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The Portland daily press., 1888-06-04
BiIiousness

is more general at this season than any other. rhe
bitter taste offensive BREATH coated tongue, sick
headache, drowsiness, dizziness and loss of appe-
tite make the victim miserable, and disagreeable
to others. Hoods Sarsaparilla combines the best
anti-bilous remedies of the vegetable kingdom, in
such proportion as to derive their best medicinal
effects with the least disturbance to the whole sys-
tenn. This preparation is SO well balanced in its
actions upon the alimentary canal, the liver, the
kidneys the stomach, the bowels and the circula-
tion of tie blood, that 1t brings about healthy
action of the entire human organism, restores the
appetite. and oyercomes that tired feeling. Try
1t this season.
al have taken not quite bottle of Hoods Sar-
saparillla, and must say it is one of the best med
clnes for giving an appetite and regulating the di-
gestiye organs, that ever heard OF. 1t did me a
great deal of good" MRS. N. A. STANLEY, Canas-
tota, n. Y.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggist. 81 six for So. Prepared only
by G. l. HOOD 4 CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-04
letter CARRIERS Report,

The following is the letter carriers report
far Mnr.
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-04
NEW ApvnnTIsEmENTs TODAY.

AMUSEMENTS.
Jubilee week-Gospel Mission. rlt
Base Ball.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Southern pine-Deering, Winslow & Co.
Bonds-Biddeford & Saco Railroad Co.
The Waldo-Little Cnebeague Island.
For sale Martin y Pennell phaeton
Annual meeting g-Poland Paper Co.
For sale-Horse, phaeton, harness.
To let Remington typewriter.
For sale-The Hyde property.
W. Il. Carruthers, B0ston-3.
Refrgera'ors-J. f. Merrill.
The Fryeburg House.
Millett, Evans & Co.
Rines Brolhers-2.
Tenement TO let.
House for sale.
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-04

EOk sALE.-HOrse Phaeton and harness.
Il seen A, q. SAWYERS stable, corner Federal
and Market streets. Al
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-04

EOR sALE-The Hyde Property No. 60
Il Bracket street, containing large lot over ten
thousand feet of land and two houses and stable;
room to build another house on the street and two
on tne paSSage-Way; a good investment. n. :,
GARDINER. No. 40 Exchange street al
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-04

EOB sALE-A very fine Martin & Pennell
IL phaeton, nearly new their best make En-
qulre at No 6 GAIT BLOCK, Commercial street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-12
The Fisheries Question.

SENATOR FRYEs IDEA OF THE POLICY THE NEXT
ADMINISTRATION SHOULD PURSUE
Lewiston. Me-, dispatch to the New York
Sun gives the following interview with Senator
Frye in regard to the fisheries dispute with
Canada:
II think the true policy to pursue touching
that question is to allow Canada to name the
privileges she shall enjoy in our ports. If she
wishes the right to tranship, she must concede
it to us. If she desires her fishermen to buy
supplies in our ports, she must extend the
same right to our fishermen in her ports. IL
she wishes to buy bait here, she must allow us
to do the same thing there. All this can be
easily provided for under existing laws This
Is no retaliation nor manifestation of an I'M
friendly spirit. 1t is simply allowing her to
measure her own privileges So far as the
making of any new treaty with Great Britain
is concerned the terms of the treaty sent to
the Senate last winter, the admissions of the
President and Secretary of State and the argu-
ments of the administration, members of Con-
gress and their votes, have made il almost i'm
possible to negotiate any new one that shall be
satisfactory. My impression is that We are not
going to have much more trouble about the
fisheries. Canada will now arrive deliberately
at the conclusion that We mean to deal fairly
and justly, and furthermore viii not allow our
fishermen to be outraged The tickle, uncer-
tain, and absurd attitudes of the present ad-
ministration have greatly encouraged Canada
in the course of the past proceedings. She
knows that now there viii be an entire change
Of policy"
sHow far did the fisheries question exert
any influence in the campaign"
Undoubtedly the attitude Of the admins
tration, so clearly favorable to England in al
most every regard, did have good deal Of eff
feet"
Senator Frye said that as far as he knew Gem
eral Harrison entered the presidency without
any political pledges to redeem. "But do not
see how he could resist the appointment, even
if he should desire to do 30, OF Mr.. Blaine as
Secretary Of State, il the latter's friends should
make the request"
''Do you think his friends will do that?"
''Fm sure don't know. see that have
been mentioned for Q Cabinet position. Such
q thought has never entered my mind. I re-
sirable"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-12

