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been organized among the ladies, and will meet on Friday afternoon with Mrs Byington, on East Broadway.
 A. DeF.ssWheeler's new wind engine has arrived and will soon be putin place,
 Hubbell, the photographer, is to re- move his studio to Bridgeport.
 Henry Meachen exhibited to the mem- bers of the Stove club, last Wednesday, a branch of ripe raspberries, which he picked on his place.
 John W. Lennon, popular clerk with w. B. McNamara, is to take charge of a store in Bridgeport soon.
 Mrs J. Sanford SalCus, of New York, has spent few days with her father and sister at their home at Washington Bridge.
 Robert T. Wheeler and his bride have returned from their wedding trip. They will make it their home with MT Wheel CTS mother on Broad street.
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EASTON
IN BAPTIST CHURCH CIRCLES.

IN BAPTIST CHURCH CIRCLES.
 The regular monthly sewing society connected with the Mission Band of the Easton Baptist church will be held as usual at the hall opposite the church, on Tuesday afternoon, November 10, com mencing at o'clock. A very pleasant feature of the meeting is the , o'clock tea, which is quite informal and was originally tried as an experiment., but is now fixture. The sum of five cents is collected from each individual at the table. The money thus gathered is used to purchase material which is made up for benevolent uses, and sent to schools connected with the mission work of the denomination. Those who attend are in- vited to brlng some article of food, which best suits their convenience. If any are doubtful as to what that may mean, let tion is extended to all. If stormy on Tuesday the meeting will be held the first fair day.
 Mrs T. w. Turney is spending a week with friends in Huntington and Shelton,
 Mrs Julia Edwards is having her house new roofed. The carpenter is Hugh Me Culum,
 Mrs susan Horn is very feeble and needs someone to care for her, as she is nearly bIird.
 Miss Anna Sherwood of Greens Farms visited the pa.t week at Mrs Fred SilIi mans.
 Invitations are received to the marriage of Key E. A Warfcld, former pastor of rAe Etsto0 Cong eg4tional church, on November 10, at Iynchburg, Va.
 Mrs Charles $. Burr and infant son are guests of Her mother, Mrs Sarah Wheel CT.
 Frederick G. Haubiein is cleaning up all the underbrush in his yard, greatly improving his place. MT Haublein is selling B. Iawley X Sons best corn prov endcr and oats at low prices,
 George B. Beers has newly painted his house in white with green blinds. Fred Mckenzie did the work.
 All order given by Mrs J. G, Keller after October g, without first being sanctioned by me az executor of the estate will not be patt,-LGeorge M. Keller, ExecutOr.
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STEPNE BY.

Mrs Charles E. Lyon charmingly entertained the following young misses, last Saturday, Carrie and Grace Os. borne, Mildred Corning, Ruby Banks, Mabel Hayes and Master Willie Purdy. The house rang with merriment. Mrs Arzelia Clinghan and daughter, Clarice, enjoyed the day, one day last week, at the old homestead in New town, the Thomas Farrell place. They enjoyed eating their dinner on the old veranda.
 Miss Clarice Clipgan is visiting Mr and Mrs Truman Judd of Bristol.
 Wilbur French had fine present of twin calves by one of his best cows, last week.
 W. N. Hurd is selling fine salt macker. eI at % each.
 Miss Ellen Wells of Essex Junction, Vt., in a guest at Leroy Sherman's. M. H. Thorp is building a new corr house, 12x20, with plenty of corn to fill it.
 Turney Northrop will move into his new house, the John Farnum place, about November l.
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SHERMAN.

THE BEE recently referred briefly to the fact that among the residents of the town was a.Chilian. His name is Henry Errazuriz. and he is cousin of the presi dent of the Chilian republic, Frederick Errazuriz. He is finely educated man being a graduate of New York medical college. Eventually, he says, he will return to his native land. Ale has beer in this country about 10 years.
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Fairfield County Chat.
STAMFORD.
DEATH OF REV s. A. SEAMAN.

