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HANDSOME BLACK COB AT AUCTION.
Ne will sell, i'll front of our auction
roclus. l-Ui u street northwest OH SAT
a handsome black cob, q years old, So
hands high, LILO pounds. has been rid
den and driven by lady has also been
used tandem, Fearless and prompt driver
Iii all harness Sold for want of use
q Ii SLOAN& CO Auciil,Iieers
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS Co., Auc-
uoheers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON

!oiM, I. u A1D n . D. NOpI II
EAST, AT AUCTION.
ON MONDAY, December Z, 1896, at
o clock p. M, / SHAH sell in front OF the
premises part lot No. ~. in square 1927,
10 feet front by loo feet deep; party
wall on the south ,purchasablc.
Terms of sale: ,Ope-halr cash, balance
In one year, secured by deed OF trust on
the property, or all cash, at the option
or the purchaser. 800 down when the
property is struck off. Terms of sale to
be complied with within . days from day
or sale. AN conveyancing, etc., at pur-
chaser 5 cost.
DANIEL O,C. CALLAGHAN, Attorney.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & Co., Auc-
uOneers. .4Ir del d& DIS
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LOTS FOR SALE.

So. .Soo-NEw YORK AVE. BET. N.
CAP. AND FIRST SITS. .-s0x1o1. 70
30-foot alley: make us an offer t66l
SS.OOO-F ST. BET. 18TH AND 18th
STS.-40x12S lie; there is no srust. on
this lot; might suit builder. t72J
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SUBURBAN HOMES.

S S35-EAST FALLS CHURCH broom
frame; acres of ground; convenient to
cars. (530l
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PoSToFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read daily by all Interested,
as changes may occur at any time.
Foreign mails for the week ending De-
ccmber 3, close promptly at this office
Is follows:
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wArrrD-rosrAar srAMrs.

wANTED-For cash. oil KINDS of old
United States postage and departments
stamps. Collections also bought. H.F
DUNkHORST. 1905 7th ct. nv. se9'0
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MANDOLIN. MANDOLIN.
ANEI.lNE NJ. Du FOUR
will receive pupils on mandolin, guitar,
theory and composition Studios 9S4 +
ST., Rooms 6 and s, and 1908 ST. NV
nnlS-tr
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

MEMRERS Connecticut Sound Money
League Gun get tickets to the joilifica-
tion by calling al 2G7 4 l-2 st. IL
X. l.. C. PAiNI fchsS Ar.rENTlON-
All members 81 I79s. n. of L.. are
requested TO attend special meeting
Thursday, December 3, at Z O'Clock sharp,
at Workinginen's Library. business of
Importance. BY order w. l.. Haley. W.
r Sweeney. w. l.. Morris, j. +. Moran. j.
Il. Mitchell. de1-3t
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Holy Cross Academy,
1872 Massachusetts, Avenue.
The course o. stndies is com p!ete and pr,c-
tical Special attention is given to vocal and
Instrumental music. drawing and painting. tho
languages and kindergarten. seS-3m
Royal University Of Copenhagen, will
receive pupils on plano, organ. theory and
composition; studio, Droops Music Store.
Apply Droop's o Ellis Music Houses. 925
and 937 Pennsylvania ave. se2S-tf
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EDUCATIONAL.

SPECIAL offer. vocal training; un-
surpassed in city, at S5 per month; no
treInolo; no sore throat: clear articulation:
pure intonation. MRS. STEELE, 522 @
st. NV. no25-4w w )
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ron RENJ.-ROgMS.

FOR EENT-Three unfi rrished rooms
on I'd iloor, newly paIcrcd, heat, gas
and :. az per month. o5a 4th ST he-
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FOR IENT-l23 Carroll st. Sc; four
yount: men can be accOnn- odatcd with
nicciy furn! shed rooms in Ticc house with
q. IN, L.: Rome comforts: board If desired;
family ui .; terms very reasonable.
deo-3t
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FoR RENT-HousEs.

