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One Cent a5ap R5a
No Ies1 than Ios.
SUMMERS WEAK DEFENSE
His Own Witnesses Give Evidence
Very UneompHmentary.
Engineer BowIes Declares That In
Capt. Summers Place He Would
Consider Himself Responsible.

New York. Sept. 6.-The court martial OF
Capt. Geo W. Sumncr, OF the United states
cruiser c Columbia, foraIesed neglect ordury
and Incompetence IN dry docking the cruis
er at Southampton, England, was resumed
at the Brooklyn navy yard at 10 O'Clock
to-day
Capt. Summer entered the room some time
before the hour set for the opening of Tie
days proceedings. The prosecution I'm
ished its testimony yesterday, and the de
fense was opened by Capt Summer, VINO
testified in his own behalf His test-
mOny added nothing to tie evidence which
has already been placed on record
Lieut.. Comma nder Manix who defendea
Capt. Sumner, continued the defense tSis
morning by ca ling Naval Constructor
Charles T. Bowles, or the Navy Yard, 10 The
stand. Constructor BowIes testified that
he had dry -docked the Columbia after her
return from Southampton and had ex-
aniined the injuries she had received
Were these injuries serious?'' asked
Advocate Draper
The injuries were not serious replied
Constructor Bowles. They were local
in nature and not structural / noticed
on examination that the edges of the keel
plates were slightly dented and that ths
rIvets in some points were loosCned, thus
opening some OF the seams. The stanChioAs
in the fire-room were slightly bent"
Lieut. Manix then asked: In your oPin-
ion, was the Columbia properly provided
with stanchious?'
No admitted Engineer BowIes; she
was not"
Did the docking plans OF the Columbia
which were shown to the master Of the
southampton dock indicate where the
keel blocks and other supports should be
plaCed?"
1T was practically impossible 10 de-
eide where TO place the supports from tina
plans" replied Engineer BowIes.
The witness was then cross examined
| by the prosecution
What, in your Judgment, was the cause
| of injuries to the Columbian"
The injuries were caused b. uuskiHful
| docking"
Had you been IN charge OF the dry dock
! at Southampton on this occasion" queried
| Advocate Draper, would you consider
/ yourself responsible for the injuries rs-
| ceived by the unskiHfuI dry doCkiug?"
Il should consider myself respousibIe,s
| said Engineer Bo wles.
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One Gent wpR5 s5s
No advertisement less than fOo.
PERSONALS.


CLAIRVOXAN Mine. wallace,
the greatest exponent of psychumetric
science now in America; she tells the
name, age, occupation &c, of her caller;
also the name, age, Occupa tf1n, DISPOSE
ton, nationality, and financial standing
of your future husband ar wife and date
f marriage: she tells the outcame OF
any case OF love, marriage, divorce, spec
alation, lawsuit, or business venture; in
Short your past, present, or future life
to her rs an open book: she tells you
every hope and wish or your life as
plainly and as easily as if she had always
known you, and how 90 accomplish your
desires in either case: If your friend OF
lover is false, she can tell you why, when,
uAd where, and how To bring them back
and keep them; advice on Spcculatiuns,
business, love, marriage, divorce, lawsuits,
domestic troubles, and all affairs of life
by q higher than human power: the
Egyptian charm given free on security fuT
80 days, for lovers troubles, family dis
iubrauces, and financial success; hours, 8
a. M to p. m; fee.$l. 222 Ind. ave.
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BLAND DOESN'T WANT 1T.
Neither GOvernorshtp Nor Presidency
Holds Charms for Him

Neither GOvernOrshtp Nor Presidency
Holds Charms for Him
Kansas City, Mo, Sept 6.-In an inters
view the Hon R. P Bland says;
Il am out Of office and wish to remain a
private citizen. do not want to be gov
ernor or President. have not retired from
politics, for every man ought to be inter-
ested in that subject, but 1 am not after
office
Il think the idea OF CIeveIand's third
term is newspaper gossip Cleveland. or
any other man, or a gold-bug platform,
cannot carry Missouri They would lose 10
by $4,000 The people of the state do not
intend to perpetuate Wall street IN power
any longer. They won't have it. and that's
all there is to 1t. ! would not vote for
Mr. Cleveland OF such a man as Whitney
or other representatives OF the Wall street.
power"
The morning times., 1895-09-07
NEEDED NEARER HOME.
England witbdraws Big ships From
the Pacific Fleet.