DEATH OF REV $. A. SEAMAN.
 The many friends of Rev $. A. Slaman will regret to learn his sudden death on Ninth avenue horse car, Friday morn ing, at the age IS years. MT Seaman was stationed here as the preacher in charge of the Methodist church, in 1861, and again in 1882, He was an able preacher, a yOluminous writer for rcligi- ous publications and having been born in the oId ninth ward, was all authority on old New York in it's social and religi- ous history. He graduated from the college of the city of New York in l8IL The loss of his hearing incapaCitated him from active church work and for several years he has been retired, making his home with his sons. He leaves three daughters and two sons. Funeral ser vices were held in New ork on Sunday, and -iltcruent made on Long Island, be- tide hi7 wife, who passed on to the ma joTity H few years since.
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GREENFIELD HILL.
TIE DEEREIED DISTRICT

MT and Mrs J. R. Jennings and Mir and Mrs T. B. Bradley have visited Mrs Charles Beach of North Bridgeport.
 Severalafrom this place attended the Episcopal sociable at Easton Centre, last week.
 Miss Laura B. Dowd returned home, last week Tuesday, after an absence of four weeks.
 Mrs Kate Nichols and daughter of Fairfield Woods were guests at their uucle's, Charles Nichols, Sunday after noon.
 Rev Mir Merrill was in town, Saturday, calling on his parishioners.
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Many political speakers, clergymen singers and others who use the voice excessively, rely upon One Minute Cough Cure to prevent huskiness and laryngitis. It's value as preventative is only equalled by it's power to afford instantaneous relief. E. F. Hawley, New town; s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B Blakeman, Botsford; B. Haw'ey < Co., Stepney.
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to James Lee, and has begun his labors there for the winter.
 Mir and Mrs Albert Church have visit ed in Torrington, being guests of their daughter and son, Albert Church.
 Frank Drapeau has sold his tobacco to a party from New Milford.
 Beniamin Griffin is the den mocratic nominee for judge of probate.
 w. H, H. Williams of New York City is in town to settle up the estate of his father, the late Dr A l.. Williams.
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MEMS BOX CALF

 Shoes while others charge $4 for them, our price is $50. We could go on and onumerate doz- ems of Shoes and give you prices on them but a personal inspec- tion is worth more than a writ ten description no matter how elaborate.
 No words can show you the quality of the stock or their per feet shape. So we invite you to call and examine the modern Footwear offered by
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Dana's sarsaparilla is not only the best of all remedies for the nerves, liver, kid neys, stomach and blood; but if no ben- eft you, can get your money back. The same guarantee applies to Dana's pills. cough syrup and pIasters. For sale by Edgar F. Hawley, Newtown, and George W. Hurlburt, ROxbury.
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LESS THAN .ONE-HALF

The regular plice we're selling BLUE and GRANITE WARE, and while the assort- ment lasts you can fit up your kitchen with a full line, at pric- e8 that will surprise you, few of which we quote as follows:
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A hacking cough is not only annoying to others but is dangerous to the person who has it. One Minute Cough Cure will quickly put an end to it. Edgar F. uawley, Newtown; s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, BOtsf0rd; B. Hawley & Co.,, Stepney.
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Chronic constipation is painful, dis. agreeable and life-shortening difficulty. It deranges the system, causes sick headache, bad breath and poisona the blood. It can be readily overcome by DeWitt's Little Early Risers. These little pills are great regulators. Edgar F. Hawley, Newtown; s. .. Bull, Sandy
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COMFORT

is very materially enhanced if one has plenty of water for every use-hOuse, gar den, lawn, stock, and if one can enjoy 6 ride through our beautiful country, in a comfortable vehicle. Ifyou are not pos sessed of these blessings, which may be very easily and cheaply obtained, call on me.
 Underground streams of pure water are everywhere, if you only ende&vor to reach them, unfailing, bountiful. A few days work on my part will secure this comfort tor you.
 have a fine lot Of ?, f and 6 passenger vehicles, stylish, finely finished, cheap shall be happy to make them yours.
 IaIso have fine lot of Harness. Agri cultural Goods are a part of my stock.
 Lots of rye bran for sale.
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chlIdr.n,. proner underclothing.

