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WIRE AND NAILS
arb wire quotations nre for carload

lots.
80 Is per 100 lbs: painted wice, s2.D. Wau-
kcean. lec higher Than GlilicH,
,IftE NAILS Rate, $500 lor, lseg' a1-
yancos - 10 90 ponny. 50r, 5 aud q penny,
soe AMI uenny, 100 AMI penny, 9oc,
penny. $40; 2 penny, $3.50.
cur NAIi.S-Raie. s2.a0 per kcg; same
advances ns on wire nails.
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New Y srk. June l.-cleariags, sl93. oss 1914
balances. $500, "a.
CMena 1ois 90 an 2 ,ro ilnns whisky
NV York June l-Hiies firm, Calves
ton II, 7 VAS dry $, california i@4, Leain-
or quiet Wool quiet.
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FINANCIAL,

Galveston. Texas, June lin the local
e,xetiange market sterling sixties buying
Is discount. selling I, premium. NV YORK
sht, buying Is discount. selling /, pre-
MUM American silver. buying !, dis
CONT. selling at par Bank clearinss,
New York. June l.-sterlng exchange.
oankers' SIXTIES. i.Sii2miNS4 commerc,nl
sixties. iNiy rcichmarks, a.'s francs,
sixties. 5,i1isN5lG rs
New ORLEANS. June l.--Sterllng ox-
chanso. commercial sixties. t.SGA '.LS,A
frames. commercial sixties. 517te: New
York sight bankers, / 50 premium. ccm-
ne,rial D premium
London June Hank rate. per cont.
street rate, 1-s per cent; silver. 81 S-lGd
consols. ~ ia-l6. * mte.esi
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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS,
ooings OF Day With Wall Street
Operators.
IN STOCKS IMPROVED
''"''' hngsgcments for Gold Shipmep,
VII" animation in Lon don Market
Iav"rably Reelected Here.

New York Juno ! THE bulls were cu-
ec"r"sed, at the resumption OF business
today, by higher prices for American so.
c'iritics IN London and by moro ,hec,fu,
sentiment expressed from that center. isS-
,- ,."'''u l oil an early adionrnmcn, OF con-
N..ss YVES considerably changed, uril!,r
.Hiastt'nfs OF gold Tor export by loinor-
, ~ herman steamer also iisurel in
-, ,r'Ni ui ,'lshcr prices. As n result sharp
. 1870 sal.ts occurred IN the loading
sA"tus' ms market, however w.s ~
,'eheiy dull at intervals and ths- nrere-
sAtc OF trading made poor showing rhe
.op hsurcs Of the day were scored in the
.oi.hYoii session anu extended to rs per
''ht III Louisville and Nashville mainly
on foreign buying. The suhsauuc.l, uuo-l
ioiis were stadcd on realizatiuns Surar
moved zap in sympathy with the general
,"arhet, nut soon developed rcctionary
tendency and Nicldci to last weeks clos
ins on the announcement of "A sharp rcutic-
'iuns IN the prices of domestic and for
'isn sugars. m tho late dc,linps the
snares We're better and closed with a
slight 4 iin Tobacco sold of Is pcr cent
on realizing. but was accorded siiliport hv
ny ders at the low POINT and Recovered
slightly.
trailing In the railway list was fairIy
urge considering the slim general total.
uut IN" mafHct was very narrow aside
from one or two of the snocialties, winch
moved point or more on single trnnsrc-
.lohs; l., a'h,r preferred came into dv-
man" IN me closing dealings and rose 4.
i,Vt cent Inr afternoon Speculation Was
uoVoi1 OF feature aside from the intense
cniinsss, The market closed firm at gen
orally slight ga'ns
Iotni sales of stocks today were IS iic
shai's includng Sugar 2lo00. Tennessee
coai aud ir1n 1000. ST. Pam l2,4on
. Halfway bonds were quct hut gcnerallv
firm. with gains of lml1a per con, in some
oi the less prominent issues; sales Ss6S 900.
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rRrIrs AND MITES.