the Pacific Fleet,
London, Sept, 6.-The admiralty has
ordered the composite sloop Icarus, z
ten-year old, ten-knot ship, to replace
the Nymphe on the Pacific station.
The ICaTusis butts 20 tons and withnatural
draught has $50 horse power, although
she is rated at twelve knots, with 1900
horse power, under forced draught. The
Nymphe is a newer, larger and faster TesS
sell
The change, which materially weakens
the British force on the Pacific, indicates
in a small degree the policy OF the new
government in England, which involves
the Pacific but little and is chiefly inter-
ested in maintaining larger fleets nearef
home.
England has taken her eyes of Hawaii
completely and will devote herself to de-
veloping her African possessions to ths
practical exclusion of more distant and
perhaps less profitable fields.
The morning times., 1895-09-07
YOUTHFUL sfURDEREss.

Girl of Thirteen Years Convicted or
MatTIcide.
Grand Haven, Mich. sept 6-Mary I
Pierce, aged thirteen years, VINO has been
on trial for the murder of her mother. was
found guilty yesterday OF nianslaugLter-
Judge Padgham sentenced the girl TO tbs
Industrial school for Girls at ADRIAN until
she is twenty-oHe years Old
This is the murder for which Georga
Chesebro, the girls nephew, was sentenced
to life Imprisonment at Jackson a month
ago Chesebro was brought here and test-
fled against the girl
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LEFT A BIG ESTATE.
william f .Clarke's VIII Admitted
to Probate.

The will of William E. Clark, who died
leaving an estate valued at about $780,
600, was admitted toprobate yesterday.
The witnesses to thewill were Mrs. James
S. Edwards, Miss Florence Hopes, and
Mr.. Jacob Ii. ShertZer.
The widow, Mrs Susan Frances Clark
and Mr. James E. Clark, an only brother,
are the executors of the estate under bond
OF $4,000. :
The bondsmen are Mr.. Clarence F. Nor.
ment, who yesterday was elected to sue
ceed Mr.. Clark as president of the Central
National Bank. and Mr.. Jacob Franz.
The morning times., 1895-09-07

THE Wonderful Remedy. Cancers
cured without knife pain, or pay
until cured, also carbuncles, piles, dropsy,
by PROF. MARTIN RILE !, 46T Pa. ave.
NV sc5-lmo Co.
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OFFICE OF the Commissioners OF the
District OF Columbia. Washington, Sept.
9th, S95 Scaled proposals viii be re-
Ceived at this office until . O'Clock IN,
September 18Th, 1898. for constructing
a rubble masonry wall 0 Il Sherman avenue,
between Grdn and Irving streets. All
necessary information can be obtained
at this office
JOHN W ROSS.
GEORGE TRT- ESDELL,
CHAS F. Pc WELL, 4.
SCI -6td&s Commissioners D. c.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY DUNCA Ns0N BROS. .AUCTI0NEERS.
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN
RAILROAD CONT TERTIBLE BONDS AND
SCRIP, ON Tuesday, THE TENTH DA Y
D. m, we VIII sell within the auction rooms
of Dunca nson Bros, Ninth and ID streets,
Washington, D. c., So, 900 w. & G. r. h.
bonds, $3.50 of w. & G. r. r. convertible
scrip.
Terms Cash
BY order Board OF Directors,
se7-91o w. & G. r. R. Co
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FARRELL WAS RETURNED.
south Division of Kerry Sends "a DiI.
loUlte TO Com mons.


Dublin, Sept g. The Parliamentary
election in the south division Of Kerry,
made necessary by the decision of Denis
Kilb-ide, and-P ParneIlite, who was re-
turned from both South Kerry and North
Galway. to sit for the latter constituency
in the House OF Commons, took place yes-
terday and resulted in the choice OF Farrell.
DIlcnite, who received 1909 votes to
474 cast for Murphy, the Healyite cam
didate. II the recent election KilbFide was
returned without opposition.
The morning times., 1895-09-07

