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New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
ncr,,,rn FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

ia, ya,re New-amp-hirc and Vermont. fair. followed
-, increasing clcudiness Wednesday night; norherly
winds,
rr Massachusetts, Rhode Island ani Connecticut. fair.
, Win Increasing coudness; slightly cooler: noheriy
shifting 10 easterly winds
~, raaern York. increasing cioudiness. possibly
-, ,,,, in extreme southern portion. probably rain
night, norhcrly shifting to eas'ery winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania, New-Jerrey ana Delaware
,,c,e,siny cioudincss probably with rain IN the afternoon
m,i night. winds becoming e,sterly
ror he District ~ Columbia and Maryland CLOUDY ana
,enins urobnbiy with rain slight changes In tenn
nsraturr: southeasterly winds .,.,.~ -.
Pennsylvania. cloudy ana threatening. pfooS
~. ~, ,r,,h rain fresh -outheasterly winds. .
" rr Western New York. increasing coudiness probably
IL ain IN the afternoon night warmer: fresh south
eastsriy winds
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
uropn DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

,,au,,ora Conn. March 3.-Tfs Democratic city
canusn,,on tonight nominated c'-sherir Miles b.
n.".,nn ,or Mayor, George A. R@nolds for Town
U1Sh ,of f0s CITY Msra
% T%nomas tnr a. CIV Collector and Walters. Ma;her for
(sitv Auditor
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

The benefit performance OF THE Heart OF Mary
land" for the Hebrew Infants Asylum. at the
Uerald Square Theatre yesterday afternoon. re-
suited in a gain Of 81. 500 for the institution
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NOTES or THE STAGE.

The h.neA, performance at Palmers Theatre yes-
erIay brought IN about $500 20 the n [. S'S'ernoo'
Tho ,-nc,l features ~ the programme were three
,,.,,, nl,vs "Your Very Humble Servant" The
N,t,r's Aproinifn-ni" ana THE Flying Welge
Miss Marie C6tc gave her mono'ogue. MISS ORA
h,riy's PINK Tea: Miss May irwin presented some
sn,ci alice and L. Petite Adelaide danced
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
NORTH CAROLINA FOR PROTECTION

SENATOR PRITCHARD SAYS MKINLEY WILL GET
SIXTEEN OF THE TWENTY-FIVE DELEGATES.
Washington March 81 (SpecaD-"Ma jor McKin-
Iey said Senator Pritchard. Of North Carolina to-
day Twill have sixteen out Of the twenty-five dele
gates from my State have nothing to say against
Mr. Reed. On the contrary. admit that he has
some strength In the State but the truth neverthe-
less remains that neither Mr. Reed nor any other
Presidential asplrant can carry the State against
Mr.. Mckinley"
What has caused the Mckinley boom"'
"It is simply that the people OF North Carolina
want protective tariff, and they look upon Nc
Kinley as the embodiment OF that principle.
could name hundreds Of men in the Congress dis
trict in which live who have been Democrats all
their lives. but who intend to vote the Re
publican ticket because they see that the Demo
cratic policy hurts their business interests The
great development OF manufactures In the South
has brought this sentiment and then the
ter!als."
Senator Pritchard again denied emphatically that
he aspred TO seat in the next Cabinet. II shall
"and ] am In the Senatorial TO stay" He
added that with fusion with the Populists the
State would certainly not go Democratic next fall.
and he was rather disposed TO believe that the Re
pubiicans could win snsle-handed.
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son in Pennsylvania. and believe that he will be
Loyalty and heartily supported. All Of the avowed

candidates have friends in Pennsylvania, and 1t
would be hard TO who would get most support
in Senator Quay should fall short Out in the
western END OF the State the Mckinley sentiment
has crept over the border; some through the state
speak kindly OF Senator Ason others are Inclined
toward Reed and all the candidates would probably
get support in the delegation could not
support Senator Quay any longer"
General Beaver admitted that Mckinney was away
in the lead. and that 1t looked as If he would be
nominated. but he had hope that Senator Quay
would show strong In the final vote.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

Those in need Of a Cough Remedy will find Or.
Jayne's Expectorant always prompt, thorough and
efflcac!ous.
Regulate your bowels with JayDes Sanatve Pillss's
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

tree, of Washington County, alternates to the st.
Louis Convention. Resolutions indorsing Mckinley
were adopted. Colonel Cyril Hawkins. OF Morgan
County was nominated for Presidential electOr.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
REPUBLICAN CLUB or THE XXIID.

