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Arizona republican., 1896-04-09
DELEGATES FOR CoCH1sE.
Will They Be Selected at Primaries ol
 in Mass Meeting?

Tombstone Prospector: Wm. Shil- liam of Benson has sent circular card to the Republicans of this county call ing their attention to the fact that the Republicans should hold primaries in stead of appointment for the election of ten delegates to the territorial con- vention at Phoenix, which i'm turn will send delegates to the National conven- tion at St. Louis for the nomination of president. The concensus of Republi- can opinion in Tombstone is that while it is admittedly good policy to hold primaries, yet it has never been the custom of either parties in the history of Cochise to hold primaries for the election of delegates to the territorial convention, it always being the policy to appoint by the committees delegates from the various precincts whereby all sections of the county would be represented. Another important i'm pediment ito the carrying out of this suggestion is remarked by many of the Republicans is the fact that there is no money in the treasury Ito hold the same and unless some philanthropic inclined would contribute the expense it will doubtless not be held. It is expected the matter will come up at the committee meeting on April 15.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-09
Became Turks.

There are large number of Euro pean noblemen, particularly members of the French, Italian, German and Hungarian aristocracy, who have re- nounced, along with their former Christian faith, their names, which are now concealed under Turkish patro- nymics. Thus, Nouri Pasha, whom the sultan had appointed as ambassador at Vienna and whom Emperor Francis Joseph declined to receive at his court, is no other than the French Comte de Chateauneuf, who, after entering the Ottoman army and marrying Turkish lady, embraced the Mohammedan faith. There has always been an antipathy felt since the time of the crusades against these renegades, and it is solely on this account that the em- peror of Austria refused to permit Nouri Pasha to represent the sultan at his court.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-09
A BIG CANAIGRE FARM.
One Ito Be Established at Rialto in San
 Bernardtno County.

Times Index: The mem bers of the canaigre syndicate which has been nego- tlatiDg for the purchase of large tracts of land at Rialto, arrived in this city yesterday afternoon under the care of John H. Carruthers. who is promoting the enterprise. They came from the east by way of the Southern Pacific and were met at the motor depot by J. W. Tibbot of Riato with vehicles, and the whole party was taken to Rialto last night.
 This morning 8 tallyho and three. seated conveyance were sent to Rialto aud the day will be spent in driving the memb oi the party over the laI d which is covered by the option given by the Savings Union, and trip will also be taken to Lvtle creek to inspect the water sources and the supply tor the district. .ot.,
 The syndicate is made up of people from Chicago. New York and abroad, g large amount of the capital which is to be interested in the enterprise con- Ing from London. Mr. Carruthe has recently been to England, representa- tves of the London stockholders accom- panving him on his return to New York. h answer to an inquiry by tele- phone to Rialto this morning, asking the purpose of the visit, Mr. Carruthers answered that they were "here for a good time." and declined to speak in detail of the object of the visit It is known that the general purpose of the syndicate is to establish an immense canaigre farm and plant, such as it al- ready owns near Phoenix, Ariz.. and it has also been stated, although not authoritatively that the plans contem. plate the establishment of tanneries in this valley.
 i However, the capitalists are suffi- ciently interested that they are in vestigating Tn person or by trusted agents. and that is the object of the visit of the party now at Rialto.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-09
will be furnished by the undersigned.
 J. F. DONOHOE, Com'l Agent, Fl Paso, Texas.
SAVING FLOUR GOLD.
An Arizonan's Success on the Colorado
 River.

Prescott Courier: E. Hilty, who is working the bars of the Colorado river for the flour gold they contain, by the Barnhart amalgamator process, is fin Prescott. He formerly resided here and did the carpenter work on the Courier building, Scopel block. He has been mining for 'twenty-four years, but finds it handy once in while to take a hand at his trade. He is regis tered at the Congress. He is working fifteen men at his camp on the Colo rado river and is making a success at saving the four gold which fills the bed and banks of that stream. A great dead of money and labor has been expended in years gone by to save this same four gold, and that MT. Hilty is now successfully doing so speaks we'll for his efforts and the mer- it's of the Barnhart amalgamator, which latter is an invention of the father of the Barnhart firm of Prescott assayers. MT. Hiity is here on a brief business trip and will return in a few days.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-09
AN EDITOR SHOT.

