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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-05-17
OLAMN rs. CHICKE EMS.


New Yorker.
Detroit Free Press.
Speaking of restaurants" said tho
New York drummer with the Grecian
eyebrows, 81 had friend in New York
who made mint of money in Chicago
before anybody dropped to his little
trick"
He had trick, eh ?" asked one Of
the smokers.
why, yes, you might call it trick
suppose. lie built up such local
reputation for green turtle soup that his
place was fairly besieged night and day.
He supplied as high us 5000 people a
day with turtle soup. 1t was an East.
ern man who finally gave him away"
What was there to give away?"
"Oh, nothing much-oniy he had
been making that soup out Of CLANS and
curry. When man bluudered in who
had actually seen green turtle with
his own eyes and knew what the taste
of the soup was like, the cheat was dis.
covered, and his business was busted"
Eyes, heard of that case" said the
Chicago beef extract man, who had
been an attentive listener. "The soup
man has changed his business, l be.
lieve?"
ale did,"
"And lost every dollar he had inside
of year,"
81 never heard that he did"
"But he did. 1t was friend of mine
who put him on to the spec that dished
him."
"What spec?"
"Shipping prairie chickens to the New
York market. He had 20 hunters Out
for three months, and was all ready to
ship 10 carloads of birds when Obi
cago man put the New Workers ON
son to what?"
ION to the fact that every blamed bird
in those Is cars was burned old crow
He shouldn't have done it, for the New
Workers would never have known the
difference, and it would have given US 8
fine shqkW to clean out our crows, but
he was just that soft hearted"
"Gentlemen," said the man with the
Grecian eyebrows, after long period
of silence, ~ am not feeling particularly
well this morning, and will go back int
the drawing-room car and try and get {
nap"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-05-17
SEEKING A CORRECTION.
Mistake of the Terror of the Bad Lands in
the Sanotum.

"Do l look like dead man?n
This question was shot at the editor
of the Bad Lands BdsOO by a man of
ferocious aspect who entered the sane
tum in great hurry.
My friend, have no time TO answer
conundrums, replied the editor, mildly.
81 want to know if | look like dead
man 7" persisted the visitor in louder
voice. at amt no conundrum, either"
Il don't know that | am bound to
answer the questions of every excited
individual who happens to come in. If
you'll tell me the object of your call I'll
give the subject some consideration"
well, sir, your paper announced me
dead, and | want to know whether
look like a dead man."
"Why didn't you say so. No, you
don't lock like dead man"
Then your paper lied, didn't it ?"
"The paper seems to have been misin-
formed, if you are the man referred to.
l allow no man TO say it lied"
well, I'm the man it referred to
reckon. There amt but one Alkali Ike
in these diggins. Pm the terror of the
Bad Lands. Pm varmint from the
Wicked Desert, and when I'm mad
can lick the entire press of the United
States. You hear me-"
"Pve never been accused of Deafness
81 could chew you up at one mouth
full. See ?"
"I'm not blind" ""...
"If you don't make that paragraph
right I'll jab yer into yer own press and
print an impression of yer paper on yer
carcass. Twigg?"
The editor twigged.
"Will yer make that item right"
q will" replied the editor rising
slowly from his chair, with seven.
shooter in one hand and bowie knife
in the other. Eyes, I'll make the para,
graph true. You'll look like a dead man
in exactly five seconds. What's your
choice, lead OF steel 2"
But Alkali Ike, the varmint from the
Wicked Desert, did not remain long
enough 10 choose. He darted out of the
door and across the country at 10-mile.
an-hour pace, and the item hasn't been
corrected YET.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-05-17
ms USLUcKY DAY.
Mistortunes That Led am Englishman to
Look on Monday with Fear.

