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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
UNITED STATES MARSHAI,S SALE op THE
LARGE STOCK OF SHOES ETY.. Ar a2S =

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF THE
EAhGE STOCK OF SHOES, ETC, AT 92S +
STREET NORTH WEST
by virtue OF writ Of fen facias. issued out CT
us CLERK = once OF the Supreme Court of the Dis
atict T o, Columbia, AMI 10 me directed. will sell,
nv RISmS RSH1G sale tor cash. on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
I'VE ~ wESI1 -SENENTH, A.D., lS1. at ElENEN
UCLoCh An, at S2S street northwest, WASH
lne,on pc, large stock Of assorted Shoes seized
anu ie'led upon AZ the property Of Hnvenner l.
DAVIS. @ and sold to satisfy executions Nos. 40395
ana 4osSo IN favor OF Hathaway. SOule a. uarring-
ron anu George E Barnard, respectively.
,,,,, ALBEItT A WILSON, US. Marshal.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctinre-s LoI4-lrs
THE PROPERTY AND PLANT OF THE AN
tletam Cement Company of Washington county
VIII be sold, IN front of the Court House I'm Ha-
Eeersi9Wn, Nd, on TUESDAY, DECEMBER
EIGHTH, 1885. For further particulars and
Terms apply to WILLIAM KEAIHOFER, J. A.
MASON and ALEX. NEII1, Trustees Hagers-
co"h, Nu po14-dts
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JAMES :. EDWARDS,
JOB BARNARD, Trust
.rHl EiffII II n "
RADCLIFFE, SUTTON & Co, AUCTIDNElRS
tSuccessors 10 Ratclif1e. barr A Cnl

IHISTEES' SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
10, ,!, 81, SIN ROOMS AND BATH ROOM, l3I5
EMl-ItSoN STREET NORTHEAST
By virtue of a deed of trust recorded In Ifhar
l9s5 folio lao. OF the land RECORDS Of the Dist,i,t
OF Columbia. and the written request of 10
holder OF the notes secured thereby FOR default
an Is,yment thereof, We will sell ST public ancton
~ front OF the premises, On WEDNESDAY THE
t.bu ulEENIn DAY OF NOVEMBER, ls,G AT
QtAhl lEH OF FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ th. fpov-It-
asscrlped iahd and premises, with improvements
lHre,i, situate In the city Of Washington. d. O.
division OF square lo29. recorded In The ,,fice az
the surveyor OF The District Of Columbia in lo,r
10, page 63. The above described property viii Ia
sou subject 10 deed Of trust securing a note for
Sl5oo, bearing interest at 6 per cent and rayabI.
June -. 1899. ~ f-'I
Terms depoeit Of 800 at time of sale mr.
Chaser 10 assume the above trust; balance ono-
thlrd cash. rest In six and twelve months tur-
ciaser 10 give notes bearing six per cent secured ON
the property sold, all cash, and 10 nav cost az
cohseyahcihs, etc Terms 10 be complied with
within nfeen DAYS Trustees reserve right to resell
at risk aud cost Of defauting purchaser.
SAML. A. DRURY
no7-d&ds T,,s,as
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THOMAS BOWLING a 90. AUcTIoNEERS
IRI SIEES, SAI.E OF VALUABLE UNINpRoyFD
Giugl ND, FRONTING TIE WEST SIDE OF'
LIZ

