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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-11
FINANCE AND C0MMERCE
New York stock Market.
Reported by &. w. Branch q Co.. oahKe"
and brOkerp, No. I'LL Main street.

and broker. No. I'LL Main street.
REVIEW.
Nrw YORK. May 1O.-There were
some signs of a squirt at the opening
Fair business resulted in moderate AL.
vance. with the exception OF Missouri
Pacific, which jumped per cent. from
the closing, presumably to catch STOP
o,ders ~ il Immediately declined per
cent London did very little TO day
PHILADELPHIA brokers bought some VII,
lards and Boston sold Union PACING ana
other active stocks. st. Paul earnings
for first week in May showed only si,sl3
decrease This was favorable surprise,
and the stock rallied nearly per cent,
but afterwards fell back TO opening hg
ures The coalers were dull, except
Kcading, which was fairly steady: Inc
trunk line meeting hung like pail over
The market. and showed its effect on the
representative stocks, without any spe
cial nrpssure 10 sell Nanderbilts. Erie
and other trunk lines were weak Ii vas
re. ,ortcd the Lake Shore statement would
be very bad. Pennsylvania Railroad was
reported as much annoyed over the CON
nection of the Vanderbil,s with the South
PENNSYLVANIA, and it was Thought this
would show at to-day's trunk line meet
lag. Sterling ex short sight advanced to
4 sgl and quarter million gold was or
dered for shipment to Europe:
Generally speaking, the trading OF the
day was without significance. The low,
est prices were reached at the close, ana
the feeling was in favor of further con
cessions. Bank of England rate al
vanced to per cent. In bonds the H.
+. issues advanced l@2. sterling Ex'
change 1 s1@s91. Money, 2@3.
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OF MA \. lec-.
EX-PARrE.
+. ADELAIDE FRENCH
II appearing hat report of thracc unts NJ
J. ". southwark, sheriff of the county OF
HenricO. and a. such. administrator with inc
will annexed OF said Charles stewart French,
deceased aud of the debts and demands against
the estate Of the said dccclcnt, has bccu filed
in the clerks Office Of tnls count under ihe
provisions Of the act approved Novcmbcr2ith,
issi chapter llg Of the Extra Session ACTS,
1851. and Of the Code Of Virginia Of lH,,, and
that more than one year has elapsed since the
qualification of said administrator on lhe NO
lion OF l.. Adtl1'de French. sole lceaftc ana
deyfsee OF fhe said Charles stewart French,
deceased. il j. ordered that the creditors OF e.
ssid Charles Stewart French 30 show cause. II
an, they can, on the 18Th day OF June, lrsS, IN
this court. o he held hy the judge thereof,
agains the payment and delivery 81 the estate
OF the said decedcnt 10 his said egatce and
that "A copy Of his order be published IN the
TIMES newspaper. published IN the city on
Richmond. once week for four successive
weeks and he posted at the door Of the court
house Of this county on the first day Of the
next May and June terms OF the County Couii
of HenricO. a COpy-Ieste: .
". :. LEAkE. Clerk
JOHN DUNLOP, Attorney. Jmy|N eoa"-iW
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AN IRISH WILD FLOWER.

6he felt think bat ~ ~tid flower can.
Through her bright nutrr1ng rags tho dark'
the cold
Some f,,rthest star. remembering what man
Forsets had warmed her little head with gold
Above ner hollow eyed long blind TO tears =.
Leaf cioaked. a skeleton OF stone arose
On castle shadow OF thousand years'
Where you have fallen. 70 this the thing thas
Sarah ~ Piatt
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ADAM DlACONT. as b. Marshall tr.
Wholesale and rotah. neparn- n.a iaI
promptly iOue.
l.. +. 0sEBtE CRLNcNAM, ttl It.'
street. natives Hahtt "Ai HI
wholesale and retail. EeuArl. u..
itl-HlIE done.
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AIR. SNELLINGS SAYS:-"WANT-
vi cd everybody 10 call at the Commercial
Hotel and see the Lyuhayons taken on The
finest oyster beds in the world" 5de9-tt
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Mrs. \. j. PYLE. 3l5 y. Finhsut.t D., .
cleaning. securing. au1 CIUlU
Manufacture oft tine Acme hUr.fHt.I
Ms. n. BhNNfSTEK. slU T.. Br.i
Lace curtains specially.
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AIkFIELD DAIRY formerly W,-tHam. ,-
s. seventh street aIi Did D.. a
Fresh mills. cream. luuDI butter u.a.
cheese.
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wALLEN n WRAY, Seventh anl ua..-
streets Monuments. tomns. marble. '.l '.a-
ties 40.
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H. WALLER5TiNE s. CO., Do ali n. t.i
toeuth street. Potatoes. butter. Boa
hage a..
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CITY BOTTLING HOUSE i.l ".
street. Manufacturers of vanilla fN'
and .llucral waters.
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Contractors and Buildcr-

