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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
the CLOSING QUOTATIONS. OF
MONTY.
.Ofr~riprs and sales al the Richmond To-
bscco Ixchance-fnternai Revenue
Coilcctsons-Torcicn Advances.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.--Wan Street Re-
view: During the nrtt hour OF business
al the stock Exchange the market was
irregular and IN the main hrm Tor the
standard railway issues. Inc Gas stockS
and the Spccialtics, however. were in
ci!ncd 10 weakness. and In some cases
aerfous losses were recorded. Laclcde
Gas dropped TO II ana the pfd 3i2 20
j.. The former subsequently recovered
TO ~: The selling OF these stocks was
rumOrs that the supreme Court viii prob
ably decide against the company. Con-
soldatod Gas tel ~ 70 iGJi9 and re-
turned 70 1914 Chicago Gas declined
IL TO 12EV12M. Sugar at the start rose
sharply to llSH, The advance brought
out heavy offerings and a recession TO
1i1%filiI5. followed. After the October
report Of The Burlington and Quincy was
given out and The bank statement pub
lishcd. tho bears made a dash against
the whole market. The Burlington and
Quincy report showed an Increase in
surplus Of S2O7 rs hut Pc the road was
operated for less than 30 per cent. the
statement Was used against II ~ Inc
professional operators. The Wocklv n1lk
returns showed that money Is still coming
Out OF hiding places. and that the banks
:re eager TO extend credits The Increase
IN the deposit line was Slf3DFjj, ~. ne
loans were expanded s. sG.2l9 tasb
on hand increased S5.C9O. 500 and g. ri rs
reserve -. lOi.OJO. The banks now ftlu
and So 229. 500 in 1904 The Granbna
bore the hnmt of the attack and deci ned
tNlis per cent. Burlington and quincy
fell ~ to *. Omaha ~ 20 a.. 81. Paul
3. to 74iS. and Rock Island Is 10 O9lk. Jer-
sey Central dropped TO 1882 ana the
other prominent stocks itmlh per cent.
Speculation closed duh and weak Net
changes show losses Of ltMf7s per cent.
Total sales were 9iGlJ shares including
1850 Sugar 1850 Burlington and
Quincy. 10.7O0 Reading. and $500 St Paul.
The railway and miscellaneous bond mar
kct was lower in tone to-day. The trans
actions aggregated SSOS 900.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE: Money on
call 2p3 per cent. prime mercantile
paper 4nf4 per cent. Sterling exchange
firm. with actual business in bankers
bills at 4Sr4NIS3h for sixty days and
ss6i5fiiSbA for demand. posted rates.
4c4fi4SIt: commercial bills 4S2His3. Bar
silver. 0Jis. Government bonds steady.
State bonds dull. Railroad bonds lower.
Silver at the board was neglected.
TREASURY BALANCES. Coin, Sl2t,-
02S. 4JI. currency, S3i,391, JJ1.
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poRT OF WEST POINT. nov. 2s. i.
SERrIcIs ~ CHIFAI MIL.
A Bicycle Track Being Made at the Univer-
sity of North Carolina

CHAPEL HILL. y. c., Nov. especial.
Mr. $. NJ. Sayford, the college evangelist.
who is now visiting number of our
southern institutions, has closed his Sc
ries Of services here IN the Young Men S
Christian Association and has gone 10
Trinity College.
Mr.. Sayfords work is Of the sort that
counts, and doubtless more good has been
done than will at first appear.
The Methodists, Baptists, and Presby-
terians had union Thanksgiving services
in the Methodist church. The sermon
was preached by Rev. Daniel j. Currie.
pastor Of the Presbyterian church. from
ii. Cor. els: Thanks be unto God Tor
Ills unspoakab.e gift," and collection
taken for the orphans.
improvements continue In and arourd
the University buildings. 4 he wallis in
side tho chapel are now being frescoed,
and a splendid bicycle track nearly u mile
long has been prepared within tie Uni
vcrsity campus
CONGRESSMAN w. r. SlrOwd was on the
Hill to-day, and worshipled Ia The union
Thanksgiving service in the Methods;
Ghurch-
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CnIrAGO -AfAnkrT