TRUSTEES SAIE OF VALUABLE UNINpRoyFD
GnDlN ND, FRONTING TIE WEST SIDE OF
TWENTY THIRD STREET BETWEEN M
AND N STREETS NoRTHWEST
Is! virtue OF deed Of trust. dated February I6
1850 and recorded on the day in I,Iler lgal
loilo 200 et seq OF the land records for the Dis
trict OF Columbia and the request and by the
direction OF the party secured thereby we will
oner for sale. at public auction. In fr,n, of M.
premises, ON MONDAY. the TWENTY THIRD DAY
OF NOVEMBER, 1886, at HALFPAST FtJI;R
otLo'k IN. that certain unimIroved lot OF
ground situate In the city of Washington in said
DistSct known as and being all of the original lot
numbered "a, comprising the sublots lcti,rrd .E
and &c. In Joseph Redfern's subdivision of
lots 10 the square numbered 80 per Iat recorded
IN Liber .. III. b., at folio 213. Of tln. records az
the once OF the surveyor for said District with tb,
alphf tchances and easements thereto belonging
Terms ot sale: DnctlIird Of the purchase money
10 bs paid In cash the day OF sale or NitIda
ten DAYS thereafter, and the residue in three ctl
Instruments payable in one. tive and three wears
from The day OF sale to bear interest tcr,.from an
tne rate OF SIX Ier cent per annum until pld nav
able semi annually, the deferred payments To- he
represented 10y the promissory notes OF the pur-
chaser, TO be secured 10y deed of trust in the
usual form on the property sold or the lur,a ,.r
III ms or her option, may pay all cash 5000 de-
post on acceptance OF bid. and all conr.van,.iny
ana recording AT the purchasers cost Terms of
sale TO be complied with In ten 90, days from day
Of sale - -'
JAMES :. EDWARDS,
JOB BARNARD Trustees
nolo-eoAds 500 Fifth st. NV
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TRCSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE uNT>f
PR0EED Lot ON THE NORTH SIDE or NEW



YORK AVENUE BETWEEN FOURTH HNn
FIFTH STREETS N0RTHwET D
Defaut having occurred uIder the proyfsions o-
n deed OF trust recorded I'm Iiber lSS4 foio aoe
OF the District OF Columbia land records by reo1es;
OF the parties secured the uassSSiesed win offer
for sSis. ON TIEDAY. THE TWENTY Y-FOIr IrRTIJ
DAY OF NOVEMBER, A.D. 1886 .AI HALF- PAST
-FOUR O'CLOCK PM, In front OF the preuises
ALI. OF ORR ilNAL LOT FIVE, IN sou AXE FIyF
OF Washington. District OF Columbia said lot hay
ing frontage OF sxty-six feet ten inches on Z.xv
York avenue with depth on the east OF ON,
hundred and thirty nine feet and four inches sny
the west OF one hundred and fifty feet a a roar-
inches, having an alley fifteen feet wide on The
west and thirty-f alley Ia the rear VI ~
Terms OF sale: one-third cash one-ttird I'm ona
year and third in two years. all cash al Nh.
option Of the purchaser. A deposit of two hundred
dollars to he made the time Of sale Terms of
sale to be complied with within days or resale
OF the property will be made Al the risk and so.r
OF the purchaser In default. Conveyancing al pgr-
chasers cost.
SAMUEL MADDOX. Trustee
no13dts LEMCEL FUGTTT. Trustee
UNITED STATES MARSHAI'S SALE-Ry yTR-
tue OF writ OF eri facias issued out of the ,lerls
Office OF the Supreme Court Of the District az
Columbia and TO me directed, ] Will sell nj IaIh-
lie sale for cash on TUESDAY. NOyENIyIsH
TWENTf-FotR. 1896, AT TEN O'CLOCK Al
at the auction rooms OF Duncanson Broihcrs cor,
ner 9Th and ID streets northwest wasllfnyton n
C, tailoring stock consisting of cloth ,-,,uds
and patter seized anG levied upon as The iI,,n
ery of John J. COstnett, and sold 10 satisfy aIccp
tion No. 31l52. In favor OF Vim. IA Horstman
COMPANY corporation ALBERT A WI SIN
T. s. Marshal. ID. G. DuNCANSuN BROS Anr'
tioneers. nai., "a,
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RADCLIFFE, SUTTON & co, AUCTONEERS.
GSucces>Ors TO Ratclifre, Darr & Coz

