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u 5000 FEET OF GROUND:
New Hampshire ave, 18th and II sts., will make
twelve more lots of not less than ID feet frontage
apl6 FRANK b. CONGER, 1415 L ST.
l. THAT SPLENDID LOT
on southeast corner New Hampshire and ST. at
IS per foot. FRANK u. CONGER,
apl6 l4l5 r st
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furnlture, house for rent: parties leaving city
NV. my30-3ts
I,oR sALE-oNE OF THE PRETTTEsT LITTLE
soon to be concerted '2 1as VIZ B $3.50 SLOW
my29-3t 500 F.
EoR sALE-s2. 600 WILL BUY COY LITTLE
l. brick house ON 9TH ST. sc; near D, lot 10 by So
my2e-3t 500 + st.
EOR sALE-IN NORTHWEST, A LOVELY HOME,
sanitary plumbing kitchen furnace t oPsn
FORD, 624 i4th st. p'' my2S-3t
LoR sALE-sPECIAL BARGAIN-BRICK HOUSE,
and ali the Souse s open fop Sssh
and should be examined to be appreciated will be sold
Goss
my2S-lm Glover Building 1419 ST. II. W.
LNOR SALE-A BARGAIN-GOOD EIGHT-ROOM
T frame house MI: sth st. bet G and ne. lot
3Sx u to lS-ioot alley the ground worth the price
40 3o;foot side and back alley; rent s45: price
RrSSsand j. s BELL 'e cur kce sSf4s.
I. ave, north side. near 18th ST.. Tor 81 O. 800
ST. north side, near 18th st. 1900
Marion St. bet. and r. 9Th and 9TH sts 500
Cleveland av' bet and BY 18Th and ssG 81 $500
my2s-3t ga I4th St.
k1Oh SALf-SENERAL HANDSOMELY FINISHED
y and well built houses, convenient to State and
treasury departments; Price $40 900 each.
j. A. SETTLE l. CO.,
my2S-1 1925 st.
EoR sALE-SEvRRAL HOUSES ON RIGGS ST,
bood bet p1 18th and o6 4h SITS n Tsslass Pesh5or
the southwest at low figures for cash.
j. A. SETTLE 4 CO.,
my2S-3t 1928 + st.
IfOR SALE-A BARGAIN-HOUSE, 8 ROOMS AND
L. bath; lot 22xl30; stable, wide alley: in thor
ough repair on near AZ ST. NV; will rent for $50;
cheap at $4,000. j. 4. HEREFORD, 14l9 G St
IHOR SALE-HOUSE ON 9Th ST NE BETWEEN
Il ID and 4; lot 61xl05 it.. $1,000. j. II. HERT-
FORD. Fleming Building, 1419 q st. my2S-3t
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Thomas McGatchin, wanted in baltimore fer
forging papers for eso,ooo, has been arressso
In Jacksonville, Fla
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MAcK1SAw STRAW HArs.
Fine English Split Straw Hats
Boys Straw Hats, Soc. 81, Sl.25.
Ladies' Sailor Hats 81, Ls1.25. sL50
Derby Hats in Colors, g.. SO. $3.50, "a. and IS.
Pearl Cashmere Dress Hats, 81. so, IS.
La Tosca Umbrellas $3.50, So.
Tennis Outfits.
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FASTER TRAINS TO NEW YoRK.-The B. and
o. has put in service additional train 70
New York and shortened up the time on all the
old ones from five TO twenty-five minutes. The
average time from Washington TO New York
via d. and o. rs faster than via any other line.
Pullman's Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains
and sleepers ON night trains.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

