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The New York herald., 1879-11-01
March delivery II SD uplands, low middiing clause.
April and May delivery. i332d.


COTTON TRADE
Thu, weeks ersu!.. Of tn. EssrsSs s.st;s:
1Ss ct the supply Of as nSs
grade. hare
and for ordinary "a hshsr Sea Island in good de-
been The oc.oSsr delivery been ;ss
HIGHER for October dsSsry and SGD for October and
November but other positions l32d TO Lied lower
THE MAScHEsrxR MARKET.
The mssks. M.,shs;ss &c TSarsd:y a:s.Ss e;
the most part under no Necessity to press sales ana I'm IN
market they holding extreme rates Buy
the other hand have already supplied their wants
in cases of small and urgent business.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE MARKET.
Pork.Pr@s mess Eastern steady e. S7s prime %es:
clear dull sss. Hs%:.Loas dull !. ss: shoulder:
S%s at u Il M 3d. Ssewne sa sv .: Il
dns r%sr m % :, lss sIo.s dull ..
sos Cd WhssTsp,in. No; none IN market. Do NS
q s: sIa c"ssasssa onTYsiiew xas,,esa. none
Turpsntine-sprits at London steady at sis.
Spirits Of turpentins. 3ls. Sd. per cwt.
American lard closed at saf per 100 Siics ~ " 49,
American lard closed .. 4s per SO Iilos o'' o. '
American lard closed at 80 marks per 100 lbs
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE
LIvKRrooL, Oct 81. 1879.
A leading grain circular says:"The grain trade CON
tinues dull. An almost entire absence OF demand from
mlers aud considerable pressure to sell have caused
further weakening of prices The provincial markets
somewhat depressed and lower both ocoast and
rival. On the spot since Tuesday In wheat and corn
there only moderate at easier rates
day there fair consumptve and speculative demand
Both white and red wheats the decline from
Tuesday closing firm the full prices Of that day Flour
rather better Corn partly regained the decline OF the
Tuesdays rates, with rather more doing"
NIScISG LANE REpoRr.
LONDON Oct. 81. 1879.
In Mincing Lane tho mast week again marked by
higher During the last few the tone not
quito buoyant yet the enhanced quotations are with
few executions. supported The excitement In tea was
continued until the OF last week. most kinds Of Con-
ing has prevailed Accounts Of the beet getting
worse. The probable deficiency Of the yield Of beet
compared with that Of 1879 will be at least
2OO.OOO tons for all Europe This being partly antlci-
puted the market Is not quite active as before The
quotations of have occasionally risen 3D. to 3D.
tho diminished supplies the delay of the usual autumn
shipments of beet and the high rate current tor
West India Coffee romans In the same frm position As
when last reported the large advance quoted on d
inst. being supported The further extensive ship
from Rio Janeiro to tho United States.
with tho expectation Of short crop. have given q
is 800 tons below that OF last at the same date
Thursdays sales of with less animation of tho
supply being unsold Rice again slightly dearer but
the demand during tho last days has rather ghIly
subsidized Sxtpetre Is gradually advancing, partly nu
enced by the rise nitrate of soda In the spice
market the leading feature has been further improve
kinds owing the large supply have in all OBJ
tanned last weeks rates.
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In the London market consols were steady at
81 1916 for both money and the account United
States tours fell of from 1861 to 1861 and rallied
to 105H. while fves declined from 105 u to 1852,
and AIS rose to 109H. Erie declined from 4O1l
401a for the common and from 661S to 65 for the
preferred. Erie consolidated seconds fell of from
s7S to 81 and funded fves from "a to ssh. but the
former recovered to s7h Illinois Central advanced
from 100 to 1905. and Pennsylvania from 491s to
49I. New Jersey Central declined from 81 80 to
70, and do. consolidated irsts from 1867 to 1O6
Reading fell off from 31% to 30X. and rose to 81 a.
The rate OF discount in the open market for three
months bills was advanced to per cent. The
sum of f125.000 bullion was withdrawn from the
Bank Of England on balance At Paris rentes do
clincd from sOf. sOc to sOf 45c.
The Times in its financial article this morning
says:-..The India Council has announced that on
next Wednesday the sale OF bills will be in
creased by Ave lacs Of rupees. This announce
ment so unsettled the silver market that It
has been dcult ascertain the value Of sil-
yer. The supplies scarce. but the price quoted
in any part of the day Thursday) has not been ad-
hered to very long. At the close of the market how
ever as far as ascertanable bars were worth about
53%d. a53ald. per ounce"
A telegram was posted at the Paris Bourse yester-
day which stated that settlement Of the
Turkish debt had been effected under the
auspices of the Ottoman Bank ON the
pledge of the revenues from salt and
tobacco and the surplus of the Egyptian tribute
The payment Of the irst dividend is fixed for March,
$780, The Paris Bomrse (newspaper) says this an
nouncement is premature. though tho negotiations
are progressing favorably.
Foreign exchange in this market was dull and un-
changed.
The following were the rates Of exchange on New
vorl fhe nd tio cit sfo-day.-Savannah
buying SIG off. selling 1-1o off, Charleston. pent-
full, buying u. selling y par; New Orleans COM
mercial $50 a 800 discount. bank 100 discount;
Chicago, weak, 80 discount; Boston. IS discount.
Philadelphia stocks closed at tho following quota-
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ESTATE OF A BARONESS.