DAYTON, Tenn, April S-A. M. Brown, editor of the Dayton Leader" :" was way1aid last night by two un- known men, who shot five times at him, two of the shots taking effect, one in his leg and one in his back, the latter being dangerous. His assail- ants are thought to be members of a political ring he has been attacking in his paper.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-09
YOUNG REPUBLICANS, RALLY,

ALI members of the Young Mems Republican club are requested to meet at the city hall Monday evening, April 13, at 7:30 o'clock for the purpose of perfecting permanent organization. All young Republicans between the ages of 21 and 30 years who have not signed the rolls are also requested ito attend.
 WALTER GREGORY,
 Chairman pro tem.
 GEO. KIRKLAND,
 Secretary pro tenn.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-09

The meteorological reports lake .
 during term Of yeLiS at the govern ment observatory, Charnltapec castle. City of Mexico, give the following re- suit: Average temperature, 1877 to 1892, 60 degrees. The summer tempe rature is evenly tempered by the pure mountain air of the elevations reached by the Mexican Central railway. It is justly claimed that Mexico is the best summer resort. Climatic table of the republic verifying the above statement
Arizona republican., 1896-04-09

At McKeIligon's you can get the finest handmade sour mash, Bourbon and Pennsylvania rye whistles. No. 21, East Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-09
MAYOR STRONG'S VETO.
It Is Expected on the Greater New
 York Bill.

NEW YORK, April 9.-Mayor Strong is preparing a memorandum which he will give out for publication tomor- row when he announces Afs decision on the greater New York bill.
 A veto is expected.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-09
MEMBERS OF ENGINE GO. NO. 1

Please attend the regular monthly meeting, as there will be election of delegates and other important business All come, April g, 1896, at 7:3O. w. Gregory, president; 4. F. Messinger, secretary.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-09

Ladies, you are invited to attend the great bargain sale offered at Al kire's today. They are making some wonderful reductions in calicoes, in digos, Victoria lawns and percales. Be sure and call.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-09
CONTEMPT OF THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, April S.-The court of appeals of the District of Columbia today affirmed the decision of Judge Cole of the district supreme court, in the case of E. B. Chapman, the New York broker, sentenced for refusing to answer questions put by the senate sugar investigating committee. His counsel wiihl appeal to the United States supreme court.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-09

The fine line of silks to be placed on sale at Alkire's soon will be the event of the season and the ladies may rest assured they will be sold at prices that they can afford to buy them.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-09
Blood

And good health, take Hoods Sarsaparilla, which has first, last, and all the time, been advertised as just what it is the best medicine for the blood ever pro- duced. Its success in curing Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Nervous Prostration and That Tired Feeling, have made
Arizona republican., 1896-04-09
Rich Red

Blood is absolutely essential to health. It is secured easily and naturally by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, but is inn possible to get it from o-caIled nerve tonics," and opiate compounds, ab-
 surdly advertised as "blood puri-
 fiers." They have temporary, sleeping effect, but do not CURE. To have pure
Arizona republican., 1896-04-09

Everybody is using Whites bread. Ask your grocer for it. Cream and graham bread a specially.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-09

The summer girl is wearing blouse waist with sleeves larger than ever, skirt with godet plaits, jaunty yacht ing cap, but no veil. She has found that her complexion is her strong point and that when she takes cup that she can be more athletic if she Sold by c. Eschman & co. G.
 of Parks Tea at night it keeps it fresh and clear and that little sunburn is an added attraction. She finds, too,
 W G. c. Pitt, manager of "The Voice of Labor" San Francisco, says: q have used Parks Tea in my family for some time. It has no equal for liver trouble or biliousness." Sod by c. Eschman & Go. 3.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-09

The ice cream served for dessert with the 25 cent meals at the Boston Cafe is not slush. It is properly made and favored accordingly.
The morning times., 1896-08-12
FOR SALE.
GOOD WILL. STOCK AND F1xTUBEs
otrsevs aefsssi prtoe qnotsd.