"'us'esSoiS " hatciihe, INIT a toD
RECEIVERS, SALE OF MACHINERY. BICYCLE
SUPPLIES. OFFICE FURNITURE AND TOOL :
LATELY USED End OWNED by THE THORN
MFG. CO.. AND NOW ON THE PREMISES
10 Nos. 3241 TO 32.1 WATER STREET NORTH
WEST. WASHINGTON d. c.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia. passed In equity cause
No.. 17s37. the undersigned will offer for sale at
public auction, WEDNESDAY, NOvEMBEI,
EIGHTEENmTH m 1896 @ besnnins at TEN O'CLOCK
machinery:
Stover Bicycle Drill. No. 15inch Shaper.
l Stoyer Frame Drill. 16-inch Cady Tool
Prentiss Sensitive Drill Grinder.
Snyder 20-inch Drill 16-inch Cincinnati Gut
Presses. ter Grinder.
Screw Machines. Tube Cutter.
Putnam Laths. large Building Machines and
Milling Machires. Bench and Floor yiscs.
And all otEer machinery necessary for a complete
bicycle plant. with shaftng and belting for same
full description Of which may be had at time Of
sale.
Also complete enamelne plant. ButIing Ma
assortment of all bicycle parts. including Forks,
FRAMES, Axl6s. etc. etc.
Also large number of Assorted Files, File
Brushes and other miscellaneous tools.
Also lot Of Office Furniture consisting OF 1
liall-top Desk. Office Desks. Chairs Stove, Car
pet. Clock. etc
Also lot Of misc ellaneous supplies consisting Of
Acids. Solutions Annodes. Cement. Wire. Paper.
Sacks, Bicycle Crates. Grating. Lumber. Letter
Files, etc. ETC.
Terms OF aaIe: CASH. All articles to be re-
moved at the risk and cost of purchasers.
WHARTON E. LESTER,
49, d. W. BAKER, Receivers
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&C" SLOAN * CO., AUCTIONEERs,
14O7 CO. st NV
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. AUCTIONEERS,
..612s 4 at..n.W.

-.-.,.>...,. -. .,.-.. MICHAEL. l. WELLER,
no1 4-,i&ds Trustee.
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TRt STEES' SALE OF TEN Two-STORY BRICK
MOI StS. N,bS. 5t3 To 5la SECOND STREET
otIHEAsT, AND No 100 L STREET SOUTH
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i'd: Galveston II; Buenos Ayres dry, A@
"a lbs. 10; Texas, dry, 2t@30 lbs 9.
Leather--Steady. hemlock sole, Bueno
Ayres, light and heavy weights, 20; acids
Steady; domestic fleece 1922;
pulled 10 126.
Coal-Quiet.
Beef Steady; family s1100@12 90; ex-
ira mess 81 seas; beef hams sl5.5Ol6 GO
packet 50 80; city extra India mess Sl6@
750.
Cut rneats-Easy; picked bellies 49961
81; shoulders ~; hams ss4.
I1ard-Dull and weak; western steam
closed al $500 asked city at -; options
May s.. - nominal; refined lowlr; TO the
ointment $500; South American S3.15;
compound 20.
short clear sl15001250; family sl1.o0.
Butter-Firm: Western dairy --;
do. creamery 1922; do. factory Sd @1219
Elgins % imitation creamery 1l@l512;
State dairy ago; do creamery 13@1SM.
Cheese Steady; large state 6@10A;
small fancy 6@l0M; part skins 3AGo' full
skins 2@3.
Eggs-Weak; State ard Pennsylvania
1S@12A; e-house 81 7jM2.SO western
fresh 1115@11M: Southern l101118
Tallow Weak; city ($2 per PACKAGE
3M; country packages iree) SS, as to
quality.
P6bFDlGGm-- tJutIt Dulbs1 ClOSSl VI -
refined Eew York -; Philadelphia and
Baltimore 81 o.; do in bulk S455.
Rice Stea7y domestic fair TO extra 37S
06; Japan 3R@4
Molasses Quiet, New Orleans open ket-
tie, good to chaica 29@37
Peanuts Steady fancy picked 81, do
nestle 4Gg5
r. Fights TO Liverpool qui t--Cotton by
steam sd; grain I'd.
Pig Iron Steady Southern sll.75@l 3 25
North American 200@l3.50.
Copper Stro g brokers 191s; exchange
$11@l1 T.
Lead-Firm; brokers 50 1871; exchange
s3.22H0325
Tin-Firmer; straights s1345G13.55;
plates dull
Spelter- Firm; domestic s4@4 10.
Cotton seed Oils ack; prime crude
2Os4@21; prime crude o b -; off grades
1920; butter grades 251s0s; prime sumner
yellow IS; off summer yellow 2t]4@25,
prime white 20
CofFee--spot Rio quiet; No. Z, 1515; mild
quiet Cordova 16%@l7%.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining go
centrifugal, 96-test. AZ; refined quiet.
No. 9, %; No. z, 45-16; No. s, 4A
No. 9, ~; No 10, AZ. No. ], 41-l6 No. IL
:; No Is, 8 1915; No. IA, SO; Mould a eA:
standard A ~; confectioners' A ~; cut
loaf SO; crushed So; powdered sd; gran
uiated S. cubes SD.
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SEW YoRK STOCK MEX u.

