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FOR RENT
925 Mass v,12r. MISS. .83
1747 18th. 10r, mi. 90
800 &, 22r, mi. 90
1035-29 Lime Kilns,
Office & 5r. sta, "
yard, wharfage. .15. 90
1411 Bacon. 8r, mi $3.50
1921 31st, 12r, mi. so. 80
@4 d. 6r&sto, cel-1.60
800 21st, 12r, eel, mi 20. 80
1918 II, Or, NIL 1000
25OS G,10r. cl, yd. sta. 40. 90
1120 Is. 6r, sto, Gel. m. %. 90
2034 l, 8r. Gel, mi. 81. 80
2219 1. Sr. mi $3.50
21S7 K, sr. Gel. MI SIS. 50
103 2Oth, 7r. eel. MI. .S5. so
727 10th. 1lr&b. I'M .S3. .33
2031 H. .7r&b. mi . az. 50
2S17 Q. 7r, Gel. mi 81. 90
40 Eth, Sr. mi ia. 30. 20
HOS Nd av, ,9r.Q milo. 90
203S I, Sr, mi. 30. so
1854 5th. Sr, NIL. 80. 90
2413 PA Nv, Sr, mi 80. 50
606 21st., tir, eel. .mi. "a. so
1907 Pa az. fat, ,5r. 25.50
iii 18th, ,7r.mi. fur. Is. so
BO6 1Nfhgm' n, Or. mi .. SO
1f13 L, 9r, over sto. Is. 80
2019 L, Or, mi......2S.30I
121+lj 18th, 7r, mi. q. 80
200, 9th ne. g.. mi. .2.@
2110 Pa ay. 81, r,w,g. q. SO
26lS L, Or, Gel. mi. 20. 50
See tom0rr0w's STIR for
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FOR RENT-BY wM. &.
1896 i st. l0r.....SS3.3 81
1119 S st, l2r&sta .S3. IS
17l4 Corcoran, 9r&b. 43. %
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NORRIS. 7os l4TH NV.
po2 I'D st. 1r&b. -$21 so
BIS 9Th 81 ne. 6r&b. 81. so
ii3l G st ne. 6r&h. IS 80
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR sAIE-A BARGAIN-A wE1LEsTABLISHED
ccrner grocery good locality good reason for SELL
ing. Inquire 1919 9th ST. NV. ap5o3ts
FOR SALE-vALUABLE Business PROPERTY.
located ON 10Th st. bet. apd o. tansl and
Water ST., West washington formerly used ss
lime klns)-the property fronts 20 n. on 1Sth
privileges on Rock creek: improved by S-story
brick once and dwelling. This property Is de-
sirable for business purposes may be advup-
tage00sly subdvided- Fos price and terms, &c,
'' wHsoorT. WILCOX q Hmrox.
ap243t 1871 Pa ave. nv.
FOB SALE-vAIUABLE BUsINnl1 PROPERTY
Owner non-regtdent, desir0 10 dk1pnan Of proo-
erfy 1106-1508 Pa. ave. NV, oooatstin1 of five
stores and two Eats Of Eve rsous a. oStb ea~h.
now under ysoA srental; lsag lssse: ruosrfy s.
feet front: Improvements egvartng ant{1p ~ vfIi
be sold at q ,secriAce. ~ 6nrthar inlos1attas
sddress g. v. WAITE Bra1lsv Bsach, M.
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For RENT- fa2l 18th ne. er.... Ii 80
ISl Sth NV store $a000 Us G ave. Or. II 50
b459 14th 1tr, mi. 40 sol 422 6h st sw Or - n
SO nv, uE ami ~ GS go Callan ne. Or. II. 80
1tao Corcofan 20 10S 18th sc, o.. II. 80
5lS 22d NV. q. ami 20 50 626 Calian me- 0r II 20
1904 Sd nw 7r.... sol 1877 Fla nv. ne hr q IA
306 nw 6e, .16 60I 1872 Lewis ne ar nmt n Ri
NJ 9Th se Or. 30 - Fenton p, 5r... . 90
US iOth nv, or;. 10 sc. Or. Z. SO
FOR REST-i225 n JERSEY AVE NV THIS
deiightful new Groom hos.se. wide street nice
Y Furnished or unfurni9heA, at reasonable rate
apr4s,t tbs - .
FOR RENTLCHEAf-014 3 81. NV, IL ROOMS,
bath; asmLs sneEiy SAapers1 and painted; ceutrai
.sssea SSesf :" 5zS1sI ~ sska, sss p.... ~. a..
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1219,23 30th st, Or. .0.5O
92i 22d, 6r, mi. %. 90
&4 Morris me-. Or. 1900
233 Va av, 6r, mi. 1880
1892 Z. Or, mi. .....1S.5O
90 Olive, Or, mi. 1850
ll0S ! Sc. 7r, mi. .1S.D
2114 G, 7r. w&g. rs. 40
1865 2Uth, Or. wa. is. 30
204S z, Or, mi. 30
Al 18th, 9r&sta. ..lB.O0
$40 25th. Or. wa. 1850
-Brfghtw'd. Or. Gel, W Is. 90
1918 4th. Sr. 90
zoo 81, 5r, wa.....14.30
2i15 y, Or, wa.....13.50
SO n H av. 5r, w.l8.50
2142 II. 5r, w......13. 80
1896 II. 4r&cel. w..12.59
400 I'D. Or. wa. 1880
1224-26 18th, 5r, wa. 1880
4S5 10th, 4r. wa. .12.5O
M4 9Th, &, wa.
236 Va av, 4r, W. .12.SO
0S-l2 24th, Or, wa. 1880
1920 18th. 4r. wa. 1880
914 9th, Or, wa. IL. 90
lM llth, 4r. wa. 1850
9lS va ay, 4r. wa. 10. 80
4S2 La ave. Office
rooms:.....$ IS. 10 4 Is
llS I'd. Or. 60
~ 10Th, 1f........10.00
S02 Sherman av. .5r. 10. 90
our other list.
WILCOX, 1907 Pa. av.
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PERSONAL.

