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WHOLESALE GRocERs.
sexenth Day Adventists.

The seYfce at the convention of the
Seventh Day Adventists. which is in sss-
sion near ST. Asaph. in Alexandria Coun-
ty. Va. will In all probability be largely
attended today. The convention was
opened, under not the most ausDicioGS
circumstances. last Friday The in
clement weather kept many away during
the first two. days. but the crowd will
doubtless be augmented with fair wealth
er this week The camp. which is being
held at Armes's Grove. is in charge of
Elder ID. c.. Babeock. of Richmond About
500 members of the sect from Virginia are
expected to attend the sessions of the
convention. During the coming week a
number of able and well-kaown speakers
will be heard at the camp.
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those living in likely house, together
sometimes with wax impressions of keys,
ETC., are obtained by the spotter,' man
who has nothing to do with the actual
burglary, but takes share in the haul
nevertheless. A 'spotter' may be any,
thing. from a hawker calling at the SER
wants entrance, the gas man come to
take the meter. water inspector to see
if there is any leakage. or simply the
Gor the time being) devoted follower of
one of the servants.
Just remark about ladders. In large
establishments / have particularly no
ticed the care with which all ladders are
locked up. while just around the corner.
perhaps lying in the open. are the clothes
posts used for drying or sun airing the
clothes from the laundry. Now, It's as
easy to swarm up a good square clothes
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spring is attached to tn.

with a coil spring is attached to the
window.
Are there more attempts at burglary
and housebreaking during the dark days!
Yes, but why? Just then the not-over-
particular. rough laboring class get hard
up. and they are open to take anything
from purse snatching upward, If there is
even a remote chance of making money
The consequence is that an opportunity
offers to carry out burglary, they go
for it'-go for 1t without taking any pre-
cautions and relying on brute force. the
knife or even the revolver to effect an
escape If disturbed. That is why there
is so many brutal assaults and murders
by so-called burglars just at that time
of the year.
"Of course the particulars as to rooms,
valuables. locks. windows and habits OF
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THE WHEAT MARKET.
There Was Nothing About the Re-
ccfpts To Cause Weafstesx

Chicago. Aug. Indianapolis reported
severe break in cash wheat TO arrive,
cents at cents a bushel The old
wheat was off about three cents The
Northwest generally predicted doubling
up of receipts 400 to 500 cars some days
during the week. according to the same
authority. This caused decline here in
August of 2 Ia cents and September
1874. There was nothing about the re-
ceipts today TO cause weakness. There
We're very large clearances
Speculation is limited. and il is ex-
pected the worlds shipments Monday will
exceed 100000 bushels.
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A BURGLARS ADVICE.
He Discourses on Some of the Points
of His Profession.
n the Cincinnati Enuuirer.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer.)
Thomas Simpson, alias Tom, the Dod-
ger, who is known in police circles all
over the country, was In town the other
night, but he got away before any of
Col. Deitsch's fly coppers'' got onto
him. He met several persons in a down.
town resort. and after indulging in a few
drinks, he became confidential in his
talk. Toms hints to householders were
quite interesting. Among those who list
ened to him was an ex-detective, who
had often locked him up years ago.
You see.'' said Tom, "the public them
selves assist US a great DEAL or men in
my line wouldn't be able to bring off sue
ceSsfuily one-tenth of the jobs they do
now. For instance. however careful
housekeepers and their servants may be
with regard to window fastenings on the
ground floor. as rule they pay little at
tention to those of rooms upstairs, being
absolutely careless in many cases. for
even when the fastenings are in good
order they are often left undone. Now a
man who knows his business never tries
the ground floor for an entry. unless he
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HAULING.

original Springmann's Express, sST D
St. NV. Hauling OF all descriptions.
Storage. packing. shipping. Phone
22.
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ARTISTS, AND PAINTERS SUPPLIES

n ss Geo. f. & Co., successors to Geo.
A&Is$S1 Ryneal, Jr.. Artists and Painters.
EMEHlHG- Materials. Draftsmen's outfits. AIS
1Ut u tetu 7th st. NV.
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Columbia
ArcTIoNEERs.
Regular

Marcus, Auctioncer. Regular
sales every Thursday. 4 recos
nized authority on household eI
fects and merchants stocAs, o5'
La. ave. NV, storage.
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BARRIERS. SUPPLIES.

