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against the passage OF the bill by Democratic votes.
lie had always been firm friend of the public school
syetem, but &c unwilling 10 carry the authority
OF this Government into the states, and make the
Government an educational Institution. Mr. Carlth
uien made constitutional argument against tie bill
continuing his attack upOn the bill, he said That
dead about lobbyists. The only lobby he had seen ut
this session Of Congress had been tho educational lobby,
composed OF the presidents Of the agricultural lnstt
tons. They had stood like sentinels at the door OF
The Committee Educaton and the proceedings OF that
committee had been intericrd with by impcrtinent
the halls Of the Capitol What did they propose to do
If Congress gave them this money! wonld they throw
wide open their institutions for any poor boy 70 enter
no There wa, only one open sesame to adnlttahce
Mr. Gear. Of Iowa, Suggested that in the Iowa
Agricultural School tile boys were taught nothing but
Mr.. CaIuth responded that he had no doubt that
Iowa had improved educational methods. The repre-
sentative 1t sent there proved that. Laughter
Mr. Allen, Of Michigan. wished 70 exempt the Stalc
OF Michigan from the ecntlcmans structure :.
support Of the fact that Kansas also supported free
- Sir. Turner, Of New York, could SEQ no why
Government for their education in agriculture that did
nSt as aPpy to the ef Of hoss 1e and
Mr. McComas suggested that the bill applied to the
Mr. Turner in reply, said that the real reason for
this bill was that the farmers were In state OF un-
chance that II did the manufacturers II it would re-
wise the tariff which had weighed heavily on them for
wety hvc years they could educate tcr sons without
Mr. bIo1nt of Georgia and t MI Anderson ;Son +S of
amendment suggested by Mr. Taylor was agreed to;
and the BILL amended. passed without division.
the D OFF Of Spr lands out each Oh sae and Territory
for the more complete endowment and maintenance OF
coesf for the benefit Of az @ ana ead tine @ o
1890, and an annual increase Of such appropriation
thereafter for ten years by an sddonal sum OF ~ 200
thereafter shall he $4,000.
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THREE LIMITED TRAINS.

The NcwYork Central offers, In addition to five
regular express trains from Ncw-York 10 the North
and West daily, three great limited trains follows
so M, Chicago Limited reaching Chicago at 10 10
next morning: 10 30 a. IN, southwestern Limited
reaching Cincinnati 80 a. m, and st. Louis. 10
p. next day; so p. M, North Shore Limited
reaching Chicago so p. N. next day. =.
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TO REPRESENT THE GOVERNMENT At TIE FAIR.


Washington. Aug. 10.-ln accordance with the
provisions Of the act providing for the Worlds Column
bian Exposition at Chicago, the President today ap
proved the designation Of the following persons as
members Of the Board Of Control and Management Of
The Government exhibit at the exhibition: ;. a.
Brown chief clerk OF the Department Of state TO
represent thai Department: A. u. Ncttlcson, Assistant
secretary Of the Treasury. to represent the Treasury
Department: Major Clifton Comfy 4. =. A., to
HpRe,cnt .le War uspartment7 Captain IL W.
Meade. T.. :. ". 10 represent the Navy Department.
4. ID. IIazcn, ThIr Assistant pOstmasterG encal. to
Commissioner Of Railroads. to represent the Depart
mcnt Of The Interior r.. G. Foster. General Agent OF
TIA" Department of Justice, Ia represent that depart
ment. Edwin Wiletf Assistant SECRETARY Of ACri
culture. Ia represent the department of Agriculture
Professor g. Il. GO'dc. assistant secretary of the
Smithsonian Institution. Ia represent that institution
aud the National Museum and j. ". Collins. assistant
n churge IT IN" Division Of Fisheries 10 represent the
United states Fish Commission. Assistant secretary
Nillet> T. designated chairman OF the Board.
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THE RAUM COMMITTEE VACANCY FILLED

