated, testified that she had since the casf
VS. tired, sod liquor by che drinks These facts
were reported 10 Mr. Padgett, the prosecuting al.
torney, and that ofl1ctal asked Judge Miller this
/ morning Tor an attachment for Mr.. HefmhoeIer
/ ine aitaohment was issued, and II the safes re
ported are proven the ORIGINAL nentence az ~,
court 0lo5) wiz be enforced
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lie FOLLOWED WITH A pIsToL.--A young colored
man named Walter Bell got on an avenue car last
night near the corner Of ~ street, and the con-
ductor, sam. Burrows refused 10 accept a transfer
ior Iare, because AZ street Is beyond the transfer
Auht Tne negro insisted that the conductor
Nouiu nave 10 accept the transfer or nothing but
was elected from the car. AS he ran from the car
tne conductor saw him take a revolver from oae
pOcAeI ana put IL In another The man follow ed
the Car untn New Jersey avenue was rachel ana
shen arew the weapon from his pocket ana showed
nght, using threatening language. Ocicer Clemens
aIIestcd nlin ana TOOK the weapon from MIN. This
morning IN the Police Court the facts were adj
Lltted, and the court imposed a line Of x.O
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EPIPHANYs NEW REcToR.-Rey Randolph II
MshlH' OF Trinity church, New Orleans, has &C.
SS S tne can 10 the rectorship OF Epiphany
Christmas, ~10~'
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CHAurAU0uAx TEzr BooEs For
- PRl>SENT YlAR.
EhASKLIN IN FhAAcE fzr q HAL.
MN AND HEAsOkke or hAI.f CEN1Ukf
ADVANCE GUARD On WESTERN CIVILIZATION
kKEkisxn TIE ALAMO; 4ss,,,. Z Bat
ALVIN. bAllAk1IkE = syAA
s16.Rw,s-9n x2S 7th streel
RoR yIkyT-cI.Ass HEATING Stow RAx0a
= or LeeEoes q Low fssess e., q s,x,
xs&sssoss nnsu nspsissi JsoGVtiS. 49,
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II U.ts Ia. Nv. s.e. ar.
aila store..............si
.ul VI. ave. 6t. aa-I
sol ID 81 ne. Or. mi :
> ! stb 81 sc. 0r. les
3d. ctn Sc. t,r inI.lS.,
ss0N iltt. stor,.. 10 !.
~ g IT. sc. tir.......
.S24 q - Sc. 0r. -.
IS: 6lh sc. 5r........l5.
1881 Gd.aN I,.e.. or
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II 1884 Mass Av. f4rsie5 1910 ST NV, or eco. 80
As 9th ST NV. 12r = - iasl 9Th St a w-or 20 ~
laol a -. n. 13r-.. 2sl2 sth 81 or.
sos llth ST. NV llr II Cor. let and stss :,
Los st NV Tor .5a5s 400 4 St e. l.
elS ST IN. So 1882 5fh ST. ne, 81. 10 so
llou sth 81. a. Sr..- b 2S St NV. Or. 30
'O2B Boy ST NV. Tor. - 81 Del ave. 100. 10
Oc2s-3t' A. :. CAlwooD. 90 OH st n ".
VsoR RENT-I@20 lsTH ST NV. con rAINING
Il hardwood nIautels. central staircasc bali and all
mod inT. ROBIkT STEAD owner
oc2O-3ts sOO 81 n.
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Store and d'w'g 1902
Ia ave. .. W, Tor. .Sl.l(
Store 1927 ID st. NV Z
Store l.U0 Ia ave. n. W. /
Store and dwelling 1000
y. Cap. st. 6r. /.
store and cellar 2l:.6
18th NJ. n.w........:s1 Z
9Th q Pa-sv.. Room 3. a
Tie above Is only a por-
books. For full Inst cali
the LIST and 18th. Ioc.,t,l
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u>oR RENT-A NEAT SIX ROOM BRICK HOUaE
II Sis st. sc, Ii. 30 per ulonth, hey at sic Al-o
92l o II. NV IL rooms. 600 per mo. Owner at sis
9Th St NV. sey7-2aH
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Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists.
eo1y

