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The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
In and About the CITY.
ELECTION OF vEsrRYMEN.
All the Episcopal Churches Choose EN-
ecutive Ohicers for tho Year.

All the Episcopal Churches Choose EX-
ecutive Omcers for tho Year.
The annual yestry elections were held
yesterday in the Episcopal churches of
this city, with the following results:
81. pauls parish--Iames r. Howard,
senior warden Thomas p. Chincllc Junior
warden James r. Sothoron, Phil. X.
RELY, NJ. l.. Woods, Harry G. Whiting,
Il. Il. Hay A. Il. Taylor, William Con-
way Bailey and Herman H. Niclc, vestry-
men.
st. Iuke's Wardens-Thomas Withers
and William A. Il. Matthews; Veitrymen
holding oycr--Dayid Lee, BAIL Frazier,
jefferson Thomas and Major Ere |. X. e..
Revclls; Nestrymen elected - Randall
skinner, Charles Proctor, William Pear
son and Oliver Taylor.
Christ Church, East Washngton We
tfymen-Geurgo q. llcnning, William II
Hoekc, William T.. Hutchinson, w. w
Danenhower sr., O. u. llallam, 5. J. Me
Cathran, Henry G. McCauley and James
Berry; treasurer, George &. Hcnuing:
register q. u. llallam; wardcns, Joseph
ii. Gibbons and Charles B. Fonda
st. Johns Parish-General +. " Wag-
nCr and General j. II. Watmough, war
dens; Robert Reyburn, NJ. d., Hon. !. G.
Bancroft Davis, Rear Admiral g. RIP.
Rodgers, General j. III. Watmough, Judge
W. ,. cox, General &. &. Augur, General
B. G. Card treasurer and James Lowndes,
register, yestrymen.
Trinity Parish William Coppinger,
senior warden; Theodore T.. Ebaugh,
Junior warden; James T.. Bell, DR.. John
w. Bulkley, George T.. Davis, Clement
w. Howard, Henry \. Lockwood, Will
liam A. Meloy, Olinus smith and George
Watts, ycstrymen.
So. Paul's--James Il. Howard senior
warden; Thomas =. Chiifelle, Junior war
den; Nestrymen-James r. Sothoron,
Phil X. Reilly, NJ. l.. Woods, Harry c.
Whiting, Il. b. Hay, A. b. Taylor, Will
liam Conway Bailey, Herman X, Vielc.
ST. Mark 81 T.. Corbett, senior war
den; Thomas II. Moore, Junior warden
James II. Pugh, Richard j. Earnshaw
Walter II. Barlow, Com. J. H. Sterritt, l..
n. Wood, IT, J. Uylis. vcstrymen.
Ascension Parish-Chares King, Cen
eral John Il. Kelton, w. ID. Cabell, G. NJ.
Bolton, Joseph H. Met Cannon, Freeman
II. Mott R. G. Lewis, DR.. w, S. Hord,
vestrymen.
Epiphany Parsh--Lewis j. Davis,
senior warden; w. ID. Baldwin, Junior
warden vestrymen, General Townsend
General Parke Charles C. Glover, Elias
q. Hutchinson, NJ. w. Beveridge, Calderon
Carlisle, Nathaniel Wilson and John 4.
Arms.
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THE MARINE BANDS TOUR.
They Set ont on Concert Circuit of
Five Weeks.

They Set out on a Concert Circuit of
Five Weeks.
This evening the Marine Band will leave
on a special train for Bridgeport, Conn.,,
where, tomorrow afternoon, they open
up their concert tour of five weeks
This is the first long engagement the
band has ever filed away from home. It
is done by permission of the President
and the Secretary of the Navy. Professor
John Philip Sousa, who has directed the
band for eleven years, will have charge of
the men. Mile, Marie Decca, the we'll
known accomplished soprano accom-
panys this renowned organization, which
is known officially as "rhe Band of the
United States Marine Corps
The band is well assured of profitable
trip, being promised crowded audiences at
every place booked.
a great many Washington citizens ex-
pressed desire that the band should have
given an opportunity TO a Washington
audience to note how well the band was
prepared to entertain people of other
cities. The nearest the band came to this
was ON the occasion of the graduating ex-
ercises, week before last, of the medicat
department of the Columbian University.
Lincoln Hall, the scene Of the occasion,
was packed to overhowing, and the music
by the band was applalded with great
enthusiasm
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JoLLITY IN MASK.
First Grand Bali of u Popular Mutua
Benefit Association.

