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The morning times., 1896-04-12
block I, Corey ct al. SUB, American Uni.

block !, Corey et al. SUB, American Uni
versity Heights So, ,3Oc
Rose b. Gray ct viz. John B. to Joseph
B. Bryan, part original lot l, square 461,
SIS. Quit claim 10 correct lib. n. C. L.
No. 43, fol. 412.
Emma NJ. Gi!lett to John T. Mcclure,
part Original lot 16, square 106, southeast
corner Nineteenth and X streets north west,
$12,250.
JACOB H. .Happ etnx to Charles W Handy,
part lots 81 und SS, square o55, in Nc
Guire trustees SUBJ, $40; subject to trust
for S506.64
Louisa Mobler 10 Edward 6 Gummel
lots 81 aud So, square S16, in Quirk's
sub, $4,000.
Ray L. Mi,idaugh 10 Edwin II. Brown,
lot 81, square s34, In Baggett's sub, SO;
subject TO trust for 800.
Ellis b. Porter ct uX. TO Wilton Harvey,
lot 2, block 90, IaUgdon Park, $5; quit
claim.
James c. Pratt ct ux to Emma II Moyer,
lots 21 to SO, 80, Al, 4 3 and 45, block 4,
Grant Park, 81.
Frank II. Quast trustee, to Charles II.
Cecil, lot 33, square 973, S5; subject to
trust.
Henry K Simpson and william II. Linger
trustees, to Erwin c. Carpenter, all blocks
l and 2, lots l TO IL, block 4, all block ,,
all block except lot Is, lots TO IL,
block z all blocks 3 and 8 In Carpenter s
, SUBJ, East Washington Heights, 500.
Bates Warren to Lucie A. Bro wn, lot so,
square 9SS, in Warren's SUBJ, also part
! lot 81 in Flanagan's SUBJ, $40; subject to
trust So, 2,450.
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RECORD OF THE COURTS.

Equity Court, No. 2-Justice Hagner-
Heany VS.. Sumby: order ratifying sale nisi.
May We. May ct al; order postponing hear
ing till April Is. Forrest VS.. Forrest;
fingwell VS.. LerIingwell; divorce q win.
mat. granted. Shusrer We. Boarman ct al,
oeIenuant's motion 10 cOmpel complainant
to pay costs oyerruicd. Lobe vs.. Lltz
et al: opinion OF court refusing decree.
Equity Court, No. l-Justice CoX-G Glenn
VS.. Glenn; appearance OF absent defendant
ordered. Bradley vs. Bradley; testimony
before william Ward Mohun. examiner,
ordered taken. Grinder VS.. Monkey, de-
Iuurrer overruled ana tile vested in COM
Dlainant. Funk 4 WaguallS Company VS..
Quinby; Hutchinson Company, auditor,
directed TO state account OF recei yer:
guardian ad Item. Watson vs.. Caverly;
feave to amend bill with costs granted.
Circuit Court, No. 1-Justice Bradley
Taylor VS.. District OF Columbia; Judgment
in certiorari. Fletcher vs. District of
Columbia; do. Turner, VS.. District Of
Columbia; do; Rowzee vs.. District of
Columbia; do. Snow VS.. District OF
Columbia; do Lane VS.. District OF CO.
of Columbia; do. Derr, adnGslstrator, vs..
Boswell; motion for new trial Tiled. Riggs
ct al. VS.. Shuts ct al; Judgment by de-
fault. Childs ct al VS.. Copeland & COM
pany; motion to quash oyerruled; pro-
ceedings before justice OF the peace,
quashed, appeal bond, 500. Bond vs.
Trego ct al. Judgment by default VS.. Jno
T. Trego. jennings vs.. Webb new trlal
granted and Judgment against defendant
for costs as per mandate. Fink vs.. Reed
order recurring APPELLEE to produce paper
writing at trial. Stone vs.. Deane; Ju6g
tomao Brick and Tile Company; motion
for rule for further answer as to Frank
Hume, guardian, oyerrulcd and judgment OF
condemnation against Thomas J Nc,
Grary guardian Green VS.. Gregory; et
al motion for new trial filed. Simmons
VS. VS.. Liberty Baptist Church; plaintiffs re
quired to give security for costs in thirty
days, Lewis Company Ss; sso Thomas do; III II
Manogue ct al; motion for Judgment agains
Padgett sst & Forrest, overraled. Garrett vs.
Garrett; plaintiff required to file under
taking for security for costs s wl5hn thl1
n,ent in eertiorari Ford VS.. Dictrict o
| Columbia: order to remand record.
G
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THE WIRELESS ELECTRICLAMPS.

