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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-30

Barcelona and Genoa, ldg-Strachan & Co.
Prydain 3r, !, 252 tons, Perry, Hamburg, ldg
Five steamships
winifEed [Norl, 756 tons, Jacobsen, Europe, MR
TordensSiold PNoIi, $50 tons, Jensen, Europe,
ldg-Chr Dahl & Co.
Sinena [Ausl, 1854 tons, Martinolich, Medlter-
ranean, ldg--ChrG Dahl & Co.
Otus lNorl, 500 tons, Ekornaess, Europe ldg-
Chr G. Dahl & Co.
Natvlg Norl, 40 tons, sunblad. Europe Idg-
Chr e. Dahl & Co.
AdsIe LGeri, SIG tons, Utecht, Java-Chr
Tn Thore zen lNorl 4ao tons, saIvesen, Europe,
ldg--Chr Dahl & Co.
Nevada LBrl 67ftons, Gilmore, Europe, ldE-
zS stracha a5o & Co. "a, Ton, z....n u.
ldg-StF6ohan & Co.
Godeffroy Ger, 5S2 tons. Joerck, Europe, ldg--
Strachau & Co.
ldg- -Strachau & Co.
Andrea [Swl, go tons, stromberg, Europe. dg
-Strachan & Co.
sylphiden lNorl, AZ tons, Knudsen, Europe. ldg
Ore (Norl. 1872 tons, Oscarsen, Genoa, Idg-
Minis Sons
Inga [NorL 7b2 tons, Henschien, Hamburg. cid
Theodorus [Dutchl, 0s4 tons. Bruyn. ldg--
A Minis Sons.
Ormus, 46l tons, wiltbank, Mobile for Queens
town, in'distress-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Belamno lArgl, $50 tons, -, In DISTRESS wig
Cuyas
subra (NOrl 562 tons. Knudsen, Liverpool. dis
Hoist & Co
Lucy lNorl, 7S9 tons, Kouman at quarantine.
wtR-Holst 4 Co.
Victoria [NorI, ?2e tons, Ter1ersen. Europe,
hg-Paterson, Downing & Co.
Godthaab lNorl. 7s6 tons, BE, Europe, ldg--
Master
Elektra CNorL 5o7 tons, Larsen, Europe Idg-
A Minis Sons
Twenty-three barks.
BRIGs.
Robt Dillon, 43I tons, Leighton, New York, Idg
Geo Harriss & Co.
One brig.
sCHooNERS
Aaron Reppard. 436 TONS Steelman, Philadel-
phia, ldg-aGeo HarTiss & Co.
Rob Roy, 746 tons. Parker. New York, ldg-Geo
Harriss & Co
VIM c wickham, Sl3 tons, EVAN, New York, ldg
Geo Harriss e. Co. y
Elwood Burton, S75 tons, Kitchens Baltimore,
ds-Geo Harriss & Co.
Jennie Thomas, 6J7 tons, Young, Baltimore, dis
Jos A Roberts & Co
Edward Avery, 547 tons. Hawley, New York.
ldg-Jos Ro0srts & Co.
Six schoonerB.
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LIvERPooL CONVENIENT oR'THE wEsK EsDINe
July 90. 1899, AND FOR THE coRREsPoNDrEa
-rN,p on 1901 AM 1890
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad. July 29-J51 bales cotton,
1854 bRles domestics, 261 bales wool, bdls hides,
% pSgs paper. 10 boxes bacon. 1873 bbls rosin,
Sl6 bbls spirits turpentine. 65S pkgs fruit, ?
bbls liquor, $50 dozen brooms, 405 sacks meal 10
bbls meal, 10 blacksmith bellows. car sash,
doors ami blinds, oar jugware, 1865 bbs factory
sweepings, 564 bushels corn, "a bbls flour. 4
sacks flour, Il COWS, Pc sheep, 2,hbls syrup, Dbl
rice l09 casks clay, pkgs furniture, pkgtwax,
2 pkgs machinery, .425 lbs buggy material $40
pkgs mdse, cars brick. 1 car stone, rs pkgs
hardware, 81 cases eggs cans oil, go hbis oil,
cars melons So tons pig iron.
Per Savannah Florida aud Western Ry, July
29-1i0 bales cotton, GAG hbls spirits turpentine,
1879 bbls rosin, IL tons pig mon, car furni-
ture, I5i empty bbls, car iron, $50 bales hay,
200 trays rosin, cars corn, rs bbs -four "a bags
feed. is cars lumber, 8 cars crossties. 10 cars
wood. IL bdls hides, SO pkgs household goods, IS
caddies tobacco, IS boxes tobacco, boxes har-
ness, iron safe. 80 bdls brooms ~ pigs mdse,
bale wool, cars melons l79 boxes fruit, l7g
bbls fruit box vegetables.
Per Charleston and Savannah Ry, July 90
: case castings, bdl clothing, l Dbl glass, /
cask beer, car bbs, sewing machine, l Dbl
flour. lot household goods II tierces hams,
bale mats, 10 pkgs wire springs, cases Stats, ,
cars oil, s calves, car brick, SO boxes tobacco,
1 case cheroots.
Per South Bound Railroad. July eel bdl
hides, pkgs vegetables, Ceases e9gs,27 pkgs to-
bacoo. II bbIs spirits turpentine. rs bbls rosin.
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Total visible supply ........3, 06I,147 G027, 261
The impoTts into Continental ports this week
have been $4,000 bales.
The above figures indicate an increase In the
cotton in sight to date of 10s3ysSs pales as DOM.
pared with the same date of 1891. an increase OF
1,742, $40 bales as compared with the correspond
ing date of 1890 and an increase of S2 04s bales
as compared with 1889.
INDIA CoRroE MOVEMENT FROM ALL PQRTs.-
The receipts and shipments of cotton at Bonn
bay have been as follows for the week. and
year, bringing the figures down to Julyg21:
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR -FOUR
YEARS.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN TIE PORT OF
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH. July 20. 1904


