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To Extend the M.tronolitan

Senator Gallinger yesterday introduced
bin TO authorize the extension Of the
Metropolitan Railroad. 1t permits ;he
company to extend It's Underground electric
system from its present terminus on Tenth
street. west along Tenth street to the inter-
section Of Florida and Grant avenues,
thence along Sherman avenue to Irving
street, along Irving street 10 Roanok street,
west along Roanoke street 10 Thirteenth
street, thence north on Thir teenth sire. {
10 LydeCker avenue.
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Mr.. Carley SAYS:

1.-The bull leaders cannot buy all The
time; they cannot buy every hour OF
every day. They Tnust sell something from
time to time to keep from getting more
than they can carry. Then when they hu :
back what they have sold, they strengt han
the market. This is the way bull mar :ets
are always established, and this is exactly
what the huh leaders are now doing. My
opinion is that the whole market is pur
chase, that even the stocks we DO not ie-
licve in VIII go higher, such as MiSsn ri
Pacific, and I am especially bullish 4
Sugar"
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hesitation in the morning with evidences
OF the realizing and recession that is Ger
tainly coming soon. Later, under the
lead of the Vauderbilts ami one other
stock, tile whole list s;aiIed little
strength. As oted yesterday speculation
seems TO have cut loose entirely from
the Influence Of the manip Ilation In Sugar
stock. The afternoon vas dull.
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Hon. SIMON WOLF HONOURED.
Handsome Loving Cup Presented to
Him in New York.

1lltl III NC" DIX.
Hon. Simon Wolf was honored by ahe
Hebrew Union Veteran Association Of the
city OF New York at a public meetingwhfeh
took place on Tuesday night, at the Lexing-
ton Avenue Iheater. Mr.. Wolf had been
specially invited to be present to make
short address, at the close of which Judge
Steiner, the colonel OF the regiment, in
the name Of the corps presented him with
a beautiful silver loving cup, gold lined
with handsome inscription, and the en-
grayed likeness of Mr.. Wolf
Mr.. Wolf responded in vel y feeling terms,
which Were heartily appreciated andloudly
applauded. This testimonial was rendered
by the corps in recognition of the eminent
services Mr. Wolf had rendered, not only
to this particular organization, but in the
cause Of patriotism throughout the country.
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CART COVERINGS REPRIMASD
His Conduct More Degrading to
Himself Than to the Soldier.

The finding III the case Of Capt. Leonard
IL. Lowering by courJ-nartial and the
remarks thereon and new order OF the
Secretary CT War, were given out yas:er-
day officially. The pertinent part OF the
records as follows:
And the court does therefore sentence
him, the said capt. Leonard a. Lowering,
Foutth United S states Infantry, to be rcpri-
maited by the reviewing authority The
court is Illus Ienient in view OF the repeated
acts of insubordination on the part of
Private Hammond and the long service f
the accused and his excellent character as
shown in the evidence.
The record of the proceedings of The
general court martial in the foregoing case
os Capt. Leonard A. Lhyering, Forth
United states Infantry, Having been for
warded TO tile Secretary of War TO lie
submitted 10 the President, the following
are the orders in the case. =
- BY order OF the President. the pro-
ceedings, findings and sentepce in the case
OF Capt. Leonard A Lowering, Fourth In.
fantry, are approved. Il Is, however, dis
appointing that an offense, so grave, ard,
as an example, SO far-reacbiDg as this,
should have been visited with so light a
penalty. There is no question but that Phi
vate Hammond deserved punishment for his
conduct, but he should have received 1t in
lawful way The military Ia ws govern
ing the Army a re explicit, 3 TheyIprescribe
the duties of officers and enlisted men,
with the penalties for their violation. Tn
der them, both have rights and obligations.
When, therefore, an officer, with the in
telligence md experience with which Capt.
Lowering is credited, not only violates these
laws. but exhibits such lack Of humanity
as is shown in this case, he shonld re-
oeive a more severe sentence shan a
mere repr imand. Committing such acts
degrades the officer more than the sol
der lie punishes, and shows unfitness for
the care and command of men. Under
excitement rnen frequently do things which
in cooler moments they recall with sorrow
aud regret; but this case is aggravated
hy the fact that, after weeks Of delibera-
ton this officer eyinces no regret for his
wrongful acts.
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Northern Pacific is earning 4 per cen