Washington, Aug 19.-Spcakcr Reed has filled the
vacancy on The Special Committee to investigate
charges against Commissioner Raum by appointing
Kepresenriatiye Lewis Of Mississippi. in place Of Rep
fesentatlve loder, OF Ohio, resigned. The commit
tee now complete, and will meet TO morrow to be
gin the investigation.
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NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

washington, Aug 10.-rhe President to-day sept to
the senate the following nominations
r. Lew r. Wright, Of the District Of Columbia 70 be
Register OF Wills in the District of Columbia vice Dor
sey Cngeen resigned Wright F. Hall. Of California.
70 o. Receiver OF Public Moneys al Susanville Cal.
Mlinsm r. Sims Of Virginia. 10 be Consul Of the
United States at Colon (AspinwalD.
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PENSION Applications uNDrp THE Nj

PENSION APPLICATIONS UNDER THE NEW LAW.
Washington. Aug. 10.-The records Of the Pension
ONCE show that up to date there have been received
37"o31 applications for pension under the Dependent
Pension Act Of June 81, 1890 OF this number
1917 have been returned 10 the applicants because
OF defects In the papers, The office Is said 10 be
greatly IN need Of the additional force provided for
In the Dill which recently passed the Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20
BONDS OFFERED AND AcCEp

Washington, Aug. I0--Thc bond offerings today ag-
gregated $4,000 as follows:
Coupon 1875 600 at 1914
Registered 4s-$s 800 s,i4 500, 800, $40, 900 at
124.
Registered 1-2s-SIO 600 81, 400 at I03 81
Ali the offers were accepted.
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rrropEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

rr.o,uo,l Aug 10 2:i5 =. m.-B,ef-Ihc demand Is
mnroviig PORK fair demand Hams In gcol d'ina1d
ILL.,, crt about i6 H. firm at 49, Bacon III lllt
demand Cacc,eIhc demand i improving Au T., ,ir
nmand Cottonseed oil, Liverpool rcln.d stiuhg AZ
Sd Spirits trrentne IN tnlr DEMAND sHp ~ ,oor
a.,p IN moor demand. Lard-Spot and fntrcs-in po9r
nrme Western and August steady at 3ls Su'
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Refined OIL UNCHANGED AT 30 cents per g'hlOh
In barrels and 0.2j cents In cases.
Foreign quoaton.-Aniwrrp. l7a17 II francs
Bremen, go marlis London, } l2GJ 5-5 pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20

September October STEADY at 3s Cd Wheat In i1f
demand. Flour IN good demand. CornSpo In poor ue.
mand futures In fair demand mixed Western SPOT seay
at lad Hops at Lcadof-Paclhc Coast In good oeauos
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CALLING IN FOUR AND ONE-HALFS.

A CIRCULAR ISSUED PROVIDING FOR IMMEDIATE
REDEMPTION OF $4,000 900 OF THEM AT 1912.
Washington, Aug. 19-Thc Treasury Department
this afternoon issued circular providing for the i'm
mediate redemption of $l5O0O,OO0 A 1-2 per cent
bonds at lO4 IL. It's text is as follows
REDEMPTION OF az PER CENT BONDS.
Treasury Department, ONCE Of the Secretary,
Washington Aug. 10. 1890.
In pursuance OF the authority contained in Sections
1904 and 1909 Of the Revised Statutes Of the United
States public is hereby given that AZ cent
bonds Of the acts Of July 1870 and January 90 1871
TO an amount exceeding slj, 900 600, VIII
be redeemed with interest 10 including MAY 81 1891.
upon presentation the Treasury Department. in the
city Washington. D C., before the Both day Of
August any persons desiring to present such bonds
for redemption, these terms, at the Office Of any
Assistant Treasurer the United States do upon
applying the requisite authority from tho
Secretary Of the Treasury.
WILLIAM WINDOW Secretary.
An official OF the Treasury Department. referring TO
the foregoing notice. said "This announcement does
not supersede that of July %. 1890, in regard TO the
purchase Of four per cents Of 1907 but offers Of four
per cents will continue be received and purchases
made as heretofore. until further notice AS all the
four and hall pei cents mature September j. 1901.
the present. offer respecting the 15,0O0OO0 IS equva
lent 10 paving for them at par and Interest 10 maturity
less the current quarters interest. II would seem
that holders Of four and half per cents who decline
the present offer prefer 10 loan their money for the
next twelve months at and One-cighth per cent
per annum, rather than receive II now and get the
benefit Of current market rates"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20
corNr1NG TIE PoPrLATIoY ORA NEW STATE