ia. GRAsBERGEK. 1858 B.. FmusHn s'raF
al WORK guaranteed.
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wAITFRJ. TODD. lebN ~vth street, Dn
signmemts ui country produce solicited
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~. NICK REDFOKD. ltH D. N8n street
sign Of the Horse. Manuacmerari uh....
sale dealer.
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RAILROAD BOHps.
Richmond stock Market.

Reported by John L. Williams & Son,
bankers an brokers. I'LL Ma street.
First Board. Virginia new 8 s. $1,000 at
IS H. ID. Il. H. lit o's, So 400 at lOl.
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STEAM BAKERY. g. Al.
proprietor, II 5. Twelfth street. Woo
and retail.
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JOSTPH DELAUCE -. b.. N.u stl..
hungus ana general machine ui
Models for patents.
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&C. MON. l-as g. Main str,,r Watcacsa.3
leW,lIy neat'Y rriHncd.
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}. q. JUSrIS. q y. Fifteenth sfr,t.
agent. Established l-,s.
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PAfNTsTOhk, B.. Broad
Paints. oils glass. and painters s.Fp.t-
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WALTER =. RRNTTR. stab So. r.. Fr.
Market. smoked hc' !-tougle, BE- srt.|a.ft
Candy Msbuiscturrr-
OLIVER 10. DYER. 6lt T. Nar-haU sfr.t
Wholesale and retail sole agent for Ir.
Cherokee Couvh DrOuz
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x. TEASDALE. 1918 +. Main -ti..t
s2gant - mems aui - AMI .I..
shoes
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\. B. CLARKE n SuN. liiN fa-t 'l.u .tI.
kgents for Imperial chilled p..N..
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: D. DAVIS. - y. Ninth -rrf -
awnings. 0il-Cinths, and i''f NiN-
Plumbers. Gas and steam iiltr-
q. +. BEDFORD. 1910 B.. Main street, frt-.
cal plumber. timer, gs lni steam ....i.
T.C. hIN>LEI. az itDlb avenue '.'iA H.
gas fitting. timing, sc.
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Grain ard Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. VA, May TO-

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat.-2s6 bushels.
Corn 23i bushels.
Oats 200 bushels
Flour 1t b rrels
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ASA sSYoEE a CO., r.stomouDsu
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

Wheat Lon CHERRY. 100 bushels very
good, Csc. shoitb,rry. ZIG bushels good $50.
Total sales wheat. 90 bushels
Corn. White, 5io bushels prime at 65ic.
sos bushels very good at 65c Total sales
corn, 076 bushels.
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COTTON REPORT.

Market steady
Quotations Ole; low middling
Sc; good ordinary. sac.
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N, J. DIMMOCK, ll8 +. Main street. ,...
resrondence solicited.
BARRIERS.
WILLIAM II. GARDNER, 5H g.
street. Hair cutting dyong. shaw
snampoong.
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DIRECTORY
or RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOUSES.

