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STILL AT THE TOP.
fhe Times Has the Largest BOna-Fidt
Circulation.


fhe Times Has the Largest Bona FL ide
Circulation.
.,,s.Not witlIstandirg sthebvigorous efforts OF
coutemporariesto to keep up with TheV1imes,
sathut popular newspa per still heads tiIe list
THE total cffcufation' OF tile Star last week
was 117,S33, while that of The Times
for the same period was i2iS,71e. or
4O,S86 more than the Star. The actual
gain of The Times over its circulation for
last week was .6-334. which Indicates
a prosperity never before known in WASH
ington newspaper circles. s.
The circulation of The .Timcsi is bona -fide
and is not padded. 1t gives advertisers
better. display. wider publicity, and hence,
larger returns. s-i7"
On the 18th day of September, in the
year ofnur Lord one thousandeIsnt hundred
and nine ty-five, before me, Ernest G.
ifThonitIson,. n rotary iigIhiicsin and for slid
District, personally appeared C. T. Riti.-
ardson and made oath IN due form of Law
: CIRCULATION OF THE WASHINGTON
TINES.
Monday, Sept. g.. -. :. SO,7S4
Tuesday sept. TO. =. ...... 81, ,f91
Wednesday, Sept. IL 81 500
Thursday Sept. H.. e. =. -. e. $500
Friday, Sept. I3.. :. -. -. 3i,961
Saturday Sept. A. =. :. :. 5000
Sunday, Sept. 81. -.-. -. =. 22,0Ss
Total e. . . -. :. e. 21S,710
soleninly swear that the above is
correct statement of the daliy Circulation
Of The washington Times flor The week
ending September 10, 1895, and that all
athe5 copies were actually fold pr mailed
for a valuable consideration and delivered
to bora fide purchasers: afsu t'fat none
of them were returned or remain in the
ioffice undelivered fa g
fs--+ -T C. T. RICH ARDEOS. q
Manager of Circulation.
Eubseribed and sworn 10 before me- on
the day and year first herein above written
ERNEST q. THOMPSON.
CESS -NOtary Putllfc
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For Pres sident, Calvin S. Briee; for
Cabinet, Matthew Quay; flor Congress, The
sugar Trust; for ttlie f..peepul," Steve
iElkfns. That's our stjcget. 9
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In adfitioni TO a very bad knee eofbe,thas
raw feet. Poor fellow. he is,good for a
doctors certificate or unfit condition to
fight. 4!l ~ 90 si E'-
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Those who assert that the silver craze
is dying yekbe, given ocuhrproof
that the gold cure islnot good for that
ikind ofznpn acompos, naenuis. -
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subscribets to "The rlmes" will

Subscribets to "The Times" will
confer n favor~by promptly reporting
any discourtesy of collectors, OF neg
Iect.of duty on, the part of carriers.
Complaints s'eltiier by maff'or In per-
sson Will receive prompt attention.
Tile Morning Edition -sisould be dc.
livered to all parts OF the city by 6:3O
O'Clock "a. M, fnciudine Sunday. The
Evening Edition should be IN Inc
hands of Subscribers not later than
$40 p. m.
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When 1t comes to digging a bloody chasin,
Foraker can throw out more dirt than any
"a man in .Chrjstendom. j, .- ..sgs
The morning times., 1895-09-22

i1aee he oan'tTceow. ;oyer .the5w ork. of the
English athletes lnis 3ll lssla E0ss
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Unless those Candidates who are play.
Ing. a waiting game put up an ante
pretty soeny they might as well. cashsiu
The morning times., 1895-09-22

{ Tile zeal IN Witch Dr.. Parkhurst enters
upon atis campaign against party lbosses
indicates that be Is determined TO Gun
troll tue situation ihifaself.' ID E
The morning times., 1895-09-22

Croker has escaped TO Saratoga. Park
hurst is still in New York - go
The morning times., 1895-09-22
CHILDREN, Dur NO SCHOOLS.