Sl2S-4TH ST. NV, BET. G AND H
snap; established grocery and pro
vision store.
S8OO-Esfa bistsed grocery and provision
Store; southeast; doing cash business,
rent ntlow' part Weaving city canse or selling;
will invoice above price asked.
80OO-LocATED ON 4 1-2 ST. sW-
lures and license; house cont aiming eight
rooms and stable; rents for &25 month;
ooing a good cash business; good reaxcn
for selling.
ss99I5ScATEn ssSs9sloS oEE1, 9NFsT: Est NV. & NEAR AZ:
dining-rooin; doing good cash business; good
reason for selling.
8TOO-CASu ESTABLISHED 20
lsios, BOOK and stationery store on Pa.
ave: rssr tne Capitol doing good business;
S360---DAIRY LUNCH ROOM. PA.
store aud two rooms. ~
S2.OOO-ESTABIL BARBER
snoD, completely furnished. o. Pa. ave.
NV: central location; doing big cash bust
ness; party leaving the city.
8 8A6O-Esiablisbed grocery and provision
siore southeast. doing cash business;
ven ,"xo ady ME- city cause
81 500 LOCATED on 7TH ST. NV.
-Eardware store: well stocked. party
lea Wing city cause Of selling; will invoice
Flour and feed store. vicinity New Liberty
lures: good paying Business: party leaving
the city; price: 5000: easy terms: estab-
a.ssd TaTn is1S; si,sst}H Apply TIMES REAL e.
psa sssb.. 0ae Ien sna seea ssSl Co
for inspection
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o~n<rs' aetuF prfas quote 1
FOR RENT.
SUBURBAN BOMEs.
f,rasrH orf,t<ft ,~fee ouok>d

s8,oO-"sT. ELNo"-Frans cottage;
slz.OO -cHERRYpALE, VA, miles
from city Frame cottage. 9 rooms;
plenty shade and geod water t5S6l
eZ6-soUTH Furnished
ceitaEe;6 rooms and attic: uBfurnished.
$50 per fnopth: yearly lease. l2S6j
S12.OO = "sLIGo," MARYLAND
.,,,d fal0s' nine r0o"s' 'wo''1 ,sgss y snd
slSassIsssawooD lSs,i.as! issns FARk-ssE sY5sH i5spe
ssosds ks Moop p is e'tssssf ss
$1,000 BAILBY's CROSS RoA Do.
VA 9.feom. 2,story eotfaSV n first.
eiass condi!iop: good vater and shade; one
from Asaingtos staties. For sale at 81 ,4OO:
acc0sainodati0g terms. (2l6j
sA0-MAsHISGTOE GRpVE-Sx0 fps
Lhe season: roomy cottage: partly fur
SS.SQ.AGYEEERA RARk. on THE Esf!. vi!
TE0PSoLJEIA,s 4 AZ HEANca z 3 4 9; r 3;
attic. on y large los; abort distanee from
SSOITAxoMAPARK-rusa,sl.ai inn, fram.
sostags: Eoola: Ind bstti Devly
HiA Sass for t4b pr nn0th. i22Oj
S&O-coLgN,AL BEAEH-For ne sea-
4sSsSsssss7ox 4sSS W 'RSsss& oaovs-co.as..sss. a.s.
1or Ahe season. ll13l
$40 sEAsON-cI;fson Beach cottage.
e8x.6OA QAlTHEEsBUR0, Nd
ffam6 cu&tage; l0l r6oms snd bath:
hot and cold Vafer, newly papeFed: haafod
by fu.uace; fruit, stak1k on s&ar large lot:
stApa40a tftatss ~ ths yeaR. &1S0j
8 = sqi:':::i 800: is;.
SlS-DjszKWoob. 1. e.-r~o S,soop
pttaSn Nsp t0c1set ana ~ Ape6 ceP
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FOR SALE.
CITY LOTS
osenerS setnal pries sxet1d.