You're sure of it. Wool. wear Ask some of the mothers who know:
 CUILpKEN'S Union Suj,~. Thvur Nn'uto& C". and Harvard NaI ml>r~ SIo", Sl.7o.
 CUILDRENS' Heavy Mcrtno Nc~,s Pants, Drawers, I-~. to 37c. a,,ordn& tn size. NJturM Wool aud Cumrl, Han -" t' 'a ~'lc>- '1c.
 CUILnKEN~' F'rc,rI Jersey Nc~t- und Drawers .AIl ~oll--lu~., 2sN.. 55c. Luuch~o". Hu4,mcut Nn pay
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Rheumatism is foe which gives no quarter. It torments it's victims day and night. Hoods sarsaparilla purifies the blood and cures the aches and pains of rheumatism.
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The use of Halls hair renewer pro- notes the growth of the hair, and res- torres it's natural color and beauty, frees the scalp of dandruff, letter. and all im- purities.
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NALLEYNEELYls0G'
Women's Proper Underclothing.


 Come some cool afternoon and take q look at all the pco- pie picking. Pretty safe to stand by the 0laIo1TUH WOMENS' Heavy Jersey rIccccd Vests and Drawers, 25c,, soc. soc. WOMENN' Norfolk and New Bruns- wick half wool Vests and Drawers, soc. Heavy Mcrluo Vests and Drawers, syr, WOMENS' Pure Natural Wool Vests and Drawers, 75c. ENtr-Guc Australian Natural Wood Vest, und Drawers, &I,oo --Whltc also.
 WoMEN~' Union Suits. ooc. up. Cotton, Mcrjuo. Wool, Only town agent, for "Np~jlanlj' uud "PhyIIis make.
 I.unyhyou, Easement No pay.
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Mems Proper undcrcIothing.

Half o dozen show case, on Temple Street, stocked with tcmptrrs, Not half-a-hjnt tho of the hu4rncas inside. Looking don't cost
 HEAVY E>w1 Mcrao. 25r. Grey Mvrun", pruI hnmn~, >'l trimmed ribbed bottom, spc.- regular s", seller Put-WuoI Shirts a.d Drawers. 5ur. White auJ \.tuvI t W""l rc.ui but. tons, silk trimmed, au-lpu4er tapro, 7uc Camrl>' IIMr. Nat.ru; white aud srH- let, Sm",c J:I double breast utI-Woo2 SLuo.
 Luncheon, Mp>emvot. Nupay.
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The above are only few of the items of the 2,784 pieces we bought at special sale and we propose to give our custom CTS the benefit of the whole line.
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LADIES, SHOES

for an example. While others charge you $3 we only ask 2,50 giving you the lions share.
 Come and examine them, you will say the same, It is the same with the
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]. 268 MAIN ST.

Hook; A. B. Blakeman, BotsfOrd B. Hawley & Co, Stepney.
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" WHY :?

