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AWFUL. SUFFERING

Orth. survivors of the Steamer Vile de
~, NazIaTs--Onty FOnF SaVsd Out Of
Eirhty.tw0 PersonS e. Their Terrible
Experience.
NEW YORK, March 1S.-out OF the SO
rcrsons comprising the passengers and
rrew Of the steamer Vile do ST. NOzal-
orc. which sailed from this port on
March for Port Au Prince, Hayu, only
foar are known to have survived dis.as-
tor which befell the craft. about 4S
hours later. These four passed through
an experience such nv II has, fortu-
rn,ely. hcen tNr lot Of few, seeing one
Ryter another OF thc thlrty-One others
trhu lrtt tho HtCararr in tho large boat
perish Of exposure to the cold or die
rr hunger. some suffering during tho
seven dayg IN which they drlrtcd, help
lasElv without Hnti or compass, pHnR8
tabt drove them to madness before
came TO their relief.
Among tho survivors IL Senor TaRnuo.
san DOMINICAN, who wna compelled
10 witness tho death OF his VIE anb
four children without being hbie 70
allcv!atc their suncrlnEs, What nt-
ciiR- OF tho foItg-tour persons DcslNHS
thnsc mentioned nIoyc cap uG ohlE 700
reli garmirel, although ihcrc is a re-
inais pG5siblllts u 1t one ~ more Nt tNN
t.ras Iuatn ia which they lc'i lie sinH-
81, stc1mpr IN i.lt rHl1tt or hcrcc
'.spa &torin, OH tho ulwayf peilloua
CuiH JIntlpfDg hnB been picked up by
u NilnG vessel which las not yet made
q port and made known the rescue;
The VILE de 81. Nazaire was single
Egrsw bRrk-Tigged steamer Of 2,NO tons
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register, owned by the compagnle
ans-AtlantlQue denernle. The name
aud ownership only too Vlvidly at this
juncture, recall tho fate Of tho Flrne
company's steamer Vile du Hhvre,
which went down on November -, lS!J,
with 92S persons on board. The Yllle
de st. NaEalre was commanded bY CAPS
tain JGguenau, q sailor OF experience
and approved ability.
Hard weather was experienced from
the time the steamer left this port until.
bettered aud racked, the water p6ltlnB
into and over her, It was determined to
abandon her, Then passengers and
crew took the four bouts, q NTH having
been crushed IN the attempt to Tower T.
There had been no time TO proYlHiOn the
boat. Il was night and in the midst OF
a hance storm the transfer was made.
Captain Berrl, manager Of the Weat 1ti-
dian line OF the Eompagnie trans-At-
lantic GepeTale, was one OF the IS who
embarked in the larger of the boats,
and upon him deVOlYed the commander
OF that fraIl refugee OF eome many
souls. He, Senor Tagndo, Mr. StautS,
the third engineer, and the ships doc
tor, Marie, are the only ones surviving.
They were brought to Perth ATnbOy, N.
j., yesterday by the schooner Hlld1,
which had picked them up, on March u.
as they were drifting about, ut sea with
the dead bodies OF four OF their fellow
passengers IN one OF the small boats Of
the lost vessel. Tho Survivors were al
most dead from starvation ana eX'
posurp, and were too weak TO relieve the
small boat Of the weight OF the four
corpseS The four rescued men were
brought to this city from Pcrtit AmbdS
on the tug Idlew!id last night,
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the Babcocls and Wilcox watcr-tube
boilsr&. This 10 the only difference in
the makeup OF thO two craft, The Vea-
sells are destined for HOrvic0 in the shall
low waters OF the China station.
The twin vessels have been IN goodIY
company, for alongside OF the Wheeling
was the long steel keel OF the batti ieHhlD
Wisconsin, which will be twenty feet
longer and 2,0OD tons heavier than the
Oregon, which was last launched from
those ways. Near 4he Marietta ID tho
beginning OF the second.ClRss protected
cruiser, which will bS bulIt for Japan.
she Will be 4l2 feet long-l0O fest longer
than the C1arlSGton-i9 feet beaE1S and
l7.G keet draught. Her engines are OF
$4,000 horse power, and her speed will
be twenty-four knots per hour. Next
TO the Wheeling on the other side will
be- laid tho keel Of tbiHy-knot tor
pedo cruiser for the United States.
From this distinguished family Of AEht-
ers, the Wheeling and Marietta were
separated to-day. They certainly re-
fleet credit on their slBter and brother
bolts.
Az the first double launching on the
Pacific coast It attracted many visitors
from san Francisco and Vicinity In
Vitatlons were In very great demand.
MABEL g, CRAFT.
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"WHEELING"
Is Now Borne on the High Seas by
One OF Uncle Sum's
TRIM AND SAUCY GuNBOATS.
Both the "wheeling" and "MarI
eta" Were Launched
WITH IMPOSING CEREMONIES

