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SPECIAL FINE ART SALE OF
ITALIAN, FLoRENTINE
MARBLE AND ALABASTER STATUARY

We will sell without reserve, at our salesroom,
commencing TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH
TWELVE, 1889, at THREE O'CLOCK. EVEN at
EIGHT O'CLOCK, DAILY, UNTIL ALI. AXE SOLD,
this extraordinary and the finest collection of Italian
VERDE ANTIQUE ROMAN REVOLVING PkDEs-
TALS, sTAIUETTES, GROUPS, ANIMALS,
CAN PEDEsTALs. TAZzAs, CUT.FLOWER
STAND, yEWELRi CASKET, CARD RECEIVER,
ALTAR VASES, HEBE PITCHER VASES, AND
MANY OTHER GEMS OF Akr TO ACORN
1NG-ROOMo, HALLS AND GARDENS.
ALSO, A VERY FINE APPOINTMENT OF FLOREN.
BEFORE SEEN IN THIS CITY.
This is without doubt the finest Collection Of Hand
Chiseled Art Objects offered at Public Sale the
city Of Washington-the unusual opportunity offered
to sdorn your house with fine chaste artistic orn
pecally respectfully invited this spen-
did array OF genius. Respectfully yours,
LORENZO LORE MI, Importer
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co. Aucts lnh7-6t
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The Colored Editors Adjourn.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED AT THE CLOSING SESSION
YESTERDAY.

The colored press convention adjourned
finally last evening. At the afternoon session
it was decided to hold the next convention in
Raleigh, \. c. resolution was adopted de-
claring that we feel assured that under the
present administration genuine policy win be
inaugurated by both the executive and Con-
gress granting protection and recognition to
the negro; and, further, that a committee be
appointed. whose duty it shall be to urge upon
Congress such legislation as may be wise i'll the
interest of a free ballot and a fair count" A
resolution was also adopted urging the passage
Of the Blair educational bill
At the evening session papers were read by
Mr.. Menard, of Florida; Mr.. l.. E. Christy.
Mr.. John Mitchell, jr.. Rev. Dr. Fulton and Miss
McEwin- Rev. DIR. Simmons, VIM. Murrell
and John Mitchell were appointed a committee
TO present to the President and Attorney-Gen-
eral an address calling for protection for the
lives and property of colored citizens in the
south Messrs. j. W. Cromwell, J. c. Dancy,
J. W. Thompson, p. H. Murray and W. II.
Steward were appointed committee to con-
fer with the executive committee of the Ma
tional Republican League.
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East washington's Candidate.

THE NORTHEAST ASSOCIATION rNpoRsEs Mr. q G.
CLARKE FOR CORRESPONDENCE
AT a meeting Of the Northeast Washington
association last night, Mr.. W. C. Dodge pre-
siding, Mr.. E. B. Stocking. of the Southeast as
ISOLATION spoke, urging united effort by East
Washington to secure the commissionership
and he asked the association to indorse Mr.. G.
+. Dawson, with Mr.. s. G. Clarke as a second
choice Of both associations. After considera-
BILE discussion a resolution was adopted recon-
mending Mr.. 5. G. Clarke a candidate for
commissionership. A committee, composed of
Messrs. W. G. Dodge, s. ii. Walker, Dr. Thomas
Taylor, T. W. Smith, A. Girouard L. Chappell,
G.. Y. Atlee, s. W. Curriden, W. p. Clark. Jo-
siah Willard, Thomas Potee and F. Aldrich was
appointed to wait upon the President and pre-
sent the name of the candidate. resolution
was carried to permit the committee to confer
with the East Washington committee in refer
ence to joint consideration of the candidates.
MIR. Willard presented the name of Assistant
United States Treasurer Whelpley the nomi-
nee Of the association. but the vote favored Mr.
Clarke. The association discussed also for some
time the railroad question, but without result
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SPECIALTIES.