Wa NTED-A nIaitese-satten; noi .,5As, r'IGr
N rlouin old, for cash. A. W CRIT
TENnEN, lll5 9Th ST. NV. IL
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One Cent fsIt FsT
Nn naeAe-fisemeHf less ,hHa I0D.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WA FyTED-To buy a firsi-class Rom
ingjOu Typewriter, No. 2. ADDRESS
q S i TIM. Olilcn. ~
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NINE. ESTELLE tells all the events
OF life in German and English; hours,
8 a. m. 10 10 p. m; 20 and 90 cents
cures all cases of running or dry sores
9l3 10Th st. NV au3O-lm
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LADIES needing confidential treat
nenu A safe and sure relief in all
female trouble, constipation, Irregular.
ties. tumor. cancer. opium habit, 1lstuia.
etc separate looms for patiLGtd before
and during confinement, and find homes
for Infants II required. Strictly confiden
tial MRS DIR RENNER. Is Fourth ST. ne.
near + Capitol st. Washington, D. Z,
tp3-tf
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SI.25 to Baltimore and Return via
B. 4 o. r. r.
Antrains Saturday and Sunday, september
9TH and Sth.
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NINE. BROOKE tells all the events
of life: all business confidential, ladies
and gentlemen. 80 cents each; hours 9 a.
m. TO p. H. COS New York avenue
northwest, near Sixth street. au27-l4t
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LORD MAYOR AND PRESIDENT.

Former Travels in State TO Visit the
Latter.
London, Sept 6.-sir Joseph RenaIs,
lord mayor Of London started for Paris
to-day. The chief object OF his visit is to
personally invite President Faure TO attend
a reception to be given by the corporation
of London.
He took with him the lord mayors state
coach, but none of the gorgeous attire OF
his office, his luggage containing only
his civic raiment.
The morning times., 1895-09-07

FOR RENT-Three roUuIs on second
floor, Iur. for light housekeeping, and
one room on third floor. Apply 2l06 q
ST NV. SeA-3t
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PERSON AIS.
EGYPTIAN Gypsy-seventn daurh-

EGyPTLAN Gypsy-keventh daugh-
ter OF tie seventh generation. she can
tske off spells and cause TO marry, as well
as tell YOU the past and future; persons cali
ng a the tent next TO railroad, Will ask for
NINE BURNETT.
Take lexington and Soldiers Home
cars. aUg267t
THE Wonderful Remedy. Cancers
cured without knife, pain, or pay
until cureG: also caTbuncles, piles, dropsy,
by Prof. MARTIN RILEY, 46T Pa ave
NV 6u5-lmo
1T WALKER SONS. 2Ua IDth st. NV.
carpet lining. feIts. fire brick and clay,
asbestos. paInts. hTashes, lime. cement, two
and thIee-ply roofing material apr21-1
PROF. CLAY. oldest established sa-
vertising Clairvoyant. medium and for
tune teller in this city, removes all your
troubles; tells fIom cradle TO give; ed-
vice on business, love affairs, losses OF
matrifnonial adventures; unites separated
and causeS speedy marriage with one yen
love by proper advice. Call and be con
vinced that ] can work a case quicker
than any medium you ever met + ee. %
ceEtS. Hours. 10 to 8: open Sunday.
<S9 II ST.. bet. l2 and 6tD st. Ew.
AERIAL navigation viii never be-
come an established fact until you call
on US and get one OF those tine custom made
suits, the least bit worn. at a figure never
before thoughtof. JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
6l9 ID st. n. w.
The morning times., 1895-09-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE SALE and renting of pewso of the
Washington Hebrew Congregation VIII
take place in the Eighth Street Temple
Sunday, the Sth, at 8 a. IA.
The morning times., 1895-09-07
FOUND.

FOUND-Left in the Ad. Writers Club
room. Times building, on Labor Day,
q black kid glove. Apply at business Of
nce. se5-3t
The morning times., 1895-09-07
CHURCH NOTICES.

ST. PAUL'S NJ F. CHURCH. on Dupont
Circle. formerly known as THE Church OF
the Holy Cross" viii reopen on sabbath
morning. Rev. J. II. McCarty, d. D.. asse-
Church. will preach at II O'Clock, and
the Rev. ]. Dawson at 7:30. All other
services of this new church viii now be
re, saned
VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN
Church-P astor, F. d. Power, at Il a. nj.
and 8 p. m-: morning sermon, Fifty
years of church iife:" Sunday school. $50;
I. p s. c. E., z p. m. All welcome.
The morning times., 1895-09-07