SAVANNAH July 90 1904
STEAMSHIPS.
Eacoochee, 1905 tons, Smith, New York disc
Anderson.
Chattahoochee, 1883 tons, Dsggett, New York,
cld-C G. Anderson.
Dessoug, 500 tons, Christie. Philadelphia, ldg
C G Anderson.
Highland Prince [Brl, 1878 tons, Anderson,
Barcelona and Genoa, ldg-Strachan & Co.
Prydain lBrl, l., 252 tons, Perry, Hamburg, ldg
j NJ LANCE & Co.
Five steamships
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Steamship Kansas City, New York.
Schr Joseph W Foster. Philadelphia.
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Receipts. Shipnl

THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT SHOWS THE NET RE
cEIPTs AT ALL PORTS FOR THE WEEK ENDING
JULY 30 AND JULY % AND FOR THIS WEEK
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NAVAL STOREs.-Ine rtc5lDN TOT Jn6 week
were .s5s barrels spirits turpentine and %. 9G6
barrels rlsin The exports were 327S bar
rels spirits turpentine and q, Cos barrels rosn,
moving as follows: To New York, 4D2 barrels
spirits trpentine and f,451 barrels rosin; TO
Baltimore, go barrels spirits turpentine and
1853 barrels rosia; TO the Interior, 4JS barrels
spirits tuppentin9 and 759 barrels rosin; to
Boston, 3S5 barrels spirits turpentine and 215
barrels rosin; to London, 1888 barrels
spirits turpentine; to Danzig, 4,2ST barrels
4,bI0 barrels rosn; to St Petersburg,
2.S74 barrels roin. The following are
the Board of Trade quotations: Rosin-
A, B, and D ST. 10, Z 81 10, F 81 10,
q 81 20, HSt 37L6, l 81 90. K So lO@2 20,
NJ So 80, So so, window glass So IS,
water white SO Is. Spirits turpentine &c.
RECEIPTS, SHIPMENTS AND STOCKS FROM APRIL
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF CoTToN.-Ine visible sup
ply of cotton, as made up by cable and
telegraph TO the Financial Chronicle. is as fol
lows: The continental stocks, as well as those
for Great Britain and the atioat are this weeks
returns, and CONSEQUENTLY all the European fiZ-
unes are brought down to Thursday evening.
But to make the totals the complete figures
for July q, we add the item of exports from the
Friday only.
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Old newspapers-2O0 for % cents-at th,
business Office. MORNING NEWS.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Nacoochee fEom New York
VIM Neyle Habersham, Mr. Jack l. Cohen, and
wife and infant, Master Whitfield Cohen j. J
Feeley, f o Schoteld, j II Thompson. E II
Purdy, J Poybey, N Sullivan, S Taunahlll. J s
Stillson and wife, T A Darby, II B Ives Mai S
d Bertody, Master Wm b Wallace, DIR T X Wal
lace. g Douglass, N F johnson. Francis Rorda.
Mr. Floyd, r Gibbns, A Huarto and infant, Miss