Mrs. Catherine Fox Jencken, formerly
known a. Katie Fox, win 60 upon the lecture
platform and expose the spiritulistic tricks,
formerly practiced by herself and sister.
Pottstown, Pa, Saturday night, Q row occurred
between Martin and Joseph Orendasc, in which
the former gashed the latter in the face with
. table knife, and Joseph retaliated with 9
Ratchet, INJECTING probably fatal wound on
his brothers head. Joseph was arrested.
physician, died yesterday afternoon from "a
overdose Of chloral taken TO produce sleep.
He was surgeon Of the homeopathic hospital
where he delivered clinical lectures.
A carriage containing Levi Overcash was
struck BY passenger train near Chambers-
burg, Pa, Saturday night Ia vehicle W.
demolished and 0veroash - badly injured
that he died yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-12

EscAPE OF THE CHINESE QuAzrxr.-The four
Chinamen who have been quartered in the
waiting room Of the Grand Trunk Station at
Niagara Falls, Ont, for the last four weeks,
and who we're prohibited by the Chinese exclu-
sion act and the United States customs authori-
ties rom entering the United States ct that
probably 81 this time in New York CITY. which
was their place Of destination. They did not,
. Tar - ID known, cross the river into the
states BY any Of the bridges ct Suspension
bridge or Niagara Falls, and Il il supposed that
they crossed the line and made their entry ct
Port Huron or Detroit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-12
THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT CoURT-yudge Cor.

CIKCUIT OOuRT-Judge Coz.
To-day, Tubevillis Co. agt Rosecrans: ten
days allowed to plead after filing bond. Bashor
d Co. agt Ayers; default Fitzgerald agt.
Ingersoll; order for commission to take testi-
mony. Reed agt. Gibbons; on trial.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Cor.
To-day, Botelor agt. Barber; vacation of
order dismissing cross bill ordered. Cooper
agt. Cooper; r. ID. de L. French admitted party
complainant pro confesso agt. John and Isaac
Cooper, Mills Dean appointed guardian ad
Item: Nelson agt. Prescott; pro confesso. Baker
agt. Baker; recession of order of the 10th.
Church agt. District of Columbia; preliminary
Injunction granted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-12

DISCHARGED FROM THE BROOKLYN NAVY
YARD.-A special to the Philadelphia Press
rom New York, November 10, says: During
the past four days more than 500 of the emer-
gency men who were taken on at the navy
yard few weeks before election, and whose
duties consisted for the most part in housing
coal and hauling timber for the new cruiser
Name, have been discharged, and 400 or 500
more Of them are to 60 in about q week. The
discharged men feel very bitter against the
Democratic managers, whom they accuse Of
breaking. their ante-election promises, which
they say held out the hope Of permanent EN-.
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Insulting the Grand Old Man.

AT Wolverhampton on Saturday, while Mr..
GLADSTONE was replying to addresses, he was
repeatedly interrupted, the disorder finally
eliminating in an uproar that compelled him
to abruptly close hisremarks. Great confusion
followed, the crowd making a rush and demol-
ishing the benches that separated the members
OF the press from the public. The stewards
guarded the private door by which Mr.. Glad
stone left the hall. The ex-premier proceeded
to the railway station, the platform of which
was closely guarded, and started for Oxford.
Az Snowfall the crowd groaned and hooted.
At bennington a former MAYOR of the town
welcomed Mr.. Gladstone At oxford the crowd,
which was composed largely of undergraduates,
groaned and hooted at Mr. Gladstone,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-12
LADIES' GOODS.

