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The TIGER OF TIE BEACH.
The Destructive Force That Is Ever
Present to Bathers
MON ~ Nan Tort Sun.


From NE Vf3e York Sun.
The octopus, who turks in the coral
reefs or under the lodges, has only to
show himself to make a brave man
chill The iendish perseverance with
which the shark follows a ship day
after day melts ones nerves away.
There is death in the touch of the
stingaree-destrucion in the fall Of q
whales ilukes- eternity In the rush Of
breakers on rocky shore But the
grimness of all these is overshadowed
by the soft purring and gentle tapping
of the tiger Of the beach-the unseen
beast who gathers a dozen victims
where another claims one.
We stand here on the sandy shore
with the surf only knee high. The
sky Is clear, the sun shines brightly,
and there are q hundred people about
us. If one should predict danger he
would be ridiculed. What's that. The
sand suddenly cuts out from under our
feet, feeling as If somebody had pulled
at a rope we stood on. Was it a cave?
Did some one pull a stick away2 No.
IL was the soft, low growing of the
tiger Of the beach-a note Of warning.
II was the undertow. 1t startled you
Tor q moment, but you soon forget IL
and push forward into the surf. Now
you stand just right 10 get the shoulder
breakers as they roll In, and in the ex-
cittment you forget the cruel fanqs and
sharp claws waiting for you. The
shore is only few yards away. Men,
women and children are laughing; why
should you fear2
OF a sudden the water deepens. You
push back and jump the roller thunder
ing in, and now there is no sand for
your feet TO touch. The undertow has
been pulling, pushing and coaxing you
on, and now You can swim. You
are startled, but you see the shore Is
nigh. You strike out bravely, but
your legs feel as If weighted down.
The veXed waters beat you and keep
you short Of breath. You exert more
strength. You make a grand effort.
You are simply startled at the mysteri-
Gus something which has dragged you
out.
A.h.hl See his face blanehl See his
wild strokes. Look into his eyes and
read the horror they expressl The un.
dertow Is cold-cold as well as merci.
less. II has pulled him out and down
the coast foot by foot, until he suddenly
realizes that he Is drowned. If men
notice that he Is far out no one speaks
OF It, If they see him beating the water
they pass It by as sport The tiger Of
the beach has crept down among a hun.
dred people in open day to snatch a vic.
tim, and he accomplished t.
''IIelpl Helpp'
1t comes too late. Thelife. guards are
too far away. Even were they right
here they could not save him. He has
been looking death in the face for the
last two minutes, and.he was unnerved
before he cried out He cried out be.
cause men always do In their last mo.
ments, II they die like this. Terror has
blinded him. He does not see the people
running up and down the beach. Terror
has made him deaf. He does not hear
the shouts sent out 10 him To make a las
effort. Even as they shout he throws
up his hands, utters a long.drawn cry of
agony, and the spot where we last saw
his head Is now covered with foam. The
tiger has pulled him down.
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srrcIAr Nnrrcrs.

