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The Washington times., 1894-12-02
Wnshincton stock Exehanre.

Sales-regular cau-l2 o'clock Nh etropoIi-
tan Railroad, at 75 Washington Gas, at As
Government bonds-U. s IS, registered, II5
bio; I15z asked .. s Is, coupon, ll6 bid;
Il65z asked. O. 5 5s, lIs bid, I1915 asked
District Of Columbia Bonds-2O-year fund 5s,
I09 bid. 3O-year fund 6s, 10 bid
Water stock Is, 1901, currency, III bid Water
stock Is, 1908, currency, 10 bid 365S, funding,
currency, lJ5 bid S1Is, registered, 2-l0s, 100
bid
Miscellaneous Washington and George
town Railroad cow. 6s, Ist, $50 bid. lS7 asked
Washington and Georgetown Railroad cow
6s. ID $50 bid, I37 asked. Metropolitan Railroad
COW 6s, l02 bid, JOS asked Belt Railroad IS,
81 asked. lexington Railroad 6s, 10lls bid
COlUmbia Railroad 6s, lOll4 bid, llO asked
Washington Gas Company Is. series A, lI5 bid
Washington Gas Company Gs, series B, ll6 bid;
us asked. Washington Gas Company cow. Gs,
I80 bid. L. 5 Electric Light COW. IS, l25 bid
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone 5s, lOJ15
bid; Jos asked American Security and Trust
bs, T. and A. 100 DiC. American Security and
Trust js. a and O., 100 bid Washington Market
Company Isl U.s. IO5 bid. Washington Market
Company imp. Is, l06 bid Washington Market
Company ext 6s, Us bid. Masonic Han Associ-
alton Js, l03 bid. Washington Light Infantry
lst6s, 9a19 bid Washington Light Infantry 2d
National Bank sTocKs-Bank or Washington,
800 bid. Bank OF the Republic, go bid,
800 asked. Metropolitan, $50 bid, 297 asked
asked Citizens. 40 bid Columbia, 100 bid.
West End, 1853 bid; 1O7 asked. Traders,
l05 bid; Jos asked Lincoln, - bid Ohio, 76
asked
Sale Deposit Snd Trust Companies-NationaI
Safe Deposit ana Trust, IS5 asked Washing
ton Loan and Trust l22 bid I24 asked Ameri-
can Security ana Trust I35 bid. l3s asked
Railroad Wsshington and George
town, 3l5 asked Metropolitan, g bid, IS asked
Columbia, "5s bid. Belt, % asked
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-W Washington
Gas, ~ bid. Is asked c. 5. Electric Light,
l2Sss bid: l2gl5 asked.
Insurance Gtocks-Firemenls. 80 bid Frank
.r.f.Trfe q % J.. 4 Pot n
bid Arlington, 100 asked Communication,
leo bid National Union, 10 asked. Columbia
IS bid.lb asked Riggs, rs bid ~ asked Peoples,
~ bid. Lincoln, ~ bid; 73z asked CONNER
cial. & bid.
Title Insurance stocks-Columbis Title, ~
bid
Telephone stocks-Pennsylvania S5 bid
Chesapeake and Potomac 80 bid, 81 asked
American Graphophone, 45S Did, 5Is asked
Pneumatic Gun Carriage. % bid
Miscellaneous Stocks - ashington Market,
u bid Norfolk and Washington Steam boat,
&c bid. Lincoln Bal, 50 bid. Mergenthal Limo
type, $50 bid
~ dsu
The Washington times., 1894-12-02