!, ,oth st., near ! 30d93, e 2sfoot alley ... Gags
~ rta =, ST. near to 205foot alley LOO
Est Ss. 18Th and isth 21 90, to aley.:: 200
sth ss bet last Cap s.' and SITS. a31as..:: 10
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN-A RARE CHANCE TO
and grade and reservation If sold in ten days,
price LOO s c. HILL. sth and SITS. W. my29-6t'
FOR sALE-l43O 18TH ST Nw.-A DESIRABLE
price sa Per foot. j. s. BELT Co. Room a. At
4 bic building sites, northwest:
North side of ST.: near 18th, 40x1OO. to alley q
iS each %
north side near 10Th ST. lots; aoiIo0 each,
st. between 18th and I4th. north side, a51 1SS
Pst: side: Jetween, list and I'D SITS, 4Sxi95
18Th St. Pa ave. 3ix7o loid franej rents e;tS
GEO ", LiNki Ss;'O0
my2s-6t Cor. 18th and Pa. ave.
10th st, bet; and NJ SITS NV, 30x94 ........ s325
ys bet isis and Y4 4th ss sts INV W. 39
\ st, bet Cap and lst SITS. NV, 1Sx60....... 80
. ave. near R us T III EHssi 90
Tor SALE-BUILDING LOTS n, W: COR. 81,
II and SITS ne; very elevated ready for series Of
ee t Sn S s asPa ee win
or builder TO improve; will be sold at figure WHICH.
the near tntars GROWING 'e'0n va" S wfMER IN
my2s-3t 1873 Est.
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN LOTS 1629xll7 FEET
St w. ,,v. .or,. SETTLE co: 1925 ST.
OF the city and near Dupont Circle, which offer
as special bargains for a few days.
my2s-3t 1875 st.
EOR sALE-DEsIRABLE LOTS IN MT PLEAS
sas so and s'o Ti snSh Bua HEhr 4is
TOR sALE,,BETTER INVESTMENT THAN
stocks bonds or banks; only 20 cents per foot
square from new Anacosta brdee; 36-fcot alley
WELLER REPETTI G Pa ave- sisia'e ms9sst
FOR SALE.TwO CHEAP LOTS ON ST: s. E.,
between lst and I'd SITS, with old house renting for
my2s3t WRIGHT sTocKETT, slOFnw.
LOR SALE-NORTH SIDE OF BOUNDARY ST.,
No1i c SeM ha9pssr st. bet 9Th ana 9St
~ :IS; 9TH st, near L. 81; Columbian Heights, 26c.
sEY CO., 1900 Est NV. my25-Iw
E0R SALE-To BUILDERS AND INVESTORS
will sell cheap in blocks singly the most eco
y BURF6KD I45 fq aVe a p Sa'
E0R sALE-6o LOTS IN "FAIRvIEw.", Be
100 and 25x120 from 81 so $500 each easy terms
ms subdivision is on the line of improvements and
my24-1m G24 18th st NV.
NOR sALE;-ONE LOT, NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE,
24x9S, cheap, s.. 20 foot; one lot, near Dupont
sTele lot at Dg
CHARLES Early sos ' i4ih 81 INV NV. iG2 seRS
nor SALE--LOTs IN wAGGAMAN AND RI
L. douts addition to the city of Washington. formerly
called Woodey Park. Ibis property is situate the
terminus of Connecticut ave. extended and adjOins
kaoraina Heights the new bridge and the park drive,
and n roa by The gardens An
been obtained from Congress. Special prices to peo
pie of prominence who will build fine houses
Call tor plat; also Bulletin of cheap property
JNO. +. MAGGAIAN,
my1O-3m 700 l4th ST.
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Rhode Island Republicans Surprised.

HSHOuc HsHuHu HNtpuDffCHHs Suf pffsv0s
In the joint convention of the general -
sembly Of Rhode Island yesterday the Newport
county delegates who were disafected because
Of the defeat Of ex-Gov. Wetmore for United
States Senator bolted the republican nomins-
ton of Almon X. Goodwin, Of Pawtuckst, fof
state auditor, and voted for VIM. G. Townsend,
senior member from Newport On the eleventh
ballot the democrats abandoned their own can
didate, Elisha w. Buckline. of Pswtpcket, and
voted for Townsend, who was elected Tbs re-
publican leaders were completely surprised
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

L>OR sALE-FURNIsHED HOUSE. ALI. NEW
Il furniture house for rent: parties leaving city:
will sell very cheap Call after p. m. 700 lit st
u m
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INSURANCE.