FOR RENT-6-room house: 2204 I
II. NV: gus; water; iatrobe In pariOr;
papered. For terms apply to store cor
her I'D and sts. NV. de2-OG
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FOR RENT -eOS 9Th St NV, nice
comfortable furnished rooms; with or
without board: ransients accommodated.
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FOR RENT-5lI Z. Capitol St, unfur-
nisncu. large front Eoum with alCoNe,
and larg" back room: bath heat and gas,
gas FOR cooking; terrns moderate. debit
FOt< IstNF-lIU2 * n. \. ave NV. fur
nisnsl looms; ugnt nuEs- -AecpIng; ulod-
crate rates. de1-3t
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RAILROAD
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD,

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND q
STREETS.
N Effect IL: OIL A. NJ, August Il, 1900.
g. oo A NJ. weekdays, 7:.O A. NJ. sun
SbUhu EAPRESS.-P ar
burg. 70 fiIls
AO.oO A. M. PENNSYLVANIA
s.nni.iD ED. = uiilnan Sleeping, Dining,
ThiHs, anu Observation cars Harris-
81 s,,iS U Si,iISIko, cincinnati, Indianapolis.
80 1ouIs, Cleveland, and Toledo. Buffet
aI,oG Car TO harrisburg.
SG,ist a.. a,:oS ~. ar fAsl LlNE.-PlllInan
sttor 1af Harrisburg to PItIsburg.
40 Al. ChIu AGO AND ST.
i1T ts,r EA Mss: tuiiinan Buffet Par.
ni,,; 10 harrisburg. Sleeping and
dDiiias ears harrisburg TO st. LOUIS.
-.E-cinnatl, Louisville and Chicago.
fmU fhitp =. ~. IVES EkN EAtKEss.-
GGaairrisDurs 10 CIeyeland. Dining Car TO
7hO r. A: SOUTHWESTERN Ex-
lars To st LOUIS. aud Sleeping car Harris,
burg 70 Cincinnati.
1O:AO p. M. Pacific EXPRESS
7.5O A. M. ior Kane, Canahdaigua.
cept Sunday.
lO.3O A. M. for Elmira and Remove
Gany, except sunday. For Lock Haven
" SanH-uays 81 and Wnliamsport Sundays,
7M0 EltSoi1 =. M ~. for Wunapsport, Rochester.
eAcept saturday, with Sleeping Car wusil-
nston TO suspension Bridge via Buffalo.
1SH.AO 30 r. NJ: for Ere: Canandalgus
oahy, Sleeping Car Washington to Elmirsl
for Philadelphia, New York and the
East.
4i02 iqsD F. 6six M; "GoiT1kEssIoNAL s,i rssi LIN
plning Car Irum kaItIulore. Kernlar az
t-oO tDlning Carr, T.2U, sou. 100
tDihing Carr, am L CO ,D:ni ng Car from
Miili.,h stohj "a m L. 10, d. 10, 4. ~, $40,
tpihihS Carr, ~, 800, IL 90 DINING
"a, iohi NiIm.ngtoDl a. M, 10, 3I5.
80, aso, $40, 1000. and 1855 p. IN. Fof
fhIddeiphla only, Fast Express, T.5U
a. II. week-days. Express, iZ.I5 week.
Gays, -.Oi ami o.4U p. III. daily, FCI
Btston. without change : 80 a. M. week
days, and a-lo p. IN daily.
SARATOGA Express tParlor Carr, 8. 90 a. m
Fog Baltimore. 6.25. 90, 20, so, 900,
iSIo' Ivy io;so, y 90; and I1.oo a, M
itedt, 40, 4.36, ). 40, sos, &. 10 10.
100 1910, IL l ., and II SO p. m or
sI1aay' Ionay' n-o9, I;29, 200; $50, 80,
l40o Limitedl, 4.20, $40, sos, $40
a-io, 1000, 10 40, and l .35 p. m.
For Pope's Greek Line, T.2O a. IN. and sc
F. n; daly' except Sunday. Sundays
For Annap polls, 7.2O, 900 a. M 1215and
40 T. n daily, except sunday. Sun
days, 800 j. Ia. and 4.20 D. m
= atlantic Coast Line EXPRESS 30 a M
3-46 p. IN daily; Richmond only, IO.G?
a III. week days, Atlanta Special. via
Richmond and Sea Board Air Line, s. 40
p IN. daily Accommodation for Guam
tico, = asa. IL daily, and ! 70 D. m week
days.
Seashorc Connections.
For Atlantic City tvia Delaware River
Bridge, all-rail Toutel 60 a. m week
days, j. % and 11-35 p. N. daily; ,via
Market Street WHARF. 900 a. ~ tSat-
urdays oniyl, 1ooe, HOO a. N. week
days, IL 45 and 1856 p. M. daily.
For cape May, lo.Go. / 10 a. NJ, l245
p. ni., week days, IL 80 p. m daily.
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth and G
streets, and at the station, Sixth and
streets, where orders can be left for the
checking or baggage to destination from
hotels and residences
s NJ. PREV OST, J. R. WOOD
General Manager Gen. Pass gent
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, FOR RENT.
SUBURBAN HON ES.

