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The age-herald., 1897-12-01
RAPID TRANSIT.
Time to New Orleans Being Cut by Competing
 Lines Out of Louisville.

Louisville, Nov. 3O.-The announcement made yesterday by the Louisville and Nashville of 23 hours, 50 minutes schsd- ule between Louisville and New Orleans created quite stir in railway circles. Other lines are alre ady making their plans to cut time.
 The Southern Railway company has is susd its winter sche dule to take effect December 5. By this sche edule a South ern train will leave Louisville at 7:45 o'clock in the morning and reach New Orleans at o'clocok the next morning. thus making the trip in 23 hours and 15 minutes. Passengers who leave Louis vile at 7:45 will arrive at Jacksonville att S:45 the next morning, making the trip in twenty-five hours.
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money and the gas company went un- der.
 Then the new contract was made. MT. Thompson and several aldermen were opposed to making a contract with the concetu which had trhsd to get the city to help it out of its difficulties. Finally, however, the contract was made as 0 matter of protection to the people.
 MIR. WILLIAMS TALKS.
 A majority of the aldermen refused to talk on the question yesterday. They are waiting for the report of the com mittee.
 In regard to the subject Alderman Will liams said yesterday;
 "I am at present not sufficiently well posted on the facts of the case to be able to say what I would do, no matter what might be the report of the committee.
 q would like for the city to have the most favorable contract with the gas company it can get, and I am in favor of the people getting gas at fair and reasonable price.
 "The present contract with the gas company, as I understand it, provides for fifteen lamps free of cost to the city. The posts for these lamps have not been Ilovided, and therefore, I am informed, the city has not in the past got the bene- fit cf tine free lights. If this present contract Is annulled, I am not sure that the city would again get as good one
 "I do not use gas because l cannot afford 1t at the present price. I quit the gas company just as I would expect a customer of my store to quit trading with me if he thought my prices too high, and whsn I quit them l let them alone just as would expect my custom
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The following cases were disposed of yesterday:
 Thomas McDowell, chime against na- ture; fined $50.
 Lena Hill. appeal: nolle pressed on payment of costs.
 Arthur Brown. grand larceny. nolle pressed.
 Charlie Cole, grand larceny. nolie pressed.
 A number of cases were passed or con- tinued.
 FOR KILLING A MULE.
 Theo Smith was yesterday arrested by Deputy Sheriff Gaude1ock for killing a mule, the property of William Baker. He was taken to the county jail and later gave bond for his appearance be- fore the criminal court.
 TAKEN TO TUSCALOOSA.
 Charlie Meyer was taken to Tusca- loosa yesterday afternoon at o'clock in charge of Deputy Sheriff A. J. Sulli- van, where he will be incarcerated in the Alabama Bryce Insane asylum, pursu- ant to an order Issued by Judge Greene on Saturday last.
 Meyer was very cheerful and seemed happy that his case had been disposed of. He carried excellent letters to pr. Searcy from the officials of this county as to hs conduct while in jail, etc. It is probable that his case wdll be inves- tigsfed at once to determine the present state of his mind.
 HABEAS CORPUS.
 A writ of habeas corpus will be heard bv Judee Shanpe at 2 o'clock thiS after noon in behalf of J. M. Sanders.
 Sanders was yesterday bound over by Judge Feagin under a $20 bond for al- legged larceny from Pete Smith Monday night.
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THE TURNER'S CONCERT.
The Programme SparkIes With Gems of Class
 ical Composition.

Tho concert by the Deutcher Turn Yerein will take place Friday evening in rurne halle. 2014 Third avenue at -s:So o'clock.
 The programme arranged is. perhaps, the finest ever offered the mus.c-lov.ng people of this city. Nearly every num- Der is a classical sem and the best talent m he city ysa1l be heard. Attractive in Utato~r.s have been issued.
The age-herald., 1897-12-01
A SMALL ACCIDENT.
The Blocton Accommodation Delayed Four
 Hours-The Fireman Injured.

