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PROPERTY FOR RENT.
Oracrs acsua, price quo;sd.


ol26-421 9TH ST. NW.-Brick: 21
rooms and baths; suitable for resi-
oence or boarding house: a. m. /. G4)
876-1s12 N. II. .AvE.-Brick: corner OF
NV; residence; newly decorated; II
rooms and baths. 2 offices arranged on LIST
floor for physician; heated by hot water: a.
N. /. t50)
87B-332 IND. AVE. Nw.-Brick office
building or residence; large roums: a.
m. i. t1o9
816-e5l4 18TH ST. NV. COLUMBIA
HEIGHTs-New and modern house; IL
rooms; a. m l. 01W %
&1O-251s 18TH ST. NV. COLUMBIA
HEIGHfS-Bay window brick; new and
modern home; IL rooms; a. m. l.. 111)
$6O.76-724 18TH ST. Nw.--Brick:
II rooms and bath; good condition;
Sso-17a4 coRCoRAN ST. Nw.-Brick
II rooms and bath; in thorough order order
86o-1O1 18th ST. sE.-Brick: fur.
nished; Sr and bath; a. m. i. ul3) s.
&A6-11O6 STH ST. sE.-Brick store
and dwelling; IL rooms. t11D
SA6-11GS STH ST. SE.-Erick store
and dwelling; IL rooms; a. IN. i. 114
S38.6O-113s FIFTH ST. NE.-Brick.
furnished; rooms and bath; comfort, fort,
able home: first-class condition. 1851
S3S-1725 PA. AVE. Nw.-Store and
rooms; brick dwelling. u36)
63S.66-219 A ST. SE.--Near the Cap
iioi. 12 rooms and bath; in Thorough
condition. G77)
ana bath: new house (79J
S2S.6O-l6O6N Nj AVE Nw.-Modern
home; rooms and bath, in thorough
repair. 16Ob
SIS -2O1o H ST. Nw.-Brick. rooms
and bath in good condition, u36j
S25-7C6 SEVENTH ST. Nw.-secand
story flat. $50
$22.so-1O6Fs F ST. NE Brick, rooms:
kitchen and bath; a. IN. /. 1S2)
S22.5o-1sso NORTH CAROLINA
AVE. NE. Brick, rooms and BATH; a.
622.SO-I1osHsT .NE.-New, 6 rooms
and bath: a. IN. i. u15)
S22.OO-7O d ST. NE.-6 rooms and
bath; concrete cellar; Il. m. i. go
&22.OO-72 d ST. Me- rooms and
bath; concrete cellar; a. mi. Q16)
S21.OO-235S 9Th ST. Nw-Brick; g
story and basement; 6 rooms and bath
$2o.so-eo5 18TH ST. Nw.-Briek. 6
rooms and bath. u17)
S2O,5O-623 L ST. NE.-Brick, 10
rooiIls and bath; "a. MI. ulsI
62O.5O-627 L ST. NE.-Brick. 10
rU,,li.s and bath; a. IN. i. ul9b
H2O.OO-2O4 18th ST. sE-Rrown-
stone, press-brick; English basement:
6 rooms and bath. t214t
S2O-41l L ST. NE.-Brick, Z rooms
and ba ill. (Sl)
62O-IIO7 G ST. Nw.-Tworoom flats,
heated by steam. I20)
S15-No.1 1898 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
Six rooms and bath; Il. mi. t179D
SIS 924F ST SW.-Store and rooms:
brick. u3D
Sl2.6O- 4ob KY. AVE. SE-Brick. 6
rooms and bath. (123)
$3.50 GA 18TH ST. NE.-5-room
brick. (130)
Desirable office rooms in the Bliss huild-
ng facing Cap, single or en- suite. 13Ol
H1O-l6Ss COLUMBIA ROAD-4-room
brick; lot 1cxS5. (21o)
$40 1897 4TH ST. sE.-six- room
frame. in good condition. (163l
S1O-516 10TH ST. sw.-5-room brick.
$40 WHITNEY AVE. BET. 9TH AND
10TH SITS. NV. S-room frame. 140D
SO REAR 2O10 H st. Nw.-4room
brick. 142l
SS.S0-iSl3-15-17 LINCOLN AVE. NE.
-Two-story bricks. with rooms. us1
ST. 333 FIRST ST. S. E-Threc stury:9
room frame: lot 1Sx175. t2OS)
&5,5 WHITNEY Av., BET 9TH AND
10TH SITS. NW.-3-room frame. 141)
$3.50 1900 AND 3202 9TH sT.Nw.-
5-Toom frames. t21S)
&5-Stable in rear 1927 / 4th ST.; room
fortwo horses and two carriages. u31)
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FOR RENT.
SUBURBAN HOMES.
Ouners' actual Price quoted.

