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R.nI i..inin Irnn.inr.-

Equitable land and Consiruclion Com-
pany TO lewellyn Price, 10, a, block |,
Of the ldlewild subdivision, llOx20O
feet; A 100.
David Walk and wife TO II. NJ. Hill,
l50x10 feet In the David Walk subdiyis.
zion; $50.
II. &. Swoop TO John Kennedy, lots ~
and 10 Of the Aydlotle aud swoopo sub.
division, l0OXl5O feet II 500.
George, Henry and Louis Kitiman Il
John &. Frick, onc-hali interest In lot on
the souiheas, corner OF Union aud shelby
streets, l7xl01 feet; $1,000.
W. ID. Bethel TO Jonah J. Nottc, lot 3
block II, OF the Claybrook subdivision
l5lxl7G feet; 81 800.
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Con. cameren,. cenal,len

LAScAsrrR, Ia, June 22.-Gen. Came
ron's condition this evening Is about the
same as during the day. lie has taken
no nourlshmcnt aud Is greatly troubled
with phlegm In the throat. which he Is
too weak 10 throw off. II Is probable that
ho will live through the night
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l,riulnnI Nanri.

Ella Saunders was fined $50 and given
six months for assault and battery.
Jonas Herring, for carrying q concealed
pistol, $50 and sixty days.
Sandy Carter made application for q
new trial, which was overrulcd, and he
was fined $50 and six months. lie prayed
an appeal.
The sentence OF Anderson Absence was
commutcd 10 eleven months in the work
house.
Calendar for Monday, June 2i-No. 10,
VIM. Banks; 1875, Lymus Wallace; IS, 10,
John and VIM. Rodgers; 90, Frank Will
son; SO, Peter Cowan and Chas. Young
g., West Buriord ct al.
For Tuesday. June 25-No. 03, B. A.
Rodgers 30. W. A. Gilchrist; 0. Charlie,
Thomas; &, Shed Hammond; l05, Ton
Jay; so, Calvin Mays; "a, Bonden q. Tate
For Wednesday, June 26-No. ]. 1872
Richard Wilson; ll6. ll5, Wash Marsh;
ia, John Bledsoc; n, Mamie liorroni
lis, Eddie llallings; D. WIN. Graves and
UNDERESTIMATE
For Thusday, June 2s-No. 40. Henry
Yates; III, Thomas HALEY; 1886 Charley
Dckerson; 1928 100, 100, Al Gillian; 1871,
Will Blair.
For Friday, June 27-No. l02, T. p
Ccle; 20, s. 4. Carter; 2l5. ]. +. Bentley;
235, Robt. Golsby; IA, Bob Wood.
For Saturday, June 29-Nos. 40, Al, ~,
~, jacob Sturla, 80, Margaret Saunders;
a. John Ringwald go, VIM. Conway;
22l, A. u. Carter: PSI, 232, q. q. Ben.
nett; 222. Butchers Hide Association; 22s
800, Lou Powers.
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To Washington in m Hours.

New York 10 hours, Boston 10 hours, by
Memphis x Charleston Railroad, only.
Double daily Pullman Sleepcrs via Lynch
burg 10 Washington. parlor ears and
slccpeis beyond.
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Chaucery sales.

Part Of 10, iG2, on the northeast corner
OF Third and Auction streets, IA by s.
feet. TO J. G. Mooney; $3.50.
Lot 5 Of the Barbins subdivision, 30 by
~ feet, TO John Brennan; S22j
Part Of lot $50 ON Jackson street, 81 by
l4Sl feet, to Fred MCGOWAN; Sl.l25.
Lot s OF the $. NJ. Gale subdivision OF
county lot SIS, to NJ. Mealcs $780,
A lot corner Of Auction street and Ra.
leigh road, 10 l.. Carlin; 5000.
Part OF lot 3S7, which was sold AZ the
property Of the Calvary Cemetery, ~ by
- feet. 10 the Calvary Cemetery Associa-
lion; $500.
Part Of lot I. block ~. on Pontotoc
street, TO Mary Jane TAYLOR; 500.
lot IS. in block o. Of tho compromise
addition known as the Ba,lurn. - 10y ll0
feet, on Exchange street. to II. g. War.
rincr. Jr., 500.
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LAToscA Umbrellas at Tlnycr's.
non,I Offerings.