Albany March 3l-The Republican Club OF the
XXIId Assembly District OF the city of New-York
WAS Incorporated today The directors are Charles
X Lexow Jacob Kahn. Henry 1Apsky Herman
Cantor Charles Steinberg and James McAioon.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

This week AMI next are 10 be devoted 70 daily re-
hoarsals OF "The Village Postmaster" and the stage
director Eugene Prcsbrey. says the new play Will
he ready FOR production az the Fourteenth street
Theltre on Monday, April l3
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

Miss Lillian Russell was still unable to appear at
Abbeys Theatre last night and her part in The
Goddess OF Truth" was taken by Miss NIta Caritte.
Miss Russell sent word 10 the theatre that she
sbnuId he able 10 sing tonight. Leo Detrichstein
has LETT Miss Russcrs company and 4. Is. Jury mas
taken his place.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

There's an air OF refinement about vENNARp'S 8
ROMAN VIOLET PERFtME-a delightful odor or spring.
Ask Vennards and take no other.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

oscar fiammerston has arranged with John H.
Rogera 10 present THE Strange Adventure" OF Miss
Brown" at the Olympia Theatre during Easter
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
THE DIXIE AyD HIS BRIDE AT HONE.

London March s--rhe Duke OF Marlbo''ush ana
his bride formerly Miss Nanderbiit. OF Ne"-forN'
arrived M their home. DlenheIm Palace, Woodstock,
,od,v from their HONEYMOON trip. They were en-
tbus,s.,jcaIly received by the villagers and ten
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

short Hills n. J. Mountain side)-Beautiful views
dwelling stables; q acres $4,000 terms (posses-
,onI T. r. HAMILTON & CO.. 96 Broadway, ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

Milwaukee. March Sl.-A special committee of
transcont,nenta freight lines is IN session at the
Phser Hotel for the purpose OF organizing trans
continental association and establishing a tariff
schedule for through freight traffic. The meeting
Is an adjourned session. begun a, New-York on
March 49, and Will probably last eight or ten days
1t is proposed to enforce higher rates across the
Continent Oficials say that since 1892 through
freight over the lines has been demoralize1
because In that year the Panama Road was opened
out OF the association. All the Leading railroads be-
bers OF the new association. r. II. Countiss Of
Chicago is the chairman. and Mr.. Chann the secre-
tary Of the committee.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICAL SENTIMENT.

Ex-Governor James A. Beaver. Of Pennsylvania.
II In this city. and OF the speakers at the
meeting Of the Presbyterian Union at the Hotel
Brunswick. The Ex-Governor. who ia staying at the
Brunswick. is one of the most popular Republicans
In Pennsylvania. He Union general, and lost
leg In the war. At one time ne was prominently
named as Presidential possibility, but he never
urged his claim. and while strong in his State. is
now content with his judicial duties as Judge OF
the Supreme Court Of the State
Being Judge the Ex-Governor did not care TO
talk politics to any extent. but when asked about
the political preference CT the Republicans Of his
State. he replied: Senator Quay u the favorits
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
TOWN ELECTION IN MOUNT PLEASANT.

IVWN ~ I-III@' rV'N f'N @''T"9@f '''''''''
Pleasantville ~ Y. March Sl-At the town cleo
ton in Mount Plea asant to-day. C. NJ. Lane, Repub-
lican, was elected Supervisor by 20 majority.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
coulIEyT on CTRRENT TOPICS.
xo, ENTHUSIASTIC OVER LYMAN.

From The Albany Journal
NJ LYMAN is a Republican If sterling worm 'n
Nj; 10y ttli.y . and has no crsnks or "isns' apout
49, 81 he head OF the new Excise 'epa' m '' -
vii have an opportunity to = rye % 'ha h cbance
~ d,srunt the party and DISCUS the people
.,t,rNrry AND sOr'ND FINANCE.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
+. n.NK OLE LIEuTENANTGENER