TUE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSN, OF
Il N.Y. has furnished insurance TO eighty-two thous-
and members during PAST eight years, saving them
sixteen million dollars, by reducing cost below
rates charged By level premium Companies JAS a.
NEST. supt-. LOG II ST. NV. LIZ. KNIGHT, Gen Aga,
mh9-s.tu.tR.3m
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

OBJ Mass. av. ne, 6r.25.35
lV.s5 y. j. NV. 0r. pa. 80
2Ol 9th st. ne. Or. j. 30
1916 Larch ST., Or. Us. so
2SlS y st. II. W.. Sr.....2J
zoo 9Th st. ne. Sr......2l
1881 y. Cap. st. 6r...20.o0
a. W st.n.w.. Or. .20.30
sig ID 81. II. e.. 0r. 20
13l l. st.n W. Or. 20
611 Il It. ne, 6r....1S.50
123 4 st ne, Or. 1887
2246 18th NV. Or. is. 30
1907 Attn st.n.w., ar. 1880
81 Myrtle st. NV, 7r. Is
34l4 p st. n. W, Or. IL. 80
203S Sth ST. NV, d rl6.50
2214 18th NV, Or. 1850
81 l. ST. NV. Or. .16
. Defrees st, 6r. 40
71o A st. ne, Or. ....15.40
::t.26 18th st. ne, Or. Is. 30
Whitney Close, or......1o
l3.SD II st. me- Or. Id
ol9 9th st. s.e,, Or. 14.30
3D. Sth st. ne. Or. .14.30
22l5 Cleveland ave-, 6r.13
1904 W st. II. W. ,6r......12
2124 10Th st. n W. Or. .12
Ills 9Th st. me-, Or. IL
Mclean av. s.w., Or. .1l.30
81 18th st. ne. Or. IL
:5226 l. ST. s.w.. Or ...10.S0
:Slg l. st. ne, Ar. 10
443 X ST. NV. 3r........10
STORES 4 DWELLINGA
1407 14th st. n.w.......40
400 Pa. ave. n.w........2O
Err & Co, 916 + st. NV.
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TOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED.

