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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-23

Class lbo-Puppies, bitches, INST, George NJ. valen.
tines Victoria Il second. Louis bstJer's No! SO
class iSi.Noyice, bitches. INST, Robert $. Nc
Grannie third, L. X. Austin's Manila; reserve. Louis
Glass 5g-opcn. bitches, under 40 pounds, nrst
nolsrt 5, McCreery's clifton Toepsy' second. Buckley
Manila; Fourth, K. X, xustin's Princess venn; re-
serve, Robert 5. McCreery's Lady Arthur,
c6ns. q. mopton's Lady Monsspsh; second, John az :.
h'oinrook's. dtrS%niei third. buckley Weiss Rcaa:
rose; reserve, Louis Batjer's Betsey Green.
BULLDOG SPECIALS.
riEst-The Grand Trophy, value $3.50. for the hes,
seCond-rhe Porter cup, value $500, for the best
sSiiaoFF c OF SPp s. %s ;sr to the c T!SnsF rS OF Grand reserve Trs.
Charles q: Hopton's Lady Monarch.
presented by Dr. u, Rowe, for the best American bred
bulldog owned by n member six months prior TO close
coming the absolute property OF the winner, !. K
AGstia's CsndidAte' reserve. Charles @, Hopton's
Foarth-Tae bulldog Clubs silver media. for the
breeder OF the winner OF the American Field Cup.
%Finh-rhr bulldog clubs silver medal for the best
Of, American Field Cup. Henry c. Beadleston's
s%iIth-Ths Puppy Bowl value 500, presented by
bulldog under fifteen months OF age. Z. X. AuAtins
Candidate,
- hnieN ~
Class e-Rough-coAted dog puppies, nrt, Richard
Hollis Hector Marvel, second, John A, Westbrook's
Alton Monarch; third, Joseph Freund's Hons.
| Class 7-Sovice. dogs, rough coated, nrst, Jacob y,
LutE's Colonel Strong; second, Charles II. CodinRton's
Alhron; third. Mrs, NJ. NJ. Smiths Prince OF Salem.
Glass s-Open, rough-coated dogs. hrst, Thomas Il.
Sheubrooke's Sir Ethelwood; second, Joseph r. Lutx's
Colonel strong; third. urAnercy Kennels Demetrius,
fourth. Charles II. Codinston's Albron; reserve, L.
Gostcly's General Maceo.
Class 0-Challeuge. rough,coated dogs. nrst, c. A.
Pratts lie Prince reserve, Fred Schmidt's Roland, Jr.
Glass lo-Rough-coated bitch puppies, nrst. John
keevan's MiSs; second, Mrs. NJ. Andressen's Minka Ill;
third, withheld,
Glass ll-Sovice, rough-coated bitches, nrst, G. A..
Pratts Miss Matte; second. J. Rupert, Jr.'s. Royal
Duchess; third, David J, Jennings's Demotria; reserve,
l., Gostely's Yorkyille Beauty.
Glass le-Opcn, rOughcoated bitches, INST, G. A.
Pratt's Miss hattiei second, J. Rupert Jrs, Royal
Duchess; third. J. Ruppart, Jr, Countess MAdgeI
fourth, David J. Jennings's Demotra.
Glass l9-Challenge, rough'coAted bitches, nrst. O.
4, Pratt's La Princess; reserve, J. RUPERT, Jr's., Miss
Anna.
Class l4-Puppies. smooth -coated, dogs and bitches.
hrst, Charles q, Hoptons Rodney King second, RuhE
man Bros Watch Gerhard third, Phil Moersch's Prtn-
cess Beauty; reserve. Dudley waters's Judith ii.
Glass l5-Sovice, Bmooth-coated dogs and bitches,
hrst, c. A, Pratt's Miss Heleni second. Louis Alberts
Sero; thru; gramery Kennels Isolde; reserve. c. A.
Glass i0-open. smoothcoated dogs. nrst, Irving
WAtkinson's Alton w; second. George W. Lederer's
Hamlet; third. Adolph T. Guldis Apen Prince; TO
serve, q. A. Pratt's st. John.
Class i7-challenge. smooth'eoated dog. nnt Dua-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
EXCITtMGNT ABOUT SUGAR
Falling Four Points and Carrying
Other Stocks Along.
Manhattan. New York Central and
Missouri Pacific Heavily PouDd-
ed by the Bears.