&SO-TAKOMAP PARK-F urnisbed frame
cottage; rooms and bath; newly
papered and painted; plenty of fruit and
shade; good well water; near car lines;
will lease for S45 per month. (22O)
S5O-CoLONIAL BEACH-For the sea-
son, well located. u1S)
ADMINISTRATION GROVE-CottaEe
for the season. 176)
EoO.O PARK, COR. MONT
GOMERY AND PINE AVE.-7-room
frame; large yard. t6l)
R-FOREST GLEN-Cottage; 3 rooms,
with 81 900 feet of ground; all in
nrst-ciasS condition. tSlOJ
R-DEANWOOD. d. C.-Two Groom
cottages; well located and in good con-
dtion. Q4o)
81 S,OO-LANIER HEIGHTS-5-room
cottage with stable, near Columbia
road and 9Th ST. (Z13)
61,SO-16O3 GRACELAND PLACE NE.
Frame; 4-room and stable. t212)
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PROPERTY foR SALE.
QMPROyEDl.
0vners' actual price quoted.

OUnerS dcsu0l prics quoted
v2.6OO-0N II ST. NV. NEAR 18TH
ST.-A comfortable little home. of six
room s and bath; a. IN. t.; terms easy. d7)
4A.0OO-H< ST. NV, NEAR 1sT-3-
story press brick dwelling; contain
ing 8.roofis andbath andin good condition.
terms easy. Q69)
o2Q.OOO-coRNBR ON NEW HAMP-.
SHIRE AVE. short distance south of Du..
pont Circie-M0dern brick house. 4 rooms
and baths; hardwood finish: office
rooms on first floor, suitable for physician;
IN thorough condition; newly decorated and
handfrescoed roughout; termsee suit. t5O)
$500 -.2isT ST. NEAR K ST.
store, including fixtures and stock; old
able. t5l)
86.ooO-12TH sT.sE., BET. e AND F
,nn e2,story press bricE dwelling: &C contain na1r
ing; terms TO suit. t7S)
SA.6OO-1ITH ST. Sc, NEAR LIN
coin PARK "A 9-reoin brick dwelling
and bath; very desirable home: accommo-
dating terms. to2l
S6.6Oo-EIGHTH ST. NE.-Brick. with
rooms and store; am. l.: reasonable
terms. t14D
S.1.S6O-BELAIR AVE. NE.-2-story
frame dwelling. containing rooms and
pantry; easy monthly payments. t7O)
SlO.R0O-R RIGGS ST. NV. BET. 18TH
AND ISTH-A 3-story brick and stone
dwelling. containing 10 rooms and bath.
q. N. L.: in thorough condition: terms easy.
l64)
So. .aOO -coRcoRAN ST. BET, 18th
10 rooms and bath. Il mf ticrn home; nse cash
required; $50 per month. tSn
$4,000 WA SHIN6rON HEIGHTS.
HEAD OF CONN. AVE.-Ligbt stone
and brick; modern in every detail. heated
by steam; hard wood finish. u46)
S3.1OO Nj ST. Ne. TRINIDAD-New
motiern Gro, m brick ard bath; lot 25x
lao; 5000 cash; balance $50 per month.
- l1nJl
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LEG AL NOTICES.

ISSUED June IL. 1885, Estate OF Will
liam Naylor. late of the District Of
Columbia. No. 1899. Doc. 22-Apptica-
OF the District OF Columbia. holding orphans
court. for probate OF last will OF said Will
liam Ma ylor and for letters test ampntary on
said estate. by Henry B. Naylor r and Andrew
A. LipscOmb. named as executors therein,
this is to give notice to all concerned to ap-
pear in said court on Frida v. the third dayof
July, A. ID. 1896, at 10 o clock a. M, to
show cause why such application should
not be granted. A. B. HAGNER,
Attest: Justice
.NOTA MeGILL. Register OF wills. i. e.
Pl1l,n Wa,ker. Proctor for Applicants.
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PROPOSALS.