VI H. l. ave II WI
1413 Mass. ave. I7r.
and stable. 200
1409 Mass. ave n. 81
122S NJ st. NV, i or. III
1916 y st. NV, 15r. ...12l
1I30 Mass. ave. 17r. la
100 10th st. II.
W., 16r.....-......116.61
1923 Mass. ave-. l3r. 100
112S j st.n.w., Ibis. SO. 50
1900 14th 81. NV, Brand
store ;-.-.......-:.--S3. ID
16lS21 st st w.lIrS3.3 50
l4O1 StoughtOn ST.,
11r. .S3.33
1908 b st. NV. W. h. so
511 18th st. NV. l 3r. >
1873 2 st n.w.,llr......15
5O2 Z st. NV. l1r......15
1914 Il st NV. l2r. ,
1928 u st. II. W, 9r.......75
942 y. Y. ave. NV, 9r..6o
2023 o st.n.w., 11r ana
staDle.....-....-.....-.-I az
col 18TH st.n.w.....6O.6I
1892 i st. NV. Or ..... To
The above houses can
cur Office only. THO.
my2D
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EOR REM
II 6l2 L ST. NV. 1856. O.
Mass. ave. and 10th st. IL,
Ola 18th st. NV l:2r. l0t
lGl6 9th ST. NV Tor. = i.
1917 X st. NV, llr.....Ot
1871 18th st. NV, Or. b.
403 q ST. NV. 1lr. %. 4
1IlU y st.n.w w, Tor. %. 3:
100 Sth st.n. w-l2r. %. 81
1908 III. ave, STD.
32S Ind. ave. 1lr......5.
1643 10Th NV. ,13r. so. 81
III L. Cap. St. 11r. .5O.6t
SO6 18th II. W, llr..5c.6t
l2l3 q 81. NV. llr. 5O.5l
1223 18th St. ST. DO. 4.
liza 9th ST. NV, Or. 81
1888 X st. NV, Tor. 81
1902 \. II. ay., ST.. .45.5C
1404 11th n. W, Sr. .45.5(
621 Y st. NV, 9r.
210611 II st. NV. Sr. a.
:332l Il St NV, 12r. AZ
1O1l 10Th NV, Or. IS. 81
2O4 ID ST. NV, Tor. 81
454 II st. NV. ,Sr.....35
1910 Wallach pl., Or. 80. &C
sth st. me-, Sr. 80. A.
200 9th 81. s.e.. 9r......3O
1859 18th st. NV. 80. ~.
ITO 9TH ST. n. w..9r. 30. 4t
] $50 l4th st NV, 7r...2s
ol III ST. NV, Sr. 81
3lS Rst. ne. Sr. pr. 90
! "a 9th st. NV, 7r.27.Si
1888 18th NV. Or. .25. al
204 Arthur pl. 7r. .25.4 40
3l2 LIST st. Sc, ar. %. 40
61S2d st. me-, 1r....25.J 81
my25 b. II. WAR
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I|OR SALE-A FINE DWELLING ON X ST. NEAR
- l4th, "a rooms; baths parlor library and large
dining room on LIST floor: handsomely frescoed and
papered. Lot 24x 35, to wide alley Price, s25, 600
nice IA room dwelling, Rhode Island avenue, bet.
14th and 18th: large Closets all modern improve
ments; house only been built one year; heated by
A No dwelling, Mass ave-. Thomas Circle;
12 rooms bath; hard wood finish; handsomely pa
pered; south front. $40. 600
neat l0-room brick; bath, hot and cold water; lot
2Qxl2O; West Washington. Only, $4,000.
For full particulars apply to
my22-l0t j. T. DYER, 1904 st.
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n W. my30-3ts
ltOR SALE-ONE OF THE PRETTIEST LITTLE
i houses in the city, Sd ST. ne, near Mass ave q;
rooms bath and cellar house IN splendid street
is soon to be concreted. II sold soon 81 2UO.
DAVID ID. STONE,
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t0R SALE,HOUSE ON 9Th ST NE. BETWEEN
FORD. planning building. 1910 q st. my2S-3t
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EOR RENT
II SOC 9th 81. NV. str.
and dwelling. $40
1Ol3 l4th st. NV. S3.B
9l6 NY ave. l3r. ~,
] $50 q II. NV. l1r.....5'
1JOO ssth 1t. NV, Tor. ~
l42J Sth 81. NV, j Or 3.
9TH and A sts. Sc, store
and dwellIng...........3,
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BOARDING.

VUNHE AUBURN, PENNSYLVANIA AVE-, CORNER
Il 22d st. ~
Cool, pleasant rooms with board at reasonable
prices. my2S-1ms
KIN ST. NV, WITH BOARD; COOL, COM
OAV munlcattng rooms convenient to cars and
departments; summer rates. my2S-3ts
FTVHE ELsMERE, laos H ST.
room. mys)- M
NNHE WEBSTER, 513 18TH ST. NV, SIGHT
seers home; central to all points Of interest; new
furniture: elegant rooms, with board 80 clio; per
day. IL to e. j. A. DEWITT. Prop. ja14-6in
ID OBERT DALKIN, TAILOR, gao sTREErNw
H Suits made to order. Suits from S22 mp Pants
from % mp. A full line Of Sprung and summer Sam
Piles to select from. my25-6ts
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VI Il. N. w.
Il 1904 Columbia ave.
20 and ~ Grant Place.
PLANT TURPIN
Safe Deposit Building,
myS-1m 10th and New York ave.
LIOR sALE-sTOP RENTING AND OWN YOUR
home. $1,000 TO SO. 30. including side lot; go
u home in prettiest neighborhood two lines
ap20-6ws ". +. BURFOkD. 1422 N. Y ave.
EOR SALE-yERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
Il hotel property known rs the Harris House."
Elg1by located on street bet. 18th and 14th sts,
commanding an unobstructed view Of Pa. and
beautiful park. With front Of 20 feet and the lot
containing IL, 100 SO. IT,, being lot 8, So 254 The
hotel is four stories high. has seventy in first
class condition, with elevator opportunity is
presented TO investors to obtain choice centralylo
Gated ground at lower figures than it can again be
bought for in this locality, which must
rily command high prices. Inducements for hotel
keepers to invest greater, the tide of
travel is toward this beautiful city, and must be
greatly increased BY national and International meet
possession given Apply at office of w. W. MEICALF,
1881 ST. my23-2w
Tor sALE-THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE, 1929
II Vermont NV, with stable attached. For terms
and perinission to inspect. apply to GUkLEY BROS.
1885 streetn.w. mh123m
EOR sALE-A FINE BRICK HOUSE ON ST.
sl66c6 Also fne,new BrieH ON s. NV, near g4tS
ss,b ~ n5 rooms with modem inPrSyemssWnts Price,
sG %yYaim 1Aos g. Af 800 $ s.. o1 NV.
LTOR SALE OR LEAsE-A FINE LARGE NAN
sion, Just completed, the corner Of 17th and o
SITS NV; almost Massachusetts ave-; "a rooms,
bath. modern improvements and stable Price
sf nyisDim Ihos g. hEf $3.50 3. S0 NV.
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FOR lighthouses.