GREAT SUFFERING SOLOMON. GET A COOP
grip OF this In your head: We are paying good
hard dough for all gents left OF garments,
shoes. hats. etc. Write for to call Jt'STH'S
Old STAND, 619 ID ST. NV. ap27-5tf
CIVH. SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
answers. Send 1oc. to \. W. FLYNN. AN,
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE,
ap2+1m' S.W. COR sTH AND X SIS. NV.
W. WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE pETKCL
tive agency-Conhdential communice tions prompt
y attended to; ONCE open all boun; best refs.
Estahlished 1870. Supt. go p ST n. W. a22lms
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FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RENr-REMINGTON TYPEWRrTERS AT THE
REMINGTON OFFICE modern machine; perfect
condition Guaranteed; with stand; delivered free
IN city one month applies on purchase OF new
when directly following rer tal
WiCkOFF. SEAAIANS & BENEDICT,
de19-t Cor. Sth and + ats. NV.
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WEAVER,

w LA Els,
NV. Telephone 11o4.
q III Carroll So. Or. rs. so
% Isl California ne. Or. is. 30
o II L NV. 6r&ba. ...l7.3O
- 1883 + ne. Or. .16. 30
U 1526 Marion NV. Or. l6. 30
. 400 8 NV. store. 10. 30
U 1870 5th NV. 5r. .l5. 80
0l
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FOR RENT 1872 Sth ST NV, Or % so
1885 81 81 l. st SW cor 4th&I SITS
NV. l3r oOO NV, Or. 81 30
600 14th NV, lar. 200 90 1898 4th st NV Or 20 IS
2233 (fur,. 13r. 125 90 1923 10th nw dr. 20 %
1925 10th tfur) 13r 125 90 1924 Sth st nw Or 20 90
905 st NV, 10r. -. 90 4011 9Th NV. 81. 90
1924 11th NV, Tor. .66 81 Sic II av NV, Or 20. 90
723 Sth NV, 13r. Is GO 1915 10th NV Sr. 20. co
119 Sth st NV, 15r S 90 1921 Sth st extd Sr 20 90
1915 1Gth NV, 11r. 100 1923 y ii NV Or 20. 90
1913 st NV. 10r. so 90 515-19 Cap st, Or 30
PIG Ind NV. Or. ST. 90 22O7 st NV, IT.. 1890
1743 l. st NV. 13r. $500 1903 l. st NV, Or. 16 50
1919 COrcoran, 11r. IA 90 91S Sd st NV, 5r. 30
AIS Sd st nw Or AZ 90 32S Spruce NV, Or. i6 30
2S2O p st NV, 10r. 40 90 607 st NV. Or. rs. 10
IA \ NV, Or. ~. 60 1911 st NV, 4r. 90
9O1 21st NV, l1r. 1900 2281 C1ev'd av, 6r II 90
21O7 Pa NV. 12r. 40. 90 400 I'D st NV Or. 13 40
902 Mass NV, 7r. 1000 2013 + NV, Or. .13 30
2lO ay NV, 1r. 81. 60 214S ID st NV, O.. 30
1226 9th st NV, Tor 35 so 1142 sth NV. 5r. 13 90
2OOS 18th NV Tor. 1850 1S43 l. st 5r. 1900
Wesley Hts Tor. .:5. 90 125I-67 18th NV 6r. L. 80