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR DESTROYED, LEAVING NO
Strace, by my electric needle process endorsed by
every prominent physician. Ten years. practice in
this city Electrical treatment for ladies and children
oclO-2m' MRS. DIR. GABRIEL. 1921 @ st. NV.
I AIDES RIDING HABITS COATS AND DRESSES
made IN the latest Partisan style by NJ A HOFF-
NAN, Al 9th st. NV. A perfect fit guaranteed
Prices moderate. Prompt attention to all orders
nIo-3t
MI RS. v. A. TRAVIS. MODESTO MAKES HAND
w some and stylish costumes at reasonable prices
Riding Habits and Evening Dresses a speciality 1908
+ ST. n1-12t' /.
- Wall Pockets Mats, ETC.. pretty, durable and cheap
New Frost Children, Scrap Pictures Gift Cards. Stud
les 70 Paint Gold Paint 0c.), japanese Goods. &c
JAY GOULD, 421 9th st. NV. Branch, BOB Pa. ave.
Sc. oc13-1m.
INOR THE LADIES-SEAL GARMENTS ALTERED
ana repaired; nuns TO order; carriage robes
paired. MRS r. NJ EVANS
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n6-10t esS 81. NV
1Is a1 ~. Mas ave- NV, 22r; s35. 900
Handsome double house. near Dupont Circle. 10000
Mass ave-, bat Thomas and Scott CIRCLES. $4,000
o and 1912 io e sUS bath 1883
Hst; bet 10th and 11th SITS NV, l2r..... 10000
III 18th Ct th5ee-stoIy brick, 7r and bath. 1000
Corcoran, bet 18th and 14th sta, Or cellar 1000
St e., pet 1st and I'd sta, 7r and bath. 1000
avs Spdcx near a4th an investment each
Lots e5 so and loo feet desp At bsr1sins LOW
we oner Tor sale an extensive list Of large and small
houses not included in the above also line building
lots IN the northwest and cheaper In all sections
OF the city Call e 3ur once and sxsmine our buietn
se29-3m- JOHN SHERMAN CO., 14O7 ct.
Tor sALE.,THREE-s STORY AND BASEMENT
pressbrick house. with all Of the modern improve
am ie n FOOD peishborhood, and in rstclsss
0uon. Apply at oI3 St NV. n3-1ms
Tor sALE:-A FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON =
Ist NV, between 9Th and 9TH sts, lot 2OxlOO;
Post0face IN Pension Building, which has become ca
Law, property in this location 10 specially desirable for
ofices and business purposes generally and must en-
nance rapidly in value. THOMAS A MITCHELL
oc4-2m 934 F st., RoOm4.
EOR SALE-NORTHWEsT CORNER PROPERTY.
Il 1913 N, corner 9th 81. lot 50x1OO side lawn
4IxlOO feet; trees shIubbery. flowers and fountains
mansard bay window, story, solid walnut trimmed
brick house On west half Of lot half Of lot vacant
Is IN every way desirable permanent home or in
vestment, being contiguous TO Mass and Vermont
owner. - -'N ''"A oAf'sA o agHss %
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PROFESSIONAL

