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Firing on a Steamer.
OYSTER pREDGlRs' GUNS TURNED ON THE col

OYSTER DREDGERs' GUNS TURNED ON THE COR
sICA.
Saturday evening about 7:30 o'clock, as the
steamer Corsica. of the Chester River Steam
boat company, was coming out eff Chester
river, on her way to Baltimore, she was fred
upon and struck number of times by oyster
dredgers lying inside the mouth of the river.
There was very large feet of dredgers at
anchor in the river, there was not wind
enough for them to work. There were about
eight or ten vessels, made fast alongside of
each other, with sails and lights all up. and
when the steamer passed them they began to
yell. One OF the passengers of the steamer
answered back. Then they began to fire.
Some fifteen or twenty shots were fired, and the
impressions of five or six buckshot can be seen
in the woodwork of the saloon Of the Corsica
and probably more are about her hull, but
darkness prevented closer examination last
night. There we're fifteen or twenty passen-
gers aboard the boat, who were greatly
alarmed while the firing was going on.
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A Proposed Floating Exposition.

From the New York Tribune.
German enterprise has at last awakened to a
scheme which sounds American in its original
ity. The export society has decided to build
the FLOATING Exhibition Palace of Germany"
having raised 5000, 900 marks for this purpose.
The plan is to beard the foreign industrial Hon
in his den, SO to speak, and to sail from port to
port showing the superiority of German wares.
international exhibitions" says the pros
pectus, do not occur often enough, and must
be supplemented in this way" The vessel is to
be called the Kaiser Wilhelm, and will be the
work Of German shipyards, and upon q scale
more magnificent than that Of any craft afoat
According to plans the ship will be 172 meters
long, 20 wide and IA high. 1t will have four
engines propelling as many screws. The
material will be principally German steel. The
cost OF a two years tour is estimated at
3,l5OOoO marks. The income from the rente
space-l,OO to ] 200 marks for each booth
and from sales will be, it is thought, at least
7,26O. 500 marks, leaving balance OF 4l10 OOO
or over 1000, 600 marks annually-a pretty sum
on the pages of the ledger. Emperor william
has promised his aid to the enterprise and it is
hoped that the vessel will sail from Hamburg
on her first voyage in the spring Of 1880.
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A Proposed Present to Mrs. Harrison.

Bangor Special to New York Sun
II movement now being agitated Is carried
out, and it doubtless will be, the next mistress
Of the White House will get present from
down east worth talking about. Over in OK
ford county, on the slopes of Mount Mica,
great many beautiful native gems are found,
and about two years ago there was picked up
there Q green tourmaline that is supposed 10
be the finest in the world. It is certainly the
best stone ever found on this continent, being
faultless, and Of 20 csrats weight, perfect EN-,
eralds of that size being unknown. II Il pro-
posed to raise fund for the purchase Of this
superb stone, and have 1t mounted, with other
native gems, in . bracelet TO be presented to
Mrs. Harrison as the gift of the sons of New
England. Stones like these would make dag
cling bracelet, being very brilliant and Of
beautiful colors.
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A WIAIx1Na. MArcH1N1 .oNpon-Franl Alher

the pedestrian, has agreed to compete in a
walking match in London next April. which
will be under the management of Billy O'Brien
Albert said it would be the last race he would
ever enter, and added, II will try to beat Lit
tlewood's record, although that will be hard
job" Geo. Littlewood (the champion), Rowell
and Herty will also take part. Billy O'Brien
says: 1T will be the greatest walking match
ever gotten up for the worlds championship
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Not His Last Wild CHARGE

From the Terre Haute Express.
A survivor of the famous Light Brigade" is
now plumber in indianapolis. He still knows
how to charge
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Shelf am sorry your sister is not here,
Mr.. Blunt"
Mr.. Blunt--''She didn't feel quite able. She
went to the cooking school this morning. and
you know, after the girls get through cooking,
they have to eat what they've made"
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WANTED.-HELP