Look ON Monday with Fear.
81 tell you what it is" said man to
a IW-Bits contributor, ~ am firmly
convinced that every man has his par
ticu!ar day for good and bad luck
Monday is my unlucky day. l have
been watching it for 90 years, and moth
ing can shake me in this belief | never
begin any enterprise, no matter how
trivial, or start on any journey on that
day. Therefore | make Monday an off
day, and do nothing but potter around
the house. Even in these little affairs
everything goes wrong. Take the record
Of last Monday, fair average, and be
convinced:
Smashed finger while mailing board
on fence.
Sell down cellar stairs with coal
scutte.
"Fell over wheelbarrow while carry
ing step-ladder.
"Sat down on chair where children
had been pulling tally.
"Got swindled by Dedler.
"Got thumb pinched in gate.
"Receiyed summons TO serve on special
jury.
Forgot all about it.
0 w as llHel ilU.
Income tax man called.
while eating supper square yard of
ceiling fell on dining table
went to bed to escape further dis
aster Had nightmare. Thought / was
falling from the top of Eiffel Tower.
Fell out of bed and broke arm. Looked
at clock and saw it lacked Is minutes of
midnight. Laid still till clock struck
u. Was afraid if moved before Tues
day ushered in would have broken neck.
"Ies, indeed" concluded the man,
monday is my unlucky day, and APP
proach it with feeling akin to terror"
Taking Mean Advantage.-"What
do you do when your wife gets at you
for coming home late?" asked the first
deaf and dumb man. "Turn out the
gas, responded the other" Life.
Fond Mother-Well, George. what did
you learn new at school to-day? George
(defantly)-"I learned that overgrowt.
bully of a Stiggles boy that he isn't half
SO big a prize-fghter as he always
thought he was"
Johnny-"Pop, what is this Appian
Way there's so much about In this
book ?" Mr.. Read (who is superintend-
ing his sons education)-"H'ml It's
when in Rome do as the Romans do
/ suppose l"-Puck.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-05-17

Youths Companion.
III Is one OF the surest signs of rain
when You hear it on the shingles" So
said one New Hampshire prophet. An
other was less careful.
lie was at work in the bayfield, with a
companion.
IL tell you what" he said, off the
sun sets clear of Friday night it is
sure to rain before Monday night"
The second man could not see tn
reasonablcness Of this rule and so ex-
pressed himself.
We'll, it, 50, whether you believe it
or not cried the prophet. 'Ive
noticed 1t more than hundred times
this summer" ''S
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-05-17
4 SLIGHT ms UND EKsTdSDIYo.
Abuse of Legitimate Expression Wher
tits Understood as Slang
Detroit Free Press. -

Abuse oil a Legitimate Expression When
tits Understood as Slang,
Detroit Free Press.
mo use in tryin' to be what YOU
wan'tintended for remarked the pastry
cook to the headwaiter Now, when
I'd been cookin' fer u year or such a
matter | took notion to try being
butler and houseman to lady. OF
course didn't know anything about it
but thought it was easy TO learn and
Jumped right in. Got along all right the
tlrst day till evening; the answered the
door bell, and gent was there | used to
know as high roller when | was an
office boy in a gambling house he was
trying to marry the lady; she had money
and he didn't Well, | carried his card
upstairs 10 her reception room.
"Who is it, William2" says She, TAX
ing the card.
Major Short, Miss says l.
Show him up, William, says she.
What, Miss, says |, staggering.
show him up, can't your says she,
peskily.
Yes, Miss, says 1, 4 can, but !
won't
What do you mean?' says she.
lust what | say, Miss says |.
she. soy
I'm willing, Miss says |, to show
anybody else up, but not tie Major
he's been too good friend Of mine I'd
give him away like that
Then YOU ought to seen her Tea,
around. hadn't said AWNING
oughtn't, us far as l knew, Gut some.
how she thought l had and one Word
brought on another, till | picked up and
got, out, But that wasn't ali. The Major
TOOK it up, and | had to jump lhe town
to save my life. Since linen Eve kent
close to my cooking and minded nv
own business" 10y
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-05-17
The only Eomale riot IN the country.