The Blocton accommodation on the Birmingham Mineral railroad, due to ar- rive here at TAO p. m. was four hours and ten minutes late yesterday.
 The delay was caused by an accident to the engine a few miles this side of Blocton.
 The side rod to the engine broke, and Cap Meadows, the fireman, jumped from the train -~and severely sprained his ankle. He was brought to the city on the train and taken to his home at 1920 Avenue G, where Dr. Brown attended him.
The age-herald., 1897-12-01
To nDearest Willie T

A morocco pocket book was found at the south end of the Twenty-first street bridge. It contained latter to Dear est Wilie," signed by Mother IL was headed Home, Sunday" The missie contained no name, but alluded to a "trip to Selma. The owner can obtain his property by calling at police headquar- ta-s
The age-herald., 1897-12-01
A Fatal Error.

Warsaw, Nov. S0.-A terrible accident has occurred here. While a passenger train was standing at the terminus a heavy freight train crashed into 1t through an errdr of the pointsmef1. Eleven persons were killed outright, and twenty-two others seriously injured.
The age-herald., 1897-12-01
MRS. WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. TT SOOTHES the CHILD. SOF"rENS the GUMS, ALI LAYS ell PAIN: CURES WIND COLO, and Is the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by druggists in every part of thA world Be sure and ask for Mrs. WinsFf lows Soothing Syrup" and take no othet kind Twenty-fiye cents a bottle.
The age-herald., 1897-12-01
Released loo Soon.

Atlanta, Nov. S0.-A Fairburn special says that Charces Phillips, aged 22, com mitte6 suicide today He had been sent home from the state asylum as well, but b-came demented within a day or two with the result stated.
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Fonndered at Sea.

Sassari, Island of Sardinia, Nov. 3O.- Heavy gales are sweeping the sardinian coast. A vessel on fine was seen oif Sardo Island today. She soon founder ed and no trace of her crew has been fo11nd
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G@ G7 S9 @D @
FROM THE OFFICIAL RECORD.

 for gas?"
 Yes. sir of the people," recollection the contract the maximum charge 
 
  Upon what
  Well, Thomp- it could nghtwe passed that the electric light conacthe and 0 howl deal 1t We let and charged had agreed  written a the a meeting when No: My recollection is 1t the city attorney 
  Thompson"
 ALLEGATION In The AgeHerald yesterday morning B. A Thompson yesigatng it. s. D. Weakey MT Roden Mr. Weakley said yesterday AgeIIerad 
 recollection making gas is
  the B. A AgeI1erald As to MT Rodens assertion that light committee recollection whatever officials
  thing the kind happened"
The age-herald., 1897-12-01
IN THE PRIZE RING.
The American Outclassed

Birmingham, England. Nov. 3O.-At the Birmingham Athletic, club this evening Arthur Akers, of Birmingham, met Pad dy Purtell of Kansas City, for purse of 250 pounds in a 20-round go. The fight was soon over. Purtell was completely owtclassed and AkerS won in ninety
 ESconds
The age-herald., 1897-12-01
Fnr Circuit Court Clerk.

Fergus w. Mccarthy asks your supp port for reelection to the office of clerk of the circuit court for Jefferson county Alabama. Subject to the action of the! democratic party
The age-herald., 1897-12-01
French Brig Goes Dow.

st Malo, Nov. SO-The French brig Hesperen has been wrecked off Augriny. A majority of her crew perished.
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MUST BE SOLD.

a ROOM RESIDENCE; all modern convene Q fences; e5 feet front; 704 North l7th Street. House cost 4,5o0 to build. Price S3, 800 Will carry $2,Oo0. Apply at tonces
 w. B. LEEDY & CO,
 l14H 21st stree
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if 1t failF to cure. 25c. 9-23-s1ts
The age-herald., 1897-12-01
Fight With Sinners.