ELECTRICITY-l5 WARS A SPECIALITY n
II curing nervous and mental disease suinai ov.riSS
and uterine trouhlsA paxalyuA tumors sciafics hys
terra, rhsumsttann. neur.lg1a ehoreH &c. Ec3rs
clothiny: d. I q NcHoLSoN. 60z iSik q. Nv.
nA NULLRh e29 18Th 81. Nv T7T1H
e.: kssA s-as.s-4 s.aas. "a. 1osa
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS / CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE

ANAlOSIAN lSlsAND.
By virtue Of deed Of trust from the heirs of will
lam A. Bradley. deceased, recorded among the land
records OF the b;sris, e Sc 4 Sii Oler
for sale ct auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY
THE ELEVENTH DAY OF APRIL. 1890 Al
THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ. Anslostan Island IL IN the
District Of Columbia 4 contsins upward Of 50 acres
river opposite the cities 81 wellington and GeorTe.
town. from which Il In separated by narrow and deep
channel abort distance above the isand l. the OUT
let lock of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal openinr
into the river The Island 10 connected with tie Vir
einia shore by . solid masonry csusewsy aud thence
hy the new free iron bridge with was6ington and
TERMS OF SALE.
One-fourth Of the purchase money In cash Of which
el0oO :hsll be paid e the time q ne. md the
ch.se-Monsy Q b paid n thrse equal
s.ls with intsrs,t from day q :.is e per cent
sncs with the terws q .sle the Pu.chsser vin Re-
execute : deed Of trust. IL The nature e ) mort
gage TO the dsferred peymenta. II tha tefma
Of sale not complied with II so days lftsr day Id
sale the properly win be resold at the k and cost q
the defAultinR purchaser.
Taxes paid up TO day Of sale.
CoQycYanctnG and recording ct puxchnoeras coet
TITLE GOOD Oh NO SALE
REGINALD TENDAII.
fx0-o6os Tfustea
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1NHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

GENERAL SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, AT
MY AUCTION ROOMS, A1URDAY, MARCH
NINTH, 1889, Al Ten O'CLOCK, EMBRACING
IN Pant
Two French-plate Pier Mirrors,
Very handsome " alnut Dwarf Bookcase,
Very handsome Parlor suites, Walnut Hall-stand,
with French-p plate Mirror
Two Handsome Walnut Sdeboards,
Walnut and other Chamber Furniture,
Carpets and Rugs,
Dining and other Tables,
Mattresses,
Office Furniture, Stoves &c,
ALSO, Al TWELVE O'CLOCK
Horses, Carriages, Buggies Wagons &c. mhe-2t
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHOICE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE AND EFFECTS.
EMBRACING PART

EMBRACING IN PART
ONE SUPERB SILK-PLUSH TURKISH SOFA AND
SIDE CHAIR, TWO VERY ELEGANT EBONY
CHAIRS, ONE LARGE TURKISH CARPET IN
PERFECT ORDER, ONE MEDIUM TURKISH
CARPET IN FINE CONDITION. TWO ELEGANT
MAHOGANY CHAIRS, RECEPTION CHAIRS,
TWO TURKISH HALL AND PARLOR RUGS,
HANDSOME LIBRARY TABLE. HANDSOME
ORNAMENTS. HANDSOME HALL STAND.
CHERRY HALL~GLASS, SUPERIOR WALNUT
BREAKFAST TABLE, WILLOW AND OTHER
ROCKERS, HANDSOME ASH AND OTHER
CHAMBER FURNITURE, BRUSSELS CARPETS.
INGRAM CARPETS, HAIR MATTRESSES.
FEATHER PILLOWS, CANE-SEAT CHAIRS,
SEWING MACHINE, KITCHEN REQUISITES.
&c, &c.
ON MONDAY MORNING, MARCH ELEVEN, 1889.
COMMENCING Ar HALF-PAsT TEN O'CLOCK, at
the handsome residence, No 1o22 street northwest
shall sell small and choice collection Of household
effects. THOMAS BOWLING,
mh7-dSts Auctioneer.
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n A. ROOT l. CO.. Auctioneers.

THREE FRAME DWELLING-HOUSES
On MONDAY, MARCH IL, at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK p M, we will sell three two-story frame
southwest. southwest corner of 18th and c streets
southwest, without reserve the same to be removed
premises.
Terms of sale cash.
c. A. ROOT CO., Auctioneerss
mh7-3t Sh3 Marief Snaca
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FNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SPECIAL SALE OF ELEGANT ARTICLES,
EMBRACING

GOLD PENS AND PENCILS (BY CELEBRATED
MAKERS). ELEGANT LEATHER PORTFOLIOS.
FRENCH FREIGHT WRISTBANDS, FINE CUT.
GLASS INKSTANDS, LADIES' SILVER
MOUNTED POCKETBOOKS, LADIES' AND
GENTS POCKETBOOKS OF THE FINEST
CHARACTER, SMELLING BOTTLES, MATCH
CASES, PAPER-wEIGHTS AND FANCY
ARTICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH THIR-
TENTH. 1889, commencing At HALF-PAST TEN
O'CLOCK, shall sell the above choice of goods,
removed to my store for convenience OF sale. This
stock OF goods from of the finest houses in
the city, who is irving that branch Of his trade and
of the finest Character, and Will be sold without
regard to cost. THOMAS DOWLlNG.
mh7-dts Nhctioneer
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From the New York Weekly.