,,., Tho New-York Commercial Avertser'
,d. from the argument Of S"cntory, iiii iinioii
The revival az the grade OF ii'uu ,,.,r,
nm NJ General Miles or OF any othcf ns,.i
W AZ. u,od violate precedent. th,Ic u inc % oan
,o,,,lar sentiment does not call Tor ~ Iopu.hr u.
lis ,p,rn, ls IN, test In this mattet' perau", ~
aentli aentls NJ such a revival Is special honor ana IN"
purPoSs e oconferred not by the Secretary OF var as
n". nor, ~ Army management Dut NrtuaV ~ VIZ ~
n pN. otiveg OF the people IN congress, 40, W
Tepoy this on General Miles Is simply 70 uec,aiv
hall moi become an eN-oi'lc'o rignt pu, sn'"
.an lain n speclal, almost unattainaoie "''"o'"
NEw-JERsEY FOR MKINLEY.
,,..,,, Tn. philadelphia Telegraph.
=. ras IN he expscted that when the Mckiney nfe
~ was ,,sd so % in Inc Jersey bushes i would sweep
I'm The Palisades to Cape May Inc inTme,s. ,, n
u the workingmen and all classes on eitHsns \.
" our ne.ghborhg State. have had soIry tao y. ~ a
~ m,ndsr fhe present Democratic dispensat'on' si,l ~
hn re counting the days until the tlme on 'nsI me-
tnny "a moo from Clevelandsm and Wilaonisn me
Ii eprssdentiaI candidate typihes the patrouc
Oni,,ents OF the masses In the manuiacturihe ana
c.sn',,ura districts. and everything lnuicae' ns'
G y,Ii have the delegation from New-Jersey "'"-
ont a contest
FRENCH WEAKNESS IN DIPLOMACY.
,,.,, The Providence Journal
rhs French lack Cromer at caro- stronset
tive AT Berlin and man OF tne sren.est ~.
Iep, IeIpP,,,, ~ London Behind and above tnsse upio-
ts 400 the home Government mient pe tar pe.er
MATS. tVv shn NV n has been for time past The
v,dence in current events that fremisr s.S III
S clever person does not embrace L .h
nn,n,ons that he has surrounded nimse" Win '"e
IL
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CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE NAMED.

ACTIVE WORKERS OF THE REPUBIicAN cidb To
ORGANIZE FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL. CANVASS
Cornelius ~ Bliss president OF the Republican
Cub has appointed the following campaign COM
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

,r-,,,,,. ONCE April l. a. m-rhe weather yesterday
., n.ir and warmer. The temperature ranged between
"a and "a degrees the average 'S4's deEres' oe'ns %
s. higher than Monday and 10 degrees h'sne'
% "a, ~ The corresponding day OF last year ,
tnrn % ' ws,her today viii cloudy probably with ram
tn-nighh
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

.s,. a,..rau n continuous white line shows the
.,anves in pressure ss Indicated BY The Trbnnss sell
recording barometer The dotted % nns iep''''' Wv WV
rn..,.ture recorded At Perry's Pharmacy
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
PostOmce Notice.

Foreign mails fo- the week ending April will cico1
fpromptly all at this office as follows:
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
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rRrBrrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

Cub. has appointed the Following campaign CO..
mittee for this year:
.,.uar, IT Steele chair Samuel Thomas.
H1-D' 80 Howard Payson Wlds.
Cornelius ~ Bliss president Henry IL rtoaoaro'
oficiO; ~ ", VI, 1.,um
f.inu i.ov1;; Addons Or +. J. birmingham
ioi 81 - I'M, ss,o,ua II II. De Milt.
Jarea A. blanchard. Jonm a pu..""'
= = y Gleason
CoIonel Charles II. Dennison harics ~ ih''''o'
Joseph II. Emery n"Te' n"'''
James p Foster, ~. -, ~ D.,r,,k
James W. Hawes. ,,,ni, ,nn,..s -, y, CO,
Trsce Hayden. - Go. rt. " .,t G,.rn '
Colonel Charles i. Homer L1"'n r y, r,,hw
J. Edgar Leaycrat ~. -. 1.,orn r.
ioitasuc Ta.on Or Horace r. Hanks.
Arthur l.. Merriam. J"nn frr, r,a', '
fW',am u. Murphy M; rIn'as.
John Sabine Smith. T. w ,".nam
Leonard W. Sweet. n ~ III; I'm ""
George a. Strong. ren,s H. pu-net,
Charles II. Treat. "ehe'" H. -
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Baltimore Markets.