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 30.--A special from GreenviIle, $. C., says: A desperate bat
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SURE CURE FOR PILES
 Itching and Blind Bleeding Prouding Piles yield DR. .BQ-SAN.kO,S PILE REMEDY. stops itch. ing ebsorb uos positive Circulars sent ee Prica sOc. Druggists or mail. DR- B0sANKG. Phtia.. Pc.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if f. fails to cure. 25c. 9-2S-9it.
The age-herald., 1897-12-01
For Associate Judge of the City Court of Birs

We are authorized to announce Charles B Powell as @ candidate for the above named office, subject to the action of the democratic party u-lO-r
The age-herald., 1897-12-01
ANNOUNCEM ENTS.
-G. R. HARSH

ia a canida te for nonnination by the den13 ocra tic party, for the office of senior judge of the city court of Birming hami
 10-10-tf. Il
The age-herald., 1897-12-01

Malaria in Its Various Forms.
 FEVER AND AGUE,
 RADWAYS READY RELIEF. not only cures the patient. seized with MA will, every morning in getting out of bed, take twenty or thirty drops of the READY RELIEF in a glass of water and drink, and eat a-cracker, they will escape the att tacks.
 Sold by all druggists 5Oc. bottle.
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ID Pills

Always Reliable, Purely Vegetable. Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated, reg ulate purify, cleanse and strengthen. RAD WAYS PILLS for the cure of all disorders of the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases, Dizziness, Vertigo, Cos tiveness, Piles,
 SICK HEADACHE,
 FEMALE COMPLAINTS, INDIGESTION,
 DYSPEPSIA.
 CONSTIPATION,
 and
 ALL DISORDERS OF THE LIVER. |. Observe the following symptoms, result ing from diseases of the digestive organs: Constipation, inward piles, fullness of blood in the head, acidity of the stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust of food, fullness of weight in the stomach, sour eructations, sinking or futtering of the heart, chok- ing or suffocating sensations when in a lying posture dimness of vision, dots or webs before the sight, fever and dull pain in the head, deficiency of perspiration vel lowness of the skin and eyes, pain in the side, chest, limbs and sudden fiushes of heat, burning in the flesh.
 Al few doses of RADWAY'S PILLS will free the system of all of the above named disorders.
 Send to DIR. RADwAY & co, lock box o65 New York, for Book of Advice.
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OF MURDER
 IN FIRST DEGREE

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The age-herald., 1897-12-01

 MONEY TO LOAN-On furniture, without street, between 1st and 2d avenues. my 2-tf :.
The age-herald., 1897-12-01

No matter how violent or excruciating the pain the Rheumatic Bedridden, lnf1rm, Crippled, Nervous, Neuralgia or prostrated with diseases may suffer,
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
uic Of Columbia. Washington, DC, June %.
1897 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is
given that the Commissioners of tn. District Of
Columbia intend TO do certain work under the
ass, ssment system; tEat is, construct stoneware
sewers, rs follows: Construct sewers: In alley
OF square No 1912. abutting lots Nos. %, "a, %
~, y, y; -, &c. 81. IS. 30. 40, Al, ~, II and
45 of said square; estimated cost, $271. In TIE
east side Of 3lst street between the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal and NJ street, AUDITING lots Gi,
mated cost, S2S2. In 10Th street northwest be-
tween and + streets, commencing ut a point
1875 feet north of the north line OF L street,
10 and IL of square 20, and lots of ), Of 3, sub
lot OF 3, snd of B. square No II; estimated cost
$500. In Oak street between Linden street and
Hardwood avenue, abutting lots in block p. How
ard University subdivision. and block 7 in lie
the north side OF Seaton street, from 9th street
eastward. AUDITING lots 4. 13, II. 10 and IL OF
block y Eckington; estimated cost, $50. In
the west side Of list street southeast between X
square $50; estimated cost. sIO7. In west
side + Isl street southeast between ] and K
streets, abutting lots in square No. 696; esti-
mated cost, SiO7. In sou1h side OF j street
northeast between 10th and 11th Streets alnt-
estir ated cost $412 In Poneroy street, from a
point about 157 feet east of east line Of Linden
street eastward to Il point about 49, feet east
Nos. ls, q, is, 10, 20. q, % q. p, d, E, +
II, 13. IA. Is and 16 OF block is. both OF How.
ard University subdivision: estimated cost, SOL
dne ess5 n sd Of x cRs as So
Of block 10, BloomingdafG subdivision: estimated
from point 1880 feet westward of the west
building line of lst streft to a point 10 feet
AUDITING lots in sqlare .573 fronting on Indiana
avenue, within the stimits named; estimated cost
SPAS. In west side Of 2Gth street northwest
between Pennsylvania avenue and NJ street.
abutting lots In square vest Of square II; esti-
mated cost. 1924, Oneshalf the cost Of the
against the AUDITING property. The authority for
this work is to be. found in act Of Congress. ap
WEDNESDAY. july FOURTEENTH. 1897, In
the board room Of the Commissioners Of the Dis
jections may be pHsenteH by property owners to
all or any Of the above named work. J. W.
ROSS. JOHN B: WIGHTy' W. NJ. BLACK. Com
missioners. D. c.. II je2S, @, jy9,1 10
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MRS. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.
Her Personal Appearance Was No,
Fairly shown by Pictures.