81 90 FoOT--NoRTH LINCOLN AVE.
-C0rper lot; bali square; lsx1lT N.
70 80 IT. alley. 1864
IST AND NORTH CAPITOL NM
alley; party wall. 1851
H2. -AASSACHUSETTgA AyE.NE-
SETWEEN 1sT AND 2p-Choicr lot
2OxT6, TO alley; party wall t67J
Sa.6ko-T ST, NV, BET. nth AND
18th 6TS.-Oyericokipg New Hamp-
sllire ave: 20xiOO To ailey-Chcapest lot II,
this sectioa facing sonsh, AMI Improved by
frame; water sc wer and gas. Q20J
900O EAen FOURTH ST. Ne. BET
END MARYLAND AYE.-ThEee lots
isa issaassee sTA ~ IS sT; !. sE sd.s BET, Z 1Sb6 ~
pceved bs fFanas. ssnsssg fof SO per
k1ffe k1ffe nv. BET. 18TH AND soTn44ssss
2SIR5; stahie on ssas; well located; IS
e6RSER PA. AVE. AND TAs4tngToS
'oSaa..A VA. AVE. tsl bet. s41H AND asTH.9. asaT1Hse.
b u. mW.. ma. aaTM AND lsrH.y
f4RsjlS ~ tisesi AVE-. ssAs 3 ~. 81 st.
Sk1DA Ays- SEAs isT ~. w.
ut. - AEe lEa ne
=. ma. . AMP > so. u ss
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RAILROAD. II

Schedule in effect July 18th. 1895.
Leave Washington from Stallion corner OF
New Jersey avenue and @ st.
For Chicago and Northwest, Yesiibuled
Liiuited IaIas 1000 a IN. and . % p. m-
For Cincinnati, st. Louis ana Indianapolis.
Yes,ibuie'i Limited a4S p m, express
l2.l5 night.
ror FItIsturg and Cleveland, express daily
10 90 a. III. and S.46 p. N.
For Berkeiey Springs, 80 p NJ daily.
except sunday Special, lZ.Vo noOn aauy
and S-O5 p. m. Saturday only
For Deer Park. As.dbisiu LAKE Park aHd
Oakland, 1900, s. 45 p. M, 1915 a. m, al
daily. No west bounu trains stop at Noun
For Lexingto aud staunton, IL noon.
For Winchester aud way stations, TO. 80
nan,. Chattanooga. knoxville, BristoI. and
through.
For Luray. 3.4b p. ~ daily.
For baltimore, week days, 800, 8. so
xs 50, < 10 %, xi LOO a. m, xi2.06, 3:i0.
x12;as, xs;oo. a26. x4;2s. 4,s2. 1906; Sa;
xI2.oi mig 1t sundays.x7; 90, X. .10, g 80.
1880 $500 as NJ 4sS ssSs s9S A1SsS: 1915
$50, KS 90, xs.2o. l1:1o. xl1.6o .. N.
1910 and AS p IL. sundays. $50 ..
For Fredegick, % 90. t12-oonoon. ''1. .15.
t4;3o, ,6;so p. IN, ,,.oo 49,. -,
For Boyd and way points. week days.
600 a. M, 4.3o, $50, 7.05, p- In. Sun
days, 500 n. M. 1.1b, T.v5, p. LII.
days, 90. 800 4 N, 1850, 500, 40.
4.3S $40, 5.35, .o5, 80 p m. Sundays.
900 a. m 4, / 10, 5-35, 1.u5, 10 10 p. ".
FOR Hashlngion junction anu way points.
900 a. m, 10 p; In Express trains
stopping at principal stations only 1880.
For hay Ridge, week days, sI6 a. m,
.nd 4.2S p m. Sundays, $50 a. m, l.S0
From Bay Ridge. week days, SIS a. m,
For Cape May, 10 a. m, IL noon.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
All trains illu;uiD..et wItiI Ilntsch light
For Ph,ladeiphia, New York, Boston.
1c.OO a. m, Dining Carl, 12.00, 1885,
800. 10 O5. Dining Carr. s.00p. M .Q2.0f
:iiyii,; sIeening car open a; io;oo o'ciocka.
Sundays, T.Oo, Dining Carr, 600 a. m,
t5.o5. Dining Carr. 500, 'iaOl, night:
Sleeping Car, open for passengers 1000
Buffct Parior Cars Oh all day trains.
For Atlantic CITY. 10 GO Il. n-, IL 90 noon,
aud IL SO p. M. week days. 2.So y. m.
Except Sunday Daily. ''snday enly.
Express trains.
Baggage called for and checked from
noieS apa si
sylvania Avenue n W. :, New York avenue and
18th street. and at depot.
Nm. B. GREENE, cHAs. o. sCUIL,
Gen. Manager. Gen Pass. Agt
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nAILRoADa
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
nAiLnoAua