Because we cut the usual prof it in halves. That amount you make.
 Take our
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UvO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION l FRS FOR FAIRFIELD COUNTY. hereby apply tor license to sell splrltu Ous and intoxicating liquors ale, lager beer rhine wine and cider at Callahan Building. Sandy Hook, town of NewtOwn. My place Of | bnsiness is not located within 200 feet in 8 ] direct line ot church edifice or public school 1 house, or the premises pertaining thereto, or any post, office or public library l Dated at NewtOWn this Z2d day Of october A. MARTIN F. .HOULIHAN, Applicant. 1 We. the undersigned, electors and tax pay 1 CTS, as defined by law, of the town of New l town, hereby endorse the application or the above named Martin F. Houlihan for such Ii
 Dated at Newtown this 22d day of october, AT Tbom8s h mas T. Bradley, William J. Brew, Charles E. Hawley, Oscar Pitzschler' John | I hereby certify that the abo~ e-named en- l 'dorsers are electors and taxpayers, as dehn | ed by law, of the town of Newtown. l Dated at Newtown this 22d day of October
 MICHAEL J. HOULIHAN, Town Clerk. T0 T9R ROARD OF COUNTY COMMIsBION. 1 | FRS FOR FAIRFIELD COUNTY. hereby apply tor a license to sell spirituous and In l toxicating liquors, ale, lager beer, Rhine wine and cider at Sandy Hook, town ot Newtowr l My place of business is not located within Z0l l feet in a direct line Ot church edifce orpuD l lie school house, or the premises pertaining l thereto or any post office or public library. 1 Dated at Newtown this 22d day of October A, D., 1898. EDWARD TAYLOR, Applicant ] We the undersigned. electors and taxpay CTS, as defiued by law, of the town of New | town, h hereby endorse the application ot the above nam ed for such license.
 Dated at EeWtown this 22d day ot october A. D., 1S9ss
 l Hobart H. Curtis, Mortimer B. Terrill, Mi inott Augur, Jerome Judson, James H. War ner.
 thereby certify that the above named en dorsers are electors and tax payers, ss de l fined by law, of the town of Newtown.
 Dated at NeWtown this 22d day ot October A D. lSs8. MICHAEL J. H0ULIHAN.
 Town Clerk.
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LONG HILL.

Mir and Mrs F. V. Cole happily enter tain a daughter, born Friday, October g
The Newtown bee., 1896-10-30

but to buy Shoes at our store is easier.
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Ladies Brown Canvas Bicycle Leggins; regular price 55c- now l0c.
 Ladies' Brown Basket Cloth Legginc, regu- lar price 75c-nOw 2lc.
 Ladies Button Boots, sizes 1 to l2, regu- lar price $3-now 49c.
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20c Pie Plates for 10c. 20c Pudding Pan for 10c. G5C Milk Kettle for PIC. Sic Milk Kettle for 33c. S5C Rice Boiler for 43c. $l 50 Rice Boilers for 59c. 70c Tea Pots for 33c
 soc Coffee Pots for 39c
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Ladies Hand Scwed, Pointed Toe, Lace and Button, A. to D. four lots together; regular price S+-nOw I.59.
 Mems Ccrdovan and Kangaroo Lace shoes, sizes to 9, B and c widths, hand made. regu lar price S6-now $l.49.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, u. c., WASH
ington, ID. c., April 3, ls3G.-To whom il may
concern: Notice is hereby given that the Commits
sioners OF the District OF Columbia intend con-
struct stoneware sewers in north side Of II st.
NV. between 18th and 18th sts., abutting lots
l. 3, 4. g. of 8. 80, s. 3, 10. II, II, H. IA and
south side of Maryland ave. between 14th and
18th sts me-, abutting lots 3, and ), square
1850; estimated cost, Si5s. In north side Of
South Carolina ave. between 9Th and 10th SITS.
Sc. abutting lots 1, 8. Q, TO- and B, square
made against the abutting property mentioned
above; as provided In public act No; III. ap-
proved August z. 1924. A hearing Will be given
on "WEDNESDAY, April D. at II am, in the
board room Of the Commissioners of the District
Of Columbia at which time and place objections
may be presented by property owners 10 all or
any of the above mentioned work. J. W. ROSS
GEO. TRUESDEII, CHAS. f. POWELL. Com.
missopers, ID. e. apS.717,ls
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THE RALEIGH.

Cor. Penn. ave- aud 18th st.
EUROPEAN PLAN. ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF.
An elegant restaurant for gentlemen and ladies'.
Also a luxurious cafe for gentlemen. Private
dIEing rooms and banquet halls. Prompt service,
first-class cIisine. Special attention given to
parties after the thcater.
1a15-tf Il. j. TALLY, Manager
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STAR, MONDAY, April. g. see-TwELvE PAGES
FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
FURNISHED.