boatloads, 56a5s; barley held steadily; Western,
95as4; barley malt nominally steady; Western
Wheat receipts, s,7UO bushels; exports, 1880;
sales, $4,000 bushels, futures; 10000 bu-, spot
ArTn; No. :, red store and elevator 1895; anoaI'
GUS; o D., 6lAa6lSs: No. Northern, 65 de-
hVered; No hard, 7OSs delivered options
opened excited and strong on active local buy
ing, higher cables and "A big decrease in Liver
pool soocks The early business was chieny
switching December into March and May, which
Widened the difference Prices finally reacted
under local sales, closing to Sc net advance
No. red January, co.'s; February, 6l16a6l l3-lo,
closed 6116; March, 62Sta6 Ills, closed 6215
May, 6Ss4a64 S-l6, closed 635s; June, closed 643s;
July, 64S4a65 SIG, closed 6456; December, 5g4a
1895, closed 59sk.
sales, 10000 bu futures; $4,000 bu spot Spot
firm; Nc. 2, SO; No. 3, 521Sa3l4. Options opened
strong rains West and sympathy with wheat,
but subsequently lost the advance under local
selling, closing At unchanged prices. January,
Sassy, closed, 531s; May, 5Sa5314, closed oS1s;
December closed 55I4.
oafs-Receipts, 900 bu; exports, 5000 bu.
sales 600 bu. futures, 1900 bu. spot spot
nrn; No. 9, Ssasa34 No. delivered SassaS4s4i
Ne. 5, z314; No. white, SSl4; No white, SOS
track white Western S0aSlLe: track white State,
3SE4l. Options opened steady With good trsae
but soon reacted with corn, closing at d net
loss; January, 34lsa345s. closed S45s; February
closed ssh; May closed 36l4; December SS9easSsz'
Beef qufet family, 1OOOaI2. 90; extra mess, 50a
$50; beef hams, l700aiS00; extra India mess,
1600al9.00 cut meats steady; picked bellies,
Glka5; picked shoulders, 53sa515; picked hams
So a91b Lard steady: We.tern steam closed at
7.S5 asked; city at 6s4 Option sales $50 tierces.
December closed 7S0 nominal; January, 7.35
nominal; May 80 bid: February at 7.40; refined
steady; continent. 40; S. a, Sa0 compound.
5l5a5l5. Pork dull; new mess, IS. 50al4-00; fam
lily, Is 00al3 80; short clear, 1400al6.50
Butter-Steady; Western dairy, 11a16; do.
creamery, l5ReG; do. factory l0al415; Elgins, 20;
imitation creamery. l3a20; State dairy, 13a2315 :;
do. creamery, lSa25 Cheese-Steady; State,
large, 9al114: small, sI6al2; part skins, 31sa9;
full skins, 215a3. Eggs-Strong; State and Penn
sylvania, 26e27; refrigerator, l7a22; Western
fresh 25a26: Southern, 23a25; cases, 3.25a4.OO;
receipts, 2,5S7 packages. Tallow-Firm city
81 per packagel, 494; country packages freel'
45S 70 quality.
Coffee options open ed steady. September ad.
Vsnced 30 points; others unchanged TO ~ points
higher; ruled firm; sellers scarce and reports oi
cholera in Brazil; closed firm at 15aS5 points ne
advance.
Sugar-Baw, dull Fair refining, 8; Centri.
fugal, sc test, 5l6; sales none; refined, quiet;
No. G. 3 1I-i6a37s; No. Z, S5sa3 1916; No. g. 315a
1l-16; No 9, 3 7-l6a3Ss; No 10, 3$saS GIG; No II
5-l6a3l6; No p 3l4 as ZIG; No l3, 3l6; of A,
l3-l6a4 6-l00; mould A, 4 5-l6a413; standard A,
15-16a41k; confeetioners' A 3 1b-l6a41g; cut loaf
45sa5 lilo; crushed, A. as l-I6; powdered 5-l6a
AZ; granulated, l-l6a44; cubes, 5-l6a43.
The Washington times., 1894-12-02

Grayediggers Want an Eight-Hour Day.
The gravediggers are the latest trade to
claim an eight-hour day. They complain
that the hours of work at Willesden are no
less than thirteen. We do not know how
long it takes to dig a grave, but thirteen
hours day seems to point to an alarming
mortality. In this case at all events the pub
lie will desire to see the hours of labor short
ened as much as possible-preferably by the
diminution in the demand for graves rather
than by the increase in the supply of grave
diggers. Moreover, the occupation, as
Shakespeare shows US in "Hamlet," should
be carried on in leisurely and philosophical
spirit. and this is impossible if the gravedig-
ger is overworked. 1t will add a new pang
to death if we know we are adding to the la
bors of an already oyerworked sexton. Phil
anthropists will all be cremated. Westmin-
ster Budget.
The Washington times., 1894-12-02