2126 14th NV, 11r. .35 co 1710 34th nw Or. IL 80
4J6 st NV. 11r. 30. 73 Sol 25th st nw 6r .12 50
141S 11th NV, 10r. 80 IS S2S 23d st nw 5r IL 30
1905 4th st NV 1r. &c. 90 1905 9Th nw Ar. II 30
The above is only portion of the property
my books.
For full list call at office for bulletin issued on
the 1st and 18th.
THOS. E. wAGGAMAN.
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WANTED-ROQMS.

WASTED-3 OR 4 ROOMS. g,NFCHNISIIED. I'd
fioor for light housekeeping; state terms. Ad-
dress L. J. ", stag sy,tisr, it,
WANTED-RETWEEN AND o. STH AND 18TH
unfinished rooms lSt 2d floor for light
housekeeping; state terms. Address Box 152.
star Office. m o,yu.,,t So. IT.
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FOR RENT
1911 II st. 1Sr.
per annurn. .$3. 900 90
1908 Y NV. 12r.
per annum. 81. SOC. 90
14l1 Mass nv, lir.
per snnum I'll $50 90
Tennlllytown road ie-
lowBradley lane. l0r.
for @ mos. ...... .250. 90
SoG Conn ave. l2r. 100. 90
2025 Col road. 20r. 10000
10a2 VT ave. lar. 200. 90
1il1 X NV. l3r- $50. 90
10il Conn nv. 14r. l5o 90
lc0G y ii av, l6r l5o. 90
62l 18th NV. LIT. .GD
1880 NY nv NV, ,12rl25. 90
3ai3 Z NV, 11r...iS. NJ
1888 Mass av. iOr. .100. 90
1705 n NV, 12r.
500 lirh NV. lar. 100. 70
1909 Conn sy. I2r. 100. 90
1901 18th uw, iIr.lO0. On
13I3 Flaav.p'taitiofo0. 90
201I Mass ~, 1lr.i00. 20
Takoma Park. Car
roll ave. 13r. 100. 90
1876 n NV. l2r. f0e. 90
iSG JelT pl. 12r. 10000
1877 Conn are. lar. s.. 90
Carroll ave. Takoma
Park. 14r-...-....s5 60
2001 j NV, l5r. .7s.OO
1I25 DeSales st, 1Ir.75. 90
617 18th NV. Tor. .15.O 90
l6l0 l4th NV (store
and dwg). Gr.-..T5.O0
1884 cSth NV. I2r. 1900
1871 18th NV. 1lr. .65. 90
1907 II NV, 12r. :. .65 20
1916 2lst NV, lar. .65. 90,
9S1 Pa ave. up pt,
I'd and I'd floors .65. 90
162l 2lst nv. lOr. .0. 90
6lS + NV, I5r. 49,. 90. 90
3025 n NV. l2r.-. .65. 90
3'2i \ NV, l2r. .G 90
1913 n NV. i2r. 90 %
18th ST rd nr Bright
wood Hotel. lar. 80. 90
So + NV, i1r. ..... go. 90
i1l3 18th nv. Or. go. 90
2ss3 . NV, 13r. 60. 90
405 1lth nv. 2r.. .G5. 90
1915 20ih NV. Tor. 60. 90
1915 18th NV. I2r 60. .o0
1908 II NV, store. 80. %
1929 2lst NV. Or. sc. 90
2-l02 l+th NV, llr. 500
203i iIillyer pl. Tor. sc. 90
Coal ward, :slta and
IA NV, lpr mo. 80. 90
1924 9TH NV. store
and iwg. so. 90
2G5 Q ST. l0r.... 81. 90
FOR A FULL LIST q
APPLY AT OFFICE.
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.. FOR .RENT-HOTELS.