New York. Sept. 81. stoeksopened weak
and lower. The absence of any specifically
authoritative explanation by the State De-
partmens at Washington with regard t.
the representations at the Spanish court in
regard 10 the Cuban W ar, furnishedthe bear
operators with weapon in the stock mar
ket this morning.
,rhe lower range IL prices from Londaf.
also helpedthereactionary There
was somewhat nervous feeling long the
traders, and declines OF stout fractions
were very general through the list. spe-
cial drive was made against Sugar, ana
the price WAS depressed over two points.
Otl,er material losses were suffered by
Northern Pacific. Manhattan, Jersey Cen
trail and the local gas issues. The
granger group at first showed resistance
to the pressure, but later on gave way Oh
ssop loss orders. weakly-nargined hold
ere were sold out. Before the first hour
wasover the weaknesses ha adj become pretty
general, and losses of 1 per cent and over
were common.
Government bOntisare unchanged. Stocks
became demoralized after IL O'Clock and
the bears had full sway. Sugar led In
the downward movement and al noon was
over -four POINTS below the opening. Man
haitian, New York Central and Missouri
Pacific were not far behind Sugar the
latter. Missouri Pacific, dropping the full
points.
tn. market was excited and active. and
transactions Were hea vier than for zone
time past. The Cuban crisis is the chief
weapon OF the bears, and is being used
with cool effect Traders, while not
panicky, are exceedingly nervous. London
was free seller all troughh the list, and
this adds to the weakness.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
PRESIDENT GOES TONIGHT
Secretary AIger and Attorney Gen
eral McKenna Leave With Him.
Meeting of the Cabinet Prevented
Assembling of the Usual Crowd
at the White House.

The President, taxing with him his Sec
rotary of War and his Attorney General, is
to leave town tonight. tits not difficult to
infer from that factthat the countr y is "a fe
Or that If ~ as not, the President and Cabi-
net tl.int it is. Certainly there viii be no
more official war or law until the President
returns.
The circumstance that this was Cabinet
day preeluded the appearance OF the big
crowd that assists from day to day at the
ievee VI his Exoellency. This was rather
weather for walking, the kind of weather.
By The way, for w bich the late illustrious
Caesar would have pos poned or prorogued
tie Cabinet meeting and gone off squirrel
Shooting.
There We're, however, "a few who made
hay before the Cabinet sat.
Mr.. Joseph Ladue of whom anG his gold
mining company story W as published in
The Times this morning, called and had ,
very agreeable talk with the President.
dr. Ladue was accompanied by Messrs. T.
B Do;tsford and II. w. Coffin members OF
the London company He also called ou
Secretary AIge. AT tine War Department.
After thesecaIne a delegation from Okla
Iufna. THIS wds succeeded by a formidable
lot of FlOr:d:ans, headed by Judge Long,
tie object beirg to straighten up tie Flor
Ida t;ngie before the. departure OF the
President.
Judge Long is the, Rational conlnittee
man from Florida. He Said this morning
that the fight was over aud that the Presi-
dent had agreed Ia make two important
appointments. the anDpupceuent OF which
would be male tfis evening. This indi
Gates. Of course. tha..tpe Administr alton is
winning all the Administration fights,
Tie President ana dahty. as has been
stated, viii leave the city tonight for
North Adams. Mass. Snhe party will 60
over the Baltimore amt Potomac Railroad,
the train to leave ats p. M, and will
consist OF the President and Mrs. Nc
Kinley, Miss Mabel Mckinley, Secretary
and Mrs. Alger, Attorney General Nc
Kenna aud Miss Mckenna, Mr.. Cortelyou,
aud eervants. The host viii be Hon. w.
70. Phnkett. the treasrerSof a woolen man.
ufaotory at North Adams. The visit will
last about week. The fact that the
PRECEDENT IL going away at this time il
IN indication that mes is not lettiag the
congestion OF public affairs effect his
digestion or sleep.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
SrREyN WITH DEAD HORSES
\ Marylander's Description of the
Trail TO kloudike