From the New York Weekly
Clara-'Oh, mother, we had such fun at the
party! Young Smith proposed that he and
should 60 through mock marriage ceremony-
just in fun, You know; and il was too funny for
anything. Afterward, some of the older peo-
pie who heard Of it said we were really married.
but we're not, are we?''
Doting Mother-''Of course not. Besides-
young smith couldn't support wife II he had
one."
"Oh, IL wasn't that Smith. II was the other
Smith, from Gold City. the one who owns 4
bonanza mine, YOU KNOW
"Eh? That Smith! My dear, marriage Ike
that before witnesses In binding"
VIM. Kelso, wealthy drover Of Sabine. Ohio.
Las been missing for three weeks and is sun.
posed to have met with foul play.
The British bark Port Gordon was Lost n saa
In the Pacific ON February "a and the CAPTAIN
and twelve of his crew escaped.
Robert Sigel, son Of General Franz Sieel. altar
an examination before United States COMMIT
sioner shields, In New York, yesterday, FOR
swindling pensioners while clerk in the tnited
States pension Office in that city, was held
under bail in the total sum ct q, 800 70 answer
three chargsA
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON DUNBAR
Ton VENUE, NEAR THIRTY SECOND

O'CLOCK. will sell in front of the premises part Of
OF avenue by an average depth Of about so
feet, improved by one story brick building
Terms; Ope-third cash, balance in six and twelve
months, with interest secured by deed Of on
the property all cash at the option of the purchaser
deposit of 900 required time OF sale Conyeyanc-
ing and recording AT cost of purchaser.
m6-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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EsTABLIsHEp, 1914; CAPITAL. 100000.
IL SURPLUS FUND, s235,000.
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK OF WASH.
1NGTON, 6l3 18th st., opposite U. 8. Treasury
J. W. THOMPSON, GEORGE H. d. WHITE
fresioent Cashier.
Receives Deposits, Discounts Paper Sells Ellis of
Exchange. Makes Collections, and does General Bank
ing BUSINESS. fp-:3m
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WASHINGTON DANENHOwER,
w Real Estate aud Insurance Broker,

LOTS, IN SQUARE No. POS, FACING so FOOT
ALLEY, BErwEEN FoUhTEENTH AND FIF-
TENTH STREETS AND T AND STREETS
NORTHWEST.
On TUESDAY, MARCH TWELFTH, 1889, ct
HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, 1 will SELL in
front of the premises the highest bidder all of sub
Lots numbered 40, 46, Az As, 40 and 90, in square
numbered 205.
Terms cash; Conyeyancine at cost Of purchaser, A
deposit Of &100 will be required time Of sale, and
failure to comply with above terms within ten days
from day OF SALE the property will be resold risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser.
WASHINGTON DANENH0wER, Agent
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. mhS dads
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FINANCIAL

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mhS-4t 81 Broadway. n. Y.
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CHoRTHANp IN SIXTEEN SIMPLE LESSONS.
- Ciasses daily Tuition BY NAH speciality. Ca o.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-MORROW.