FOR RENT-AT OAKLAND MD. In THE ALLIE
gheny mountains, n small SUMNER HOTEL.
beautifully located und nicely furnished lighted
by electricity. lEfvins modern conveniences aud
an unlimited supply Of good water. Apply to
CHARLES J. BONAPARTE,
mh31 -1ma' 2l6 st. Paul st.. Baltimore Md.
Evening star., 1897-04-27
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED A YOUNG GENTLEMAN AND SIS
ter, from the sorth, the care Of a furnished
house, situated in the northwest, rent free for
the summer; references. Address, J.rI4M. Star
ouce ap.6.s'
wASTED-To RENT FUR HOIfSE N NV. For
summer Mt low rent, by responsible married
couple: VIII keep in perfect 'Gftff. iB u. f..
Star Office. aD2I-3t
Evening star., 1897-04-27

FOR RENT-JOHN L.
Cor. F ard Sth st.
III e Ew. Tor ....4C
423 4th NV. 12r. N
1911 8 NV. Tor. 81
220 18th sw. iOr...21
1926 Bath NV, Or. ~
40 18th ne. 6r.....$20
444 % NV. ar. ~
1874 9Th nw,Gr&sto. is
An9l
Evening star., 1897-04-27

FOR RENT-SS0 41a $. W., ST SDwG 7R Sis 20
q u. stSdw, 6r 200 fl9 9th sw 12r, sta. .30. 90
20S ID. stSdw, 3r II 90 GIL Va nv sw 7r wa II On
TO ~ sw, ar IL 30 300 II sw 5r wa 10 10
303AlcLean sw, ,6r13 20 I21S Cd Sc Gr wa 10 90
1924 Half So, ,5r. wa. . 20 6Oi Half sw Ar wa 3 90
40 G. sw Or. wa. .. l3. 10 124 q sw jr wa 1. 90
100 Del sw, w,4r,w. 10 so b. LEON RID $50 Az 8 w
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FOR RENT-BY JAS. F. SHEA, 632 PA. Ay wv
- II ST ne, store, rooms and stable. .S3., OO
I'd q st nwi Sr- S2,Cott9l4 Bohrcr Or. rs 30
tss9 Z. st Sc. ar- .sea' f3 sw. st&dw.. 16 90
!sD6 II av nw6r .2a-:a 63I st Sc. Sr.. 1900
I3.o caroline uyGr EEJ ~ Fenion st ne, ,6r IL 90
~ ,4th ST sw 6r 2Oee 80 Va av sw. Ar. 10. 30
fai ~ sw, st&t!w .lS4aflS34 Il st Sc Dr. 1000
Evening star., 1897-04-27

i FOR RENT-43+ II ST. NV. AT 1880. LARGE
fourstory brick dwelling; 10 and bath;
| all modern improvements. Inquire of a. EBER-
| LI'S SONS, lis Tth st. ap26-Sts
Evening star., 1897-04-27

FOR RENT-19l3 VERMONT AVE; 10 ROOMS
ard bath: all bright and cheerful; also
large yard ind 2-story trick stable; redIcrl to
$3.50. OWNER, 1911 Vt. ave. ap.6.:t'
Evening star., 1897-04-27
FOR RESTnBY las. J. LAMrToN. Iool NV