FIRST Grand Bnll OF Popular Mutual
Benefit Association.
The first grand masquerade ball of the
Capital City Court, No. "a, Equitable
League of America, took place at Masonic
Temple last night, with fully 500 couples
present. Some of the characters were ex-
ceedingly grotesQue, while others were Of
the quiet upper ten' order.
The master of ceremonies was Mr.. r.
G, Casey, who had for his ass slant Mr..
II. w. Barron. The executive committee
were Messrs. TT. Laudrigan, r. &. Casey,
ii. w. Barron, j. Gleason, Il. Y. Bowler
and +. ii. Bradford. Thegentlemen who
acted as floor committee were Messrs. J.
B. Shearer, u. II. Walfaith, II. Bright, p.
Cain, &. II. Barbour, r. j. Collins, w. A.
Bell, W. Beuhler, T.. j. Hinley, w.
Volt, j.. Denny and w. Downey.
Few persons are acquainted with the
workings of the Equitable League, which
is one Of the best beneficial orders in ex-
istence. At the last meeting held by
this lodge twenty-seven members were
initiated and there are now thrty-one
duly elected members awaiting initiation.
This branch of the league was organized
in October and nearly POO names have
been enrolled. The officers of the Capital
City Court are: Circuit justice, J. G. Mur-
ray; past justice, William Phillips;
justice, l.. II. Bradford; clerk, G.. II. Bar
bour; treasurer, j. Rullman; herald, u.
CAIN sergeant-at-arms, j. Gleason; con
stable c. Cain.
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PERSONAL.

DY HAND READING AND ASTROLOGY,
ID tho young Madame De NalatinG, Just ar
rived from Europe, tells three dlrcront ways,
VIII remain short time. Tells past, present
and future IN person or by letter. Tells ladies
or gentlemen by the letters In the hand who
the future husband or wife will be; brings
back husband ur lover In 80 many days; also
has the great Egyptian brcastplatc charms or
lucky belt ana hidden treasures; gives advice
and luck In mining business, for good luck in
love, in business aud at games Of chance, luck
in long and safe journeys; tells what
business best adapted for; also settles
family troubles. sure cure FOR asthma,
Catarrl COrnr and OuGiOns, and drunkenness;
also fine hair tonic also face powder. Ladies,
Call at once ! guarantee to give perfect salts
faction and can give hest Of references. have
also been awarded gold medal for giving salts.
faction. MADAME DE NALATINA, upstairs,
1st floor, parlor room /, Dl2 st., near 18th IT,,
Washington, ID. G..
ONCE hours 10 a. m. to 9p. m. open every
day, including Sundays.
NOW IS THE TINE. WE WILL PAY
IN "big money" for gents frst-class sec
ond-hand clothing. Address or call At
JUSTH'S OLD STAND, $40 ID st. n. W.
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EASTER
FASTER. FASTER EASTER
GLOVES.
HNNDKERCHIEFs
RtCUINGS and