NINE FERRIE-Scienti palm
istry, truest destiny reader of the age;
events OF pasJ and future revealed with
wonderful accuracy, hours 10 to g. 5l5
18th St NV. bet f and F. SELF
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w A RTED-TO purchase wagon and
IarneSS, IIght and strong. suitable for
grocer State prIce. Address T. this office.
se6-2t
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FOR RENT-Mt. PIeasant-1475 Ken
eSaw ave, oDe or Two rooms; with or
without board; fur. or unfur. Ec3-7t
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DIR. TAYLOR. 9o6 F st. NV, makes
full sets of teeth for SO; satisfaction
guaranteed; teeth extracted without pain;
gold filling, 81. amalgam, 50c. se4-tt
The morning times., 1895-09-07

FIFTEENTH STREET NJ E. CHURCH.
in chapel OF Gu nton-Teuple Memorial
Church. l 4th st. near L nw.-P reaching 10y
pastor, Rev. w. w. Van ArsdaIe, at III
a N. and D. IN. Sunday-sChoOl at 2:30
d IN EDwDrth League Z u m
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wANTED-HOTSEs.
wANTED-RooMs.

NE = NHf1 TD-IIy two adults, rooms fur
W-ntl complete for housekeeping. on
bathroom tlDaT. IN "A WeN-Eept house.
stat lowest price. Address QUIET, tins
office 1t
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WA ETEB Lady, ON by day, wishes
oueUufur. room; north ok. wcstor 1sth:
references given. Address PERMANENT
s.. TINS office. SeG-2t
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One Cent dss1 Raa
No advertisement less than 10a
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT pariors suitable for
professional man, at very reasonable
rates: also bedrooms. 92l Sth st. NV se6-35'
FOR RENT R st NV. large front
rooms, with 2lcOVe, or 2 communicating
room, with alcove, OF 2 communicating
both on same floor:monerater rent se6-3t
FOR RENT-Liglt housekeeping; two
rooms, front and back. flTst floor fur.
complete; cooking utensils, dishes, gas,
saIh si refrlgerator and sewing machine;
Sl5 per month. Also two rooms, second
foOr, fur. same manner, $12. 301 10th
St sw. near Smithsonian. se6-2t
FOR RENT-615 9th St NV, near
Pension and Postofflees, small fur
nished ROOM with board, $50. se6-2t
FOR RENT-Rooms; So and s. so
week, newly fur. rooms; private fam
ily. 30 n. Cap. st. sc6 st
FOR RENT rooms. unfur, On fourth
floor, and 3 on second; central location.
Apply 1912 ST NV. Ae6-3t
FOR RENT-Very desirable room with
hoard for 2; convenient to 3 car liues
anddepartments. Sian. lave NV. sc6-3t
FoRR 12thst-F ur rooms;
private family. sef-3t
FOR RENT-Handsome rosewood fur
nshed room for rent cheap. T22 11th
st. NV. se37t
FOR RENT-Nicely-fur apartments,
or unfur-, very cheap; for housekeeping
Inquire 23OS 18th ST, drug store, call
before p. III. sci 1T
FOR RENT-Second story south front
fur. rooms Tor gentlemen, So ana SO.
1908 st. NV. sel-7t
TO RENT-Large, cool. fur. rooms,
ll2" 4th ST. NV; cali before 10 clock
a. M. or 3 and p. m aHE3l-7t
FOR RENT-Three roUuIs on second
floor, FUR. for light housekeeping and
one room on third floor. Apply 2l06 q
ST NV. SeA-3t
FOR RENT-Mt. Pleasant-1475 Ken
cSaw ave, one OF Two rooms; with or
without board; fur. or unfur. Ec3-7t
FOR RENT-Fur or unfur front or
back EaTloT. also 3 unfur. rooms on I'd
floor for light Housekeeping; modern con-
Vcnicuccs. Apply 1902 q 81 NV. se5-3t
FOR RENT -Flat-4 unfur' rooms;
bath, gas, beat: low rent 6l5 ct
NV ee5-3t
FOR RENI'-Large we'll 1ur. rooms;
cool and comfortable in the business
center: convenient to all car lines; gentle
men only Apply I'd floor l231 f st. NV.
se4-4t
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AlOEEY no LOAN.

Money Wanted and to
Loan. We will loan you
money ats and 9 per cent on
improved or unimproved D.
(. real estate or to persons
contemplating building. No
delay where the security Of
fered Is good.
The morning times., 1895-09-07

SUM NJ ER Baarders Raleigh win be
open until October l. Plenty of oys-
ters and crabs. S. L. RALEIGH, Ridge
Md au27-12t
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FOR SA ALE-Erookland broom frame
house; 2-stury stable; porch, shade, wa
ter, latToba; lot 25X15O. Price, $1,S00.
CHAS. sICkELs, Dover ST., bet. 18th and
18th sts. se3-7t
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FOR RENT pariors suitable for
professional man, at very reasonable
rates: a so bedrooms. 92l 9Th ST. NV se6 Be
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FOR RENT-FARNiS.