sIA11oN. CORNER SIXTH AND .
- DTREET0-
In Effect June %, 1904
RHTsBUkG EkfREss.14fssIiofe fSs4 p SIoeaysd synd
16s%h "A A.. s.sI.'11f *. fEsssTEvzzs1A e ss!ffSTz
bSrS ~ tb11e aco :, o9Gs,e1yaiien G,iien Gaiy HaHE
. rar5or Car 70 Harrisburg.
s44sMl Al tsr fSST 3 T.f4YsSs;LP sSEP,%:e ss,;..
s;sAPk skPaks.ss1E Fa,S.S & u
S..s. HaeSi.Iare ss,eeRnS % 9s aI and 6sass 6DaD.Ds
10 1u ieu'sv,lie 81 ~ A1S ssG GGhicses -. .
aiEnsn slespips heaESS Gar q dSiasea dHSxirsass s:d
cs,ras1nurs csts,s1urs TO Cleveland. DiDiDS Oar e
kEss:palInaSSo SogSifHMEsTEss Sies EYE Isa p,a;s ~;
ss6usSs S e. 20 cSsassas1d chSgas ard slsspiss Car Hai
fa%sn sieenliis i f6AGIS19 6sI e pisis5a1l ih15rmEss
ssSs ssshs sssd.5 d sasas;ss t.r ir'assS;ss sss.s
1SS;iH0 Ss;iH5 a: n. for Elmirs and Remove.
$40 o. aags ~ and wilusmspeIt sandaJs
sM2 sasqsFP &. g.. s.. e.. wllnemspo.t, Heohe.sss,
Essapaay. I9 VII ifssayn,e EisenEsa Esas DAILY s5espt
.on g kasrension sE sHdaEs &c. e. sTssaIa sTsssshIins
Ri,9 Rcci,e9steF =. ~: for E1e. CanandaiSoa
Ss,iy ssspss zsfi.ss e. ~ SSlsksss ]
For Philadelphia, New xor. and N.
>Yzn "A, "c0NGREsBIoN Al LINZ
tisas ea1 esai' from al bsiaSSs.,ea bRaisISs CARY .s.aa. .lss
e9,9s aSd crio iSni1e See Cal l9 9io 90
s1i51l1nefco, ~ 1He .; m.,. I2.l6. SIP, 40.
sp1tGinf Car g rom Wiimin g1oni q n, 1915
Eot HElpi pa;iaS40 a;E0 40. l9.Oo, and II SO p. =.
s13f Ss3fa So 1S11se-. = 4 1Sas a.Is .sss fSs
s.rasoss Msas Express irarior Carl 300 A. Il
4 A. IFS, III. y aSa:. q. s.ss. s1a j J.! =
ii;SSs S SSo' saaasS, aS = y reSs. esSs. ~. ese
10 20. % ana ii e5' IS p. r. IT, 7.io. io0s.
s9t fSpe d.IiT . Greer Line; Line; 20 A. n and 4 50
70, and Annapolis. 81 5.2o. POO A. n, 1915
Sundays. 500 A. u. and sd1f2s 2o fp1ndHaJ'
llantiG Coast Line Express, $50 A. II.
3;45 +. NJ daily; Richmond only, 1857
"A: ~. week days; Atlanta Special, via
Richnond and seaboard Air Line. 8: 20
p. N. daily. Accommodation for Guam
tico, AS A. 81. daily and ABS p u.
week days.
For Alexandria. 4.sO, e.s6. 7.46, $40.
1877 a. N. 40, s.z6: 4.2o. 500 e:is;
$50 n On Sunday at 4-3O. 7.46
Leave AIexandria for washington. sos,
6.43, 7.0e, 500. 9.10, 1928 a. m.
2.l5, 3.23, $50. I 20, o.52 d. IN. On
Sunday at 6.a3. l0.2e d. IN. 20. 1o.62
p. IN.
seashore Connections
FOR Atlantic City tyia Delaware River
Bridge; aliraii routel / 90 A n. >week-
days. 3I5 and 1876 =. n daily; iva
Market Street whartl. 800 A. u. isatuT-
Say: y: H2 ana Se 81 iioo p NJ 4 daily wees
For Cape May; 1000: I1,o9 A; M, 1s:4s
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth ana o
ltfeet5. and at tire uitiOn Sixth and 3
Itrcets. where orders can he left for the
ebceking of baggage 70 destination fnom
bo~as ind residences
3. II. PROVOST, JR WOOD. -
Gen Manager Gen Pass. A gent
The morning times., 1896-08-12
RAILR0ADS
Southern Railway.
PIEbMONf AIR LINE.)
techedule in effect June IA. 1896,
All trains arrive and ieaye PenpsylyaulA