WASHINGTON, June 22-1oday's offer
ings aggregated $3.50. 400, as follows Reg
islcred Il, 81. 200, at 100 ox.in,crcsl; regis,
tered as, Si27, 200. at 1884, All the offer
ings were accepted except the s., 200 regis.
tered ia
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THE COURTS.
Probate Court.

c. NJ. Stewart was appointed trustee for
the minor heirs OF Ii. A. Stewart, deceased,
TO collect policy from the Knights Of
Honor; bond, $4,000.
Divorces were granted by Judge Gallo
way, by interchange with Judge Estes, in
the following cases: Mary Childress vs.
Thomas Childress, for failure to support
and cruel treatment; Leon Parham, Sr.,
vs.. Celia Parham, williul and malicious
desertion, adultery and drunkenness; Ma,
tilda Pope VS.. John Pope, for cruel ant
inhnman treatment.
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cure evcy species " agonirinr humlliatlng Itch.
inf. hiccdinR, burning. enly. blutchy and pimpy
diseases NJ the kin SCALP and blood. with los, II
thyusls
Sold cvcywhcrc rricc CuucunA, aNg Soar.
gU RrsntvENf, w. Prepared b. the Form Dhug
ANn CLINICAL tnurln AtioN. n0,ion.
81 scud iut "liuW o. cum skin nlscakst" 90
naal. ID llln.lnIllnL and lnn lr-iImnnIlla
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Contractors.

Before purchasing paving brick see the
splendid stock the Bluff City Brick aud
Manufacturing Company have on hand.
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STARTLING EVIDENCE
OF the Cure oil Skin Diseases When All
Other Methods Pail.

fsorinss Years, obverinz face. head aud
entire body with W Ito 80 Tbs. skin rod.
itchy aud bleeding. lair all n ne.
spent Hundreds OF oilnrs. Pronounced
incurablc. Cured h. C,ticura Remedies.
Ny disease Tsorlasisl INT broke out on my left
check, spreading acfuss my nose. aud almost coy.
cfing my face. " ran Into my eyes. aud the ply.
sician was afraid ! would lose my cycsight alto
'thcf, II sprvad all Over my head, aud my hair all
lsll out. until I was entirely haldhoadcd, u then
broke ont ON my arms aud shoulders. until my
arms ucfc just one sorc. N CnNcrd my cntltc
body, my ihcg head aud shoulders being the
wort The white sgahs tell constantly irum my
head. shoulder aud aims the kin would thickeu
aud T. fcd aud very itchy, and would Cmck aud
hlcyd u scratched. After spending many hundreds
" dollars l was pronounced ipciublc. heard
pi the trTiCrnA hlNLniEs aud alter usiug two
bottles CvIiCrnA RrsolVlNt could sc a change
and after ] had taken four bottles ! was almost
Curd. aud when ! had u'cd ak bottles OF CVIt.
CrnA NrotNtNr aud one box 81 CtT1CvnA aud
one cake Of Ivucrm soar ! was ourrd Of the
dradful disease innm which bad suffered fut Eve
years thought the dtcnsc would leave very
deep scar, but the CrriCtnN Rvrntrs Currd u
without an, sgnrN cannot express with pcn
what suffered hciuV nsinE the CtuCrnA niuT
nns Thcy saved my lie. aud I feel u my duty 10
rccommen1 them. Ny hair l. rstnrrd hs eoOi a,
ever, and ~ q ms cyCsirht know II a number
~ difcrtnt prnons who have used the CtTittHA
RiatpiiS aud all have revived gt,at byncht irum
their uic Mns ROSA KELLY
Rockwell city. calhoun Co, Iowa.
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WEDDING presents at Thayer's.

MISSISSIPPI Diarrhma Cordial is no mere
palliator for the bowel disorders or tenn
porary relief OF the bowels, but II 10 a posi-
tive and permanent cure when used as
directed.
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OFFICES furnished with towel rack comb,
brush and clean towel every morning ioI
20 cents per week, by Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any Office.
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To-day

Go to Floyd & Moneys for dinner. All
the luxuries Of tho season. Dining.room
always cool, clean and pleasant.
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL. SUNDAY. JUNE %, 1889.
THE COSSITT LIBRARY.
INTERESTING MEETING OF THE
BOARD OF TRUSTEEs.

Various Committees Made Up. and
Work on the Institution to Begin at
once-The Entire Request to Go Into
the Building and Grounds.
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Naur own priee.

You can buy cheap now Of Herman
Crohn, the halter No. 3siI Main street.
opposite Gayoso Hotel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23

Full Dress Shirts specially. Finish
equal TO new. Memphis Steam Laundry,
pa Second street. branch Office. 81
Madison street
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Country Merchants WIN save Money
by ordering their goods from Goodman 4
Churchill. 81 Main st,cci, who sell the
cheapest and best goods In the ciiy for
eash. Give them a trial order, as price.
will talk
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Marriage Licenses.