Cumberland. Md, Sept 2l.-A. L. Mat
tingly, of Cumberland. who left Seattle
several months ago with party of GOLD
hunters for the XlufldIike. has addressed a
letter to his father. j. T. Mattingly, mcr
chant South Cumberland, from Ska gra )
Ray, Alaska. He says:
| know YOU think I have lost my mind
for trying To make the trip to the klon-
dixie gold mines, and am commencing TO
think the same. for IL is the worst propo-
sition / have ever tackled. l have one
consolatlon, boweyer, in that | aha not
the only Ounce. There are now about
5000 people on this trail, ana plenty or
them milliOnaires.
There is no such thing as law here,
except what we make ourselves, and it
il strict. We appoint a committee to
make laws, and then stand by the com-
iuittee. III a man steals he is either sent
back home or Is hanged.
When our party of nine reached Lake
Bennett we bought boat for 500, and
sent two men down TO Klondike to do
some prospecting for US. We have TO go
100 miles by han dboais. We stayed back
the party one year, averaging 1,200 pounds
TO the man. We have twelve horses at
work packing, and not one has yet been
crippled TO any extent. sometimes the
animals sink in the mud until only their
heads are visible, but we have always Inan-
aged To save them. We can only go about
nine miles day with 100 pounds to the
horse. There are rocks In the trail that
we have TO crawl over on our hands anu
knees. The trail is so full OF dead horses
that tnan can hardly stand the smell.
liz we do not get started down the
lakes by September 20 we viii be frozen
in, and would not get down at all. The
tran is forty mikes long, and IL we would
pay hire for our packing il would be so
cents a pound.
a boaI bound for Seattle, bearing four
tons OF gold, passed here about five days
ago. We are now far away from RAILROADS.
and telegraph. | am writing this letter
on a stump In the trail.
A man always starts with a Win
chester, bowie knife and revolver, but
after he carries a pack OF 100 poun DIS on
his back forty miles, ne soon takes off the
firearms.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
CABINET TALKED OF SPAIN.
Minister Woodford'~ Mission Dis
cussed, But All Very ReticeDt-


cussed, But All Very ReticeDt.
The Cabinet meeting held today had a
Fictitious and peculiar interest, from TIE
fast that there was in the air, authorize
or unauth1rized, the suggestion OF all ulti
inatuIn to Spain. The meeting had be-
fore 1t also the comparatively small mat
ter Of the 10 per cent ad valorem dis
,rimin ating duty on merchandise i'm
ported in foreign vessels and in transit
through American territory.
There was widespread impression that
Spain and America wasthe topicin chief at
the meeting As a matter of fact 1T was.
All that the public knew beforethe meeting
of the Cabinet was that Mr.. WOodfOTd
had seen Tetuan." 1t was also under
stood that there had been other dispatches
from Mr.. woodtord. which had been carried
over tu the White II GUS. in the inside pocket
OF the Secretary of State.
An attempt was made to get the sub
stance az these dispatches from Judge Day
the First Assistant Secretary of State.
Judge Day however, would not assent,
but he left the impression that tie news
was important. without the qualification of
IF true He would not discuss the sit
uation even alphabetically.
There was another official, however,
who said that the mere fact that the
President was going away tonight was
tangible proof thai there was nothing
acute in the situation, that Is, in The
opinion OF the President and Cabinet. 1t
can be ASSUMED. he said, that Mr. WoodfCrd
was not instructed by America TO get
money out of Spaitinstead of talkin gabout
che freedom OF Cuba
Spain has always spoken of America 5
a nation of sbopkecpers so that there can
be very little doubt that the dispatch
stating that we were after debts due Us
from spain, instead of assisting Cuba
with FRIEND ly Offices" was inspired
by a Spaulard-
The genrfai ,alk about the White fious.
this morning was that, while the ulti-
matun business was farcical and a
sc,recrow, there might be reason to an
ticipate sDme straight talk to Spain later
IN the month
The Cabinet officers, before the meet
ing, deuied that there was any special pur-
pose in view. Secretary Wilson went 50
far as to say that he didn't know of
a single thing that could occupy the at
tention of the Presidents secretaries.
The sane statement Was made when
the Cabinet adjourned, and all that could
be extracted from the members was that
there was some talk about Alaska, and
Gen. Ayers plans fol- transporting sup
plIes to the Yukon In ease of dire distress.
No conclusion however, was reached, il
having been determined to wait until off
f.iaI rcports had been received from Cant.
Day, now out in Alaska
Notwithstanding these expected deniais
ana diplomatic evasions. everybody believes
that the last meeting of the Cabinet was
not de, otetl to '.routine'' and the con sidera-
tim of subject which could not
have possibly been disposed OF until
further Information had been received
from the Yukon.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
THOMAS RITTER DROWNED
DeplorabIe Accident TO a Well
Known Business Man.
Fell Into the River While Securing
Some Floats aud Got wedged
Against the Sea Wall.

