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NOTED MOBILES MURDER CASE.
Final Argument OF 1t in the Su'
preme Court.

Final Argument of 1t in the SUI
preme Court.
The case OF Elizabeth Mobiles against
the State of Georgia was argued In the
Supreme Court yesterday. The case has
had one Of the largest legal records among
criminal cases III the United states.
Elizabeth Mobiles " a. convicted some years
ago of murder in Georgia. After the con
viction the plea OF insanity was entered
and a motion made for Il trial upon this
clound.
The Georgia court held that there could
MT properly be any trial OF this ques-
tion after trial and conviction, and that the
only recourse was 10 an inquisition, ac-
corGinx 10 the Georgia statute.
The present plea 20 tile Supreme Court
is that this finding is erroneous and un-
constitutional, and that the woman is
placed ia jeopardy of her lie without hav-
ing a hearing before proper court. Mr..
j. NJ Farrell, the attorney general OF
Georgia, represented the State Yesterday
IN dH argument that the laws OF the State
with regard 10 luLacv are most liberal, and
that no injustice is being done Mrs Mobiles
Mr. Marion W. harris, of Macon, TIA, rep
resented AITs. Mobiles.
This case has been tried once in the
court of ordinary of Macon. Ga. three
once in tie United States circuit court, and
once before il the United States Supreme
CoIrt.
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Marriage Licenses

Maria sc licenses Were issued y.sierday Y
to the folio wing:
Hczo Jackson and Josephine Cruseuberry.
James L. Lambert and Florence h Brad
ley, Richmond.
George Caldwell and Estelle Higd9n.
George Tweddle, j.. ami Rose Hogan. Bal
timure.
J Herbert Frederick and WiniIred WIN.
Edward Contee Meredith and Rose NJ
Sining
Levi Waters and Rachel Butler.
George 4. Saunders and Ida Francis
Mitchell
Burrell 7. Brown and Mary =. Motcn.
James BYRD ana Louise johnson.
STANLEY McChaHdless Stuart, pr BaIti.
more, ana Carolyne Morgan Clark
John V. Mason and Lille A. Donaldson.
William Jones ana Lucy Butler.
George yDn Phul Jones. of Phladelphia,
and Edith Eleanor Thompson
Miles II. Young ana Emma b. LIE win,
of Baltimore
Frank c. Ietts, of Marshaltown, Iowa,
snd Cora Perkins.
j. Ma 4 Schmidt and Rosa Johnson.
Ogilvie scnumaJe and Autoinette Mueller
John J Meskill, OF Philadelphia. and
Anna NJ Kelly.
Frank a. Mazzei and Ella Ensor.
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EULoGIzING THE DEAD LAWYER.
The District Bar Association Adopts
Au,ropriate ResoIutIous.

Appropriate Resolutions.
The inenibcrs Of the District bar held a
meeting at tie city h5ll yesterday after
nom to take appropriate action relative Ca
the death of the late X. Byrd Lewis. job
BARNARD " as elected chairman and j. II.
Gordon secretary of the meeting. \ com
n.ittee consisting Of Messrs Leigh Robin
son. W. A Gordon, J. Mcdowell Car
rinrtOn, p. s Minor, f. S. Mackey. r r.
Bea! and c. Maurice Smith, appointed to
draft suitable resolutions, reported the
following:
Resolved, That the members of the Tar
Of the DistrlcU or Columbia have heard
with sincere sorrow OF Tie death OF their
professional brother, k. Byrd Lewis, who
for many years was an eminent membeT
of this her and held high rank as pFac-
titiOner in our courts.
Resolved, 4 nat We lament the berea We
ment which our profession has sustained
IN the death of Mr.. Lewis, who has left
upon our hearts and memories the recol
lection or an accomplished lawyer, or q
brii;iant advocate, OF a generous and
faithful friend, and of an earnest and
faithful man.
Resolved, That the chairman be re
queSted 10 present these resolutions to THE
supreme court of the District or Columbia
and 10 the court of appeals at its next
session, TO Ice spread upon their records.
Resolved, T hat the chairman convey IL
the family OF Mr.. Lewis a copy of these
resolutions, with the expression of the
profound sympathy Of the bar.
Messrs. Leign Robinson. Frank Hackett
and ]. Mcdowell Darlington delivered
eGulogieS on the life and character OF
Mr.. Lewis
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Z. :. SUPREME cor III CASES.
Dispositions Made of the Causes
on the Calendar.