;WAhhington's public schools open tomor
row and tins children who can be accommo
dated for either a whole OF ishaifda y s
session. Will have. nine months or instruc-
ton.
The point is that there are thousands of
ehifdren of school ag e who win not be able
to1get any schooling whatever. because of
lack of Accommodations. In the Capital
City of therichest country ofthe7worldr the
seat of government of nation which boasts
that its Institutions are founded upon the
intelligence of Its people there is a large
contingentof children who must grow up in
ignorance because the Congress ofthe United
States refuses to- permit the citizens of the
Districtto expend theirown money for suf
ficient number of school houses
This is a very bad showing, but the
worst of it all is that the children thus
deprived of eiacation are tire very ones for
whom public. schools, ARE chiefly intended.
They are the children of the poor. the eisil
dren of parents who are unable to procure
education for their offspring except it be
free. The children of! !the rich are not the
sufferers. .forsany aunber iefspay schools
open their doors wide TO them, 80
From the ranks OF these waits to whom
society thus denies the means to acquire
knowledge thecriminal elasses are recraifed.
md. the subsequent injury they ysinflict upon
society should be considered as retribution.
1t is sowing the dragon teeth-of ignorance
from which will pringi a .cropiof vice and
crime.
When school appropriations were before
!the Senate last winter. Senator Gorman nd
others declared that they would grant any
amount for school buildings that could be
shown TO be necessary. The Commissioners
have-a,. chance to euIighten the. Senate a nd
should not fail to iioiso.
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He Wasn't Thtnkanx.

'Mr. Jones, attention, pleased Why
do we say that in the spectrum blue is
higher than red?' 4r,fs,.., !. ls...1,., -,
1T isn't, or al least, I've .almays
played blue ,chipsi for .sweetenen.' Oh,
!, beg pardon, Prof ,.snithi ..I-I don't
know" ,,e..,es-,.s.-l
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Since We can beat England so badly in
;fnotiraeing, slet now Try 4another syndicate
g Old 1rlIn. ~ gsrT .r51sl % a.
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'yrhe efroftt to Istforten ;campaigns Should
'4Je ,et,nde4nned ,on tile =gTouhl that 1T de
ipffves fif6sest 'poIftieians of "a means of
livelihood. ii''- go siaiii;F aHl51 nis4
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,wAsHINGToN's GREAT FUTURE.

. H
On this day, swheuthere should be peace
a few wofds-eoHeesaiBg- eur national dis
grace will not he out of place. Unless
precefe nt4i throw nsasite and substantial
evidence reJectnd, Washington is des.
tined TO beeemes one OF stiie largest and
most influentialHcities in the world. 1t
is mot necessary thar capitals of great
nations should depend upon their location
gas commercial or industrial centers for
growth of Wealth and population. Nearly
every great capital in Europe is an in
land city, without especial advantages
for trude. aud commerce, aud while all
of them have acquired immense wealth
iaIAd aegormuus populations, none of them
possesses tire funrre 5f Washington.
: sAs a; ration dhes United States. is yetin
fits ihfancy.e AS afrcpple we fhavec hardly
begun 10 enjoy the great prosperity that
AWAITS lour4partaRing. As IA 9eeuBtry swc
viii provide homes for many more millions
.ofsfereigners and w isil our -Ha turalincrease
will7inl time at.ftast more rilau double our
& 5preseat population. To Washington, as
The capital Of a.grteter nation That eiHcfease
means many timessits presentxnumber ofin-
ibabstants. 1t wilRresult in a solid District
city ard also in-an.mflnx of wealth, inteIli-
gence, and influence such as no other city
can acquire. w irsiieh a brilliant fnturein
prospect would il besproper tosretain The
-DiEisioA? h !. 4s..f.
Thatsection stands direetlys in the center
of the city. On one side 1t is Identified
by .tIe most enjoyable and magnificent of
rpublicparks. o3ttlIe othsr t isBounaed
Sby syrorid.fnmeus avenue Swhrrc Siis
enperrnissiouteattractt traIle
ana from which can be pointed out the most
sshameless deeds lIhat ever disgraced a
.ccmmunity. On .the west its foul limits
Fexteh aImest TO tie White House.. and its
eastern boundary Is wasiinttofiAs produce
markets, which also includes the. central
market house,
While your thcashts are directed tnwari
the .ntare of Washington, remember MA,
there's are etghty-ore bouses in tfsisseotiesi
Sthat sell liquor Illegally, and which are
ressrtst for thugs and thieves, as
well as for unfdftiindres whose sex Shall
be nameleSs. ANSWER the csqueston ifsieii
an mmoraEbietshoGld:b lDngpr continaetl,
especially when ft.is made the .ifonie of
wee ami a IHearso rpmmuting gcrime? lftsi, I
answer If Washington deserves prosperity
as long as TINS disgrace exists 15
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LET LIS ALL ESHQET