81 Per Gallon, Csc. Quart Bottle. No. L
Rye Whiskey, best In the world for the money
orders by mail MCGEE's, 9th near St saw
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Ni~ 18Th ne. tir .sstef12
SO s2i LIST ne. ~ v ~
= l2iN Nyltert ne, ~ IA
~ lllS tungrs.-s st Ha 10
30 lsOs, NylIr a "a e 20 q -
30 l,.OSk MSil- II. n.t..a -
80 1879 rs. 81 ne. 81 81. 80
10 a. : 4. 1er. Sc. - q .ie
lo OO5 Callsn st ne, or -
81 AR 1910 81 Sc. ~ I
~ 49, Mil n IT. = q. a. -
DlN hhtllI.fh. %. nv
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THH GOLDEN CEOss.-At the meeting OF Meridian
tJinIlanlery No. IDS last evening, Mr. Joseph nd
-oSs AID Dr. Flora II. stanford were eiected 70
l'efnbers1tp Mrs Stanford WAS Initiated into
It!l faernocFsnlp Arrangements are being per
istel Tor series OF pubic meetings In tho inter-
~ OF the Golden Cross, anu the supreme COM
!ihdef OF the order, M W. "A. solomon, Of Boston
VA De present. Friday, the 9th or November mas
.-'en DESIGNATED as Golden Cross night Ut the
OsJo1 TesEp isTS' lair.
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Palace and New England Organs.
New styles. s. payments.
+. G. SMITH, 1925 Pa. ave.
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PASSENGERS FROM TIA SourH-Dr. srrafron re
PORTS the arrival or thefOllowing from the South.
J9Ea ;. Ellis, Newburn, n. G.; Miss J. X ZollDger
LOUISVILLE, n.y.; Clay Conrad and WIFE, Willaulston
~; X q. Batton and wife, Atlanta. Ga; p HoI,
ceia2n. vile and child, Ashvine, " C.: b. n.
Anaefs son and wife, Hickory, y. C.: &. ". FORD
FORT Royal. = C. There were twenty pass.n,
throCgn, including J. II. Wheeler and vie. from,
Camp Perry, bound FOR New Haven, Conn
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

TSOR RENT = VERMONT AVENUE NEAR n.
u rarity furnished Il desired. l2-rOOn house slight
advance Of rent IL Dnfurnishci viii rent only 10
reisble and yearly tenant. Box - ofice. c5 -
LNOR RENr-THAr vary DESIRABLE HOUSE
So 9Th st. Capitol Hill. Opposite Met preshyter-
ian church. brick house. stories; hey window, II
door. o. ats
I,oR RENT-No 63l EAST CAPITOL ST. A 3
story rick. with II rooms bath and cellar. fur
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CITY ITEMS.

Our Specially!
An Extra Heavy Canton Flannel Drawer, with
ciinched buttons and patent stays, reinforced IN
The seat; miracle OF strength and durability; for
o0c. FRANC, One Price, corner 9TH and ID streets.
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II 1911 Goth St; S55
1922 sunderland Place; eos
oc26-2w DULANf WHITING. 1920 4 st n. W.
IroR RENT-426 BOUNDARY \. W, SECOND
Il door from 9th facing L Droit Park. brick house.
rooms and bath. bay window. cellar. all mod ilnps
pApered throughout: go. Inquire AGO Boundary.
oc.5- ST.
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DENTISTRY.
PROPOSALS.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, U, 8. NATIONAL
kJMUSEUM, WASHINGTON, October 20, 1S8S.-Sealed
proposals will be received until TWELVE NJ, NOVEM-
Der THIRTEENTH, 1888, to furnish supplies to the
Smithsonian Institution and Y. s. National Museum
during the fiscal year ending June 80 1885, or until
lowing classes: Cases, Drawers ETC.. Chemicals and
Chemical Apparatus Glass, Hardware, Lumber Paints
OILS and Brushes Textiles Electrical Service Station.
cry, Food for Living Animals Washing of Towels, Mis-
ceIIaneous Supplies, and sale of Waste Materials.
Awards will be made only to established manufactur
to waive defects and to reject any all bids parts
OF bids Blank FORMS with specifications for propo-
sails and further desired by intending bid
ders will be furnished application ut this Office
o2O,25. 30,no3.6,1O S. r. LANGLEY, Secretary
STEAM BOILERS-ARCHITECT'S OFFICE u s.
~ CAPITOIt Nov. g. 1SSS.-Proposals will be re-
ce1ved at this office until NOON SATURDAY, DE-
CEMBER FIRST. 1888, for sectional water-tube
steam Boilers for House wing. The right to reject
may be obtained at this Ofioe. EDWARD CLARK,
s1tSsi! ! Z SsfRa:s1 .2sse.as.so
Of TaE sSfGNN23
D. C., Washington, d. c. November 5, l8SS-Sealed
Pr0Posas will be received at this office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK M, on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER FOUR.
TENTH, 1883, for constructing u one-story one
room school House. fronting Division street. on Lots
2O and 5I block 8, section 3. Burvlle, D. G. Blank
forms Of proposals and specications together with
Rncafion therefor at the office of the Inspector Of
Buildings Of the District of Columbia and only bids
upon these forms will be considered The right is
served to reject any all bids VIM b. WEBB
SAM,L T. WHEATLEY, CHAS W. RAYMOND, Com
Hlsslohers, DC nS-5t
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Trouble Among the knights.
CHICAGO DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION BITE
AGAINST PowDERLY.