Ia GRAND BRIDGE CE ITERATION. or
MONDAY, AUGUST 25, near the lQql
oI tenns' .ronia avenue g. e. fhe paniie
arc fcsrcn nt'uIly notified that the progtahne
OF tnt celebration VIII comprise:
j. A MILITARY PARADE Starting ~ u
nue. l.I si reei a. s,2pps ips br5geS b59RsS wanna '''
9. SALUTE OF 76 GUNS az
p. u1.. rTCd utar the bridge.
s.. LITERARY ERCISES-trom 70 2
D. 40 grand stand near bridge, comptl-lng :
oleumc prayer by Rev Thomas Hughes ol
81 TIprcsa's church Anncostia; remarks by
Acting President Hine of the District Com
mission. Toem bv George Francis DdWsoui
crafiOn 10y Hon. Jonathan u. boWell, VI. q
hcnCdictiou bv Rev. James w. Clark, rector
UoUriate music, intersperscd, by the Marine
O. INSTRUMENTAL CONCRETE TO
1p. m by the Marine Band, led by Prof.
SOusa Choice and appropriate selections.
3 VOCAL CONCERT Of over 30 talented
chorus. conducted by J. Il. Hunter. letder OF
the Mozart Club, with organ accompaniment
8. GRAND REGATTA From to7 p. M.
comprising four Interesting events, in which
crack crews from the Columbia and Potomac
Athletic Clubs will participate.
q. ILLUMINATION OF DECORATED
BR1DGE-By calcium lights, grand and uu-
precedented display Of heavy bombs. rockets,
SC. and great bonfire display shortly after
D. m.
s. GRAND BARBECUE. az which three
magnificent oxen. weighing $500 pounds
roasted whole win be served from s. d. n
free 20 all our frierde on the grounds az end
Of bridge ON Apacostia side OF Eastern
Branch. The roasting can be seen from a.
By order Of
augg8-3t EN. COM. r.. w. CA.
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wants 10 BE Dive esd

Sarah Anna Brewer has lied a bin 70
divorce from Kinsey Brewer. The par
ties were married 10 this city by the
Rev Charles H. Hall In December
lsc2 Mrs. Brewer alleges that ia 1856 ,
her husband, on account OF intempeTat
habits, was discharged from the polio
force. He afterward obtained employ
ment as a street railway conductor, bu
was compelled TO relinguish his duie
from the same cause, and was unable %
procure another situation. He became
hOpelessly Incorporate, she says, and at
times has acted violently toward her
and threatened to take her life. He as
saulted and drove her from her home
in August, 1890. She also charges him
with unfaithfulness.
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Prize DriIl for a Plume.

The National Fencibles win give
tbsir Plume Drill" at the Market
ATmory al 8 o'clock tomorrow night
The winner Is entitled 10 a medal and a
black plume. Captain O'Brien, of the
Emmet Guards. will Dc one Of the
Judges. The FenCibles appeared this
afternoon in their green dress coats and
duck trousers, with the military con
tingent, taking part In the East Wash
ington Bridge celebration. and pre-
sented a fne appearance.
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Elieo

LANCASTER On August q 1890 at the
residence ol 1eE son-in law General vincent
u, :. A Ana Blair Lancaster. widow OF the
late Ben. Joseph b. Lancaster Of Florida,
In the 9ath year of her age.
Funeral services at 3 o'clock p. m, Tues
day. august e. frIm the residence, 1921 n
FOLEY ON sundag, August q, 1880. az
$50 O'Clock 3. ny, Patrick Foley, after a long
ana painful illness; aged g years
Notice QI funeral hereafter
lsTON.-At the residence Of her brother,
Lr- y J.. huih- : Navy, So Aileteenth
street northwest, August 28 1870, Mariana
Spencer huth Huston, only daughter uf the
late Rev John kalh.
MAYOR -0H sunday. August 20, I-a3, AZ
rs .. ms Guy % aged . wears, beloved son
uf William %. ana Mary NagI8r,
Funeral Monday, August @5, from parents
residence -4e5 High street, West Washing
ton, az 3 O'Clock Funeral private.
CLABk.-0n sunday, August a. $500 az
ber residence, ~ Florida avenue, Emily
Elizabeth vile of Cornelius p. Clark after
long and painful Illness
Notice uf funeral hereafter.
Alpieh yoausest son 81 John ana MaIy Ap-
pieh, aged months and days
CANT. T.-Dtparted this life August 2l 800.
a - m. Mrs. Elilor Cant, beloved wife gt
james eant ald grandmother ol OF Ella E.
Lucas iu her SD year.
KAISER - on Friday, August p. lsaJ
alice hirgiHIa4 intent daughter pf John 3.
and Marsared Kaiser, aged Z month aud -
days. Funeral private,
EANE--At Indian Orchard Mass. on Au-
Eu-t -. 1880 oven Kane the beloved father
Qf AIRS olIrQY and tla late Ars J. MlE-
Ply, AGED u years.
MCINTOSH AT a u- saturday, August
> lzsg, eay s., infant son 81 william IS lld
&. f., MeIuLlsl
OWEN IN Norwich, August 21 1s43. Mas
L. zaheih wright Owen. daughter ll the late
General wright
IOHLEEs- August % I5ll. az Z-4l a.
-. Mary Blanche, infant DAUGHTER 1t GEORGE
+ ana Kate Fields FllleIs
lltermaut private
ROBINSON Entered into TEST 1u August
& lraQ 20 ia m-. susan. beloved dalEi-
ter u Edward 3 ana tle la.e Maria kot.4
suE-
4kENIfI-ou RIidag, August 3 1slg. aL
b. u-s hfs a. IUeHlEL
IHteEueut at PHI. .ar eluLia
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Stirring Up the Koreans.