Baltimore, Md, Aug. 2s.-Flour quiet, I'M
changed-receipts, 5,713 barrels; exports,
5.212 barrels; sales, 700 barrels. Wheat
dull and fIrmer-spOt and month. 81 7-Sa
g.; September. 62 3-Sa62 1-2; October,
IS LAOS IL, December. Go 1-2a65 81;
steamer No. 2, red, 81 1-2a56 3-4-receipts,
40 ,204 bushels; exports. 52,23 bushels;
stock. !, 266, 800 bushels, sales; $1,000
bushels-southern wheat by sample, 6Oa63;
do. on grade. % 5-sa62 5-s. Corn firm
spot. month and September, 26a26 1-S:
October. &c 3-Sa26 1-2; November and
December, new and old, % ga asked;
January. "a IA bid; steamer mixed,
22 1-Za22 5s-rcceIpts. 49,, $50 bushels;
exports. none; stock, 1,4O6.9 bushels:
sales. 400 bushels-southern white and
yellow corn, &c 1-2a27 1-2. Oats steady
NO. 2. white, 25a26; No. 2 mixed, 23a
% 1-2-recelpts, 1927 bushels: exports,
none; stock. 209.576 bushels. Rye quiet
ard easy-No.2 nearby, SO 1-2a36; western
36a37 -receipts, 2,44O bushels; exports,
none; stock, 1855 bushels. Hay quiet.
tending lower-choice timothy, new, $I4a
$l4.5O. Grain freights firm. active and
higher-steam to Liverpool, per bushel
3-Sd.: october; Cork, for ORDERS per
quarter. IS. 4 I'D, September. Sugar
steady. unchanged. Butter, eggs and
cheese. firm, Unchanged Whisky un-
changed.
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POSTOFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read dairy 10y all Interested
as changes may occur ut any time
. Foreign mails Tor the wees enuing August
20. VIII close promptly at this office as
Trans-Paciflc Mails.
Mails TOR Ha wai, per s. s. Australia, from
San francesca. close here daily up To
August 80, at GAO u. IN.
Mails for the soc;ety Islands. per ship
daiy .p to August 70, ut $40 D. IN.
Mails for China and Japan, per g. 8.
OIymuia, from 1acoma, close here daily up
to August p, at $50 p, mADl
CITY OF Rio Janeiro, from San Francisco,
close here daily Up TO August rs, at $50
TIA w;,,i and Fiji islands, specially addressed
oniy.} per s. s. Miowera, from Vancouver,
cose here daily up to September 1. at
$50 d. m.(bl
addressed oniy.' per s. :. Empress orChina,
srn,n vancouver, close here daily IN 10
September Z. at $50 p. nib
Mails for Australia tcxcept those for West
New zealand, Hawaii, Fill and Samoan
Is,nnis per s. s. A lImeda, from San Fran
cisco, close here daily up to September
IL, ut Gao p. m.
mort of sailing daily and the schedule OF
Closing Is arranged on the presumption Of
their uninterrupted overland transit.
la)Registcred mail closes at 10 a. m.
Unregistered mail closes at p. m.
Unregistered mail closes at p. m.
talRegstrred mail closes at p. m.
pte,Registered mail closes at p. m.
Tuesday and Saturday.
JAMES P wILLETT. Pcstmaster.
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$I.25 to Baltimore and Return via
-"'' Pennsy Iyania Railroad.
Tickets will he sold Saturday and SUM-
day, August 20 and 80, and will be valid
for return passage until Monday, August 81.
Good on any train.
The morning times., 1896-08-29

important to Those Interested in
Real Estate.
The Times Real Estate Bureau, Tenth
street and Pennsylvania venue northwest
in order to accommodate business men and
others whose time is occupied during the
day. and who cannot come at regular Of
flee hours to transact Real Estate business,
finds it necessary to keep It's offices open
every Monday evening from z to 10 p. m.
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FOR RENT-FAR RMS.

FOR RENT-Beau,ifuIly situated on
+ i,ii, Ci.uicn roau, a iarm containing
IL acres OF land, ali uIuer cultivation;
Groom house and outbuilGlBgs; fine well
OF water; plenty ol snauc and fruit; g.
minutes walk from Cherryuaie Z. o. For
particulars address Mrs. X. u. CUNNING
HAM, Cherrydaie Z. o., Alexandria Co.,
Va. au2S-St
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FOR RENT-SrORES.
FOR RENT-Store ard 2 rooms, No.
Il12 lnsJ, NV established second hand
clothing store: suitable for any business.
Owner 1922 9Th st.nw. au27- Stem
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One Fare to Indianapolis and Return
via Pennsylvania Railroad.
On account of the National Democratic
Convention, round trip tickets will be sold
August 20 to September l, inclusive, Wash
ington to indianapolis and return, at rate
of SIG, good TO return. until September z.
inclusive. au26-6t
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ELECTRICPARK

formerly Eethesda Park.)
NEW NAME. NEW EMENT.
NEW METHODS. NEW LIGHTS
Through service from Georgetown over the
Tenleytown Road.
Take PENNSYLVANIA Avenue Cable or
street Under sround Electric Cars-chanSs
1T Thirty-second.
Plenty of amusemen.s. Music and Dancing
every evening. Plenty of seats throughout
the grounds
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wANrED-HousEs.