SlO-BRIGHTwOOD PARK-New rramc
cottage: rooms. t1OD
&S-DEAN WOOD, d. C-1-roon cottage:
shade, we'll water: lot l5Ox4O. l2Slj
S5.OO-BENNING ROAD-Frame four
rooms. t37ot
-RAILEYB CROSS RoAoa
VA.-9-Eooin, 2.st0ry cottage in first.
acre lot; 3 miles from Georgetown: i mi,e
from Arlington station. For salc al ST 1nno
accommodating terms. IoSS;
AO-WASuINGrOS GROVE-sAn ~
the season; roomy cottage: partly fnr
nishcd. toaY,
ST2.OO "sLIGo," MARYLaH9ESl aHS9S
frame. nine rooms. TWO sto nv and
attic. ~, (SiaI
TR0POLITAE BRANCH B. & o r
adjoining Rockville Gotta ge, rooms NM; ~;
attic. on u large let: short distance from
station. fQ2eI
SAOlwAsHINGroN aRovE-co.,n,.
of tu1 se u76)
SS2.6O- -0AITHERSBURG, Ma
Frame cottage: 10 rooms and hats.
hot aud cold water; newly pa pere(l: he sfn1
by furnace: fruit, stable ON rear Inrre' ~.
reduction " taken by the year S22a,
&l8-FoREsTG GLEN Cottage: q rourns
:. with y 900 feet OF ground: ali IN
nrs'-oi''ss cohoition. (21O,
81 ID. C.-Two e.roon
cottages: well located and In good con.
0lllOD. >N<6)
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FOR SALE.
cITl LOTS