Her Personal Appearance Was Not
Fairly shown by Pictures
Mrs. James r. Fields in til, August Atlantic
Mrs. Stoves personal appea rance has re-
ceived scant justice and NO mercy at the
hands of the photographer She says her
self during her triumphal visit to England
after the publication OF Uncle Tom ",rhe
general topic of remark on meeting me
seems to be that l am not so bad looking
as they were afraid I was; and 1 do assure
you, when 1 have seen the things that are
put up in the shop windows here with my
name under them. l have been lost In won
dering Imagination at the boundless loving
kindness Of my English and Scottish
friends in keeping up such a warm heart
for such gorgon. 1 should think that the
sphinx in the London Museum might have
sat for most of them. 1 am going to make
a collection of these portraits to bring
home to you. There is a great variety Of
them. and they will be useful. like the
Irishman's guideboard. which showed
where the road did not CO."
I remember once accompanying her to q
reception at a well-known house In Bos-
ton, where, before the evening was over
the hostess drew me aside, saying: why
did you never tell me that Mrs. Stowe was
beautiful?" And, indeed. when / observed
her heightened color. her eyes shining and
awake. but filled with great softness, her
abundant curling hair ripping naturally
about her head and falling little at the
sides (as In the portrait by RichmonD,
quite agreed with my hostess. Nor was
vealed to me, but she was seldom seen to
be beautiful by the great world. and the
pleasure of this recognition was very great
to those who loved her.
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CUT THE APPROPRIATION.
Dismfssals Resulted and Congrcssmcu
Are trying RcinslnicmrnI

Members of Congress. like other mortals
are sometimes Inconsistent. A notable case
has lately occurred. Congress lowered the
appropriation for the Department of Ag-
riculture for the current fiscal year so
much that IL was necessary for the Sec
rotary to reduce the force in the seed di-
vision to the extent of thirty. Then con-
gressmen began charging on the Seerc-
tary- They have been visiting him since
July 1 endeavoring to get the discharged
people reinstated, while IL was their own
act that made their dismissal necessary
There is plenty of work to be done in the
seed division. but no money TO pay people
to do it, and Secretary Wilson doesn't
want to face q deficiency.
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COMMANDER MrLLAN's Sentence.
Ii Has Been Mitigntcd Ia Five Years
Suspension.