TOMORROW.
WALTER b WILLIAMS Co. Auctionesr.
REGULAR SATURDAY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
rEVnNiIukE CARPEIS ETC, AT AUCTION.
len O'CLOCK A. NJ. We shall seil Miscellaneous
Colecuon OF Household Furniture. together with
sgDut SUI Cane-Seat Chairs used for Inauguration
Il WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Aucsa
WALTER b WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers-
CLOSING SALE By ORDER OF THE TAUNTON
SSLVER.PlATE co. AT OUR tablespoons,
COR 10TH AND PA AVE, SATURDAY EVEN
M9, MARCH NINTH, AT HALF-PAST SEvEN
O'CLOCK, OF MANTEL CLOCKS, BkONzES,
SLvER-PLATED WARE &c.
mhS-2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO. Aucts.
THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer
CLOSING SALE OF BALANCE OF ELEeAyT IA.
PANESE PORCELAINS AND QUADRUPLE
SIlvER-PLATE, EMBRACING SEVERAL FINE
POkCELAlN LINED wATER-PITCHERS,T TER
DISHES, CENTER PIECES, HOT-WATER AND
TEA,kETTLES, AND OTHER ARTICLES OF
On TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH TWELVE.
1883. commencing az HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK,
my art rooms, 11th street and Pennsylvania ave.
snail sell the balance of this elegant stock of goods
without reserve. Sale must be concluded date
INSIST THOMAS BOWLING. Auctiopeer.
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rJ,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

mh7-3t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-02
>ew York Financial Market


NEW YORK, September 30.-Money
stringent throughout the day. The
rate for call loans was up to Is per cent.
at one time. The lowest rate
was per cent. and the closing per cent.
Exchange closed dull; posted rates,
4s4a4SSt actual rates. 4s3a4S3l for
sixty days, and 4S74aiSS for demand.
Governments steady; currency G's, us
bid; As, coupons, 1877 bid: li's do,
1851 bid.
The higher rates for money which
loaned at IS per cent. was the chief
factor in stock speculaiioa this morn
ing. In the first hour prices were weak
except for Jersey Central. That stock,
owing TO some special causes at work
which give evidence Of large schemes
in connection with 1T, was strong and
advanced | per cent. The monetary
situation, however. soon knocked the
props fIom under this stock and during
the hour to noon the whole list
went off rapidly. The rate for
money was bid up to 10 per
cent. shortly after IL O'Clock
and caused free selling. Jer-
sey Central dropped from l3l at the
opening to 127i by noon. After l
O'Clock the rate for money gradually
declined to per cent. and the market
strengthened. prices recovering to !
per cent. The closing prices as a
rule were to IL pei cent. lower. The
sensation Of the day in Wall street was
the engagement Of $500 900 gold for ex'
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND. October 1.-Onerings OF
tobacco at auction on Change Tuesday,
October !. 1899: Total offerings, forty
eight packages. of which forty-fonr
Packages were sun-cured and dark. Or
the sun.cured one package SOLD at
$3.50 one at Sll.2j, two at s1l, one at
IS. one at S7.1J. one at SI.62sc, one at
$3.50. one at 1925, one package taken
IN at 81, three packages sold at S6.25,
four at Sc. Twenty-feyen brought
und Sc. Bright tobacco One package
sold at SIG. one package taken in at
Sl025 one at SO, one at "a.
Private sales reported 10 the secre-
tary to-day: Wrappers, 50 hogsheads;
smokers. 10 hogsheads: sun-cured, Z
hogsheads; dark tobaccos, 80 hogsheads.
Total sales reported TO the secretary to-
day. 40 hogsheads.
Office of the tobacco inspector reports
to-day Inspections. bright. IL hogs
heads: dark, $40 hogsheads; Western. )
hOgsheads. Reinspections, bright, 40
hogsheads; dark. II hogsheads.
Office of the Collector OF the United
States Internal Revenue reports colloc-
tf6ns for the city of Richmond to-day
as follows: Tax paiC cigars and cigar
cites - .757 .ij: tobaccos. 50. 1913 80: spe-
cial. Sl4 80. Total collections for city to-
day, s., 1896.
Farmers Wilson's. Shockoe. Bauch-
ards Davenport's. Centre, Seabrook S.
Crenshaw's. Allegheny. aud Myers
warehouses report u hogsheads and g
tiercts delivered to-day.
The Richmond tobacco market was
strong. Wrappers active, with large
sales 10 day. G.. Mel.
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New York Produce Market.