Washington, Aug. ia large force Of Census
clerks has been busly engaged since yesterday
ing in counting the population of the State of Wash
ington, shown by The enumeraors' returns. The
state Legislature Of Washington will convene tomor
and the Census officials making earnest Of
fort to complete the count by tomorrow noon. in
der that the apporonment for State officers may be
proceeded with at once.
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TO MODIFY QUAY'S ORDER.
AIR HOAR TO OFFER TO-DAY TWO MPOR-
TANT AMENDMENTS TO 1T.

ovr PROVIDES FOR APPLYING THE PREVIOUS
QUESTION" AND THE OTHER FOR ACTION
UPON THE ELECTION BILL AT THIS
SESSION PLACING THE RE-
PUBLICAN COALITION SEN
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MdRINE INTELIIGENCL.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
sorr..,5 fl sot, ss7 Moon s2a p Moons ago
Mon WATER
n-ssndy Hook 10 20 GOV Island 10 - Hell Gate o O3
Jf-sandy Hoos 40 81 Gov Island 1898 Hell cato. pa
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Oh me vt c" demand fSnc5 -IaraioF 2Oaa2l
aaS s.parrsor - roc css- s''ady southern" '''s@
Ge"s w gF j.. -4y witt $3.50 'i'?ai
oat. steady 40 mixed 3stg@.' E,g h G " 1i 20
lux meats nu - 80 Bacon -tsdy sYo't ' ylar
o ~ on Ha., u * Battcr nrmcr: fancy or am,N
So choice dairy, l3dlic. Sugar hfm' ffs' "'"
rhlndcpha. Aug Flour stock, m n--t hands ar
vcr} light ana new sgppcS c99 9N o so, the
view, OF local buyers The lattr taA ihr auN ,
rSSg@Y Tsn,s and t G moycmep Is hcior
10 small lines Holders views. however, are NcH 'tn
Of choice Pennsylvania - 30. Wheat market OPENED
by the r@nt n rise prr 9ctaated considerably and
little interest and the best bids even Tor o'' i II
fre berth freight Rejected red. In grain depot ''S
DnwoSc red red on dSs d 81 q o. Ya REQ red o %ns
= o5Gs oSa september ~ o3sati o. October ~ 90
@paned ac lover hut quickly rallied IN sImay win
Wheat ana On EVE SiosHg ate Demand car
n and EZcC,Gn n ~G nsr sr4rH ~ 8 n G% in sS
ss no ,sn hs9 @ ss I 20 q" md iusS a%
49,. september 55pa5Gc octob'r 6He '0Ac NoN, d
her IA; SG ISsal demand Sd Sneadcd old 80
White ic No, white i3c 90 SG t.o'SI |' No. ,
r. 49, do T 6a new 80 white i1c OPTIONS opened sS
@s$c srsd unis s 2 2"s ,''rs 99s @DndF
&c October EGyenDc' cramSry prime 70
Choice 1890 EegS nim ana and 1c9 arm winter b,am
SiSa 80 80 per Potatoes q4et ana lover un6ngcG
per BASKET as to qua Snls iso sacks. whe 1900
t'Sh corn 400 bush oats 800 bush Sn n mb
yin., 700 bush corn. 800 bush oat'' l'''oo pus"
St. Louis AUG 1oFour eg9cr XXX * fs6c VGs 2So
ia" io Ira fancy ~ 7odsi ~ pans >, c'as2 =?
Whn,t fair bnsnc-. W., tarsacd anu r. t na ~ M
" h inserted and Irregular was higher Nt ~, ls
wrn confined to a small range; Ne raSn - 81 81 ~
N,,.,,,n, .i 02. bid December. ~ U.s. NAV. % =
Crrr moderate business wa, rnot"u MN, the apn AZ
ocean passage showed decrease Of Hi 6 mdcra. re
%'.h and this coupled with good b4y,na ara ,Sr s5c
, ,dr,nred prices No cash io'7c ',putItn,r 70 ~
,ip'7 GctoSrr isc bid May 32?c 1t' hiengr am m
troucrr Win active uadins In MaE sh y,', oo9Gi hid
@ ia,n,nJ from the country No : ca-i 3'a.S%r plL
,nl"T 9sLc bid: December S9r tF"c s ~ ~
cr 7ic IIav quiet and grades below fancy weak
Win tbv urinc 20 fancy sc9alS so Butter firm
Ii,har cf",ncry. choice ia Zoe; flgh -SH-. i'.r'
e eghP medium. Cheese "3qy; N ht
ehoI'o w." Egcs ouct 1ti2diIc. Lead hi.nef ,nuI
lean. o.c. rgl.ss,,icd ,2pc. Whiskey Il -. Pro-
si IS lard 10 dry Sat meat ana 90 9' 900
nn.h corn 81 900 bush oats GOO bush oS onn Hh
Flair IL 0OO bbls wheat. 1000 bush corn ioVoVo D"'
~ OnOl hush
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WHEAT. No. ..