S1.OO FooT-NoRTH SIDE OF LIN
1Sxl17 1t. to Soft alley. 1854
S2.8OO-NEwYO YORK AVE. BETWEEN
FIRST AND NORTH CAPITOL NV
Very desirable lot. lOx1Ol, to SO-root
alley; party wall t66)
S2.&OO-MAssAC sACHUSETTSAvE.
2Ox76, to alley: party wall. (67J
&a.REO-T ST. NV, BET nth AND
18Th STS.-Overlooking New Hamp-
sliire ave: z0xlOo to alley; cheapest lot IN
frame; water, sewer and gas u29j
5000 EACH-FoURTH ST. NE, Ret
AND MARYLAND AvE.-Three lots,
ss5IS-ssone ISs soneS. g. to NO iot sha ailry AD iH
proved by frame, renting for sis per
K ST. NV, RET. 10TH AND 10Th HLo. 1a
2S Xsb; stable Oh rear; well located: at
coESEE r. sxgs: ayE AND s, MAsH5SSs Is.rs Is
1Sfai.s Ta. I'VE. +: BET. a4rH AND 25fa a1Yo.
H 81. sr.ita: Nv, BET 18TH AND 1sTSo faee
MAkYLANS 4 x !D'. AVE-. 1TG%. NEAR E ST. Ne ne
rLSsfpa 9SHfS. AVE-. NEAR ,sr ST. MS VS.
K ST.. BET. Sd AND 4rH NiEs..oe
asp SIS BET. AND H SITS. Nv
P ST.. BEr. nth AND 18TH NV
Facing south: 24x95: to nliey. l6l,
,sTh HAsr sAkbEH ST FoREs Rfs 'Aa5J A5Bss ASD
6OX90 to a0- foot alley. J6Ol
KsT., BET. 18th ASDi4TH SITS. ST.
III st. Sc. BET. n. AND M M
SD ST, BET. +. CAPITOL AND A Sis.
HE.-laxgs Ia 2i-Inos alley. t56)
l2TR ST., HET. @ AND PA.AvE. 6E--
liTX ST. NJ. bet. AND SIS"
2axllU: hO-fan,f alley. t5S,
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. ALTIMoRE -
AAILHO AD,
Schedule In effect July 18Th. 1886

Schedule In effect July 18Th. 1885
Leave " ..sIibSlon min stittiuE tOiLrf Oi
New Jersey avenue and St.
For chicago and Northwest, Vrsubuled
LilIIted traIDs 1000 a. III. and s S-O5 p N.
For Cincinnati, st. Louis and Indiana polls.
ves,lbuled Limited 3.Ao y ~, eApress
For PItIsburg and Cleveland, express Tally
90 u. m. and 8 40 p M
For Berkeley Springs, 3;45 p. N. daily.
and sos p, nj. Saturday only.
For Deef Park. ht.unt..lii Lake Pa rk aail
Oakland. IL 90, 3.45p: m. ~ 10 a: m. all
tain Lake Park Sunday.
For Lexington and Staunton, IL noon.
For Winchester aud way stations. 10 80
For New Orleans. Memphis. BrmIug-
banI, Ciaty anooga. kuoxvifle. Bristol. and
Roanoke. lU.5O y, III 0aily: sleeping cars
through.
For Luray. 3.45 o. IN. daily.
For Baltimore. week days. 500. 6 80
H 90, xT.U5, x7. 10, XT.3O, xS.OO, $50:
xss9 xlOgS so6 xi ! 80 a. ~; xl2H5, 12do. ~.
x5.1O, 1880, $50. x6.2 20. $50, xs.oO:
SIS, xS.2O. l1.l5. xl1.5o p. m. and
100, x3uO, as. i.32. x5,U5. x61O:
s $50, 500. x9-20. ll.I5. xll.bO y. u
For Annapolis. 10 and $50 a. IN.
1910 and As p- IL. Sundays, $50 a
For FreaericE. 20 co. t1s Oonoou. ..I.15
For Masers,own. 1900 noon and
o For BOYD and way points. week days
600 a. III, 4.3o, 80, 100. p. III. sun
Gays. 500 a. m. 1.15. 1.0o, p. IL.
days, 700, 500 a m, 1850. ;. 90, 40.
4.3S $50, BIS, : U5, IL SO p. IN. Sundays,
300 "a IN. 4, l .l5 5-35, 1.U5, 1Olo p. M.
tor "aSnlr.s,on .: N Iunct,or ana Ny points.
stopping at prin, Hal stations only. t4.3U.
For Say Ridge. week days. s.15S m,
and 4.2s p. m SUNDAYS. 9.3o a. m. 1.30
"IF From Bay Ridge. week days, g.. .15 a. m,
ESQ and SIS p III Sundays. 500 and
For Cape May. N a. n..12noon.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
All trains iilLiii.ettGtA mtal t'intsch light
For fniiaueipnia, New YORK. Boston.
200 a. m Dining Carr, 1900, 1885,
800, 1915, DiningCa s00p- m. 12.O1
:igr,. sieepins Gar open az 1000 O'Clock /.
Sundays, T.O5, Dining Carr, 600 a m,
Dining Carr. u2.35. Dining Carr" 3 90.
Sleeping Car. open FOR passengers 1890
Buffet Parlor Cans on all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 10 90 Il. m, II 90 noon,
and l2 SO p. m week days. 1855 p. m
Except Sunday Daily. s'sunday only.
Express traiDs.
Baggage called for ana checked from
hotels and residences by Union Transfer Co..
sylvaDia avenue w. New York avenue and
WM' B. GREENE, SuAs. o. sCULL,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass, Agt,
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FOR RENT.