Other advantages OF the wheless lamp, it
is reasonable to suppose that not only
Will this number be increased, but that
many OF the cid expensive lamps VIII DO
replaced by those OF the Wbeless patent.
The following modest estimate is worthy
the careful consideration OF investors
If it be calculated that 10000 of these
lamps Will be sold a year, which 10 10
per cent of the annual Increase for the past
four years, or at the ratio or one uew
lamp TO 100 OF those now Installed, the
stockholders would realize net profit OF
100000 per annum, equivalent 10 a divi-
dend Of 90 per cent on the entire capital
stock of the company, or 40 per cent 10
purchasers of founders shares at $50
each, at which sum n limited number or
shares can be secured
1t Is easy to see that the above is
very low estimate OF the probable sales.
and with judicious mana cement 10 should
be greatly exceeded. With the enormous
savings shown weshould reasonably expect
TO practically control the business.
A bona fide proposition is here submit
ted embodying actual results, aud afford
ing al exceptional opportunity for invest
ment.
can at Ohio National Bank, Twelfth and
G. streets northwest. ap12-4J
The morning times., 1896-04-12

MUNYON'S Remedies are sold by all
mostly for 25c per vial. If
YOUR case is complicated, or You need
a physician's advice. Munyon's Doc
tors areat your service free. You can
procure your remedies AT the office,
at your druggists, or not at all
there is no obligation TO spend one
penny.
Munyon's Remedies are selling faster
than ever: can't keep in stock; many Gus
toners have spoken in the highest praise
of them: a personal friend Of mine always
uses them aS household remedy"
During the past two years the sale OF
Munyon's Remedies have steadily IN
creased ] am selling large quantities OF
them and have never had singie com-
plaint; many speak well Of them.
Munyon's Remedies are marvellous sell
ers: sell better than anything ever had
in same space OF time; although L nave
been selling large quantities during Tie
mast two years have had no complaints y
1--WE sell enormous quantities OF Mum
yon's Remedies; mauy speak well OF
IAN selling more OF Munyon's Rene
dies than ever; have not had single
complaint during the TWO years / have
handled them"
Mr.. William Brndle. residing at 11O5 6
street north west says: Il had suffered
from CataTrh and It's consequences since
the year 1858. / am now SeNenty-ilNe
years of age. and don't think any person
ever suffered any worse from cataTrh than
1 did / first noticed that / was subject to
colds; could not go out scarcely without
catching q cold. Soon | noticed desire
10 clear my tbroat-my head seemed L.
be fun and a singing IN my ears. con
suited my physician, who told ME that II
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These lamps are ON exhibition in the
Ohio National Bank, corner of Twelfth aud
q streets north west. where all particulars
concerning them will be given, and sub
scriptions for stock will be received.
TO INVESTORS.
The Wheless Electric Lamp Company
OWES the United States patents, granted
Malone Wheless, in 1895 and 1896, for
improvements in electric are lamps.
The company is organized under the
laws or Virginia.
capitalization, 100000, divided into
5000 shares, having par value of 500
each.
These lamps with their marked advan-
tages can be sold for the same price as
other standard lamps, with good profit
to the stockholders.
They are adapted for street (nunicipal)
and indoor lighting.
They have received the highest indOrse-
ment from practical electricians and gov
eminent officers, who pronounce them an
absolutely new departure in electric light
ing.
Reliable electrical statistics show that
there are about / 900 goo arc lamps now
i'll use in the United States, the increase
In the past four years being upwards or
4OO, 900. With the great economy and
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To Prove that Munyon's Remedies Are the Most
Wonderful Medicines of the Age.
Prominent People in Washington Testify That They Have
Been Cured After Everything Else Failed
Leading Druggists Throughout City Declare the Sales OF Mum
PhenOmenal-They Receive
the Warmest for their Effect.