NEW York. Dec. AFTER an irregular
opening the stock market assumed de-
cidedly strong tone, and under the leadership
Of Sugar the active list and many Of the spe-
cialties advanced steadily to the close. the
final sales being in most instances at the
highest point OF the day. The absence Of any
pressure 10 sell induced the short interest to
cover. and the announcement made officially
thst the sugar trust had shut down merely
for few days led to sharp buying move
ment in The shares Of the company.
In many quarters it was believed that the
action OF President Havemeyer was a stock
jobbing machine, engineered for the purpose
of sinking out weak holders as well as to
make q quick turn in the stock. Under these
circumstances. after an opening reaction OF
g Sugar shares rose sharply p per cent,
closing within 4 per cent. Of the highest and
at an advance on the day OF Ia per cent.
There was good buying in the grangers, all
of which reached the top IL the final sales,
St. Paul scoring a gain Of = on heavy cover
ing: Burlington. Is: Northwest, -, and Rock
IsInnd. u per cent The coalers moved up
in sympathy with the general list. Reading
establishing an advance OF ! per cent, LacEa-
wanna q similar figure, New Jersey Central
md Delaware and Hudson each u, and Nor
ris and Essex o. Lake Shore recorded an
advance Of -, Tobacco and Consolidated
Gas u. Louisville and Nashville and Oregon
Navigation ], Pacific Mail 5S on buying in
duced by the favorable September statement,
and Toledo, Ann ArbOr, and National Lead
q per cent.
The other gains were in the smaller frac-
tions. there being some few exceptions in which
declines were recorded, including Edison
Electric Of New York, 10; Alton and Terre
Haute. Oregon Improvement, and Cotton Oil
preferred. s. and Distilling, d. Chicago
Gas opened Z lower, advanced Is, broke /,
recovered =. and closed = per cent. from the
highest and Is below yesterday final figures.
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Real Estate Transfers.


Deeds of real estate were filed yesterday
as follows:
Henry Wise Garnett and William E. Ed
monston, trustees, to J. K. NJ. Norton and
Louis G. Basley. lot 20, square 723, $3, 700
John u. Slater to heirs of Horace Fillmore
(quit claim deed), part of lot IS. square 1874,
80. jeremiah G. Lott and wife to Margaret
4. Lybrand, lots, square 864, $40. Maude
L. Bradley to Ernest H. Bradley, part of lot
z, square 1897. $40. Henry Lybrand and wife
to jeremiah G. Lott, lot s, square s64, SO.
George d. Eldridge and wife to Eliza Barker,
part of lot 2, Widows Mite, $40. James E.
Mchahan and wife to James G. Campbell lot
II, block 16, East Deanwood, 800. Frank Y.
Rawl1ng and Charles B. Caywood, trustees,
to Ephraim S. Wilcox, sublot AZ, square 900,
$1,000. William G. Pond and wife to Mary
Y. l.. Moore, lot 81, square 402, $8, 700. Esther
Barry to John NJ. Barry, lot H. block 8,
Friendship, 81. James S. Edwards ct al,
trustees, to Robert Farnham, lot "a, square
314, 81 45O lot 39and 40, square 314, ST 551. "a;
lot "B." square "a, SO, ,2O5.63 J. Preston Mil
Ter and wife to Washington National Building
Loan Association. lots Is, IA, and Is, block Z,
Beuna Vista, 81 .402. Josiah G. Stoddard and
Addison Il. Dubois, trustees to J. Preston Mil
Ter. lot 56. bock4 Chichester, $500; lots 10, IA,
and 10, block z, Beuna Vista, S702. Joshua
Deyan to Elizabeth Wilson, lot lit, square
500, So.
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New York Grain apd produce