Dispositions Made of the Causes
on the Calendar.
In the Supreme Court Of the United
States yesterday the business Oh the cal-
endar was disposed Of as follows:
Present The Chief Justice, Mr. JUS
uce Harlan, Mr. Justice Gray. Mr
Justice Brewer, Nj. Justice Brown, Mt.
Justice ShiTas, Mr.. uStice White and Nj.
Justice Peckham.:
Hugh O. PeutecOst, Of New York city,
was adndtted TO practice.
No. l23-The Texas and Pacific Rail
way Co., plaintiff in error, ys. Robert J.
Thompsoni
No. I23-The Texas and Pacific Rail
way CO., plaintiff, in error, rs Minnie
JUReman;
No. l24-Tbe Texas and Pacific Rail
way Co., plaintiff IN error, Us ). -.
Dcitz, and;
No. I26-The Texas and Pacific Rail-
way CO., plaintiff in error, vs. Rosa
Elliot &c, ct al; in error 10 the United
States circuit court OF appeals for The
fifth circuit; dismissed with costs pur-
sUant to the tenth rule.
No 3A4-Thcodare o. Montague, ap-
peIiant, vs. John ]. Cox. receiver etc, a p
peal from tie United States circuit court OF
appeals for the sixth circ uit: dismissed per
stipulation
30, 376-El1abeth Mobiles, etc. plain
tiff in error, ". The State OF Ge,Tgia.
argument continued by Mr.. Marion W
Harris. for the plainuff in error. 10y
NJ. }. NJ. Terrell. for the defendant IN er-
ror, and continued 10y Mr.. Marion ".
harris for plaintiff in error
No. 4I5-BenJ ia min Hawker plaintiff
In error, VI. the people Of 1he State N
New York, argued by Mr. HughO. Pentecost,
for the pIa Etirf IN error. and 10y MT. John
D. Lindsay. for the defend in error.
No Il3-George W. Harrison, appellant.
rs. Pedro Perea, admins traitor. etc:
70. Ae7-Pedro Perea, administrator
etc, appellant, ". George ". Harrison,
argument commenced by Mr.. ". z. Chnders.
for Harrison. ana continued By Mr.. NELL
b. Field, for Perea, administrators
Adjourned until today at . O'Clock.
The day call fer Thursda y, November /
VIII be- as follows: Nos. Il3 and 4a7. ia.
II5. 121. l27, l2s, I29, I3o and I31.
1913 and 3l3.
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BULLS HAVE THEIR TURN
A Marked Improvement in the
Tone Of the Market.
Allotller Legal Decision Favorable
10 Corporate Interests-Iiver-
pooI Wheat Strong.