At San FrRnsiseo-SIISs Lusts Brown
chrlstsnsd the ''WhsslInR" and DIrS.
CmGora More Acted for the "HIariotta."
The Launching was Witnessed by "a
Large Crowd, aud was the FlrUt Double
Evsnt Ever Seen On the Slope Tho scene
In thV Crest Scott ship Yard Described.
A technical Description Of the Twta
0unbOatS.
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FnRMAL OPPOSITION
To ths Landing OF Troops Of tho PoWeFy
Ordered bv the Greek Government.

To the Landing OF Troops ofthe POHHeFS
Ordered by the Greek Government.
ATHENS, March 1S.-Accordlng to
perslstent rulnors circulating here. Col.
ysssos, the commander Of the Greek
army OF occupation, has been ordered
TO oppose the landing OF the foreign
troops now on their way to Crete, This
however may mean only n formal ep-
position, ns protest against the aettoh
AIylcos from Arta, on the Greek
frontier. show that the priy3tions OF the
Turks there are so severe that some o.
them arc deserving to the Greek camp
The Turks at Prevesa, Epirue, are
ar,ninE in consequence OF a conflict pros
VnTed nv n Greek soldier belonging 70
thc Garrison OF Actiunl
n IA reported In military circles tnat ~
Russia Is about to land troops on the
coast OF Macedonia. ,- .,,, :.
The news thnt the Serrian army re-
serves m nre being mobllIzed Is e9usLnG
vrcot anxiety to the Turkish military
authorities at Salonlca,
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these gunboats are particularly designed
requires that they be exposed to mus
kerry fire, and the housing OF the major
part Of the battery by an llnbroken deck,
besides adding materially to the stiffness
md strength OF the vessels, gives admt-
rnble protection 10 the guns crews IL &C.
ton. The necessarily eXpuSed position OF
the bow and tho stern guns II 5ugdh9d by
their arc Of Gre and possible usefulness
In q running action; while Tor river SER
vice, for which these boats are particu-
larry fitted, the dlspoaition Of the gun
deck battery iS all that could be desired
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JACKSON AND wALLING.

Murdsrers ofPsarI Bryan, Make Another
CORfSsslOn, Witch is Regarded a.
RIuR to Secure DeIay-Ths Hanging to
Occur Tomorrow.
FRANKFORT, Ky, March 1s'-The
confessions of Scott Jackson and AIonzo
WslIIng were tonight presented to Gov
ernor Bradley. Tho confessions cay
DR.. Observation-Disclosures medicine mat
tempting to perform an abortion, under
which Pearl Bryan died. Jackson held
her across his lap while Wagner cut her
head OF. Wagner wrapped the head
in cloak and took 1t home. After
wards he became insane. They do not
know where the head was.
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Agent Forget, OF the French Hue. IS
doing all In his power 10 MAKE tue sur
vivOrs comfortable.
Captain Bcrr:. who Is fIfty-iivg years
old, and trusted empioye uf the French
steamship line. is under the care Of pr.
De PieSSe. The physician found his pa.
TENTS throat fearfully parclred ard his
lungs In the same condition. Arter
careful examination the doctor said that
with careful treatment Captain BerTl
tnIfsht rfpDvar
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A TECHNI0AI pEsCRIPT1ON

or thO GunbOAt "WhSsltnR," Launched
ThuFSday.
Through the courtesy Of Chief Naval
Constructor Philip Hichboue, of the bu-
reaI OF construction and repairs, Of the
navy department., the Iutelligencer ia en-
lLnled 10 giVe the following techn3oA de-
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YOUR piano is valuable, Our two
trucknpn have been with us fourteen
wears and know how to move pianos, Let
ia move yours for you. our prices are
~ +, W. BAGMER co.
1910 Market street.
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Special Dispatch to tho IntslllEencer.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. March H.
Thursday sees two more Of Uncle Sans
war craft slip from tho ways at the
linton Iron woris-the big shIp-build-
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WASHINGTON, March iS.-AmonE
the applications for appointments under
the treasury department filed to-day
we're those OF Henry Raymond, of
CiarksburG, W. Va, and c, G, Scdg-
wick, of Martins Ferry, Ohio, for regis
ter OF the treasury
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THE dark mahogany used ISrnkauer
piano, advertised first In Sundny's pa
nor. was sold Tuesday morning for
cash. Used Krakaur pianos are BAR
gains seldom found and always go
quickly, Watch for our next olter;
i, w. BAUNIER co.
1910 Market street.
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MANY HOMELESS
And Destitute Sufferers From the
Mississippi Flood.
THE RELIEF WORK AT MEMPHIS
Proving Too Great a Burden For
That City.
NUMBERS OF LIVES ARE LOST