R.., n .na 9sS lsS J. ExPEsr
WsS WEE. NONE, coos s3S 70 $40 CHAN
wssts R cSoS Il s Ss q
for rssponslSe position where thorOux6 st,el1-
Gs oesss g. 9sS ssS
WANTED-A FIRsT.ctAss BARsER. Apply
w immedba,siy ssa H THoMfsoNs, Monroe st.
W or nurse for children; mus be 4 GOOD seamstress
MD Wiling ss to dS some hight chamber work Address
WANTEp-A NEAT. COMPETENT WHITE WAIT.
ysru rsst' Apply at pm with reference e. lila
WAANTEp-A COMPETENT. COOK. ,ETrIrp
jefferson Place betlsth and 18th and NJ anu Sta Il.
WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE.
resrencesrsaured Apply Jog stay a. night s.y
WAtaNIIIEpDm.,A BOY IN PRINTING OFFICE: 81
FicE sar s ssPer'encs pay expected &C. JOB OF
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN IN SERIAL PITBI.TSH.
81 VIVA Sc end S
20 u IN .our weeks at canyassing among custom
sas s s II:
as s1od l sass. ST Two MMrs
E po:sD Sss GRe ssSIN good Waitress
WANTED! GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
nGns nights required Appy s Else AZ
WANTTEEp.oNLY TIRsT-cLAss COOKS, GEN
Sss;i s.
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO WASH FOR
1 tass' .aG ssn
w Maids, Nurses. Waiterssss Lsundress. Buffers.
' Ss,ss. Call Quick DICKS AGENCY eis 7ih'snV.
WANTED-Two YOUNG MEN TO SELL GOODS
month Cali ai7 AZ iss sna siGS
NJ ANTED-A GOOD WHITE COOK; PERMANENT
". and good home. with good wages to one coming
three adults. Cali at 1899, JEFFERSON Place ds-3t'
WANTED-A GOOD ENGRAvER, ONE WHO CAN
zSSR ss'Ss dss sSi
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK AND DO
OF this city Apply at Room ITO, Lehman building.
WANTED EMPLOYMENT BIZ:
and ssssss x f9 ns 81
WAnNSITTE;DIs-1M1IENN TO REPRESENT THE MOST
RsdE7 7.5 h!AsfEkDAi HATDEHxS' COS FL NV.
w NTED : HEADoUARTERs FOR COOKS
W and walters. 10 to 40 chsmbermaids, walters
kind: buffers, drivers j. B. BtRGEsS 3 co. 93e 7
St NV. d6-6ts
WANTED - TWO F1RST-CLASS CANvASsERS
W that know the city we'll good salary paid TO the
right ones; only frst-class need apply. Apply, at
once at Rooms and 2. GA F st. NV d6-6t
w AUTHORIZATIONS MAN LIVING OUT
w side leading cities to represent, in his locality,
Bo
n19,mtu-4w
WANTED AN ENERGETIC, TEMPERATE
w man to represent old house with . new line
OF goods salary and travelling expenses paid perma-
nent position to right party. RUSH Mfg. Co, Gin
cinnati, Ohio. d5-eolm
WANTED : LEARNERS FOR PROF. CHRISTI
W NER'S New international Tailor System of Dress
, ana Garment cutting with any inch rule and tape
or made one fitting required; the system taught by
Nine. s. j. MESSER, 1903 H st. NV. n3-2ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-10

II believe in preserving the unities," said
Brooklyn clubman. Il never get tight unless
wear my full-dres suit. "-NeW York Aorning
Journal
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A Mysterious Bombardment.