CHICAGO. ILL, Nov 2s.-WHEAT-
Sold at the highest point of the year
shortly after the opening this morning
The advance was not permanent, however.
and on realizing sales prices broke PC.
and closed well under last night. The
opening showed the customary bulge over
night. and the bulls were in an eNultant
state over the enhanced value During
the morning Toledo scored the dollar
mark, but as the contract grade at that
place is No. = red. which is selling at
fancy premiums everywhere. the inn
pOrtanCc OF the fact WAS not 80 great
as it otherwise would have been. The
cash demand was very slow to-day, and
Liverpool bids were stu out of line. May
wheat opened from SJlac. TO Sole. sold
at oJ'sc., declined TO S3&c., closing at
nSic.-aiV'sc. under yesterday. Cash
wheat was firm and higher early. closing
easier at 5lc. decline.
CORN-An advance of "a. at Liverpool
helped corn materially The opening
strength OF wheat was, of course, the
main feature in the market. May corn
opened at 2i'su2I'sc.. declined 10 and
closed at 2lhc.-itN3-c. under yesterday.
Cash corn was firm early. but later was
quoted l8c. lower.
OAIS-Rosc and sank in price with
wheat. The action WAS purely a matter
of sympathy, nothing In the news bearing
the imprint Of choice May oats closed
lc. lower. Cash oats were quiet and
steady.
4f.oVISGONS-Participated in the early
Improvement OF wheat and was also as
sisted by an advance Of 5QlOc. in the
price OF hogs. There was some buying
by the packers and covering by shorts
the demand sustaining prices reasonably
well. At the close January pork and
ribs were each 7l4c. higher and January
lard &c. higher.
Tho lagNIfr Futures
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1 DrnrGurrcn ryrrnrhrynEAr
knitting Mills 81 Charlottesville Go Into
Operation.

Operation.
CHARLOTTEsVILLE, VA, Nov. Is
spcc.Ml-A delishtfm entertainment was
given at the Albcmarle Female Institute
last evening. 80 being the second Of a
series to be given by the pupils Of that
institution The programme was elaoo-
rate and well arranged, and the occasion
attracted large and select audience
from the city and vicinity.
First on the programme was a beAulil-'
song and chorus 0rom u. PenscAAl en-
titled Rose waltz. which was rendered
in the best style by the school Miss D.
T.. simpson. one OF the accomplished
teachers. presiding 40 the piano WIN
much grace.
This was followed by beautiful piano
forte trio 10y Misses fite' Jones anu
Hidden.
Next on the programme was reci,4-
tlon entitled THE Picture on the wall
which was well rendered by Miss Minnie
Jones
Then came a beautiful waltz In e. rem
dorol IN magnificent style on the p""o
ly Miss Edith Gentry; following "hich
,cos n recitation by Miss Hartman;
TInMn duet fH .lirHtr AsNitA s''t't''H-
Nannie Wood: a recitation by Miss julia
Flanagan. entitled the "Pied Piper or
uamelln' 10y Robert Browning.
The last on the programme OF the
musical part came the very beautiful
'.Inaururation March" rendered by Misses
Annie Hudson. Alma Butler, Nettie
Gould and Lily Dickinson.
Following the delightful musical part
OF the entertainment came the laughahle
ana interesting drama. entitled THE
r-e',est OF seven" which was partici-
mated I'm by Professor william j. Per-
kine Of the Institute: Mr.. Davis WIS.
OF this city and ten OF tho young ladies
OF the school
wlthai. the entire entertainment was
or n high order.
The Armstrong Knitting Mills. located
on Rose Hnl. in the suburbs Of the city
which closed down last September on
account Of the depression IN business.
viii open no aeain on next Monday. and
I'm few weeks win be working their
Gull force filling orders and manufacture
Inc SAMPLES for their extensive trade.
The CONGREGATION Of the Methodist
church Or Charlottesville have commenced
the erection ~ n har1some chapel IN
Belmont. fhe beautiful suburban town
OF the city or about three hundred souls.
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WEEKLY RANK STATEMENT