Cash quotations follows; Flour UNCHANGED, iuo
-tronq. SO -;r!ng wheat. ~ o.; No spring wheat
95cIsi. 80 I'd. ~ Ojb No. corn a. &C 80, oats
Y-a.+ 80 ryr G2c. No. barley, 1Oti No. naN>ctd
n 15t prime timothy seed VI -; mes, pork; per Dbl
I'll -. l1rl unr o. ~ 20; short RIBS sld,s ioo>'
- - 40 t-y -altd shoulders, hoxed, - 13d - 81,
.hort clear .d, boxed - 55dtj 50 whisky dstieFs
finished GOOD bet .l ~ ID sugar uhchansdi NO. =
Nh,,, cat. :, a., 1850; so. 3 white oats, S663Ic
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GEORGETOWN,

ANEW DIVISION OF UNIFORM RANK, K OF p
Hermione division, No. 4. of the uniform rank
OF the Knights Of Pythias, was organized last
night with thirty members at Covenant hall,
with the following officers: II. G. Wagner,
sir knight captain; P. R. Tavenner, sir knight
first lieut.; B. F. Harper, sir knight second
lieutenant; John ". Coon sir knight treasurer:
F. q. Neikirk, sir knight recorder. This divis-
ion will be composed entirely Of members OF
Hermione lodge. No. IL. X. of P. The insti.
tuition of the new division will occur in q few
days and will be celebrated with a street pa
rade by the four divisions OF knights of fy-
thias in the District.
NoTEs.-The officers Of this precinct who
are working for the success Of the gymnasium
which is now being constructed feel eucour-
aged from the assistance given by the citizens.
a few more days and the jackson school
building on Road street between 3Oth and 31st
streets will be eompleted.--Some steps
should be taken at once by the authorities to
have the mud removed from NJ street II il q
disgrace to the District
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER Al
7A.M.-Great Falls-temperature. 80; condi-
ton, Receiving ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~;
condition at north connection, 16; condition al
south connection, 70. Distributing reservoir
temperature, 46.
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4 TALE OF WHOA.