PROFESSIONAL.
DR J. RIBIERE, VETERINARY SURGEON.
II has removed TO 319 Sd at. So
Orders can be left ut p. F1emming's, 428 9Th st.
NV. n5-Ims
NINE: BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Az LIFE All business confidential Ladies' and gen.
ueanen % cents each 4OS st. between eth and 9Th
81. NV se24-Sws
MAD. z ARDENNE. THE CELEBRATED PALM
ist ana Caarvoyant, can give you your exact life
Sox h an, no e ~. her stsIs their in null Tell.
hoT 70 win the one you love- All business condden-
ual ll12 g ST. NV Come and be convinced sci 2-2ms
DROP. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
,voyant Astroloser and Spiritual Medium Born
y Xsalsd RscoveH Lost Or stolen EropertE lind bid
3% n BEnm sspeT.sd sSsetnsr Give 1lcce
n nsusncss Cgres sici1ess dispPoinssd b. efforts
Mnse the %ost sisptic.l ss.ngsrs fle@ ether cties
only genuine clairyoyanf n this dty = 4e sqccssds
DO etttng1 Soc Life-readtn4 by mall on recoipt OF
q. Name, lock Of hsar. date Of birth Hours 10 &
se1-3m l21 9th n nv
II +. WALKER SONS, 2o4 10TH STREET n, "
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS
Tor sALE..A SOUND ROAM MARE: CAN PACE
Immediate purchaser Apply 7O7 18th st. e. 'nf3est!
house centrally located owner about 70 remove mo-
sr
EORsALE-CHEAP-TwO COUPELETTEs DREW
op VII sH0a
boarding horses pay expense for running stable In
i6 hands high; good driver, and excellent saddle
Efd ssr oee unable to match address no
hands years old Also extension top. 4-sest ear
18th st. n W. n1O-2t.
TNOR SALE
5. P HssSs on s1 s.. e Payment:
FOR sALE--CHEAP-THEC COMPLETE FIXTURES
Il Of drug store b. LEONARD, 4O7 AZ st. s.w
nor SALE-TwO FINE LANDAUS AND ONE
CouPelet; all in fine order; built by Henry Killam
nio-ss 10 seen at D0"he'' stables 10th and ''s
FOR sALE,A 7-oCTAvE UPRIGHT PIANO IN
ie ss5 q. nfs
NV. n9-3tf
FOR sALE-AN ELEGANT PARLoR ORGAN. AS
half T be h sa fs
to the Post-Oice Department, will sell my entire
viii an sdvsntaFs to ca as
must close out by that date.
~ ?S snS N y {Uo y Sla.
no5-1m Rear Of National Hotel.
FOR sALE-BEEoRE REMOVAL TO OUR NEW
discounts on our present stock Of upright pianos
spa il 9ase we
SHOW beautiful stock IN new style Of You
miss this grand chance.
THE PLANO EXCHANGE wARERooMs
ms 422 9th st.
FOR sALE-0NE OF THOSE WoRLD-RE-
faR Be Bought S at bargain for cash. at g. WILD
sAE AND
Fine Horse, Phaton and Harness. also, large stock Of
and Blankets For sale, hire or exchange; painting
and repairing promptly done. mol
1rst OF November will move into the four-story
9 Sao W Are s Prior to that
right Tal Pianos Partcularly in e1shangins viii
snd o@
go1d value for your old Piano and any balance be
warerooms Az 9TH st. we are sun o az cur
EOR sALE-yUsT ARRIVED FROM THE GREAT
Of trO % the poe One 81
one Dark 6 Gray Mare; can tTot mile to wagon in
f Knee action One Bay Horse, by Lghtwood; can
Chief Also, 20 head Of Driving and Saddle Horses;
oc56:4w JOHN SIMMONS, sl1 10Th st. NV.
NOR SALE-A BREWSTER BROUGHAM, POLE
- and shafts. Apply to PAYNE SONS, 25OS Penn
sylvania ave. ocl9-lms
EOR SALE-THE GREATEST BARGAIN EVER
- onered. One Superb New Upright, feet inches
high possessing rich tone, both mellow and of great
carrying power responsive touch extra finished case,
made by reliable frm and guaranteed for six years.
PRICE $685. WORTH $45O.
HUGO MORCH & CO.,
925 9TH st. n. w,
Sole Agents for the Unrivalled Sohmer Pianos
OO13-6m
ICOR SALE-SUN DIAL GAS HEATING STOVES.
= stove to heat small bed room bath ROOM for
- larger rooms in proportion r. G. CAMPBELL.
Oh IOth ST. NV oc12-1m
FOR SALE-PARTIEs IN NEED OF PINE OR OAK
4 t1l1ng should communicate with me before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as have secured large quantity
IN order to supply the demand promptly l.. *
CLARKE, Occoquan, Va. sea 3ms
EOR sALE.-THE otto" GAS ENGINE RE-
Quires no boiler avoids all expensive attendance:
no loss OF time no handling Of fuel Send for circular
and price list D. BALLAUF, Ag't, 73l 9TH st. Mo
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FOR RENToHOUSES.