The President has mitigat"d the sentence
of dismissal. imposed by court-mariit' in
the case of Commander Dennis Mlllan of
The navy. lately in command Of the PEN
sacola navy yard. who had been found
guilty by court martial of drunkenness on
duty. The President I'm his Endorsement
says: The sentence of the court martial
ia the foregoing case of Commander Den
Ills Mulan is approved. but is mitigated
as follows: To be reduced in rank. 50 that
his name shall be placed at the foot of the
list of commanders in the navy. and TO
he suspended from rank and duty one
half of sea pay for the period of five years,
during which time he shall retain his pres
ent place at the foot of the said list
The practical effect of this sentence prob
ably will be TO prevent the officer from
ever becoming captain. a place which he
otherwise would have attained in a cay
or two by the retirement of Capt. Bart
lett, and also makes il improbable tina, he
will again hold a sea command before re-
firing.
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Pensions have been granted as follows:
District of Columbia-Patrick j. Farrell. u.
S. Soldiers Home; special June IS VIM.
III. Dunfee; special. June -, Augustus Mat
thews. George ID. Bergen. Zidon f. Ross.
and James Burt, U. S. Soldiers Home.
Maryland-Joseph Kunkell. Pearl: Cath
crime Eattwisch, Gardenvlle; Elizabeth A
Jones, Conowingo; Henry Boyer Baiti-
more; Thomas Gallagher. Hagerstown.
Nirginia-Robert Ainslie johnson. Fall
mouth: Joseph c. Beard, Herndon: Sam
uel Boyd, National Soldiers Home E,Iiza-
beth City; Nancy Ann Smith, Norfolk.
Henry h. Pierce, City Point: John Helm.
National Soldiers Home Elizabeth civ.
Samuel Murphy, Bacon's Castle
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assembled TaE MON, ME>r.
Nearly Million md n Half Have
Gone Up since u Was Completed.

Gone Up Since 10 Was Complcte.
During the month OF June there were t.
MI visitors to the top OF the monument OF
whom lo,13o made the ascent in the cleva-
tor and 2.1o7 by The stairway. making l.
4t9,Se2 persons who have visited the ton
since the shaft was opened 10 the bubble
October g lSsS
Col. Bingham. the officer In charge of
public buildings and grounds, reports that
the usual care was bestowed on public
parks during the month of June and that
they are now in as good condition as ossi-
bic with the funds at his disposal In re-
gard 10 recent improvements at the Execu-
tive Mansion he says:
The floors OF the east and west ends of
me corridor on the first floor of the White
House were strengthened 10y placing All
ditonal supports between the floor lois;s
and the ceiling joists OF the basement and
portable supports OF timber were mad, for
use under those floors and the floors OF
the state dining room and east room. for
Strengthening them when subjected TO the
Increased weight imposed by the large
CROWDS attending receptions. Repairs were
made TO hinges and locks OF ,locrs. and
some new doorsills were put down. 4 sec
uon or plank walk was made aud placed
upon the roof. aud repairs We're made TO
the floors In three of the rooms. aud other
minor carpetinE repairs We're made as re-
qured.
N''hEiNt Improvements were COM
menced i'm the small reception room adioiu-
ing the entrance vestibule. The old fire.
place was torn out, a new floor laid. the
room wainscotel with oak az. ceiling
decorated and the side walls covered with
wooden textile material The room viii be
completed 10y putting in an oak martcl
trimming the fireplace. Thing the hearth
and retinishing the doors and Window. An
electric machine for operating ia" ,lt'ator
WAS purchased and will be placed in posi-
ton after July I. One of tn, brick arches
of the first floor found TO have been
cut out. II was repaired
Col. Bingham reports that two acts Of
vandalism We're recently committed AT the
Washington monument by unknown per-
sons. resulting in the DETACHMENT OF two
tablets in the interior.
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Transfers Of Real Esta,e