NJ Arteago. Miss Arteago and ten steerage.
Per steamship Kansas City for New York
W Teskey, Miss Butler. Mrs Brown, r W Gun
ninghsm, Wayne Cunningham, Mrs @ Gun!
ninghaIn, Miss Sarah Cunningham, NJ o Quicker
and wife, Miss Annie Meredith, Mrs Boucouris
and child, Willie Barry, Miss Lizzie Quarter
man, Miss Gussie Reppard, Mr. Clark. Mr. o'Neil,
EBluesline, @ Lemberger. NJ Carter, George
Stevens, Henry Stevens. Morris Mayer, Jake
Mayer, Lazarus, Mr. Bunce, a s Hill and wife,
j Broadstreet and wife, Mr. Emanuel A Dear
Ing, r Van Duzer and wife and two children
Miss Bertha Rosenheim, Miss Pauline Well, A 4
We'll and wife, Miss Jennett Wen and maid
Charles Anderson, J O Eastmead, Y Wolff, r
Shepherd. SAM Dryfus, w L Butler, J W But
Ter, D e Luther and wife. J K Berry, John K
Manning, II g Appel j NJ Appel, L Lippman, A
Strickland, P P Cohen, q NJ Overstreet, W Fl
Barrett, s NJ Whitney, q II Wood, H II Gold
smith and wife, B N Goldsmith and wife, H
Martin, G Rembert " E Knapp. Miss Meta
Harden, Mrs w d Harden, J J Mccarthy, s g
Brown, A d Harden, ], Huiskamp, K Garnett
d p Myerson, Miss K Kriete, Mrs Carter. Mrs
Bales, NJ Bradford and wife and two children,
Miss Blanche Esterly.
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Abbott's East India Corn Paint cures all
corns. warts and bunions.-dd.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Kansas Cjpy for New York
100 bales upland cotton. 80 bags sea island cot
ton, l06 bales domestlcs and yarns 400 bbls
rosin. 1854 bbls spirits turpentine. l25 bblspitch,
64.3lS feet lumber, 100, 500 shingles, 1909 bbls
fruit, SS4 boxes fruit, 1876 tons pig iron, 5000
slaves, 1856 bales sweepings, 2l9 pkgs mdse.
Per barK Ihga [Norl, for Hamburg-2,12
bbls spirits turpehtine. measuring 10 ,S26l6 gal
Ions; 300 bbls rosln, Weighing 14i.t0 pounds
Raymond Judge& Co.
Fer schr Joseph W Foster. for Philadelphia
402, 9S3feet p p lumber-Bush & Co.
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posin, TIC per FOODS, spirits, SOC; to Philadel-
phs rosin, SIC per i00bs spirits, soc; to Balti-
more rosin. zoe, spirits. zoe. Coastwase quiet.
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-lS92. 3d. lSqi-a2-
Spirits Rosin. Spirits. Rosin.
On hand April L.. 1892 39,0Si 3U2 q, IS
Reed this week.. :,S5S .9O6 7iS9 1878
Reed previously. 1885 3O3.6OS lOo,9S0 2o3,653
Total. 766 366, AS III. 0s6 8O0, 49,
FOREIGN 67.e6S 1852, sls 81, 5s4 .3o.o12
New York ....... 1921 70.51O ll,75o 5s,370
terror towns. s2,o6l e9.457 $500 1864
Total shipments. IFS, $50 3O2,2S6 90, 79S 257,0B
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FINE JEWELRY.
SILVERWARE.