S1S-TAKoMA PARK Frame cottage:
rooms: near both car lines: in thor
oug condition (373)
Si6lLAMOND'S STATION Frame cot.
tage; rooms: newly papered 1871
SOUTH bRO0kLAND-Furhish cot
tage: q rooms and attic; unfur urnisbeti;
$50 per month: yearly lease. t2S6j
81 HEIGHTS, d. C..
Frame cottage: rooms. f364)
&0.OO-"ST. ELMO"-franie cottlge;
rooms. tS37l
6l2.OO- -CHERRYnALE, VA, miles
from city Frlme cottage, 6 rooms;
plenty shade and good water. (338l
026-SOCTH BROOKLAND Furnished
Cottagc:6 rcoins and attic: unfurnisiIed,
oe0 per month: yearly lease. t2s6j
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Southern Railway.
(PIEDM0NT AIR LINE.l
Schedule In effect June IL. 1896,
All trains arrIvc and leave Penps yIyuria
station.

Schedule In effect June IL. 1896,
All trains arriv. and leave PenDsylvanis
passenger station.
3 a. in-DaIIy iocaI for Danviilc connect.
at Manassas for Strasburg. daily. except
Sunday, and u, Lynchburg with the Nor
folk and Western. daily, and with tie Ches.
Bridge and Clifton Forge.
11:l5a. m.-Dauy tne UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman Buffet sleep-
vile, uniting ut Salisbury with Pullman
Sleeper for AHhe5il.s slbi Hat BprInrs. N.
c., knnx:iils and Chh,t;Hhooga: Tenn. ani
Augusta, also Pullman Sleeper New Yort
10 New Orleans. via Montgomery, conDect-
Ing at A,anfa with r%psn na Z, SLEEPER Tor
4:O1 p. m.--Lucai tur Front Royal, Rivo,..
tosl and strasburg. daily, except Sunday.
4o4 4o4 p. h in.p1aihy' WAS WAsHIY9;T6,sss HiILYa9f;iTT,ssEi,le
SOUTH WESTERN vESTIBULED. i,mp inp
TIED. composed Of Pullman vestibuiei
fsifnam f'sS sleepers New % York - ssst,;,. Seachss
and Hot Springs. ". C..New York to Tal;lpa
VIA Charlotte. Columbia. Savannah. an;
yio Birmingham; New York 10 New Orici,rss
VIA Atlanta and Montgomery. VestibuiaSi
day coach Washington To Atlanta. Southern
Railway dining car. Greensboro to Honr.
TEAMS oS wAsHlNGToN AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington 9:01 q. N.
cept sunday. and 6:25 p. III Sunday v oni1.
Tor Round Iiili. 4:S2 ?. M: daily except
daiiy for Herrt,on. Returning. arrtye AZ
washington S:26 II. IN. and 100 n ~
dal,, :iilj a:3U D. III. DAILY. except Snndav
oept Sunday ircm Herntion, and S:JI an
daily, except Sunday, from Leesbury.
Through trains from the South ar3vs m
D. ~. daily. Manassas division: IL 90
4. m. daily except sunday, an,i d. 40 a M :
daily, from Charlottesville.
rl-rxs~ S.nR
foyn,a tion furnished ut offices 5iI and I3O0
Pennsylvania avenue. and ut Pennnytyanta
Hailroad Passenger Station.
NJ H. GREEN, Gen SupG
j. II. cULP, Ira fflD Manager.
W \. TURK, Gen pNsa. A9enA
L. L6BROwN. Gen. Agent Pnsn Nera
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FOR SALE.
GOOD WILL. STOCK AND FIXTURE
LlrncrS ncf,.nI ,,,.i-r n.aakrI