II you want a Razor that is
a razor-we've got Just the
razor you want. Take it home
and try tiff it don't suit
your beard bring it back and
take home another! Walford's,
AT and 909 Pa. ave.
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EsT.BIJsHsIENTs.

First-class Dyeing and Scour-
ing Establishment. Altering
and repairing neatly done.
Suits secuted md pressed, 81.
705 9th st. NV. Phone liS-
Establishment de Paris
nY Tayeaner L Co., Ladies'
= and Gents Garments
W cleaned and dyed. All
work scientifically done.
6l5 18th 1t. NV.
r. s., .s2o 9th st. NV.
Branch, All 7th st. sw.
mems suits cleaned and
pressed. 81; ladies dresses
cleaned or dyed.
Mme. D. ,pion, French dye
ing and cleaning establish
ment. 12ls C ST, nv. Ostrich
feathers dypd. cufied, dress
ed. AMI renovated in style.
Glove cleaning a specially.
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- IN s@A1 ~
Weynan's
Lawrence; !: !:
TEA STORES

forget to have one OF thOse framed
pictures Of the North Atlantic
squadron, 36xl2, with svry
pound Of Grand Union Baking
Powder Grand Union Tea Co.,
Cpl 7th st. NV.
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sHoEMAKERs.

Igazio. Boot and shoe
maker. coo 18th ST NV.
Fine custom work Repair
ing a specially
Frank. 90s d ST. NV, Gus
tom loot and shoe maker
Repairing neatly and
promptly done.
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I TubiinS,
Fanily
Weser,-
| Hard = r. = . .
| Jenkins
OILS.

your gasoline and illuminating oils
from George c. BrIehl. 1914 9TH st.
NV. He win keep your stove in re-
pair free OF charge. Drop a postal.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

\ graphs. J. J. Faber. $50 7th ST..
1 NV. One dozen ilrst-class cabinets
J and one large photograph, 81
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PHOTOGRAPHER SUPPLIES.

graphic Cameras and Supplies.
Developing, Printing and Mount.
ing a speciality, Mail orders given
prompt attention H0ughton 4
Delano. 1416 n. Y. ave. NV.
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HoIsn .>D s,Gy pAIyTERs.

Loughbo:ough & Brown,
house. sign and de.
corative painting in al
branches. Fine Wagon
lettering. moncgrams
and crssis a specially
Phone 1913. office anc
shop at 63o-G42 L st. NV,
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OPTICIANS.

Edwin H. technical optician. zoos G
st. NV. full line of eyeglasses, spec
tacles, opera glasses. etc
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AWNINGS AND FLAGS

f1~ JAS A. Nicholson Son, 1881 Z
HHEV st. NV Awnings and Flags Phone
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a.nNEss-M.kERs

Harness Work in the city at Sulli-
vans, I'll 10th II NV. Harness and
Collars made 10 order. lowest
prices. Second hand horse furnish
ings bought and sold. Prompt re-
pairing.
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

of the Peace Edmund W,
Yandyke, 600 18th st. NV,
successor to Justice W. c.
Harper.
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FURNISHINGS.

Furnishings and wedding
trousSeaux. All work Gus
tom made. Garments to
order. Ladies can have their
own material made up. 1921
Pa. ave. NV. Mrs, Addele
Kean,
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T1PEMRITERS.

writers OF all standard makes and
supplies at special prices for The
Summer. Newman's. GIL 7th st. NV.
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New York stock Market
opea HIyh Low Clos

Corrected daily by W. B. Hib3s q Co,
members OF the New YORK Stock ESchangs, :,
l425 r Street.
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pbouoeraph Parlors.
Coolest and most iss-
cinating place in the
city. Dummies, 10 for
25 cents. 9l9 Pa. ave.
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MERCHANT TAILORs.

&: &; !; e.: e.: e: ! E; !: ]: =: 6:
S. up. Perfect fit
guaranteed. 1874 9TH
St NV.
II. Civil and military
4 tailor OF many years OF
ie experience. Letters of ref
erence from military off
Gers As II st. NV.
B. B., l1O5 E st. NV. merchant
tailor. A perfect fit guaranteed
Cleaning and repairing.
4 100 suits to e'ean at 75c.
nj each. Cohn s. Co, merch nj
Il tsilors. 400 C st. NV, OPP
u posite L. 5. Pension Office.
Dyeing and repairing.
Co.. 14l7 Pa. ave NV, Mer-
ant Tailors. High-grade Gods,
oierate prices.
g, dyeing, altering. and repair
Z. p. 6rutkOwitz. 1876 Ilth St
", merchant tailor.
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STOVES AND TINMARE.