The emphatic way in which american
tziil nowadays is zenoughito grow peacock
feathers in the tail OF our eagle. There were
no Dunravens at Manhattan Field yester-
day, consequently our athletes were given
opportunity to win every event handsdown
and in manly cunipetitt5n. orcourSe, the
old out-of-conditien- apology VIII be urged
as an excuse for the poor showing the
:Enelishl team made. but as the competition
was open and fairly conducted it viii hardly
be accepted. s4
Everybody willfeelsorry for John Bull The
cup upofdisappoinments ntsascos ,ainedno "half'
iend7taif' '-eitternesslforhinI of late. II has
been filled With gall, OF a kind with which
he is not familiar;-theFefore our binding
sorrow Even British gold is comirg here
TO make the race to our treasury. and IT
now looks as If VIC 1-;fd 1he@otd fellow on
the run on ever ytts.-,g btftia ecnfmaaEce OF
fhatri tines afaensi ~ stkipg pee pic. .aTid as
that is col ditien 1kci EngEs iSPeoIse must
confront they will have to change it with
out our assistance But to return to
Il; hlotics % l-a l-sr
'T,o-norrpwyti. ne liniernat ional college, esn
test will take place, and. as practically
5tlie sana.s teams swiil nompete, another
iwa lkawiryl ina he eSpcei Ell fer'the=-ialeri-
cans. eIt nlay tef cTlTei to ;eN,iiti over this
fact. ibnt lit uIn st she elrssncnibered, that lnt
i9ii short time since lune of oar college beat
crews was beaten in England, and for
earoanotltpTscrewlofoi. 4 cigarette fiends may
;tstkci a motion to Fgodm arsimilar zerrand
iwe4slIohld rlevate athe ieagle's fwings aud
LaiF Shout while wecan. l -a -a
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Senator Quay has taketi in his sign as
a renovator- of dirty politics. 81 -
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The balance of frae,. lissstillsa ga inst, us.
Another. large sexpGrteE gold " i'll be made
fEwhen Miss tyanderb4l5imarries the Bake of
Marlborough. .ui7 90 D. i-.
The morning times., 1895-09-22

a tfhueRew elabt topsa ifwtncirGu Gumniissiuner
Housewife is trying ITO fTig on ;tnis crusade
boom, seems destined to prove IA failure.
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EMERSON INSTITUTE
3pYeufS' -AcadeHfy!D
iELEGT iGLAsisiGAL AND ,iMATHE


i5sEIIEGT classical "A NH rMATHE-
g,-r 80 =. ,. NAUTICAL. ...-.-...---. y,
School for Young Men and Boys,
.-- g14-1 4tlfst., bet. Paud *. I-g
Begins it's fort observation-disclosures year Sep
-tefnber %. This school has a national repu-
tation, nd isrccog niZcil as Offeof theleading
pr Isarltofy lseeoois ol -thfs country. ny
scientific schools. for the United States
Military and Nava academies. and for btiS-
ness. The grafir,ates Of mrs sefiooltIk O. high
rank wbereysr ,they,go. .,z
Mr.. Edwin II. Foster WIN continue in charge
iof: the JHuiersDepartment. gEor 3eirlailars,
e''' scHAs. B. YOUNG, PHI ID,
= I;ee r7-ltn PRINCIPAL and PrOprfetor .
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THE4LAw SCHOOL. FACULTY.