wANTED-For an hmm diat e cash pur-
chaser. q house between $1,000 and
fshorsddre1 THE TIMES REAL ESTATE
BUREAU, corner lOtn and Pa ave.
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- DA18 " hXN Ell ->@A@~1ss
Wanted 100 Men
for the Raj road Building Scene. in
The Millionaire"
Apply BiJOU FAMILY THEATER
Up. IN. saturday.
WANTED Ten printers at once.
nal MOnrH PUB. HOUSE 6Ib +. II
wANTED-Machinist to take down
anu putup sha ftingan printing presses.
POLkINH0kN, $40 ID ST. NV. -a-s. IT,
wANTED-Two boys that have
worked at painting or 8 years.
Apply at the Glen Echo Cottages, above
the Amphitheater. II
wANTED-Painte Applyready for
work at buildings on Z st., between
st and I'd re. JAMES. N. MlLLEk.- II
WANTED barber at once ~ ~
m Saturday Item
WANTED Young man with soths
9th ST. sw. Item
wANTED-Rcliahl agents; gond Pay.
AMERICAN HONE LIFE INs. w.
oO1 u ST. NV. s. G. Phinney, manager.
au26-7tcm
w ~ MED -R.crn.ls for u. 3. Marine
corps; abie-Sodied unmarried meu, %
sooa character nnaa as.npeaante i,uoa r. he
POT less than teet inches ana NOV ~,
write the English language; recruits mus mus.
Intention to become citizens. Apply 70
'cnmandinc Officer. Ma ine BARRACKS hear
quarters. Marine Corps. or Marine HARNESS
Navy Yard. Washington. d. c. 1y4-sm
HELP wANTED-FEMAL
wANTED-A reliable girl for general
housewOrk; CAL Sunday morning. be-
tween 3 ana IL, with reference. SlS
Mass. ave. ne. 1t
knowieuYe OF bookkeeping preferred;
state where last employed and wages eX-
pected- Address BOA -, this Office.
au29-3t
wANTED-Girl or young Woman as
nonscworkcr; small ianiiy.
wANTED-A waitress: swedish pre-
iciIs... .".sL Tome wei iecolinien,,,1i.
Apply 11l6 Mass. ave. NV. au2S-3t
WANTED-3 German and colored
women. MRS. l.. G. MOORE, 500 u
ST. NV. au2S-3t
WANTED Woman for general house
Work; ref. required lolS 9th NV.
WANTED Best help for the best peo-
pie, COME ana Ieceisc appointments ut
the LADlES' ID. C.. EMPLOY MINT Of
FICE, 63l F ST.. 1t
wANTED-A 0lored woman Tor gen.
efdi uU.sework; must stay nights, refs;
married woman preferred. Apply Satur-
day and Monday. Miss X. MILAN, 1880
Prospect ave. Item
w ANTED-Settled German girl for
general bousework in small family,
goou wages. Address A. b, thls Office.
au2S-3J
wANTED-A white girl for general
nousework, plain cooking, early riser;
no heavy washing. 1880 10th ST. NV.
au2S-3t
wANTED-A white girl aboutI4 4 years
oiu. 10 netp take care oI children. 1872
9Th NV. --- au27-3t EN-
wANTED-A good cook, who is also
-inst-Ciass lAupdress; bring govd ref
ereDce. Apply 1919 sunderland place.
au27- 81 EN- a.-r
wANTEO-Two German girls, one for
general DoUsework, and one to nurSs.
and play with children. Inquire at l527
] eth st. NV au273t
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NOT READY TO DIyULGE.