Bros. 1s41 eth st. NV.
mn Stoves and tirware, timing,
nEg stove and furnace Work in
uOs1 al its branches Roof paint
ing q Specially.
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HAIRDREssERs.

J.. el2 18th st. NV. +,
French Hairdressing Es-
Enlistment; natural
curls, braids. etc. Sham
pooling and dyeing. Re-
duced prices for the sum
mer.
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Manhattan is one of the stocks that
has no friends except the people in its
deals It's earnings are decreasing and its
competition is increasing.
The railroads are doing heavy traffic
and the grangers especially will increase
their business during the coming months
Business in other lines will work toward
greater and greater prosperity in the
railroads. There is at the present time
a lamentable competition in rates that is
cutting down the profits of many of the
roads almost to the vanishing point II
is TO be supposed, however, that with the
returning general prosperity the roads
will perceive the foolishness of this
Many of the industrials are doing the
best business of their histories It is to
be remembered, however, that the indus
trial trusts in times of prosperity and
cheap money are more exposed to compe-
tition than in times OF business depres-
sion. This may be bad for the holders of
trust stock, but it can have only good
effect on general business. 1t is The
general opinion OF the investing and
speculating class that with care there will
be exceptional chances for large profits
in stocks. 1t is not to be expected that
there will be an unbroken advance. There
will be reactions after advances as there
are always to allow the spectators TO
take profits. But the advances will carry
the level higher every time
Henry Clews IS one OF those who be-
lieve that the greatest era of prosperity
the country has ever seen Is coming. He
SAYS in his weekly letter:
Viewed from a business standpoint.
this new phase OF affairs is of immense
value to the Fail prospect. New elements
will enter into the resources of our mar
kets SO soon as the Government has de-
pised a provisional form of administering
the late Spanish islands which COM
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ES, TALI.OW. ETC.

fertilizers. tailows. skins, and
wool. The biggest concern in
the South. Lewis Hoffen-
maier. 221 10th st. NV. 9S4
c, and 3Sd, h and Water
sts.
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Carpets
Cleaned
Young S,
DENTISTS.

Dental Association. Scientific
dentistry at moderate prices,
Corner 7th and ID sts. NV. open
Sundays, 10 10 l O'Clock.
q Dental pariors,. 1903 z st. NV
. Local application for extract
ing.
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BIRD STORES.

Es.I> Boarded at S. s. schniid's. 7l2 18th
kHUVst. st. NV; canaries. .25c per wk.; mock
VII w ing birds and parrots, SOC per wk'
"a suaA G. Singing birds and fine
VnhisIn bred fowl. 4sl eth St. NV
GUUlSaUa Fine pigeons
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HoUsEEuRNIsHINGs.

glassware. fancy pottery and
table cutlery, furniture and
house furnishings in general.
2nth and Pa ave. nv. William
II. Kaiser
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Fly SCREENS.

Screens OF all kinds and sizes made and
n put up by Robert r.. Simms. Factory
In rear CT 920 81 st. NV.
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nEpARTMENr sroREs.

III Bros, 74S to 74T sth st. Sc. Extra
h1t1EIa heavy japanese Seamless Mating at
S6uGus Sc per roll of 10 yds.
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Stables, I210-12i2 Ohio
ave. NV. Best and
cheapest accommodation
in Wash. for transients
and farmers. Livery,
Boarding and Hiring.
81. II. Sullivan. Prop.
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UNDERTAKERS.

R. F. Sons Undertakers.
S2S Pa ave. nv. Services
prompt and terms reason
able. Phone 3z3.
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VETERINARY SURGEON.

n II J. D.. D. v s. 04Hce
II min m and InfrTnary. SIS 10th
nHttEHAEsfSast St nw-,gTaduate of Chi
cago Veterinary College
1SS7- 'PhORes-Ofiee
l0O5; residence. ia
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LOANS.