The trial of very interesting case has just been
concluded before Judge Larremoro and jury. in
the Court OF Common Pleas. 1t was brought to
establish the validity of trust deed made by Mrs.
Il. I. Holbrook to Mrs. A. d. Bennett Of property
exceeding In value s5ooOO. On the trial It was'
shown that in 1875 Mrs. Holbrook. previous to
visit to Germany with her daughter. the wifs
of Baron Adolf Won Roques. prominent officer on
the staf of tho Emperor of Germany, dctsted to
her daughter the deed which gave the property to
her daughters children and directed that u Should
only be pubisbed or recorded in she me y
no provision in her will for them. Two copies'Ut
the deed were made, and on the day before leaving
for Germany she delivered one copy to the plaDtif
Mrs Bennett, and retained the other copy. She
died in Germany few months after having made
will giving all her property TO her daughter. the
borrowed largo amounts of money frontas 9erman
CONTINUED On NINTH PAGE.1
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At San Francisco the opening prices Of mining
shares were as folIows:-Goud l. Curry. 1ok: Saw
age. l5h Chollar. TX; Ophir. 32A Hale 4 Nor
cross. l51s; Crown Point 4: Yellow Jacket, l65S;
Becher. 4; Imperial. IL; Virginia Consolidated.
81 California 57S Best Becher. 1sL: Union
Consolidated ~ after 30; Alpha. Is; Sierra Nevada.
5s; Mexican 37A; Silver Hill. IA; Justice. 81 Julia.
$50; Alta, 5ss; Bodie. l41s Bechtel. 1856; Inde-
pendence. lh; Bulwer. 12G; Mono. 6h; Consoli-
dated Pacific. tx; Potosi. So; Exchequer. So;
Mammoth. Z; North Standard. 2; Boston Consoli-
dated l5Q.
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-Statned-GOOd
10 Lice. low middling. oc.; ;middling. lie The
ssp. e. the ports wsrs s as Mnh aoHss
s@s; Charleston. 5s4s Wilmington, so6 Norfolk 54Ia;
ps S.S day RAsss
bales Th. asy last year 1870 bales, Total since Sep
Sos p. Mwocseber delivery, upiands. low mid
livery spsnd. low %iddlius clause ssaa
os
mddling clause 9-'2d Mareh-Apr delivery, uplands.
lands. low %iddins clause ED Janeaiy dsyery up up.
lands low %ddins elas.e 7igs 4 future. nr, aa. 0s.
American 1900 do. Market quite nominal. Estimated
ss aiIs sadns Ia
partially Lied cheaper except for October dclv-
s'f Is'sfs 10! %sdss s,ss.i
low maass s.sss 9sisiy gsg$'
iands' low nddiins clause 9sad January rsSrasry sr
delivery upands: low middng clause, 72d. 6,<d.;
ga sSI'- '@ %%isaqs aei."S. rad %'%ass sf o..
%ddns clause sssssy SS
delivery upands. low mddng clause. sid December
a %adns Ss
delivery uplsnds. low middling clanse 9ied ,esd
middliug clause, I'D: December anuary delivery
February delivery upisnds. mddiing clause sled
February March delivery. rpands. low niddng esnse
FEATnrss were steady and 1000 lbs primo live geese
flsm-The market for codnsh was hrm and now qnotcd
Mactere were active and drm shore sold at so for No.
l. g for No and So for No Box herring ruled steady
about $40 boxes were sold at above figures
whsas bushels Sb. aaa 81 bags bags
corn. i7s $50 bushels; oats, 5ioo do 1910 do
%"s irregular but without decided chansecosng ssoss
&c ioc higher on most kinds s sales @ including sts.,
prices Rye -four ruled quiet and easy sales $50
bbls Corn meal sales OF 100 bbs and 500 bags
The New York herald., 1879-11-01