WASHINGTON. p. G.. June 1s:
1896. Sealed proposals will be received
at the office of the president of the board
of trustees OF the Reform School, ID. C.,
Department OF Justice building, until IL
O'Clock noon. Of Thursday, June 25, 1896,
for supplying the Reform School, d. c.,
with coal for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1897. Specifications and instructions
to bidders can be obtained on application
to the secretary OF the board, Mr.. g. W.
Curriden, No. 1923 F st. northwest Right
to waive defects and to reject any or all
bids is reserved. CECIL CLAY. President
Board OF Trustees, Reform School.
Je15 II, 10 20 % "a
wAsSsfHINGiT0M, A4ssfH IlNssGisT5 R1. 81, June ,;
at the office of the president of the board
OF trustees OF the Reform school, d. C.,
Department of Justice building. until IL
O'Clock noon of Friday, June 28, 1896,
for removing boilers, furnishing steam
pipe and connections, and laying pipe
at the school grounds. Specifications,
plans and instructions to bidders can he
obtained on application to the superintend-
end at the school. The right to waive
defects or reject any or all bids Is reserved,
CECIL CLAY, President Board of Trustees,
Reform School.
te15 IT 10 20 % "a
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WANTED.
SUBURBAN HOMES.

: We have applicants for country homes to
rept for the season or lease by the year Ad-
dress Immediately. Times Real Estate
Bureau, 10th and Pa. ave. NV.
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FOR SALE.
GOOD WILL. STOCK AND FIXTURES.
n,nn.rs, ,.t,,cy .,r;e. o.otsd

Oicners actual price quoted.
Established bakery, Tth st. NV, near
ness: well equipped: party leaving the city:
price, $500. Further information, THE
TIMES REAL ESTATE BUREAU.
Flour and feed store, vicinity New Liberty
Market, horse, wagon, harness and fix
the city: price, $500: easy terms: estab.
lished 1873. Apply TIMES REAL Es-
TATE BUREAU.
Established flour and feed store, CO.
lunihia Heights; rent Sl8 mouth; price,
S4OO; good paying business; books open
for inspection.
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RECRUITS WANTED.

ANTED-ForU. 6. Army able bodied
and 30, citizens of the United States, OF
good character and temperate habits. who
can speak, read, and write English. For
information apply, preferably by letter.
to Reoruiting Officer. washington Bar.
racks. D. c., or Fort Myer. Va.
ap24-tu &fritotu30
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FOR sALE-n1crcIKs

FOR SALES different Kinds hest
known bicycles, new; latest models:
g to 25 per cent discount. Box 10. this
Office. ju17-Tt
BICYCLE Bargaius-we will sell Tor
10 days only, for cash,--1 Cents for
all new '96 makes, 2s-fnch wheels: they are
not only up 10 date but little ahead. A.
B. CARPENTER, 14th aud Park Place.
my30-1m
HIGH GRADE RICYCLEs-
simple, strong, durable: all guaranteed.
WORCEsTER CYCLE MFG. Co, Ag'cy,
1880 18th st. u. Aye0-im
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PROPOSALS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMEN IA ~.
ton. d C., June Is, 1696-Sealed proposais
will he received at this office upill
O'CLOCK z. NJ, on the 29th day OF JUNE,
1S96, and opened immedlateiy ,i.t .neLeaitef' -,
Tor all the laEor and materials required 10
remove three old steam boilers ;iDd erect
three new steam boilers complete, IN tDe
United states Treasury Buildlng, Mashing-
ton u. c.. in accordance with the drawing
and specification, copies of which may he
had ut this office. Each bid must De ac-
companicd by u certified check Tor a sum
NOT less than 2 per cent of the amount OF the
proposal. The right is reserved to rejectaDy
and all bids and TO waive any defect or IN
Iormalty in any bid, If Il be deemed in tne
interest of the government to do SO. All
proposals received after the time stated VIII
be returned to the bidders. Proposals must
be enclosed in envelopes. sealed. and marked,
Proposal for the removal and erection or
three boilers in the United States Treasury
Building at Washington, d. c." and ad-
dressed to WILLIAM MARTIN AIKEN
Supervising Architect. IL
PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES At
JAIL: $. Jail, washington, d: C.,
furnishing at the United States Jail, during
the fiscal year ending June 80. lSS7, sup
plies OF f+esh and salt beef. groceries. CLOTH
livered from time 10 time and in such
quantities as may be ordered. Bids should
be addressed to the general agent, Depart
JUNE 20. 1886, at which time they win be
opened. The right to reject any and all
bids is reserved. Specifications for cloth
ing and groceries may be had on application
to the general agent, JOHN r. LEON ARD,
Warden. je19-2t
PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL-Clcrk's Of
flee, House OF Representatives, United
States, Washington, ID. c., June 3, 1885,
sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK, NJ, TUES
DAY, JUNE 80, 1896, for the delivery OF
one thousand Il. .o0o) tons, more or less, of
the best White ash furnace coal (scrcened);
also scventy-five tT5) cords. more or less, OF
the best spruce pine, and one hundred and
1ifty tlool cords, more or less. of the best
oak wood. as may be needed at the
House OF Representatives during the fiscal
year. ending June 80, 1897: said wood and
coal to be delivered and stored in the
vaults Of the south wing OF the CauituI. ;t
such times and in such quantities as may
be ordered by tue Clerk OF the House Of
Rep rcscntativcs- The coal must weigh
2,2io pounds to the ton, and the oak wood
must be cut in three t3) pieces. The wood
must measure f2S cubic feet to the cord.
The right to rcweigh the coal at the CapitOl
and the right To reject any md all bids is
reserved. The bids to be indoreed PRO
posals for Coal and Wood. and addressed to
A. MCDOWELL. Clerk OF the. House or
Rep rcsentatives, U. 3. te5-4t-oaw.
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FOR sALE-FARMs.