William Askew TO Lucy Nicholson,
William Trot,er 10 Mary Todd, John
Jones 10 Susie Wilson. All colorcd.
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JARvbCoNgLiS MORTGAGE TRuT Con-
rANY, Room ., Cotton Exchange build
ing, make long time loans ON improved
city real estate. No DELAYS.
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Personal

HAVE Memphis Steam Laundry furnish
towel rack with equipments; 25c per week.
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INSURE your gln.houscs In the Citizens
Insurance company. No. i3 Madison street.
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Safety depends upon pure and unadultor-
ntcd food, therefore, In ordering Vinegar
be sure you get tho ozark" brand. which
is Endorsed by every large grocer in the
South,
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rim oily skin prcycnici b. Cun,rna soar
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29
EARLY MORNING NEWS.
Tribute to the IsraeIites.

Tribute to the Israelites.
Governor Seay Of Alabama, in q letter ac-
knowledging an invitation to attend the dedi-
cation of Jewish Synagogue In Birmingham,
Sunday last, wrote: "Your kind requt st that
should participate in the dedlcatory services
of the temple-Congregati Emanuel-is re-
spectfullY acknowledged My official duties
command my declination. The distinguishing
quality of Israel is cosmopolitan. The Israeli
ite is a citizen of the world. He is equally at
home in Solomon's porch or at the golden gate
OF the Occident. Not In any mountain nor In
city Is the only temple-whereeve is Israel
there is Emanuel. These characteristics are
consistent with lofty patriotism, and they
work pure religion"
Enriched by an Old Debt.
A Plymouth (Mass) special to the New York
World says: "Howard NJ Fay, peddler of
extracts, has received nearly $4,000 from the
estate of New Orleans business man, re-
Gently deceased TO whom his father lent
5000 thirty years ago, The debtors will
provided that the amount be repaid with COM
pound interest"
adMaking IA Lost Art.
The Minneapolis Market Record takes this
view of the -four market: "The market was
weak and Just how much IT was worth no.
body seemed to know. Flour was offered TO
New England people and TO New York people
and 10 folks In the interior. They wanted
none; in fact had some TO sell themselves.
They all know what they asked for flour when
people used IL; but since corn dodgers, buck
wheat slapjacks, smashed turnips and oat-
meal porridgo have been substituted for flour
bread-making has become a lost art aud -four
dealing an obsolete occupation.
Maine Hallway Seized.
Five miles Of track belonging TO the st.
Croix & Penobscot Railway, road which
runs from Calais, Me, to Princeton, Me-, has
been seized by Canadian customs officials. IL
appears that the railway crosses the boundary
AT Barring, and for i've miles is undoubtedly in
Canadian territory. Recently the line was en-
trely rettted with new ties, rails, fastenings,
ETC., and placed In thorougly tirst-class condi.
tion, the st. Croix & fenobscot Company hay
ing In view its sale TO the Grand Southern
Railway Company of Maine, represented by
Russell Sage and other well known capitalists
tue design bein0 to extend the Penobscot line
westerly TO Mattawamkeag, and connect
Herewith the Canadian Pacific Railway short
line and easterly along the coast Via Machial
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29
STROMTIA
Mineral Spring Water

This extraordinary understandable as
great natural remedial agent and, at the same
time when carbonated, a most delightful and
exhilaratlng beverage-was discovered In the
Centennial Year 1875, on the farm OF Mr. o. Z.
Macgill, In Baltimore County, situated on Green
Spring avenue, about Ave miles north of Druid
Hill Park, and one-quarter of a mile from
Strontia Spring station, on the Green Spring
Branch Of the Northern Central Railway. The
elevation Is nearly SeUen hundred feet above tide.
Strontia water. while possessing astonishing
curative properties, Is especially In its highly
effervescent state, q delightful and refreshing
beverage, promoting digestion, etc.
II will cure Gom and Rheumatism.
Is will relieve any disordered condition OF the
Ltyer Stomach and Bo,ceis. Did,thoed and Dys-
ettery.
1t will restore The Tone Of the Stomach and in
crease the appetite.
1t will be found OF great service In Scyofmlous
Affections and Weakness Of he Lunns.
In Offering this water TO the public the Com.
pany desires to call attention to the standing OF
the citizens who testify to its worth, not know
ing of another product which shows at home
higher testimonials Of excellence.
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PRoPOALs.