EoR RENT-3IO L ST NV 7R AND BATH aos.
n o3O 10Th 81 ne. 7r and bath, go 30: both have
7th 81. NV NJ az
VSOR RENT-A NICE NEW BAY WINDOW BRICK
. rooms; large slds lot, S15; also, broom brick
$40; stable room II desired Apply 18th and = sts
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The ofRcers Of the Poughksepsie beidge claim
that Brodie jumped from The lower cantilever
cord Of the bridge snd not the TOP. II their
statemeu1s ere true Brodie has not beaten the
record e ths height from which he ju4ped
would b oily - 3ss4 q u test - hai -
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EOR .SALE-JUsT FINISHING A ROW OF 8
y handsome brick houses; rooms and bath each, on
otn st n e. bet. and NJ. These houses have pressed
eIcn fronts and all modern improyements; speaking
vii sell single houses for e. 500 each. or the row Of
SwORMSTEDT 4 BRADLEY,
nO-lU 0oT st n
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DENTISTRY.

nR r; J. HYATT, DENTIST, ST, CLOUD
Teeth without pain, with serated hypnotic which IL
sste, pleasant and e6ectual se22-sws
EREE DENTAL INFIRMARYl TEETH FILLED
II and Artificial Teeth inserted without charge ex-
cept cost Of material, at 1925 H St nW, DENTAL De-
partment of Columbian University, from ! to pm
open from October LIST to June 3Oth. se28-2m
nR STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 9TH ST, COR
- ner 4 NV Gold and Amalgnm FillingS . special
~. Pain prevented in extracfinr BY spplicafion 70
sp %SS ,chns teeth saved Eincil teeth fnssrtsd
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T. WALKER SONS, 2O4 10TH STREET n "
,vaa liza dsasass ohizsssI Hteh
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NOR RENT

Il 637 Pa. ave. 9. g., 5r.
and store. ............$6i
Store 1112 Conn. ave. 81
$40 r st. NV, 7r., mi. . 81
20l6 VT. ave-, Or. mi, 3.
800 81 st. me-, Or. %, 81
Oak ave-, Tacoma Park.2t
401 ID st. me-, 6r., mi. .2(
322 g st. s.e., Or. 1870
40 l. st. NV, 6r......15.3t
S1S 18th ne, Or, water. / :
81 18th st. me-, Oils
Office room rear 927 F. .2S
nS-1m SWORMSTED'
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REPUBLICAN, Gnrs RAr1Yr.-The Republican
girls Of Wilson College, at Chamberyburg, Pa,
Headed BY drum corps and carrying torches
and wearing appropriate costumes, they formed
. parade and, with hundred in line. marched
around the various college buildings. After
the parade meeting vas held IN the college
gymnasium 81 which speeches we're made and
Q poem vas read
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BOARDING.
PROPOSALS.