J REV. .iB. L. WHITMAN. DID, Presiaeat
The HON WALTER ). cox, LII. d., Dean,
tAssoclate Justice of the supreme Court
or the District of Columbian;
Professor. of i=the Law sof,Real Estate, of
The HON. JOHN VI. HAIR Ian. IL. D.,
tAssocsate Jus tree Jf@ the Supreme Court
of the United SEltes,)
Professor OF the CONSTITUTIONAL. .Jnrispru-
-dence. 81, the United States, efthe Law
of Domestic Relations, of Per
-i aiii3- s0naf Property.
. The Hon. X1LLLhM 4. HsSURY, LII. d.,
(Sometme Assistant Attorney -6eHeral-of
the United StateS,D
Professor of Equity JAirisrrtidence, Of Com
mon sIsawfa and Eai,ityi Plerd M, land of
...-ts... The Law of Irssidenee.
The Hon. DAVID j . ER EVER, IL. D.,
(Associa,e Justice III the Supreme Court
-. of the. Unit e,i Srnt-sD
Professor of the Law of Corporations.
Prof. G. II. EAfMOTT, LIZ. NJ,
atof the Johns Il Hopkirs University,)
Lecturer on the C ivil Law.
. HENRY zE..DANES, LII. NJ,
tSometime A Ssistapt Attorney OF the Dis
ttrict-of Cbljinlbfa,l
Le9turerontheH History flaw.
q, WILLIAM F MA HTINGLY Est,
(or The Wash iil.ston Bari
'Lertrrcr on Practical c,tnmertia lew.
The Hon. ANDREW. G. BleADLEY,
lAssociabe Justice of the Supreme Court
OF the District of Columbia,l
Lecturer ON Criminal Law 4 mi TN Criminal
Pleading and Practice.
The Hon. BENZ 4 N IN. But TTERWoRTH.
(Sometime United States Commissioner of
PalentS,)
Professor of the law OF Patents.
/ j. Z WILLIAM GaJOHNSoN,slaL. H.,
,-,.,---. -(of the Washington Bari -
Professor OF legal 6ateetetics, Common
Law Practice. and Judge of the
Moot Court.
.-., COURT OF APPEALS
WILLIAM F. SfATTINGLY,
o. -h EGhefaJustide.
HENRY f. DAVIS CHARLES w NEED
HAM, Associate Justices.
ROBERT H. MARTIN
Lcl ug Secretary and Treasurer.
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{ MUSIC
Every Evening.

Coaches acannect at 4, $3.50, 6, $50. :, 7.sO s.
$50, 9, 10, II, IL p. m withMet Car Line at Sth
andSECap sts .ani with Cable Cars at sth and
Pa 7kve-zse. -EHre, round trip, ~s5e Coach
0harnberlains, -Shoreham and the Raleigh,
passing Paige's. Riggs House, ltaifialf and VII
lards, thence by way of Pa. AVG Fare, sredai
sfips'5sc
The morning times., 1895-09-22

12l4 14ih at, pw.-gourth session opens
sept. 25. mr.. and Mis- s8. q. MASON.
taf9stmos1 .lI sVsn -uiHer neg
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EDUCATIONAL.
LDC z 4 It ItJ-N n u.
The
Columbian
University,
WASHINCToN,4D. DC.
iREv.aB Il. WHITMAN D. D., President.

THE PREPARA TORY SCHOOL
Thorough pEepa ration for the Col
lege. for tiIe Scientific school, for
the NIvalsIsi. iilift v Academies,
,sHd= fer -bueiDess.
THE zGoELEGE.
FuiiCl.i~naes Hand Scientific Courses.
Open TO students of bot In sexes
THE 4CORGoHAS SCIENTIFIC
SCHOOL. -aa
h. aEUrty->even Professors and In
sstFHcfors. twenty-three full de-
part ne enfs; twelve full courses of
study. Special students admitted.
THE law SCHOOL.
Twelve professors, Including two
'A-seeiate Ju-tices- of the Emitted
States Supreme Court.
THE MEDICAL SCHOOL.
Thirty professors Bnd assistants.
Iiie -conrse itss four years.
THE Dental SCHOOL.
Seventeen professors: unusual
facilities. The course rs three
The morning times., 1895-09-22
LET Us REcoGNIzE cU.RxNs.