STONES THROWN AT A HOUSE At NIoHr-rHF
POLICE INVESTIGATE, BUT CANNOT EXPLAIN IT.
Since Thanksgiving day. or about that time.
the house of Mrs. Mary Shea. on Delaware ave-
nue., between and steets has been the OBJ
ject Of mysterious stone-throwing. which usu-
ally takes place at hight. Yesterday morning
about thirty missiles were found in the ward
The adjoining yard, AIR. John Donohue's, has
from time TO time received share of the mis-
slles. Saturday night Sergeant Falyey and two
Policemen undertook to investigate the affair
but did not succeed in solving the mystery.
They say they saw stones sail through the air
and strike the houses, but could not ascertain
where the missiles came from. About thirty
OF the mysterious missiles were found in the
yard yesterday morning.
The JEFFERSON ES6AsENESr.-In additio,
10 Mrs. John Drew and John Gilbert. Jos Jef-
ferson has IN the company with which he will
present The Rivals" at the National Theater
next week, Mr.. E. J. Buckley, clever Young
actor. who will take the important part OF
Capt. Absollts- Altogether the cast Of Sheri-
dams delightful comedy will be of a character
not likely to be witnessed again in this genera
ton. The sale Of seats for the engagement
begins Thursday at the National box Office
A DIVORCE CASE GOES TO THE UNITED STATES
SUPREME CoURT.-In the Court in General
Term this morning Chief Justice Bingham de-
hNered the opinion Of the court in the case Of
Mary L. Kinds against Warren Kinds affirming
the decree below granting a dover to Mrs
Hlnds and dlsmissiHg the defendants cross
BILL In the court below the decree was based
on the charge Of desertion. the charges of inf
deity not having been pressed There was
about $1,000 worth Of property in the wife's
name. and the court was asked to vest il in the
defendant, and this prayer being denied, appeal
Is taken to the Supreme Court of the United
States.
A GUN MAN" Standardization Pa, is
excited over the temperance Of an individual
known as the Gum Man." who attacks women
who happen to be ON the street after dark
Some years ago he created CONSERVATION in q
similar manner, but mysteriously disappeared.
and has just been seen again. He received his
novel name from the fact that his makeup
consisted Of gum boots reaching far above the
knees and a gum mask covering his face.
CoSGRKssnAS ScorT's STABLEs--Hon VIM.
/. Scott has sent his stable of two-year. Odds TO
Cape Charles TO winter. The youngsters are
Village Maid Iona, Chaos, Leighton, France,
Banquet, Paradox, Minnet and Martha by
Rayon dor; Forso, Ozone, Laura, and Rum
away by Algenne; Jewess by Colos, Maximus
by Reform, Index. Contee, and Zor by Kan
taxa. Mr.. Scott has added twelve very valua-
bic imported brood mares to the Algeria steed
farm, and they viii not be taken 10 Kentucky
this winter.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
cs st sis sS Se
and pm. It,
WANIED-AT HEADQUARTERs : POSITIONS
WANTED-BY TWO REsPECTABLE WHITE
w girls, situations one IS chambermaid and wait
Call at 81 Mass. ave.n.w. IT.
M ANTED-BY SETTLED WHITE WOMAN A
w, Place to COOK or to 90 general housewSrk in
ave- and Boundary extended. 1t.
WANTED : BY TWO RESPECTABLE COLORED
w give moderate security or loan; age SIS; .eompe:
With rS Office
WANTED--BY COMPETENT CoLORED wO-
W man. situation ss laundress in private fsmily;
1920 Marion st. NV, bet and q. VI II:
WANTED-BY FIRST CLASS (FRENCHJ BUT.
A AaaEss, I1 1aison Ess' cassrsi
NJ ANTED-sTTUATIoN BY A wHTTE WOMAN
st. NV. IT.
WANTRD-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL,
add1sss Can
WANTED-BY A REsPECTAgLE ,CoLoRED
girl PLACE as ehambermaid in frst-class private
s a o address 1857 given a1 psa's
WANTED-BY TWO COLoRED WOMEN, sITUA;
w tons one as good cook, the other as chsmbermaid
9th St. Sc. ~ ''''' '''' u ~ dio,at.
MANIFESTATION FOR /. 900 RELIABLE
cooks. maids waters, seamstresses, ho1semen,
selected F. NJ BURSHAM 65o Hsi NV. asst!
WANTED-A SITUATION BY LADY TO READ
wrter Address MISS RfpGwIY Star Once ds:gt
WANTED-KNOwN WHERE TO GET PROFESS
w sional and plain Cooks, Laundress, Maids Nurses,
va5s once as'aohed-at DICKS AGENCY ols 9TH NV
WANTED-BY A NORTH GERMAN LADY OF
w 20 position as ladys companion or assistant;
dress Dress REFINED HOME, Star ONCE ei' ss ds-st
WANTED i YOUNG MAN, EXPERIENCED
stenographer and type writer desires situation
good references. Address T. ID. p Star ONCE dS-3t'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL, STU
ati9n as ensmoermaid and seamstress Apply
NNANTED-BY A GERMAN GIRL PLACE AS
w sesmstress and chambermAld Address AGNES,
Star office. dS-3t
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, EMPLOYMENT IN
w some place Of business good penmsn; no o6tec-
Address re- $4,000 to i6o3 9th st. sw '' ' dsat'
WANTED = A SITUATION AS FIRsT-CLASs
w hotel Pastry Cook; city references given. Apply
or address As b st. me- dS-2t'
w capable man. situation as bookkeeper, salesman
in wholesale retail grocery business, retail gro
ey snd ntesrty I scass city eferegees Ey.n
required Address L. NJ. l., Star office. dS-3t'
XNANTED-A POSITION BY YOUNG MAN
agent and telegraph operator also clerk in superin.
tendents once stIenald REFERENCES from all PAST en-
NNANTED-JOHN F. BROWN is NOW LOCATED
w at 1873 st. NV, where he is prepared to fur
nsh families with good honest and reliable servants
good, perinsnent homes. 1925 p St NV. n24-im'
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LOST AND FOUND.