ST, Louis, No, May IA novel
proceeding was enacted at special
meeting Of llarbor No. %, United States
Association of Pilots. 1t was the formal
initiation Of Miss Callle French, said to
be the only female pilot ia the country.
1t was the first time in the history Of the
organization that woman was ad-
mittcd. Miss French is 23 years old.
She spent 10 years on the river with her
father, Captain q. o. French, who runs
a boat between Cincinnati and New
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-05-17

Ieacher-Johnny, what useful article
40 0t9, we get from the whaleg .Tohnny-
W halebone. Teachcr-And what comes
rom ron, the whale that We have no use ForY
Johnny-Jonahs. - ~
why did Priscilla Waldo break her
engagement with Johnny Lakeside Sn
Johnny wrote Il rhyme for the Iatyer
IN INV winch he rhymed Hope with Pene-
iope. - Harper's Bazar.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-05-17
QUAINT sights IN BRENEN
OF interest to Visitors From
the New World.
WHERE OLD BACOHUS PRESIDE0
Wonderful Wine Cellar With
Elaborate Casks.

The Bacchanalian God Astrido of n Big
Hogshead---Thc Celebrated Statue Of
Roland in the Market PlHtZ--Ihe Blri-
Keller, with Its Mummy-lIAe, Driei-up
Human Frames.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-05-17

The celebrated statue of Roland in
me market platz is huge figure about
IL feet high, erected in t4O2.
The name is no doubt taken from
Rothland, red-iand, where the criminal
court was held in days gone bv. lIig.
tory says that the statue was probably
Intended to represent King Otto |, who
gave Bremen the right to its own juris.
nletion, ana tine privilege of administer
ing justice in criminal cases. Accorjing
10 this tradition "Roland" stands far Tia
symbol OF liberty. Ileis bare. headed. IN n
'ort OF sentry-ho1; in his right hand n
slumsy sword, and Shield stuck on
lwkwardly up high on his breast. Low
aown on the body is belt, while on
The knees are sharp points OF defence
against his foes lie is not thing of
beauty; not even the most enthusiastic
earcher after antiques" could sec any
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PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES SENATE WASHINGTON. %. q.
Sealed proposals. for the following fuel for the
sergeant alarms Of the United States senate unit.
Viz: 2ooo tons hest extra hard white ash
coal small furnace size. screened and free FROM
size also IS tons Of Lee white ash coal. free from
AL impurities. stove sizes also IS cords 81 best
from knots and SPLIT to medium size; also $50 oords
ff from ses snr t ,IS Hs S. s c ssn az AID 10 re
Inspected, weighed or measured, sawed, srlit and
stored n The ranI, Of The senate wing % nd
sReSn q Gdd ss e A 1ss sT q The S
times and In such quantitias as may be ordered by
the Undersigned The right to reweigh the coal %
also 10 require and take a greater or 'ess quantity
than that stated, not exceeding 30 Per cent In nny
posed and accepted; also to reject any or all iro.
posals or TO accept or rejsc; proposals for any 4
BIDS should be Endorsed Proposals fer fuel q and
addressed 10 the Sergeant at-arms. United States
serate," n. J. BRIGHT. serEeant-at arms SniSsd
PROPOSALS FOR THE ANNUAL sIPPLY OF
r1s fs The oa T. s Ndsy sI a. r rs ss iss
be feceiysd at the bureau & supplies and 81:
SGgHs S%E{ Pep,% eiStK wsss sSs p
@sdlsteIy t.sEsaftsT. 70 furnish ii annual so:
York; League Island, Pal Washington, j. OIL
Norfolk Va; Pensacola. Flat Mare Island. Gall
The naval stationsi Newport, r. L.: New LondoG,
Conn, AMI the Naval Academy, Annapolis, Nd.
Also the annual supply OF coal at the naval hoe.
pitfalls. d.spensaries, etc; foEispoyth, y. H.
Pa; League Island. Pa. washington, j. C,i
Norfolk, Va; Pensacola f1a:. and Mare Island
Upon applicauop 10 the bureau, % he com.
fiandants OF the different navy yards OF to tSe
navy pay ciices. The fuel pu:t In al es.es coE
naval inspection; Tie BIDS. ~ oiter things bs
the right 10 waive defects or to reject any
or all bids not deemed advantageous TO the gov
eminent. EDWIN STEWART. PayIuaster Gene
erGl, L. s. y. jye1-2aw2w
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING. &c-sEALEn
pE0RSsals vi, sescTfySs4h IS t ai;t cSe patti
ENTH, 1894, for the supply OF winter clothing
for the Home. For Information rs 10 samples,
quality pnd quantities., &e:, apply 70 the IN,
dersigned. RICH. Y. PARKER, Secretary and
Treasurer. Hu1-4t
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING CAST IRON
water r,pe-Ofice OF the Commissioners. Washing.
ton D. d July -. 1891 Sealed proposals will bs
-,ivcd nj tits ONCE until TWO p NJ, AUGUST
ELEVENTH. 1894, for fCrnshing cast -inoa water
iIre SI,eridcations and blank forms NAV 10 ~
taiae.l NJ this Office J. w. ROSS GE pRGg
TRU FoSDHIL, CHAs. Il. POWELL, Commissisn.
en-. u. c. iyesGt
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UNCERTAINTIES.