And the E:nd 1, NOtYst-PoOpls who stOoa
For Hears wai't-Dssp tn ths Water
Awaiting the Coming OF Rsioao Beats.
over 5000 ItsfaEess In NIsmphIs BslnE
ProvIdsa Fot-strNnEs conduct ofIAo
asvsraer nfAFisansnI.
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THE CRISIS
Reached IN the Situation Between
Greece andthe Powers.
THE BLOCKADE INAUGuRATEB

bat the King Of Grosss shows No sisn
That lie Intends % WIthdraw His
Troops-Ths condltloa Of AhSIEs Very
Grhys-MattSrs ON the tiseoaoniaa
FrOntisr-RspOrt that me BIOekado WI
bs Comptstsd on Sunday.
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For West Virginia, western Pennsyl'
vanln and Ohio, generally CLOUDY Wee+
ther with showers; variable Wlnds'
Local Temperature.
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A number Of French and italian off,
cer8 Were sent to-day (Thurglay) to tho
camp OF Col. VaBsos to demand that his
troops embark to leave the island within
ttllrty-stx hours. The officers had not
returned at midnight.
The Austrian consul has Joined the
Brfrisil consul. Sir Alfred Bilhotti, in de-
m0ndinE modification Of the proclama-
Hoh OF autonomy. The telegraph office
han refused to transmit an admtralb
cipher message to ConStantlnople,
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WANTED Place by colored girl to 90
general housework. 2237 Sth 50. NV
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(schedule In effect April 10, 1879
All trains arrive and leave Fennay lFanlS
Passenger station -.
X "A m.-DdiIy local FOR Danynle, Cnar-t
ftotte and way stations, connects at ManaS.
as for trasburg, HaFrtsonhurS- and
stauntOn, daily, except exc sgnd a:I " ana ana
sTu daily. and with the Chesapeake md
ONO. daily. for the Natural Bridge and
Ii.i5 a-m.-Daiiy. the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman Buffet
SIrpners New York and Washington To-
,YEuIiInan Sleeper for Asheville and HCI
iSurings N G.. knoNvflic ana I JaI0ogas
Tenn, and at ChaTiot!te Win ~, - Fsi! i
er New York 70 New Orleans. connecting
az Atlanta FOE birmInghd am aid Mem
1a,. SSIIhI tram " aSninEtOn TO New
orleans without change Sunset personally
,conftIICted tourist excursion through sleeper
an titis train every saturday to san Fran
cIscn without change.
III p. M OcaI Tor Front Royal, s.ras-
- :, ri UarTisOnburg, with connection Cor
stsanton, daily, except Sunday.
! 81 p. m--DaiIy, iOGdl Tor ChaTlottes-
'i iT4a n. m.-DaiIy. WASHINGTON AND
sOIjTH WESTERN, YES TIBC LED, Lac
si.aners dining cars and day coaches
IPaiIiuan sieepers New YORK % Nash
vile. Tenn, via Ashey lHe. Ano&VIli5
a, tS,,%rfN5tp Columbia, Savannah aid
Jac.sonylIe: New York 20 Augusta, via
'CDIuru ma. New 1OIk 70 1lctEpLt5r ia
1Ia,-Iir~n3m. New York 60 New Orleans,
Va Atlanta and MqntS9, On r.. Eesjj1aied
er1 hallway dining car greensboro 10
Mont gomery. ,..,,-c.ToN Ar, ono,
niHTTaatnH leave W asnDgtOn S.Of a -
aaiiy ana 4:45 p, M daily , exeeRi sqn-.
$3.50 am. Az D. IN. GaIly. eNCspt Sf.a-
tiav' for Leesburg, and 6:25 p IN daily Tor
Uey1nf,on Returning, arrive at asaIns-
80 s-y6 a IN. and SOC D. m. daliy Ir..fn;
Round I'm and zee a. NJ. daily, excerpt
Sunday from HerndOnr anu o.34 a. IA.
So eNceDt sunday, frGIn LeeshGrg.
Through trains from the 500. south arrive ss
?. in m m. daily HuTTtsOnburg, 2 10 u.
m, aud gao p. ~, d1liy, except sunday
and $50 a. III, tiatly, rrOHt ChariCttesVIile-
Ti6keLs. sleeping car rcserv alton, aud III
formation Iuraished at offices, 5ll and
s3OU Penns Wv ania avenue and at PcnDSyI-
Ssnia railroad Passenger Station
w. IA. GREEN, cen. Supt.
4 a NJ GULF, raffic Manager.
n ~ a. TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
A.. :. brown, Gen. Agt. I'aGs- Depss
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baltimore -
. AND OHM
RAHROAn.