A letter recently published in the
Sunday Gazette and puTporting to be
from Z. II. Cummings, who went 10
Korea 10 assist In recognizing the
Korean Army, has created trouble at
the Korean Legation In this city. The
letter attacks DR.. Allen, late of the
Legation, and the present state Of affairs
in Korea. Mr. Ne Cha Yum, the sec
Tetary Of the Legation, was very angry
when he read the letter, and will eall
the attention Of Ye Wan Yong, who IS
at present acting as Minister 70 II.
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Ansr ID. HIass, -.

General Cadmus ]. Wilcox of Ala
bama is an applicant for appointment
as Commissioner 10 succeed Mr.. Hine.
A petition recommending his appoint
ment has been sigued by Chair
man ingalls, and a majority Of the Sen
ate and House District Committees, by
many Senators and about forty Repre-
EeutafiVes.
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FOR SALE HOUSES.

NOR SALEM ALEXANDRIA. GROOM
II frame house, Just finishing; uydralt iu
yard, lgt l9Lllli snug home; price, $50 Ap-
ply to ROBERT y, THOMAS, Room no. 3, 5i5
18Th So.
E'OR sALE-THREE OF THE CHEAPEST
il houses iu Washington 100, i15 and 40
lith 50 e; tWu-stgrY aud basement brown
stone trimmings, q rooms and baths gleg .1
bells and gasi price s. 50J each, So cash
balance % SUIT or trade for good I1ts
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M. A. DAUPHlN,
NEW ORLEANS. la.
Address Registered Letters containing cur
FellE tl
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANB.
New Orleans Ia.

REMEMBER llal the payment lf Prizes
Is GUARANTEED EE FuCR NATIONAL
BANKS 81 NeH Orleans ana tae tickets .ra
s.-Eza - tle President gf az Institution
whose chartered r.zals are recognized 30 lda
--zE COURTS. Therefore. beware ll Al f. .ll-
1-laqls O. anonymous schemes
REMEMBER than Tie present charter oE
me Louisiana state Lottery Co which tae
SUPREME lQlEI lE TaH lSITEu STATES
las decided ta Ha a CoNEHAgT ufh tHa
state 81 Louisiana and part 81 me Con--.t1-
Hlu lt the state DuEs ElT EEFIEE UNTIL
5ANlARF Il lsl5. Taa Lez.s arurs al L.l-
-.zla. which alial-lei 10 tae llta ~ July
q llls year has ordered ~ aMENDN Es,F
~ lae Constitution ll me State. la de saE-
u.l-el % -la Haa.a al 40 election b I-3s
HHlla ~. eazlE ne charter II the L0UIsI-
Ana LOTTERY lQHPAAF uu t1 me year
NINETEEN gSDHED AND .NLSEIEEN.
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A Congregational rnnnirr.