Those four items cut quite a figure this week
with the ladies In completing their toilet
OUR STANDARD KID GLOVES
arc all warranted. Although We have ma o
quite q reduction in price their ncrits still re-
main. ..,..,.....
i,-nutton Drcs- ga, brown, tan and BLACK, dSc.
i-hook Drcs- Kid brown, tan, black aud griy,
Sl25.
lbution Dress Kid, brown, tan, black and grly,
i.buiton Dress Kid, brown. tan aud black :, 81.
shutlon Mou-quctaircs, tan, black aud gray,
SlGS.
Genuine Pirskin, brown, tan black and gray,
Ladies Kid Gauntlcts, brown. tan and blacklist
Ladies Kid Gauntlct-, brown tan and black,
I-hool, suede, gray, brown, tan aud black Si25
i-hutlon suede, gray, brown, tan and black,
Sl3j.
sbutton Mou-quetairc suede, same shades,
s.builon Mou-queairc Suede, same shades,
la.buiton Mou-quctairc tan and black S22L
lO'hntton Mou-pueiairc' tan black and white,
Misses Dress KID, brown. tan aud gray, asc.
Misses Suede Kid, brown, tan and gray, Sl.2J.
This giycs you u li-t Of warranted goods and
which will give You the best satisfaction pos
RUCHNGS. RUCmINGs.
White Rgehmg, with pink and blue ribbon
Fancy silk Ruching cream and white, lNC.
Black Crepe LisSc, with cord, lNC.
Blnck Crepe Li-sc, with ribbon edge l9g.
White and Cream crepe lissc, lgC.
Gill edge Crepe Lissc. 2jc.
Gandyke'cdgc Crepe Lissc, Bic.
SILK Null RuChing, DC.
Cream Satin Gold Bead, 2jc.
Black Satin Gold Bead. 2JC.
White and Silver Cord Edge, Black and Sill
ycr Cord Edge, Cream and Gold Cord Etlge,
Black and Gold Cord Edge, 2Jc.
Cream Null Fancy Cord. 3SC.
Cream Null inc Cord Edge, 3sc
White Null Fine Cord Edge, 3SC
Cream Null Fancy Edge, I5c.
Dotted Silk Net COlOrcd Edge, 3sc,
SILK Boiling Pique Edge, 2jc.
SILK BOlting Silver Edgct 3Sc.
Black and White SIX Rice Net i0c.
Point dc Esprit. 69C.
This gives YOU ccoicc of Burhingf that
cannot be better and prices arc cut,
PERFUMERI.
COlgate's Triple Extract, I s.UUnCc bottles In
box, 2lc.
Triple Extract, bottled, per on, l0c,
Colgatcs Triple Extract, per o., 2jC.
Pond Lily Extract, very nne, per o., 2jC.
White lleliOtrOpc. fancy bottles, BIT,
COlgate's Perfumes, all OdOr- per on, lIc.
Triple Waters, all UdOrr, i-UI. bottles, nc.
Toilet Waters. s.Oz. bottles G5c.
CoriOpsis Extract, , Oh iSC.
Finest Imported Triple Extracts, all odOrs, isc
Florida Water, l2C.
Florida Water. large bottles. GlC
OUR HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT
Shows up only select styles OF an kinds of
LinCn, Linen Lawn, SIX, Mulls aud Real Lace.
Make our house your headquarters for your
Easter supplies.
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Fatal PARALYSIS,

DIR. Stephen NJ. Bartlett died from an
attack of paralysis at his residence, $50
Twentieth street. Dr. Bartlett was born
seventy-four years ago at Haverhill,
\. II. He studied medicine at Dartmouth
was appointed clerk in the Second Audit,
oT's Office, position he held up to the
time of his death. A son and two
daughters survive him, His wife died in
1879. The funeral takes place to-day;
interment at Richmond, Va,
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Last night the "Old Guard" held, as
usual, its annual military and civic recep-
ton, and 800 guests were gathered to-
gether ON the waxen floor of the National
Rifles armory. The hall was beautifully
palms and pot flowers lined the sides.
The Old Guard were out in full force and
in full dress, and they made brilliant
appearance. Dancing was kept up until
late hour this morning and when the
guests dispersed to their homes it was
with regret that the ball could not have
been prolonged.
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ROYAL Blue Line plninr Cors.

The Pullman Company is now operating
Dining Car service between Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
via Royal Blue Line on the famous five
hour train, leaving Washington 10 a. m,
and the Fast Express leaving Washington
5l0p, m. These cars were built expressly
for use on the Royal Blue Line, and the
fact that the service is under direction of
the Pullman Company guarantees its
quality.
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.


BY virtue of a writ OF icri facias, issued ont
OF the Clerks ONCE OF the supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia, and to me directed,
viii sell at public sale for cash, in front OF the
COurt-llOuse door OF said District. on SA CUR.
DAY, TIE nth DAY OF APRIL, 1891, at ~
O'Clock m all Francis y. Dooley's right. title,
claim and interest In aud 10 the following-dc.
sCribed property, towit: Part OF original lot
numbered nine 90, in square numbered seven
hundred and nincty.twO l792l, IN the City or
Washington, District OF Columbia, included In
the following mctos and bounds beginning for
the same at the northeast corner or the said
lot and square and running thence south sov.
cntysoven (7O feet and -four a. inches; thence
west 10 the rear line Of the said lot aud the d.
viding Inc between the said lot and lot eight
lSl; thence northwcstwardly along said lncio
the south line OF North Carolina avenue and
thence along the said line OF North Carolina
avenue TO the place Of beginning, together with
all and singular tho improvements thereon,
seized and levied on az the property of Francis
y. DoOley, and will be sold to satisfy oxccu-
tion No, 1888, at law, In favor OF B, Licbcr Sons
a Co.
DANIEL NJ. RANSDELL,
L, $. Marshal District OF Columbia.
RATCLlFFE, DARR a. CO.,
AuCtiOncers.
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The Herbert Case Continued.