FOR RENT-BY JAS J. LAMITON, I0OI NV
NORTHWEST NORTHEAST
1902 VT ayI . 90 2le lst INV beatsso Oo
2127 Cal ava ST. I3rlCO 90 132 9Th ST Gr&b 9o =,
14l3 Ken av. 13r&f leo 90 6IS 1th Gr&b - Is 10
911 18th. fur 3st 1Ir1OO S35 4th ST SrSh Is 40
1872 Q.3 st, b. 11r. 100 on lcoO 9TH ST 7r&b1s 40
2121 Ban pl 1lr&b. 90 I206 Fla ay2 ST Or b16 20
17l9 $ st, 11r&b. s. 90 644 L. t;rNI, mi . 10 70
1901 11th2 st 12r. IS 6i5 Acker2 St Ir&b IL 10
iSi3 ilggs. St % 90 iig Ackcr.2 ST. Tr&5 Is 10
IG.i !Lth9r&b fIr 90 1924 F. ST, GrSb. Is 30
!i'5 iIth } ST 1lr. .65ia 1918 l. st. Crab. Is 20
!S6 X l at.3 ST .lOr6a ON SD X. Crab. amt Is 30
!stS Princeton, Tor bi0Gc 401 18th, 6rsyh Is 30
1I15 Cap. Tor, b. $3.50 STORES
SloS IL IN. irNb. 80 4C6 Pa ,goodS4 45 90
!6l9 Narion, 6r&,. - 30 22dtsk, store&Sr dwS5
1i04 Pa av 2r.....I1 30
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FOR RENT-4i0 y ST. NV; CHEAPEST RENT
in city. Reduced $3.50. 2-story and cellar
med. imps.: bay-wudow brick: In elegant repair
handy hoasc: look ut it. ap27-3t'
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5000 ~ Dingman st. Ar SIT 80 Farm. Dc ir 3la.
5000. .912 ID Sc 6r. $4,000 .s31 7th ne, 7r
$is3. 90 ei2 l2l st ne. Or 30 S 80 st nv 9r
$500 400 Warn nv,6r $50. 90 Eek cottage .9r.
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FOR RENTLFLATS

FOR RIsNT-QSE STORE FLAT. AND TWO s.
room nats, on tsr And ID nocrs, with steam heat,
In building Nd. 128-3O 1th Ut.
apx1-h ALBERT F. FOX, go St NV.
Evening star., 1897-04-27

zfIso, u IHISV IIst OF ueSlrhbIc 1urnshcd h0iseK.
FITCH. FOX q BROWN
ap9-tf 14f0 a 81 NV
FOR RENT-THE PRETTY CONVENIENT RESI-
dence 5o7 St; rooms: all MT; saloon parior
dining room. Kitchen al FIRST noor; large
yard: rent. $3.50 OWNER, $40 9th st NV
fe23tf - '
The times., 1897-09-02
HANGED WEYLER In BFFIGY
Unique Feature of the Cuban Bene-
fit at Glen Echo.
Enthusiasts String Dummy of fhs
Butcher to the Gatepost-Oth
Features of the Day.