w. r. Speare,
Undertaken 6 Em5aIrner,
go Street Northwest.
Every thing strictly FIRST class and on the most
Reasonable terms. Telephone call, gao. jaI-tr
AUGUSTUS HURGDORF,
FURNISHING UNpTRTAKER AND EdBAIAiEa.
1894 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Telephone. 20. se23-r
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-STABLES. 3, 81 60 , o,
1435 (rearl =. $50 l, ST 66. ..,.,,3 40
Bet 18th and 18th, 2, 50 68...........25
and l. SITS. AS 2, 81 1875. ...,,,..o 5
1912 10th (rear). .45 3, So 1a5. ....,,.o q
Bet 18th and 18th 3, So 1876. ...,.o *
SITS NV. X and l. I. 50 66.......,.. u
SITS AS 1924 ave NV 5r'r) Is
No 8, bet l. and NJ, 112l 14th st NV (r'rl Is
10th and 18th SITS. IS 4.sq 6d. Mass ayS2lst q
1914 10th NV (rear). ..35 1912 NV (r'r) 10
THOS j. FISHER 4 CO.
ty21-tr 1924 h st. NV
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
1923 + st NV. first SCI 18th st..4o5 so
floor .$S3JI Sc cor 18th and
lab NV, rm l. LIST SITS NV, 2r. I'd floor. 20
floor. $50 1870 Pa ave, I'd floor. 40
14ll + st NV, entire I33 7th NV, LIST and
building .110 I'd floors. .....,.. 40
1874 NV. entire 93l Pa ave upper
basement 10 part) ...............3 30
6O7 14th NV. $3.50 SW cor 18th and F. 3r 10
Globe bdg-1 large rm. 1921 + NV, rm 10 10
Sc 18th and G05-7 It'll, several rs
SITS NV, Ar, entire 12l3 F several RS
3D. floor. 80 14i7 G nw.several RS
Pa av and 18th nw,2r 60 1921 NV, several
$40 14th st NV. so fine offices. .....-
COZ 7th NV, LIST a.. 80 1923 NV several
521 14th st NV. de- fine Offices. ......-
sirable office. ...... AZ GO NV, several rs
THOS. J. FISHER x Co,
ty27-tr 1924 + st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