The case of Fred Herbert, charged by
the National Capital Bank with obtaining
money under false pretenges in giving a
check on the bank at time when he had
no deposit there, was continued in the
Police Court this afternoon until Anvil |.
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MARRIED.

NICHOLS WHlTlNG--ln Boston ON Easter
day, 40 the New Jerusalem Church, by the Rev,
James Reed, William Nichols aud Lucy Flor
cite Whiting, daughter OF the late Josiah Sa-
vile, ull Of Boston
WHITE -SlIRENE- On Saturday, March 2S,
1901, by the Rev, Thomas G.. Addison, OlliG
Mhilo nMu NelIie N. NhrcNn.
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IT WAS REGULAR.

Major Odeli Denies that He Got PEN
sion Irregularly.
Under the heading ~ "Why Not Look After
this Species of Theftg" the New York Hey0id
of yesterday printed an article to the effect that
William :. odoll a wcll-known g. A. X. man
Of lhls city, had procured pension for himself
and his brother by other than regular methods.
To reporter Of THE CRITIC this afternoon
Mr. Odcll denied cmphaically that he had
brought any influence to bear In getting his
pension. lie said that he was not even his
brothers attorney and that every increase he
had received was n legitimate increase.
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New Train Service via Chesapeake ana
Ohio Railroad.

Commencing ON April the Chesapeake
and ohio Railroad Company will inaug-
the West
This train will leave Washington at
=. m, arriving at Cincinnati 700 the next
morning, and at Louisville at r. o'clock
noon. Also makes direct connection a.
Cincinnati for all points West and
Southwest.
This new fast train is iu addition To- the
already famous ~ +, Y. Nestihuie
Limited
Hereafter all Chesapeake and Ohio
trains viii be run solid and indeprndentlv
10 and from Washington
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The expenses of the National Regatta,
to be held this summer on the Potomac,
such as are not horne by the merchants
and others of this city, who will be greatly
benefited by the large crowds brought
here, viii be provided for by the three
clubs here. OF the total expense, seven
iiitecnths will be borne by the Columbia
Athletic Club; Potomacs, iye-lftoGnths,
and the Analostans three-GIteenths.
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Death of MIS-. HenernI Knnts,s Mother

News has been received from Cncin-
natl of the death of Mrs, Markbrcit, the
mother of Mrs, General 4. V. Kantz of
this city. Mrs, Mmkbreit was a native of
Vienna, Austria, but in 1919 emigrated
TO America. At the time OF her death she
was 80 years old, She was a sister of
Baron Adele of the Austrian army aud
mother OF Hon, Frederic Hasslurek aud
Colonel l., Mmkbrcit
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AUCrioN SALES.
GEORGE W. sT1CKNEY. Auctiouccr,
" 500 Eleventh street northwest.