FOR PEAT-3O-acre farm. very rich
lama. iluest location, extra CpOI water.
moderate rent. Apply % owner, Mrs. ISA-
BELLA HAGAN, Central ave, Bcuning,
j.. q. Sc3-7t
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PROPOSALS..

FOR SA ALE-Corner lot in East Dean
wood. Ssh. Apply 942 4 st. nv. SELF
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FOR LE-2TREt NV. ;tenrooms and
bath; new house an latest conveniences,
south front; large yard to 20-ft. alley; must
be seen to be appreciated. Owner, p Il ST.
-
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w a NTED-A man win good reference
10 take charge OF truck farm and apple
erChand, good place for the winter. Apply
aff0r r y, IA. ZIP L 81. ue. Ee5 81
wa NTED-Six cement finisncrs at
once LAFAYETTE SQUARE OPERA
HOUSE. sp5-3i
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LOST

LCST-On Thursday night on Delaware
ave. or l. ST. Ge., lady's hunting case
gold watch and chain alta ched: name en-
graved ON outside; liberal reward. 21S
1-2 st. sw. 1t
LOST-AHg. 30Ic;lr cor. of Pa. ave. and
4bll ST. Sc. on cable car 201, going west
leave if with T. E. Jacobs, 210 4th 81. Sc,
and be rewarded Mrs. HARRY c. LED
DON, Cleveland, Ohio. se73G
LOST-Left in water closet al District
government building, on 9th inst,
gold hunting-case watch initials H. 81.
D. ' on outside; alSn, gold chain and locket,
with initials ''R. E. W." on one side and
''1SS6'' on other side. Property Of De-
tective Weldon. Reward will be given if
left at Detective 0ffice se6-3t
LOST-Breast pin in shape ofpansy, with
diamonds i'll center. Reward IL left
at this office. se6-St
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RAILROADS
RAILROAD.
--|>ect Iuua % roaN

gTATION ClE.NER OF SIXTH AND p
STREETS
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HELP wAHTED-FEMALE.

w n ETED-A white wei Hurse wanted
TO board a amoHtus-Ola baby boy:
muEI be perfectly healthy and give good
references: VIII pay Sl2 month. MRS. 5.
L. SMITH, care Ghls Uluac. se5-2U
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One Cent HsId FsI
no advertisement iess than 1os
HELP wANTEp-MALR.


WA ANTED-Aciiye man rs cashier and
cnliecIor; must have best refs, and
fuglsh bond. Apply $. c. W, this office.
wAErED-GoodsecondcookatHoTEL
la NREACE. II
w A D-CanvasSersan ana agents, live
FaIeal, is represent "A large Northern tac-
tory. Big money TO the right party. Can
al Sl2 81. NV. se73t
WA ANTEH-l0 good agents 10 solicit
Tor ilit-best and oldest benefit company.
5i6 18TH st NV. seo-2t
WANTED A ,wheelwrlEht with tools;
also. a boy to learn horse-hOein% and
general blaCkSmlthiHE. one wIIh some eN-
prrienre-Ho other need apply. WM A.
SMITH, Bowen road, Good Hope. se6-St
w A NTED- Young man who can var
uI-n CaAg work. salary $500 per week
20 start Apply {. T. SnATIUCk, 81 6lf
ST. INV. 1t
WA NTED-2 first-class men, eNten-
Slg.-lg acquainted with business peopit',
10 represent ghe United states Commercial
Agency. A bonanza go the right meH-
Frank THOS. EVANS, Washington man
ager, 6l7 F ST se6-7t
wANTED-We want a few gentlemen
OF Good address TO sell goods for US,
and with fIUst-ciass men We Will make
most favorable contracts Experienced
leSnlenp-eTerrtd Mast be neatly dressed.
call az room !, o17 7th ST NV. se6-It
w ANTED-C -Cauyasscrs and gents, ike
AlAtiLiD It4hfAtII al large NbIluttH ldI--
tory. Big money 60 the right party Can
at 3l2 1 ST. NV. seG3L
w a MT ED-Four experienced soap
canVassers. Apply No. 4OS Florida
ave. NV. Ee5-7t
10 reliable men: rustleTs, little apItal re-
quir"d. lIberal alindueencnIsaiieTt-d some
thiuE ncw. Shop IN alley between NJ and
\. y ave, 4th and 5Ihnw. w HOWARD.
se5-St
VA NTED-A man " nh good reference
10 take charge OF truck farm and apple
orchard, good place for the winter. Apply
afi0r D. IA. ZIP L 81. lie. Ee5 81
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sis. NV. Rev. :. J. Smith. paStOT-Preaching
at l q. m. and s p. m. by the pastor.
). s, $50. Revival service, come.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