The directory belo,o If reiiaJt and qsof
business houses, gioing their locdlion qnd
business, tciH be to',nd Gerry uscfui rs .o,.ye,
Of reference .tor Information reLitlce ,tt
and al the different branches of 5uane,,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
i COUNTY OF HENRfCO, THE 1rH DAY
OF MAY. lsr-
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Analytical Chemist.
DIR. n ENRY FROELING. IL :. Twelfth stree,
chemist 10 Chesapeake and Ohio ana Kn
mOnd and Allegheny railroads. special tf
tentOn 10 ores and mineral waters
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hlIlD Sale ufII RETAIL lhliN.i..If .
iumO.y done.
Mineral water Bottiers+
CITY BOTTLING HOUSE. $50 90.
street Manufacturers of vanilla Fi.
and mineral waters.
Paints, oils. sc.
RICHMOND PAGNTsTOhE. b.. Broad
Paints. oils. glass. and painters s-fi
Paper Hanging
: y. DAVIS. - \. Ninth -fr -.t
awnings. Ollie inths, and l'fr .i.-.
Plumbers. Gas and steam iilt'r.
q. r. REDFORD. 1910 b. Main street, fnc,
cal plumber timer, gs 4ni -i't'. ....i.
4 & lIN~LEY. az nfDlbagcnur -'0iN aI.
gas fitting. timing, &c.
Railroad Ticket Brok,l..
CRAWFORD a HAWE-. lHt t.' N.'
street. Rs lro1i and steam t' i.n
all part. OF the world bought t'i
exchanged.
Real Estate Agents
A. J. BRADLEY a. co. Inirte,ntn aai DOL.
streets. Manchester Agent i'i '.. '.'
burg Savings and Insurance l'i.I lNf
q VAsU0N 4 son. ~. -. .Hf. -fr0.t
X. B. CHAPLIN a CO.. 81. y
l. THOMPSON BROWN S. CO.. liI D.. N'.-
street.
Kirlsi IA III tbiN We ft' 90 DID.
Betting. hose. and all kinds ni iA'.fi s''
Rubber stamps
ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP NAt IS
TIElNG co. 1915 b. Nam ~i N4.'.A.
turers ana importers 90 stamp n.s.
OLD DOMINION m bBEk IAMf "'Nn
~ Bank street Agents wanted 5000
Sign Painting.
THOMPSON. Franklin street 4ni..
change Hotel Aitrfil-.Nt '-.
BOARD fence and wall ,lEu-a ID t-...f
f.. IPSC0NB. 10. 81 " NiuiA ''i'-.
painting and gliding on Si4ss'
Soap fartorS
X. GARCIN y Co. iig5 Franklin street 500.
hshcd l,U0l. Toilet and lHunif3 NAf''
Tailors
r. v. stage. Twelfth street. under 4 l,i'--'
Hotel. civic and military taN"i
Undertskrr-
B. "A. NOhRiSETI. ~. D. se'e"iA 80
Manchester. 'Pnlnr. ~
Wire Mattresses aud Cots.
r. ". LOWE. 2lt T.. Nam street. i,1. .......
rer OF Champion Woven W., N...r.
ana Cots. The Lest and cheapest .l l'' '-'
ket. ,
ELIZA COAL YARD (k.na stall., A.
and Pine streets ". :. Picner' aso"''
kinds OF Coal. WOOD. snd 0oAs'
phone. 80
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AFOOT IN IRELAND,
The Hill of Tara and Its Interesting
Surroundings.

woNDRoUs MEMORIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE
HISTORIC PALAcEs-FEsTIvALs AND CoNvEN-
TIoNs-THE GREAT HALL AND THE STONE OF
DEsTINY-sT. PATRICK sUBJUaATINa PAGANIsM,
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THE COURTS.

POLICE CouRr-yudge Miller.
To-day, Vim. Crampsey, vagrancy; bonds q
80 days. James Collins, profanityi 60 or Is
days. John H. Thomas, loud and boisterous;
do. Sandy Scrivener, colored, fast riding; per-
sonal bonds. J. Wooden, colored. profanity; e5
or Is days. Elizabeth Kole, vagrancys personal
bonds. Richard H. Brooks, cruelty 70 horse;
ea. Andrew Zerega, larceny; IS.
At the sacred Concert.
From America
PROFESSIONALLY that they're singin' now"
Miss Porcins-ssThat's Handef's twenty-thtr9
Palm. Fine, Sgnt ia"
Porcine-.sFirss rate music, but don't 49,
nuoh Of the words. Who wrote 'enT
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To PHLADEIPHIA IN SZ HoURs.-This il the
time made by the Baltimore and Ohio Limited,
the fastest trains ever scheduled between this
city and Philadelphia. The Baltimore and
tinent, and the run il made without difRculty.--
Aduf.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