NJ bUl Eleventh street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE
No. 1922 2 STREET NORTHWEST.
~ virtue OF q certain decd Of trust recorded
in lihcr No. ii3s, folio 81 ct seq ono of the
land records for tho District Of Columbia and
nt the request ~ the party secured thereby, We
will oncr for sale I'm front of The premises. ON
SATJ RDAY, THE Tr1 DAY OF APRIL,
1891, nt $3.50 O'Clock p M. the following dc.
scrlhCd pfupcrty in the city of Washington,
District OF Columbia, TO wits All OF lot num-
hcrcd fourteen GN I'm Cottmou a. Adams
ttustcrsl subdivision Of lois iu square two
hundred and seventy yscvcn l2tO
sold subject tu certain deeds Of trust,
amounting In the aggregate 10 about
5000 Terms: All cash I'm excess Of
said trusts 500 deposit at imc OF
sale All con,cy0ncng at purchasers cost.
Terms TO he complied with IN Ave lJ days ar
tho property will be rcsold ~ H-lt and cost Of
denulting purchaser afcrhyc l5J days rcadycr.
tiscmcnt in The Critic
JOHN ~. ARMS,
WM. MANSE. JR,
mnr2i2G 2sM,np2.3I Trustees
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BUILDINGS.
"0.i5 .Yi65RrlSwEsF bhE;'fN@SEEES " ! ASb ASfSNk K
STREETS
AT the request OF the parties Interested aud
In order 20 settle the affairs Ot an estate, will
sell at auction, In front of the premises,
on MONDAY, TIE SIXTH DAY or APRIL.
1871, the following described real estate In the
city Of Washington, District Of Columbia, TO
AT 1 O'Clock p. M, original lots numbered
six (Gl, seven (O and eight (O aud the north
twcnty.onc feet and two inches by the depth
Of original lot i've (j) III square numbered
three hundred and fifty $3.50.
These lots and part Of lot arc situated at the
southeast corner Of nth and G. streets north
west fronting 100 feet and Inch ON street
and 1l5 feet and 8 Inches on llth street con-
tanning 1896 square feet of ground, and arc
improved by several frame and brick buildings.
They VIII first he offered ~ whole and II not
sold will he offered separately.
Immediately thereafter | will sell original
lots numbered three -four and i've, and lots
numbered three % and four ~, in Machin's
subdivision Of original lots numbered one %
and two ~, In square numbered three hun.
drcd and fOrty-ninc @lW. said original lots ..
and and sub lot are situated on the north.
cast corner OF llth and G streets northwest,
and contain 1879 square feet OF ground, front
feet and 10 inches on G street aud are improved
by large brick building known ~ "Kcrnan's
] hcutrc. said sun lot fronts - feet ON q
street and II unimprOycd.
On TUESDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF
APRIL. 1891, ut quartcrpast four o'clock p. m e,
Will sell vt auction, In front or the premises,
part Of lots Nos, !, and II, In square No. 3lI,
described as follows
Beginning at point on the west line Of nth
street distant - feet north from the southeast
corner OF said square and running thence west
80 feet; thence north 3 feet; thence west ~
feet; thence north feet; thence west 30 feet
and inch to an alley; thence north with the
line Of said alley y feet; thence cast 30 feet and
! inch; thence south II fcet thence east ~ feet,
and thence south II feet to the place OF begin
ming.
said parts OF lots front Il feet on 1lth street
between and X streets northwest and are m-
proved by twOstury frame house.
Terms Of rnle ~ To each parcel: Onc.fOurth
cash and the balance In three equal install.
mcnts, In one, two and three years, to he sc-
cured by the prOmi--Ury notes Of the purchaser
and decd Of trust on the property sold, and 10
bear interest from the day Of sale at u per cent.
per annum until paid, payable scmi.annullly,
or all cash, nj the option Of the purchaser. De.
pU-its at time OF sale will he required ~ fol.
lows: ON lots ., I, . and suh-ot I, in square
$40, $4,000; on sub.lot 3, square 3ll, $3.50; on
lots Il, and and part of lot D. II sold together,
$4,000, or, II sold separately, $500 on each LOT
or part of lot. All convcymcing at the pur
chascr'- expense.
THOMAS BOWLING ~ son,
ml2S-tt AuCtiOucprS
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Tor II Rcunion Of ola Photographers.
\ meeting Of tecgraphers will be held
at the Board of Traderooms, l4l0 Il street,
this evening at $50 p. m. 10 mako pre-.
lininary arrangements for the annual re-
union of the Old-I'me Telegraph Society,
to be held IN this city next August.
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New Through Sleeping Car Line to
Richmond, Va, via the Chesapeake
and Ohio RailrOad,

Commencing April lst the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad will run through
sleeping car between Washington and
Richmond, leaving Washington ll:l0 p.
A., arriving at Richmond at $50 the next
morning; returning, leave Richmond AT
1880 p. m, arriving at Washington the
next morning at $50.
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COMMISSIONER OF nEEDs.

~ S.BUNDY, ,COM'R OF DEEDS FOR ALI
Ne states and Territories, 45S La, ave, opp,
CITY uall,
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In sums to suit at 4 por cent.

REAL ESTATE VESrMENT
Safe as u, s, bonds. SIX per cent, payable
quarterly, In sums OF $1,000, Small premium
charged
The above Is only portion OF the property
on my books. For fun list call al OAico Tor
bulletin issued on the lst and 10TH,
~. r. WAGGAMAN.
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No better whisky in the market than
Berkeley, at Tharps, SlS Il street north
west.
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SrmNG SUITS for boys i'm endless variety
and lowest prices. Eiscmau Bros, 7th V H.
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FOR RENT ROOMS.

