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with concert OF action In severa, sn.,,.,.
~ when were most active in tfanssr.
, ,.vnf, IN many Instances prices We,
,sn,eNins W ane point while ID another
ne financial collapse IN RofnS haa ~,
5teet upon speculAtlou. 3uylnn FOR f., ~
W. ~, account was heavier than for rnnnv
fteh5. enc OF the notable feature ~
sneeaatlon was the strength deyc,ansd
TX tle Union Pacific based on rcorranlyn.
sss1yn plans nnd the report that Resei,,S,
mulk would lend asSisiance tilSrefn .rti
1880 an aiNntice therein 81 "a, ,yhis
STIMULATED buying. tnis
oYstf was attacked again h, tha hh.-
sgnSntent and broke thfee nointa railtrS
a;s. nut quickly slpmped bnsl repot3e,.it,s.
eili N final trading . Aih
~ tne Opening distliiing sold dawn ~.
aa13tfeu ~ iiual dealings Nv an advorr,, ~
- y me highest and last price were 5,,e
Y Mashington dispatches nnnot,nciwsp
~ tailt material advance would ~ made
~ the tax on spirits.
n We fenerai market one OF the ,noa,
t,i rtslnt moves was the drives nrrainst
silipago snrlington and Quincy d,ie Il
in"-ports or bad November sfater,cnf
az market at lorfc was strong .n ~ riS.
denliags. but became nnssttisj (. ~ -
unned iirreEnlar auilnc the Inv "a, e IN
nm, nm , ~ hsnr whom there WAS sharp
n vi, Turn, which restored values "a
,w \, y Traction cs tho best Of tho morn
hete vas strong tone 10 the hona
i'''Whet tnruughout the day
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,lcnIroy q co.ls oireulnr.

ucEIroy q Co.'s CircuInr.
y,s Orleans, La, December 1.-McEiroy
|tca say:
Yutures--The good spot demand in Iiv-
r,eol continues. Yesterdays sales in that
tssst were over l2,oeo. while today they
w 1000 bales, at firm prices. Deliver
/ s tlose at an advance OF 1854 as com
|tN With Wednesdays prices. Advtces
III favorable character and tho predic-
ms are that spinners Will remuin active
q n The market.
j vi market opened at an advance OF 0
6ats bit the realizing OF longs caused q
E&cf nearly all the Improvement. The
;esson was short lived. however. us
il.e was q prompt recovery and the end
II tie day finally shows gain of to
Sts over Medresdny's figures.
| tnenceable feature today has been the
j. tss deliveries on Novamher contracts N
Y York, They aggregated 5000 bales.
ise In Ibis market 100 bales were dcliy-
~ spot market was firni, with total
fkpoi 1850, Including both Yesterday
~ ig3ay's transactions, at LIDO advance.
leiu sees the end Of the Texas rate
Nv and as the late haaYy movement Ia
i n SECTION has been due solely Go this lii-
lzte il IS c0nfidsntly asserted that, MS
I uo7 thus far has been marketed more
.g man ever known IN this history Of
M. STATE receipts must necessarily show
;rafsat decrease.
49, our closing the weekly movement
2 been published and Is much lighter
5i5 fklssted, The popular estimate in
4 ,sfy nssri D tie wqek seemed 70 be
s2n The official figures are 1903.
a ans $4,000 last year. IT Il noticeable
= =. a NE majority uf Interior points re-
Ais showed materlal decrease. and
ssss towns are the bnses OF supply this
4 4ssllF movement for the coming week
\ !. silli beleve In buying on depression
4; ss,ilng on good spnrts as the market
my 70 be n acalplng one in the iiis-
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!, ~ sss0
ib ms,, ,i.,',, s,, ME-, n, I'M,
s,e i''Ss r,sip.ink npHvs ~ = n'hn's vvs' WI
a ~. tntnnet' Nun y rAttskc N.Y. , NM
ttnNN'1s eeesN st~s4e lower tnH1i " eVtNs7
~. s..,, .,,.tia,.., An
st S Nm 's Y, y, ,s. ~,
MIX ~, ~ ~ Ky n K
y Z ssssii.' tsssA o'as ,eS
<, r. 4 ~. ,.lp.s N'''e
Sseifh ~ es, sls,,, essssa s,ax a.,
I'd ~; SNsvosf ~ NJ Ss"patf e}Ss' Nes
N n ''S''e''s'sr 81 'Etnn''S = AWAY
l,erl Ian,s, ~ y, M, \ az s-.3g
short Rlbe- january Gd2if May 6gns
CAAb uuntatleHa:
~ z spgint wheat d24; No, = red o2ss
SO. 2 oats :SiS,
Mess porlg, i21hffl8.