BTERNBER0's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21
THE DIVORCE MARKET.
Bills Granted by the Equity Court and Those
Applied for.

Yesterday Justice Hagner in the Equity Court
made DEGREES of divorce in favor of Alice J.
Williams against VIM. III. Williams, whom she
marriedat Providence. r l., January "a. 1888
on the ground of cruelty and desertion. Mr..
Stillson flied the bill in August last.
Also in the case of Josephine Sciardi for
whom Mr.. 7. C. Taylor appeared. in her suit
agains: Anthony Sciardi They we're married
here in April, ISL. and the charge was deser-
ton
Also in the case Of John o. Miner agt Amelia
Miner. on the ground of desertion- They were
married at Newburyport. Mass, December %.
1887, and Mr.. L. ii. Fitnam appeared for the
complainant.
Julil Aline Hoblezell (nee Gibbs by bill
fled BY Mr.. II. +. Woodland this morning asks the
restoration of her maiden n anne and divorce
from the bonds of matrimony with Geo. NJ.
Hob,ezelL They were married April l, 1881, by
Rev. Jabez Fox. and she charges adultery with
women on 18th street below the avenue.
In the case OF VIM +. Benson agt. Rebecca
Benson. in which the wife is charged with
adultery the wife has. by Messrs J. Med. Car
rington and Campbell Darlington. filed answer
DENYING the charge. BY the same attorneys
she files a cross bill. charging that the husband
deserted her in August. 1851. and the only cause
she knows then was his infaiuation with
woman named hate Knapp, with whom he Is
living in adultery. having his oldest daughter
with him. ami he passes her off as his wIfe.and
the latter endeayOrs to learn the daughter TO
cali her mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21
IN AND OUT DOOR SPORTS.
Base Ball Notes.


Pitcher Frank Foreman has been signed by
Manager BarnIe.
Gumbert has refused to sign with Chicago.
Moran, the crack western catcher, was as
signed to St Louis at Indianapolis. but through
mistake was afterward given to New York tie
has nov been restored to Won der Ahc.
Guy Hecker has applied for an umpireship-
Hanlon will captain the Pittsburg club.
Earle says he's perfectly satisfied to'play in
Pittsburg-
The New York club is endeavoring to sign
another good catcher
The American nine that visited Cuba re-
turned hume delighted with the trip The
PLAYERS were well treated by the residents of
Havana, and the boys all made money. They
will visit Cuba again next winter.
'Dave" Foutz of the Brooklyn club will coach
the Princeton College team after March l.
Unless Manager Barnie secures better man.
Denny may play third base for the Washing
tons.-PhiLGdeiptjd Inquirer. Who's better
third bsseman than Denny when he keeps'him-
self in condition?
The Law and Order League of Cincinnati
threatens to interfere with sunday games
Manager Powers SAYS he will not have man
in his team next season who does not take care
Of himself. He Is opposed TO lushing.
Tom Brown is less dissatisfied about going
to Louisville since Fred Pferfer has signed with
that club.
The midgets of the league are Shorty"
Fuller and Cub Stricken.
President Temple of the Pittsburg club is IN
the city. 1t is said, to make an attempt to Sc
cure Lyons Manager Powers says Mr. Temple
won't get Lyons-Ne1r York SUM
A ii. Soden, president of the Boston league
club, says matters in the Hub have been
Strengthened out and nine-tenths of the stock
Is now in his hands Yes, We have pretty
good team in Boston, but there are eleven
other good ones in the race, and there will be
hard tight / think there will be general
revival In the game next season.
The New York directors were fairly beaten
by Wagner and Barnie in the race for Common
and Richardson Now for the former to ask
for the return OF either man over the heads OF
the two enterprisIng hustlers is, TO put II
mildly, ''rawther" cheeky, and it does seem a
trihe cowardly.
Louisville club affairs are in a troubled state.
and there are those VIII say that Milwaukee or
Columbus will supplar. the Falls City. prob
ably the former. Tn lates. reports are, how
ever, that the disgruntled stockholders are
Withdrawing their opposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21
Growth of the Irotting Turf.