was Catarrb. He treated me quite
awhile, and / continued 10 get worse.
soon there was a ucClued impairment uI
my hearing. / had frequent beauaches. /
was constantly trying to clear my throat
oI something that seemed To be logged
back OF my palate, but could never get rid
OF i'll. In The morning L would hawk aud
spit for half an hour To clear up NY
throat, ana would often become nauseated
from The muCuS that / would raise. 1t
Went on. ana secmeu TO get worse, and 1
had become dIsguSCed ana deSpalred of
ever getting wei. i lost considerable
weight ana felt miserable all the time.
! consulted and was treated by we'll
known specialists OF all schools, adver-
Using physicians Included. L commenced
Prof. Munron treatment. and in q short
time all OF my trouble disappeared. My
hearing returned, the singing III my Cals
was entirely gone, ana l am Low weighing
more than / ever did IN my lie.
J. w. Jones, residing at 643 Eleventh
street northeast, says. Il suffered from
catarrb for seventeen years. l had TO be
continually ba awking and splitting, and i'll
the morning would often become sick at
my stomach from the mucus that came
from my head and throat. had conlinu-
ally ringing in my ears. and at times my
head would ache so that | felt l could not
stand il. If ] stopped it would feel as
though il would burst; lost my appetite,
and in consequence lost considerable
weight, and when | got up in the morning
] felt worse than when i went to bed; in
fact, j was Il complete wreck. l tried
several doctors. and almost every remedy
known for it, but got little or no relief.
Finally | consulted the catarrhal specialist
of Prof. Munynn, and l am happy 10 say
that after q short course OF treatment
under those physicians l am entirely
cured
The morning times., 1896-04-12
FOR CHARITY.
Miss Lynch to Appear as Parthenia
In Benefit.

'Ingomar,' with Miss Franklin Lynch
as Parthenia, assisted by the pupils of
the National Tbeater School OF Acting, will
be given at Aliens Opera House under the
direction of Mr.. Percy Winter, Tuesday
evening, April p: The performance viii
be for The benefit of the Institute OF Our
Lady of Mercy, a home for young girls,
irrespective Of religious denomination, and
the fact that it will be under the personal
supervision of Mr.. Winter is a sufficient
guarantee that it will prove an artistic
success.
Miss Franklin Lynch was the especial
pupil of the late John w. Norton, familiar
to the public Us Mary ADdcrson's first
tutor and manager. Miss Lynch's apti.
tude in Shakespearean and classic roles
caused Mr.. Norton TO frequently refer to
her us the dramatic child of his ,oid age.
III the photograph taken of the elegant
suite of apartments in the Grand Opera
House i'll st. Louis, which the dead actor
characterized as his "den,'' and which
embraced a most notable collection of
curios and bric-s-brac gathered from every
country IN the world, together with auto.
graphs and portraits of every actor OF
note; the pictures OF Edwin Booth, Miss
Anderson and Miss Lynch We're grouped
together as the ones most dear to the actor
manager when living.
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For Benefit OF Soldier Bows.

The entertainment to be given by the
Miles Cycle Infantry, Second Separate
Company, District National Guard, under
the auspices of the Burnt Cork Club, at
Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street north
west, on Thursday evening, the 18th in
stant, promises to fulfill the expectations
of the soldier boys, who are sadly in need
Of new dress uniforms, and are giving this
entertainment for the purpose of raising a
fund for that purpose. The club will in
troduce g. burlesque on living pictures, also
a startling exhibition of spiritualism.
The morning times., 1896-04-12
baltimore Markets.