Wheat was excited aud higher. but very uctuatng No
Chicago aud Milwaukee spring bomnnIly 81 30 81 81
Sales including 665UG bushels Tor future delivery were
s25IOO bushels ut 81 IL n ~ ~ for M rcd cash: :
81 81 Tor No spfng for November 81 5 for December
81 40 81 Az No. white. cash: 81 ~ 81 AZ, for
VI asa for December, 81 4Os ~ ~ for No
amber 81 - 81 ~ for ungradcd do ~ 10 81 :B for
winter 81 81 for No Duluth aud No spring. II "a for
No. Chicago, Ia store; 81 ~ s"si VI Tor ungtnded red
call No = spring. for Novcmbcr 81 3o,s bid 81 3a
asked: December ~ 3Bia bId ~ 81 asked: No white
for November 81 42 bid 81 121 asked December 81 40
bid 81 ~ asked No. red for November ~ t2A bid,
81 ~ asked, December, ~ Az bid, 81 dTAt asked
Corn hrmer, active Sales Including 2s uOo
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LivrRpOoL. Oct. 31--J +. VI.
Cotton-The sales OF the day included 100 bales
American Futures stoady upsnds low middIing clause
October and November delivery 1132d upl ands low
mddling clause. November and December delivery,
II gid; upands. low middne clause, February and
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ranging from Z to Il per day in addition to per
cent interest being paid for call loans on stocks
Toward the close the market was easier and per
cent neat became the ruling rate. No difculty was
caused by the action of the Bank Examiner in rea-
ton to the certihcation Of checks.
At the Sub Treasury the days business a. fol-
The New York herald., 1879-11-01

Tne following table shows the recent Of do
nestle exports imports or merchandise:--
Month ended September 80. 1879 $40 $40. .0s7
Month ended September 80. 1878. 20722, 1876
Nine months ended September 80. 1S7o. 160 1874 GAG
Nine month hs ended September 3d. 1s78.. 2O9 327 $50
Twelve months ended September 30 1879 256 846, ,27T
Twelve months ended September 80, 1878 294 923 337
The statement OF the Sub Treasury for the month
of October shows the receipts to have been
sC4 $50 O. and tho payments ss3 342o622 20. Tho
balance now on hand is $144 800 80. Receipts for
customs during the month were $11 .535. .sl4 95-an
increase Of s2.s75.3sS 3s those of the corre-
spending month last year.
At the Assay Office s14,oOo.ooo gold deposited
during the month and s431 900 silver making the
total deposits s153s O0O OF gold bars 81 O59 575 80
were stamped and s5so.772 9s of silver bars. max
ing q total Of s1.6i0.3is 81.
At the New York Mining Stock Exchange to-nay
the following were the saes:-
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Government bonds were firm and closed at th

State securities steady ana dull. while rail-
way bonds active, but very irregular. Follow
ing list of sales of both classes of securities:-
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Included in tho above 300 bales 10 arrive. De-
lvered contract 1000 bales yesterday Current prices
of spot cotton 6he following quotations cotton in
store running quality than half grade above
OF below grade
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FINANCIAL.
LEX. FROTHINGhAM 4 CO.,
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS.