New York, Feb. 27.The volume Of
business in stocks to-day was about
equal to that of the previous day. The
Industrials again held first place in
point of activity as q group. The mar
ixet was irregular with a downward
tendency and marked declines occur
red hi several instances. Baltimore 81
Ohio was the particularly weak feat
ure. declining an extreme six points
to 26, while the five per cent bonds of
1895 were offered down 10 500, seller
20, as against s. regular, the last pre-
vious transaction on Tuesday. The
depression Mas caused by disturbing
reports conveying the impression that
the result Of the expert report that has
been made BIZ Mr.. Stephen Little, the
accountant employed by the syndicate,
had been even more unfayorable than
had been anticipated and foreshadow-
ed the grayest consequence. 1T was
also implied that the company would
be unable to meet the interest due
March 1st, amounting to about $402,-
600 Official denials of the rumors were
made to the Associated Press reporter
about the close Of business. Subse-
quently the stock rallied to %, and
closed at 27H a net concession Of 4 3-4
per cent The general market moved
irregularly but the fluctuations except
in one or two instances were not wide.
The market closed quiet and firm in
tone with the changes unimportant in
either direction.
The railway bond market exhibited
a considerable falling off in activity
and a shading of prices occurred in
laf tive iGgIIpS
The aggregate sales were $t,1s6,0oo
Government securities ruled dull and
firm with dealings aggregating $58,000.
NEW YoRK, + eb. 27--Money on call
easy at 3, per cent: last loan per cent,
closed at PEI cent Prime mercantile
psper 5Go7 per cent. Sterling : change
firm, i CHER, with actual business IN
banker Dlls at 4s74nt.S8 for dcm9nd
and sf16 4.S6N for 90 DAYS Posted rates
&s7d4sf nd 4s8%n4 50 Commercial
bills ASH Bar silver 881s Silver Ger
tiflcates 49, 6sK Mex can dollars Gov
eminent bos DIS Il no. -taue bends Ia G.
tive Railroad tsnds heavy.
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An Unusual Bearish Combina-
ton Against It.
a BIG SLUMP IN FUTURES
Free Receipts Cause Decline OF
IL to IS Points.
WHEAT -a-8. TO IL CENT HIGHER
Baltimore and Ohio Stock Suffer Sen
sationaI Decline of 6 Points as
Result of Expert Account
ants Report.