Onners aetua, price quoted.
a., good cash business, will invoice over
The price asked.
$6OO-Esta blished corner grocery, on
9th st. sw.. near government depart
ments, doing good cast. business: stock,
nxtuIes and four furnished rooms in
$1x6-4TH ST. NV. BET. G AND H
snap: established grocery and pro
vision store.
$500 Established grocery and provision
store: southeast; doing cash business;
rent W; party leaving city cause OF selling
Sspo@LocxTiEsp On ON 4 IL ST. sw-'
Barroom for sale. Including stock. FIX
lures and license; house containing eight
rooms and stable: rents for $26 month:
doing & good cash business; good reason
S3OQ-LocATED oNF ST. NV. NEAR
=. PENSION OFFfCE-Dairy lunch and
dining room: M dosns good cash business; good
S7OO-CAsl. EsTABLIsHED 20
ave, nrar the capitol. doing good business:
S3SO-DAIRY LUNCH ROOM. PA.
-..s-. hei ween Ath anu IOLn sts.. rent
store and two rooms.
Hardware store: well stocked. party
ta tisaaSipg Dag city cause Of selling: viii invoices
Flour and feed store. vicinity Ne v Liberty
lures: good paying business: party leaving
the city; price, $500: easy terms: estab-
a:ssd TaTn is1S siIRe4 4ARpls TiAEs REAL e.
: Established flour and feed store. Co
500; good paying business: books open
for iusnection.
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FOR RENT HOUSES.
(fURNIsHEp.

S6O-1Ol l1TH ST. Sc Brick: fur.
nished: ST. and bath. a. IN l. tli3l
SS3 A MONTH BY THE YEAR-A mod
ern house completely rumlsncd. contain
ing rooms and bath, on 1ath ST., near
Franklin Park. $3.50
l26.OO-I ST. NV, NEAR 18TH ST
Brick; stories, 8 rooiIls, and bath:
completely furnished 1857
81 25-P ST, NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Brick: four stories; IL rooEIS and
bath; heated by furnace. t3i2j..-
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FOR RENT.
STORES WITH DWELLING.

---
S15.6O-i425 & ST. NE.-Storc ana
5 rooms. 1870
SA6-11oS STH ST. EE.-Brick store
and dwelling: IL rooms: n. In. i. I14i
S45.OO 1890 2IST ST. NV. BRICK;
rooms. bath and basement; cellar
under store; VIII tent separate l353l
S26-TAkOMA PARK store and dwell
ing; near both car lines. (37I)
SlOO-ial5 u ST. NW.;s ROOMS AND
bath, yard to alley. III first-ciass condi.
tion; will rent store separate from house II
desired: key at this office. t333 ;.
kA6-11O6 STH ST. SE.->Brick store
with IL rooms and bath. (l14
S3S-1725 Pa. AVE. NW.-Brick store
with rooms. 1850 i
G2E-11IU ii 81. NE Brick store with
rooms. l263)
S9.6O-GoOD HOPE ROAD-Frams: 6
rooms. store and stable. ,.;lfJ
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

OUHe's tctHut IUpe qhoNu
&22.5O TO $3.50 = CORNER
18TH AND OREGON AVE. NV. -Four
flats of and rooms each; with bath.
t309D ~
S25-7os SEVENTH ST. Nw-secopd,
story flat. 134l
S2O-iIv. Il ST. .Ew.-Two- room flats
heated by steam. tl2OI
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WANTED.
.URCEI:AN HOMES

VIC have applicants for country hoir,ea 70
rent for the season or lease by the year. Ad-
drcxx yta,fiNdiafely. Ttmes Real EstalG
bureau. f0th ank1 Pa ave. AZ
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Washington, Mount Veraoa
: Alexandria Railway Co.