NEW YORK, Dec L-Flour-Receipts, %, 400
bhls.; exports, 1900 bbls.; sales, $500 pkgs
Market firm, but demand lg ht Receivers are
not urging sales under present conditions. Ex-
port orders &c. better than yesterday. City mill
patents, aO0a4 10; winter patents, as0aS IS; city
mill clears IS: winter strai his sa9 n. ,,,irs
patents, aOlaS-65; winter extras, / 90a2 40: MINI
nesOta bakers, > 00R3 IS; winter.low grades. 70a
-; spring ow grades, 75al90; spring extras
lojas-50 Southern -four, dull: sales none:
common 70 fair extra, lS0as.40; good to choice
do. . 240a2 S3 rye -four steady; sales, $50 barrels:
superfne, 255a225; fancy, .. 2.S5a3 90; buckwheat
-four cul J. 90a1. IS: buckwheat dull 55a6O. corn
meal quiet; sales, GOO; yellow Western, coal 23.
srandywine, sos Rye nominal; car lots, 54a5T,:
The Washington times., 1894-12-02
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
German Mediterranean SarYlea.
NORTH GERMAN neutrality-suspicious.
LLOYD s s Co LINE

NORTH GERMAN neutrality-suspicious.
LLOYD S s Co. LINE
Fast steamers between New York and
Azores, Gibraltar, Algiers, Naples, and Genoa
+. Bismarck, Dec. s, 1:30 p. m, for AIg Nap Gen
Fulda, Dec. l3, 10 a. m, for Genoa.
NOrmannia, Jan. s. m, Alg-, Gen, Alexandria
Kaiser W. II, Jan. 10. p. m, for Alg-, Nap, Gen
Werra, Feb g 10 m, Alg., Nap, Gen, Azores
Normannia, Feb 16, Il a m, Alg, Nap, Gen
Kaiser w II, Feb. %, Z q. m, for Alg-, Nap. Gen
Werra, Mch. 9, 9 a. m, for Alg, Nap, Gen
Fulda, Nch- %, Z a. IN, AIgiers, Naples, Genoa.
Kaiser W. II. Mch. 80. 10 a. m. for Genoa
All steamers stop at Gibraltar
Return tickets available for the steamers OF
burg, Bremen, London, and Southampton. Di-
rect connection from Genoa, Naples, to Egypt by
y. G. Lloyd S. S. Co. . Imp. Mail Strs.
North German Lloyd, neutrality-suspicious.
OelriCh 81 Co, G. AgtS, Line
Bowling Green, n Y. 81 Broadway, N. 7.
E Droop, 925 Pennsylvania avenue, agent
for Washington, D. C..
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. s0.-Flour dun, unchanged
receipts, I77e5 barrels shipments 1906 barrels;
sales, $50 barrels Wheat strOng-spot, 5915 5a59ss
December, 59J4a5g3s; January, 60J4a60@k; May,
6SJ6a6s9z: steemerN No 2, 56lz za56II-receipts. 12-
go bushels; stock, lI2BS70 bushels; sales l23 900
ern wheat on grade, 56S3 1885, Corn dull-spot,
501b bid; year, 50lR bid; January, 5OJ4a5g16;
steamer mixed. aS54 s3 Il bushels;
shipments "a, ,309 bushele stock, 269 S45 bushels:
sales 23,0C0 bushels; Southern white corn, 45a5l;
Southern yellow corn, 4514a5l5z. Oats hrm-No
white Western, 31aS755: No. mixed Western,
SfaS4ls-st1ck, 1883 bushels Rye inactive
10 =, 53a53-receipts 1879 bushels; stock, 35 065
bushels Hay firm; good TO choice timothy, 1850
al580 Grain freigbts steady with fair demand,
firm, UNCHANGED
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For sALE-RICYCLFs.
HIGH-GRADE BICYCLES DIRECT FROM
4 i manufacturers, at half price, TO close