Northern Pacific s earning per cent
yearly or the preferred at his time. It
is probahle that there is something for
the common As well. The assertion h
made very positively that the statement
10 be given out today viii show al these
facts veIy clearly. The dividend prob
ably Will he declared, the first ahoJI
the nicdle OF the month, payable in
January.
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Dow, Jones & Co. said yesterday OF the
grangers:
Earnings on all the granger roqds So
far in December have continued 20 VI
crease, they did in November, except
where the weather has temporarily inter
rupted business, but this is in com
paratively small section. The St PAM
earnings toniG ht are expected to show
very large increase, as they compare wiki
very small week last year, and the
gvain tonnage on st. Paul has been very
large. insiders do not dbate their belief
that Rock Island viii sell at par on thts
movement. An noperator who believes tbOr-
oughIy in Burlington and Quincy said that
ne advised his friends to buy Quincy rs
they would bond. At the moment
Quincy yields a little more than 4 per
Cent on the money invested"
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where Armv and Saw officel

NHefe ARMY anu Navy Ofltcefs Are.
Capt. j. Harry Duval, assistant commits
sary OF subsistence has been ordered to JEFF
ferson Parracks, No.
Lieut.. b. ". Wells has been detached from
the Concord and ordered . the Monadnock
Lieut. B. o. Scott has been detached from
the SarGtog;i and ordered TO the Boston
via the Concord.
Ensign F. sheean has been ordered to
the independence.
Lieut.. Charles NJ. Mccormick has been
detached from the Nashville and Omaha
exposit0ps and the fish commission and
ordered to the Concord
Post Chaplain Tavid IT Shields, Or the
United States Army, has been relieved
from d, ty al Fort Thomas, KY, antlordered
TO FoTi Wlngste, y. ".
Capt. Frank F. Hobbs, of the ordnance
department. has been ordered 20 the Water
vlet arsenal, watervliet, n. Y, for in
spectiot of steel gun forgings.
Naysl Cadet ". Hood, OF the Massa chu.
setts is at 1916 Q street on leave.
Passed Assistant Surgeon L. L. Won
WedehiId, af tie Naval Academy, is here
for temporary duty at the Navy Depart
ment- He is at the 4 rny and Navy Club.
Naval Cadet Ii. Z. PervilIe, OF the re rs.
is at Che Ehbltt.
Passed Assistant Payinaster II. r. suIli-
van, Of the Wilmington, is at the Nor
man,lie.
First Lieut.. R. II. Anderson, Of the
Ninth Infdntry. is at Fort Myer, Va, On
leave.
Capt. Albert L. Myer, of the Eleventh In
fantry, is at the Ebbitt on leave.
The times., 1897-12-10
AUCTION SALES.
Ia iOL1FF r. SUTTON u 90. Auctioneers-
PROVED PROPERTY S0 TTrq n
STREET NOKTHWEST

1htS EES SALk OF VALUABLE IM.
fRONED- PROPERTY No TTr9 q
STREET NORTHWEST
By Flrtue0i deed 0ftTust. duly recorded
IN Liner No. 2230, az folio 50, ct SEQ, one
OF theiand records or the District of C'oIutn.
pa, a n az the request uf the parties secured
Ihcrepy- the Undersigned trustees Will offer
lor sale by putlie auction, IA front OF ths
premises, on SAT- RUaY the / I'm fev of
December A b., 1897, az 4 O'Clock p. m
the following Described real estate situate
IN tne City OF Washington, District OF Co
it9ttiiDla, i9t t0-Wlt: FaTt OF original lot three
VI IN square three hundred and nineteen
6lJl, IN the said City and District, begin
hliS dJ the southeast corner OF said lot and
running thence west along the line o north
street twenty tzOJ feet, thence north
eiShty t6DJ feet thence east twenty fzUl
Ieet, ana thence south eighty tSOJ feet to
the place OF beginning; together with the
hIpIOF euicntSr winch CONSIST Of a Iarga
iOuI- story building, with store anu flats
known as No. ll3 q street. northwest
Ihis property VIII be sOi,i SUBJECT, how
ever 10 ltgO ueeds or IFuSt, the tlrst Tor
9@V'hvt - iiiCh VIII tir uQe Asarch D, leS3F,
WIN lnteresi at . per cent per annuu from
september o. 1887. ] lie ~eCOnu for &4-
tOJ " ulcn III ue tfue AFsrs-F -. Ss-s "A III
interest al . per cent per annuu from s ep-
teai"er % loSsl- Anu To certain unpaid
tsNrs' which VIII lie announced az be tine
OF SALE.
Terms; One third cash, and The baI-
ance III one year from tue cay Of sale, WIKI
interest at . per cent per aHnuu, secured
ny teed OF trust on the property sold. or
ah cSsh, at the option Cf the purchaser
a al, Sep9sil OF 500 required upon accept
cDnpiied with within ten de " from the
dd y OF sale, the trustees reserve tie ritrnr
- resell the property, at the risk ana cost
or TN uefaulllng purchaser, after five daysT
advertisement OF such resale IN sUue news
paper published IN Washington, D. C. an
syancing' etc, at the cost OF the pUr-
chaser.
DAVID MCKENZIE. JR-,
LOUIS HIRSd,
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tai show ar increase Of S664,S61 sor
November. or over 80 per cent. D4Iti-
more and Ohio Southwestern's net increase
FOR September was S31,IO3. Denver and
Rio Grande yesterday declared a dividend
of l per cent on the preferred. LaCleIe
Gas for November had net Increase OF
$4,000.
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Put Out of Commission.