New York, Feb. 27-The Gotten mar
lxet declined 10 to Is points unrier an
unusual combination of bearish dicta-
tion of freer receipts, additional March
notices and active Liquidation at New
Orleans and at Liverpool. Another
weak feature was report of a reduced
time for New England mills SIX OF
them mentioned by name as officially
announced to reduce their time to
thirty hours per week, instead OF the
present schedule of the So hours. The
close was easy.
NEw YOaE.
xRw YoRK. February 81 Cotton-S , 90
closed quiet: al.edlins a a.s sLaiss 2 ~
futures opened steady at he cecilne;
Futures closed'e sv sales 222, 500 ba'es.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. Feb. Flour Dull,
unchanged Western superfine s2.55@2 70
winter wheat patent "a 90; spring wheat
patent -, do. spring wheat straights
s3.50@2.60.
Wheat-- Dull; spot and February 74@
74H, March 74K asked; May 7356@732z;
steamer No red -; Southern wheat by
sample 76G77. do. on grade 7216@755S.
Corn- Dull; spot and February 33X134
March Sa@3416; April 3i1F@34al; May
35A03i1%; steamer mixed 325s@32s[
Southern white corn 3413as<; do yellow
corn, 84@ 34N.
0ats-SCea1y; No. 2 white western 270
I'm; No. Q mixed western do. 251<023
Rye Quiet and ste dy; No 2, 1904 foI
near by; s5@46 for western.
HaY-Firln, active demand for choice
choice limo tiny SO.
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NAVAL s,pOhEs,.

NEW YORK, Feb 81 4osin firm
strained. common 70 good s1.621<011. 675165
Turpentine-St Steady at 29129L.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 27.---Rostn firm at
&100@1.35
TurpenCiDs--Firm at 261S
WrLMWGToB, Feb. ~ Rostn firm;
strained 81 .25; good strained $780, Spir-
It's steady at 26A026M Tar steady at 80
Turpentipe Nominal
SAVANNA, Feb n Spirits turpentine
firm at E7; sales 474
Rosin firm; water white 92.25; window
Les; II, $1.60: q, e1.55 r. $3.50; e, s1.35; d,
81 90: g, 500.
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEw GRLBASs. Ia. FEB II
taadv saIes sE,400 bales.
LIVERPOOL

..4vgRro0L February y 4:l5 d
'otton-Spot fair demand, prices lover;
Americ n middlng fair ~: good middling
AZ: : merican middlng q 8. low mid
dling4 Ii 50, 3od ordinary 7-3 d; ordi-
nary lid,
which 500 bales were for speculation and
export. ard Guided 9,400 bales Amerf-
eau: receipts $500 bales, including $1,000
bales American.
snsurss opened easy and closed steady
at the decline.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARK nrs
CHICAGO

Chicago, H., Feb. ~. Wheat to-day
opened from 3g to re higher than it
closed yesterday and retained the adj
vance to the end. There was consider
able bearish news, but apprehension
OF damage from the predicted cold
wave kept the market firm.
Corn and oats both displayed some
weakness and closed fractionally low
er. Provisions suffered considerable
loss.
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t-s.r.... ding ouoaati