FOR SALE-Smallf farm. 20 miles from
Washington. on Alexandria and Fred.
eri lex sburg Railroad. Address j. NJ
SPRINGMANs Springnoan r. o., Va.
ju16-7t
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LOST.

LOST.
LOST OR sTOLEN-smaii hay horse,
May II; LEFT hind loot white and brund
n. 8. on left shoulder: property Of PAUL
NIGHT, 9th and Morrison At w lei 9-3t
FOR RENT-s'TCRES.
FOR RNNT-Old established grocery
and pr0visiOn stand: in god locality;
No. 326 11th st. e. IDQuirO ut 11u1 1.2
B. G. ave. sc. 3e195t
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FOR sALe-HousRs

FOE SALE-7-room frame dwelling:
bay window, front; No 326 Lincoln
monthly payments. Inquire T. e. REAR
DON. owner, 800 Monroe st je13-7t
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coNrRAcroR Axn nrnnen

WIZ, i. CLAYTONGContractiDg
building and cafpeuters' work; shop
slS It'll st. NV. 5eI4-7t
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-To drunfners and busi-
ness men, horse and buggy or Dayton,
81 80 and So per day. Apply to the REX
STABLES. rear of 10 Z st. NV: telephone
call 100. my16-tf
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wANrEp-HousEs.

yXlANTEO-FOK CASH.
w Residence In Northwest; large bed
rooms: g baths, steam heat; 25 feet front,
more; would buy an old residence
and remodel; must be a bargain. Apply
Tho Times Real Estate Bureau
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wANTED-RooMs.

WANTED -Four unfurnished rtonis in
basement house; first and fect nd i!cor.
must be in good condition; in the northwest:
10 children. Party's owning home preferred.
state price. Address b b.. this ofIite. lem
w wANTED-Second floor room. with
board, on or near East Capitol ST.
ADDRESS MRS. Il, this office. jcI S-3t
wANTED-Byyou young man ,unfurnished
rDOin or rooms: must be reasOas bic.
state terms and locality. Address Mr..
10Y, General Delivery. ju1T- Stem
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; SPECIAL notice.

% reward for information leading to re-
covery OF white setter dog. lemoD-ool-
pred ears: lost Saturday. tile 18th. Address
-. 4.COvARRUBIA, 1915 Conn.ave.
ju18-3tsem
20 attend q SPECIAL meeting ofBrickiay
ers' Union, No. 1, at the union ball. ON
FRIDAY EVENING next at O'Clock for
By order OF union.
J.B.DOWEI.L, Secretary.
Jei7-3t
TEN shares Washington and Great Falls
Electric 4 aiiway stock. mt $50
share. Address ]. @. s., this office.
je16-5t
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ron MISREPRESENTATION

FOR RENT-6-rn. houseiu NV; rn.s
fur; Will rent for $lS per no. in ad-.
vance, from July l until October l. Apply
at nENSEY'S. 1900 F st. ju16-3t.etn
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ANTED- Private party wants .
building lot IS It. front, bet ween 18th
and 2Otb, North of N st; not over 81 loot.
Address TINE REAL ESTATE BUREAU
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ROBERT n. LYNCH,
Pastors Assistant.