NEEkl4 t1A-Ni. > u d I ~ ia-N
NEW YORK, Nov 2s.-The weekly
statement OF the Associated Banks shows
the following changes:
RESERVE, increase ..............S -ilvO'u'V
Loans. increase ................ e,o'n'-vO
Specie, Increase ..t............. .tl.,.vv
Legal tenders, increase ........ 5,-J5,-vO
Deposits. Increase ............. l4,0,trO
Circulation, decrease .......... llos3UJ
The banks now hold sl,iii.C25 in ex-
cess OF legal requirements Of the 20 per
cent.
The New York Financier this week
says.
The notable expansions which the New
York banks have shown since election
The Clearing House statement for the
current week H. altogether gratifying.
tie increase OF SS.S56,@OO in loans being
particularly Significant OF the develop
inent OF trade in all lines. While this
increase does not represent altogether
purely commercial or mercantile demands.
u large proportion OF u Is OF this char
acter. Ia TWO weeks the banks OF New
York have Increased their loans no less
than Sis. 1O3. 600. and the expansion since
November 9TH has been 81. 100000. Never
Ia the history of the banks has such q
development OF business been manifested
in the same length Of time AT any
othW period. IL is safe TO say. a demand
for money Cquailing the present move
ment would have resulted IN very stin
market, but In the present instance this
crease in this item alone during the week
was Sl3, 3,J.UOO Since the election tho
banks have gained in deposits no less
than So 1876 700, which Will indicate TO
some extent the release of funds boarded
previous TO election 10 b noticeable
that OF the gain Of s.. 100. 500 IN cash made
by the banks last week only Si3I. 600 was
IN specie, the remainder, So,-o5,zv0, be-
The clearinghouse vaults contain
$40. 500 600 gold. an Increase since election
OF so, 10000. ana the increasing use Of
legal tenders arises probably from the
exchange OF gold at the sup-treasury. y
great deal OF cash in the form OF legal
tenders came from the interior during
the week. owing 10 the scarcity OF cN-
change and the sub-trcasury disDurse-
ments also helped TO swell the total II is
probably due that the deposits represent
more than bank exchanges ana treasury
riShnts cifnis. a. the SAVINGS o-hks are
feeling the effect OF restored confidence,
and are no small factor in this regard.
The gain in cash since November eth
has been nearly thirty millions, and some
OF THIS comes through savings banks
channels. II IL intoresting. 70 record
that advantage is being taken OF the
present case Of funds here TO secure loans
on long sterling exchange. thus making
market for American capital IN Lon
don on the present active markets.
comparative statement.
Soy. p. o6. Nov 30. 'a5. Dec. 1. 'oil
sies.sis.eoo SCOOPS 500 sio9. 400. 100
Specie
7GG13.OOO CGI5i ZOO r6 5oT. COO
Legal tenders
773j7.2JO S2GJSSDO 100 GO 100
Net deposits
400, 1884, 800 52O 7SS 600 80 ~. oo0
Circulation
2O21s.0O0 1861 500 II lea no0
Total reserve
1900 200 $50. 300 ro- no 700
Reserve REQUIRED
fs2 GJS. 5z5 1870 Iy7. 600 IA o,o ono
Excess OF reserve
31.41l ,62S 1868, 800 ~ 22O 500
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Cu1cAGo LIVE sTotK MARKET.