lssssi sssdis.aa
sft k,ss,''s Iipesso s1s's ~ Dry
clear sidts Shoxesb {fI Is. ''''''' 49,
nsw xcrs.
Ncw york. December i.--whsas.-spot
siii' hlsA.ls n,!;nsri ~; rev gig.
n y s,,',,,s. ~ <; Nm ~ VA, ,,,.t, I,,
rnatS m siarsh 5iis S INV Ae s,sl,,
~ ~ CO.. .,,..,,.. ,.t.,., ....,s,s. ~, 4
4ss395isI sievafors on,in6a s,nssd 49,.
gnehanEed . Se deelhiel January AIS;
fiides ste.tdy .'''s'i '8'e
Leather steady
Wool Arm. domestic fierce i0d27 pulled
2fl 2. Y, feSss n
I. Coffee Options nprned i0T2O points
highcf on better sales. ruled anlat. Gener.
"A lly nrn, WITH husiuets chiefly local;
cldNed STEADY t0ff25 points advance: NAirs
$3.50 bags, Including, December at "a "a:
lgnpgf g 70 islsIig n May is5s: sspieg,,,
(
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r,.lIann,nl,In Wool nFnrkct.

Philadelphla Deceinper I.-iNVo9l-7t7fllr
demand Tor prcseni requirement., bnsi.
ness nnleter With speculative tendency,
the natural rasult Of publication OF the
rron5srd tar!n law aud The large nmpnnt
81 business 4 week 81 81 aso, wnen neAr
The renulrements 81 many miiis we're
pr5vided FOR Prices are uncnanseq.
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& N ntswSs i'm ainanlshlp l'ultsa larnnsst,
from Dpfns dsl 1ora. To- AfEltsif csissn'
tsfkunphin Morgan cry. OTIS fs.tn Neye
York, NOVEMBER All @ sautbnrn pacihe
cnyngauf.
from Nav York November 20 IN ballast
70 A. X Miller Meittta Naa t,e
i3ritlsh AieHmshln HiehbNsos WettP,
Int ta A X Milier Mcictfp aud ca
nr'ifsh hfeamahip Ncfe. tiirth from t.nlf
PALMS.. NoNnnther 10 IN bl,liAai 10 Kew
UilcatE Eltytinr company,
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cniygalon. 3'exns pereuihrr 4
snrtnE fhia DAN refas.s
IL Months clip t'gneAii eti2 Al ~
Medium .ss4S.s.s.1H Etia ~ #1H
Fad
d % & Month riof-- lhiSfa ipahflis
Mfdiuta .s3sss3, "A iAkfl2 11Hflf2
htesicne. inii3issvsa 20 ffi5 10 ~it
Afceitsrs,. ca, raj slai.s y diIn q fi1u
hfafittt quiaf
Sandy and hurry sefbe below quota
MI
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Fosrs commerc,a, A,,,c,c.l

0.... .'H December 1.-The Post says:
VT. Is whole, the days stock
s,'..,> manifested great underlying
~ 81. Is true such manipulation
;, TX. ~ ~ has been in progress has
N ( s q, agents very doubtful ieadsrs
Il (. esesHt thar these specniatora
y 81; 4. aqnbtleas wlll overdo the mat
y, 49, \. operations aaesn u 81 SUP
= \ ssfefai stocks by COOL eon,-
80 81 RI demand The general
t.-<<ssi ,. "a s5le prices ~ lofay w. ,aor1
t's.,1. ~ that news was nof ~
I. = .9.. favorable, hut I'D slirAud-
~ Il. fPseNlatera 0f Wan 3fr4ef .aaS.,
~ 4. zen III 10 use "a i.tarley
4, nIfi, psfls OF general attaot In
~. r,,. wy ihps far they ne f4,,c
III ~. The operators cf the' d.