The growth Of the trotting turf, as evidenced
by the money offered TO be won in 1892, is sim
ply phenomenal Out in the little prairie city
OF Independence. Iowa, e. ". Williams an
nounces 100000 in premiums and stakes for
next August Columbia, Tenn, hangs up
100000; Grand Rapids, Mich. $50 0O0 and
many other places of lesser note from 500 600
TO $4,000. No less than cOOOO is the amount
advertised to be contested for in the western
aud southern circuit Nashville, Tenn, offers
100 OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21
Maber to Challenge Sullivan.

Billy Madden, the manager Of Maher, the
Irish champion pugilist will today deposit
$1,000 and challenge John L. Sullivan to battle
for the championship of the world and money
stake of $4,000 side The money posted to-
day and the challenge will remain up and open
to the Boston boy for two weeks. In his chal-
lenge to sullivan Madden says that he will
allow Sullivan to name the time and place of
hghting and the rules under which the contest
will be decided IL no response is made to this
broad challenge within two weeks Madden will
claim for Maher the title of champion of the
world Then he will be willing to pit the Irish
lad against any other man In the world and
have him defend his claim to the title.
Iris said that the Metropolitan Club of New
Orleans, in anticipation OF the challenge. have
offered q purse Of $4,000 for the battle.
Madden and Maher will accept this offer pro-
viding Sullivan is willing and unless no bigger
purse is offered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21
Clubs That Will Play Sunday Ball.

President Temple of the Pittsburgs says in
the east Pittsburg is still counted on as one of
the clubs which will play Sunday ball. This.
he said. would absolutely not be the case, as
Byrne. Hart and Won der Abe, the schedule
committee. were explicitly told by Pittsburg
that any games which might be arranged for
them 10 play on Sunday would never be played
as the directory was a unit in opposing such a
scheme. President Temple says further his
correspondence is filed with letters congratu-
lating the club on Its stand against Sunday
ball In his opinion the only clubs that will
play Sunday games will be Brooklyn. Baiti-
more, Washington, Cincinnati, Louisville and
81. Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21
SIX Days Wheeling Race.

The six days bicycle race being held this
week at Chicago is proving great success.
The men are to ride eight hours per day.
Howell, Wood. Ashinger, Prince. Reading,
OFlanagan, Lamb and Stage are the primer
pal participants. AshIngers record Of 1872
miles has never been beaten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21

Jack MeAuliffe and Billy Myer have renewed
their agreement TO fight before the Olympic
Club OF New Orleans for $4,000 purse. 1t
was in doubt whether the match could be
made because OF the withdrawal of Dick
Roche as McAuliffe's hacker, on the ground
that the latter was not in condition, but .
warm friend Of McAuliffes. yere Mahoney. has
come to the front and offers TO back Jack to
any amount up 70 $1,000. McAuliffe says he
intends 10 fight snd says he firmly believes he
can yes in condition in time for the fight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21
Arion Coming East.

The three-year-old trotting stallion Arion,
recently purchased by ]. Malcolm Ford of Bos-
ton for $4,000, is now coming east and will
make the journey by easy stages. Arion's two
year-old record is 2.l05I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21
Wrestling for 81 600.

AtBuffalo on Tuesday night Dennis Gallagher
OF that place and Ike Smith, champion welter
weight of England. wrestled catch-as-catch-can
for 81 1000 Gallagher won in straight falls of
seventeen In sixteen minutes duration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21
Reception to Peter Jackson.

Peter jackson was accorded a cordial well
come in Brooklyn. He will remain In or near
New York during the ensuing month and then
sail for England to train for his fight with
Slavin, which he insists will occur in London
ON May 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21
The Great Billiard Match.

Schaefer and Slosson continue to practice
faithfully and are in grand form for their
match, which occurs tomorrow night In New
York. They are having some trouble in the
selection Of a referee to oficiate at their match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21
An Aquatic Iug-Of-War.