A1l'LEs Texas -5liioe r.r i-3-bnshel
boxes.
Ai,tlcoTs California and Arizona 500
/ per i-iosket riat"s.
BANANAS Per bunch. sio,ui75.
BLACk BERRll1S- Per bucket. ion6oc;
per 2i-qunrt crate $lWnl.5 ~.
CctoANtls -Ssooat0J per 100. $500
yer 1000
CHERRIES California. sl.Joua.25 per 10
lbs.
LEMONS ~ Messina and i'alormos,
choice $I.75pi0J; fancy, Sl.glQfis
NUTS ~ifru2ll, iie per h. lilnerts. Sici-
~. 90; Naples, Il re. wuluuis. llnisc.
peanuts, 1880. almonds, Tuingoua, lie
pcr ID, l3c per sack, California ulmonds,
10, oceans : l-@ff6c.
ORANGES California, novels. $s.7sQiel
ll-t Ms-Texus, Joaioc per l-i-bnshei
boxes.
i'HAcliEs-Per l-a-bushcl boxes small
10 medium. Spn55p, choice 10 fancy, GDcu
$40,
STRAWBERRIES Extm fancy, s2opW
25Q' far 10 good, $l,5onl 10: common and
soft, slWHl, %
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Per Gallon.


teday by the cotton seed product depart
ment OF the Houston Cotton Exchange aud
Per Gallon.
Choice crude OIL for butter -
Oh ...,....,-.,'-'-f. :;--.'' !p.s
Strictly prime crude oil,.... lG'z
Pr me crude ,+,-..,-.,..-...,. ~ % lSia
Off crude of. according TO
grade ...,,,.,.;;,,,,,..,.'.''' !" 10
Primo butter oil, loose, ,.... ~
Pr,nfe summer yellow OIL. ls " lsia
Cake and meal feb. mill interior points.
according 10 location.
Prime cotton seed cake...,sl3 % n Is 90
Prime cotton seed neal. IS 80 n Is %
Cotton seed hulls.,.-..s....t ~ ~ %
For local delivery Houston mills quote
meal and cake i7D per ton; hulls 2,5s4f
AGO.
Remarks-Markc. au!et
New Orleans, June 1.-The market for
cotton seed products II dun and
Unchanged: prime crude oil, bulk,l7. prime
summer yellow. In barrels. 23s. meal lT.U1
cake ZOO per shor, ton, LONE ton for ex-
port, 49,.
New York. June Lection seed products
weak quotations nominal; prime crude
o'l IN bulk, Il: prime summer yellow, in
barrels, "a: prime cotton seed meal -9.tog
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-f'irst-class only.......,...
common not wanted.

Thc demand for good cattle of all de.
scorpions Is very sttons such class sells
,valiiN as quoted. No call for poor stock
desired. 50 To 100 lbs
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June L.. .Os5 ISL .7s.. ssA .NO. $50

during the past month show
falling off In the movement,
b'e than is expected at this sea-
year. The receipts so far this
'hSS bales less than in l.94-a5
be.ow the amount resolved DUR
me time in lSg2-gS.
kon the total receipts at IIous-
lss,sa2 bales, and l.llg,2S2 for
o. ks2-s3. After June /. 1925,
this point warc 20.G9s bales.
Ut Of June in 1898 receipts were
Of cotton a. Houston is l7.7Sn
compared with 1888 on June i.
" in 1875.
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N'Ntu. u plu
LiNNHrNol FNrERrs.
opened steady. demand moderate. s.ls
M'rhdy, closed very steady, tenders. new
~ oil 200.
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PIN SOUTHWEST TEXAS.