STEAM BOILERsoaARCHITECTs OFFICE .. s.
- CAPITOLt Nov. o, 1SS8.-Proposals will be re-
ceiyed at this Office until NOON SATURDAY, DE-
SEMBER FIkS0 1888. for sectional water-tube
steam Boilers for House wing. The right to reject
any and all bids is reserved Further information
may be obtained at this Office EDWARD CLARK,
ns.1012,14,16, 1921 20, 26,2s.3o
PR0P0SALs FOR CONSTRUCTING SCHOOL
4 CH0USE-OFF1CE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
~ o., WASHINGTON, d. c., November 8, 1S8S-Sealed
TSPSs1ls will be rsGeiysd Ct this Office until TWELXE
TENTH, 1888, for constructing q one-story one
E9om school House fronting Division street on Lots
forms OF proposals and specications together with
AZ necessary information, be Obtained upon ap-
Buldings Of the District Of Columbia and only bids
served 70 reac w 6e The sht i re
SAML e. WAEATLEY, CHAS w. RAYMOND. Com,
missioners, DC nS-5f
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No WARN AT RoAxoKE.-A special 10 the
New York World says that Saturday night at II
O'Clock the bottom Of the Roanoke, Va, water
works companys reservoir fell out The res
ervoir is on Mill mountain about two miles
south Of the city. It ID supposed that caverns
in the mountain side II the cause. The loss
viii probably amount TO el5,OO0.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
MEDICAL, &c.

T AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
experienced female hysician should consult Mrs.
d.; WILSON, 1105 Park Place n. e.. between and O
n1O-Rfs ~~-s'
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1917 Wylie st. me-, 6rs11
120S Wylie st. n. e. 5r. g. so
1877 By. st: n /, Or. $50
5I4 Marks Alleys. e. 5r9. 80
IL + st. Ter. Sc, Or. $50
2O23 Hutton CT NV. Ar. 8
Marks Alley, 4r.:...S.30
'129 Pierce st. n.w.5r. g.
1882 Miller's CT. Sc, 5r.S
SOB Callan st. me-, Or. :. 8
RI. 1910 / st. s.e., 3r. "A
Stable rear 915 / st.
Store 2200 18th, Is
h BRADLEY,927 Fn.w.
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EOR RENT-UNFURNIs
II 1914 Fst.nw Or. 25o
1902 st.n.w., 13r. .20C
l4O9 Mass. ave NV. GO. 81
1l16Vt ave NV, l5r. .I5C
1f2S Mass. ave, ar. .15C
113O Mass. ave. 11r. .12f
p u. NV. 12r........l2-
1125 10th st.n-w.,15r. IL.
16l42lst 81 NV. Tor. loo
1922 l. st.n.w., 11r...1OC
S22 18th st.n.w- 12r. loo
l724 Conn. ave, 11r. loo
zoe PA. ave, Tor. .91.61
lips i st.n.w. 3rs. .S3 q:
18th 81. n-w.nr.G15r. 80. 81
1904 Conn. ave. ] 1r....7.
1000 X st.n.w., 12r...5.
2023 o st.n.w., 11r.....7(
1872 Ost.n.w., l1r.....5l
BIZ 4 II. NV, 13r...,.6.
1924 18th st.n.w. Tor g.
l4l5 y 81. n. W., 11r. .6F
l5lg 10Th ST. n.w..10r. q!
1909 NJ st. NV, Or. ID!
20 n J. ave. s. e., 9rs. 81
ITO 18th st. NV. Or. 81
1914 Both st.n.w, 17r. 81
gale l4th st.n.w., Tor. AZ
l5O4 : st. n w., Or.
420 l4th st, Tor. Al. 81
4Oo 14th st. n. W. ,lOr. AZ
oo2 Maple av., lie Droit
Park, 7r.4(
5Of Maple av., lie Druit
Park.7r.,............4C
The above houses can
our office only. THO
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SPECIALITY IN BOOKBINDING-HARPE AND
~ Century Magazines bound for 65 and IS cents at
THE LfCETT BINDERY established in lS45), lOl2
"a ave. ALI work guaranteed. Send postal ja3
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TCOR SALE-A 7-OCTAvE UPRIGHT PIANO IN
perfect order for $75 cash; also, nice Buggy and
Harness for $35 cash. Call at once. 1742lS Eth st.
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nor SALE-TwO FINE LANDAUS AND ONE
Coupelet; all in fine order: built by Henry Killam
Co Can be seen at Downeys stables, 10th and sts
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Eok RENT-UNFURNIsHED.
sgs J, l 8 Nor o. 9sae nv.
2ios st. NV. Tor isS3 Z. so1h st st.
49, Gorcoran st. l3r. so Vt ave and NV 6r. 80
Mn Az NV TIA, 20 So Bound.vn 22 SO
2g NV 1T once e Ts 7 ~ s stS Il
LOG Indiana ave, Tor 40 Offce rs 1907 + ST. nw35
FURSisH ifI5eS' ''n'nr h'w'-'''
Conn. ave-. bet. and 8, Isr per year a. 500
VI ave- bet and L i5r;, stable, per year. 5000
w. ave-, near Iowa Circle, per month"; - 90
Ill, TYLER RUTHERFORD,
1 Hi-ini 1907 st. NV.
Tor RENTaUNFURNIsHED-
Ia46 i43o st. n s'.s5oo
lam zsh s9 l22s St n. e...........2O
~. y s...------.--.DU l4gI + st. Office room 10
1907 st.-..--. DO
FURNISHED
Gor 18th and .....3 300 X, bet. 18th and 9Th IT'S
g25 Farr.sut squar.. go st. near iotS
9ass av cl nr 4ih 3 q bet 9th and i0
Conn av near St EOS 81 ST. bet 18th saf S Il "
Conn., ave-, near Moo
oc25 i43S Penn n AVE-
VrOR RENT-A DESIRABLE HOUSE NEAR FAR.
FAR Tagu ao ssqnafs; $50 month Apply CHARLES
Ian-l. ooo I1.n ST. ocl2-2m
R mSiS tn6,x HOUSE AS st NV as
Vermont ave- oc31 onr
IrOR RENT : HOUsE-9O7 ST NV THRTF
stories, eight rooms. cellar gas, bath and ali M
N pertecs 3rde5i fr1nts south rent. $50. THOs T.
MAo1a NAN, vi. ST. NV oc1O-2m
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-12