On furniture, pianos, horses,
wagons. ETC., OF so and up
ward. Cash paid same day. Easy
payments. Front room, lst
floor. 625 F ST. NV, National
Mortgage Loan Co.
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Hotel Sumner Garden
Ten vaudeville acts
every night. Admission
free.
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CaruSO.
MariinO
SH
Wash ! !; J: :
uiroh1o
Do You
Montro[
House., !
7I2 D, :, !.
STPPIES.

Fountain supplies. Thomas Birch 3
a Co, con d St NV. headquarters for
III fruit juices, sirups, extracts, and
u all goods used by druggists and
confectionsrs-
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BUILDERS s.

w. H., carpenter and builder,
404 9Th st. NV. Jobbing giver
prompt attention. Drop pos
tai and | will call.
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SIGN PAINTERS.

Believe in signs Goldsmith,
Sign Painter, 425 10th st. nv.
When in z hurry eome 70 me-
& Co. sign painters Orig
m inal in design Prompt.
III reliable. Gal La ave,
" near 7th-
Sign and f.ese0 painting.
Battenfeld & Russell, success
sors TO J. T. Hundley, 706 18th
81. NV Designs and esti-
mates cheerfully furnished
\ sign painter who never dis
ippOints-
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SUMMER GARDENS.

Ice cream garden
Open air, cool and
pleasant For l1dies
and gentlemen. Fine
creams and ices,
18th ST, bet- Bacon
St and Columbia
road
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PLAsTERERs.

Thos. E., Plssterer. Agent
for Acme Cement and Pen
ninsular Metal Lath. Office
l419 G ST. nv. Residence
ILLS 9th 81. NV.
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Chicago Grain and Provision MnrLer

Corrected daily by W. B Hiobs & Co.,
mempers of the New YORK Stock Exchange,
Ia$G r Straat
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WALL PAPERS.

Vim. F., Fine Wall Papers. Win
dow Shades and Room NolJsnxs.
House Painting. Fresco Decorat-
ing. Lowest prices. Best work
m2nship. 907 llth ST. NV.
Richard $, ESQ II st. ne.
Wall papers and painting. See
q samples Of my work and
papers All work qua ante. d.
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CARRIAGES.

Geo. W. 456 Pa. ave. NV, car
riages for town and country;
Concords. Rockaways, Phaetons
and Buggies; suitable for busi-
ness purposes.
.Thos. F., 464 Pa. ave. nw:.,
Buggies and traps OF every de.
scription at prices lowest in
the District.
& Co., 200 new ana second
y hand Vehicles for sale. We buy,
sell and exchange; Harness o.
all kinds; Painting and Re
p2iring. 2l3 llth st. NV.
S. j.. 622 G st. NV. manu-.
facturer and dealer in car
. riages, buggies, phaetons
, wagons, harness. whips, iaI
robes, etc. Prompt attsn
tiou to repairing.
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Department stores, 1l19-
1923 Il st. ne, Mrs. A.
Markw2rd. You who live
out east should remem-
ber YOU can find what
you want at right prices
at this house.
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SHOE STORES.

ingt0n Shoe Co, 495 Pa. ave
NV. S and s. shoes now 8 ..
3 and $3.50 shoes now sI-50
- shoes now 9sc.
shoe store, II14 II st. ne, op-
n pOsite y Z. Temple. Moth
- ing but hTst-cl2ss goods
" handled We can save
you 20 per cent.
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LIVERY STABLES.

Turnouts Of every description
for hire at Robinson's Stable,
SIS 10Th st. Bw. Best of ac-
commodations for Boarding
Horses. Call and see me.
Phone 1905.
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F.. Ills Pa. ave. NV. whole
sale and retail oyster dealer.
Families, hotels. CLUBS. and
restaurants supplied on short
notice. Tel. 1913.
Oyster house, corner 9th and
II sts. ne. Regular lunches
at all hours. CLANS, crabs.
etc. Try our ice cream A
b. Senard, Proprietor.
Edward. Wholesale and re-
tail oyster depot. 427 18th
ST. NV. Crab meat, Little
Neck clans, large clans, raw
oysters, crabs, etc. Phone
2G24.
soft shell crabs. clans and
meat. Wholesale and retail.
my soft shells on toast. NJ.
on. C II st. NV.
David E., 1902 18th st. NV.
Dealer in clans, crabs,
! crab meat. etc. Melons on
, Ice
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BUFFETS.