Thoinss Ritter, .hirty-eighi years old.
WHO lived at Nc. I322 Sixth street north
vest. was drowned near the bathing beach
shor'lV after moor today. Mr. Ritter. WHO
has fOr souse years conducted a boat
house II the foot OF sixth street, some days
agc hought several ponJoons and floats ta
use an connection with his business. This
morning ne went up % the bathing beach
witt two If his employees to secure the
pontcotS and take them to the ;losthouse
The fIoats were n,0ored next to the sea
wall near the beach, and it was found tina [
they had sunk. Mr.. Ritter rowed out TO
the spot, and attempted, with the assistance
OF others, 10 raise the floats and tow them
away. "A heavy chain attached To one Of
the pontoors served as All anchor. Mr.
Ritter stepped to the edge of the float and
attempted to drag in the chain.
Tie boards on which he stood were wet
and slippery. and in some manner he
slipped and fell into the water. His
csmpeaion~ FASTENED TO his assista nee
but although gooG swimmer. Ritter did
not rise 20 the surface. A search was a
VIII EuAs datN 0itti q lew IL
was discovered that the man had gone
under the ,Untoon and become lodged DC
tN cen II and tie sea wall.
Tne body was az once pulled out aud
placed on the float, and a message sent for
an ambulance. Dr. Juenemann, OF Emer-
genct Hospital. responded. and made every
effort TO tesascitdte the man, but life was
extinct.
Coroner Carr was summoned, and gave
a certificate of accidental death, and tn.
hOdy wasturnedOvert To ndertaker Wright
Mr. Ritter leaves a wife, but no children.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
WITCH TOR1URERs TAKEN.

Troops Arrest ZnDi Priests Who
Malt reated a Woman.
Fort wingajc, y. NJ, Sept. 81 Under es-
cort OF three troops Of cavalry commanded
by Ma jOr Godfrey, the sheriff Of Los Lunas
county left here Sunday night with the
Pueblo priests accused OF msltreating 4
woman cf The tribe whom they had accused
of wItohety
The arrests We're made in the Zuni village
near here, ana were accomplished without
any Resistance, the governor OF the tribe
gi'fnc up tire members wanted upon de-
Tand.
Thcprissners are bein & taken 60 Los Lunas
fur trial.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
Marriage License 8.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
white-Frank w. Witford, of Newport
News, Va, and n. Preston Easley, Of
South Boston, Va; Robert E. Gladman and
Gertrude a. Reed; Owen G. Hayes and
Margaret NJ. Jarboe: Hugh F. Gordon and
Loretta Inglehart; George Eugene Bry-
son, Of New York city, and Nellie Marion
Kendrick, of Jacksonville, Fla.
Cvlored Benjamin Roy and Martha Sea
ton; william Fl. Langley and Rosa Perry;
WilIialu Hawkins and Lena Harrod.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
THEIR BOND REDUCED.
Case of ID. J. CaDty and Herman Won
sender Continued

The hearing in the case of Dennis j.
CAVITY and Herman Van Sender, the stock
brokers, charged by wilkins & Co. with
erahezz.ement and setting up OF a gaming
table, was before Judge Kimball at noon
today, bot owing 10 an agreement between
District Attorney Davis and tho attorney
:Or the defense. TO allow Continuance
untn II O'Clock tonorrow, no testimony
was taken.
Attorneys WonhiEgt2n and Cohen, for
the defendant. made Strong effort to have
the boEd of 81 900 red uced, in which they
were successful. the ne W bond being fixed
at $4,000. Thercupon the attorneys for
the defense asked to have the case con-
timed urtil IL O'Clock tomorrow in order
TO allow them to produce the bondsmen.
This continuance Judge KimbalI granted.
after E consultation with District Attorney
Davis.
The bond required has since been given,
with iIenry " lIeine as surety.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
Missionary Convention

The annual convention of the Veteran
Christian Church Missionary Association
VIII convene at Washington, ID. C., OH
Wednesday, September 90, at IL O'Clock
noon, at the Y. N. C. A. building, No. 1903
Fourth street northwest All ministers.
friends and wel-wishers are invited. This
convention viii be in session for eight
days Donations VIII he received at head
quarters. No. 2022 Twelfth street north.
west
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
Hon. r T.. Baldwin. Foperal.