CHICAGO DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION BrTrER
AGAINST PowDERLY.
A special dispatch to the Philadelphia Press
from Chicago, November 3, says: 1t is among
the possibilities that the coming session Of the
general assembly of the Knights Of Labor,
which meets in indianapolis next "Wednesday,
may be the last one held The fight in the
order, which has been so persistent by the
rebels, will be kept up, il being the intention
to give Powderly no quarter whatever. They
say they will not only drive him from power,
but purge his administration of everything bad
in ii, which means. according TO their way OF
reasoning il out that the way 20 do il is 10 kill
the old organization altogether and build q
new one on it's ruins. Tom Barry and W. Carl
ton are now gathering their forces and declare
they will have revenge. Chicago is the hot
bed of the rebels, and this city will be well
represented at the forthcoming session Every
possible influence will be brought TO bear on
the delegates, and while Powderly, of course,
will be reelected, if he will accept. the rebels
propose to SO fix il, il they can, that the place
will not even be offered him.
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- The Oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies'
Physician in the City,
can be consulted daily, 464 ST. between ~ and 9th
SITS. H.
Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consulta-
tQn strictly confidential Separate rooms for ladies.
Once always open. nS-6ts
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
Il Dr. BROTHERS Is the Oldest established advertise
Ing Ladies' Physician in this city. Ladies, you
confidently consult Dr. BROTHERS, 9O6 B ct. 9. W.
ladies', married or single. Forty years experienced
oc29-1ms
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
NJ or two OF DR.. BROTHERS. Inyg9rotins Cordial:
Will cure any case of nervous debility and loss Of
horsepower. 1t imparts vigor to the whole system.
Male or female 906 B st. s.w. oc29.1m'
W reliable Ladies' Physician. can be consulted daily
at her residence, 901 7 St. NV. Office hours from
to 9 p In. with Ladies only. jy1S-4ms
III s.w, appeared before and made oath that he Is
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this city,
and viii guarantee cure in all cases Of private diseases
OF men and furnish medicine, charge consulta-
ton and advice free at hour during the day Sub
scribed and sworn before me by DR. BROTHERS,
SAMUEL G. MILLS, Notary Public, in and for the
District Of Columbia, this third day Of July 1885.
nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
~ Standard Remedy for all blood diseases, causing
throat nasal skin troubles; urinary diseases cured
in forty eight hours. Price, SO per box
DR.. DODp'S NERvINE No. 2 permanently cures
natural weakness loss of vitality, nervous debility,
&c. Price, 81 Sent sealed by mail. For sale at
jy31 STANDIFORD'S, cor. 9th and NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

new S,r2em houses: hot and cold water; ga. &c.
sss s :na ssJ ssssr brick '...' rooms
a. nod ct in Ssn 3 g. Groom brick dwellings new
e g 4; .l.; ssgS% brick dwellings lot is
Just nnisshing row Of handsome brick house: 70
sa n t ii
sasl saNH e b.
ns.lo. ssShHss Sa IS ~ S SsS :, 4,
FOR sALE..9 LITTLE PALACES: NEW: MOD.
ss;S;s5 and $500 EIsssn. home 1871 snd
s:,sS9. s:ss: ;;S
nc h' sst sss I ISiss: Rssss A.. and
for exchange. Loans-large amounts . specially.
E 17Sl Mas. ave. NV, .s35 900
Handsome double house near Dupont Circle. $4,000
Mas: and ma sS sSSS
1 ave, bet. 14th and 18th, Tor and bath. 1000
ana M iss p r. 1888 1888
sns sTss az and sise
st n E.; bet LIST and I'd sts, 7r. and bath. 5000
ssfs 1s's
lots s5. go and loo feet deep Il Bargains. LOW
houses not included In the above. also line building
ots IN the northwest and cheaper in all sections
o q sfs ma do Gss
EOR sAIE.THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT
pressbri house, with all Of the modern improve
Ments in good neighborhood and in nrst-class con-
diton. Apply at S13 st. NV. nS-lms
FoR sALE-A FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON F
st n.w- between 9Th and 9TH sts., lot 2Ox1OO;
brick house, rooms. In view of the location Of the
Post.Ofice IN Pension Building, which has become
la% property in this location specially desirable for
0mces and business purposes generally, and must
nance rapidly in value. THOMAS A. MITCHELL,
oc4-2m 934 st., Room 4.
EfOR SALE-BARGAIN-2 BEAUTIFUL NEW
Il residences northwest near 10th ST. 3 story base.
ment, 10 rooms per cent net on investment prices
respectively $5,700 and &5, 800 each. OWNER ] 53S
flerce Place bet s and SITS. NV se21-2ms
NOR sALE-NORTHwEsT CORNER PROPERTY,
Il 1903 N, corner 9Th st. lot 5OxlOO; side lawn
411lO0 feet trees shIul1ery. flowers. and fountain
mansrd, bay window, Z story, solid walnut trimmed
brick house west half of lot half Of lot vacant
and well suited for four nice houses. This property
II IN every way desirable as permanent home in
vestment being contiguous to Mass. and Vermont
ayes, and Scott, Thomas, and Iowa Circles Apply to
OWNER oo2-Din
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