II WaII
Stocks bought and sold In York Stock Exchange
cent margin, and carried long desrod Puts
and Calls secured favorable from responsible
ties. Pamphlet explaining stock operations and weekly
reports Of the market. sent free.
The New York herald., 1879-11-01

A T REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
Abandonment Insurance Policies and Mortgages: same
bought: insurance OF all kinds effected with best
panies at lowest premiums.
J. J. HABRICH co. I6S Broadxay; box 1850
The New York herald., 1879-11-01

INTEREST COUPONS. NO 13. OF THE WASATCH
land Jordan Valley Railroad Compsnys first mortgage
per bonds due November will be paid and after
that date at the Office Of Messrs Kountso
Brothers, L. Wall st.
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pheasant Valley Railway Company's first mortgage
bonds due November will be paid presentation the
Office Of q. w. SCOFIELD President.
III Broxdway. room IS.
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A FRESH STOCK OF HOSIERY FANCY GOODS
Notions amounting to $4,000 will be disposed of
sacrifice for cash and Western Real Estate
good securities Particulars of GEORGE W. GIBBONS,
Attorney at Law, 267 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1879-11-01

A LII THE ACTIVE MINING SHARES DEALT IN BY
AWILLIAM WARD Il CO., Bankers aud Brokers,
81 Broadway Originators and officers Of tho Amer
Mining Board. Estahlished 1855
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The dry goods imports Tor Tho week were valued at
s1.25G.67s; the amount marketed was $1.1s9. .297.
The following despatch from the West gives the
movement Of grain at the leading points there to-
day.
Ai,odukee. Chicago.
Receipts. wheat, bushels. 1O9.5O0 2OO,97l
Shipments. $1,000 1887
Receipts corn. .................. $500 24O,32S
Shipments. ts....................... $1,000 297.O79
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COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-16c. HIGHER; FU-
TUREs HIGHER-FLoUR IRREGuLAa-wHEAT
HIaHER-CoRN FIRMEE-oATs FIRMER PORK
LowER-LARD LowER-spIRITs TURPENTINE
QUIEr-RosIN QUIET-coFFEE FIRM-sUGAR
FIRM-PETEoLEUM NOMINAL wHIsKEY QUIET.
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CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE.l
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Money active and stringent. commissions
The New York herald., 1879-11-01

MACOUPIN COUNTY HLLIN0Is, COURT HOUSl
Nl Bonds wanted; also new Compromise Bonds
w at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-01

Edison has come to light again. The sug-
gestiOn that his long silence means the failure
OF his experiments has aroused him. In reply
10 the question OF the vlce-president OF one of
the gas companies, who asks .'if there was any
thing in the discoveries he (Edisonl has pro-
feSSed TO have made don't YOU think that they
would have been put to practical use long ago?
hat the streets would be lighted By electricity
already II he could do what he pretended" he
says Just think OF such a thing. The idea
that man can go 10 work and Invent whole
new system, overturning an established bust
ness, especially such complicated system as
electric lighting. all within few months. =
Edison holds That there is a great difference
between making practical system and intro
ducing II. He claims that the electric light is
an accomplished fact, and Is more economical
than gas. But 10 make perfect demonstra-
lion OF il requires that certain requisite ma
chimes shall be determined upon. because If we
do not start with the right kind OF machines
ii would cost great deal of money TO make
Others. He says that until he has lamp that
Is satisfactory TO himself and which he knows
Will be practicable In the hands OF the public.
he viii not make an exhibition. He is not GER
tain that the light will be in general use year
from now. None OF his "good inventions ;"
have been finished Inside OF two years
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To CorresDonaent.
To be or not to be is the question regarding

To be or not to be is the question regarding
the Louisiana lottery that the state legislature
is called upon to decide. The senate has given
verdict that the lottery must go. The matter
is now before the house, and may go to the
courts before the controversy is ended. The
state has voted to discontinue the use OF the
bell punch, and the bill imposing heavy taxes
on the transaction of different kinds OF bust
ness, which is substituted for the purpose OF
raising revenue to avoid reputation, will alb
sOTb all the surplus cash that would otherwise
go 10 the lottery. The citizens of Louisiana
cannot afford to indulge in the luxury of gam
bling when the necessities of the times cause
tax of 81. 500 TO be levied on beer saloons $1,000
on insurance agents, $500 on theaters, shows,
tunk-ShOpS. telegraph and express companies,
$3.50 on bankers and private clubs, and others IN
like proportion. down TO druggists. doctors and
lawyers. who are called upon 70 contribute SEQ
each. TO be sure, if the L0Iisianians were self
denying, all the tickets might be sold outside of
the state. and a tax on the lottery be obtained
without diminishing the taX-paytng capacities
OF citizens. But such self-deniaI is hardly TO be
expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-01