There We're but two Commissioners on
duty yesterday, President Ross being out
OF the city. and no board meeting was
held, but the two members present Were
each asked to confirm tie rumUr and give
additional particulars. The reporter was
Informed that the board was not ready to
give out particulars just yet.
The details as here given concerning
site, and the authority given the con-
tractor To select the system. were re-
pcat,s TO Commissioners Powell and Trues-
dell, and the accuracy of the statement
was not disputed.
The last mentioned Commissioner stated,
however, that a board meeting would he
held today. and a conference with Con-
tractor Warficld early next week. when
the matter will be considered. This is the
only official utterance upon the subject
The morning times., 1896-08-29
COUNTRY BOARD.

PURE air, good chalybeate water, bass
fishing, hunting, delightful drives.
beautiful scenery, music; summit of Blue
Ridge: popular summer and fall resort; ex-
cellent board; 100 yards from station; $12
MONTH MRS. JOS EPH THOMPSON, Lin
den, Warren county, Va. au2S-3t
uciice miles west OF Warrenton, va;
pure spring water; mountain air an Iscenery;
81 per week for adults, So so for children.
Address z. F .Moffett, Shade, Fauquier Co.,
va. au1S-14t
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SUMMER RESORTS.

ATLANTIC CITY-Excellent ac-
Commentators ut No. 81 North New Jer-
sey avenue, at 81 day. au2S-3t
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by Seymour Bros, bank.
ers and brokers' members OF New
York Stock Exchanges. Washington
office, Rooms 8, and IA, Sun Building
j. A. Breen, manager.
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

Church p. O.. house OF z rooms. fine
cellar, good water, large yard and abund-
ent shade; So month for the season. or Sc
q month By the year: Inquire OF MRS; N.
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LOST.

LOST day book; red; belongs to W.
IT, Elmer, ice man. 1906 BnghtwoOd
ave-: 81 reward; au29:3t
I.OST-Un b. 4 o. X. X. enrOute from
Bay Ridge, pocketbook containing $2S.
car tickets and notes. Liberal reward III
or Hyattsville, Nd. Item
gold hunting case watch
and chain; lost Wednesday night about
/ a. M, between Manchester wharf and
Penn ave.; liberal reward at 1903 N st.
NV. au2S-3t
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WANTED-PosTAGE STAMPS :.
WANTED-For casa. sil kinds Of OLD
United Ftates postage and Departments
ssa%RSs Go,iectionss a.. also bought. a
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FoR EXCHANGE.

w ANTED-Tos exchange gents IA
Karat gold watch for good riding and
driving horse; also to buy saddle and bride.
Apply 616.E st. NV az au20-3t
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Should be read dIiIy 10y all Interested
as changes may occur ut any time.
Foreign mails Tor the weck enuing August
20. VIII close promptly ut this office as
follows.
The morning times., 1896-08-29
FOR Rem HOUSES.

FOR KENT-Threc-sJ press brick;
III IA st. De-. IoofIIs ana bath. SIG.
Al 22 CONDUIT NV, b IouIns, stable. pas
lure, eie,tiiC cans iaSs, $40 Apply 1913
9th st. NV. au29-3t
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FOR SALE-BiCYCLES.

FOR SALE-Coraer grocery, meat and
pIoN's.un store, uoins good cash busi-
ness, no opposition. cean stock, price,
$500. j. NJ, this Office. au2S-3t
wANTED-ro uurrow 81 900 ON ample
security, 20 per cent. Interest paid,
will bear investigation. Address W. II.
D., this office. aug2S-3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICEIThe lady riding Buffalo Cycle
Col rieetwiDg bicycle No. 11173 aud
.ne Eentletnan riuIng Envoy bicycle No.
1851 Will learn OF something greatly
BURR, Bicycle Dealers, 81 9Th st. NV,
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MlscELLANEoUs.

BICYCLING taught; gracefniDess.
perfect noun ting, dismounting, dress
ulars. HARRY PARK, Trick Cyclist.
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALK.

WANTED-A reliable girl for general
nousework; cal Sunday morning. be-
tween ana II, with reference. S1S
Mass. ave. ne. 1t
wANTED-loung lady with some
knowieuge OF bookkeeping preferred;
state where last employed and wages eX-
pected- Address BUA -, this Office.
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mere viii De Join. meeting held SATCR-
DAY August -. at Arion Hail. 43J Eighth
street hw.- at y. IN. All embers OF tho
ABOVE organizations are hereby no;ife to at.
tend Important matters viii be before the
meeting.
by order of the Executive Bo.rd of l.. A
23s X. OF L.. and local Union / s. au.7-;t