'' '''' Wy IL ! IN AS.
'n'a'ive OF one Of The largest
in Houston has lust returned
10 all the principal points on
en- Pacific railroad, between
an Antonio. and made the fol-
'ehent to a reporter" OF The
Nay; Taken as a whole the
Is in the best condition
seen Il at this time of the
Plant is growing fast and
viii Undoubtedly he an early
|s'eFal points rain would be n
but the crop can stand thu
aalse longer without any ma
~, II Is surprising VIVA.
moisture the heass- spring
tas ground. ! Visited .evcral
lew inches he.ow the surface
vas found to BE- quite damn.
PAM sends Is roofs strairnt
W. 1sey reaches this moisture
rs s NE plant harder than it
, .i,e Ne; ana capable of stand
~ q dry weather. OF course
sh ABSOLUTE nocossliv for Tho
n ,w ,vo snop.d the drouth con
svs swslse days longer, but just
cns .h1hs Is In good condition
aam y moo worms ana bugs arc
,, .anase, luz not yuffirient ia
', . anxiety. Corn Is hnvin,.
M sas. however. ana unlns.
Eaees ~. Inc crop vii! he ruined
s', DISTRICT ALL RIGHT.
|s,. N.Y. telegram received az the
\ a''n AScAanse today win ex-
|'aslon, ana noara OF
H., .sls + ls'.-ln order to cor
Eers,a IMPRESSION that may pre-
1 snr 10 to the Interference Of
lsat. tb,s' NY by reason OF ,hr
Alshlv" VIZ; - ex hange w.ll appre-
your' j You viii publiclvs am
(rre WIKI members and also use
iis NAIL nail me press OF your civ
,,ansac,,' mat all business Is
,nl dI d. WITH the usual
sca,esIp,'a ,ch, MS the business
~ 'olehed 10y the tor
eidsh, Mo,o {, II. Spencer.
'.efchnnls' Ex1hango.
p. =. oRors AGAIN.
|, h.. ~ part of tho LOGS on PC.
stl' ' week didn't last yery
d .,s,, and brokers being nd
M, :, on all grades This
ka a. !, Places prices back to the
b . =, The downward reaction
1 81 has continued lo o@" carr" sny
ies,,f 'han any o ,ohssf ana an,
stn Tor !, Is difficult To- pI y
We is n,d y. and IN INC absl ne
- lack , ~ to the credit a,
,saucii,,9,ld nana in seunre ~
nast IN, iihalbuel " N tn, id 1a
ss,slnt.,s also take a ,i,,o ,hl"
no nhnrrn
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
,,. CHICAGO.
ihe leading futures ranged al fo,io,v.
Articles
High low Closed
CHICAGO

, da,i,. June Wheat today suffered
a ueSiine Of ls4c from Fridays ciosins
ne s"seS j., anu IN spite of the mass OF bul
10 unload and the break at Miunean.,I,s
are me chiei reasons %. ,he N,al<u.ss
I'm ana oats were both aff ,eiad and d.
sions '' ''i'"c recess
NV heat-Thero was Il good active trade
lne range for the day being sisc Tne
c cjnlS, zone vas iirn, July which on Friday
esiosVu az ~ o-Sc. started AT frcm ~ to
Oslo but inter Il shor, struggle. the S.,rs
Eot complete control and the price went
t tim uao TO worse all forenoon. Jnly get
closing quotations OF Friday ana the same
rs rs me lowest price at which the MAY d.
livery soid in midw inter- The steadmcss
south and Southw. ST. decrease IN me.
stocks n, liverpool and a!vices from
t france regarding the outlook there
count of drouth. mi.r the instance nf
mis- news there was fab buying by local
,rauers Ter awhile, but offerings increased.
many coming from the outside and nrlces
soid on quickly Tho hrcak at Mnncap-
ols,, s'pall decrease in visible and IT,,
nreuictlsi OF rising temperature and clear
a, good deal to do with the week.-mrs.
Inc s-ina'e Of the Orange Jndd lfarnlr,.
of crop of go, oo0,t0 no bushels winter and
d es;', 81. bushels ,. spring wheat. which
came IN, the weakness was increased,
me vicious selling finally carryin., the
price of 2i2c from tho ,op point. Prices
e ,.;II weak to the close OF the SEES
slon though there was some recovery IRON,
me low point the feeling was de ,ldndly
weak and nervous. July closed al 5oi .c
Germ naturally declined in sympathy
with the extreme depression In wheat
a good business was transacted.
Oats We're influenced by the same con-
ditions controlln. corn and the close
showed a similar result.
Provisions were active. but consiiera-
bic reduction ~ prices took place. This
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
UOviSTON MARKEJ'