..,'..s.s ~ ealiinetop stock hut To- M h.
wa hsis's1t hleff eeitiddatee. fhev s,,r-
Y !.Asi -. uough the bfiief h rross-
S ftsezs sioek has alreaag prstfv
4 i sI.,'1a me liroper leTci on ihe
4tI..9 nfof ection. me reet "
q itrr fitp few excepttone wea
~ i3N Priced afoeks show ing
~ n IL. London waK 4 nav
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Calve4ton, Texa1, pfol4ri01f ~
Receipts this dap - 81 fhie awsek ;iss Z
10; fhia HeaHQn .,0.4. lespl aatnr time lAat
scnson 2 40i ~ s. Ahipmenfs tnis day iu1s-
aaa, tniN week. 0,it.i tbs Hanson lHAN.-
nia hpns tipr inHi Heaion ~, il's0s a@aies
this DAY ; this week. il,ui1; thie Hensnn
III 9S8j same dino last arasnu 1901,
stock thla ueS a.lS;l,asg sanie Hing last
Hrartn 1.tT,f4i
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
ne Spot Cotton Markets are Unchanged Except New Or
leans Which is Higher-Receipts at all the Points
Show Decrease-The Other Markets.

x,,t December 1.--considered as
B NJ" .osav,s stock market manifest
> Nnssrivlnr strength. The heaviest
having was st. PAM and linton
lanss1 III, the foreign purchasers We're
t..,.., also in Denver and Rio Grande,
sr0wd in whisky certificates was
aas Il the openiag that the certlfi-
16s ID per cent apart at the same
e's dlrcrent sides or the crowd
w 4 schley were the heaviest sellers.
w. IAN was taken by bear traders that
~ .,,. town earlier in the week Subse-
81 ,lr mo early buyers sold again,
80. "a nreferred, declined unuer liqui-
IN. - sales By holders who had become
e... ssv oyer tie prospects Of reduced
ssisonds. The buying of Western Cp,on
" ma. The executive cbmmlttee VIII
y. ,snd The regular quarterly dividend.
,..ssrs made much today OF the fact
l.'.' !, ms already paid It's hundredth
,e.'..rA some trnders sold on the belief
. ~ movement was wholly profess
s ss., A,t their stock WAS taken by brok-
- y 40 are often employed by prominent
s.,sucs corporations. The stock was
~ 4 X. hard to obtain for delivery ex-
Z, Il ANAL lots. The advance In Union
III Was accompanied by report that
K, III, csmmltiee and representatives Of thu
.snslstrstlon have agreed on the settle
"a X The government debt for hlan-
& s,orlgage bond on the entire system
s.,ns per cent Interest.
,Sss money IS In about the same condl-
i. q the relations OF demand to supply,
~ 4 no marked strengthening Of the
s;,1.sa, while there Is large supply
.sssr investment. Rates. per cent for
lin daya; 2ls for sixty days; sdsts for
'.sv days Is four months; slaa4 for
"A % sis months.
rscantile paper is unchanged The
q ehoice names which come into the
s,,set IRE quickly absorbed. The de-
"a nom all quarters Is good. Rates
,sasfsct-
isa!syilIe was bought by London and
i houses hero identified With the man
regent The buying was accompanied
\ repcrts that the company recently
"a 4 loan obtained In London prior TO
I, derlaration OF tho last dividend and
!, thereby recovered $4,000 shares
,issi against II.
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roNrAnA.Iya 10 NAREETs.