From Station Thirteen -iu'l-a-hlit s.r.:. aI!
PENNSYLVANIA avenue
For A.exan,lria-s:;O. I, 80. So ID. Ir:s ex
H. IL a. M ]. , 3. Air ii. $50. 6:l5. !. s 0. 10.
H. l. p III. sunday. first train. pa. H.. las:
.rain 10 p.
for Nit Vernon-10 H. Il n IN. l. ,, ). -
p. III. Daily-exce.,t sunday.
q. T.. ABEOf. GEO. II. PHILLIPS
General Manager Gen. Pas. A.els.
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FOR SALE.
SUBUKBAN LOTS.
actual prfrc o,,ot ~


Fort Mycr ueicHtS, I,fty..o it.t. ,...-- ,.,,.l,
Bright wood Park, Palisades OF the Potomac,
Forest Glen, Del Ray. Rockville, Benniny,
Heights, Takon,a Park, Tuxedo, Langdon,
lakeiand, inglesidc;: Aorris Addition, Har-
low Park, Somerset Heights. Highland
Heights, Wiien Heights, Columbia Park.
GLrIiriI Heights, Whitney Close. Le DroiS
Park. Rosslyn. ..--i4EI-.-s o" -7''-''
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FOR RENT.

$40 MONTH; SIC LA. AVE. NV
Third floor. (314a
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ToR HIRE.

COR HIRE-To drummer and bud.
9, Us SeS 81! f2sn; horse and buggy or Daytoo.
STS oy pG 1n1 ~ SS per da{ Apply to the REX
~ eSs 0y100
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-04-10
Country

WASHINGTON, April 4.-The post
Office appropriation bill served to
bring out some sharp discussion in the
Senate yesterday on the propriety of
abolishiug country p~ostofices and
absorbing them as branches of city
Offices. Mr.. German opposed the plan
as undemocratic. lie stated that the
Baltimore postofice power was ex-
crtcd toward influencing the selection
of men for Congress. After q speech
by Mr.. Elkins, advocating subsidies
and other of extending Ameri-
can on the seas, the post
Office bill went over. During the day
Mr.. George closed his speech, cover
ing three days, in opposition to MIR.
Dupont's claim to a seat. The resolu.
ton for investigating the bond sale
again went over On Mr.. Hills objec'
ton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-04-10
FOR MONROE DOCTRINE
mesico's President Declares Himself n
Ringing Words.