INOR RENT-SIX-ROOM HOUSE 2O32 sTH ST
II NV 10 per month. Dwelling tSi1 lIassar husetts
ave, eight rooms and bath all modern iInprove-
inenis; $50 per mouth Inquire next door. my 3Ot'
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 OST- TUESDAY 2S, BETWEEN MAsSACHU-
- sets ave and Center market. gold aud jet ear
drop set with pearls tl2der literally rewarded By
turning 10 go Massachusetts, ave n W. it,
4 OST-FROM l03 9Th ST. SEA WHITE SET
~ ter pup; brown ears and brown spots body
Liberal reward If returned to above address. It,
G n REWARD.L0ST FULL ADMISSION BOOK
CIV Of national base bail club. Above reward will
he paid II returned to JAS. GOURLEY 625 9TH ST.
INV. my:i0-lfs
Il OST-TUESDAY EVENING. BETWEEN ARLING-
~ ton hotel and Thomas circle small pearl star
SNAPPED ladies pin valued for its pleasant
len dollars reward paid by JULIUS LANSBURGH
my3O-3t' 3l5 7th st.
+ oST-oN TUESDAY, MAY 49, A GOLD LOCKET
~ with dark cameo setting on one side, plain ONYX
on the other containing photos. Liberal reward
II returned to 44o 9TH st. NV, cor. E. my30-jt'
i OST-SMALL YELLOW DOG LONG EARS AND
~ short legs: white breast: collar neck: answers
70 name Frances. Liberal reward If returned to j.
LEHMAN, foreman No. Engine House. my2S-3ts
II OST-A SET OF DRAWINGS CBLUE PRINT:
Stephenson's, Sth and Md. ave. sw. my2S-3ts
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i mod. imp...,...... SIS 1855 L, ior...... ..ss3
1906 g. 9r.. mod i'm. 80 1904 18th, Orr
ADo-3@ GRAHAM 4 BOLTON, 02S u.
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LOR RENT-3I6 AND 3IS ST n. W., 20 ROOMS
eGgh. VIII be rented separately jointly; suitable
Tor large boarding house; each : %. K. II. 4. LEI
POLD, 1900 st, second floor front. my2S-6t
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V,0R RENT-ONE TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE.
u rooms all mod. imp. concrete cellar newly pa
pered and painted. 1sl4 q NV Hertics run To The
house Rent s35. Inquire 4U3 9Th st. my27-S
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Iny9-3t

lyOR EENT-9-ROOM BRICK HOUSE WITH MOD
II imps, lJ1l 18th 81. NV: rent $50 per month.
Apply TO JOHN L. GREEN, l416 Q St NV my29-2w'
nor EENT-NEw BRICK HOUSE, 4 ROOMS,
II bay window, cellar, bath, shed, large yard;
yenient TO Iatent Pension and Govt Pr. Offices and
cars schools, and market. S35 PA X n. W,
81 my2g-3t.
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The Use of Organs in Church Worship.