INOR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED
il rooms, with board, heat, gas, and bath;
terms very reasonable 1906 II IT. n. W.
NOR RENT 90 THREE UNFURNISHED
l. rooms; SIS per month; gas and water. 1869
9Th st. n, W.
nor RENT-TWO UNFURNlSHED SEQ
H. Ond.stOry front rooms southern exposure;
bath; rent low; board II desired; private fam
lily. 2l4j II st. II. W,
TOR RENT-il5 BID ST, y. w. FUR.
l. nlshed rooms, large closets, hot and cold
water, with board; also u few table bOardcrs
accommodated; references exchanged.
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HOUSES FOR RANT.

ct UlDl'W
Iel Nth #. n. w. 10 l5rr.,.,......,....,.,, SOS Ol
1lUl y. n. ayC. %. Vs. n r- ............. 50 SD
22G N, o.. ave. Do. W. pr-...,.,.....,...,. 30 90
ippur pant 2ll2 VI %, 49,. lurs.. .,,,, az %
2auH Prospect ave. u,W., 10 r-,,,.,,.,,, 35 ~
1901 B n, r, w., rs,,.,,,,,.,,..,....., 3l 50
1884 18th rt. N. w.. w..GIs......,,.,,,..,... % 90
1905 ~ 50. n. Vs., l2 Observation-Disclosures, % %
go l. rt. %. ", = Observation-Disclosures, % 50
iGl q 81. Il vs.. Gr-.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,..,,.,, @ 2s 80
NS and $40 y, n, ave, n. Wet rs..,.,.., % OO
l'' sll 81 u. Wr o r-,.....,......,,,, Is Ol
lVN Md nNe. %. c., bIs...,............... lt 90
50 u ~. ne, . r-.,..,,, % 90
Ila Madison alley %. 49,, % rS....,...... 10 90
5H Golden ave. s.N., ir-,,.,,,,.,.,.,,, l2 80
$50 eth st p, W.,ars..,.,.,,,,,.,...., ~ $50
50 D 81. q. y,5rE,,.,,....,.,.,.,. 10 3l
2.23 i.sl. o.. Vs., p Observation-Disclosures, ]! Ul
a3 Jackson alley Do. @. 3 rr,.....,...,.. lO 30
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FOR SALE.

UOR SALE-A GOOD, SOUND HORSE,
I wagon and harness. Apply to n. p.
CURLY, 2oOd b st. 10. w,
GOR sALE-DR. PEPPERS COMPLETE
Il system of medical works in good Condi-
tiop, with other medical works, Can and oE
anime at llOj N, Y. ave d, w.
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Berkeley is pure.
AIntrIlnnnInI.

Mr. Y. Baldwin Johnson and Miss
Nayearelha lIetmuller will be quietly
married at the residence of the BRIDES
mother Thursday evening April .,
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st bet. lith and 18th sts =. e,.,,,..,,,,S Sl,3i0
l9lh ~, bet, H. Cap, and 4 st-,...,,,.,,,, l,O05
Per foot.
Boundary n, hct n, Cap and lst sts....n,Sl Is
2lth st., bet. J. aud VI sts..,..,........... 1 80
Sth st., hCt, r. Cap. and \ -ts. D. r..,,,.,,, OO
nth st, bet, clifton aud Roanoke SIS. n w. / 80
II IT,, bet 18th and 9Gth -ts %, w.,,,,,,,,, 10
:. w, cor. 3d and J. st- 70. c..,.........,,.. 90
i aud G., goth and 2lst st-......,.....,.,... 80
Mount ploasuut.,......,.,..... 40
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
III by
THOMAS L. WAGGAMAN, 9l7 II street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
2-SToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE.
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Tho NniIounl Kepntt,.

SrG OUESr1oE of spring 0vercpats; prices
from $40 up, Eisemm Bros, 1th and f.,
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
WANTED SITUATIONS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR RENT-HOUsE.

NTANTED-A GOOD WATCH DOG.
w Lieutenant G. B. SATTERLEE, No, q
Washington Barracks.
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
TnoMAs DUwLING y son.
Auriiouecra.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE

SALE AT AUCTION or VERY VALUABLE
IMPROVED AND UNlMpRONED REAL
ESTATE SITUATED ON THE NORTH
EAST AND SOUTHEAST CORNERS OF
ELEVENTH AND q STREETS NORTH
WEST, IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THE
PROPOSED pOSTOFFICE SITE, CON
SlSTiNG OF KERNAN'S THEATRE
AND OTHER BRICK AND FRAME
BUILDINGS.
ALSO
HOUSE No. gpG ELEVENTH STREET
NORTHWEST, BETWEEN ! AND X
STREETS
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31

s4reT gollon, 81 per quart, 90, pint,