Representative Quinn Of New York
to-day introduced a resolution In the
House requesting the Committee on Ju-
dietary to inquire and report suitable
legislation TO prevent corporations from
employing detectives and armed men,
as was done at Albany recently.
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NICE IN RER GOLDEN HAIR.
NIghtcsps Get sudden Boom in old
Germany.

From TfIds SluiHgs.
Frauleln Elizabeth Never, a belle Of
Berlin, recently had an exciting ex.
perience. Upon rising betimes the
other morning from her blllowy couch
and upon unlooslng the coils of her
splendid hair preparatory to comblng
those golden tresses, lol there fell from
her ambrosial ringlets a shower Of mice.
IL seems that during the night a sa-
gacious old dame mouse, hunting about
for a habitadon, came upon Fraulein
Elizabeths inviting wealth Of soft hair
spread over the downey pillow.
Here" thought the wise rodent, SIS
a comfortable shelter for me aud mine. T"
So In erept Mistress Mouse and cud.
died herself up among the silky strands
OF hair. There were seven of them the
next morning, when, standing before
her mirror Fraulein Elizabeth Tudely
uncoiled her tresses, thus precipitatlng
the blue coated mother and her pink
skin progeny to the floor.
The parent mouse fed under bureau
and the six helpless babies lay rolling
and squirming upon the floor. In this
supreme crisis FTaulein Elizabeth 3
presence Of mind did not desert her.
Leaplng into a chair she screamed
Justify for help, and presently every
chair In the room had a woman on Il,
each In Mysteries
The dignified paterfamilias finally
made his appearance and removed the
frightful creatures that had caused all
the hubbub, but Fraulein Elizabeth was
sick abed for a week 10 consequence Of
this awful experience.
The local Journals got hold of this
story and told il eloquentlY, and now a
panic has come upon all the wOmenfolk
in Germany Nightcaps have suddenly
come into fashion again-nOt the pic
tuTesque, frilled affair we've seen in
prints, but a gTotesque fabrication Of
oiled skin, which Is said to be properly
cool for the head and at the same time
pTOOf against DTedatDry rodents
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FOR REST-HoUsEs.

AulcT-istIttitts hit4cT Hite ht04t folI siitc. ~
isss, 70 csnts J0r one tssrttOHi 81 ssllts l0T three,
TOR RENF-lsO4 L Still ROOMs.ALCO
il and bath room, mod. imps., and iu good
condition, baying been repapcrcd and new
bathtub and hNtures put iu.
No 1918 18th ST.; new bay-WiudoE brick,
~ rooms and bathroom, an in good order.
price, 300. possession given October Z.
Nos. ilt4 aud 1903 CurCUrau ST., 9 hand.
souely-fuished bay-Wiudow pressed brick
fronts Just completed, ~ rooms and bath
room; hardwood finished doors aud trim
muEs. beVclud glass minors; hsrdWOlt
man tglss Guameled tile heartLs and tac.uEs.
Apply TO JAMES C. sFHIG5. i4-4 y. q ave-
au1EatT
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T. UN P RE { EDENTED
ATTRACTION !
Over a Million
DISTRIBUTED
La. S. l..
Louisiana State Lottery Co,
Louisiana State Lottery Co.

Incorporated uy the Legislature for cduca-
tloual and charitable purposes, and Its fran
chise made a part Of the present state Cone
stitution, IN isT9, by an ovERwHELxrvs rorU-
LAR VOTE.
1s GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
INGS take place Semi-Annually June and
December, and ts GRAND SINGLE NUN
BER DRAWINGS take place 60 each OF the
other ten months in the year, and are an
drawn in public, at the Academy Of Music,
New Orleans, La.
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we do hereby certify that we supervise
the arrangements for all the Monthly and
scmiAnuual Drawings Of the Louisiana state
Lottery Co., and IN person manage and con-
troll the drawings themselves, and that tho
same are conducted with honesty fairness
and IN good faith toward an parties and we
authorize the company 70 use this certificate,
with fac SMILES Of our signatures attached,
Iu Its advertisements
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AppEoEsd Lhs AppEaIssmsnL.