,eday by the cotton seed product depart
,nent OF the Houston Cotton Exchange aud
Eoar'i Of Trade:
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STOCKS AT LEADING MAHKrrs
UNIFIED STATES EXroivTs.

COMPARATIVE SPOT MARKET.
The following are the closing quotations
Tor cotton on the spot today at the lead.
ms markets, together win rioplng OF mid.
dling yehtolday. with t0aay,s Aa!es.
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N.esaiso; . III. sagcsr2.cs: lib corncd beef.

n.eeTi.sc; ? III, ss.2car2,c q: lib corucd beef
dozen, 81, iSdnl.2o Lib lunch tongue,
dozen. .s2.eca2.i5, l-2-ih clipped beet. :
dozen. $500; Frankfurt SAUSAGE. lib. A->a
l-i-lb pottcd ham. dozen. .Su6nc; IAN
roitei ham, dozen, S.2S: l-i-ib d"vilcd
ham. dozen, sou1Sc; l-@-lb dcvilcd ham,
2 dozen. sl25
CANDLES Granite is ani So ;s,mSc; i6.
OF. parainc, assorted colors. sN,alic; star
.coFFEE- -Rlo and Cordova; Fair lelayl
lTc prime, i7a,disc; choice, 19'.di9'sc
fancy. la'emNc, renhcrry, sl@alss, Roasted
coffcc: Apex basis. l0c-lh coses. s2i7S, Ar
buckles IN loo-lb eases. s2LSi. in s6-lh
cases S22I0; Mocha and Java. fancy blend,
SIC.
CRACKERS a II c Soda. s'sc; lemon
cream. Sc. ginger snaps, Sc. pearl oyster.
5i2c; Daisy oyster, disc; Vanilla waters,
lac; cracknclls, i5Isc.
FlpCk~Tidal Wave. Si.S5 Sea- Fairy,
ssesni r2ller peten,t stg o., sra Sym "s
hurs's Rest. sL3o. Carload lots lOc less
per barrel. special rates for shipments TO
tARlNACEOrS GOODS-,,rits honiny
and cr,am meal. In hbis, s2olp2.6O. pearl
meal, IN !o-lb sacks. si35n',l0 PER hbl OF
American vormicelli. l-'b rackaeas, I,se:
Loose zoe per 1O-lb boxes; inaccaron
American. lib, 7isc; loose A. zoe; lib i'm
ported maccaroni e'sc; lib imported SPA
Fisii-- Mnckcrcl, No. I. in ip-lb kits SOS
al 30. No. ! half hbls. $50; sardincs.
American quarters. In oil. ss.,Sas,95; mus
tards. S2.t5fie10. salmon river trout, extra
No. !. 40 lii half bills, NSo, IL III kills. Slm
HAMS standard. a,.me'ec. picnic hams.
S..
HoNrY--ln 60 lb cans, extracted, &c, In
comb. lie; H. III cans. extracted. Zoe.
LARD Refined tirrces compound. l'tf
ac leaf, 59,st6c. 80 III cans. &c higher than
,ierces; ~ III cans s.c higher. lh, 7-Sc
higher. 5 lb. lc higher.
lASSES-Centrifugal fair 1dnl7c
prime 2SW2ac; choice open kettle .7r29c.
RlCl, Extra fancy bend, now Ss,ellc:
fancy inii or;ed r.ce as,ci choice, M.n3&c;
fair S'en$N.' prime, sta37se..,
ROPE BASIS for 7-'6. 9'.it5'sc. cotton
rope. lpisnllc.
sAlT-l.ivcrrool, course .ipSoc, line ST.;
Louisiana. course Zoe: fine Soc barrel %
ios s225; COOS $40; 0O-as s.1n. Gods SIZE.
STARCH Standard goods. lelIl. III N
ID boxes. Si4c Royal Gloss. hulk, S'ec;
nickel, l0n packages yer box sa.onhi2 =:
corn starch. iianGc ror lh, % and ~ ID
boxes
SUGAR Quotations are f.r small lots.
Special prices given on cnrload urGcrs)
standard srarulaied la.Na7sc plantation.
hk6asc German graduated in sacks.
: 3-Sif5 lie; cubes, . lS-ldu6r powdered,
J iSld'tdc; choice yellow clarified. sc;
fancy, i-Sc.
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LADIES GOODS.