TALE OF WHOA.
I'm street car horse on the avenue,
My skin is thin and my bones show through;
cali flesh is grass; SO the Scriptures say,
But mine Amt built in the Scriptural way.
There amt no oats in my stomach, you see,
The only place where the oats ought to be:
I've corns on my shoulders, as ugly and sore
As Martyrs sufferings in days OF yors;
My knees are skinned on the cobbled street,
Until there's string Of old horse meat,
Between the tracks, so rough and hard,
From Georgetown clean to the Navy Yard;
And don't care when the time comes round
To put US horses under the ground;
For it's plain to me wen all be dead
If they still continue us over head
And ears in the work we've got to do
As street car horses on the Avenue.
New York society is quoted at 400, with n,
discount for cash, of course.
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birthday party given in homer Of Mr. @. II
Roberts OF the Poet Office department.
The ladies of ''The Fredoaia" have invited
their friends to . Shakspearian reading by
Miss Anita Hendrie on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. PsAks Will celebrate
their crystal wedding on Monday evening at
their home, 12l 10th street northeast
Mrs. Edmund Russell. the Deisartsan, II In
town again for few days. Of the Hotsl Ran.
dali, after her three years absence In Europe.
The La Tosca eucher club were entertained
last evening by Miss Minnie Hussey At her
home on l street. The FIRST prize was won BY
Mr.. Chas. smith and the ladies prize BY Miss
Susie Lochboeler, the BOBBY prize BY Mr..
Canty and Miss Bessie Brooks.
The Short Story club had a treat Wednesday
evening at shs Fredonia in the story by Mr.. J.
h. Whitaker, which told of Two miracles, /"
its instant answer. Mrs Mold presided. Piano
music by Mrs. Steele, vocal by Mrs. Ashton
Smith. Recitations by Mr.. Whitaker, Mr.. ].
h. Miller and Mr.. Beale, and remarks by SEQ
Rotary Wiiietts and others on stories In gen.
eral and what the club was designed to &C.
complish.
Mrs. s. NJ. Bryan gave a box party at the
National last evening. Mr.. Bryan, who went
over to Philadelphia in the morning, Joined the
party later.
Mrs. A. A. Wilson and Miss Mary Wilson re-
turned tn last evening from New York, where they
SHOOTING STARS.
The overhead electric railway people would
like TO pull down the Senate's Vest
There is more Excelsior in the Mississippi
river at present. than has ever been known
before.
out cabinet, but his side.board 10 still in good
repair. A little hard sugar, please.
The Senators are in pretty pickle but not
o pickle that will keep secret
1t is said that they clean the streets Of Pills
delphis with lawn mower.
Senator Teller's name ID against him in secret
session leakage business.
Tobacconist: wouldn't trust that dude 90
ing along there for anything.
Customer: Why not2 Ali dudes are not all
bad
Tobacconist: Maybe not, but that one owes
me bill for cigarettes.
Customer: Well, what else could You expect
Of cigarette smoker?
Guest: "Waiter, there's dead fish in this
milk"
Waiter: zoos dey is, boss. OATS . sho
sign dar haint enough watah in da. milk fer
him to live on"
BEWARE.
Some day thers'l come bursting she'll
Some day the journalists will up and tell
Some day some Senators will not feel we'll
Some day, Some day.
"Get thee behind me Satan" IL said by some
people because they feel Like they need little
pushing.
'Papa" asked Johnny, s'where do politicians
come from?"
'Weil my son." replied the father, with the
confidence of positive information from reliable
sources, "they come all the way from 90 to
$4,000 according to the pull they have"
Wife-groaning with neuralgia: Oh. how my
Jaw aches! 1t almost drives me crazy
MISUNDERSTANDING Think Of me my
dear.
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The Governor Of Crete and the British
consul have just completed an official tour of
the island and have reformed the mixed COM
mission, insuring an equitable distribution Of
rellef.
The international labor congress meets
TODAY
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

OonnIssIoKER or DEEDS FoR Every sTATT
~ and IsEr4sorJ, k9tsU aud Y. Commssiabss.
mo. 2 6EALIs aS2l Tse Az. In efhes from . >
N b B pm RlJ
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WAREHOUSES &LOTS

NANTED-wE HAVE NO DIFfJCULTY IN Dis
w posing Of Houses and Lots for sale ut Bargains.
Such properties in our hands will fipd ready custom.
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FOR RENT--STORES.