T .osT-A ME ZEN. BOOK FRIDAY AFTER.
turn same to Star Office. 1t
7 osT-IF THE YOUNG LADY WHO TOOK THE
wishes to escape criminal prosecution she will return
1t to the store She ID known. 1T
r osT-wILL PARTY WHO FOUND GREEN SILK
IL Purse in blue Belt Line car, near MARYLAND ave
SUNDAY, return It TO Disbursng Officer, Geological
Survey. and receive reward. it,
II Riggs Market, Red Leather Pocket book, con-
tanning small amount The finder will lie rewarded BY
leaving it at 1911 18th st. NV. IT.
EoUNp-lR0N.GRAY HORSE, DEC 5. II ST.
sw, prove property and pay charges. dlO-3t'
7 .osT.sATURDAY. DECEMBER s, BLUE BEL
~ ton Setter Dog, Ranger: twelve years old: tail has
ben spf M5eTal reTSrd by returning to ARTagR
STRAYED-FRoM 712 nth ST. n W sATUR-
Eday night small dark gray Horse, the property Of
Il. SMITH. The finder will be rewarded by returning
him to the above number. it
T osT-GOLD WATCH, WITH SHORT CHAIN AT
priced highly gift name Minnie LUZ on both cases
A LIBERAL reward If returned to l1o5 18th ST. NV.
I osT OF MIsLAID-TEN SHARES OF STOCK IN
bered IRON: 26yO to 2699, in the name OF DANIEL
HENNEsSY. Also ten shares numbered IA 06 10 AIS
in the name Of MORGAN aio1NERNEi. Application
I oST-DECEMBER 6, lssS, ,BLACk-AND.TAN
IL Dog name Nick had ON collfr and piece black
crepe, with tag No :64, Return $40 18th St n W.,
and get reward VI. A. BIlLKLEY. d7-3t'
I osT-,LARaE REL, IRISH sETTER DOG,
wsrded by returning him tn lSl2Is,. DIST
GJA REwARU-LosT on OR ABOUT OCTOBER
CIV 81 1883, Gold Hunting-case Watch. In
s. rlptlon on inside cap letter on the outside case
DETECTIVE AGENCY, sos Market Space d7-:,t'
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WANTED--HOUSES.

wv ED-IMMEDIATELY-TO RENT, IN GEN
w trail locality northwest cony enent to cars and
bercs ten twelve-room House, suitable for beard
ing. Address IMMEDIATE. Star Office. 1T
SxvANTED-TO RENT-BY 4 PHYSICIAN NTH
w grown family at ? reasonable rental good house
in vicinity of Mcpherson Square New fork ave
Congregational church. II house satisfactory and
desrabiy located would like to with privilege OF
buying at Investment prices. Address DOCTOR l."
Star Office. d1O-3t'
WANTED
w Houses of all grades to rent to customers More
callers than supply. Also houses to sell.
HEBRON kAMEY,
d7-1m 1907 st. n. W.
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FOR RENT-HALLS

For REST-Two r1xE SPACIOUS HArIs-sro.
. loss 81 ssers.shly ss..sd ~ ssea
ssS sss & Il & iS
lou o. nv nSSin
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A CHICKEN THIEF HELD FOB THE GRAND
JURY.-William Young the negro chicken thief
who robbed the hen-house of Mr. Alex. Nc
Kerrichar, near Glenwood cemetery, early Sat-
urday morning, as published in Saturdays
STAR, pleaded guilty in the Police Court this
morning to a charge of HOUSEKEEPING, and
was held in $500 bail for the action of the
grand iury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-10
FOR RENT--STABLES.