LET Us RECOGNIZE CUBxNS.
Tomorrow will decide thefcase o. the
Government against the Cubans arrested at
Wilmington, Dci., for organizing a fill
mistrring, expe1Ition. 70 allaappearanees
there was not srf1ficaent evidence to JUS
tify the arrest. and the Cubans will be
released. In a country where public SEN
timent is almost unanimously in favor of
the struggling Insurgents, the administra1
tion will find n difficult to obtain evi.
dence, even with the help of Pinkertonss
TO convict any party organized to assist
in liberating Cuba. iForittat reason there
is ground for the belief tlmt the Cubansi
now being prosecuted at Wilmington Will
be acqaitted.
But why continue this farce of main
tanning a neutrality fhat does not, can not
exist? Every trsie-soartedf American SYM
pathizes with Cuba, and before another
month roIis around the entire country
will unite in demanding that President!
Cleveland .reeagpjze thea.insurgents asI
belligerents. .isss
The Spanish prime minister has warnedl
the euhan insarreetionistsethat spamihasi
the legal right stolseetencesthem to death 4!
iby court'inartiai, a 7barbarity which tthel
world knows monarchy is capable of, snd |
to Prevent such an outrage Justice dcnlandsi
the recognition o fthe Gubaus bythis govern-i
meni- Almost before the smoke of the first !
battle OF Bun Ran mad disappeared spainI
recognized the Confederates as belligerentsl
and by that act gave them te-right ito go /
abroad and ipurciinse arms aid suppliesI
to sproioBg 'the war. Considering sthe
difference in population and territory! thei
zCrbans aareimore sI1eservtng of.recpg pition
by fills government now 'than the Con
federates were at that tiIaeiby Spain. /
The Cahaas are in actual, possession, of
g.hree-fourtss sof their is:nBc. They ;haye
fought number of successful battles. ]
Instead OF ofreeefiingasaiBsto freeeovernnscnt
they are striving TO win.tli,.ir, liberty by /
force of arms from aforeign monarchy and |!
in the eganeofhunauitr,iib liberty and common |
5ustiee they are entitled not miyto tbesym- |
pathy and support of the Emitted States !
but TO that freeden. zee &c
The morning times., 1895-09-22

.I ! sH0RRHANB NBAisrECrALrY..
BY II. C.sTanner, Granite bldg, corner r !,
and Ninth stEsets GaA ar-sed fQr cir
culaf. " tisa HiF3 5sl ~ ase1 I1mo
The morning times., 1895-09-22

STENOG GRAPHY toteach in schnpl
I, or private pupils; go to them or they
0Iilt. ttj me- ,SOTU O. s,iI SIT
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NORWOOD sINSTITUTE IA
= Home and Day Schodl for Girls. T161
N st. ,ffeHr ConHect4eHt ave- l-iH.ii.s -
.s.i-..s haari1HuiAiRs. WAdJD., Ga BELL.
II prfpoipaI
The morning times., 1895-09-22

.amplest facilities to suppress or check
conn lagrakions, ana .chief Farfis' request
Tor Two MORE engines with the necessary
Apparatus ID quito modest There Shnuld
besnolt trouble to Obtain aiihe ask.
A perfect fire zdepa rttnent, iar 76ne as
sneafly perfect AS carcumstancesi and condi.
stions permit it % be made, is not onfy Of
great Importance in minimizing the losses
from fires, but 1t has no inconsderable
hearing upon property values. The better
zthe service, the more srnodrrate Is the insurj
ance rate. The less the rate, the better
the price sat which the=property may be
held In the MARKET and the greater Ghesde,
fnand for itsby people who seek Investment
for their surplus or business capital. 1t
is a welflnown fact that those cities which
cantlpastsof the best possible fire DEPART
nent can also lay claim to the highest
real estate values.
This, of course, is purely materiaI
Tiew of the matter. There is another com
sideration, of more Humanitarian tendeni
cies. The security or life and limb demand
the amplest and most expeditions fire.
service No money Is so well spent as that
which gives-the largest guarantee of these
essentials, Chief Paris request is timely
and reasonable, andqougnt.to be granted |
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epEPA RTMENT or THE

,wsshingt ID Sc The sey-nty-fourth
session begins October i, 1895 The in
.troductdry lecture Will be delivered by
iDr w. w lJ0Susts,n at g. In sOctobcrs1.
IRegsIia dali y fpctaires atp5:S0 D. m. Every
facility for "a clinical and 'abora tory
work. Laboratories open day and even
The morning times., 1895-09-22
.,,nREpAK sHuIE. pea

lsDRSDAK. EHUTE. Bean,
.1120 New York ave.
i-. DIR. E. .<DEa EaSCHwEINTTZ,
E.3i7 z-sHfni ,tiH-Seeretary PTrt-aSurer,
1QO5 IT.. CT
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'se "a rs XS4GE Ss|.Ezsjs SSE GSWATMRE. k.T3a[slf
Pupil =of francesca Eampertfe, of Milan.
stu1ios at.rsaids snce, q 40 fSt6ist-aw.
1e1 limo !,
The morning times., 1895-09-22

THE iEaGRADr,ATE SCHOOL.
Courses sof advanced Instruction,
leading. to M.. A. NJ. s., C.E., E-sE.,
and PHI Il.
For, catalogue descriptive of the several
courses address R0BT. II. MARTIN,
SECRETARY.
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The Howard rriiversity Law scnooI