President Harrison has approved the
apPTaisement Of s. 600 for the property
held by the Col0red Benevolent Society
and which wiz De used for the Z1ll0gi-
caI Park
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New Jersey HIdo aad seek

Fr0H ths PhaEtaHtl4 fHlss,
The fayoHte game iu New Jersey Ia
more senses than one centres about tue
mosquito. IL IS hide aud seek. The
SUMMER visitor furnishes the hide aud
The mosauIl0 seeks ~
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BSNoTTEg,EE.., 3, ,,.-,,, r. 49,. =. 600,

F1ag sNOTICE.
~ WASHINGTON, d. c, Aug. Is, 1890.
wishing 10 retire from active business
have this day sold all nv interest in the firm
Of b. X. Plain a Co. to Mr.. Lewis q. Tewks-
bury, Banker and Broker, of New York City.
The business hereafter will be conducted
in the name Of Lewis G.. Tewksbury 3 Co.
Mr.. ". y. Hibbs, who has been associated
with ne for the past eight years, continues
with the new firm and will remain IN charge
Of the washington office. Mr.. IIibbs needs
no recommendation. as bis integrity and abil.
ity are well known, but I take pleasure IN
recommending my successors to my patrons
and the public generally as being In all re-
spects worthy of their confidence and patron
age. B. X, PLAIN.
OUTOF.TOWN BUSINESS A SPECIALITY.
Lewis g. Tewksbury, W. d. Hibbs,
Banker, New York,
70 Broadway. chicago, washington,
81. - New st, Washington, ID. c.,
New YORK. Manager.
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.

- F1E CIrH RATES or any further IafoTma-
ti9u desired write lesibIy 30 The unaersi iguei,
clearly stating your residence, with state.
County, Street and Number. More rapid tel
turn ual delivery All. be assured by your
lnclqsiHs an envelope bearing your fun al
dress
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U0ININN ID EsrAIE.

DOR sALE-ABOUT 20 ACRES DA ID ST
~ extended. lu he Lal of tHa EeiIlg
tal aud soldiers E0Ua Railway. being a part
llf INVESTORS. EOr uart.l .ala. ur.-er ere
il1u.re ~ lhAFIN BROWN. ~ s-l We
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GEORGE W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer,
" 936 r street.

by virtue OF two deeds OF trust ono dated
August -, lSss, and the other July 20, 1859,
and duly recorded respectively in Hber No.
1879, folio f5G, et SEQ, and liber No 1907. folio
2sS et seq. " the land records Of the District
Of Columbia, and hy the written request OF
Iullc auction. I'M front Of the premises. on
TUESDAY, AUGUST %, 1890, at B O'Clock %.
M, Tot lettered "p' IN u Magruder's subdi-
vision of lots 10, IL i2 and i3 in square mum.
bcred one hundred and fftv.two u52 In the
city of Washington, y c., with the improve
mcnts.
Terms, One e.half cash. balance In one year,
with Interest at per cent uer anuuu ee-
cured by deed Of trust on property sold, or
gu cash az option Of purchaser Deposit OF
500 required az time Of sale. Conveyanclng
% eXpeusc Of purchaser Teims Of sale 20
be complied with within fen days
CHARLES r. FRASER,
JAMES FRASER,
au1teodEds Trustees.
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raE cNLY
Perfect Sg5Shtgis tor Mothers Mix
IhEaLuRBLE
H CHQLEEg fhFAHTgM $50 uEETHIKG.
ga.la.E lazluzlatal Faad o. . E5PEPTIcs4
coksuaP aPTIHESs cokHALEseEaTs
a APERFEcT HuTsIEsT aall saalias diseases
afQalREs aa s9akaa. kEEFs 4 Az eLlsATEs.
eEH1 o. aar baak "Tha care and Feeding q
~--a- iufanta. uaiied Tres g. aal aaaEaaz.
pQLlaEa-GQcpALE CO. HQa1ea. aAsz
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Donlt Yon KNOW