MISS LAURA 'CADMAN,
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING.
Treatment Of the scalp q specially. Work doEe
at residences IL desired Braids rehxed and bangs
dressed 1907 G ST. W. de3i-1m
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D.C.-WASH-
ington, D.. G., Jan. 8. 1885, TO whom It may
missioners Of the District Of Columbia intend to
construct stone ware sewer in G street northeast
%, %, 80, 81 and 80, square 1888, and lots II.
y, ID and Il. square ssl, estimated cost, 1871.
In 18th street between End streets northeast,
abutting lots 8, 2, and 4, square NV. of square
1888, and lot Is, Of "A, Is. IT, II, is and /, Of
square 1910; estimated cost. $7se5O. In 1st
ting lots II. 10 and 20, square e45; estimated
cost, $428. In 18th street northwest between
g.. "a, IS, 81, 81 and 80, square $685. estimated
cost, 800. Assessments will be made against
vided in public act No. III, approved August
Z. 1894. bearing Will be given WEDNES-
DAY, January 20, 1896. at II an, in :he board
Columbia, at which time and place objections
may be presented by property owners to all or
GEORGE TRUESDELL. CHAS. F. POWELL,
Commissioners, D. @. ja13, 14,24,25
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED AND UNFINISHED.
We still have furnished houses, $40 TO $500 per
month, short long terms-enough to supply all
demands. Send for printed list of houses
FURNISHED AND UNPUBLISHED.
Our office convenient TO the principal hotels, and
special facilities furnished strangers desiring to
mi
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OUT OF TOWN.

IN ATLANTIC CITY
For SPRING and SUMNER, fronting directly
the ocean; fully furnished; IL large bed rooms;
bath rooms large parlOrs, library, dining room
and all modern conveniences; formerly DlSSTON
VILLA. Address F. W. HEMSLEY & son, At
lantic City, N. J. ja25-s, tn, th.tf
FOR RENT-OID POINT COMFORT-.BAY VIEW
COTTAGE; fur. unfur.; IL rooms ia of
beautiful grounds; water front. Address Box
164, Phoebus, Va. jag eo2t'
FOR RENT-AND FOR SALE
j. s. COLLINS, Real Estate Office, 1918 At
lantic ave-, Atlantic City, N. J. Cottages, hotels
and boarding houses. ja24-26t
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA,

IN TEN SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA,
The 25th day Of January, 1885.
Harriet r. Baker vs.. Henry T. Baker. No. 1864.
Equity Docket TO-
On motion Of the plaintin, by her solicitor, 1t II
ordered that the defendant cause his appearance
to be entered herein on or before the first rule
day occurring forty days after this day otherwise
the cause VIII be proceeded with as In case Of de-
The object Of this suit IL divorce. on the ground
Of wilful desertion and abandonment Of the COM
plainant by the defendant
By the court. e. r. BINGHAM,
Chief Justice. &c.
By N. A. CLANCY, Asst Clerk. ja2o-1awSt
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FOR sALE-LOTs.

FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED
property, lot on It'll overlooking the city; 60x15O
feet to i5-ft alley, DEEBLE DAVIS CO..
ja2s-st af'1.f '1'' isis F It.
FOR sALELFINE CORNER PROPER ny IN MT.
Pleasant; 280x117: ryayailable for subdivision
and Improvement, TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
1907 F st. NV. ja25-6t'
FOR SALE O45)-7,asA SO. TT. GROUND 'FRONT.'
Ing N. Y. ave, 4h st and st. NV; will
sell part whole at low price; fine for econonl-
ical subdivision. DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO..
ja25-3t "a 1919 + st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
A handsome three-story and basement cellar
house; IA rooms; entire front stone; well built
central anc convenient location in northwest;
house has all modern fmps and must be inspected
to be appreciated; rents for $50 per month"; Price
now, $12, $50 former price, $4,000. This is a
cheap property.
r q q
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UNFINISHED.

\ st bet 19th&aOth1es.6 81
Coun av bet r and
> SITS. ........ 1855. 81
r st bet Goth and
21st SITS. .166. 81
Cor 10th and II SITS. .15O
F st bet 17th&1Sth. .125
Cor 10th and o SITS. lbs
Corcoran st bet 18th
and 18th SITS. .125
Corcoran st bet 18th
st and n II av. los
18th st bet Q&R SITS. 100
18th st bet P&Q SITS. 100
Corcoran 81 bet 18th
ST. and n HI av. 100
F st bet 17th&1Sth. SO. 80
I'd floor on Fl st bet
18th st and VT nv. 80
18th st bet MO SITS. rs
9th ST bet East Capt
and A SITS ne. 40
2 rms, Sd floor, 704
14th st. each. .25
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Officers Elected.

At meeting of National Council, No. 90.
National Union, the following officers were
installed: E. c. Ford, president; w. A. Pet
riken. vice president; w. 6. Detwiler, ex-
president; A. c. Parker. speaker; G. p. Hos
kinson, secretary; H. w. Scanned, f1nan-
cial secretary; ]. T. Donaldson. chaplaini
w, 8. Detwiler, treasurer; Pietro Livigni,
usher; NJ. Hellmuth, sergeant-at-arms; e.
J. Sacks doorkeeper; trustees. E. ]. Sacks.
E. A. Creecy, c. II. Calvert.
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FOR RENT

II bet 18th and 18th
SITS. with stable. .S5O5
r / av bet 18th st
and Conn av. .450
Cor 10th & Corcoran $50
X / av bet 18th st
and Conn av. 1888. SO
K st bet 18th and
18th SITS. ..........3 300
u bet 14th and 18th. 800
10th st bet X and 300
r / av & 18th st. .266. 81
VI st near Conn av. $50
Cor Mass av and 18th
st, with stable. 80
Conn nv bet NJ and
" sts- $50
r st bet Goth and
2lst SITS. 200
18th st bet Q and R. 200
r | ay bet 18th and
COnn aV. 100
10th ST bet G and Fl IFS
n st bet 18th and
18th SITS. 1856. 81
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FOR sALE-HOUsES.