DRoPosALs FOR CONSTRUCTING SCHOOL
i HOUSE-Ufiioe Of the Commissioners,
Washington ID. c., January %, 1889. Scaled
proposals will be received at TINS Office until IL
O'Clock m, on MONDAY. February a, 1889, for
constructing two.story. cight-room School
house, fronting on 2Sth street, between NJ and
Olive streets, Georgetown,
Blank forms of proposals and specifications,
together with all necessary information can be
obtained. upon application 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 reserved to reject
any and all bids.
WIN. u. wBBB,
SAM'L Il. WHEATLEY,
CiIAS. w. RAYMOND,
Commissioners OF the ID. @.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29

Hon. A. G. RIDDLE, the attorney for
the District. is writer of novels as we'll
as very busy man in his chosen pro.
fossion. His last is "The Tory's Daugh.
ter, Romance of the Northwest, 1872
1873" OF this work q critic has said;
"Mr. Riddle has made indefatigable
efforts to weary his readers" and Mr..
Riddle pleasantly remarks that the critic
was kind enough not to say no had been
made weary by the reading. A pleasant
compliment like this is what encourages
an author, and Mr.. Riddle is serene.
The only way to determine what critic
knows in this instance is to read the
novel and find out just how tired It 'otu
make you, or won't, as the case may be.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29

NOWADAYS the average benedict is
so fond and so proud of his wife that he
never detracts from the splendors of her
appearance by being seen with her in
public. AS rule he goes with another
woman for the manifest purpose of
giving his wife an advantage.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29

should be. There is something in the
theory that the Lord is on the side Of the
biggest battalions and the heaviest arti-
lery at any rate it would be we'll enough
to accept that in the event of war with
lprmonv
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29
CRITICULAR.


The late Democratic disaster gives special
point to the following, which we have from an
authentic source:
Not long prior to his death, Sam. Bowles of
the Springfield Rspubtican, in company with
Murat Halstead and Henry Watterson, made
a visit to Stoddard Johnston at Frankfort Ky.
They were taking In the fine stock farms and
other attractive features OF that vicinity, when
one morning Mr.. Bowles was seated in large
easy chair, looking upon the blue grass and
rare forest trees in front Of Colonel John
ston's place. Halstead was in the library ex-
amining some manuscripts preserved by the
Johnston family from the last century, while
Watterson was walking restlessly between the
library and the hall, where Bowles was seated,
dilating In loud, shrill voice upon the po-
litical crimes of the day, the necessity for tariff
reform and the calamities generally for which
the Republicans were responsible.
'Look'ee here, Watterson," said Bowles,
without changing his position or turning his
eyes from the fair prospect in front, "you have
been trying for q long time to kill the Repub-
lican party, and you haven't succeeded. Shall
| tell you how to doits"
Watterson checked his nervous step, and
halted as nearly In front Of the Massachusetts
editor as the doorway would admit, and said:
"Yes, If you can tell me that, do SO for the
sake of humanity.'
sits simple enough" said Bowles, gravely
--''join it,"
Halstead dropped his manuscript and
laughed loud enough TO be heard the dis
tance of q block, while Johnston, In ap-
preciatve confusion, tapped his bell and
called for fresh mint.
This one did not come from the main Office
of any street railway company:
SONG OF THE sTREET-CAR CONDUCTOR.
No, / do not understand you
When the mules are going fast,
And can't turn back to land you
AT the crossing which is pass'd.
Yes, know it's quite pity
That you had so long ride,
But you do not know the CITY,
And you ought to hire guide.
The organ of the Dairyman's Association
should be called the Daily Chrnal.
The warm end of the promised cold wave
came into town last night.
We are having very A-Greelyable weather,
don't you thinkP
The President has commuted the sentence of
Banker j. d. Fish of New York, now in the
Auburn Penitentiary. AS usual, the President
pulls out the biggest Fish.
Mr.. Blaine visited the Capitol yesterday,
but did not go above the basement. II there
is one thing more than another Mr.. B. likes
to do 1t is to 'come in on the ground floor"
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29

ALL THE sTREET-oAR lines in New
York are tied up" by the Knights of
Labor, and now the people don't care
whether the conductors call out the
names of streets or not
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

vefsW, ALI. ALABAMA REPUBLICANS, RE
WNIss siding or temporarily stopping In the
city, are invited and requested TO meet at Room
b2. Corooran building, at o'clock y. m
WEDNESDAY, the Both inst. TO perfect an or
ganzation and arrange to participate IN the In
augural ceremonies on the dth of March,
X. A. MOSELY, JR.,
Chairman Republican state Ex. Com;
PHILIP JOSEPH,
CHARLES PELHAM.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29

In THE VIcE-P PRESIDENTS room at the
Capitol there Is n mirror which cost $40
in General Jackson's time, and over
which there was loud cry Of "Extrava
gance." Last week private individual
in the West End added to the furniture
of one of his apartments a mirror that
cost six hundred dollars--a mere baga-
telle.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29