HIGH-GRADE BICYCLES DIRECT FROM
4 i manufacturers, at half price, TO close
out surplus '94 stock:
SPECIAL HOLIDAY PRIZE: strictly high
grade road-racer of standard make will be fur
nished direct from manufacturer, fitted with
the reduced price of sS5 cash; former price $50;
the finest thing built in a high-grade bicycle,
fitted with lamp, tools, repair kit, etc.
"a Liberties, 80 lbs, detachable tires, $50. 's4
Falcon, Ladys, S66 '94 Majestics, Ladys weight
80 lbs, sos. Secondhand Hartford pneumatic,
$40. Hartford pneumatic $50. Century Co
lumbia, $40. Spring-frame Rambler, Ires new,
$3S. Victor, 11b-inch cushion, rigid fork (n fine
condition), $40. Boys pneuma atic, ,26-inch wheels,
$50. Two fsycho Tandems, for SIS, l for S35.
Eagle, ordinary, s14.50 Star, silent rachel, S15
Imported lamps Small, elegant fnish), the
best made, at S1.25; list price $3.50.
Good secondhand bicycles wanted to sell on
commission. Special bargains in secondhand
pneumatic, cushion and solid-tired Bicycles from
SO up L. C. VAIL,
de2-7t 81 G St, opposite Patent ONCE
The Washington times., 1894-12-02
CHURCH NOTICES.

THE woMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
Il Union will hold meeting Sunday at $3.50 D.
m, in the Vermont Avenue Christian Church
"Echoes from the national convention" )" by dele
gates. The case of Sergt. Daley will also be
discussed 1t
THE BRETHREN (DUNKERS) PREACHING
A on Sunday, II q. m, at Golden Cross Hall,
5lS Pa. ave. Sc; Bible class, 945 Public invited
Come and worship with us w NJ Lyon, pastor.
The Washington times., 1894-12-02
New York Cotton.
RED.
TENDENCY OF LOCAL STOCKS.
Investors Did Little OF Nothing During
the Past Week

Investors Did Little or Nothing During
the Past Week.
The market is irregular. with tendency on
the part Of those interested to do little or
nothing. The investment demand for our
city securities is far from the normal. No
vember is generally fair investing month,
and the past four weeks simply reflect the
quiet conditions prevailing everywhere else.
-s7s
United States bonds are neglected: the
New York market has absorbed all the float
ing supply: the feurs are up per cent on the
demand Of New York taxpayers, who at this
season hold them to escape taxation.
Five hundred Washington and Georgetown
6 per cent. sold at 1876; 1000 lexington per
cent. at l03; 1000 Metropolitan Railroad s
per cent. at 1927, and 1000 al I03 The above
prices are fair, and transactions would be
heavier were bonds offered.
West End National Bank stock was again
active, nearly 100 shares changing hands at
lO6 to 1889; closing at LOG bid.
American Security and Trust sold 10 at 1856.
The stock is firm and in demand on exports
ofespeeially good earnings.
There is no feature in Electric Light. Sew
eral buyers are in the market at a concession
below what holders demand. The closing
quotation is l2s$< bid.
better demand for Lincoln Fire Insur-
ance develops but little stock in sight; pur-
chasers of fractional lots paid as high as 8.
Several lots of Gas stock sold at AK. q g.
cline of Is per cent. from week previous.
At present figures some little investment de-
nand appears. One hundred Gun Carriage
were delivered at 80 and 100 at %. The
trading seems to be about out OF this "once
promising specially" A small lot of Metro
polItan Railroad sold at IS. There is no de-
mand for it at present
Mr.. John J.. Weaver of Barnes g. Weaver
has been elected a director of the Riggs Fire
Insurance Company.
Columbia Railroad has declared dividend
Of 75e. per share.
Semi-annual interest on Chesakeake and
Potomac 5 per cents and Washington Light
Infantry per cents is payable December l.
About Il 900 Electric Light per cents have
not yet been converted into stock.
The Stock Exchange is having lively de-
bate over the question OF change of quarters
The Washington times., 1894-12-02

The Doctor, the Architect, the Public.
physicians prescription Is an empirical
formula intended to alleviate abnormal phy-
steal conditions indicated by a scientific dag
nosis. The prescription being written in
characters ihcomprehensible to the layman,
be IS contelt in his avowed ignorance to alb
stain from an attempt to inquire into the
rationale OF the diagnosis.
An architectural design is a scientific, log
ical deduction from certain fundamental facts
unfortunately presented in more or less artis-
TIC iorm- This form conveys an idea to the
intelligent mind of varying artistic merit. The
more obtuse the observer the better he will
Ike it. To critically place it at It's true value
requires analytical acumen of the highest
otder. Hence it is that men select their pnv
gicians, lawyers, engineers, ETC., by consult
ing the opinion OF experts as TO professional
merit, or, what is equivalent to this, by their
reputation; but they can judge of the merits
Of an architect by their likes and dislIkes of
his drawings.-L. Eidlitz in the Architectural
Record.
-%%P-
The Washington times., 1894-12-02
Netherlands line