If Captain General WeyIer. alleged butch
er of Cuba and hero of hundred Spanish
victories on paper. had been at Glen Echo
last night. he would have had warmer
tine than heIs having at present between
the combined fires of the newspapers, the
Pope, the Queen Regent and the tnsur-
gents.
crowd OF several hundred Cuban en-
thusiasts on the subject OF Cuba'a wrongs
undertook 70 vent their spleen upon the
captain general or Cub by taking very
handsomely dressed figure, adorned with a
cooked hat and sword, and swinging 1t up
over the gateway 70 the grounds.
The little side affair in the celebration
met with severe condemnation from many
OF the persons present It cid not, how
ever. Interfere in the least with the pro-
grain as originally planned
There was no speaking Of any kind on
the subject Of Cuba. The program was
enlarged for the occasion. however. The
popular FaGettes were missed frnm tbs
Glen for the first time in two months, bus
in their place VIII HaIey's Concert Band
furnished music for the thousands. Prof
haley was given a good reception when he
appeared in the rostrurn. In addition tn
the regular weekly program for Glen
Echo, available last night through the cour-
tesy OF Manager Middleton, selections wers
rendered voluntarily by the Columbia Quar-.
tet, composed of Mrs. Milton oden, Mrs.
William Graham. George w Lawrence and
William ScantIebury.
Miss Mae Higgs gave piano solo and
there was q very fiery recitation by
young woman named Miss Nellie Frost.
Prof. G. W. Lawrence sang. Prof Arthur
Yundt, assisted by the Ford Sisters, gavf
| mandolin selections. and Miss Gertrude
Ferguson did fancy high kicking dance
| The program was veryappropriately closed
with series of three tableaux; the first
| showing Columbia, the second Cuba and thu
third Cuba and Columbia locked arm In
/ arm.
After the program in the amphitheater
| last night the tbrOnss We're treated to a
free exhibition Of fireworks on the lawn.
The times., 1897-09-02
STOCK MARKET VARIABLE
A Good Deal of Liquidation in
Leading Stocks.
sharp Advance in Grain -Puhlica-
tion of Several Important State
ments- Railway Earnings.

New York, Sept. 1.-During the fore
its tendency, and its dealings showed
great irreguiarity. AS was the case yes
terday, the stocks which have been re-
garded as the leaders in the current move
ment were comparatively dull, and in
their Instances good deal of liquidation
was apparent A sufficient explanation
OF the general market at the present time
would appear TO be found III the attitude
Of the larger speculative interests who
have probably realized handsome profits
On their holdings of the granger stocks
and who are willing to leave the specu-
lation In that group to the smaller fry
during the brief interval i'll which the
final outcome OF the crops viii be in-
volved in uncertainty.
The features OF today's general situation
were the sharp advances in the gr ain mar
kct, in which corn participated to a notable
degree, and the publication of several
important statements OF railw ay earnings.
The Northern Pacific showing was the
poorest and the best showing was that OF
Louisville and Nashville for July, net
| increase of over 25 per cent being shown.
The Lake Shore Company about held Its
own in respect OF the net returns from the
fiscal year. The most noteworthy fea-
ture Of the market was Omaha, where ii
striking advance brought that STOCK to d
level more III relation with the prices OF
the other grangers. The strength WAS
due To the belief that the stock will soon
assume It's place among the regular divi-
dend payers, in which casethe stockholders
| win be compensated for their disappoint-
ment this summer. Another noteworthy adj
vance occurred in Northwest on the rise in
| Omaha, in which stock the Northwestern
| Company holds practical control.
| Sugar and Tobacco, together with the
| specialities recently under active nanipu-
latlon, underwent fluctuations which, while
sufficiently explained by the manipulation
| itself, were ostensibly referred to either
the patent OF the rumored evidences of in
creased prosperity.
The closing was moderate though strong
in tone.
The times., 1897-09-02

fo- the private creditors OF Mr.. Coburn
had been ahead of them, and had taken
away nearly everything except the walls
ahd the store fixtures, belonging to the
store Itself.
Mr. Walter Johnston, the attorney for
these private creditors, was of the opin-
ion that poss ession was a large matter In
such a ease as that of Mr.. Coburn, and
that If he could get the property into his
own hands the chances would be much
better that his bills would be collected
than in any other way. He succe eded ad-
nirably in obtaining the stock in trade,
but the probability develops now that he
will he obliged TO return it TO the drug
store again.
When the marshals returned from their
fruitless errand Tuesday night. the marshal
and District Attorney Davis held a CON
sultation as TO the next step that it would
be proper for the Government TO take.
District ttorney Davis was OF the opinion
that the Government had priority claim
on MI. Coburn' s property, under a statute
relative to the property OF an abSconding
debtor. The marshal's office, then, there.
fore Notified the constable who was acting
for Nr. Johnson's people that he must
retuin the stock TO the store. Thus the
case stands al present.
Mr.. Johnston is OF the opinion that the
question Of the priority claim of the United
States may be argued advanta geousIy.
lie said TO Il TIMES reporter yesterday that
it is his intention to bring the matter up in
court before he surrenders the property
It is probable, however, that he will re.
turn the property to the store for another
Reason, as, If 1T is 20 be sold, It would
bring a great deal more at auction in the
store itself than packed way in the con
stable boxes, and there would in this way
be much more chance of satisfying every
body's clairns
The times., 1897-09-02
TAX OFFICE SAFE LOOTED
Continued from First Page.