Ringing Words
'iTY OF MEXICO hprll the most
important part OF the Presidents mes.
sage. delivered yesterday at the opens
ing of Congress, is an allusion to tho
An,Io. Venezuelan c~ontrov.rsv and
prasiJo,, Cl,,o,ord,s message ,o Cor.
- -, .s-..r a.. -. r.
gross i"'S par
uehIs message H. III o''oi' as ioiio"s'
with our northern nelghbors u
intercourse is OF the same friendly and
cordial character as our diplomatic
and OTHER relations have been for some
voays mast. Naturally. ,vocation Of
;ho, d,o,ri,e which condemns all ~.
ant. ~ Eurnnenn -usnrnat,on md
ali ianJencies ,n modify "a
;ns,;,ntion. ~ The nov world In a
nonarch;nnI dircct;on aronsod ,root
nn,hn.iasu" .n,nnr trno natinns o,L;s
cnn,inen, md oave occn ION for den.
,m,,.a,;a,s ~ 10th no,,,iar
and Observation-Disclosures
.,Ihc Mcx icnn uovernment cann,t
Ian. Jc,inra ~. rS.r,inIi,v mon ,h,
nar.. M Tho monnrcbies If Euro,e
ar,i,st Tho Of America
nSn;nst tho ;ndependent nations Of
Ills continent now nil subject to in.
d%enendcnt forms of The
,yhoIo ~ orr bistorv and c.nec;ouv
Tho .trupolo nj nur neonle IN shake ~
Tho rnlSc If n foro;rn empirc wbi,b is
Enrnnnnn 10Th In ;ts ori,rin form and
~rcsorrc"s. and torrents Of bloodsbeJ
/, ,h,,, ,,rugcl, are sufficient ,o.t;.
monv IN Tho world ~ onr love of in.
Jrnrndcpce and our nblorrcncc of ali
outside interference. Itisour oninion
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-04-10
MR.. ELkINS ON THE ISSUE.
Declares That u sound Money Republican
Is Necessary.

Necessary.
WASHINGTON, April g. Senator
Elkins OF West Virginia, said yester.
day that to win in the Presidential
election the Republicans must stand
for sound money. lie acknowledged
that McKinley's strength was grow
ing steadily, but declared that no man
could count on being nominated until
the ballot should ne officially declared.
He said that Mr.. Harrison MAS perma-
ncntly ont Of the race.
Mr.. Elkius said that for the first
time the Republicans would take "a
predominating personality and con-
tinucd: Mckinley to-day has n fol-
lowing almost AZ numerous ms was
Blaine's, M McKiulcy's is not per-
sonal. IL comes to him because he is
supposed to represent or typify the
conspicuous feature Of the Republican
politics-protection. Whether cor
rcctly or not, the Republican masses
turn to Mckinley when they talk of
protection, and ! regard his strength
more as n demonstration of the hold
that that principle has upon the pco-
Pile than ns Ia personal feeling for Nc
Kin!cy. although the Ohio maj has
made himself popular 10y his cam.
paigning speeches and his habit
of seeing 80 many people. IT Is
no disparngemcnt Of Mckinley to say
that Blaine fired the popular heart
as no other Republican ever did.
Blaine had only to see IA man once.
shake him by the hand, say n few
words to him, and the foundation was
laid for - life long friendship. IL was
his personality that attracted such
mel aS Phelps and Hobart of New
:. rsey. Sam Fcssendcn OF Connecticut,
Chaffec of Colorado, Sargent and
Estcc OF California, Cyrus Leland OF
Kansas, Foraker of Ohio. Whitclaw
Reid, Emory Storrs, j. :. GARRISON,
DO, Maplcy. Quincy of Texas, Buck of
Georgia, Shipbuildcr John Roach and
II. e. kerens Of Missouri, Powell Cay
ton Of Arkansas, Cushmau Davis of
NJ nnosota and scores Of other o II
v :ntion workers whom ] could
name. What "A hustling crowd they
did make, too, in the old days.
Some of them have passed away,
Others are out of politics and
others still have drifted To new
idols. Through at least four national
conventions these men stuck to-
gethcr with u%nfinching loyalty to the
one man. We have no great individ-
uality in our politics to-day and, as
you say. none will be felt in the st.
Louis convention. | look for the
House rather than the Senate to de-
velop IA leader. The House is the
place to strike the popular chord.
There is more friction there than in
the Senate, and hence greater oppor-
tunity. The House gave US Mckinley
and Reed, tAe two leaders In the Pres.
idential race. There is some good
leadership material there to-day.
Taking the names as they occur, !
should say Cousins OF Iowa, Deliver OF
Iowa, Townc of Nebraska. Barrett of
Massachusetts, and Smith of Michi-
gan can be regarded as men capable
of lcnuershin In the fntnrc."