i 1s$E n e. s. s. e
Il ~ g g 81 ~ ~
1888 9th NV, 7r....ls.5O 1927 sth NV, sr&b.. .S5
ty14-1m 80 18th St NV.
Sss f isss NV g! E Ell sw ns; :.isfS
zig Whitney ave Is 80 P 1851 GTaeeand ct ne.
TIE MsLA si LFa REAL IL Is. AND loan Co.
ty2s-tf 10th and a Sis NV
FOR RENT-FARNis-
Farm Of 80 acres near Bethesda Park. $500
OFFICE ROOM.
! room, I'd floor, 1903 Pa. ave., $40
g., HILL & JOHNSTON,
Vo 1908 Pa. ave. NV.
FOR PENTHOUSE 1871 CORoORAN ST,
ali ten modss
SaGx PsrSr used as dining soo% back Of which
With Kitchen cnt S %ish ep us wats
C9 , room; Rent. s45. THos G. HESsEY &
90. 1900 ST NV. ty9-1m
bath, bay window, press brick; MI; newly var
G,s st KEY at grocery opposite. Apply At .s2
FOR RENT-NEw CORNER FLAT LARGE
rooms, separate bath ROOM electric lighting; gas
G 6 IN s3oy Sors ety. only So on car line Cor
FOR RENT-6i6 ST Ne; GROOM BRICK: NJ
l.; handy to cars and school; at Sl7 key at Clio
st. ne. F. w. TUCKER x BRO. 100 st.
FOR RENT-511 ST " E.; ROOMS AND
bath; $3.50. Rear 1919 18th ST. NV: rms;
$3.50 X. II. t. LEOPOLD. 18th and
SITS NV. jy2S-6t
FOR RENT-IO05 G Sr. NV; A LARGE AND
elegant house; 10 rooms; suitable for dwelling
or business purposes: mod. imps; in good repair
w. q. JOHNSON, 1907 18Th 1t. NV jyI3-1m
FOR RENT
BOOT G Dw.......... $50, 1925 o ne....15O0
1886 st........ 80. 15l125 L se...l23O
419 4th so 1874 Sheridan ST.. 10
1913 Md ve..........19 1913 Linden ne. ......9
- re. ........ - Hyattsville cottage. -
637 Elliot he. .lS30lNienna Va, cottage. -
WATERS THOMPSON,
ty1O 1885 L ST. NV
FOR RENT-THAr SPI.ENDIDLY LOCATED
furnished house, occupied for the past nine years
by Senator Dolpb Lafayette square; viii rent
to March Is, 1898. For particulars apply TO
r.. o. HoLrZMAN. Real Estate Broker.
JeSIn 10th and II SITS. NV.
FOR RENT
2 Dupont Circle. .sl25 1903 G st.....ss
SIG Conn ave. lbs 2O2i Corcoran st. As
1858 Mass ave. .112.5o Stable l145 av. Is
1917 10th ST.. 100 Stable T 1913 NJ st. .2J
df64 Rhode Island aylOo Fayette terrace. 20
2lu2 g ST. SO CT 4O7 eth st Sc Is 30
Ofice 14O6 st $3.50 1905 I712 4th st IL
ia \ St :......eo 531 11th st .16
Also large list Of desirable furnished houses
tn, FITCH, FOX BROWN,
ty2l 1406 st. NV.
FOR RENT-sAIE OR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
corner house: n MI. 10 rooms: few doors from
Dupont Circle; 2o2o st. NV; key at 2OIO.
Owner. j. CHESTER 1929 st. NV. jy21-1m
FOR RENT-DwEILING 939 MASS AVE; 0
rooms and bath room; s35. Inquire at e26Is La.
fell -5rn
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT-REAINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
the REMINGTON Office; modern machine; per
feet condition guaranteed, with stand; delivered
free In city, one month applies on purchase of
new when directly following rental
WiCKOFF, SEAMANS x BENEDICT
d19-tf Cor Sth and + SITS NV
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FOR RENT
92l 18th st, l6r. $500 so5 E Cap stu. 80
1870 La ave, 15r. ..130 1907 L, 7r......... 80
1905 st NV, Sr. 100 Brookland. sr. 80
1871 st, 16r. .....S 81 NV, Or. 81 s.
S27 14th NV, 12r. rs 9o5 Sd NV, Or. %. 50
2ll9 X st NV, 11r. 10 453 st NV, Or. Is 80
425 9th NV, store. 10 1918 7 NV, r.. rs. IS
1l13 . st NV, 1lr...75 434 NV, Or. rs. 80
936 X st NV, lar. 10 lGl7 4th st NV. Or % so
2sl9 st NV, 15r. 10 BIZ st Sc, 1r... rs. so
9o5 Mass NV, l2r.. 20 1906 y II ave- Or. :. Is
1872 f st NV. .,......l0 1918 st, p
1923 st, 16r.. .67.42 1854 c st sw, i2r. .25
1907 y ii ave, 9r.66 10 500 st ne. IT,, %
The Milton-Apartments ia Arthur pl, 7r. % 81
1870 I'D st, Tor. ....65 1924 st, Or. % 50