readiness and tidy when he should come
into the collectors office.
This answer seemed plausible enough and
did not excite suspicion, and after a few
further uninipoTtant remarks he passed
down the corridor and out OF the building.
That was the last seen of him, and the
funds OF the District are supposed to have
gone with him.
Yesterday morning the collectors office
was open TO receive taxes, as usual, at 8
o. clock The first person TO enter the
office was Mr. Justin Morrill Chamber
lin, the cashier of the department.
Mr Chamberiin had been away OH his
vacation since August i ., ana this
was his first appearance at the Of
flee since that time. lie came down
early twenty minutes earlier than is his
cgs;om-on that account, TO get his affairs
in shape, TO count the cash aud prepare
10 resume his duties.
Bis first observation upon entering the
office was that Hawkins, the colored mes
The times., 1897-09-02
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL STAFF.
DR.. Max Bahr Succeeds DR.. Turner
as Chief Resident.

as Chief Resident.
The regular quarterly changes in the
staff Of resident physicians at the Emer-
gency Hospital took place yesterday DR..
Nj W. Turner, who has ably filled the
position as chief resident for the past
three months, prior to which lie was for
two terms senior, vacated yesterday, and
his place is now filled by DR.. Max Bahr,
formerly senior and promoted in the regu
lar order.
DR.. Jelnemann, for the past three months
junior, is made senior resident, and his
place is filled by a new physician, DR..
w Fife, of Charlottesville, Va.
The examination for the position made
vacant by these promotions took place
several days ago, and DR.. Fife was Sc
lected Heis a graduate OF the University
OF Virginia, and comes to the Emergency
highly recommended as competent ply
sician and surgeon.
hr. Turner has not yet decided where he
will locate and open up his practice He
Is considering the idea returning to New
York for the purpose of assisting his
father. who has large practice In the
metropolis
Dr. Bahr, after completing his term here
as chief resident of the Emergency, will go
to Berlin for two years course, and then
locate at his old home In Indianapolis.
The times., 1897-09-02
Criminal Laws Commission.

The commission which was recently ap-
pointed by virtue of an act of Congress to
revise nndcodifythe criminal and penallaws
of the United States. has organized and en-.
tered upon its duties in this city. The com
mission is composed of Judge Albert c..
Thompson, OF Ohio, chairman; Judge Alex.
c. Botkin, of Montana, and Judge David B.
Culberson, of Texas. Mr.. T. W. Col
lins. of Nebraska. has been appointed sec
retary, and Mr.. N. G. CrutchfieId, Of Kan
sas, one of the law clerks. The commits
west.
The times., 1897-09-02

Chicago, Sept. Wheat advanced four
cents today. LiverpoOl's stock showed a
decrease for the month OF 700. 600 bushels,
leaving only 1,1oO, 900 bushels there for
less than a fortnight'S consumption. While
there were no very large cash transactions
today there was more inquiry. Holders
were decidedly firIner. A lot OF No. ?
spring wheat is reported sold at six cents
over September. Foreign buyers at the
seaboard declared the continent had ac-
cepted wheat over night. There Were 500
cars of wheat at Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chicago. against 52S last year, but North
western advices are renewed as Co dis
appointing threshing. Practically no wheat
was delivered on September contract.
Corn advanced cent and closed at the
top. The weekly Drop bulletins Were all
builish.
The times., 1897-09-02

The earnings OF the Northern Pacific
for the third week in August declined
So, 400. From July l the increase has
been $1,000 The earnings of Louisville
and Nashville for the month of august
increase SIPS. 600 There are many
who believe that / 12 per cent viii be
declared in January, and another 1 IL
per cent at the end OF the year, ma king
3 percent for the year. The business outlook
the property continues excellent, anI the
stock should rise If the general market
hollis strong.