10y ItlfIitlu.I
NEW YORK. October Flour
although unchanged in price closed
very strong; Fine grades Winter, pa
2Gc: superiiue winter, q. j0a2.75; South
ern closed steady; trade and family. ex-
tras. S3.10aSI.60. Wheat closed active
and lower: spot sales, No red. s6aSG!c
No. red winter, October, s55c. Corn
closed unsettled but unchanged: spot
sales No. >. mixed, 3gi40.c.: No. 2
mixed, October 39sc. Oats closed steady
and unchanged. spot sales; No. white.
3jc &: No. , white. 2Ssa2S.c.: No. .
mixed. October. 26sc. Pork dull; mess
Sl2 50aSl2.7J. Lard closed dull and
fiat; October, So 50aS G.5i. Sugar-Re-
fined steady: cut-loaf and crushed. SIC ;
powdered. Ste: granulated, &c. Coffee,
spot lots, firm; fair cargoes Rio, 2Oc.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. VA. October |. 1889.


OFFERINGS.
Wheat $50 bushels.
Oais-250 bushels.
Rye 600 bushels.
Orchard Grass Seed-l0O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat - White, 40 bushels very
good at soc. Longberry, GS bushels
very good at SOC. do lJs bushels good at
S3c.: do. 172 bushels fine at 7sc. Mixed
$50 bushels fine at 72c. do. 1870
bushels fine at 70c.: do. $50 bushels
common at &c. Shortberry. 100 b Ish-
els for seed at 92c.: do. 20 bushels good
at SOC. do. $50 bushels fine at Soc. do. 20
bushels fine at Toe; do. 100 bushels fine
at re do. ia bushels common at 10c.
do. % bushels common at 6jc. Total sales
of wheat | ,842 bushels.
Oats-Winter, 100 bushels prime on
private terms.
Orchard Grass Seed-l00 bushels on
private terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Notwithstanding. 10sc.; low
middling, lOis.; good ordinary.
94c
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WuOLEsALt. PRICE CURKEN T..
Reported by Spratley 4 Overbey, Commits.
sion Merchants. 1906 cary street.

Country Produce.
Apples--Choice Summer, $500 to
1925: prime, SLID TO $500; poor to
good, Sl.25 to 81 so.
E Bacon-Nirginia hams, choice old, 1jc
per pound; new hams. small. ~ to l4c,
new hams, large, l | to l2c; sides, 81 to
&c: shoulders. to Sc.
Beeswax- 20 TO 2lc per pound.
Broom Corn-3 to DC.
Butter-Virginia creamery. II to lSc;
family packed virginia.. ID to lie;
choice yellow store packed Virginia.
If TO 15c; store packed. mixed color
and sweet. 10 TO lie; store packed, com
mon to fair, 9 to 10.
Cabbage-Per 100, SO to S..
Eggs-In crates fresh. II to lSc; in
boxes and barrels. IL TO lie.
Live Poultry-Hens. 2S to Soc. mixed
coops, % to 25c. Chickens, spring,
large. 10 to &c; small, II to lSc.
Dried Frut-Peaches peeled, to Sc:
unpeeled, halves, . to &c. Apples,
sliced, 3 to 33c; quarters. q to &c. Cher
ries, pitted, s 10 &c. Blackberries, 81
to &c. Whortleberries, to &c.
Feathers-Prime live goose, 40 to 42c
per pound: mixed. % to csc.
FIaxseed-Per bushel, Sl.OO to Sl.10.
Grapes-3 TO &c.
Hides-Dry fints, light weights, =, to
Sc per pound; heavy weights, &c per
pound, dry sailed, &c, lwet) salted, &c
green. &c.
Lard-Prime country, S to SIC per
pound.
Onions-Per crate. 20 to 7jc.
Onions-Fer barrel - %.
Oranges-S4.00 to 81 80
Lemons $500 to $500.
Peaches-Per bushel crate, 81 to
$500.
Peanuts-Fancy stock, per pound, 5
to &C.; medium, to &c.
Potatoes-New per bushel, 60 to Coo.
per barrel. Sl.75 to S2.00.
Roots-Ginseng, per pound, S2.O0'
Seneca, per pound, 30 to BIC.
Seeds-Clover per pound, z, to SIC;
Timothy. per bushel, SLIGO to Sl.75;
Orchard grass, 50 to 90c.; Herds
grass, 80 to 60c; German niillet, 70 to
90c.
Sumac-per 100 lbs, 75c to 81.
Wool-Tub-washed, 80 to SIC per
pound; unwashed, CSC per pound.
MIL Feed.
Shipstuff per ton Sl4.
Brewnstuf per ton S13.
Bran per ton Sl3.
Groceries Etc.
Brooms-Two strings, Sl.00 to S1.25;
three strings, $3.50 to $500; four
strings, $500 to $500.