The Marion, now on the Pacific sta
uon' mas been put out o commission. She
returned some time ago from Honluiu to
San Francisco, where it was foInd that
1t would be too costly to put on all the
repairs that were necessary to get Ter
into shape for active service.
The times., 1897-12-10
No More Copying Mt the Treasury.

The laborious and unn ecessary copy
ing of LETT efs at the Treasury Departma 1t
will be discontinued by orler OF the S4e-
retary Of the Treasury. In lieu of long
hand copies, carbon copies and letter
press copies only VIII be required to he
Kept iii books of record. The plan Las
already been adopted In some of the tu-
reaus Of the Treasury Department.
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Cie9 1&ds
RATCLIFFE. SUTTON & co. Auelioneer&
TRUSTEES SALE OF a TWO STORY
b51slCh DMELLING, kN0MN as NO

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY
BRlCh DWELLING, KNOWN as No.
43O y STREET NORTHWEST.
BJ virtue or deed OF trust given to ma
ana duly recorded Ia liter : 100, at ft,ily Ss,9
e seq., one OF tie laud records for the
lllstrict or COl1lutis, auu al the request OF
tie party occurred thereby, [ VIII offer sor
edie, at public auction, In front OF tha
Premises, on IL EsDA1, IHE I4TH DA Y
Or DECL j BLR, 4. J.. 1887. AT FOUR
O'CLOCK r. NJ. the IOIiuwfHg QesCriI ed
real estate sit uate IN tn city OF Washington,
plstFicr or Columbia, known ana distin-
guiAIeu as lot th:Fty-seven 81 }, f1 square
nv iiuuGresi md elr ven 81 II,In Lar a1Gu-s
ana others, commissioners, subdivision OF
hts Ia square i've nannFeu ana eleven
loIIk as Ssid subdivision ~ recorded IN
the office Gr the saTve yOr Of the DiStrtet
oI Columbia, IN book ". F. page one hum
dTed and SiNty-One l6f }, tU-et ner with the
improvements, rights, &C
lll> property will Ge sold subject TO two
pFDr u seds Or trust for 81 600 aIId : 500 ~
spsctlveiy. with accrued interest, the 3al-
anee in cash.
Terms, over trusts cash. 4 feposit Of
Sbuo I-qCiFrC st the time OF sale Terms
70 he Complied with within fifteen "a ~
lTon the day OF sale otherwise the trustee
reserve tue right 70 resell the property at
~ tiNh ~ha f-lsJ IL tttt Gefauittig Uur-
chaser after five DAYS previous advertise
iiient OF SUCH resale Ia some. new spaper
published IN Washington D. c.
All conveys nciDg- r-e0rGiug, et cetera at
lHs cast OF the purCha ser.
HFNBY WEX. Trustee.
L ~
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vesbinrton stock Excnanoa.