700 sth NV, i2r. .a5.55 esI Mass ave n, 6r 20 s.
1916 st NV, Tor. 5545 ~ 9TH st Sc Or. %. 81
1922 sth NV, r;;3os9 diSa gath st, Or. e %
1896 ave, Tor. 80 1919 18th st. Or. 20. 30
l723 De Sales st, 9r.55 200 st ne, Or. 20. 80
1010 22d st NV, 9r.50.60 ll43 9Th st ne, Or. 20
902 st NV. Tor. $50 1928 II st ne, Or. is. 80
927 10th st NV, $50 40 l st ne, Or. is 50
Peg at st. i. St St h me- SEIIss$S
gig aye Ss ..'.-sS 1897 1897 lGta st. Or Y
s5s I St NV; @..s9sS g / s NV, OE:.. rs
- L st NV, lar. ~ q I'd Sc ne, Or. 30
Ga 18th ST, l3r. - 2431 NJ NV, 5r.... .16
1i0s 11th st NV. Qr3750 SIS Sth st ne, Or. is 80
1102 II ave, Ir. 90 40 Va ave Sc, 6r.....l3
u 18th st ne, .3J 170S Seaton st, Or. J g. 10
FredeTiek, fiat, sr85yo sld 2SLh St, eSr .iS 50
1925 * st, Tor. 80 22l0 Cleveland, Ga .i3. 80
] lS93 linden s. La IA s Sc g g
i issi IDA 1t5h St NV IG$S 3 ss. ne Sr
jy2s-tu, th&s
FOR RENT-PRESs BRICKI BAY WINDOW ALI,
p.L s rooms and concrete eellaFi nice yardj
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l1s3 X st (furl. 903 III st NV, 1r 95
12r. per annum. 81. 500 1000 sth ST NV, 81. a.
1872 VT. ave NV, lir Up pit laos Pa ay NV 1r:i5
fur). $3.50. .1Jo lt0s 10th ST NV, Or. ~
9l2 st NV. 19r.. "a 1919 Sth st NV 7r 30
I21 Sth ST NV. l3r. az 1917 Sth st NV ar 30
1924 18th st NV. Tor. .5 1904 5th 81 NV Or 30 so
1873 st NV, Tor. % AGA & st NV. 1lr. so 46
100 10Th NV. 13r. 15 100 18th st NV Or ~ 20
222i ave NV, Or 80 60 10 q st NV. Or 20 70
PA ave NV, Or. so 80 Il02 18th ST NV 7r 40 40
t21 18th st NV. 12r. so 1o6 ST NV, Or. 30 30
2lo5 Ia ave NV, lar 2209 and 22Il l. st
(wil lease for NV 1r.......... 20
term OF years, ST I'D st NV Or 80
will be fitted up for 224 G st NV, 30
stOrel 90 sliI I
80 \ J ave NV, Sr. 80 1903 iIth st NV, 7r2s S3
AL VI st NV. l1r. 80 Up pt 1901 Il NV Sr25 80
1914 y NV, 12r 80 1872 Sth st NV Or q 80
1914 st NV, .....50 Ill : st NV Or - 80
1894 10Th st NV, ST.. 1870 1902 and 1910 sth st
$40 III st NV, 1r.. $3.50 NV, Or. ..........2 * 80
go 2lst ST NV, Tor * 22l9 ii st NV .r % so
2l49 Fla Ew,9r. ~. 80 1911 18th st NV ar ~ -,
10 ave NV, fr.4o.G0 ,926 Ssh ST NV, Or. -. -
- L st NV. llr.. 10 30lS Cambridge NV or. -
2ts ID st NV, Or. $500 ,l6 9th ST NV Or -
2>03 Y st NV, Or. ...35 1888 18th NV, Or. -
1i2l Fla ave NV, Sr. 80 81 Il. zoe 9TH NV. 3r. -
1olo u ST NV. Sr......35 li39,W ST NV ar. -
5l4 Sth st NV, jr. IS lt54la U 81 NV Sr y
l+lS 18th st NV Tor. 50
The above is only a portion Of the property on
my books For full list call at Office for bulletin
Issued on the LIST and 18th. T. 4. WAGtiAMAN
iN31 -tu.thNs
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-HALF OF 2 LIGHT AND AIRY Of
fee rooms only 81 per month. Apply Room 3,
1927 st. NV. aul -3t
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FOR RENT
1919 f st NV, Office
rooms .......s-...Sop
92+ ed, 11r. 5000
1911 31st NV, 12r. 80. 4
1880 n NV. 12r. -. 40
29O6 y NV, Tor, miss. 90
1905 2Sth NV. Tor. 32.5Q
400 G NV. 1lr&b. go
51o LIST Sc. 2J.JO
lO3 L Sc, Ir & b. %. 90
WoodSide, Nd, Or. franz
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sos 4 Sc, Or & b. .22.5o
us p Sc. Tr&b. .22.50
100 + ST. Or & b. .21.50
loJ-l7 Harvard. Or. IS
IA & 2i2 9TH ne, 6r.f5.30
l2Oi Ward CT, Ar (coll
water .............10
ioll | ne, DR. (coD. II
: Scott st, 2r. 5
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FOR RENT-1139 y II
ave, 12r, 2b's, new. -
21U6 II NV, 11r, 20 5. -
1446 X l av NV, Tor, b.
1910 NJ NV, Sr, $50
zoos NJ NV. Or, b,new. 90
110i n II ave, 1r, b. 40
jy24 III. l..
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BOARDING.