JOHNSON HOUSE, Colonial Beach,
on water front; terms reaSOna bic: Spe-
cial rates TO parties. Address MRS. G. e
JOHNSON. se3-7t
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FOR SALF-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Ata a sacrifice, one OF those
blll brick, white stone, 12-rOomer house
One-half so. from the Capitol; offer wanted
FOSTER x FOSTER, GIL F st. NV. se1-3t
FOR SA LE-Why rent when you can
bay SiX-room brick on Sumner ST.,
near 7th, NV, for 81, 400 by paying $50
cash and S12 monthly? Five nice frames,
ne, two blocks 1rnm three lines street cars,
$40 and SO monthly. K. ID. EUFFIN, 524
10Th, cor = St nv, se63t
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10 reliable men: rustlrrs, little capital re-
quir"d. lIberal alindueencnIsoI some
thinE nc ~. Shop IN alley bel lween NJ and
y y ave, 4th and 5lhnw. W. HOWARD.
gs5-gt
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TO RENT-Large, cool. fur rooms
H." 4th St NV; cali before 10 O'Clock
q. m. or and p. IN. aBg31-7t
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FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner Third aud A streets southeast
Rev. A. j. Graham, rector. 7:30 a. m,
holy communion, $50 "a NJ; Sunday school,
IL q. M: morning prayer, with sermon
Church," 7:3O p. m, the rector win de-
liver the first Of series of lectures upon
THE journeyings OF St Paul Members
of the brotherhood OF st. Andrew VIII
corGsally welcome all, especially strangers.
The morning times., 1895-09-07

FOR RENT-Fur. or unfur front or
back Tarlor. also 8 unfur rooEis on I'd
floor for light Housekeeping; modern con-
vcnicuccs Apply 1902 - NV se5-3t
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-15
HOW GIBBS Was KILLED.
ROBINSON AND HIS WIFE WAY
LAID. ROBBED AND SHOT THE
BUFFALO MAN.
BERT SNYDER BETRAYs HIS COUSIN
DURING THE MURDER
TRIAL.

BUFFALO, n. Y, March 14.-In the
Robinson trial to-day DIR. Carlton r.
Jewett testified that Gibbs death resulted
from the bullet in the brain. Bert Snyder,
Sadie Robinson's cousin, told about hear
ing Clarence and Sadie quarrel at their
house on Central avenue in Cleveland,
when Sadie threatened to elbow about the
Buffalo job"
"Then," said the witness, clarence held
Sadie up"
What do you mean by that?"
HE pointed a revolver at her, having
first blackened his mustache and tied a
handkerchief about his head"
"What did she say?"
"She said That's the way you held up
Gibbs'n
Clarence went on and told me about
holding up the Buffalo man. He said they
got broke in jamestown, skipped a board
bill there and went to Buffalo. They went
out one night and Sadie had suit of his
clothes on. They tackled this man Gibbs,
and he fought and they shot him. Clar-
ence showed me the revolvers."
Mr.. Hardesty objected to the testimony
of Snyder. but the court overruled the OBJ.
lection,
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good quantity is assured, but the uncom-
forta BILE uncertainty fingers whether 1t will
be enough to go around. Until that point
is settled prices seem to be bound to bump
along on bedrock.
Southern producers of pigiron have
booked orders quite heavily, and yet the
market remains stationary with occasional
soft spots. Our monthly pigiron statistics
show that production is not up to the mark
reached earlier in the year. This is chiefly
due to the fact that number of furnaces
are undergoing repairs, and confirms the
statement made some time since that the
really modern plant north of the Potomac
and the Ohio capable of making iron at
present prices is fully engaged. In the
metal trade the principal matter of interest
is the continued weakening of copper.
There has been good deal of pressure to
sell on the part of one large producing in
terest, and rumor has it that close to cents
has been accepted for Lake copper.