DO HI huu hHUW
that you cannot afford 10 neglect that
catarrh Don't you know that Il may lead
10 consumption, 10 insanity, 10 deah 2
Don't you know that IL can be easily cured ?
Don't you know that while the thousand
and one nOstrums you have tried have
utterly failed that DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy Is a certain cure IL has stood the
test Of years, and there are hundreds Of
thousands Of grateful men and women in
an parts Of the country who can testify TO
its efficacy. All druggists
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Lo.t ne PronsIIsr

BERLIN Aug 2j-The iron clad
Crown Prince Rudolph, having lost her
propeller. has been docked for repairs
at kieL
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~ FEET RELIEVED.
DIR WHITE,

h1aye FERT RELIEVED, DIR. WHITE,
- CafROpODIST,
l4i6 Penna, ave, opposite Willard's Hotel
Thousands from far and near visit Dr. whites
establishment for relief from and avoidance
Of Corns, bunious, diseased nails aud all
other foot troubles. Hours. n. m. 90 6 p. m
sundays Q 10 u. Office fee. 81 per visit for
putting the feet IN good order. Established,
lsG1.
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Natural History

Eflw % laVs hl-tl hrHrsa5
You nav ind hens in q hEuneTyi bul
don q look Tor bats in o battery.
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Important

All ordinary Letters containing Postal
Notes, Money Orders issued bg an Express
Companies oi NeR Tezk Exchange
aHEHessRl
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COmmIssIoNEE OF DEEDs.

- s. BUNDT, GOA + OF DEaD5 FOB All
eitT Han.
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Phenomena OF the season.

fhehomena OF the Season.
Her eyes are bright, her smile Is bland,
She walks IN beauty's pride,
The gfl who promeuades the sand,
Until her hair Is dried.
But she viii ne'eF be deemed a belle.
Nor will the youth admire
The maid who goes TO the hotel
Aud dries hers at the fire.
Boston Courier.
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6gs WASHINGTON sAFE DEPOSIT Co,
- 9iG and 9is Pennsylvania avenue.
sroRAeE DEPARTMENT..

Rooms Ere and burglar proof and all above
ground, particularly adapted for the storage
Of furniture, pictures, SC. au23lm
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struck It first CLIP.

From Puck.
Papa, are there lots Of lots out In
BOOmtOWng'
Yes, my boy millions Of 'em
"Bo0mt0Wn's something Of a lottery
then, amt it3'
You bet it is, said papa, feryently.
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WASTED-HELP

WANTED-HELP
AdrTttss1lsEfs 1aIsF IEE hs11 four Hr.ss lF
49, . aaEts ~ gHf HszT-ioHi 81 lsla flr .rss,
IA AhIEu-IA~U RANCE AGENTS EI
~ lle NATIONAL CAPITAL LEE As
>DlLAlluA. Extra good terms rl good u#
LtW lady aEtu-s can be employee. .H
Eali -lLaEs -lA ll tl1 company. Evan
hul4I li=u D ave. al
NATANTEp- WOMAN TO COOK WASH
~ and mon. references reulIraH ...
ll.lt CLERK once National Museum. FRA.
aud i0 p tuesday.
ANTED-A WHITE WuMANTO "H1s
~ wash aud rlu tar 5uaU fam. 3.
wages tl reliable woman IS H.-l good CHS r..
elsnses- Apl.I % l,l5 7 g ~
N ANTED-A GOOD SERVANT H.H
~ general luusEHuras must come al re.
quHeldad AEglg 20 E spruce ~ Ll
Fark .
NATAAIED-AT ls88 COECURAN -I a
~ woman flr general hol-eNora a--.#.a.
tH washing Is uule uted apply without -.t
tielellta must -4 tpla a nights
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LEE & SHEPARD,
PUBLISHERS,
BOSTON.
FOR SALE AND RENr.
DEAL EsTATE BULLETIN