evening will be "silver night" when all
the costumes worn, articles sold and en-
tertainment will be in accord.
The second evening will be "gold
night" On this evening there will be a
grand demonstration by the Mckinley
ties of the church. The decorations and
the costumes will be golden. On the first
evening Bryan clubs and prominent
Democratic candidates are expected to at
tend. and on "gold night" the various
sound-money clubs and Republican candi-
dates will be present. Voting for popular
nominees will be carried on. One evening
will be given to the suffragists.
Great preparations have been made and
the fete seems an assured success. The
ladies will serve fine dinner each even
ing at 80.
The following ladies have charge OF the
stalls:
Free Silver stall-Miss Ethel Young, Mrs. ].
NJ. Galahorn, Miss Laura Tennett.
Sound Money, Gold stall--Miss Agnes Mills,
Miss G. Wolfe and Miss Wright.
Liberal Arts stall-Mrs. E. North, Miss Grace
Corwin, Miss Welsch.
Temple of Flora-Miss A. A. Hurd and Miss
Grace Felker.
Lemonade stall-Miss Myra Stevens and Miss
Myrtle McDavitt.
Palace of sweets-Miss Leila Berry, Miss
Bessie Code and Miss Lucy Mershan.
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Saws the State Is Safe Because
the Silver Sentiment Is
Dying Out.
FARMERS WANT PROTECTION.
Gold Democrats Bolt Orator Bryan
and Are Flocking to the st.
Louis Platform.

LydelI Baker, one of the most promi-
nent attorneys of Portland, Or, and a
power in State party politics, is al the
Grand Hotel. He says that the silver
craze is rapidly dying out in Oregon and
is confident that Mckinley and Hobart
will carry the State by a big maj 'rity.
There is no doubt that the silver senti-
ment at one time assumed alarming pro-
portions in Oregon and threatened to
sweep the State" said Mr.. Baker last
night. 'It is not so now. The straddlers
have been forced off the fence and have
climbed on to the st. Louis platform with
both feet. At the June election held for
State offices and member OF Congress the
Republican party was sadly divided. Two
years before Mr.. Dolph, who was perhaps
the ablest representative Oregon has had
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nance, appeared before Judge Campbell
Yesterday morning.

nance, appeared before Judge Campbell
yesterday morning.
Formel received transfer from the con-
ductor of Powell treet car and in place
OF using it handed it to boy who was
standing on the corner. Pratt and Krouse
observed him and Krouse seized him and
placed him under arrest. Pratt grabbed
hold of Henry Lefooitz, newsboy, who
resisted arrest and riot was nearly pre-
cipitated, the crowd that soon gath
cred taking sides with Formei and the
newsboy.
After the two ''spotters" had given their
evidence Attorney Kelly, who appeared
for the company, cited the section of the
recent ordinance which makes it a misde-
mearor to dispose of a transfer ticket. and
the section of the code which authorizes
the exercise of the police power of mu-
nicipal corporation to give full effect to
any and all franchises granted by the cor
poration.
The Judge ordered Formel to appear for
sentence to-morr 1t is said an appealwill
be taken to determine whether or not a
passenger has any property rights in a
transfer issued to him for money con-
sideration.
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Dora Fales.
Arctic grotto-Mrs. H. ]. Berry and Miss
Grace Berry.
Household stall-Mrs. A. spalding and Mrs.
J. Rath bun.
Blackbird room-Miss Edith NJ. Johnson and
Miss Mildred Stearns.
Dining hall-Mrs. A B. Vogel, Mrs. Mary
Magee, Mrs. G. 3. Corwin, Mrs. j. Underhill,
Mrs. N. Stearns and Mrs. Jean MAXWELL.
Mrs. Moore, the president of the Ladies'
Society; Robert N. Lynch, the pastors as
sistant and president OF the Young People s
Society; Mrs. Underhill, the president of
the Kings Daughters, and Miss Clara
Hunter, the president of the Junior
Society, are all keeping their various de-
partments at work to make the fete sue
cess.
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ARE AGAINST NJ 'KINLEY
England Dislikes Him Because
He Is in Favor of
the Tariff.
S. c. Lillis on the Feeling of Capital
ists-The Poor Hotels of
Lon3on