Sales National Safe Deposit Trust, 10
at IFS. Capital Traction, 3 1T 81. L.
5. Electric Light, IS at 105. American
Graphophone, 90 at 8 5-6; 150 at "a.
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 500 at SO cents:
ESQ at 54 cents; 100 at 81 cents; 100 al
56 cents. Mergenthaler Linotype, 10 at
142. Lanston Monotype, 25 at 10 81.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
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Sugar was strong when tie disappoint-
ment OF the street at the failure OF al
extra dividend is taken into Consideration.
There can be no question that heavy i5eo-
PIE are willing ami anxious to secure the
stock at these prices.
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DO you know that you can have
The Morning, Evening and Sunday
Times-the onIy COMPLETE news
paper published in Washington
served 10 you by carrier for fifty
cents a month";
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Louisville ard Nashville is to have
tumble. There was manipulstivc support
yesterday, and it may continue today, bat
in the Very near future this element viii
get tired.
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Better Quality for the Same Price.

The Carnegie and bethlehem companies
are reported Is being now able to offer
better quality of arnior plate to the
Government than heretofore, but have
made TO change in their prices to ex-
Secretary Herbert and Secretary If the
Nay Long.
Investigating Combustion of Coal.
The Secretary of the Navy appointed
commission of two officers ana Chemist
Westesson, in the Government ser vice, to
investigate and report ON the cause of
spontaneous combustion in coal.
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Western Unions prospects do not at
tract careful SPECTATORS. Mr.. Sage is, OF
course, hullisE. The regular dividend wiz
be declared today.
The times., 1897-12-10
New York stock Aiarl,et
Omen High Low Clos.

Corrected daily. bYl .W.,B Bibbs < Co,
members orthe New York Stock Exchange,
I42 4 street.
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The day yesterday was of no particular
significance. Commissi on buying was
again noticeably absent, the professionals
swinging from one side to the other, caus-
ing most of the fluctuations. There was
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des-d&dsxs-lott,,eernii t,e ii'' "AA' trustee
TRUSTEES SAL ALEOF THAT TVALUARI
STORY BRICK DWELLING. NO IOI6
SEVENTH STREET NORTHEAST.

Ey virtue 0f that deed Of trust, dated
November So-l oS4, and duly recorded IA
Ailer So$, ioiio 4o4 ct seq. OF the land
records or the District or COluu.b bia, de-
tauit having bsen made ia payment and by
request or the holder Of the Indebtedness
described The rein, he undersig gned viii orr eF
AZ PGbue sale IN front OF the premises on
TfGRSDA y, DECEMBER IS 1897. at 4
O'tLOCh P NJ, SuDiot one hundred and
twenty-uine OF the National Capital Invest
Tneut Company'S Subdivision or lots in
square eight hundred ana fifty-SiX. az per
plat recorded ia the office Of the surveyor
o said District In HbeT No. o, folio g.
Wltu ali tif' improvements thereon, subject
tO an iHcuuDFanCe OF Il .jGU. ( ulI particlI-
lars or which will be announced at tine
OF sale Terms all cash. above the afOre-
said incuWbrance. 4 deposit Of IL 90 re-
quired OF purchaser, and terms to be- com
Piled with in ten days, otherwise a resale
at RISK and cost or defauiting purchaser.
All cohve yanClng at purchasers cost
CHARLES II. CRAGIN,
EDWIN II. BOND
CHAS. G.S LOA 4 CO, Trustees
AuctiOueers- deS-d.Sds
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II is predicted Of Burlington : No -a'Is-
ber earnings that the Increase VIII be SeGJ-
coo gross ana 100000 net
The times., 1897-12-10

J.E. FRECHIE& & co, general auctIoneers.
3i6-F ( Sth 81. NV. furniture sales every
TUESDAY auG rTs.atV- J. 4-- -lerrrFy
trade sales Thursdays l 0 a an. ConslgR-
lIeHcs received daily for above sales.
1Pi-3mO- EN-
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The National Medical and
Surgical Institute,
III Fourteenth st. N. w,

OFFICE HoURs-a =. IN. to D. m.:sun-
days, % a. M. to D m.
Consultation free and invited at office
or by letter. de6-tf-em
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Chicago Grain and Provision Marker

Corrected daily 10y W. B. Enbs & Co.,
members of the New York Stock Exchange,
1927 street.
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A Little Girl $sss So. S. nfss fsss.. ssss..

ubs, Etc.. with scrap pictures, fancy paper,
etc. j. JAY GOULD, All Sth. So,
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CORSON e NACAPTNEY