James H.. Proprietor Of
4 the New York Buffet, 405
q 10th st. NV. Choice wines,
u liquors and cigars.
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BATH HOUSES.

Bath house, 1922 Conn. ave.
NV. This establishment is
the finest south of New
York. Metropolitan cars
drop you at door.
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WILL DRULERs

". C. Miller. Well drilier. for
n private individuals, towns. cor
n poratIOnS, etc. 3lS Nash. ST.,
" inaccstia, ID. C.
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Ours is a plant which
combines the artistic with
the practical. Miller Art
Press. 405 l1th st. NV.
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xrssE II 8
ENGINEERS,

LElectfical and mechani.
Rl, engineers, Miller and
DJehnson. 120s f st. nw.,
sole agents for c. & G.
Motor Co. Repairs tt
rdynanos, motors, fans
igas engines, and ele
yatona Phone.
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GARRETT CLEANING.

thoroughly by the improv-
ed s.eam carpet cleaning
Co, 3ie p st. sw. Albert
Kah!crt s. Co. All car
pets fully insured against
loss or damage by fire.
Phone 2035.
F. H, 1904 Pa ave. NV.
Steam Carpet Cleaning
and Ren3vating Works.
Z Upholstering, Feathers
. Renovated, Mattresses
Made over. Furniture
steamed and moths de-
stroyed-
r., successor TO the L. Rice
.pany and Mattress Factory.
Maine ave. sw. All carpets
: insured against loGs by fire.
2025.
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William, 1903 Pa. ave. NV, has
only the best and purest goods.
Heurich's Maerzen Beer.
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HARNESS AND TRUNKs.

Sons. i25 7th st. NV,
n manufacturers of Trunks
~ and Harness. Persons
W about TO leave the city
will find every article
needed IN travelling.
ime to have your trunks put
by T. q. Lyddane, I4l7 2
Horse furnishings and stable
s. Harness made to order
aired.
J. T. Hunter & Co., job
bers. Fine line of har-
ness, Holly whips, leath-
er lashes, SEQ. Buggy
harness. Sl2. Call and look
over stock and get prices.
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Northeast
DINING HnAiIS.

The vatoidi Hotel and Din
ing Rooms, SOS 9th ST. NV.
Everything ney and first,
class. Finest coffee and
pastry. etc., in the District.
Electric fans.
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z. G. & Co., artistic book and
job printers. 90i Z st. NV. II
you are in a hurry and want to
save money come to me,
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CAFES.

CAFES.
Cafe and Oyster House.
n 1lth and Pa. ave. nw.;
~ every dish known TO gas
~ .trcnomy served. Broiled
i've Holsters and all sea
foods
Schneider's is the only or
iginal free crab feast. II you
have. not been there you GER
tainly are missing it. Bring
the ladies. Good music. Grabs
every night. End OF car route
at Navy Yard.
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Joyce: {:
Young,
SStabIeI
| Meek &,
CLoTHERs.

& &C.. Clothing. Hats and Fsrnish'
00El ing Goods Fine Tailoring Special
kVOU ty 621 Pa. ave. NV.
n:~hr~ s., 97S TO 900 8th st. Sc. That
BeDe G';s:is:ss an s,s: s,'s: s' .''' s:.s ''' Roy
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The outlook not only in the stock mar
ket. but in the entire country, for the
coming month and even more for the
months Of the Autumn and Winter is a
most brilliant one. The cessation Of hos
Iilities and practically the ending Of the
war are the most important events in
the history Of the country for many
years. only after the events of the war
itself The acquisition of the new terri
tory, the expansion Of the American
point OF view, with the growth of possess
sions the growth of America in the re-
gard of Europe. are matters so well
known and understood that almost as
much their intrinsic value, they have
a secondary effect in putting the spirit of
strong optimism into the people and re-
storing that business confidence that has
been 50 long lacking. The sure indica-
uOns Of this renewed confidence are max
ing themselves prominent everywhere.
The result cannot help being activity and
strength in the stock market Another
powerful influence is the exceeding cheap
ness of money al this time. First-class
investments are on a 3 1-2 and per cent
basis and the second-crass bring the in
weston per cent and less. The other two
influences that viii work for higher prices
in the stock market as well as for gen.
eral prosperity are the large increase in
gold production and the prospect of ex-
cellent wheat and corn crops.
Yesterdays market was not particu-
larly inspiring owing 10 the profit tax ng
in several stocks that have had the larg-
est advances during the last week. There
was very little if any selling by the in
vestment holders. and the reactions in
prices where there were any We're unim-
portant. The profit taking was expected
and did not surprise anyone. It seems
probable that il has about run It's course
The gransers the reOreanfzaH stocks
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rUR-MAKERs