Union STOCK YARDS. Ill. Nov.
oe -cATTLE -Receipts 300 head; mar
lot firm: common 10 extra steers. 1910 -.
: n. etockcrs and feeders. S2.Joh > !, ~ ~.
cows and bulls. S1.jO03.IJ; calves go
1910; Texans, $2IOHl.-J' western i"'7
ors. 81 SOn2sO. .,,..
HOGg-Reccipts. 1900 head: market
firm and GMIOc. higher. heavy p'chliis
and ehipping lots S53pu3.G0; common 20
choice mixed. S@.3on5ooi choice ass %. -
S,iiIEEP-Receiptr 1900 head; market
firm: inferior to choice, S2OOG3.oo' lamos'
S3O0IJ.25
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NAVAL STORES.

wrIuTNGTON. n G.. Nov. 2S-ROsIN
Firm; strained. $50: GOOD s'raineo'
81 -. .. .,-,.,- Z,
SPIRITS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
notwithstanding doing.
TAT-Stcady ~ Sl.ln.
CRUDE TTRPENIlNE -Quiet; hard'
S11O; soft 500: virgin. Sl~.
SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. 2s.-TuRPI,N-
TINE-Firm At 2liac.; sales, 1903 casks
receipts Csc casks.
ROSI N-Tirm and unchanged; sales,
4 600 Larrels. roco-pis. 800 barroll.
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VIII - Pay Per Cent OF rhrir Premiums.
Large Numbers Of Wild Fowl.

FREDERIcKsBURG VA. Nov 2s-
snecial.-The Board Of Directors Of the
Rappahannock Valley Agricultural and
Mechanical Society met yesterday ANA
the secretary was instructed TO pay IS
rer cent. OF the prernums. the funds not
iustilying a larger percentage.
Tuesday. December eth. at II clock
at the courthouse vas fixed as the time
anc place for the annual meeting OF the
sto, kho.aers of the society. when the
election OF officers for 1874 viii take place.
At = meeting OF tie yestry OF st.
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80. vonr ~ GOODs MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. .2S.-The dry. goods
market to-day has .lled lrll IN an ol. j.
sions on the spot. me general tone i ioa
contrary. there arc here and there indica-
,ions Of sellers weakening somewhat.
and although not ouotably lower prices
cloths have been literally dealt in on a
efoaIv la
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nAI.TIMORE MARKET
BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. 2s.--FLoUR-
Firm

BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. 2s.--FLoUR-
Firm.
WHEAT-Firmor; spot. 9ia9aHc.: de-
cember nSQpz%c. May. 93hc. asked: :
steamer No. red. size. asked: south
en- ly sample yi4JJc.; southern, on
grade y1i. tflh-c.
CORN-flgmer spot. 29isG Doc: Novem-
Der. 2OA 3Oc., November or December
and January. 2Ji-u2JAc.: February, 500
.Olac.: steamer mixed. 2GMN26ssc.; south
crn white corn, 2Ju20c.; do. yellow, 70
92yc.
OATS-Firm and demand fair: No. .
white 2JI25o. No. 2 mixed. 22i9N2Jc.
RYE-Strong and higher: No. 2, near
by. 43Q4fc.: No. 2 western. 46Hi7c.; re-
ceipts zsriS bushelx. stock AAGi1 bushels.
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CASH quotations were us follows.
Flour was quiet and firm: prices I'M
changed, No. . spring wheat. SO5sGS33sc
No. = red. 9OAsN0issc.; No. = corn. 23lylD
&c: No. oats, lsnlyAc.; mess PORK.
St.SIu61O, lard, S3JO4395; short rib
sides S5Oju%Hj; dry saited shoulders.
$4.254f.5O; short clear sides, SfcOQ4.l2Ib:
whisky Sis
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uAy-rIrm; choice timothy. sis5oa