A novelty in the way of an aquatic tug-of-war
has been introduced by the Boston Athletic As
sOciation. 1t is pulled in the tank and is said
TO be very exciting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21

pRIGHTwoOD PARK.
ADVANTAGES: -.
snokl DISTANCE FROM ALL DEPAkr-
sInEs-I CARS PASS THE PROPERTY.
LARGE IIsONlAGE On Bkl0H MOUD AVE-.
ILLINOIS AVE-. AM MAGNOLIA AVE
BkICk PANknENf On BklGhrNOOD AVE-
,. 900 FEEI last on NATIONAL PAIN.
HOL SIS AND COZ IAoEs >OM BEING BUILT.
STREETS BEING GRADED BYoOkEBNMEST.
NON ~ I'M TINE 10 fUkCHAsE LOTS,
AS TlL lMfkOkEMLNIs NON BLING MADE
AND PhOsPEC1ltk. rOMER ROAD WAL
EUACE A LARGE ADJ ANCE IN THE STRING.
CAhIlIA6ks. bUckbOAhps AND OTHEk Va
HICIEs Al YOUR sEhk ICE FROM A. N 10 5 u.
A. DAILY. TAXI RIDE ENEN IA YoU DO MOI
HERRoS 4 RAMEY,
d3l-lm lsU7 ~. n. y.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

~ lLOO Sllk14NSLC.
WANTLD-PAKlN ER IN. AN ESTABLISHED
nS M .sr ocs that pays WE'LL
VoUNG MAN OF ENERGY AND INTEGRITY
wishes to purchase interest in some good Office
WANTED-BY LADY. TO BUY SMALL PEN.
sion business, or will do work for interest in
TERMS f st. Si isss
EOR sALE-sTOCK AND FIXTURES OF GRO
gerry meH ,nd provision store: bargain if sold at
L,OR sALE-sTOCK AND'FIXTURES OF CORNER
meat and provision store: cash trade; cheap rent.
At 300 Va. ave- s.w. js2I-2t'
A SSIGNEE's SALE.
The undersigned viii receive written proposals
for the purchase of the stock in bulk Of crocIery
Ssass.Ss .ssS
right to reject any and ali BID: is reserved
ja21-5t' Assignee of K. d. HUDSON.
and provision store 1901 9th ST. NV. on reason
A ssIGNEE sALE-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL
stock IN bulk ot sa q fn the
nishings. mussal Instruments cutlery. Ae;,
January is Y noon The 1ish. g rs;sos an;
g. sUGENHEIMER,
1a90-3t. Assignee Of M. Alexander.
'CHE ATTENTION OF CAPITALISTS
ieum kesduum. being complete substitute for Trim.
dad Asphalt, for street paving and other purposes
and can be produced at one-hslf the cost Has been
two years For sample Analysis and further par.
ticulars call J. II. JOHNSTON
3al9-tu, th&s3ts 1913 st. NV
Unusual OPPORTUNITY TO ENTER THE
~ real estate business. One Of the best equipped
Offices in Washington be purchased ut great sac
rincs Over u 900 600 Of property now on books
Over 81 600 spent In advertising last year. Handsome
desks chair counters. carpets &c large SAFE type
Gated Office Owner retiring from business, Must IL
sold at once Address x b A.. Star Once. jalO-3ts
LNOR sALE-CHEAP-LEASEHO FURNITIjRR
and fixtures Of . hotel and restaurant located on
Penns ave. a. good opening for hotel man; ssts.
factory reasons given for selling. Address p o. BOZ
IF YOU HAVE ANY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
between Washington and Bailston in Aiexaniria
county. Va place IT In our hands and Will fiud 4
purchaser We have orders for several good fzcts al
Description to ROBINSON LCDGE. q ana Is Se AZ.
iantic building. nl2-lm
IF FOR ANY REASON YOU WANT TO SELL
speciality Of nndiug partners and disposing Of All kinds
OF legitimate business; charges very moderstN
W. +. THOMAS CO..
-3a0-lm Room 02. Loan and Trust building.
IF You ARE THINKING OF GOING INTO ANY
kind Of business, matter what the nature Of Il IL
and talk with We have All kinds Of busipeos
for yale and can no doubt ssit yoI,
tao1m Room q. Loan and Trust buiidine.
nv 10 Is RAlfsAYy-HE Is THE BEST WATCH.
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