--- ifFounded 1857 h-A- 1i-
I,Willi omen TU ESDAf, Oct ,sdt 6,9f pm tTUI-
;TION. FREE For circulars. containing further
| Information address JAN ES +. BUNDY, Secre-
tary 0fffce in Eaw School Batldfng f20'5th ST.
NV. sfheiss:hooris openTtoiail, WITHOUT DIS
TINCTION OF. RACEoR SEX. .-who are over IS
years Of age and possess proper qualifications
\ NATIONALS Academy Of Fine Arts
| Drawing and Painting. Thorough in
struction for artists, 'teaCAers, decorators,
l'nesfgrnrs, iIIustratprsy parentsal <ii iiren,
In, ever sbfahcht of art. Portraits ito
order in every style, from $40 to $1,000.
Old or IN fnred pictures cleaned, Svarhished,
|nfestnredc In fttse most nlfnl manner. l502
I z 81, ,tnM,l...z..a .z-..-.. l. ...i SELL
sACAnEnrY. sQE TEE HOLY
- CROSS, 1312 Massachusetts avenue.
washing ton, DC. "A day school for YOUNG
|.ladies sand little Eisss. In,addttaoni to 8
|fhoy9uGh couRee insE EAgiish. 4Fpench,i German
and Latin, special advantages are offered 70
students in the art andtffusicaf depar rtfnefts
"a ikiinefRarten iwfllsb .openelif in cGnnec-
stion with. the lacazlenay.L lse43-1m
esxEoJ0HN'SsGslh4kEGE.fv.t.ave
and Thomas circle, reopens ats fall
term Monday, Sept. 8. Apply or send for
year book. BROTHER FABRICAN.
q 20 3 as't.ls1l..' ~ 1851 1ss.'s seaA1mo
IvOr.iAI. fPinno, suiohn-ssiudents can
b5sTE4t II sgHde 5Axiyate ,slessons satto only
GAG, of a. Irresponsible professor of ,acknowl
edged ability. VINO 6ffers this Infringement
to 5intIeduds fiimgeR promptly aEodresS
CONSERVATORY. this oclice. lse20,atI
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FOVerloOk Inn
Is Perfect Now!

The drive is delightful sAs scenery is superb,
.h q bat.l-,,s- ,,--a, ' ,.sI1aI .--a
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Eourtpf Appeals: Messrs TALLafADGE
A LA INHERIT, JOB BARNARD, and
HENRY WISE BARNETT. -@
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-22
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-Spot prices run along without change
but futures are uctuating erratically in sympathy
with the gyrations of the Chicago market. Foreign
quotations are higher showing strong markets
abroad No. quotable at S5@S712c p ctl; choice.
SosA 99Oc: lower grades, S0@S33c; extra choice
for milling, 921a@971ac p ctl
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SESSION - 10 o'clock-December-
600 tons. 9934c; 1900, 997sc.
REGULAR MORNING SESSION - December-SOO
TONS 81; 400, 81 0O14: 500, 81 001a; 400,
ST 00ss 300. 81 O0as 1900, 81 001s
AFTERNOON SESSION = December = 300 tons,
81 0012; $500, 81 O05s: 800. 81 O0s4.
BARLEY-Nothing new, except that Oregon
sent down quite shipment yesterday. Feed quot
able at 6212@65c for ordinary and 661496712c p
ctl for choice bright: Brewing, 70@S0c p ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL. SEssIoN-10 o'cock-December-10
tons, 6614c
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-May-1OO TONS
$3.50. December-300, 66ssc.
AFTERNOON SESSION - December - 2O0 tons
661ac.
OATS-The northern States keep the market suf-
fciently supplied and values are stationary.
Milling are quotable at 81 0712@l, 171a p ctl;
fancy Feed, 81 O21s@1 0712 q ctl; good to choice.
921ac@$l; common to fair, $4,000; Red 81 15
al 20; Gray, s5c@$l 021a; surprise, 81 071@@
l 171a p ctl.
CORN-Dealers are Offering literally, but buyers
hold OF and trade is quiet. Large Yellow quotable
at 81 1901 Is D ctl; Small Round Yellow, 81 10
@1 Is p ctl; White, 81 10@1 Is q ctl.
RYE-Firm and in lighter Offering at S712@aOc
p ctl asked.
BUCKWHEAT-Nominala at S509Oc q ctl.