GRAIN FREIGHTS-Very quiet. ,,,.,,
BUTTER-Stcady and hin' ~
creamery. 23q24c.. fancy ladle, lihi'e''
storc-packed. Ioa12c.
EGGS-Weak at zoe. 80 ,o,,
COFFEE Market quiet. no. 8, SlV.l-'2'
SUGAR-Dull: no change IN prices.
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Little Miss Rena Newman the Evensen
Brothers. and Miss sale viii take part
in the entertainment Monday nisht at the
Y. IT. G.. :. Hau Each in their spcc-
ialty are artists and never fail 10 make
n hit They alone should hli the hail.
and none will bee disappointed In the
deserved credit given each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
MARINE INrELLlGENcE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. nov. %. 1sal

PORT OF RICHMOND NOV. %. 1880
A4s4tAN 4.lJ.
Steamer Virginia, Porter Baltimoro
merchandise ana passengers. Baltimore
Steam Packet Company.
Steamer Gulf Stream, Turner. Phua-
0clphia, merchandise and passengers.
y. w. McCaTick, agent.
steamer Iocanontas. Graves, Norfolk.
mcIchanulse ana passengers, Virginia
Navigation Company
SAILED.
Steamer Virginia, Porter Baltimore.
merchandise and pas myers. Baltimore
steam Packet Company.
Schooner Fannie Richie Buckaloo. Bcr-
muGa Hundreds. 10 load railroad ties LOT
East Newark.
Schooner Bessie Brown. Smith, New
York, slaves and bark.
Schooner John H.. Beacham. Stout, New
York, pig iron.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. 2S. 1906.
ARRIVED
Barge Nnlckerhockor Boston.
Barge independents Boston.
br. steamship Aldcrb1r0ugh, Peuarth.
SAILED
Schooner J. u. Dewcll. Georgetown.
Schooner ). Il. Pace. Vera Cruise.
Br. steamship kingsweli. Hamburg.
Barge Rondout New YORK.
PORT OF WEST POINT. NOV. %. 1870.
Steamship Accomac. Thompson. Nor
folk, passengers and general cargo.
steamship IJdnAlIl,. ,o.u. 4allmOre.
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Accomac. Thompson. Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Danville Boyd. Baltimore,
Dc ssengcrs and general cargo.
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China.

Dinner Sets. English POrce-
lain. contains 100 pieces.
worth SO .......... .
CUP and SaUcers. Clri7had
china. gold band. pair.....
Plates. Carlsbad China. gold
band. each .............
Meat Dish. II inches long. I
Chamber Set. 10 pieces. inn
ported 10 sell M 81. VIII go
Monday 81 :
Motto cups and Sauocrs. been
21c. " .,
I'D Dolls, sell elsewhere 80. I
Plates English Porcelain.
decorated
MUGS IrOn-Stonc China.
PITCHERS. 1s-gallon. decorated. .
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Trimmed Millinery.

S. Bonnets for....................S5 so
$40 Bonnets tor.................. $50
$3.50 Bonnets for...............- 500
The latest in the Gainsborough
Hats in black velvet and felt at
special prices. We have one lot Of
Walking Hats and Turbans for 25c.
each. Not more than enough to
last one day. One to customer.
We have just received another lot
of Coque and Feather Boas, TO go
on sale at special prices. The Ia
test effects in Shaded Ribbons and
Flowers. no29-2t
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE ND. Nov. 2S.-Nireinia
Century HNf. Iaiiimorc and ONO
IL bid Gas .l-tiF. VI G62is; DO. . s.
1861 bid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29