The suspension by the British government
of the former order in favor OF live stock i'm
pOrtatiOns from this country and Canada cuts
of for the time being this profitable trade be-
tween the two continents, The discovery of
some eases OF pleurO pneumonia among cattle
shipped from Portland, and the report that the
same disease prevails around Washington
seem 10 be the main causes OF this action.
Pleuro-pneumonia is not rinderpeSt. and the
existence Of the disease among domestic cattle
near Washington, and Portland has no bearing
on the condition Of the vast herds that come
from the west and southwest for export. The
entire prohibition by Great Britain OF the i'm
port OF cattle from the United States on the
grounds mentioned, would resemble the action
OF the Italian government. in forbidding all
American shipping entry 10 its ports. because
the yellow fever prevailed in the SOUTH IL is a
pity that the prevalence OF pleurO- pneumonia
In this vicinity win temporarily put a stop to
The immense trade in cattle between the dis
tfct and Great Britain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-01

All the promising young musical composers
OF the country are hard at work arranging
notes with the hope OF Carrying of the prize
offered by Cincinnati for the best musical
composition. All the architects OF the coun-
try. young and promising or otherwise. are
drawing designs for new Washington MOnu-
ment. In the first case thousand dollars and
the glory Of the performance of the successful
composition at the festival of 1850 are to be
gained In the second case, besides the prac-
tice,-by the way. what IS there 10 be gained in
The second case besides the practice:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-01

When Shere Ali reached the frontier of the
dominionS OF the power that had melted him to
war and encouraged him with the hopes Of aid,
his followers were diSarmed, and every effort
was been and, 1t is promised, will be made TO
Keep him from ST. Petersburg, where he wishes
TO go TO appeal to the Car. 1t is said that the
Ameer appears TO be astonished at this treat
ment. In spite OF what has been written to the
contrary, it is evident that Shere Ali is nothing
more than barbarian. incapable OF appreciat-
ing the true spirit OF Russian diplomacy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-01

Jay could has bet heavily in the stock mar
ket that ian era of prosperity has not set in.
The steady rise in values is expected to reduce
his fortune to rather less than nothing We
have faint remembrance OF other predictions
OF this kind in the past, which events did not
entirely verify. II is not readily believed,
therefore. that a minus hgure is hereafter to
represent the possessions of the foxy financier
But he has made a costly mistake and we are
ready to concede that he will certainly be
reduced to the abject poverty OF the pauper
vanderbilt, who is absolutely unable 10 make
any returns OF taxable personal property.
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u A. MCINTYRE,
IL. REAL ESTATE BROKER
No. 9lS street. opposite Masonic Temple
For Rent (Ftsrntshsdl
Large and small houses in all sect ons S35 &c 5000
Fer Rent {UlfurnisItea)