Ia ny
THOMAS Z. WAGGAMAN. OH r street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
2sTORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOB
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LQh hENI-TNO BRAND NEW -IA-
room tIaua houses. l.-l and lrF lla-
.lli near churches and public gllal u
lLilLiosu. Inquire ut a, EEHaAND. ias ~
EL
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WILLIAM NAYsr
FRANK L. CALHOUN,
uH..rHH..#
annadNds

The above sale U.s. postponed TO WEnNES.
DAY, AUGJ ST 2I 1880 same hour aud place.
WIN. NAYSE.
f. L. CALHOUN,
auu12 dEds trustees.
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.MzZ74s4ue.eG3
oHsss>S
Commissioners,

We The undersigned banks and bankers
will pay an prizes drawn 60 the louisiana
state Lotteries which may be presented at
our counters:
r. VI. WALMsLEY, prcs't Ia. Nat. Bank.
p. LANAUy, Tres't state Nat. Bank.
A. BALDWIN, rrCst 81. q. Nat. Bank
CARL EOHN, Prcst Union Nat Bank.
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klSy| FORsBERG & MURRAY,
- Agents IN Washington for
THE WHITTIER ELEVATOR
OF Boston.
TIE BEST ELEVATOR IN THE WORLD,
over 40 have been put into the best build
ings In v ashington 10 the last two years by
US
Estimates promptly furnished. Also agents
for the WoTthinEton steam Pumping Machin-
sry. Also General Machiuists aud Engineers.
"A large stock of Engines and Boilers, Pumps
and Elevators on hand.
Warerooms from 1901 20 1905 seventh street
southwest.
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married auo Died
alarrieo

BARNEY BRODIE.-At the residence Of
NaTTen torbin, IN Grand Isle, W., saturday
August q leso. By Rev. S. j. Hedges, Charles
IL Barney ul Billings. Mon. and Mrs Ellen
e. Irgdle Of " Washington, ID, G.
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ne ate Them.

Employer (sternlyl-4ou said you
were going 10 a funeral yesterday, and
! hear you went ishing
CleTk-Wen, / buried the fishes
The daily critic., 1890-08-25
mes not OFsFsensitiFe.

From ne blfts Lh0Htl Mar,
To say that President Harrison enjoys
life IN the cottage by the sea is TO as
sume that he as a pachydeFm with a
sheetiT0u oyerCoat.
The daily critic., 1890-08-25

k1sfsTEMPoRARY OFFICE or THE
~ WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
1901 F street NV.
CAPITAL 81, ,0O0OOO
This company issues certificates OF deposit
bearing interest as follows. On all amounts
deposited for ninety days or more, but less
than six months, per cent. per anuum; 50
per cent on deposits for more than six
months, but less than a year and Z per cent
on deposits Of one year or longer
Secured investments for sale.
Money loaned,
". b. ROBIsON, Sec. B. II. WARNER, Pres.
DIRECTORS:
Charles b. Bailey, George p. schafer,
james l. Barbour, John a. Hamilton,
George IL BartOl, Thomas somerville,
Richard w. Clay, John a. SWOpe,
Horace s, Cummings, j. S. SWormstedt,
j. j. Darlington, Hattersley W, Talbot,
John joy Edison, George Truesdell,
Charles j. Faulkner, b. III. Warner,
Albert +. Fox, A. A. Wilson,
q. &. Green, J.. ID. Wine,
William b. GuTleY, s. w, Woodward,
John b. Laner Chas. Benz. Wilkinson,
A. s. WorthingtOn.
The daily critic., 1890-08-25

Alr above houses can be examined Hr uHr-
MID from llr office ONLY
THOMAS u FISHER & co..
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