Regiment. p.,,,o,on. Co. A.
0ih Va. Regiment IT .o,h Va
Jasper y. philips co. IL ~"
TImothy Z. Peace. Co. b. -''h Va
Timothy Timothy D. padsett. Co. C. 9Th Va
Regiment. oc,h Va Reci-
ment. T. rS,b Va
Regiment. %. y, cav
airy. ,o.,, y, cav
- Mortimer W. Palmer, CO. A. '5th Va.
Daniel b. Pearl. Co. a, 18th Va. cav
Az a. J. Parish. Co. B. Hth Va. Resi-
Hen Henson Poole. citizen. OF Virginia.
S. y. Podey, Co. f., 42d Va. hesi-
james philips. Co. II. 5th Va. Resi7
II. FASTING. Co. D. 90th Va. Regime Mt.
John il. sinelcy. Co. i, ith Va. Cav
airy. ,...
w. sa'I Rerimro 9,'''"
,r,,,ots,. PILLOW. Bryan's virginia Bat
t.i. .,-o'"' '''
talon, or'''' ''0'''
Henry V. Richardson. citizen. Louisa
Courthouse.
william Robinson. Co. Z. 3ist Va.
Regiment.
Nlnilrl Eodman, Co. 4. 9Th Va. cav
airy
henry a. Rains. Co. {, 531 Va. Re2i-
mont.
David Reynolds. CO. T. 22d Va. Regi-
mont.
slmIcl L. Ryan. co. IT, sth Va. Rcgi-
mont.
caleb Raines, Co. II. 2sth VI. Bat
TALON
jared Rodgers. CO. a, 10Th Va. cav
ally.
VI. j. Randolph. co. I, 9Th Va. Regi-
mont.
in-mas G.. Rust. Co. A, ID Va. Regi-
mont.
owen Rookie, Co. c, 5lst Va. Rogl-
mont.
'-'Iles a. rogers CO. L. oVth Va.
H9 l. &. po,.-,. 70 500, -.
H, ,,.'.. 49,.
80 80, Dor. - = -.
any Ig.-,,. " p,.ou,o 70 =, 49,.
Reuben '-' " Ramsey r. g CO., y.
N'' '-'''i
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

LONDON. Nov. 2s-Bar silver,
- lo-lGd.: consois. Ill ll-16 for money
and llls, Tor the account.
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r Us !: 5,
223 {. Broad ST.
SSeSFfs%%f
Glassware.
Granite lr0nWare.

Baking Pan. ( quarts. I
upper ..... ....s............
'Oftoe Pot. > Quarts.......... =
coffee Boiler Soc. kind .... 4
Tea Kettle. worth To-. :.
saucepan. quarts. with
cover . .
The evening times., 1896-05-08
AuctiOnSaleS

THOMAS BOWLING & CO., Aucts.,
612 Z st. NV.
1H9inhES aRIH SEME5 oE s:TE soSSaEE
INGs, AT THIRTY-FIFTH AND MAD
IsON STREETS, Two 81 9nit;s; s,A PA
% PRESSED BRICK @ WITH stone ETRiM
MINGs; AND ALL MODERN I'M
dated ugust 26, 1895, and duly re,
corded i'll Liber 2O48, folio lS2, one of
the land records'of Che District OF Columbia,
and ;nloa at The request Of the party, secured
payment of the Indebtedness secured there
under, the undersigned trustees will offer
Tor sale at pnhiic auction. in front OF the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the TwENTI-
ETH DAY OF MAY A. D.. 1896, at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK +. NJ. the land,
premises, and improvements situate in the
ana known anu distinguished as and being
all that part of "a lot of ground situa ted
IN square east of square numbered 1896.
in that part of the said city of Washing
ton formerly called Georgetown, the kaid
lot being numbered 2SO in Beatty
x Hawkins addition To said George
formerly numbered 1876. i'll said George
town. and dascribedby metes and boundsas
follows: Beginning on the west side OF
Ihi%rty-fiftn IN % 9ogmcrly Fayette' street. at
from the southeast corner OF said lot:
Inence northeriy with tie said line OF
lnlTty-lntH street, 1O2 feet inches to
Madison formerly Wcsu street; thence
westerly with the line OF said Madison street
to the extremity OF the lot; thence SOUTH
erly aud parallel to said Thirty fifth
street, SIS feet . inches. and thence easterly
to the lace of beginning. And ben also de-
scrlbed by mctes and bounds. according
10 recent survey made by Henry W.
Brewer for the District surveyor. as fol-
lows: Beginning on the west side of Thirty
at the eud of 102.5O feet meas-
ured south on said west line from its
intersection with the south line of Madi-
son formerly West1 street and running
thence northerly with said Thirty fifth
street iO2.5o feet to the south line OF said
Madison street. thence westerly with said
south line OF Madison street II 8 feet to the
west line of said lot ESQ; the uce southerly
and parallel tn said Thirty-fifth street |
81. o feet and the ice easterly 1873 feet
TO the place OF he eginning. Terms of sale:
All cash. deposit OF $500 will be re-
quired at the time of sale. Terms of sale
to he complied with within ten DAYS frim
date of sale. or property Will be resoid at
risk and cost Of default.lg purchaser. All
conveyancng, recording, etc, to be paid
by the purchaser
STEPHEN VAN wYCK. Trustee.
1888 st. NV
FRED'K. L. SIDDONS. Trustee,
mye-u&ds 1888 F. st. NV.
The evening times., 1896-05-08
Southern Railway.
(PIEDMONT AIR LINE.)