Baltimore, April 11.-Flour firm an
chanEe,l-rcceipIs $3.50 barrels; shipments,
7,949 barrels; sales, LOO Darreis Wheat
dniI and higher-spOt and month, 80 "A
731-2; May. 72a72 Ia; July, IL Ia
a7I I-l-reccjptS, zUU bushels; shipments.
$4,000 bushels; stock, 1861 SO bushelE-
southern wheat by sample, tears; do. en-
grafie 7;5a76. Corn steaay-spot and month
and May, 81 7-Sa36; June. 80 A bif;
JuIy. 35 7-Sa36; steamer mixed. 99 ! IA
az 1-2-receiptS, 25,o17 bushels; shipments
1874 bushels; stock, 600, 1877 5ushe Is;
SaIes 5S 600 busheis-southcrn white corn
35; DO. yellow, 80 1-2- Oats quiet and
Steady-No. white western, 2Sa26 1-2;
No mixe1, do, "a 1-2a25-rrceipts g. { 46
bushels; stock, 1S9. 1868 bushels; Rye easier,
deInanc sIack-No. g, 4Ia42 nearby; a. IL
a44 weStern-stOck, $500 bushels. Hay.
best grades firm anu good demand-choiSe
timothy, $1,000. Grain freights rather
slow, unchanged. Sugar strong. unchanged.
Butter, eggs and cheese steady. unchanged
Whisky unchanged.
The morning times., 1896-04-12
Tbc Last Chance at "Easter ne,,s

Mr.. n. H. Bowman, the enterprisng and
energetic mana ger OF the Great Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Company, wishes through
The Times 10 notify all interested in re-
ceiying Que of those charming Easter
Panels, that within few days the i'm
mense supply shall be exhausted Those
who have not yet secured one should
lose no time. They will be presented to
all purchasers of soc. worth OF Tea, Coffee,
Baking Powder, Extracts or Condensed
Milk. When tastefuily framed they ma ke
beautiful picture, well worth preserving
The morning times., 1896-04-12
wife Granted a Divorce

Sadie Estella Lefgingwell was yesterday
granted a divorce from William A. Letting
well, who Is in Augusta, Ga, by Judge
Hagner, on tie grounds of desertion and
infidelity. The name of Amy Peterson OF
Augusta, is given as correspondent.
The morning times., 1896-04-12
EPSTEIN NOT GUILTY.
Ames Failed to Prove the Charge of
EmbeZzlement.

David Epstein, arrested last week on a
warrant sworn out by Z. G. Ames, charg-
Ing him with embeZZiiDg $500, was ar
raigned in Judge Millers court yesterday
afternoon, represented by MeSSrs. Turner
and Woodward. Epstein was formerly en-
ployed by AmeS, who runs an installment
house at 303 Seventh street. He was in
his employ from January, 1898, to jan
uary, 1896.
Ames claimed that Epstein had sold
goods, collected OF them. and appropriated
tie money TO his own uses. Epstein said
as an agent he was obliged to make good
the losses resulting from the failure OF
purchasers to pay. These losses were de-
Quoted from his commissions. Afterward,
In some cases, he succeeded in collecting
the money and retained it to reimburse
himself Judge Miller discharged the de-
fepdaUt
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Ex-Postmnster Generals Meet.

EX-Postmaster Bissel arrived in Wash
ington yesterday and visited his Old associ-
ates about the department. When he called
upon Postmaster General Wilson he found
another exp ostmaster General there,
Senator Villas OF Wisconsin. The three
chattcd pleasantly for some time.
The morning times., 1896-04-12
BRANCHES TO BE BUILT.