From New York to Rotterdam via Boulogne sur
Mer (334 hours from london or ParisA
S. s Maasd6m, DecemberS s, p N.
s. S. Amsterdam, December 10, D m
First cabin, S45 to 500. Second cabin, $36
For information apply 20 General Passen ger
Agency, 80 Broadway, New York, or to agents at
Washington, d. c., 6. w. MOSS 921 Pa. ave-;
E. +. DROOP, 925 Pa. ave, and A ". ROBSON,
615 18th ST. NV If
The Washington times., 1894-12-02
SUGARS SONG And DANCE
1t Was the Chief Attraction on the
Stock Exchange Stage.
OTHER SPECIALTIEs KEPT TINE

Eavemeyer's Bluff Of Shutting Down the
Rehneries Regarded as 8 JObbing Trick
Grangers We're Lively, TOO, and coalers
Didn't Stay Far BehInd-Eew Declines.
The Washington times., 1894-12-02
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
.UY a HOME SITE AT
FOR SALE-H0USES.

EoR sALE-THE BUSINESS PRoPERTY-glg
IL st. 4. " Further particulars can be
learned by applying to Mrs. j. B. PORTER, at
the Fredonia Hotel Il st. n W no7-Im
The Washington times., 1894-12-02
Live stncE Market

CHICAGO, Dec. l. -Cattle-Quotations L25a
$50 for inferior 10 fancy natives, L75s4 so for
Westerns and 5Oa3 50 for Texas cattle
Hogs-Prime heavy hogs were saleable around
AS, and prime assorted light were taken at
445sA50 ana the bulk of the supply sold
above 4. 40.
Sheep adm Lambs-From l25a35 so for poor
stuff the quotations ranged upward 10 3. .50a3 GO
for extra quality. Sheep are about SOC higher
and lambs 50aS5 higher than at the lowest
price last week
Receipts-Cattle. 1000; calves, 100; hogs, H.
600, and sheep, 5000.
The Washington times., 1894-12-02
RED.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Tor sALE-SToCK AND FIXTURE OF con-
l. fectionery and toy store; worth Sl75; viii
sell for SIPS cash; can be seen at No pa ~
ct. sw. de2-3l
The Washington times., 1894-12-02
New ,orl, srock Fxchauqe.

Furnished by SlsBy i Co. bankers and
brokers, metropolitan Bank Building, Fifteenth
street, opposite Treasury, Washington, D. C.
The Washington times., 1894-12-02

Chicago Grain and Produce Markets.
Furnished by SiIsby & Co. bankers and
brokers, Metropolitan Bank Building, Fifteenth
street. opposite Treasury. washington. D C
The Washington times., 1894-12-02
Ladies' Solid Gold
Watches, SIP. so.

Only two dozen Of them-all we
could get during the holidays.
SteIn-winder5 and beautifully de-
signed, What better gift for
LADY,
Geo. w. Spier, 80 9th ST.
The Washington times., 1894-12-02

Five hundred Washington and Georgetown
6 per cent. sold at 1876; 1000 lexington per
cent. at lO3; 1000 Metropolitan Railroad 8
per cent. at 1922, and 900 at los. The above
prices are fair, and transactions would be
heavier were bonds offered.
The Washington times., 1894-12-02