CORSON & MCCARTNEY,
Members of the New York Stock Ell.
Change, l419 + ST., Glover Building
correspondents OF Messrs- Moore x Schley
No. 50 brUadwRy
Bankers, and Dealers IN GOy eminent Bonds
Deposits Exchange Loans.
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and slI
secuHtIeS listed on the exchanges OF
New York. Phila del paia, Boston and Baltt-
more bought and sold.
A speciality made or investment securt-
ties. District Bonds and all local Rail-
Ioad, Gas, Insurance anu Telephone Stock
dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock boughs
snd sold. mhIS-tf
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-15

Troops. He was appointed to a lieu.
tenantcy in the regular service in 1867 and
assigned to the Thirty seventh Infantry.
In 1867 he was transferred to the Fifth
Infantry and made captain in 1885. He
was to have been retired on account of
age on the 1st of next month. His
daughter was known as the belle OF the
post Lieutenant O'Brien was sent by the
War Department to report on the war be-
tween China and japan and is an officer
of note. Mrs. O'Brien is the daughter of
Captain Kendall of the Sixth Cavalry. a
man OF influence and standing. Lieu
tenant Bamford is a young and popular
officer.
1t appeared from the court-martial
hearings that soon after the O'Briens were
attached to the post, at the close of the
Japanese war, Mrs. O'Brlen and Lieuten-
ant Bamford began a vigorous Irritation.
Mrs. O'Brien rode the bicycle and her
husband did not. Lieutenant Bamford
did. After some months all the women
who had ridden in company with the two
dropped out.
Bamford and Mrs. O'Brien continued
their rides together, and often made them
sip began. On February IL Mrs. O'Brien
gave post dinner. and several declined
to attend. The attentions OF Bamford to
her then and his frequent dances with her
at ball two days later occasioned re-
newed gossip.
Then came the climax. Mrs. O'Brien
was going to the Inauguration, and q
young railroad official of Atlanta named
Bennett volunteered to go with her. Cap
tain Romeyn entered the railway station
as they were starting and denounced Mrs.
u Brien to Bennett in such terms that the
railroad man declined to accompany her.
Lieutenant ONBrien demanded an apology.
Captain Romeyn refused to make one.
Then Lieutenant O'Brien denounced
Romeyn at dress paraie in the presence
OF the officers of the command, and
Romeyn Knocked him down on the spot.
The court-martial developed many sem
sations. The relations between Lieuten-
ant O Brien and his wife were subject to
many innuendoes. and several open
charges, which were bitterly resented by
O'Brien.
Lieutenant O'Brien declared that he
saw nothing improper in Lieutenant Bam-
ford's attentions to his wife, or in any
| other mans attentions to her. He en-
| couraged Bamford in riding the bicycle
| with her; in fact, suggested their getting
| a tandem.
Captain Romeyn openly insuIted
O Brien twice during this testimony aboui
his wife and Bamford, and was twice
obliged by the court to apologize. And
So after several hearings marked by SEN
sational testim ony and violent ebullitions
of anger, the case was formally closed ten
days ago. The result was announced yes
| terday.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-15
MAJ0R-6ENE4AL FORSYTH.
Confirmed BY the Senate and Placed on
the Re fred L,st-BHss Next on
the PrO0romme

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May 14-When
the War Department received official no.
tice to-day that the NOMINATION of Major
General Forsyth had been confirmed by
the Senate an order was drawn up placing
him on the retired list at his personal re-
quest, by dictation of the President. This
Is in accordance with the arrangement for
the promotion of several brigadier- gen :
erals and their retirement with the rank
of majoT-general.
Next in the list is Brigadier- General
q. r. Bliss, and it is said that his nomi-
nation to be major-general will go to the
Senate early next week. When General
Bliss nomination has been confirmed he,
too, will apply for retirement under the
thirty -year-service act, thus creating
another vacancy in the grade of ma jor-
general. 1t has not been definitely de-
termined whether this place will be given
to rigadier-General J. R. Brooke or
Brigadier-General E. S. Otis. but if Otis
secures advancement it will be with the
understanding that he also apply for i'm
mediate retirement to make way Tor
Brooke, who will be allowed to remain on
the active list until he reaches the age
limit, in 1902
Brigadier- General Sha ter has been or
dered to assume command of the Depa TT
ment OF California. to succeed FORSYTH.