Two LARGE DELIGHTFUL FRONT ROOMS ON
81 fnrr, clearly and nicely furnished; with strict
j. hTst-ciass table; prices reasonable. 2u1 E St
nv. ay-3t|
IuE LIVINGSTON, Zoo 18TH ST. Nw.-CON-
fJrsaIiy furnished rooms. with frst-class table
hoard; Isl and 2d-sJory fronts; summer rates;
lplati1n central and most desirable IN the
City. aui -3l'
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, BRADLEY, 927 F st,

10 9th he. sr, b. s35. 40
20 20 \ \ NV. 6ra b, .;.2s.99
a626 X NV, Or. b. $3.50
122O y ] ave, Orb. 22.50
81 l4th sw, Sr. b. 20
Fiat, PIP Pa ave, Ar. 20
kUST, Cos 18th st. NV,
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FOR RENT-AT a REl
1141 n II ave. l2r. 3
013 K 1 av NV, Tor, mi. 60
915 l NV, 12r, ami. =
1923 Il NV, 10r&ami. go
314 Pa ave NV, 10r&b. 10
1928 ii ne, 7r&s. 10
1884 10th pw, Tor, ami. 90
1904 S NV, sr&ami. .3S
1871 10th NV, Sr&mi35.50
6l6 Pa ave Sc, Sr&s.36.5 80
81 Mo av NV, Tor. 80
Gil Mass av ne, 9f&mi.3?
1874 / NV, sr&ami. 80
1874 ID Sc, 10r&ami. -. 90
COB Il ne, 7r,ami. %. 80
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W loN-
'D1 f ne, 7r&s. =. 80
128 n Cap, 7r&ami22. 80
III 10th Sc, Or. 1850
1914 18th NV, LIST
floor, fiat, 4r&b 80. 80
40 9TH Sc, 6r&ami. Is. so
2l9 10th NV, 6r....16
1876 9Th Sc, Or. 1880
A l. NV, Or. .....l5.30
2s0l Olive av NV, 6r14.50
1i2l Md av ne, 6r.14.50
1201 q Sc, Or. ...13.30
AIS 6la sw, Or, .12.5 so
43 Fenton pl, Or. 1000
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PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING. &c-sEALEn
GRSis NJ b E sSffEESf 4 i atsSsf f' HR
EI,;TH. 1884, for the supply Of winter ciothins
fog the Home; Fer infosinAtSn au ss samples.
dcrsigned. RICH. v. PARKER, Secretary and
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

fOR sALE-ONE or TIE MOST FERTILE FARMS
In Charles county; JOp acres; half cleared half
Only IS acre. Address l. u. o., Star C.iice.
tyis
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE CHEAP-CHESTNUr SORREL; WILL
ride and drive weight, 800 pounds. TILER'S
STABLES, ADD sth st. NV. au22t.
FOR SALE-2 FINE DRIVING MARES SIS EACH
Inquire at MANNING FARM. BeEning d. q.