I,oR RENT - TWENTY COMPLETELY FUR
II nshed houses in al sections Of the city; from IS
% $50 per month. Apply to WHITAKER a WHIT
AkER- 13O71< st do-6t
II brick: all mod imps. good lot and parking: Lear
ton: s225o' OWNER, 513 9th st. NV. d5-;ts
IHOR RENT-RLEGANTLY AND COMPLETELY
= furnished. for three month"; the house OF the late
Chief Justice Waltz For permit apply to JAMES A.
LOB REM
II 20 Iowa Circle, 3-stOry brick. 13 rooms, all m
1921 18TH st. 3story brick. Il rooms. m iH
123 ST. sc. 3-story brick, rooms, q m i...,.4 A.
40 Pa ave- 3-story or1ck 100
III kst 1-story frame. rooms
FURNISHED
On prominent ave. 3-story brick L rooms COM
PIetsZ ana nsnas9omely furnished. heated by
el1 10th 81 3-story brick, II rooms, completely
On one Of our principal circles 3s;ory bricI Of
Is rooms heated by furnace; newly papered:
nne furniture. stable in Observation-Disclosures
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED-ON A PROMINENT
CTSle, 3-story brick, - rooms; all conveniences;
oislOOO 70 match the elegant furniture: stable in
rear VIII accommodate horses and carriages; Sl75.
do-l2t Inquire Of NJ NJ PARKER. 14lS ST.
EoR RENT-NEAT Two-sToRY FRAME DWELL
Rso a @iI1s ao
story brick house, rooms; water and gas; good
ssSWssdlissy sI53o Both houses in good order.
+ 6erdics: ) room. and wafer: isos and isos4
Myhe 81 n. E.; two-story brick houses 1850 each
No charge for water. SWokMSTEDT BRADLEY,
S21 st. NV. d5-6t
Tor RENT,,Two-sIoRY BRICK HOUSE. SIX
I rooms, mod; imps. 1910 st. Nv. Rent s25s so
Apply at 1909 Sth NV. d5-3t
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horse knows more than some men, for IL
knows when 10 cay neigh oAh~s 6tdfssmGA.
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PERSONAL.


ELECTRO-LI LIBERATION CURES FEvERS EVERY
II time Why suffer with bad cold or sore throat!
With the Eectropoise cure it in few hours or
no ag .Si. Bee DE-. HAYWARD
IF PARTY WHO TOOK FROM HOUSE 4O4 K ST
Ladys Plush Sgcque snd other articles will re-
turn sacque through mutual friend he VIII receive $40
aud no questions asked. d5-2ts
WM. WILLIAMS, GEO.w. MoELFRESH, AUTHOR.
w lied Private petectiye Agency. Communications
open all hours W. WILLIAMS. Manager. 926 + NV.
my4-Sms
IN WILL GIVE ESQ CASH FOR POSITION
under the government for four months that will
pay near $50 per mo- Address g. E., Star Office. d33s
ssX ALyDoRA" THE ONLY EFFECTIvEPREP
.. ration for DEVELOPING The BUST. ,ATTEN-
end beaItifTl IN, ME I'VE FAILS USED Ex1ERN
. week. Advice and treatments given ut parlors of
NINE WILBUR, Inventor and Sole Manufacturer 703
18th Ut. NV. n27-lms
C,IvILsERvIcE ExAMINATIoN QUESTIONS
~ and answers. Send 10c TO
3. w. FLYNN, A. NJ, Ivy institute,
n14-1ms Southwest cor. 9Th and SITS NV
TUsTRs OLD STAND IS THE ONLY PLACE
e. where first class Second Hand Clothing can be
sold 1t respectable pytcee Address call ST.
o.ws Wyl-8m
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EOR RENT-UNFURNI
Il 1914 Fst.n.w.,23r.25(
1910 + st.n.w., 13r. Zoo
1409 Mass. ave. ny .166. 81
142S Mass. ave-, lar. .15(
1880 Mass. ave-, 17r. .12s
p st. NV, 12r. .12.
1928 10th st.n.w.,15r.11s
16I421st st.n.w,, Tor. .10(
1922 L st.n.w.. 11r. 100
1124 Conn. ave-, 11r. loo
1902 Pa. ave-, Tor. .91.6e
1914 Conn. av., 16r 81. 81
112S / st.n.w.,13rs. SO. 3:
18th st. n.w.nr.G 15r. 1873:
1908 Bst. n. W., wareh'e. sc
1704 Conn. ave, 11r....7s
2O23 o st.n.w., 11r and
stable. ND
1927 Ost.n.w., 11r......7(
81 18th st. NV, lar. .7(
512 Z at. n. W., 13r. IS
1924 18th st.n.w, Tor. IS
1910 y st. n. w., lii. -. D.
1919 goth st. NV, 1Or. o.
S24 18th st. NV, store
and dwelling. &c
2012 Hillyer Place, Or. &c
20l4 Hillyer Place Tor. &C
1903 N st. NV, Or. ..5s
144S n st. NV, Tor 80
226 n: ]: ave. 8. e., 9rs. 81
1914 30th st.n.w, 17r. 81
2416 18th st.n.w., Tor. A.
1904 8 ct; n w., Or. A.
2420 14th St, Tor. .41.61
2414 14th NV, l0r.41.67
lilo 18th st. n.w..10r. AZ
The above houses can
our office only. THO
ma
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BUSINESS CHANCES