The Continental Carpet Cleaning Co Is devoos
ing its whole time 70 expert Work-any other
wouldn't pay.
Carpets and rugs cleaned and disinfectsd. re-
moving dust. moths, organic matter, etc Car
pets taken up, relaid, fitted, and seWed Reno
yating carpets on the floor, feathers renovated,
and mattresses made over. Send postal and We
VIII call, giving prices Main once All y Y ave.
oc2S-6m
DR S. D. HICKS, SPECIALIST. EYE. EAR.
IL and Throat; No. 935 T 81. NV, Room, 2;
no charge viii be made 70 determins il your
sight may be improved; hours, Il 10 4. ne1I-sno
PROF. CLAY. yogsn9 w9SREnsTh aad IssdiaIa: edAaa:
tells your life from cradle 70 gravel every
hidden mystery revealed: tells the business thas
viii bring you greafess success; in love affairs h0
never fails; unites separated; recovers losses;
causes speedy marriages, removes evtl infiu-
enCes; foretells with certainty all commercial
and business transactions; twelve years estab-
Hshed. Ladies and gentlemen, 80 cents each
Hours 70 g; open Sunday 4Ss 81 st, bet ~
and 9Th SIS. sw. no7-lm
T AIDES - COMFORTABLE HOME BEFORE
IL and during confinement; best medical treat
ment; babies adopted; female complaints
treated By experienced physician; confidential
Grz- Dr. RENNER, 81 st d e. WasAtnksoHs
D. c. ie10-ly
EREE DENTAL INFIRNARY-DENTALD DE-
II partment Of CoIum bian University, 1925 q ST
NV Open daily from until p N AL operations
atcosI Of material fused Extracting free ocl9-sn
The Washington times., 1894-12-02

West End National Bank stock was again
active, nearly 100 shares changing hands at
l06 to 1852; closing at LOG bid.
The Washington times., 1894-12-02

American Security and Trust sold 10 at 1856.
The stock is firm and in demand on exports
ofespecially good earnings.
The Washington times., 1894-12-02

United States bonds are neglected; the
New York market has absorbed all the float
ing supply: the fours are up per cent on the
demand Of New York taxpayers, who at this
season hold them TO escape taxation.
The Washington times., 1894-12-02
MISCELLANEOUS

T EGAL BLANKS LAW PRINTING
IL THE LAW REPORTER COMPANY
Printers and StationerA
SIS Fifth st NV NJ W. MOORE. Manages
OAPITAL STEAM LAUNDRT-MA A WEAVER,
- proprietor, 512 Eighth ST NV Tslephons 1914
Laundry work in all is branches neatly exas
cutsd 1t reasonable ratoA
The Washington times., 1894-12-02

There is no feature in Electric Light. Sew
eral buyers are in the market at concession
below what holders demand. The closing
quotation is 12sS< bid
The Washington times., 1894-12-02

HOTEL DIRECTORY.
CONGRESSIONAL HOTEL, CAPITOL HILL
~ Cor. New Jersey ave. and B st Sc.
nO27-1m HENRY BROCK, Proprietor
THE LITCHFIELD, WEST FRANKLIN
i Square, 9O5 14th ST. NV. $50 to 50 50 Per
day. Special rates by the month no11-Tf
THE GRA8lERCY, s2s, s25 AND s97 VT. AVE
i 81. to 81 30 per day. Special rates 5y the
month Mrs. ID. b STOCKHAM. Prop. no11-sf
DOR 18TH AND G. STS. INVITE RoCHES.
~ ter-Rooms, Sc 10 $25; table BID, $50; tram
sients, S1.25 TO Sl.50 per day. Oc27-mO
EBBTTT HOUSE,
IL Washington, d. C.
H. c. BURCH, Manager
WTILLARD'S HOTEL,
w Pennsylvania avenue and IGkh 81 NV
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

g OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. NJ JACQUES, ONE
- of the oldest spirituaIstic lecturers Of the
country, will lecture at sos Pa ave. NV. to-rnor-
row; subject selected by the audience; assisted
by Mrs. K. 5. Cowing, Washington faYorite test
medium. de2-lt
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The Doctor. the Architect. the Public

The Stock Exchange is having a lively de-
bate over the question Of change of quarters.
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MantellOs $500 per doz. Bishops, COS Pa ave
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DR.. LEON,

467 C Street Northwest
OFFICE HOURS, 10 To1, sToG
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Cabinets $3.50 per doz, Bishops, sO5 Pa ava