house; has 10 rooms and bath; hot water heat;
Box 126 Star Office 1ts
FOR saloon ST. NEAR CONN AVE, NEW
mfntels; concrete cellar; furnace; handsomely
papered; lot 20x14O; south front Reduced to
r5k See IT. house, ear Is nooms oaths lam
dry cellar furnace; handsome mantels :, and deco.
$4,000. On 10Th st. rear dupont Circle
ja246t' NV. cor. 10th and u SITS.
balance monthly Groom new brick; good lot to
alley; cellar under whole house; nicely papered;
cars above Georgetown Chance for On nice home
in good location W. S. MINNIX, 1927 ST. NV.
FOR ,,; SALE A.; ,coLUMBA HEIGHTs-PRICE RE;
basement but-brick and stone house; rooms,
ss Sss h s1iS5
FOR sAI.E-A BARGAN-NO CASH REQUIRED
Neat bay-window brick; Z rooms, reception hall,
ssy moi REb 5%6 NV " SS2SSas
FOR sAIE-RFNT, OR EXCHANGED FINE COR
SIS 18th ST. nw 10: ID dooT. sS back ~ jassst
FOR E.NoRTHwEsT-NEW ,cAY-wINDoW
three bed rooms; CABINET MASTELs; located
CONCRETE street 18th and U sts.; a
very complete home; convenient to U st. electric
cars, 18th st. cable cars. etc; price REDUCED
to 81, 300; COST owner s., $50 cash; TERMS TO
SUIT. Apply at office for permit DIGGES &
FAIRFAX, 701 18th St NV ja23-3t
FOR SALE-TIIE OWNERS OF ''PETWORTH AID
dition to Washington" arranging to erect
several cottages in different parts of the. sub
division during the coming spring. Persons
desiring comfortable houses in this convenient
suburb, which will DO built to suit and sold
on easy terms, should call on us. Petworth
is situated Brigh.wocd ave. and Rock
Creek Church road, and is supplied with side
walks, sewer. water and gas, and is the
line Of the Brightwood electric railway The
streets Of Petworth conform to the streets of
the city and ore not disturbed by the opera;
lions of hte streetextepsion act.
b. H. WARNER & CO.,
ja23-5t 916 F st. E.w.
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H3l1ead Manor Or o00 2I21 Chester Ct, Ar s 90
Col Hts new, 7r. 90 Cos Browns ct, 4r. s. 90
STORES AND OFFICES.
igSS 7th ST. store s1i dwelling. $500
suite; also 2r. en- suite. Very cheap
1907 F ST. communicating rooms, heated :. Is 90
$40 Pa ave, rooms OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 90
WM. II. SAUNDERS CO., 14O7 F st.
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rooms and bath on st bet 18th and 18th. .. .$75
STORES.
Ills st, Sd floor for business or dwelling. :. $25
OFFICE ROOMS.
o 9sh T%' ID noor .ot rms St. Sd ea aSSr 10.
nm. "a door, 1903 - 3 front once rooms. -
Pa av.-...........:3 80 ID floor, 1910 st. .25
STABLES
Stable in 81 bet 1. N, 10th and 2lst SITS. $50
Brick stable bet 18th and 18th and and l. SITS. Is
BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR OF
F1CE. FOR PERMITS APPLY TO
HILL & JOHNSTON,
ta16eo 1905 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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FOR SALE-A BARGAIN-NEW BUFF BRICK
house; has 10 rooms and bath; hot water heat;
ami; lot 1Sx110 to 15-ft alley; location NV;
Box 126 Star Office 1ts
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w. r. Speare,
Undertaken s. Embalmer,

80 Street Northwest.
Everything strictly nrst-class and On the most
reasonable terms. Telephone call $40. ja1-tr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22

BRIIN'S JJEW or ms Duty.

Declared in "a Letter lie Would Not Follow
the Democratic Party to a Gold Standard.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Aug. 19.-These
extracts srom u letter written 10y Will
liam Jennings Bryan to George VI. Car
den. Of Dallas. Tex. on February IS, 1896,
were made public to-day at the headquar-
ters of the Executive Committee Of the
National Democratic party:
'As early at 1893. when the Democratic
State Convention Of Nebraska, controlled
by candidates for the Federal offices. in
dorsed the Presidents financial policy,
I stated that 1 would not follow the DEM
ocratic party to a gold standard.
Directly by my conscience and by my
best judgement, l shall use that vote to
defend my rights. protect my family and
dvanc the welfare Of society. No
convention can rob me of my convictions
nor can any party organization drive me
to conspire against the prosperity and
liberty of my country.
"Men who honestly differ upon the para
mount public questions cannot afford to
be harmonized by a national convention
Mr.. Cleveland would not support the free
silver candidate for the Presidency, and
he should not do so If he really believes
that free coinage would ruin the country,
because a mans duty to his country is
higher than his duty to his party
Wv. j. BRYAN