81
No. 1908 NJ NV, Is re-, all moi imps ,. s. 100
no 132 2lst NV, IA rs, all mod mps. So.
70. ~ NV, 10 rooms. ..........-.............
w. 30 feina ave NV rs rS................... 80
NJ y ISL 6t Ceo town, II rs, l., large yard 40
store Dwelling 1905 Pa. av., ttore, 1856 DIV 30
no. Zlu NV, 3stOry, all mod. imps. 80
STORE q dwelling 18th & y, y rs, l. 2j ID. p
store 2i53 PeAna ave- NV, gas and water...... %
No. 2207 II NV, rs, all mod. imps. ....,.. -
Stores and Dwellings, 10th St, near n W., each 25
NO 6UI, 6O9 and Glib n. Jersey av, rs, gas &c 25
Nos 40 and 65 ne, II rs, anl.i.........,.... 90
Noe l94 l55- 160 1862 n.w..7 rs. ami..... 20
no. d4Io " NV. st., rs Observation-Disclosures. 30
No 2I1 9Th &C., rs, water, &c............... ID
no IdU4 u g, q rs, water. Ii
no !SU5 q 1913 NJ damp. ay., new, rs, ami. 16
70 4So = sw, re-, water, large yard. Ne. l6
no IeUu Oonn ave, rs, water, large side yd... Is
Nos w and 929 n. j. ave, 6rs................ Is
no Ito vermont ave-, rs, gas and water Is
No. 531 9TH ne. re-. gas and water. ....... Is
No. 81 7th St, Geo'town, rs water ,,,...t 8
No. u NV, rooms, large yard. ............ 8
No. y and 10 Liberty ST., rooms, water..... 8
For Sale.
SevI 10 rmd houses, centrlly located, 5000 to 5000
Sevl small houses good investments $500 to 81 600
number Of choice lots at low rates.
Loans NEGOTIATED by E. A. MCINTYRE. tr
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The President has signed the bin making the
I'D OF February legal holiday in the District
Of Columbia. As the Senate in passing the bill
adopted the House amendment making it ope-
rative latter 1871 it Will not take effect on
This I'D of February
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JNTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA,
The LIST day of February, 1879
GEORGE ". RIGGs ct als VS. GEoRGINF THOMAS ct
als-No. 6.5ss, Equity Docket 10.
On motion OF the plaintiffs, by Mr. Seden. their
solicitor, II Is ordered that the certain defendants
Cecilia Kjamiche Crawford and Mary E. Fisk-it
appearing to the court that they residents of
the District of Columbia anG not to be found thsre
iE-cause their appearance to be entered herein OH
or before the first rIlle-day occurring forty days
after this day: otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with as in case of default
BY the Court MAC ARTHUR, Justice. &c
True Copy-Test: K. J. MEIGS, Clerk, &c.
fnhl 81
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Talmage is to get unlimited free advertising
by appearing as a martyr at the hands OF the
Brooklyn Presbytery, who disapprove his pecu-
liar methods and are free TO remark the same
in language that is plain
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m EDWARD CLARK.
- DEALER IN

TT EDWARD CLARK,
l.. DEALER IN
LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL, DOORS sasH
BLINDS. MOULDINdS, Ere A'AA'
Omres-91O Firoinia oreuue so,,,I....
COS Pennsyfrd nta aceaus y,orfl ,rssss
Yard and Depot-9th street and Virginia svspne
southeast s10
now nave no partner, and no connection what
over with, or interest In INV foTmar asf shSh,aa
~ sae 1oot OF 4th street southeast tsnISIm
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LOST AND FOUND

| OST On Friday evening. at Wizards or at the
~ Metropolitan Hotel, Lady's CORAL. BREAST.
PIN with Coral Gross attached. Finder will be re.
warded by leaving the same at 1923 Q st. NV 1T
OST- Saturday last, on the north side of the Cap
~ 1toi park. between No. st. and Pa avenue q
lady's MINK BOA A liberal reward will be paid
by leaving 1t at 6l2 A st. Sc. jan3l-2t'
| ObT-A pair of GOLD SPECTACLES on st.
IL between 9th and It'll. reward will @@
Est. ianSI.2ts
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By +. H. EMITH
Zeal Estate Broker, lie Drcis Ru;,5,,
20. 500 r street
St Sc. Il ro S rooms, ESD MOI IS
1924 1ith n W IN rnnr,s ~, 5000
Cor Mass Ava ana 81 o. .ou. inps.......... so 90
1880 80 st n W roon 81, 1t. rooms 5000
1414 9Th at " ronnos 1s Luo9 jumps. $500
l614 Monroe al ~ ,ooais, moo ImpB.......... $500
1916 st. NV sfnre Hocins..... 1900
l451 T ST u W rC.or, :. 1890
Furnished hOi,sa SIst noG 1mps........... 1900
Furnished house iIth 81 81 ~ W...-.........125OO
Furnished House q st :, IL q, 49, $500
Houses and Lots for ssjs =; 10000
cent. s " sof' Ut 2, and 10 per
tanS-tr