Neyy York, Nov. l0.-In the matter OF
news the stock market was well sup
piled today. Practically all the news
wasor a ia vora ple sort aud II led ta further
covering Of contra cts by recent sellers
for short account. There was also buy
Ing by commission houses and some of the
larger interests in the financial district
We're rulnored TO have re-entered the
market on tile bull side. More confidence
was disn!ayed than for some time past.
The pacific character Of the adyices in
regard TO the Cuban situation We're con
sidered 10 be confirmatory of the re-
ports crcula ted yesterday. The situa-
tion had .,ettered.
The decision OF tie appellate division
OF the supreme court of this state af-
firnIing tie decision of Justice Chester
was early reflected in an immediate inn
provernent i'll the prices for the coal stocks
particularly Jersey Central aud Della
ware aud HuCson It was also natu'ai
that this decisions coming Immediately
after The United states Supreme Courts
favoiatde decision 10 the railroads in the
Alabama Midland case, should have d
strengthening Influence upon the entire
lit. TWO court decisions favorable To
corporate interests lldllueI hoHi Nifhiii
three DAYS form All important record
for this week.
As anticipated, the statement Of earn
ingH OF the st Paul for the week vi
Novenner showed very material III
crease compared with the same week la st
year this increase amounting TO 81 b.
e4S. Expectations favor Continued de-
eideG comparative increases in North
" esiein Railroad earnings, as the North
western movement of fpring wheat corr
tilues oh a heavy scale.
At he opening London was ii buyer, but
our prices passed tie London parity so
quickly that arbitrage brokers We're conr
pc.led to cease purchases. There was,
however no decided. disposition on the
part Of representative London houses T.
sell stoCl:s even at the sharp advances
made later In the day.
Gold amounting to 5000 600 Was with
drawn from the Bank OF England ~
par.utly for shipment To America hy to
days steamship. Adyices from san Fran
cisco said chat another shipment OF 81
3T5 900 OF Australian gold had been
! .ade 10 this country. which mikes tn,
| total Australian movement in -four months
fiom JuIS /, 50 $4,000.
The stoc% market closed 81 a reaction
| from the highest prices, zbut with strong
uuarrtuie.
The times., 1897-11-11
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The times., 1897-11-11

Gas certainly looks better than at any
time recently. The deal for the control of
the other companies is now completed, With
out any room for doubt. The new ar
rsngernent viii be ar excellent one for the
trust. Town Topics says the stock viii
sell above par III the very near future. /
am inclined TO believe III this prediction
FiDwer aud the other good people in Gas
ma ve . good thing, and besides they ale
expert m; nipulators. 1t is possible, of
course, that they may let down prices
nov and then To- the run there is in it,
but tie probability in the immediate fu
tire is fol an advance.
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Dow, Jones & CO. say of the grangers:
Tho increase in ST. Paul earnings for
the first week in November of $144, 600
is Gear Indication or What may be ex
pected during November from all the
granger roads, provided that the weather
is fairy good, October last year, as has
been repeatedly pointed out, was the best
month in the year, but business after elec-
t.on fell of with startling rapidity and
sulderneSS This year there is no falling
off anG Rock Island, Northwest and
Burlington 50 far in the month clearly in
dicate that November viii be another ex
ceptionalIy ecod month Cor all Lis group
Of roads ST. Paul earnings are expected
10 have 2 good effect on the general mar
k ct today, both here and i'll Lonion.'
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so; January, 32 -4a32 1-2; steamer
mixed, 80 l-Sa30 ID receipts, 17S,S72
bushels; exports, 42,S57 bushels; stock, j.
O41 800 bushels; sales, 10000 bushels =
3Ia33. Oats firmer No. white weste
2Ta2S; No. 2 mixed, 23a23 q receipts,
1877 bushels; exports none; stock, 46S,-
4O3 bushels. Rye firm No. nearby, 50;
els; exports, none; stock, 27e 1866 bushels.
Hay slow choice timothy, S13 asked
Grain freghts very firm and active un-
changed. Sugar strong, unchanged. But
ter steady, unchanged Eggs firm fresh,
10 1-2a2o. Cheese steady, unchanged.
Whisky unchanged.
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Renl Estate Trnnsfers.

Square 2S4-Wfllism b. Anderson TO
Burnett 7. Trueworthy, 81 part lot Z made
10 correct nber 7S2, fol. 459.
Square 56S-Annie Z. Barbour Go John
+. Weyrich, $4,000; part original lot 8.
Avalon Heights-Fritz Bruegger, ct ux,
10 Charles p. Freisheim, $40; part lot 1 3,
block 4.
County-Mary A. Bilyeu ct al, heirs
OF Thomas Brown. to Sarah w. Brown, ST;
lots 8, 9, l2, and II, part Turner'S i'm
prOvement.
Square 407-Augustus Burgdorf ct ux.
T. =. Dana Lincoln. $40: original lot 16;
subject 10 trust, $15 5,000.
Connty-Mary A. Bilyeu ct al, heirs
OF Thomas Brown, To r. osk8loosa Slater,
Sl lots ., Z, 10. and Is; part Turner's
Improvement.
County Mary A. Bilyeu ct al, heirs
OF Thomas Brown, tc Susannah A. More
The times., 1897-11-11