s. 9. Liilis, the capitalist of this city,
who is largely interested in the Bank oi
Hanford, Bank of Oroville and Bank oi
Lemoore, returned here yesterday after
one hundred days in England and Scot
land. Mr.. Lillis for long time owned 9
good part of the great Laguna de Tache
Rancho in Fresno King and Kern coun.
ties. He has bsen in his time an exten.
sive railroad contractor, and has dipped
into other things. He went over to Lon
don on an important business matter, and
was successful in his purposes.
But he says, nevertheless, that money is
very close in England. If a man wants
money, generally speaking, he can get il
far easier in the United States than there
They don't want to invest in anything in
America, and won't do SO till after the
election.
"They appear over there not to like this
country in the slightest way" he said,
''and politically they think we are all
going to the dogs. They hate Mckinley
because OF the tariff and they don't like
Bryan on account of free silver. OF the
Two, though. I rather think they hate
Mckinley the most. The financial articles
in the papers are full of the grossest mis-
statements-lies, pure and simple-full OF
1hibSS thdb any hIoliCoh hhO OWo oiO @ASos
I asked some OF the editors why they pub
lished them and they could give no reason
for it.
II have been over there many times,
and each time like the country less than
formerly. l spent most of my time in
London, and do my best l couldn't get
anything tit to eat. I went all around,
and tried first one place and then another,
till the whole gamut OF hotels and
restaurants of any note had been run.
1.-The beeisteaks were tough, dry and
taste!ess. Their chicken was cooked with
ham. 1t was tough business everywhere.
The bricklayer in this country lives better
than the Prince of Wales, and not man
in England lives as well as the well-to-do
man in this country.
This is in the rough about the way
things stand. / had to C me home to get
good meal. If | look poor It is attrib-
utable to the wretched London hotels.
Every guest goes by number there.
eThey don't know mans name and
glory in the fact that they don't, and treat
him uncivilly while taking his cash.
may say, as whole you can get more Tor
penny and less for a pound there than
any place on earth.
But despite their distrust OF all things
American Mckinley is going to be elected.
He is ii indications in the East count for
anything. stopped for some time in
Chicago. Mckinley will carry that State
by a tremendous majority. Altgeld will
not be elected. This is the concensus OF
opinion there"
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FAIR AID FOR EMMANUEL
A Grand Fete Is Being Ar.
ranged for Next
Week.
All the Societies Are Actively Pre-
pairing for the Coming
Event.

The ladies of the Emmanuel Baptist
Church have arranged grand fete to be
given at the church next Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday after
moons and evenings. All the departments
of the church Lave been working zeal
ously during the past month-the Ladies'
Aid Society, Young Peoples Society,
Junior Endeavorers and Kings Daugh-
ters.
The fete will be decidedly unique, being
conducted along political lines. The first
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The Moody Quartet VIII Sing To-Day.

The famous quartet of Chicago known as the
Moody Quartet, under the special patronage of
the eminent evangelist, D. L. Moody, arrived
in San Francisco yesterday afternoon and will
sing at the Association Auditorium, Mason and
Ellis streets, to-day at the mass-meeting at 3
O'Clock. The service will be free to both ladies
ana gentlemen and the doors will be open at
2:3O. The public is earnestly invited 10 at
tend. This quar- tet has National reputation
and has always sung before crowded houses.
Their appearance this afternoon at the asso-
ciation building will be special attraction at
the young mems meeting.
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TRANSFER TICKETS.
Judge Campbell Decides That 1t Is s
Misdemeanor for Passenger to
Give One Away.

Jules Formel, the young electrician who
was arrested Friday night at Powell and
Market streets by A. Pratt and L. Krouse,
two "spotters" of the Market street Cable
Company, for violating the transfer ordi-
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-18
A Challenge to nriII
The following challenge is self-explanatory
ARAoRY INDEPENDENT CAVALRY CoRPs.l

~S NSAAO"iHs Cud4lenBS Is sSelI-eXDl6natOry:
ARMoRY INDEPENDENT CAVALRY CORPS,
Ia Golden Gate avenue
SAN FRANCISCO. October IS, 1896
Edtor Sdn francisco dLt-DEAR SIR: We beg
lenge in the columns of your paper:
We, the Independent Cavalry Corps do
hereby challenge the Uniform Rank, Knights
for five hundred dollars ($5OOj side. the
loser to receive % per cent Of the gate re-
ceipts. The drill to take place on or before
March 1, 1897.
c. D. BRANDON, Captain Commanding.
Sergeant I. W. HOLLIS, Recording Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-18

Third Street-Nolan's Must vacate.
The Nucleus building to be torn down
January 1. Big stock of shoes to be closed
out at great sacrifice.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-18

PiIesi Pilesl Macs InfaIlibIe Pile Cure.
Cures all cases of blind. bleeding, itching
and protruding piles. Price SOC. A. McBoyle
& CO.. druggists. 504 washington street.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-18

The newest things in ladies' pocket-books
Just received. Sanborn, Vail & Co., 741 Mar
ket street.