ZOE KENT
ly2l 18th ST.. 3-story brick 14rs.. all mi a 90
13l2 street. 2-story and basement brick, 9rs.;
heated by furnace all m ................. As
i23 St sc. 3-story brick, 1Ors, all M. As
l1ll st. l-story frame, 4rs. 10
~ FURNISHED.
l3'3Q Vermont ave-, 3story brick, 15rs, completely
and handsomely furnished. heated by open re places
1893 CorcOran st, 2-story and basement brici,
rooms. completely furnished. ................. 20
10th St, opposite Hotel Arno, 3-story brick, IL
rooms, nicely furnished. 125
,o ". NJ PARKER,
nIO12t 141S + st.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-11-15
FOREIGN WHEAT.

Ths wheat question is being studied a
good deal now. Speculation in it has 5e-
core almost mania and people are buy
ing options who have heretofore siren
uousiy inreighed against If. The idea
prevails that the shortage OF the crops in
the Uuited States is bound to ircrease
prices. But there are other countries to
hear FROM. Official reports give the ex-
ports OF grain from all Russia from Jan.
l TO Sept. s as follows: The exports OF
wheat during the eight months squalei
90, $50, 425 bushels. against 29,008,957
bushels last year, making the quantity
this year probably the largest on record
for the same period. Wheat on passage
from India, Oct. II, estimated by Beer
tohm at 3,664,000 bu.. including , 500 coo
to the United Kingdom and 76S, 600 bush
els to the continent. One year ago the
quantity adoat from India was 1,S16 ,00C
bushels, com prising 1,56S,000 for the
United Kingdom ard 24s, goo for the con
ttinent