Schedule In effect March 20, 1897. :.
Leave Washington from station, corner OF
New jersey avenue and street.
FoT Chicago and NOrthweSe, FesuDglsd
Limited trains, 1000. 1l:45 a. H., 500
y. m.
For Cincinnati. st. Louisiana Ind annapolis.
Express, 1915 a. IN. Vestibuled Limited
$40 p. m, express lI:25 p, M
For PitJsburg and Cleveland. express
daily, 1000 a. IN and $50 p ~.
For Toledo and Detroit, Ii % p m
FOR Winchester and way stations, IS 40
For New orleans, Memphis. Birmingham,
Chatta nOOga, Knoxville, Bristol and
Roanoke. 500 y H. daily; Sleeping Car
through
For Luray, $40 D. m. daily.
For Baltimore, week days, 500, $50,
II OS, X7.10, XS-0O, s. 80, 1880, xl0.00,
x12OO a. m, xl2 %, II 10, X 40, x3;Q0,
x6.2O, $50. x8.6O, SO, Ks. 20, II 10.
xf1-5O d. m. and x12.0 night. Sundays,
x7:05. x71o. go, KS; % a m, x12;0o5s
x5IO, $50, Ks. 90, x9 20. 11I5. XII 90,
y. m, x12.O1 night.
For Annapolis, no and 80 a M 1910
and -t-3O p. III, SuDdays, $50 a. m, 4.35
For Fredeyick, week days, 7:35, IL Al
For Hagerstown, 1900 a IN and so
2. m
Gays. 1.15, T-05 p m
For GaithersburG and way points, week
DAYS, Z 50, SUI a m - o. 80, 4 81,
433, $50, 7.O5, 4 40 p. N. Sundays.
S.uU a. IN, /. Is. 4.33, I-O0. 10.15 D. ia
For Washington Junction and way points
1856 a. m, 80. $50 .. u week daya
lis D. m Sundays
Royal Blue Line for New York
and Philadelphia. q
Iltrains Illuminated with PiRtsch light
For Philadelphia, New York. Boston. ank
the East. week days, 500, 1000 a. IN.
Dining carr, 1900, tIZ-4O Dining Car j, 3 90
,5.05 Dining Carr, 1901 night, Sleeping
Car open at 1000 O'clock, sundays, 20 90
a IN Dining car ,, { Il 40 Dining Carr, 8. 90
1905 Dining Carr, FOL night, sleeping car
open 10 O'clock. Additional trains fOf
Philadelphia, week days, Z .05 a. m. daily.
500 p m
Buffet ParIo7 Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City, 1000 a. m, IL. 90
noon, and 1910 p. m week days, IL. 40
o. III. Sundays
For Cape May, IL noon.
Except SuDGay. KEN press trains
? Baggage called for and checked from
hotels and residences b. Union Transfer
20 on orders left at ticket offices, 81 8
Pennsylvania avenue NV, New York
avenue and Fifteenth street, ana 1T depot.
VIM 81 GREEN, ID. b MARTIN.
Gen Manager. Man. of Pass Traffic.
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HELP WANTED MALE.

bread baker at s27 10Th ii. st.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-Beautifui lot, 400 feet by 90,
$3.50; Falls Church road; rapidly growing
settlement; opportunity for shoema Eer,
blacksmith, etc; money adv anced for
building FOREIGNER, this office item
FOR sALE-Choiee lot: Avalon Heights;
40x150; "a bargain. d. W. B., 2iS 10th
ST. NV 6p2G- Stem
"CRESTOE''-End of Tenally town cleo
trio cars: cheapest lots in the northwest;
$50 to $3.50. Not far from Chevy Chase.
Best territory for specula ton. Apply Room
"a, Loan and Trust Building. ap20-tf
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD

RAILROAD :
STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND
STREETS
I'9o a. N. week days-PITTSBURG 4.
PhESS-ParIor and Dining Cars, Harms
burg 70 P1ttsburg
iO.o0 a. ii. PENSs YLyANIA LIMITED
ulIlnan Sleeping, Dining, smoking and
observation cars. Harrisburg TO Chicago,
cincinnati, Indianapolis, ST. Louis CleVe-
I IN ana Toledo. Buffet Parlor Car 20
1850 A. NJ. FAST LINE-Puilnan Burres
t, lar Ear to Harrisburg. Buffet Parlor
$40 = NJ. CHICAGO AND eST. Lofts
express - Sleeping Car Washingtos
20 81 Louis, and Sleeping and Dining
SdIS harrisburg TO ST. Louis, CIncinnaa
ITO T.. N. WESTERN ExPKEss-Pu,t.
man Sleeping Car to Pittsburg, Chicago.
Car to Chicago.
LILO ii. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
-PullInan Sleeping Cars Washington to
| Plttsourg and Harrisburg TO ST Louis
end LOUISVILLE via GneinnatD- Dinlng
lO.4O 4. NJ. PACIFIC ExPREss-Pull-
man Sleeping Car 70 PittshuTg
5O A NJ. Tor Kane. Cananda; qua, ROches-
yer, ana Niagara fails daily, exceps
io.5O 4. NJ for EImlra- and ssenovo daily,
except sunday. For Lock Haven week
gays anu "Aliainsport sundays, gao
lilo =. 81. Tor WnHamsport, Rochester.
buiIaIo and Niagara rails daily, except
SatuFuay' with Sleeping Car Washington
10 Suspension Bridge, via Buffalo
~ 40 I III for Erie, Caaandaigua, ROches-
sef. Buffalo, and Niagara FaIis daily.
o.eePlng Car Washington TO ElIniTa-
For Philadelphia, New IOPk. ana
the East,
400 r.: 81. "CoNGREsSIoNAL LINZ
TIED, daily all Paricr Cars, with Din
Ing Car from baltimore. Regular at Z 90
!D,ning Car, 500, 9.OL. 1000 Dining
Car. and 1L0o tDinlng Car from WI
1000 and II.35 i. Al ON Sunday Z %
DINING Car}. 500, 300, l. LOO Dining
40, 800, 1000 and IL. So 2. 4. For
Philadelphia only, r asst Express, 90 A
A. ~ week days Express II 10 z
dai,y: For Boston. without change,
90 A NJ week days, and $40 z. NJ.
For Atlantic City (via Delaware River
Bridge, all-ral Ioutel, $40 p. IN. daily
For baltimore, o. Is, 100, !. so. :. 90. 90,
1906. 1O.50. HOO and IL so q M.
ted, 20 a. So, Z. 40 % SIS ,V 80, 7 To-
1000. 1910, 11.15 and 11.35 p m.
Hoo a. m. II 10. 1 Is, 2.Ol, s. Is, 8 40.
l4.OO hmitedj, 40. 8. 40. go, $50,
no. 1000, 10 40 and II 80 p. N. :
! For Pope Creek Line, Z so a m and SO
| y. IN. daily, except sunday.
| For Annapolis, 700. 900 a. m, IL 5
ana 1.Io Z 70 Pr d m daily "a except e, Sunday
/ Atlantic Coast Line-Express for Flor
| ida and points on Atlantic Coast
Line, 40 a. IT., 3 40 D. m. daily;
| Richmond only, 1887 a. m. week days:
Il Atlanta Special, via Richmond and Sea
| board AR Line, 44O p III daily Ac-
/ cOmTnOdatIOn for QuantlCO, 7.40 a. m-
/ and 4 % p. IN. week days
! Ticket Offices corner Fifteenth and q
treets, and at the station, sixth and Il
| 'sUTeets, where orders can be Jeff FOR cheek
/ ing of baggage 70 destination from hOteiz
| and residences.
J. B. HUTCHINSON, General Manager.
:. r. WOOD. General Passenger A gem
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS,
gO6 L STREET NV
PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR MIsCELLANEOJS
SUPPLIES FOR TIE POST Of tICE
DEP PART MENT. Post Office DeIart-
ment, Washington, D. C, April ., 1897 =
Sealed proposals Will be received at THIS
Department until T Thursday, the sixth
ia of May, 1897, at O'Clock p m, at
which time aud place they viii tie opened
in the presence OF bidders or their author
lied agents OF attorneys, for furnishing the
Department with such coal, wood, Ice, car
pets, chairs, cotton cloth tIOr map mount
ingi, soap, closet paper, busters, corn
bTOOms and forage, as may be ordered DUR
ing the fiscal year beginning July L, lSS :,
and ending June 80, 1898. Bids are also
invited for the purchase OF the waste paper
from the department; old jute and old cot
ton canvas from the Mail Equipment Dl-
vision, and for washing towels. Blanks
for proposal, with specifications giving
detailed statement of the requirement 70
he met in respect 70 each article, and also
the estimated quantity probably 10 be re-
CURED OF each, and giving full instructions
as TO the manner or bidding ana the CON
tlitiOns to be observed by bidders, Will De
furnished on application TO the DIS
nursing Clerk and Superintendent, Post
Office Department, Washington, D.. G.
The Postmaster General reserves the right
to reject any or all bids, to waive tech
nicai defects, and TO accept any part OF
any bid and reject the other part. JAMES
A GARY, Postmaster General.
8p6-it-1 law
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F0R -sURURBAN.