FOR RMNT-FURNISUED HOUSE, IN ALExAN-
dria; rooms and beth: good neighboehood; con-
venient to boat or train; price. SIS per month.
Address Z. Z. L. Star Office. ar8-2te
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FOR RENT
S19 Fla NV, 7r .$31 20 S.n&or 1908 Pa av 10 90
536 10th st NV. 7r. .2S so Ilail Sc cor llth&E
S14 st NV, Or. :. .25. 55 SITS nw.... rs 70
645 Q st INV, Or. .25 20 Stsi GI2 La ave Pr 15 20
1910 NV. 6r % so StoSiwg 11.C Pa
6i3 st NV, Or. . 80 ave NV, Tor. 90
I6O6 Sth st NV 6r %. so S.O rm 514 Sth *; 20
$50 Spruce NV, Or. q. 40 StnGdwg 423 10Th. 35 60
Sl2 st NV. Or. .25O0t. I'd DDS 4 st, 81. 80 20
3Q5 ID st NV, Or. .25 90 StOSrlwg ne cor I'd
40a Mass NV, 81. % so & g nw 6r.. ~ 20
$50 21st st NV, Or. ID 50 ST &dwS rs 4H e. .5 90
1907 Sth st Or. % 30 St&d SO -, Or 20 90
40 X st NV, 7r.. 20. 30 StoArrl no n
41ll Sth st NV, Sr. 2O.OOi nv........ 16 90
SIG y II NV. Or % 90 st rinSsta 200 X nel5 90
1l13 10th NV. Gr 70 90 Sto 80. Fla ave. 10 90
liz, 18th NV, Or IS 80 043 q st sw Sr IS 30
81 18th st NV, Sr 1t. so 941 st sw, Sr. .25 20
Oh Il Cap st, 6r Is 30 9S9 st sw, Sr. .25 90
vi lst 81 NV. 7r. Is 70 sos Va sw, Sr. % 90
ll3S I'd ct nw ir. II 30 304 18th st sw, Sr. 10 so
IStS l. st NV, Or. 80 934 Va sw. 6r. Is 80
2t1 j. st NV, 5r. IL 33 222 BIZ st sw 5r Is 90
1913 st NV, Or. Is uOi 80 Va av sw Or ID, Is 90
ESQ st NV, Or. IL 30 22O 49, st sw ;r 10 90
;2';I 2ith nw 6r. II sol 439 Del ay sw 5r l3 30
i2JJ 25th st NV, Or. L. 80 E at sw, Ar. l3 30
23i2-.7 18th ext, Ar. L. so Cog Nd av sw Gr I3 30
StoNlvg 4li 9th st 62 + st sw 5r l3 90
nv, per year. y. 5000, % st sw Or. 12 so
The above is only q portion Of the property on
my books.
For full list call at ofce for bulletin issued on
the LIST and 18th.
ap1-w, fam T. E. wAGGAMAN
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HOTELS.