b. II. sTINEMETZ & SONS,
1897 Penna. ave.
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I,OR RENT - SO ID ST 8 W, 4-ROOM BRICK
II with bay window, parking in 'front.' water; Sl2.
Inquire on premises my293t@
V,OR RENT-l3OO o ST NV. NICE BROOM
II house, III nice order at reduced rent To desirable
tenant by owner or agent; key at grocer opposite
my29-3t' p. CORCORAN, l.,6 LIST sc.
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E,OR SALE-A VERY HANDSOME ROW OF
j Brick Dwellings, some nearly completed. some just
finished, on NJ ST. between 4th and 9TH ne. These
houses have every modern convenience, are well
planned, and well built. They have rooms and bath
each. and are 10 feet front houses feet We
can sell the for $4,000 and inside houses
for ~, 700 and $500. Examine them SWORN
SILDT BRADLEY, 1927 ST. my27-6t
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I|OR RENT-4CS 9Th ST. " W, THRE E-STORY
IL and basement brick. rooms and bah possession
June i Inquire Of J. l. JONES, Post-Ofice depart
Insnt. 9Th ST entrance my2y-.3t.
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II 1915 st. 12r. $50 % 907 27th ST., 5r sl2 so
2g3o g st, l2r.-..--JO. 10 No. l, Bessels TT,
:i:i27 ST, I.,r. 80 4r.........lO.:1O
2U2O ST. lOr--..--.- 10 Superior ST. NJ. Hill 10
81 18th ST., Sr-.....21. JO 18th and q office
COS ST. NE, 6r-... 1880 rOom........... - so
lIU3 l9Ih 81 NV, Stable s stalls, near Pa
REORGANIZATION av. bet. - LIST & 22dsts IL
my2S-.,w GEO. W LINkINS. 18th and II SITS NV
V,JE KENT-BY JUNE /, HOUSE 1917 10TH
Il Dupont Circle. three STORIES L. rooms bay
windows. All IIoiern improvements. s35 per month.
Inquire 1919 18th st. ny.1S-:jts
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Il New Hampshire ave, rooms and bath: bay win
dows cabinet nantsls large closets all modern i'm
prOyenents $3.50. Il. II. WARNER & CO, 9l6
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IroR SALE-s2. 900 WILL BUY COY LITTLE
brick house on 9TH ST. s.e., near d. lot 10 by So
DAVID d. STONE,
my2g-.t SOG Of
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LNOR SALE-CHEAP LOTS
9th st., near L 30x95, to 2S-foot alley .. $500
iIth St near 22xlQ0 to 20foot alley ........ LOO
Ist St n W, bet u and c, 20xS0 ............. 1.25
St bet 10th and 10Th 2x1 90, to alley 200
last capitol 81, near 9Th. Observation-Disclosures. LAO
Sth st sc, bet East Cap. and sits, 23x99 Ito
myGS-3t DAVID ID STONE Snf l. st.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-30

seems 10 consprc against the intrusion Of
Imam. Every shrub Is armed with thorns
the cactus tortures the traveller with piercing
needles and remorseless fangs. Burrs viii
barbcd thOrns cover The ground the grass
where there Is my, has wasp like stings
which foster in the flesh, and poisonous weed.
tempt the hungry animals with their vord
nre, producing craziness and death Viruleni
reptiles and insects abound in summer: rattle
fnakcs vipers, scorpions, taraniulas and cen.
tlpedes, polccats that produce hyirophobia
by their bite and sand flies to torment the
eyes Add TO these the scorching heat OF the
un and absence Of water. and YOU sec that
he old Spaniards were justified in their belief
That the land was accursed Of God. "
Apparently a good country to stay away
from. But on the coast are a few harbors,
at the mouths Of narrow valleys, and up these
valleys ia the spring one may follow small
htrcams into the heart Of tho mountains, find.
ing grass along their banks Most important
of these to the possible gold hunters is that
of Ensenada, in tho bay Of Tolos Santos
F"All Saints), about hundred miles south
pf San Diego. Three or four considerable
streams On winter run into this bay. and up
pho most southeriy one tho road runs into the
placer region Overland from San Diego the
route is "holy terror, as miners say, and
Ehe Mexican officials, who haze a perfect
.,enius for adding to the obstacles Of nature,
Fharse an average tariff Of 50 per cent On
kll goods coming in, and a royalty Of 20 per
hont on oil gold taken out. They have sue
becGed in combining a maximum Of tax with
"a minimum of revenue in a way to excite the
admiration Of surplus rclucers
At Tia Juana, just over the border from
San Diego, they collect SO tariff on a horse
br mule SO per wheel on a wagon or cart,
20 cents pound on harness, cents pound
on plain provisions and 100 per cent. extra on
groceries and canned goods, the valuation as
Scssed being that of the market 10 which the
foods are going On articles not specifically
Enumerated in the Mexican customs list, tho
officials charge at will Thus an American
saddle costing S in San Diego was fairfield
tl3; on S21 worth of provisions S2i was
charged, and on a camp outfit for six men
t2lO. The tariff on a Studebaker wagon IS
$50 At Ensonada similar rates prevail.
Those fellows intend 70 protect MeSicans
acainst 'tho pauper labor Of California If it
fakes the hide of. The latest market t'nort
from the Santa Clara mines gave -four at So
q sack; bacon, - cents pound; coffee, Si50;
duck pants, So a pair, and other things in
jroporbon--aI in Mexican silver dollars,
worth 16 cents each IN American gold There
j. plenty of water TO drink AMI in the hills it
Is good, 50, if it be proved that gold is abund-
hnt, the prices of other things VIII doubtless
De reduced by imports
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-30
Se,x York Markets.