CToCK OF, GROCERIES, FIXTURES, HORSE.
wagon s s and harness iOT sale $1,000 worth 3er
- Sa e sales sproven, per week Profits s2o
CO. Ss 4ra may do better dss
FOB dssl SALT ia ,BAkaAIN. TIRsT;CLAss,
rood sssoSs 9sr s s.fs laundry excellent loeaiep
BAY HSLbEMsN, Sos n q w. once to E asa
EQR sALE-A SMALL wELI-EsTABIIsHED
xaSss.. sSoS Sc
$4,000 e.1asy s ssS ONE OF THE
m01tnly sales az 600 fkis Is an osr wosth Of II
and Grocery store; esceisns iocs.,on IN
a sE sSSa,Rp sok ia s0af sfss S ns
d4-ot Successor TO Whitaker Jordan.
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF INTEGRITY.
with means, to Join the advertiser in an estab.
NESS, star ose cash business Addrs': PSs1
EOR sALE;a,sTEAM. LAUNDRY, CENTRALLY
e g. star oas For sasEs's
EoR SALE !. STORE COMMANDING LARGE
s saIiSs good reasons for selling Address Ssss
lTOR SALE-DRUG STORE OLD ESTABIIsHED
and doing fair business $500 {fve hundred) cash
a9 Az balance to suit purchaser. HEBRON RAMEY
FOR sALE-AT BARGAIN-A PHYSICIANS
business property in Alexandria Va, on reasonable
Sn IS PEI
ton inquire Of WEsCOTT h WIICOY -
noV-ot 1907 Pa ave. NV.
pERMANENT GOOD WAGES TO A PARTY WHO
Will invest $1,000 to S5 900 in profitable msnu-
fee. - - Tn,oS.1rS
BOARDING.
VNHE ALBANY, EOS 18th ST. lNEAR a. n. W:
double parlors with office room if desired; very de-
sirable for Senator or Member Excellent Board at
$40 per month. Transients, $3.50 to s2 per day
d3-1ws
MIR. A. L. PETERSEN, OF THE HOTEL, BUCK
l ingham, 9Th ST., has opened branch establish
ment at lO17 Connecticut where he is prepared
to furnish elegant rooms, en- suite or SINGLE and excel
lent table board. d4-6ts
WANTED A FEW BOARDERS FOR HAND
w somely furnished rooms: single or en- suite; su-
perior board; herdics pass the door. $40 st.n.w.
10nQ P ST, OVERLOOKING IOWA CIRCLE
1OOC delightful rooms; parlors specially adapted
for entertaining rstcass table and we'll trsaed ssx-
wants; terms moderate. nES1ns
EIRsT-CLAss TABLE BOARD AND ROOMS 80
l. 10Th ST. n. W. n12-1ms
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At the Sacred Concert.