techedule in effect June IA. 1885,,
All trains arrive and ieass PeDpsyiyanlA
passenger station.
s .. m.-Daiiy. neal for banvfile connects
q Manassas for sSasbnrg. daily, except
Sunday, and a. Lynehburg with the Nor
folk and Western. daily. aud with the Ches.
aridss and ciifso5 Fosse. " s "a''ia'
FAST MAIL, VI, carries arr ? alIman Buffet sleep
vile, uniting at SaiiBbury with Pullman
c.. Mo1riiis and c6hitShaeEs; fenh.. shi
H.sasa sso Tuna Tis nu%aa snes sSsspsr tos
q s1e E q 2tissta With P1iimaS sieepeI sTsIeSa e,
HinlpEbsm. nen,Pli. apa Esa. g; u Louis, ,o
1.6i D. m.-Daily local 6,r iiarIottesv,j,.
.d5Ta&REsThss 5Sas 3; @Rsssss vEsFsGIEI69s EEsAFhH1hI9s AEP
TIED, composed uf Pullman vestibuie,l
sleepers. 1iniDg cars apa day coaches.
P %s, fsS Wy i,
Via. Charlotte. CoIyinfi1, sayanpaf. and
Jacksonyills: and New k York % Memphis
sts t,sn,g snG aosS keT orsans
Say coach Washington 10 Atlanta, soutisos1
1ailway dining car. Greensboro to MOTT
TENiNs ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
daily. 90 p. IN and 4:4o p. ~. daily, eE
cepG Suhd8 y aAo 30 y M sunday only:
fof Round HILL, 4:32 p. n.; daily excens
sunday, for LeesbuIg. and 6:25 p. m.
VA yaShinston s:SS a. 10. ana ! 90 p. 81 81
daily J, aud 1sly p. ~ daily except Sunday.
NON Rpanl Hin. and 7:06 a. m. daily 81.
61{iy, except ssndAy, fEom Ieashns1.
Througb trning from the South arfive a
Waahtagto 6:42 Y. M. =: 20 p. ~. and $40
m, daily; tally esXcegs sun,'a z. ami 8; 40 O. m.
Tickets Merging. car EGsersation e19 -
f30n0Stvqqia axenue. aud AZ Pe1nsylvdnzo
hEosd taEenGAr 4tS&ca n
G4& See: HaUs.
.AG4kFifEnfL 44ANeee.
Z. 1SRowN .GSS- xecSf Fass 6epe
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PROPOSALS.
PE422RQsAIS EoR Sg SUPPLIES EI6sE E9E