NEW York, March 29.-Flour closed
irregular and dull; fine grades Of winter
81 $50 g 70; Southern flour closed dgl
but steady; trade and family brands
SS.5O@$j.5O Wheat quiet spot sale,
10. | red, Sl-O2; No. 2 red winter and
April. sslc. Corn dull; spot sales No.
mixed, 42s@42!c. in elevator; No
mixed, March, 42tc Oats easy .spo,'
sales No. white, &c. No. mixed
April, SOfc. Pork dull mess slo'Ioyg
ala Lard closed slightly weaker; April,
x goo s7S3. sugar-Rav fairly active
At former figures; fair refining, os@
s 1l-1cc; refined strong and fairly active
cut loaf and crushed, ssc; powdered, &C.
formulated and mould A, 7fc.i confec-
TONERS A, 7sc.; coffee a, standard, ,,.c.i
white extra, 2sc.; c, ZOO 1-l6c.; yellow
Gt@Gtc. Coffee-Spot lots steady IAN
Rio cargoes, lsfc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-30
Tho Back of BOwron's Head.

George Bowron, as everybody knows, is the
leader Of the Columbia orchestra In the
course Of last summer Mr.. Bowron received a
draft for money and took it to bank and
handed 1t through little brass window TO
the cashier. This gentleman looked at Mr.
Bowron. who blushed, as he always does when
people stare al him.
Are you Mr.. Bowroni' ASKED Tie cashier
~ believe | am"
"Weii, but you'll have TO be identified"
"But I'm Bowron-George Bowron, leader
Of the orchestra at the Columbia"
"Oh, know George Bowron IS all right
enough, but | don't know that you're the
man. just bring somebody that We know to
identify you"
Mr.. Bowron was moving away in disgust
at the red tape and circumlocution which
rascality makes necessary in all professions,
when the cashier called him back
Would you mind turning your back to
me and taking OFF your hatr he asked
Mr. Bowron did so.
Heres your money, Mr. Bowron. It's all
right. I've known the back Of your head for
five years Chicago Journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-30
Nashville. Tenn

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 2G.-Tht
tobacco market shows but little from last
week. Lugs are finding few friend.
who seem willing to lay them aside for q
safe investment, the price being 81 tC
1925. \ few hogsheads common Leaf
selling at Bic to 1925. Tobacco run.
ming - to D inches shows some i'm
pTrement, and we think a much better
article appearing than has been sold up
to date Very bright manufacturing
styles attract much attention, aud while
prices seem low planters prefer to sell
than wait and see what will be the out
come when contractors begin buying
II is hard matter to advise our friends
what is best TO do. TO our planters we
can only say, plant less tobacco by all
means and make il better. BUYERS in
every county watch statistics, and it is
impossible to convince them that much
of the stock is yalueless.
+. A. CARsEY.