st. Louis, No. peEeiHhsy lg,N0oi N Wni r.
ss,1tss,,,I roed1ln iGl5 fine 1lff ~, Ne4tc
an md N0rihefn Hanlilm ll4l9i hHf 10y
81. Tex5s mediu.n l31l1s course am ,pH
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In rofr


NfeeinHhlps-~
Steasnshp Blrphsield. Norton. pier %.
fsqaInphip Cratnprne, pldr 10
Stcfnirilip biinufu. Jones, ritf 10.
Steamship i.nupAbaa. lcl -.
Steamship lnu. plef ~.
siaaf1anip lssen'sie Morris. Ia stream,
sbcaul8hip lAendni per ~.
kfesmhnlp 5lltHrdstes W Auatgtniisln.
Steamship Iuua, Etnnatja pier X.
Sfealffn.n l4nlunift, pipr ~
ateanlahp NeNuya Metf lliivtlAli. pins ~.
AfuAfnuhp liitit. teftkt, fftf W.
Stcainsnip OsR4atrY. N hgfealu
SlcAlnsnip HisbIandut hilihtra. in
ntiaasn
Steamship Cation. seaporn. plcr ~,
sstasmahir ggiiclnA, tjfHie pier ~,
ktenmehip White Jacket, fliii. aics4t ~
stpahi4iiir 1tnElel Mofyer prf 81.
hlcaIaahip EleniiFiu, NCFdlrk, plsf ~, 3
Slc0niAnip ltpuhunis NQrtitl, per ~.
aiealnanlp FuNNall. Nht,Dei, ref ~.
Bafls aud Schn0ppts
i3afkcniine HitH Ifnin0r. pier ~.
Schooner AHillie. afiliie. palAiid.
Schooner EdNAfd ", ecbiNpi, CrAmerf
pier ~.
Schooner Corn IL Hanson. pier 20,
Hchuonrf Ella u, Davenport Dier ~
Srhhbnrr l3alst FAfiin, Bllnfali pier 90
sehooner Caifit A. Sor3pp, Willt6.
pier
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,a.,,halier. Defanbsr f.--in cloths, pfll-
~. p hseii fIer OH al fairly wei 4tfAs are
s, s.s,d hard to sell unlesn ~ ropcfss
.lnn 49, - -. n 4 -----
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'.',1;t az. ,'9eeinper ir-1here was Ar.
~, The dealiuss On the stock
y t.s.ses end i demonstrated that
s'0epp Of traders opSratins
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f1naton zgaxit1, \ z IS 1I| e
pfoaablT tie dnA1t 61|ll < O. 81 Il
hiiy u ii'S Solirse)' q r. & -; q =
nA I'en+zIninG ~ iar1fFf AlIIo!'|l #
;|.|E< ~ Do<zi.'l|> ~ -. \ ( =
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al Iauis. No. sessil aFs e, x. !. VIZ
s sls,s none: receipts lsstli: aFoef tt'osR
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Roustou. Fflasy peesFaber !

RouEiQu. Fflesyf Hfpetnprt =
with the exception q New Orleans,
which closed nrm at l-ie advance me
sp1t markets we're npeAarxea To-Day
FfauSfon AID Galveston closed firm ana
NA~ York ciosel duil, ...,,, !. c,-,,,
Liverpool reports fair demand ~ nFia
prices .e..4-. nro,, or
leans Dl4.Rqt ~, j mimi
IIserpo0l futures operea ntln, = ss,,ns
hlRher. rliled steady about t,,nA ta
sfili and Closed barely Sicily,
polnss hiehcr than yesgefiAy asx II
New oilcatm futures g spe,sa ~ ruled
s,.edS, IL points lower anq c,oz1u
Il , ss1y. hi poiiiis higher tl'en ffians9T
o1s Xxx fetures openeu steady y
a n6inte higher thar wednesday .n,S Wy,
atetsiri 70 points, lover hnq e y, :, IN
rfsaay 10 polite hiHaer tAFn
day. closing .,s,n
M, HOUSTON DAILY sFAFfMkAT. 81
fIr...a t4L4rIl4 !.