rET2RRK0SssAAS TRRK 0SssAASafp: r1s SFfPhIKs WfEhIKsT6s: ESs
d. C.-August 10. .ls96.-Sealed proposals
Navy Yard. Washington, u. g., to lie opened
September 1. 1885, will be received al
the Bureau of Supplies and Acc cunts. Navy
Department. Washington. b. G., until 12
O'Clock noon. SEPTEMBER 1, 1886, and
publicly op.ned immediately thereafter TO
furnish the Navy Yard. Washington, ID. C.,
; quantity of steel castings, steel plaies
slab zinc. leather, steel rings. supports InG
rupways for electric crane. aud ore .lectric
travelling crane. The articles must con-
form, form, to , the Navy siandat and pass the
viii be furnished upon application 10 the
Navy Yard. Washington, u. c. TIE aiten-
tioDof ma nuracturers and dealers is invited.
Tie bids. all other things being equal de-
cided by lot The department reserves the
right to waive defects or to reject any or
all bids not deemed adyani eeous to the
government. EDWIN sTEWA RT, Pay
master General. U. s. n. aml2.15,19. %
PROF SAILS TREASURY De
PAhTME.N 4, OFFICE SUPERVISING
sai win be lsse rsssved sealed as tbs p5Spo aee
until clock z. m, on the 20th DA OF
thereafter, for all the labor and materials
required for the repairs, etc, to the heating
apparatus and power plants In the U. s.
treasury department building. the W me-
er building and the Butler building, at
Washington, D. e. in accordance with the
specification. copies OF which may be had
at this office. Each hid must be accom-
panied by a certified check for a sum not
less than per cent of theIanount OF the
proposal. The right is reserved TO reject
any or all bids and to waive any defect or
informality in any bid. should it be deemed
ID the interest OF the Government 10 do So
All proposals received after the time stated
for opening will be returned TO the bidders.
Proposals must be enclosed in envelopes,
sealed and marked, Proposal for the Re
pairs to Heating. in the Treasury, Winder
and addressed 10 wM- MARTIN AIKEN.
Supervising Architect. aa5-6t-em-eod
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FOR SALE.
SUBURBAN LOTS.
C,rneTS actual prtce g1fo.,d

Fort Myrr Heights, BTocs ant LsureI.
Bright wood Park, aiisades ofthe Potomac,
Forest Glen, Del Ray, Rockville, Bennins.
Heights, Takoma Park, Tuxedo, Lang,ion.
Lakeland, ingieside. Morris Addition, Har,
low PARK, Somerset Heights, Highland
Heights, Wien Heights. Columbia Park,
Carried Heights, Whitney Close. Le Drois
PARK, Rosslyn-
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FOR SALE.
Orners' aefsai price quoted.

ST.. BET i7TH AND 18TH NV
Pacing south; 24x9s: 70 alley. tbil
EAST CAPITOL ST; BET: 18th AND
S1xs0 to 30 foot alley. sSo, &
.KsTi. BET. 18TH ANDl4TH SITS Sc
1TH st. Be-. BET. n. AND Moo
SD ST. BET z. CAPITOL AND A sTs
EE.-19x06 To 24-foOt alley l6e,
1zTH ST.. BET. q AND PA. AVE. Sc
16xS2: l-feoe alloy. fiS1,
nth sT: NB. hEr. A AND srs ~
20xl 10: a0-foof alley. l6sn
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Washington, Mount Vernon
5 Alexandria Railway Co

From Station. Thirteen -and-a-half street aqi
Pennsylvania avenue
For Alexandria-G:o. :. 30. S. Q. 10 lo:scex
H. I2 A. IN J. 2. 3. I:i5, 81. 5:H. 6:l5. T. s, O. TO-
IL, Il p. IN. Sunday, first train. Ia. m. lass
train 10 p. m
FOR Mt. Vcruon--I0 ii. Il q m. l. z & 4.l5
n. M. Daily-except sunday.
q. z. AEBor. GEO. Il. PHILLIPS.
General Msnagsr Gen. Pass. Agent.
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F.;S ROOMS AND
lin first-ciass condi-
5eparate froIp house II
Office. 1889
d ST. SE.--Brick store
xnd bath. l114
"a. AVE. kw.-Brick store
looms. 1881
II ST. NE. Brick store with
i25S)
Ei4oe NORTH cAPIfoLsT.-
store with B rooms, co,nplete
liant. (8O0)
HECKNIta ST. Sc. BET. ISF
ls and bath. (240}
10 0eOD HOPE ROAD-Frams: 8
,tsns. store and stabie. t34il
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WANTED.
kCHHnlsAN HOMES.

Ne .aays apsdieaats fes country bo1nes 10
vert Gog tAe season or laaae hy the year. Ad.
fgeW tsemA06aisiy. Times Neal Rafafo
Bureau. 10th and Pa ave. Az.
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FARMS.
C,rpeyf aefsQf s,F,ics

C,ene's sefsai price qnoted
ks kass assed many Desirable riaeeS
kear fse city: large and sniaM tracts; isn-
fEAL ESTATE R6RExG.
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FOR SALE.
BUsINEss PROPERTY.
n,rs,rs, u-t.cT x,J


$4,000 -Locuted On 3TH ST. T.NEAR
F-Under good rent; lot 21x100 to
alley. (353l