FUR-MAKERS.
n 4 Fur Co., corner of 18th and sts
"a QKV NV, Washington. d. C. Repairing
0uhO a speciality.
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PRINTING.

First.class work at rea-
sonable prices on short
notice. Orders by mail
given prompt attention.
S. v. Matchett. 425 9Th
81 my
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

Best in the world
.E 81 per gal. 81 per
. r.. ct, Soc per pit,
- W 25c sampl bOfrle.
Lynch's. 4Ci oh q.
NV
Pure Old Rye Whsy.
recommended By physi-
cia',s and sold By Tobias
Bush, SSl 18th ST NV.
$. 9S3 II St NV. Fine
es and liquors Free lunch
to 2 p m
Pure Rye Whisky. cop
per distilled, sold only
BY E. j. Quinn. COZ Pa
ave NV
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FEED.

George G. Rice, dealer in -four
and feed, GAG and 64s u st. ne.
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PRIVATE DETECTIVES

Service. Private IEvesti-
cations, Personal. Grim
inaI. and Civil Consul
tstion. and advice Z ee-
1909 E ST. NV, upstaisS
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HoLIC SUPPLIES.

o'Reilly's Catholic Sup.
ply House. S25 9TH st.
nv. "Plain Facts for
Fair Minds" by Searle.
Price, l0c per copy.
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ErKcTRICaI. coNTRaCToPs.

& Metzel, electrical con-
tractors, electrical decorators
Estimates furnished. Work
guaranteed. Room ia, Cor
coran.
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18th and U sts. NV. NJ. W.
Sherman, Purvesor. Cater
ing for parties and recep-
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Repairing
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

the original northeast fur
"a nisher and halter, s13 H
N 81. ne. The very latest
VI styles and best qualities AZ
lowest prices.
nd gents furnishings. A. q.
'urdine, S0s 9TH st. sw.
Furnishings and hats. One price
to all Gerson VI. Cohen, 409
7th ST NV. Latest STYLES. Low
est prices.
The times., 1898-08-14
BEDDING.

Now is the season TO have beds
cleaned. H. A. Linger & Son.
! manufacturers OF all kinds of bed
~ ding. Mattresses made and re-
made. III 10Th ST. NV. and cor
ner 18th and q sts. NV.
tresses made to order and made over
equal 20 new. Furniture OF all KINDS
repaired, packed and shipped. +. j.
Schippel, upholsterer. 1903 10th st.
NV.
The times., 1898-08-14

The grangers, the reorganized stocks
like Union Pacific and Northern Pacific
and some Of the industrials, will it is be-
ueved. lead the advance. The prospects
of the grangers for better business seems
10 be growing brighter. Industrials like
Tobacco and Rubber have shown in their
recent business of the companies that
their earnings are TO be increased. 1t is
understood that the Tobacco Trust has
practically arranged its contemplated
deal for gle elimination of much competi-
tIOn.
The times., 1898-08-14
PLUMBERS.

llo@ Water and Steam Heating. and Plumb
Hill ing. Connor Bros. 154z 9Th ST. NV.
t1Ot Estimates cheerfGfly furnished.
Ra a ing W p Fiaek 407 Il ST. ne.
0lI9e11n Registered pluaber and gas ft-
Eu1HVtfa ter. RemOdelng estimates
] 1utAHW cheerfully furnished.
n W T., Brightwood ave. NV
Hngn4GF Licensed sanitary pauber
hf1uHEEts and gas sitter Estimat e5
VutitAOa| furnished cheeTfuly. Drop
me a postal
The times., 1898-08-14

W. &, undertaken
ss and embalmer. 1856
u, 9th ST. NV