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HOUSTON DAILY posi- SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER
Houston stocks ena itenas.
Corrected weekly BY Atwood Violet

Htccis-- hid Asked.
Commercial National $3.50. I'm 14n
First National ...s2s....-.. hSo IA
Houston National ..4+....s. los ia
Planters and Mech Sate S1K ~
South Texas SAtipunl 1. los los
Houston Land q TrgEt Co. Sf4k S7ik
Houston City Railway Co. -. "a
rnion Com. a Warehouse Co gs
Tex s and II. u " ASs'ns pa qoik
Bonds
Houston City o. tois..!... siuf stoA
Houston CITY rs. 1922 1890 saH stcN
Houston City R'y "a, iRan... ~
ltorHtNn City R'r o., 1905 . 80
Galveston City 81 tNei.. . ~
Galveston clty "a lnaS M as
Galveston q ~ 1871. Il l. 100
Texas hF, ltnSa.a * {. .fnA
Texas ~ iill9. INSTRUMENTATION
tai None offered
And interest
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Good f1t hcett4 $3.50. *ts<,++a, t1t1tt.
Common Y kelf ..l.....f .st,.. $3.50 -.
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Nnw York. December l. Money on call
easy az i11A per cent; cloeed offered at
iis per crrts stefllug exchange 4H6 for
demand; AsSAit ,saA FOR 60 Hays.
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was strong 10 100 higher Texas steers
z.4,iaSaJ. shinping ssgrIs sn5.tVi leAaH
and native cows 3splaa5s hutchers stock
3tf335: stoiASsilt and feedera 2itOd309
Hogs ieCriEtn dS0O, fhiptmenta no.
market 5Hdoe higher; bulk AIaHSslO.
heavy DAeAlnE and mixed o.Va4i S,a5. light
Workers ana pigs J.2nu5.4u.
Sheep Receipts 500. shipments 1900.
market steady. SLOW.
chicnBo.
Chicago December i.catile under act
I've demand. we're higher al round hy iJff
2lla. chafca C9eg85. b,4UaUiM FOR faHcsi
very ordinary cattle were nh abound fJ1i
Texans were taken on q basis Of it9fp
s .h0
The hoE market WAS active and strong,
higher Hilnff3aD for common 70 chCice
heavy and SIS for light wellstns To-
ward the close there WAS talk ~ weaker
feeling. hut, qnfilty fpusidered. lafe sales
were 20 lower than tho6e earlier IN the
day, the average quality being held prin-
Sheep we're furry s3etjiyce6 tirm, VILE
choice sheep: 314ea for lambs
Recelp Celtic 1900 hogs 1900,
new York.
New York. 13occmner i-rHeeves Re-
S.lfrts 1850. mack e. ac.tr-.s- shade stonE-
er on al srades; native steera prime as0u
9.I5 medium % good 4.8pitt71i cpmfnap
u fBir A55ff %; Colorado ard TcraN HBo
Easa; oXea and eti,gA 2.a54Gs dry COWS
3.iff,l re- nraAse-e
sheep and l4hInbs- Receipts 3000i mar
lsrt very dull steady; sheep l.hD1i3.bo;
lambs i80J1.
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Reported FOR Tho Post by A y Nor.
nnsi, Live Btork comnliNsion MerrhRit
fAgaEef1r. qaHsA De. l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-10
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
HONE SITES AT LEICESTER.


PAYABLE IS DOWN. BALANCE SO TO
So A MONTH; OR SOC. to 81 25 WEEK.
Leicester is admirably situated on the
Penn. R. R. between Washington and Balti-
more.
Free sites to churches. schools stores.
road transportation to those building prior to
Lay the foundation of a competency by being
Large number Of washinytonians interested
LEICESTER TOWN COMPANY,
Room 49, McGill building. go st. NV
ONCE hours a. M 10 8 y. m. 1ys I'm
L>OR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME
Il within two miles Of this city $3.50 down and e15
per month will purchase this fine property, s-room
land. large shade trees. with stable and carriage
house. well of pure water. rood neigh orhood high
anu n'A''H'' ''' 'H'' <. 4 PHILLIPS son.