FOR SALE-One of the most beautiful and
desirable suburban homes. with 10 ~ ~
acres; elevation, 425 feet, commanding
view of city, river ana surrounding COun-
try for many miles. Call or address
WASHINGTON DENTAL PARLORS, ne
cor 18th and + SITS NV ap2G-1t-eIn
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POST OFFTCE DEPAKTMENT.

WASHINGTON, d. z, ApTII D, 1877.
Proposals VIII he received 10y the second
Assistant Postmaster General until p
III. OF MA Y 6, 1897. for furnishing sup
plies for the Mail Equipment Shops for the
next fiscal year. consisting Of wire, TIyCtS,
buTrs, emery, drills, nuts, screws. OIL,
acids, leather, Irvine, thread, cord files,
etc
\ complete list of the articles desired.
and form of proposal will be furnished
upon application To- the SeCDnd i SSlStdut
Postmaster General. JAS. 4. GARY,
aUs-law-4 Postmaster General
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WANTED OUSE S-Sr BCRBA
WANTED--To rent OF buy subaTbanhome
with ground attached. EQAE, thus Office.
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FOR HIRE

FOR HIRE-At prices to suit the times,
horses, carriages, and wagons; all styles;
also board horses by the day, week, or
month. WASHINGTONLIVE kY WAGON
AND HA RNESS CO., 927 p st. NV.
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FOR RENT-Fur front rooms; SO per
month 6l3N j ave.nW. apzo-ot-elh
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wANTED-COUNrRY BOARD.

board ON farm at a low rate; within 80
or 40 miles OF Washington; locality where
some employment could be had preferred
Address, with price, cash In advance, II.
e., Times office, Washington, .. Z. Item
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FOR SALE-HOCsES.

FOR SALE-Cheap, a six-rooIn brick house.
ne; newly papeTed and painted; large
yard and stable; convenient to TWO lines
OF cars. Address OWNER, this office.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

rooms: healthy location; large grounds
electric bells; gas and artesian water MRS.
NJ. j. COLLEY, Proprietress, Rockville,
Md. Address The Clarendon, Washington,
D. G. ap27-1m
GOOD BOARD for girls, So. SO per week.
Address ANNIE KENS, West End, Va. 1t
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PERSONAL.

GENTLEMAN, twenty-seyen, orphan, lone
iy, desires acquaintance OF Dice-looktBg
girl: object, matrInony; give description.
ORPHAN, this office. ap27-2t
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wANTED-ROARDERS.

WANTED -Four gentlemen boarders; quiet
home; moderate terms. Box ~, Brook
land, ID. e. ap2O-3t
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THE IMPORTED English hackney stallion,
COaStguard, will stand Tuesdays and
Fridays at keleher's stables, AS Sth ST.;
two first prizes. ap23- 4 EN-
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WE also have large For Rent House"
and For Sale House cards; 10 cents
each, at Business Office of The Times
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LOOK!-ApriI Both will be the last day
of reduced rates; best cablpot photos,
72S Tth st. NV, sittings made rain or
shine, good work guaranteed. ap21-3t