WHEN the contracts for war vessels,
lately made by the Secretary of the Navy,
are all complied with, our representative
at sea will be much more formidable than
il has been, but nothing like what 1t
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29

HEREs GUESS at the new Cabinet :
Blaine, Alger Wanamaker, Allison,
Warner Miller, John Mason Brown,
Estee Of California.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29

IT Is A GOOD TIME for all leyel-headed French
men to pool their issues and unite in the petition,
God save the Repubic."-[N. Y. Tribune.
What's the matter with Boulanger
saving it?
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29

WASHINGTON SOCIETY is naturally curl.
Gus TO know what lady of the new court
viii aspire to Mrs. Whitney's place. 1t
will be no easy one TO fill,
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29

"BABY BUNTING" will have to pay
S45, 900 to his "Bunnie' after all X.
NJ Q.s come high.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29

Mr.. HALsTEAD, who made such
grave mistake in the Garfield campaign,
and who has been somewhat of crow
eater ever since, will now be very pic.
turesque as dincr-out with the incom-
ing administration. He has already In.
dicated a course for Mr.. Harrison, and
all the world knows he is well up in
courses from crow to champignons.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29

E'oR RENT-221O, 2212 and 2214 TWELFTH
II street northwest mod. imp, $3.50; 1905
9th st. n. w, o room brick $40. Thos G. Hen
sey 81 Co., 1900 Il st n. w.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29

WILL CONGRESSMAN BLoUNT please
state his objections to the Rock Creek
Park bill |?
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29
BOARDING..

ITO THE GOVT PRINTING OFFICE EN-.
j. .ployes: II you want q good sub .tantial
meal, or board by the day. week or month, go to
l.. MANGUM'S, 500 North Capitol street, at rea-
sonable prices
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29

SMALLPOX is PREVAILING seriously in
the Mississippi Valley and in the lake
region. 1t is scientifically accounted for
by the mildness Of the winter
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29

THE New York World stands faith.
fully by its Samoan correspondent in the
matter Of the eaSus belh. It's an ad-
mirable thing to be loya! to ones
family.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29

THE SENATE yesterday failed to decide
whether or net our representatives
abroad should be Ministers simply, or
Ambassadors and the discussion devel-
oped the fact that the Senator from Way
back is not entirely extinct There is
one of two things to do with our foreign
service-abolish it. or give it the dignity
borne by similar representatives of CO.
ordinate countries. We are judged as q
nation, not SO much by the ability of the
man-presuming that we send one who
will not 'hoodoo" us-who represents
us as by the rank and panoply with which
we surround him, and he should be so
entitled and emblazoned that those about
him should be overcome by his presence.
He will have to lay it all aside when he
comes home, but as long as he is in Rome
he should out-Roman the Romans.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29

WHAT EFFECT would war with Ger
many have upon the lager beer product
of this country? Wouldn't the American
citizen of German antecedents be at
lGger-heads with the Fatherland?
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29
MEDICAL CERTIFICATES.
From the President of the Board of
Health for the State of Maryland.

TowsoN, May 20, 1887.
o. p. MAoGILI, ESQ. Dear Slr:-1t gives me
great pleasure to state that was entirely re.
lieved OF Muscular Rheumatism Of sir months
staining by the free use OF your Strontia Water.
j suffered much pain and inability to use my
arms. tried a number of remedies without
effect. Noticing the excellent results In DR..
Chancellor's case, and having always high
opinion Of the water, used II, with the abo ve
result, and have had no return OF the Rheuma-
' JACKSON PIPER, NJ. D.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29
FOR sALE-mIscELLANEOUs.

EoR sALE-IMPoRTANT.
A number of Slightly Used ORGANS AND
PIANOS in perfect order, ut your own price.
Sold on So payments. Call and secure n bargain.
II. q. SMITH, 1125 Ponna. ave.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

EOR RENT-NINE-RooM BRICK HOUSE,
IL In frst-olass order, 719 North Carolina
avenue southeast large yard and pleasant
home, S30.50. GEO, r. HARDIN,
$40 Pa, ave. s.
E,OR RENT--wE HAVE STRUCK "BED
IL rock'-30 new brick houses, containing 4
rooms each, on I'd street, near NJ street south
west; only So each, including stable,
CIIAS E. BANES,
1908 L street northwest.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-29

The SENATE has decided to pension
the Florence Nightingale brigade of the
late war. Each surviving army nurse
is to have pension of S25 per month,
notwithstanding the fact that virtue is its
own reward