1yS l422 New York ave
EHoR sAI.E-A NEW SUBURBAN HOME; s ROOMS
earrase house g. lot. as.i s6 # one block
Reduced from S3. 600 to g. 500 $3.50 cash, balance
COS 9th st. n W.
jyS-1w Or F. D. NEALE. on premises.
I OTIS For SALE AT CHAPEL POINT. MD.-TO
IL meet the desire of many patrons q subdivision
has been made OF this beautiful and healthy summer
resort and lots are now for sale. Universally ad-
water Of the Potomac; 81 miles from Washington by
rail steamer. Catholic church adjoining and
Episcopal church soon to be erected Splendid in
to CHARLES c. LANCASTER. Attorney -at-is law.
1913 ST ST. n. W. Washington ID. C. tyl-l4t
L'oR SALE = AT FOREST GLEN BEAUTIFUL
cellar furnace. hot and cold water corner lot terms
reasonable TO quick purchaser. Address EARNEST,
Star office tyS-6t'
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CHAs. g. SLOAN l. CO., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE VALUABLE BRICK
AND STONE NEW DWELLINGS,, NOS. 10
121 AND 7e3 EAST CAPITOL STREET.
By virtue of three certain deeds of trust all dated
April "a. 1893 and recorded among the land records
Of the District of Columbia in Liber No. 179S fOiot
:s2 326 and 1913 ct seq. and at the request OF the
party secured thereby. we will offer ct PUBLIC sale
TENTH DAY OF JULY. 1893. ct FIVE O'CLOCK
P. NJ the following described real estate. situate IN
the city Of Washington. District Of Columbia, and
known and DISTINGUISHED as and being sub lots mum
bered thirty Ave C35). thrtysx (6 and thirty
$50 Of Eben B. Hunting's subdivision Of parts OF
original lots twelve CD thirteen (13 and fourteen
Q4l. in square numbered eight hundred and ninety.
30 of the records of the Office Of the surveyor of the
District Of Columbia. together with the improve.
ments thereon the said improvements each Of said
lots being elegant story with twostory back
building. baywindow brick dwelling. pressed brick
and stone 'front.' massive brownstone steps. contain
ing rooms. bath. furnace and all modern improve
ments. and handsomely papered. subject however 70
the of $5 600 with interest thereon at
per centum per annum
Terms of sale each house over and above the in.
cHmbrance OF 700 above named 0ne.third cash and
balance in two equal payments in six 90 and twel
(2) months. and secured by q deed of trust on the
property sod with interest payable semi annually al
rate OF per centum per annum until paid or al
each house will be required at time Of sale Sale to be
closed within ten U0l days from day Of SALE other
wise the property will be resod at the risk and cost Of
defaulng purchaser after five days advertisement OF
such resale In one or more newspapers published Id
wASHINGToN DANENHowER., r,,s,...
W. IRVING BOSWELL, Af"''
ty2
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The Beer Peddling Plan Not Lawful.


To the Editor Of the Evening Star:
In your Saturdays issue is an article Beer
on Wheels, " in which Lawyer O'Neill is re-
ported as announcing that Zone of our local
brewers'' is about to adopt 'novel idea" BY
which to retail beer within the .'one-mile
limit" Prosecuting Attorney Pugh is also
quoted as seriously doubling whether there
could be prosecution for sales made from the
proposed tank wagon" provided they were
made by the brewers employees and the pro-
ceeds 60 into his hands,
If lone of our local brewers" has had legal
advice that he may place tank of beer on
wheels and send it into the one-mile limit, or
anywhere else on our streets. from which to
retail beer by the quart or gallon he has been
ill-advised. The undersigned hereby tenders
him advice of better sort, which will save
him, II taken. world of trouble and expense
Under the United States internal revenue
laws brewer may sell beer of his own produc-
ton on the brewery premises or elsewhere in
original stamped packages mot less than one
eighth barreD without paving special tax as a
dealer in malt liquors. (The tax is $50 per
annum for selling at retail-less than five
gallons-and $50 Wholesale When however.