One extension asked for uaverscs
private right OF way 10 the Conduit road,
from a connection with their present tracks,
nearly opposite the Chain bridge, and Will
pass from Conduit road over private land,
to be acquired, except across ann along
streets where necessary, TO point Oh the
Georgetown and Tenieytown Railway, at
or near the junction Of the LoughboTo road
with the river road.
Another projected addition is by way OF
Thirty seventh street, from the Junction
OF that thoroughfare with Prospect avenue,
@ distance north of 20 feet, and from there
over private lana 10 be acquired, distance
of $50 feet 10 form short loop for the
company's convenience.
IL Is provided that there shall be but one
railway parallel to and near the CONDUIT
road, and wherever tile route specified In
the act shall be parallel with or coincide
with the route OF any other railway, the
two companies Will be required to maintain
and use but one set or double tracks, Il
violation OF this provision operating TO
repeal the Washington and Great Falls
! charter, oil matters or dispute 10 be re
| ferred TO and determined by the Secretary
| or War, or the courts, as tue questions at
| issue may require.
AMOUNT OF CAPITAL STOCK.
1t Is further provided, by amendment to
| Section 2, that the capital stock OF the
company be S65O,00o, divided iuto shares
| OF $1O0 each, with Il clause authorizing
an Increase in the capitalization, but not
to exceed the cost of the actual right OF
way, construction, equipment, and Other
necessary expenditures, one-haif OF the
| value OF ali shares To bc paid at the time
| oil making tie subscription.
Section of the Origiual act is amended
SO as to provide for the opening Of
books of subscription to the capital stock
within thirty days from the date of pass
ing the amendment, and also for the
subsequent proceedings in the matter ol
organization.
The proposed hearing OF the Commission
ers by the Senate Committee on Appropria
| tons has been necessarily postponed for q
week. 1t is now understood that the mat
ter Will not be reached before Monday, the
| 20th instant.
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Rev. A. j. Graham Hero.

Rev. A. J. Graham, formerly rector of
St. Marks Protestant Episcopal Church,
Capitol Hill. and now dean Of the Episco-
pal Cathedral In Indianapolis, is in the
city for a brief visit. He viii preach this
morning at Christ Church, East Washington,
and in the evening at st. Johns Church in
Georgetown.
The morning times., 1896-04-12

COURT WAS LENIENT.
Judge Miller Imposes n Small Fine
for Theft

for Theft.
rather comey and s:ylishly -a;tired
young woman, answering TO the name of
Mary Hcnberry, was arraigned before Judge
Miller yesterday on three charges OF
larceny, preferred by Mrs. Mary 7. ProtZ-
man, Mrs. Ellen White, and Mrs. Marion
Hucknlan, residing at the IDgleside.
The prisoner denied the charges against
her. Lawyer Siilers produced several wit
nesses TO show her good character, and
at last the three complainants asked his
honor TO be lenient in his sentence, if he
should decide that the young woman was
guilty.
Judge Miller, after giving the prisoner a
short lecture, imposed a small fire in two
cases ami took her personal bonds in the
third.
The morning times., 1896-04-12
Spring Race Meeting at Bennings
April IS to May 1896

The Pennsylvania Railroad will run
special trains on week days, leaving Sixth
street station ut 2 anc 80 p. ~, return
ing at conclusion OF races. Rate. 20 cents
for the round trip ap12 to may2
The morning times., 1896-04-12
Trial of the TiIford Case.

The Lottie TiIford case, in which the
Jury disagreed, has been placed OH the
calendar for trial next Tuesday.
The morning times., 1896-04-12
Dolphin Mt Norfolk.

Tie dispatch boat Dolphin reached Nor
folk yesterday from Key West. She has
been engaged in survey work along the
Central 4 merican and Mexican coasts.
The morning times., 1896-04-12
u nrringe Licenses

A license to marry was issued yesterda
to john h Wiens and Henrietta Smith.
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Cotton.
Wasbineton stock Exchanse.

sales-Met r. R IS 5000 ut l2l. Met. r.
r.. " at lIA Peoples Fire Insurance., d at
55s American Graphophone. % at rs. Mer-
geuthaier Linotype, 10 NJ 0. Lanston Mono
type lyg at SIS. After call-Met. K. K, D at
1l54.
The morning times., 1896-04-12

Real Estate Transfers.
John D .Croissant and George u rerguson
trustees. to John Wagner, lots and 4,
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Office N. w. Open daily Sundays. to
Monday and Thursday evenings, to 8.
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FINANCIAL.
FAVORABLE MARKETS.