might perhaps now be in New York some
highly ly-r-tcened gentleman who, forty or
more wears ago, IN the heat of his youth.
mad fought a duel or even in some youthful
escapFde struck companion with such
q w2apH, that his act wunld be considered
felony, that 1T would certainly be absurd
10 ErEig up this old youthful indiscretion
Ia dcbar 2 middle ged and entirely praise
worthy gentleman from earning Ills liveli-
hood Ia lis profession.
The times., 1897-11-11
A Writ of Error Granted.

The court of appeals yesterday issued u
writ of error in the cases of Gustave Ians-
burgh and Joseph Sperry, who stood trial
in the police court for violation of the gtrt
enterprise law in dealing in trading stamps
Lansburgh and Sperry Will probably ap-
pear before the court tomorrow For the
purpose OF having an early date set for A
hearing OF the cases.
The times., 1897-11-11
FREDERICK Landgraf,s VIII.

The viii OF the late Frederick Landgraf.
dated February 10, 1897, which was filed
for probate yesterday, bequeaths all his
property, consisting of a house and lot at
No. 1910 Twentieth street northwest, to
his widow, Marguereta Landeraf, W hose
death 1t is to 20 to William F., Otto,
Derths and Minnie Landgrtf, children Of the
testator. Marguereta Landgra fisap appofntetl
eyecutriN
The times., 1897-11-11

Chicago, Nov. 10. Everybody in wheat
was surprised this morning at the London
Tines' dispatch reporting general frosts in
Argentine and serious damage to wheat
and flax, Liverpool was plainly impressed
Eyit, because, ignoring our break of 4c.
yesterday, 1t became strong and closed
3-Sa2 SC. over the day before. Tie
local opinion OF TIE Argentine news was
that il was prema ture. The froSts there
would probably prove IS harmless as many
frost scares experienced on this side. That
Kept the local talent fighting the advance.
If Liverpool sheuld be over its scare to
morrow We would have lower prices.
Chicago Grain ana Provision Mar ket
Corrected daily by w. b. Hibbs & Co,
Bankers and Brokers. Members of the
n Y. Stock Exchange, 1927 street.
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HaItimnre Markets

Baltimore, Nd, Nov. 10.-FlOur dull, un-
changed receipts 6,01S barrels; exports,
5,741 barrels Wheat strong spot and
81 ga; May, "a; steamer No. 2red. 81 7-Sa
92-receipts, 1925 bushels; exports, g..
900 bushels; stock, 1,5s0,755 bushels;
sample, 93a97 -; do on grade, so / "a
81 f-2. Corn strong spot and month,
32 -Sa32 Ia; December, 32 1-4a32 IL;
November or December, new OF old, 81 g. 4a
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BY virtue % - decree of the supreme court
OF the DistTlS6 of Columbia, pa ssed in
cause of John II. Sis against John II.
Boarnlan and Others equity No. Is, 81
the undersigned, IS trustee, VIII offer for
sale on ThUkSDAY Y THE il GiT DAY
OF NOVEMBER, A. D 1897. AT 40
O'CLOCK p NJ. one-fifth tI-5l undivided
estate described in said cause, Situa ted in
GcOtgetown tnOW part or Washington City
District or Columbia, and known as par6
or Beatt x Hawkins addition TO said
Georgetown, beginning for the same 6
a point on the north side OF 5th street tnOw
r. street, distant one hundred ana eightys
three feet west from the mort hgFest come of
9th street inOw r. street and Market tnoR
33dl streets and running thence west on
said 5th H street twenty feet. through
north at right angles 70 said Jth (R
line OF said lot, thence east twenty
feet, and thence south one hun
dred and fifty feet 20 the heginning, to-
gether with the buildings ana impTO Vements
belonging. Terms or sale Due-t hiTd cash.
balance in two equal pc yI-4enJs OF six and
twelve months, with Per cent Interest,"
from day of sale, for which pdrcnas ser or
purchasers shall give pTOmiSsory nGte5
with interest, OF all ca Eh, at option OF
purchaser OF purchasers. no deed given
until all purchas money and interest be
paid. deposit OF S1O0 viii be required
al time OF le. Conveyancing cost OF
purcha seTs. Terms Of sale must be COM
piled with within fifteen DAYS after sale,
otherwise property viii be Ic-ddyertised
and resold a I cost and risk Of UeTaulJinR
purCha ser
WILLIAM ]. MILLER, Trustee,
Oc3O-d&ds 4S6 Louisiana ave-
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New Yorl; Cotton Market.
Omen Hirh Low Clot
Increased Price of Live Stock.