brewer sells beer in bottles, or in pitchers,
jugs, &c, he loses his right to exemption from
special tax as dealer and becomes liable to the
tax at every place, or as many places he
sells at or from. But the United States
laws 90 NOT recognize such vocation as
lawful peddler of beer or spirits, by the quart
or gallon. The special tax stamp or license"
is issued for a fixed place of business and only
covers sales made at such fixed place. If sales
Gin bottles. vessels, 6c.) are made from a wa
gon moving from place to place they are un-
lawfully made. and the party making them in
ours liability to a possible fine of $4,000 and
two years imprisonment.
In view Of this possibility "our local brewer
had better give his novel tank-wagon idea
away to any body who wants it. LAYMAS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-10
Is the Task Hopeless?

To the Editor of the Evening Star:
Yesterday morning just before O'Clock !
walked from street on 9TH northwest to U
north. and noticed that the sidewalk and the
gutter on the side on which was walking, was
strewn with banana peel, and above the y
street market all the way out with pieces OF
watermelon rind At the northwest corner OF
s street and 9TH there was pile of at least two
bushel OF garbage. among which was noticed
number of large cabbage leaves. IL appears to
me that YOU have undertaken an almost hope
less task in your endeavor TO teach some
grossly stupid and ignorant persons that to be
healthy and happy they must be cleauly in
their habits at ali times. OBSERVER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-10

THOMAS BOWLING son. Auctloneers.
Personal PROPERTY.
October. 4: D. 1854 and recorded among the land
o s a ,hs ia aa
s4s 10 i, BsT$ lewis ana John sherman. trustees
@
Samuel Burdett having been substituted in place
Seed Of trust by an order in the county court
Of westmOreland county. VIRGINIA. the 2sth day OF
Of sad Of the
s. ea T he faeSn Il 81
JULY. 1893, at Colonial Beach. Westmoreland
county virginia. the following described personal
/. The Hotel. Household and Kitchen Furniture of
stesds chairs. mating, bureaus. wsshstands cots,
toilet ware blankets bed linen towel curtains and
Dining Room Furniture. consisting Of chairs tables
Utensils to nna bete of Snn
bred and fopr uoD rooms. Terms for the personal
Of sS and under cash and for al residue over
go, days; or all cash, at option Of purchaser.
area OF t%enty a @ acres two or roods and
nnete-n u9l roles two wharyes; also all the right
Company in and the river ard shores streets
avenues and parks. the subject however to the
to or be vested in the lot owners at Colonial Beach
Terms; onethird Of the purchase money to he paid
for sane to be given payable respscyey with In
tefest thereon, ana twelve months from DAY
sale. or all cash. at the option of purchaser.
Fifty-one and one fourth acres (5lh. part Of the
farm adjoining Classic Shore.
Terms: One-third ~ cash. residue in two equal
fnstalmens, notes for the same 70 be given payable
respectively with ntereet thereon at ak and twelve
months from day Of saleor all cash. at option Of
chaser.
>. The remainder Of the farm and wood land. con-
tain ng two hundred and sixty and nfteen one hun-
dredths acres, more or less.
Terms: One-third o. cash. residue In two equal
install lments. notes for same to be given payable
spectivey with inter est thereon. six and twelve
months from day of saleor all cash. at the option Of
purchaser.
The sale will commence at THREE {sa O'CLOCK on
the said NINETEENTH DAY OF JULY A. d. 1893
and be continued from day to day until completed.
The title to the real estate will be retained until the
last instament Of purchase money notes given FOR
same is paid and should purchaser fail to comply
with the terms of sale and payment Of any INSTALL
ment Of the purchase money notes for same the
trustees will advertise and sell again the property
which default is made at the and risk OF the
fauting purchaser All convey ancing and recording
at the cost of the purchaser.
For further information apply to the undersigned.
s s'a III $$si:a Trustees.
gs3 st. NV. Washington. d. c. J