I,oR RENT-A FINE GROCERY, MEAT AND
Il Liquor store. liz Harrison st., AnAcostia with
dwelling attached Possession given April 4. occu-
pied. Apply at JOHN A APPlCh's, Anscostia or at
j. J. APPlCH. 3l2 Penn ave. NV. mlo.12Sl5.3t'
ISoR RENT-6i4 l2rH sT.-PART OF LARGE
II store just the place for Tile, small Payer Hanger
any business wanting small space and venencs
of clerks in business location. mt3-3t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

TYoR Saloon PROPOSED ROCK cREFK PARK
Il Beautiful Suburban Tract Of Sir Acres nails and
lsf from boundary large trees: besutiful view; mo0s
below surrounding prices
ml4-3t. Address Boz 81. star oHos
EoR RENT-ELEaANT NEW EIoHT-RsoM COT
u tARe 20 permanent tenant Of winthrop Heighta
NQntello station. baltimore and Ohio LAfAYETTB
C. LOOh1S ml6atukth3
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FINANCIAL.

INVEST BOW $500 10 1850 IN a SQUARE,
issas,msss deal where xou viii make prohs e Is
guaranteed by nrst-class collatersL Addrpss BEeT
CHANCE. Star once. 1r
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

Lr0R RENT-NEw YORK FLATS; FOUR ROOMS
Il and bath on line of street carsi rent reduced
TO 1880. o13 and Ga. l.. A. MCINTYRE
ml5-3t 222 c st. NV. Opp. Trinity Church
LrOk RENT-A FLAT OF -FOUR UNFURNIsHED
II Rooms; nrst hoor to adults only references re.
quirSa and parties must BE- permanent 6i3 psf
NV ml3-3ts
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- h. WALKER, NOTARY PUBLIC.
Ss Dealer IN Real Estate: Houses and Vacant Iots
tor sale northeast. 400 L0lnsans ave-. 40 st.
me- 1ass-0In
ssrTNHE WORLD Do MoyE."-REMEMBER THE
l. Terrestrial Clock" RAMSAY has cnt the
prices; watches cleaned Of, hrst-cisss sprinss
warranted one year. 81; all clock jeweir, work a
The lowest rriees IN the city, We deIy ooulpeutoR
LA r ST. NV AulS
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BOARDING.

NNANrED : TWO GENTLEMEN TO TAKE
w Nicely Furnished Room with board; home COM
forts; terms very low. 1918 Penn ave. ml6-3t'
DC AND 30 WEST THIRTY-foURTH ST., NEW
20 York. Private Boarding House. rooms snsle or
er suite: table snd OF the best; proIipeut
references given and references REQ uired
ml41ms
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNISHED ROOM
ID with good board st the Auburn" Pa sve. Ger 22d
st. NV; terms moderate. D3-3m
VINHE WEBSTER BIB 18TH ST. NM, TRANS
IL iepts 81 and o DO per day with board per week
80 ss; headquarters for sehtseers DAILY stage -
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HOTELS.
EB BIT HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. d. G.

xhu nervous dtssa.s cured By Dr. Hosforis ~.
tric Msdicsted Vspor hath
sll-a3m' No. 700 Ilth q. cor. q.
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t'oh sALt-AlL KIND OF NOkTHkkN AND
- southern Fish, Oysters &c, daily, stalls I'D.
90, 2se, 33l Center Market. = and = EASTERN
Market Wholesale depot l2th-st. wharf. Orders
solicited and promptly hled. NJ. WILSON. f2l-ln'
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Wife-groaning with neuralgia: Oh, how my
jaw aches! 1t almost drives me crazy!
Husband-signifcantly: Think Of me my
dear.
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SALt-ON ME- BhANCH, b. & o.. LOTS,
II Cottages and Country Homes: Poultry Truck ana
Dairy Farms; Rockville Pike property.
mh1-3m COOKE ID. LUCkkTT, 935 st.
I,OR RENT-THE HYATT MANSION AT HYATTs-
yille large grounds; directly opposite railroad
tion. L. H SMITH L. SON
f22-2m l2.2,2 81.
IL ioste railroad station, about Three Acres, i'm
proved by The nne brick 2o-room dwelling known
The Hy att and 10y 6-room dwelling;
the most desirable and valuable property in Hyatts-
vile 4, II SAITH son,
f22-3m 12s2 4 ST. NV