FAfUNADLE WARhElC.
Market has had a good reaction. Prices
are now favorable to buyers A low market
l. safe one Stocks are again in good shape
for an advance Low prizes furnish another
opportunity for good profits Favorable fac
tors of permanent character far outweigh
temporary depressinns.
W H E A t.
On March 2sth we strongly recommended pGr-
chases at 6-} Tor ) cent advance On April sth
HeHt and aptIy iliUstT ting the possibility
o. the market tor large products IN limited
time -
WHAT Is AGAIN ON A SAFE LENEL
FOR LIBERAL. PURCHASES. sATlSFE
CAL, POSITION AT HON r AND ABROAD
Is VERY : SsRONG WITH THE TRADE
BUILI>H ON THE GENERAL sIlCA-
TION.
Write for our ~IOPAGE MANUAL IL
lustraied with railroad maps, giving c9mRiets ss.
information Of all RAILROAD and INOCS-
TRIAL properties, including highest and
lowest prices Tor a series Of oiO 50 years OF
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the methods OF buying and selling on mars1h
ISSUED GRATIS AND MAILED FREE
NTOIK~ BONDS GRAIN.
COTTON PROVISIONS
Bought and sold for cash on \ margin CT 20
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DETERNININGi THE FINANCIAL RE
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As SELECTING THE RIGHT STOCKS
New York National Bank references fur
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most enmnodiOus Offices. best brokerage sefT'
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DISTRICT SHOULD own It
Or. Woodward FaVOrs MuniC pal
Control of Garbage Plant.
HIS OFFICIAL REPORT MADE
Contents Understood to Reflect View
That theService May Beas Econon
icaily Performed by Government AS
by act-Washington and Great
Falls Railroad Extension.

Health Officer Woodward has made a
report to the District Commissioners OF
his views as to the advisability of trans
ferring the garbage service TO municipal
control, and it is understood he strongly
recommends the change.
The Commissioners were solicited by
Senator Mcmillan several weeks ago to
give their opinion, and such data as could
be obtained, in reference omunicipalo owner
ship of the street sweeping plant, as well
as Of the garbage crematory, and the
placing OF both systems entirely under the
control of the government. The carrying
out OF this plan, would or course, abolish
the contract plan as to both, and IL became.
therefore, d question of considerable I'M
portance to the municipal authorities as
well as the workingmcn.
Supt. McKenSc OF the street and alley
cleaning department made TO tue Com
missioners more than week ago re-
port favoring the change as to the street
cleaning service, and thls has been await
ing receipt OF DR.. WOOdward's opinion
for transmission to Senator Mcmillan OF
the Commissioners response.
QUESTION OF ECONOMY.
DR.. Woodward's report was not given
out yesterday for publication, but IL
is understood to favor municipal owner
ship, and TO present strong reasons for
the belief that the WORK can be Just as
economically done by the District. IL is
| also argued that the service may be, in
many respects, bettered, for the reason
that il can be brought under Il better
| system with closer scrutiny OF details
The health officer gives NO figures,
| their preparation requiring too much time,
nor does he enter into discussion OF the
| hN oh W "A lhlr
but the question is debated solely upon
the general principle.
There is but one point OF doubt in DR..
| Woodward mind, as heretofore stated
! In The Times, relative 10 the transfer, and
| that is as to the difficulty OF eliminating Y
politics from the service, but this will
doubtless be met in the adoption at an
early day of u bill TO place the District
offices under the control OF the civil
service law.
1t is understood that Contractor Dog
| gett viii go before the Congressional com
| mittees and combat the proposition tc
| remove the street cleaning department
! from the contract system.
| A hearing is TO be given by the Com
| missioners, as mentioned In yesterday
| Evening Times, upon the merits OF Senat,
bill 24y9, under which the Washington anC
Great Falls Electric Railroad Company
| by building q branch from the vicinlt.
OF Chain bridge over Il considerable Circuit
of the northwest territory.
The morning times., 1896-04-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New Yora Stock Market.

FURNISHED by Frank wilson brown.brokei
No I33b r street
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china Closets, SO.z5.

10 Solid Oak China Closets,
shaped bcvelcd mirror top,
glass front, neatly carved.
S15 value. Opening day
nrire co TX
The morning times., 1896-04-12
WHEAT.

Chicago Grain and Cotton Markets,