February ~.
.tass.n adding GuoSati
-fssa firm. 1i-l6, 6s5 bales.
Baltimore nominal, 8. eals
Boston steady, ~, 713 bales.
Wilmington steady. ~, % bales.
Philadelphia steady, l-16, bales
Savannah quiet, ~, 3, ~ ba e..
New Orlealts quiet g-I6, 4 Us ia e5
AugusGa gu ct, steady, IN 6t6 bales.
Charleston steady, ~, 5y3 baisa
New Yo-k stsady, z ID 10, bales
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour Barely steady, spring patents
s. 1908. 5; straighCs S34O@2.55; winter
patent 81 400 $50. winter Sc aighE s. goa
No. 3, spring, 64X0G6; No. 3, spring
e3KM6ssz: No 2 red, 6916169E Corn
NJ. q. Wnfte 2sEa29: No. 3 yellow - Oats
No 3, on, No. white 21a22; + o. Awhile
2002iA Rye--No. 2, s91G. Barley NO.
2, nominal, no. 3. 2t@39; 70 I, 26a229.
seed IS 65@3.70 Pork mes, pr Dbl, 80 80
az so. I4ard--10 lbs $5.7Sg5 3d. Short
rib sides (lOosel 81 906500: rvs ilted shout
ders C5oxed) z5g@4I short clear sides
(boxedl 51lG5M. Whiskey, distillers' I'm
ished goods per gallon s1.22.
sew guRs
NV YogK Feb. 27.-rlour-F Firm
city mill patents s4350 SIS; winter atents
% S5M40J: city mill clears 4.l5M4.25; wiz
Ter straighta Minnesota patents $3.50
n3. Il. Minnesota bakers "a. 9003 20; spirng
low grades 81 90@2 90; winter extras $3.50
az. 20, winter low grade 81 30@2 20.
Rte fouT steady; superhne s2.6O@2. 70;
Bnckwh eat -four quiet; spo 81 30; 1ck-
wheat quiet st 40n4l.
Corn meal ste dy; yellow western coarse
Rye ull; No. 2 western 4o@44' State
delivered 40@43
Barley Firm: western =; mailing 430
Al: fee ding 35@33 choice -.
Barley malt Firm western -.
Wheat SPOT steady; No. red In store
and elevator $500; b -- af at; No. |
orthern T6M ahoat NO. / hard
TN de iyers d; options--No. 2 red Febru-
uaTy closed ISL: March rs 7-1bM@7516,
Used 7j1k; April 75hG75s<. clofed 1914;
May IS i-l6N7351. close1 III; June 72s<@
IS. closed 731S: July 70 O. 6t076, closed 7e.
Corn-Spot steady, No. Y, 81 in elevator;
3SA afioat; yellow elevator; steamer
mixed 331 options February closed 81;
March clos, :; April May 362s 1864,
closed 1914 Jure clostd 81; July 371k@
t7 9-16 closed 371k
Oats Spot fiTmer: No 2, 2658; No. 2
delivered IN No. 3, 25lf; No. 2 white 27s4;
No. 3 white 261S; track white western 2o@
29al; track white State 2i@29, options
February closed 2SA; March closed 25M;
May CLOSED 70.
Hay5teady; shipping 1880, good TO
choice Timothy 90@l00.
Hops Weaker State common choice,
1894 crop, 216041S; 1895 do 4@9; Pacific
coast, 1894 crop, 21z041<; 1895 crop 4lS
Hides Steady; wet sailed New Orleans
selected, As to 65 pounds 20625, California;,
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SPLITTING HAIRS

is fine business and fine that win split hair
will shave we'll Every who shaves himself should have coed
razor sucha is
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VIII. &R. S. TUCKER & co.


Monday, February oath, we will show
many attractions in High Art Novelty
Dress Goods comprising Crepon bour-
sOuti0, canvas bOuCIe, VaiIIe fantasia,
mohair chine, printed warp silk and mo-
hairs, variegated CrepOns, Examines, mo-
zambiques, IenOs and mOhair siCiIIians.
Monday, February oath, we will show
in our Black Dress Goods Department
he latest Paris novelties in silk and wool
Crepons and friSse, mOhairs, plain and
fancy CameIs hair suitings, brOCade
canvas and IenOs. grenadines, jacquard
and armure suitings, together with full
line of 8 PriestIey & Co.'s celebrated
bIaCkdressfabriCs and COurtauId sCrapes.
Samples mailed to out-Of-tOwn GUS
toners.
w. H. & R. S. TUCKER & co.
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FAIrHFULNEss GUARANTEED.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-11
WEST VIRGINIA PENSIONS.

Special to the Register
Washington, October 1O.-The follow
ing West Virginia pensions rave been
granted:
Reissue-Adam Moore, Miracla Run,
Monongalia county; VIM. II. Leman,
Laurel Dale. Mineral county; Alex.
Conner. Rosbys Rock, Marshall county.
Originai-James d. Cutlip, Falling
Spring. Greenbrier cohnty; Andrew J.
Dunham, Elizabeth, Writ county; Abra-
ham Huxenbaugh, Hundred, Wetzel
county; John n. ThOmason, Lang, Ran
dolph county; Grant Parkhurst, Center
Point. Doddridge county
Original Widows, e,c.-Barbqra E.
Westbrook. Horse Neck, Pleasants
county Geissue); Mary e. Hubbs, Par
kersburg. Wood county; Margaret j.
Roach. Parkersburg Wood county; Sal
lie J. D. Grubb, Bolivar, jefferson conn-
~: Martha f. Mathews, Paw-Paw,
Morgan county: Mary E Riggs, Pleas
ant Valley, Marshall county; Catherine
Hammond. Wheeling; Samaria Fiddle,
Fountain Springs. Wood county.
Restoration and Reissue-Edward j..
Arthur. Hurricane, Putnam county.
ncrease-Hiram Short, Troy, Gilmer
county.
Mexican War Survivor, Increase-Jos.
4 Bedinger. Hungry Rock, Hampshire
county.
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THE GERMANS
Naturally Take Great Interest in the
DOings of the Gar and the French.
Some of the Comments.