Omaha, Neb., Nov. 10.-LIve stock of all
descriptions on the local market have
jumped in price from 1c. to &c, per 100
pounds since Monday. This is said To be
due to the fact that grave fears are enter
tanned By wellinformed herdsmen that the
source or original supply on the Iange is
about to be exhausted, and will, in fact.
cease TO be productive by the close of the
season. Much higher prices are antici-
r,a rnd
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willtams to Remain in JaiI.

Judge Bradley has overruled the mo
tion of Attorneys Jefforfs and DonneIson,
for eX-Policeman Dan Williams, for his
release on bail, pending the disposition
OF the further notice for u new trial in the
case. Arguments have been heard. and
Judge Bradley mas taken the motion for a
new trial under consideration. In the
meantime, Williams VIII remain in jail
The times., 1897-11-11
Continuing Street Extensiol

COntlnnIng Street EXfenSiOW tnSe-.
The street extension cases i'll the Haws,
Prather and Wright & Cox sections Of the
Mount Pheasant subdivision were continued
before Judge Cox Yesterday. Nj. Frank
Rawlina was examined as to the value of
property IL be affected on Eighth street. be
tween Florida and Grant avenues. He fixed
the values at from 40 cents TO 81 foot.
Mr.. Joseph Richardson was recalled to sub.
init further testimony In land and improve
rnent values
The times., 1897-11-11

ings OF the Union Pacific, the whole sys
tenn, Including the Central branch and the
leased lines, for the month of September
were, gross, $2,09S, All. increase, $167.
497. The increase of st. Paurs earn
ings continued Yesterday to he well re
gardel IL the market.
The times., 1897-11-11
Party broken Up with a Razor.

Walter Pickett, colored, who recently
broke up a parlor social on First street,
between . and streets, and severely cut
Peter Burke with razor, surrendered to
Detective Lacey yesterday and was taken
to The city hall for arraignment on an in
dictment charging him with intent to kill.
The times., 1897-11-11