The National Hotel.
AMERICAN PLAN. Rates reduced to So SO and
50 per day. 0rst-class hotel at popular pricesl
Is spacious sample rooms On first floor for com.
meroial men, for whose patronage this house
will make q speciality
mt23-tf mo. r. SCOTT. Prom
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PROPOSALS FOR sUPrLIES FOR THE NAVY
Yard Washington, ID. c., and the Naval Proving
Ground, Indian Head, Md.-March "a. 1885
for the Navy Yard, Washington ID. a.. and tho
Naval Proving Ground, Indian Head Nd, to lie
opened Ap,il II. 1885, viii Ice received at tho
Bureau Of saI Supplies and Accounts, Navy D,Iart;
O'CLOCK iL SooS APRIL F6lRTEfSTH. 1n.t fis issd =
and publicly opened Immediately thereafter, to
furnish at the Navy Yard Washington, ID. c.. a
and aies. ana at the Naval Proving % Ground. i%H
Irdian Head, Nd, a quantity of lumber Tie
articles must conform to the navy standard and
pess the usual naval Inspection Blank pro-
Navy Yard Washington. ID. c. The attention
Of manufacturers and dealers is invited. Tie
bids all other things being equal. decided 10y lot.
The department reserves the right waive de-
fects or to reject any or all bids not deemed adj
vantageous to the government. EDWIN STEM
ART, Paymaster General. u. S. y. ap2-2aw.w
FOR LAYING CEMENT AND
'Granito' or ''Terrszzo' Flooring in the Ma
tionai Museum tiisonian Institution, WASH
be received until TN ELvE NJ, WEDNESDAY.
APRIL FIFTEENTH, 1885, at which hour they
will be opened in the Office of the chief clerk Ma.
or less, Of Granite ''Terrazzo'' Flooring and
900 square feet. more or less Of Cement Floor.
ing, In the United States National Museum,
specifications for which, and sample of tho
obtaiaei at he otfice OF tie chief clerk A Ger.
titled check, made in favor Of the secretary Of
the Smithsonian Institution, Tor a sum not lesl
than five per oenium of the amount Of the pro-
reserved to reject any all bids. or TO waive
any defect nfornaiity I'm any hid, should IL
be deemed to the interest Of the government "a
do Proposals should be addressed TO the Ma
1Ianito' and Cement Flooring. &. 4. LANGLEY,
SECRETARY. 6p2.4,6.9,
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED 3 UNFJRNISIIED CONNECTING RMS
Nhh al improvements; mist be between h and
AMI i2th AMI 18th sts-; good table boa t
ahi mod@rate rent Address, with all ipforIua-
,Io'. D. d. H. star once aIS-2t'
WANTED BY GENTLEMAN AND wIFE-A FI,AT
or 3 or = unfurnishet roOIas. with all mod con.
Nehitn"~ for light housekeeping; must be very
central AMI oniy nice people with clean and we'll
kcPt ho,ts'. need reply. Or could board with re-
lined private family. Address Box a. Star Office
aPi-2t ~
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FOR RENTLHOUSES..

FOR RENT GO EAST CAPITOL st.; 10 R.; CI-
lar; dne order.
S08 Spruce st, L d. Park, 6 T., cellar; $2250.
sOl Mass. ave. 6r 81 UOl52l 9th n. Or Sl4OO
10 O0LORED TENANTS.
Roar 74z 9th s.e.. A.; newly papered; $50.
ID ne. 5r.. .$105OI 1702k 10th w. 6r. SIS 40
ap4-2t WRIGHT 4 STOCKErr, 6l9 NV
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PROPOSALS.

FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE POST
of1ce Department and Postal Seryice.-Post
Office Department, Washington, ID. C., April 4,
1896. Sealed proposals will be received AZ this
department until THURSDAY. MAY SEVENTH,
1896 AT TWO O'CLOCK PM, for furnishing
Wrapping Paper, Wrapping Paper for facing
slips. Twine, Letter Scales, Postmarking and
r. ting Stamps Rubber STAMPS. Carceling Ink.
Pads, Paper, Rubber Goods Pens, Penholders,
Pencils. Inks. MucIage, Glass Goods. Rulers.
Folders, Articles of Steel, Rubber EIssers Books,
Typewriter Supplies and Miscellaneous Station
cry, in such quantities of the different articles
respectively, and at such times and from time
TO time, as they may be ordered during The
fiscal year beginning July l. 1896. and ending Juno
30, 1897, for the OF ,ny branch OF the de-
Iartmcntal or postal ser.ice. Blanks for pro-
posals, with specifications giving detailed state
nients Of the requirements TO be met in respect
TO each article and also the estima ted quantities
probably to be required of each, and giving full
instructions as to The manner Of bidding and
conditions to be observed by bidders, will lie
furnished on application to the superintendent Of
the division OF post Office supplies. Post Office
Department, Washington. ID. &. The Postmaster
General reserves the right 10 reject any or all
bids, to waive technical defects, and TO accept
any part of any bid and reje4.t the other part.
WM. L. WILSON, Postmaster General.
aus-
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PROFESSIONAL.
Scientific Palmistry.