NoR RENT - TWO NEW BRICK sTABIEa, 40
Il commodities four hopss and thrss clFr1aecs; "a
Sllsy, rs.r q Hamilton Hossa AppH s4cs "a o.
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BOARDING.

1.-TWO GENTLEMEN OR TWO LADIES CAN OBJ
tain pleasant with good board, heat. gas and
bath; home comforts 81 week each, including board
31S q st NV, 1t
TJ,HE BERKSHIRE CAFE. 6l7 l4TH ST. NV,
Is prepared to furnish families with fried oysters
and salads for the holidays at short notice; turkeys
dressed and roasted to order. dS-3ts
DOARDING-lcI4 18TH ST, ABOVE K ST. !;
- handsomely furnished 'front.' room and alcove on
second floor, with board for two $50 per month; VIII
also rent psrlor. dS-:Sts
UAAO L ST. NV, NICELY FURNISHED
1VUO Rooms; sonthern exposure, 9veriookii,g
bread: every possible comfort assured ds-2t'
MIR. A. L. PETERSEN, OF THE HOTEL BUCK
U1 ingham, 9Th st., has opened branch establish
at 1017 Connecticut ave., where he 10 prepared
70 furnish elegsnt rooms en- suite or single and exce
lent table board d4-6t'
1903 Iowa
for enter$atnng hrstclass table and we'll ned
vants; terms moderate. nx6-1m
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A DESPERATE MAN TIRED OF LIFE.-Last
evening colored man attempted to get on the
nue., apparently for the sole purpose of being
killed by train, but was prevented by the
Waterman. He stated that he was out of work
and money, and would kill himself. He was
evidently insane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-10

LUX SAI4k-I TIE "UTIO" GAS ENGINE RI
quires no boiler: avoids all expensive attendance:
and price list. d. BALLACF, Ag't, 73l 7th st nj.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-06
NEW INDIA AND CHINA SILKS.

We have just opened an
elegant line Of New Spring
Silk Fabrics, embracing
Real India Silks, Silk Pom
gees, China Silks, Silk Cord
uroy, Striped, Checked and
Plaid Surahs, etc., in a va
riety Of handsome colorings
and effective combinations,
suitable for full dresses and
rich combination suits.
Striped Pongee Silks, only soc per yard.
Figured China Silks, admirable assortment
OF set figures, circles, fine stripes and floral
patterns, only 75c per yard.
Pin-striped Summer Silks, only 65c per yd
Black and. White Su rah Silks, In small
checks, plaids and fine stripes, very desirable
for second mourning wear, 85c, 9ic and 81
per yard.
In the new ground shades of Rainier. Harri
cot, Rouge, Dark Serpent, Dark Blouse, Girls
Russo, Tabac, Gobelin, New Olive and Hello.
trope, In handsome figures, designs, etc, only
S1.25 per yard.
More than 80 shades OF All-silk Rhadame.
only 81 per yard. This is much superior to
the quality. usually sold at this price, being
worth s1.14, and Is decided bargain at 81.
eBeautiful line. Of Fancy China Silks, at
S1.50. All the light ground shades, in va.
riety OF rich and attractive contrasting color.
ings.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-06
HIGH-CLASS WOOL FABRICS,