The market really seems 10 have turned
FOR lhe present, whether for Il reaction
simply or for d moe substantial advance
believe, hOWev er, tbat the first is all that
should te expected. After the pIectpi-
tous siIinps OF The Past weeks, nothing but
q rally cOnld he expected. There are
many sound rea sons Tor skcpticiSm as Ia
any real boom, however. One ui tile
chief OF these is the nearn ess to he meet
ins OF Congress. The market has a way
Of keeping dom toward this time Of he
year. Congress Ills year has even more
of potential terrors than usual. The gen
cral situation is the other good reason.
No reatter row mu,h people may preach
prosperity ana the general joyousne ess OF
things, everything certainly Is not lovely
entirely. Compared withoth ears when
thc stock market has been away up, pricess
for pork corn, cotton lumber, and nearly
everything else except wheat. in fact
are miserably low This yone ma Y Sc g
for himself who doesn't remember by
looking a. any old price list for '8G-'S1
say. Frices now are not high. They
do not show any evidence Of advancing very
mucl, Business is not booming US IL
should if the Mckinley boom Were fine,
large reality. Railroad earnings have
been large for the past two months be
cause of the grain movement, but they are
bound to fall OFF. Ny lest bear friend
says that the whole market is five points
too high sui, and may be even more than
that.
The times., 1897-11-11
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS for about suO yards Il
asphalt pavement and about $50 yards
OF cement pavement around the United
States Jail, Washington D. C.-Depart-
ment OF Justice, Washington. u C, No
SeTuber 8, SST. Sealed proposals viii De
received at this department until o clock
vembeT, 1897, and Openet Immediately
thereafter. fOT all the labor anC ma
teriais required III paving about 500 yards
with asphalt and about $50 yards with
cement around the United States JAN,
Washington, ID. c., in accordance with
the specifications copies II which may
be had on application 70 the general agent,
Department OF Justice. The right is re-
served 70 reject anyor all bids Sr Ia waive
any defect or infOrmality in any bid,
should IT be deemed III tue interests Of
the Government to DO 50. Proposals (On
fUTms To be procured from the deparCmeuUl
must be iuClOSed in env elOpeS, sealed and
marked PROPOSALS for Asphalt and Cement
Pavement, etc., and addressed to the
GENERAL AGENT, Department OF Justice,
Washington, ID. 9. nol0-4t ,
PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION OF
tmrty-two cellrooms in the United states
jail at Washington, ID. C.-Department OF
Justice, Washington, d. c., November 4,
1897 Sealed proposals viii he received
at this department until O'CLOCK p. NJ
on SATU RDAH, THE 10Th DAY OF No
VENEER, 1897, and opened immediately
thereafter, for all the labor ana materials
required for the erection ana completion
OF thirty-twO cells for female prisoners
In the Jail at Washington, H. G, III accord
copies OF which may he had OrI application
10 tie general agent, Department OF Justice
The right Is reserved 10 re Jet any or all
bids or To waive any defect or informaliuy
in any bid should il be deemed In the
interests of the Governments to do so.
Proposals ton forms TO be procured from
the department. must be enclosed IN en-
velopes, sealed and marked, Proposals
for the erection of cells, etc" and adj
dressed To the General Agent, Department.
MOOT. 6.s.s.1OI1-6t
PROPOSALS FOR ADDITIONS TO HEAT
ing apparatus al the United States Jail,
Washington, ID. department or Justice,
Washington, ID. G., November !, 1897
department until O'CLOCK r NJ on
THU RSDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF No.
VENEER, 1897, and opened immediately
thereafter, for all the materials and labor
required IN making certain changes In and
additions tO the heating apparatus in the
United states jail, at Washington, ID. c.,
III accordance with the drawings and
specifications, copies OF which may be
had on application 10 the general agent.
Department OF Justice. The right is
reserved 10 reject any or all bids or to
/ waive any defect or informalty in any
! BID, should ii be deemed in the interests
of the Government To DO So Proposals ton
| forms TO be procured from the departmentl
must be enclosed in envelopes, sealed and
| marked, Proposals for additions To heat
| ing apparatus, etc" ana addressed to the
| General Agent, Department of Justice,
| Washington, ID. @.
| no5,6.s, s,9,IO,II-6t
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HawKER TESTS THE LAW.
Declares That 1t Is Retroactive and
Not Constitutional.

Not Constitutional.
The case OF Hawker against the State
Of Naw York was before the Suprana
Court ycaGer1ay. Hawker was Convicted
and served q sentence for committing NAL
practice. Meanwhile, law was passed
by tie State OF New York TO the effect
that nc convicted felon should be eligible
60 practice H. any OF the professions in
the state.
When Hawker finished Lis sentence hs
fund that lie could not continue in his
practice. The hearing by the Supreme
Court is On tie point whether tie law is
eN post 'acto. Nh Hawker committed his
Offese before the law was passed.
Mr. Hugh .. Pentecost is the counsel for
Hawker in the case.
Ii Was argued that, If the law were
70 be construed 70 lie retroactive, there
The times., 1897-11-11
HOTEL DIRECTORY.
CoPLEY SQUARE HOTEL.

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BOSTON, MASS
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proof. Location unsurpassed in the city.
Three to eight minutes from principal shop
ping centers, theaters, etc. American pIans
$3.50 per day and upward. European plaPs
81 so per day and upward.
aul6-3 mo-em +. s. RISTEER & CO. Il