Third street southeast between y aud % Streets
VIM A. Jolly to Thos. y. McDcrnott part original
lot o. 81. sU2; $40
Oregon avenue between 18th and 18th STREETS
JAS f. Padgett ct al, trustees to Jacob " Belt.
lot rs. ST. 1872; $500.
w street northwest between 18th and I4,h streets
job Barnard ct al, trustees, 10 lame, Welsh
lot IS, 81. .35; S2.S75.
Fourteenth and Bacon streets nor hw,s.-,;eo III
Judd ct al. executors TO Robert %. Iioltznan lots
University; xSsOW.
,, robert o. Holtzman conveys same property 10
Lee Drot Park-wm. r. Eamonston ct al, trus-
tees; to American Security and Trust Co.. part lot
New Ground Ficld-wm. A. Gordon ct al .rus-
tees. TO John sherman, pnrt Of Rosecale; sso,Ooo.
-Edw. ]. Steliwagen ct al, trustees. 10 NJ Ida
stanton; part lot H. 50 ies; 5000.
Mt. Pleasant and Smiths Nacancy-Jno. T. Arms
ct ux. to ELLA F. Conway, part lot 8, blk. 3;
n, lie Droit raIt-Mcward ". sisly to VIM. #.
Wesley Heights-Thos E. waggaman ct ux. to
street nar,h%as, G between a and sssh street..
Celia E. V. Beall to Howard Beall. lot 4. ~. ~;
Marshall Jas. F.. Evans to Walter J. Watson.
lot 80 blk: II, and lot 30. blk Is; $40.
Morris place northeast between 9Th and Eth
streets Richard A. Johnston ux. to Jas. ii.
Hamin. lot la, 50. $50: $500
Meridian IiIll-Edw. Davenport ct u.. to Harvey
T. Winfield. part lot ?, blk. IL; $40. Harvey
port; SO.
Eighteenth street northwest between Q and n
streets-Samuel NJ. burgess TO VIM. ]. Kehoe, lot
96. 50. 1874: $4,000.
street northwest between LIST and I'd streets
william Shelley ct 10 Joanna ]. Barry, part
original lot u.s. 50. 569: SO.
avenue and = streetMDon A. sanford et NV xa" to
trustees Of Columbia Hotel Co., part original lots
4 and Q, So 322; SIS 9Os g.
Franklin street northwest between 9Th and 9th
streets-John Kelley TO Andrew Wilson, lot es 50.
SO; $40.
Alley between c and !, 9Th and It'll streets
southeast-James Dripia TO Lucy Il. Platt lots
ITO, Ill, 1I2, so. SIS; $40.
Alley between and +, North Capitol and LIST
streets northwest WIN. T.. IA. Merritt 20 J. Nots
McGill, lot l27, %. 62s; $40.
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The interstate commerce commission
Thursday, in an opinion by Commissioner
Prouty, announced its decision i'm the case
of Brewer a. Hanleiter against the Louis
Vile and Nashville Railroad Company
Nashville, Chattanooga and ST. Louis Rail-
way Company, Western and Atlantic Rail-
road Company and Central Georgia Rail-
way Company. The commission decides
that these carriers in charging on freighis
from Louisville and Cincinnati more for
the shorter distance to Griffin, Ga, than
for the longer distance over the same line
to Macon. Ga, have violated sections 3
and uhe long and short haul sections) of
the interstate commerce act
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PROPOSALS.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, WASHINGTON, d.
~; Jny ,, & nni,, prTpSfais VII De Re,
NOON. JULY TWENTIETH. and opened Mt 1
oclock pm. same day. In the presence Of the
in the National Museum in this city. the Steel
and Cast Iron Work required for galleries in
specifications. general instructions and other in
formation may be obtained application to
j. EIFNETH WATKINS, Chief of the Division
OF Buildings and Superintendent. National Mu-
scum. s. Z. LANGLEY, Secretary. jy37,IO14
PROPOSALS For HAULNt;.-OFFICE OF THE
Commissioners. ID. e.. Washington July 3, 1897
Sealed proposals will he received at this office
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, JULY FIJI
TENTH, 1891, for hauling Sand, Screened
Gravel, Paving Bricks and Blocks and Granite
CURLING. Blank forms of proposals, specidcu tions
and all necessary information may be obtained
at this office. JOHN w. ROSS JOHN b.
WIGHT. WI. NJ. BLACK, Commissioners, d. c.
1yb-6t
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Gift of n Communion Set.

The Rev. S. Geriah Lamkins, B. D., pastor
Of the Lovely Zion Baptist Church, has
been presented by members and friends of
the church with a very fine silver COM
munion set. lined inside with gold, for the
use Of the church.