We have now on display
an elegant line of Paris
Combination Robes in all
the leading Partisan shad-
ings, such as Lucifer, Et-
rusque, Mahogany, Acajou,
Sandle, Madras, Serpent,
Rainier, Gobelin, Indian Red,
Cell D'Egypt, Hussar, Fou-
gere, Tan, Steel, Silver
Gray, China Blue, ETC., each
pattern accompanied with
sufficient fancy goods for
trimming purposes, embrac-
ing single and double fancy
striped, embroidered goods,
Persian stripes and side
bands. Prices range from
$40, $I2.so, SIS, $1S, $40,
S22.5o to SIS.
Superb assortment of shades IN 52lnch
Spring. weight Broadcloths, only $3.50 per
yard.
Fine grade French Broadoloths, In all the
latest spring shades, only $3.50 per yard.
Fine French Cashmeres, in all the newest
street and evening shades, superior quality
and one OF the seasons most popular fabrics
only zoe EACH
Printed All.wool Challes, the lightest oi
all light wool fabrics, and particularly suit
able for tea gowns. elegant wrappers and
evening dresses, attractive line OF designs
figures and floral patterns, only SOC per yard
! Elegant SILK and Wool Henrietta Cloths
This Is decidedly the most beautiful fabric
introduced this season, being the very height
OF textile refinement; varied line of new
shadessfor spring Of 1888, s125 per yard.
Complete stock OF All.wool Spring Dres
Goods, from 37Iac up.
Your inspection solicited,
The Washington critic., 1888-03-06
EAsrrn Novr1rIEs, &o.-oould's, l91 9th st
Nnlioe tn ihe Pnhlln.

The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com.
pany has been doing an extensive
business in this city for some time In the sale
of fine teas, coffees, sugars and baking
powders, and In order TO increase their busi.
ness and at the same time to please their Gus.
sentinF their numerous patrons with checks
in proportion 10 the amount of goods pur-
chased. and these checks are good for O pres
cnt In the shape Of glassware, crockerywarc,
etc, and they wish to notify the pnblio that
they will continue as heretofore by giving
away some article Of value TO every house
keeper or purchaser of goods In all their
stores and stands. Their customers and the
public will please take notice of this article.
NEWTON II BOWMAN Manager.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-06
Quiet samnIe ParIors.

One of the most quiet resorts for gen.
tlemen in the city where they can retire
and enjoy quietly between themselves a
little conviviality without the annoyance
of the uncouth element, is the headquar-
ters for the sale of that famous brand
popularity known TO thousands as the Old
Berkeley Rye Whisky, No. S18 + street
northwest. Tharp' representative liquor
establishment has a national reputation.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-06
Rudden,s InstaIiment Houses.

This Is tho pioneer installment establish
Inent Of the National Capital, centrally To-
west. Mr.. Ridden has lust received a large
invoice of spring goods, including Refriger-
ators Baby Carriages, &c. Also n full sup
ply of Furniture, Carpets, Stoves Oilcloths,
prices on the installment plan either weekly
ar monthly payments, TO suit his patrons.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-06

RuBBEn
Hot Water Bottles,
Excellent for the sick during the cold season.
RUBBER
Monitor Caters
and Arctos keep the feet warm while riding
or walking these cold days.
RUBBER
Overshoes and Boots,
Very best quality, sure to give satisfaction.
RUBBER
Gossamers and Clothing
Sorviceablc and good.
Secure something Of the kind to use in case
OF need.
GOODYEAR RUBBER Co.,
300 9th street n. w, near Pa. ave.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-06

This centrally.located and longestablished
restaurant, on the corner Of Seventh and ID
streets northwest, is one of the finest and best
conducted establishments in the city. II has
is % oysters which Is one e. of I the specaltes Of Of
this restaurant.
The oyster Is a favorite article of diet with
the great majority of American people, and
this restaurant has improved facilities fol
preparing the luscious bivalye that never falls
TO please the most fastidious connoisseur.
Meals Of every description, hot and cold
finest brands OF liquors and cigars dealt in.
Prompt service and courteous treatment
20 all who may favor this popular resort.
This Observation-Disclosures makes spec
charge
The Washington critic., 1888-03-06
French by Sound.

The French language, taught by the
author of the French system of sound,
will be novel feature and useful recrea-
ton at the school 723 Thirteenth street,
with Saturday matinees at 1880 q. m. for
children
The Washington critic., 1888-03-06
A Newsboy,s Lost Money.

Adolf Neubeck, newsboy at the cor.
ner of Fourteenth street and New York
avenue, lost his entire bank account
(Sl.50) Sunday morning, and if an honest
person picked 1t up, it will do boy q
great deal of good if he or she will leave
n at this office.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-06
Colnmbin Demooratic CIub.

The regular meeting of the Columbia
Democratic Club will be held tomorrow
Wednesday, evening at their rooms, 419
Tenth street northwest.