SClcHaUlHHC FanGNlSgfy.
Bible science, giving wonderful res,llts
From 10 to q. 7a7 18th st. mh5-5ws
truest destiny reader Of the age; consult and
receive the benefit Of this wonderful science !:
hourS. 10 10 8. SIS 10th ct. NV, bet. and "
ap1-lms
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FOR KENT
1s M &, st sosS g sss iss Hgef y. g.
Dos Pa av, store and 500 21st st NV, 9r.~
ss 7r: ~ ~ f.;s It st as @
1888 Vt av NV, 14r. .15O ZIG 18Th ct NV. Tor. so
1928 st nw 15r. :. .l25 2o34 Hilyer pl, ior so
ls9l col 18th st NV. 1lr. .l25 1878 N st NV, Ior 80
1890 $40 av nv. 12r. 125 sS4 av. 81. ....... 20
i2S lgtL ct NV 22r i0O 730 18th st NV. Or. 40
iaSS st NV, In: 100 1148 18th st NV. Tor. AS
1884 st NV. 13r. loo rs i1th st NV, Iir 10
1910 18th st NV store 124s iith st NV, i0r. 20
asa BE-: ss ssss sss
5es 5sss Hlyer Il Iast sd st
I4O2 n st nw sr. .s3 s3 1918 Fla az NV. sr. IS
isoi 4 4 as1 NV 2s5 5 i2sh is :, st
~ eth NV. s&d, lir. 8 uP W 7ss eth NV. tr. SO
1871 ,s.a st NV. 15r::..Io st NV. sr $50
sSss NV. isss @ dis s1,n St = NV. nv. e.
sos 1lth st NV; isr.. 80 ls4s st NV. Or. .....s
so2 M st NV. Ill: .e5 1880 9th st NV. d. q IS
st st ,s ,ts .ois s,s Rsrss p
81 75, l2sh = g Is s.
1894 2sth st NV. l2r. .so 81 kste. st ne r..
ISIS 18th ne St NV iar. 2so sseh Is. sw Is
IMs Ps av. q. 80 42e 5th NV basem't. 2r Il
nw 90 sSmseSs st. a.
2o25 Hriyer pL lor GO sSia ii Nv trear1. :. 10
Sss g: 1is' is :. t. =: s''s
For @ List OF %ESs Z sssf; sssEa EiPe' Co. :, once
apSh 1924 F St NV.
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1905 Meridian ave,
Mt r. Or, fr. 90
l121 Harvard st. Or. is. 90
29 10th st ne, ,6r&b. 1850
9l6 g st Sc. 0r&b. is. 30
1887 30th st, 7r....I5.O0
PIG Poplar st, Or. .12.50
l02S 18th ne, 4r&w. .10.30
12OS Ward ct, 4r,w.1O.OO
32 L st ne, 4r&w. ..9.30
94l Hugh's al, 4r,w.S.3O
Sta r'r 612 ID NV, ". 500
R'r 1854 z. 4r (coD. 800
4 CO., 1919 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1896-04-06

1919 u NV, Or. 30
1876 II nc, st&dw. .17.50
6l0 z I av nv, 6r. .l7.30
100 I ne, er......15.30
40 Q NV store. e....14.00
2134 9th NV, 5r. 80
336 Wilson NV, Or. .12.O0
4l9 D sc, 5r......12.0O
230 L sw, 5r. 10. 80
sos l4th ne, Or. 10. 30
6S1 11th ne. 5r. 1880
1909 Wiltberger, Or. 1870
1000 n j ay Sc, Or. 300
18th ct. and NY. av.n.w.
Evening star., 1896-04-06
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5th 0to. NV.
1724 14th NV. Sr. .25. 90
523 21st NV. 6r....2.5o
133 Spruce. lap. Ur. 2U.50
$50 Spruce. LD?. .&.lS.3O
a2 Elm. Id Pk, 6f
(col teD. D.........1S.30
2427 I NV. Or. 80
2 once rms. 620 y
NV. LIST 6oor. r.....15.00
61e 18th ne, c.. -. rs. 20
ll27 Ga av se, Or. .0.30
101l-17 18th q. er. 300