A cable message sunounces the discovery g
Nios Of RsysS periodical comet On its return
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5Q2 Maple av.. LIE Droit
1870 B st.s.w., iIr. 40
90 Maple sv., LIE Droit
2tfSSsst il4Mth; st. NV, ior. .4S
l213 9TH st. NV, Or. .35
1884 29th st.n.w., 7r.. .35
1924 29th st.n.w., Sr. .25
1907 Caroline ST., Or. %
1907 l. 81. n.w.,7r.. 1915
l226 LIST st.. s.w. 6r......l5
'l204 LIST. sw., 6r. Is
FURNISHED.
Thomas Circle. 500
R.Lav. mr.. 18th, i AZ. 4l6.67
H ST., mr.. ] 9Th, 15r, ;. 400
I st. mr. 18th NV, 1888. So
Mass av. mr.. ! 9Th, 15r. 300
10Th st, mr.. /, cor. 800
X St., mr.. Goth, 11r....25O
18th and K SITS, 16r. $50
Conn. av., near Il, 1Sr.25O
y ST.. mr.. 18th, 13r. $50
Mass. ave-, mr.. l 9TH, 13r.25O
X. !. av., mr.. Scott Cir
Gle, Ar. 200
& ST., mr.. 18th, i3r. 200
70 st, near 18th, Tor. $50
q St, near goth, 11r. .125
18th st., near N, 10r. .125
18th st. mr. g NV. 15r.125
N, near 14th, Or. .12O
o ST., near goth, 1lr. 100
1906 10th st.n.w.,1r....6 80
Y 35th st. NV, 11r. '-.''-75
e examined BY permit from
MAS ]. FISHER & CO..
1874 f. at N w
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1877 By. st. ne, Or. $50
ia Marks Alleys. 5r9. 80
~ Il 81. Ter. Sc, 5r. . $50
2O23 Hutton CT NV. 4r..9
Alley, Ar. 80
1872 Milier's CT. s.e., 5r.S
SOB Callsn st. me-, Or. g
Rr. 121OIs st. s.e., SRI
Stable rear 915 / st. 10
l20Sk Wylie ut. ne g. so
lib Wylie n.e..water. 10
l224HW ylie y. E., Or. $50
20 Blad. road, 5r.
& BRADLEY. 927 En.W.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

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cluster of towers and sacred monuments,
site of former mighty battlements erected by
Of the great kingdom Of Meath,
and'city Of ecclesiastics, where that most mar
velous production Of human patience and
labor extant, the Book Of Kells Gospels, was
transcribed, il not dozen miles to tie north
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tatives from South America in Washington. be-
cause it will be good thing for the United
States to know their neighbors, and it will be
still better for the South American countries
commercial and religious liberty and at the
same time developed the natural resources in
which this country SO greatly abounds."
AN APPEAL TO PRIDE
Bishop Newman made an eloquent speech in
reference to the toast ''The Exposition; An
Appeal to American Pride" During the course
of his remarks he said: whether il was wise
on your part to initiate this grand interna-
tional movement it is too late to discuss. You
have embarked upon the voyage, and storm or
no storm you must reach the distant shore.
What will Spain say if You fail? The very bones
of Isabella and Ferdinand would rattle In their
collins. What would Italy say? Italy, from
whose shores went forth that daring mariner,
perhaps the most conspicuous individuality of
history, living on plane far removed from the
selfishness Of ordinary humanity, impelled by
the grandest motives inspired by the Hottest
purposes, with philanthropy that embraced
all men, with q self-abnegation worthy of an
angel. What would Italy say il in this hour,
having gone 90 far, we should fail to consum-
ate the glorious undertaking? lApplause.l
Gentlemen, say what you please, you have
committed yourselves. You have committed
yourselves BY your organization Of q board of
promotion. You have committed yourselves
BY asking Congress to recognize your move
ment and to make anappropriation. You have
committed yourselves by your correspondence
with foreign nations, and you have committed
yourselves by receiving an affirmative answer
from the nations Of the old word Failure
therefore is ont Of the question. Let us elimi-
nate it. There Is no retreat. The bridges are
all destroyed. Onward 10 the watchword Of
this movement We have the intelligence, We
have the wealth, we have the energy, We have
the patriotism, We have the philanthropy, We
have the religion, and, Il may ~ II, Ne have
the pride to advance"
GOV. BI00o or DxxAwARx.
Gov BieRs of Delavnra raeponded "A ssIlbe
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east Between IL Navan, at the meeting Of the
Boyne and Blackwater, with its still discern
ible mighty moat and ruins of castles and
churches. A little way down the Boyne i.
Slane, for 20 years in the 7th century the re-
treat Of Grimoald's victim, Dagobert, king OF
Austrasia, the olden Hermitage of st. Eric Of
the 9Th century, and full Of historic ruins
Below towards the sea is Oldbrige, where
faint-hearted James, Just 200 years ago, los
Ireland to the Irish people. And but two
miles beyond, at the Boyne-mouth, is quain
Drogheda, ancient Droichead-atha, '.the bridge
OF the ford" with its precipices, walls, and
towers, the landing place of the earliest Mile
slams; rendezvous Of half thousand opposine
armies; and, in 1649, the scene of the mos
horrible and appalling massacre, by the heart
less Cromwell and his men, known to any az,
or time.
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