Copyrighted. 1896 Associated Press)
BERLIN. october 1o.-The reception of
the Car in France during the past week
has engrossed public attention in Ger
many to the exclusion of everything else.
The views expressed on the subject differ
greatly.
The official press has been very cautious,
but this was not the case with the inde-
pendent press The Tageblatt says:
IF the zweibund pursues the aim of the
revanche of the patriots of the Partisan
boulevards it may easily happen that
France will have to decorate other stat
ues on the Place de la Concorde with
mourning symbols
The Centrist Volks Zeitung remarks:
Russia. in the double game she is play
ing between France and Germany, is per-
petuating a gigantic fraud
The Cologne Gazette says:
1T is evident that the mass of French
men nurse Russian friendship only in the
hope that Russia will help them win AL
sace-Laraine."
a resident diplomat. representing one OF
the Dreibund powers. in conversation
with the correspondent Of the Associated
Press. dwelt upon the fact that the Car
carefully avoided using the word "alli-
ance"
But II is thought, nevertheless. that Rus
sia and France will henceforth. at least
for a time. go together. He added that
the element of insecurity was in the fact
that aims of the Zweibund were studious-
" avoided and concealed. If they were
purely defensive, he concluded, why
should Europe be kept in the dark?
Emperor William has been kept fully
informed Of the Cars dongs and say
ings by special courlers to Hubertstock
and he is reported to have said to Prince
Hohenlohe: Il have the fullest confidence
in the Car"
This confidence. however, IS not shared
in oficial. circles.
The Cancellation OF Emperor William
and his brother. Prince Henry of Prussia,
is now effected. The Prince will reside
during the coming winter at the royal cas-
tie Of Kiel.
Miss Amy Cowford Heacock Of Reading
Pa. It is announced, is engaged 10 Baron
Won Knezbeck. Of the Eleventh regiment
of I-hlans.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-11
THE GAR AT DARMSTADT.
The Royal Visitors Were Received BY the
Czarina's Brother ana the Ducal FamI


The Royal Visitors Were Received BY the
Czarina's Brother ana the Ducal FamI-
lily.
Copyrighted. 1896. Associated Press.)
Darmstadt, October 10.-The imperial
Russian train, with the Car and Czarlna
and their immediate suites, arrived here
at O'Clock this morning. Their majes-
ties were met by the ducal family Of
Hesae. headed by Grand Duke Ernest,
Of Hasse, brother OF the Czarina. The
imperial couple were driven TO the new
palace, amid great enthusiasm, through
the gayly decorated streets.
Wnen their majesties reached the
French frontier station of Pagny-sur-
Moseile, the prefect OF the department
was present to do homage to the Russian
travellers upon the part of French LOr-
TaiDe and Nancy, where, the prefect re-
called, took place the memorable inter-
view between the late President Carnot
and the Grand Duke Constantine. The
railroad station was brilliantly iliumin-
ated and decorated with French and
Russian flags, etc. Crossing into Ger
man territory, couple Of German en-
gines were attached to the imperial train
and the journey to DarmsJadt was re-
sumed. The Car looked somewhat ia
tigued on his arrival here, but he was in
good spirits and appeared pleasant with
his visitors. The Cz3Tina was as smll-
ingly happy as ever, and received the
greetings of her relatives with tears N
her eyes.