All trains arrive Gi and ieave i al 81 esSS;G
eiu passenger station
aanassas Daii lor i9sat for Danye connect,
Sunday, and at Ly nah burg with The beASep. Sa,.
ioik and western daily. aud with .he Cbes.
bFdEe behse and nd cIfton D Forrss Tor The Natural
il;Io m.-Daiy, the UNITED sTATEs
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman Bufret siasa 20
vile. uniting N az ana csarosg ssafohg'91 WifS JaSkso
Sleeper Tor Augusta. also Pullman SIau,o
New ork 10 New Orleans. via NonIpomspes.f
ior BrIningiam IN ansa Memn,! m,1b Puilnan Sleep
'o4 na sflasnuTF M m@n1iF d1sliy' except s1iday
lO;4n p. m:-Daiy, WASHiNt;T1Se ssiHe.
st0uTHwEsTEkN t vEsTiBUIEDDN AMD NJ
ii.I;rs iisEn; eompnsed aiI, OF Pullman veslibnsMd
Pullman Siecpcrs New YORK ~ saohhcnss.
anu hot springs, \. .; New Yors T., Ie
Sln CaaTiG.te: , n Goambia, Savannah 6pi aSd
via Birinin sham; New York To New wnneIiphis.
via Atlanta and MontsOmery. Snn,eaans.
hallway reSLlbnied day coach Wasrn1
So Mont tromerY' ing car. Greensboro
IRaiSs 81 WASHINGTON .we
OHIO DIVISION leave Wui,iiiiirIn, AND
m. daily and i:45 II; IN. uaIIy. s.Se,.n' S'oi
day, and6 20 pan Sundays only. roI ~ sun, sun,
Hhl, 80 p, ~. daiiy. except sunda odna y fna
Returning. arrive al Washing,ooof of Z sHsssndon. ST
and 300 p. IN. daily, from EonnS fo,a 1o a. u:
1905 q. N. daily, except SuuGay, rrom Ha.S0 Ha.0
G0u. and S:34 Il. H. uaily, eXceDr SnnGsIn'
from Leesburg. uioays
Through trans from The South arr,,.
washington 6:42 a. m. "a q
N. anu $40 p. IN, daiIy, ,Manassas d,v,E
lou, 1000 a. ni., daily, except Sunday. ans
9 40 a. ~, daily, from Charioitesviiie.. ai'o
Tickets, sleeping car reservation ana a.,
formation furnishedat offices 81 4 and i OK
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and at PenusyirsntVV
kaiiroad Passenger station.
w. IL. q REE.N, Gen. Supt.
1 ]. NJ: GULF. Traffic Manager.
| w. A. TURK. Gen. Paas, Ane,,&
I. s. nROwN. Gen. AxI. T,aaS ns,,s