The remains OF the late Ernest Palmer
BALDWIN, who died at Atlantic City OIL
Monday. viii arrive in this city this even
ing. The funeral! win take place from.
the residence Of his father, the late Dr.
william Q. baldwin. 2035 + street north
weSt. at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
The remains VIII be Inferred at Rock Creek
ieInpferY
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
Found His Wife burned to Death

Madison. Ind, Sept.s21.-John Stanley,
an aged farmer. living on the Michigan
left his wife. eyed sjxty-five years, home
TO take her usual nap.--When he returned
late Ia st evening he fouad the house burned
to the ground. and his wife's remains
few fee from the house, burned to crisp.
She was lying between two feather beds,
where she evidently tried to- save herself
from the fi-..
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21

ImpeiIed by Fear, Of Hydrophob.a.
He Leaps From Train.
First Lieut.. Rowlapd ID. Hill, Of the Bu-
ment, threw himself froHfa train near Har-
risburs, Pa, while onhis way from Buffalo
to washington. Information Is that he cut
mis- throat before throwing himself from
the train s+s
Il: is also stated tnat his act was caused
nv temporarv insanity. The result Of fear
Of nydrophpbis, as he W as bitten bya mad
dog some months aga.
Lieut.. Hill was assigned to this station
about a year ago.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
Fanatics Defeated in Battle.

Buenos Avres Argentina, Sept. 81.
A telegram from Rio Janeiro, Brazil, states
that an official report has been received
there to the effect that brigade of the
government army defeated the fanatics
after b,ody battle and captured the IA
natics' positions
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
A Cur. COR Billions t,ni,c.

Resource. screven county. Gal have
been blect 10 attacks OF bilious collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is the
only sure relief. IL acts like a charm.
One dose or ft gives relief when all other
remedies fsii--6. ID. sharp. For sale by
Henry Evans. Wholesale and Retail Drug
gist. s3s r street. ard Connecticut avenue
and street northwest, and l42s Mary.
jand avenue northeast.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
DIR. Hunter Not Guilty,

Frankfort, KY, Sept. 2l.-The jury in
the case Of DR.. Godfrey Hunter, WHO was
charged with attempted bribery in his
late race for Cnittd states Senator. brought
in q verdict this morning of mot guilty.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
silver StiIlFalling

Consul o Harra, at San Juan del Norte,
Nicaragua, reports that the peso is worth
but % els cents, gpld, in San Juan del
Norte, drop IF s-39 cents during the
month. ON the other hand, provisions have
advanced without any Increase i'm wages.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21

Judge Mills today decided the case OF
tho Government against Conductor Charles
Smith, who has charge of the work of
laring the tracks of the Washington, AR
hagtoa and Falls Church electric rail
road. The court held that permission To-
cross the Aqueduct Bridge must be OBJ
tanned from TIE District Commissioners
and fined Smith SIS.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
nIEll.

CODRICK ON Monday, Sept. 90, 1887,
at 1 20 p. M, w. RANK, beloved husband
OF the late Marion +. Codrick.
Funeral viii take idacefr0m hislate resi-
denCe, 221 ID l-2 81. Sw-, on THURSDAY
morning at 8 O'Clock. thence to St DoIl-
tuic's Church, where requiem mass will be
celebrated. Item
VILLA MS-On Monday, September 20,
1897. THOMAS W. WILLIAMS, husband
of Catherine c. and son OF Wash b.
Williams.
Funeral Thursday morning at Il O'Clock
from lis late residence, corner Third and
7 streets northwest, lie Droit Park.
Tier
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21

extended all over central Kentucky this
morning. The temperature was down to
35 degrees, Tobacco is much damaged.
and some damage to corn is reported.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
Mrs. shedd Merwin,. Denia,

Mrs. Shedd Merwin, who resides at No.
fc3 + street northwest, denies the state
rsent made by Mrs-.Julia Brady that her
husband, MFR. Louis ID. Brady, ever stopped
al her house over night witha woman.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
Special Meeting of Printers.

ColuInida Typographical Union, No. I01,
v III hold special meeting tomorrow even
ing '.to consider the action taken at the
last meeting OF the unicn, requesting the
President to remove he Government Print
ing Offire from the classified service :"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21

Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by W. b. Hibbs s Co.
Bankers and Brokers. Members of the
y. Y. Stock Exchange. 1427 F street.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
The Temperature Today

The temperature during the day W asats
a. NJ. 10: NJ g clock noon, 81; and at
Q. m SO; maximum, 60.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs Co..
Bankers and Brokers. Members Of the
N Y. Stock Exchange. 1927 street.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
LANsBuRdh & BRO.
Cooler Weather Predicted.

Prepare yourselves. Warmer Bed Covering
is needed more than anything else to keep
warm of nights and save doctors bills.
High tariff does not affect prices.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

LOANS from SO to $50 10 rel allie parties:
also money advanced on bicycles. Room
< Gentrai Bldg, cor. eth and Pa ave. NV.
se2l-7t,ern
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
To Cure a Cold IN One nav

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. An
druggists refund the money III & fails to
cure. 25c. oe2-Q
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
FINANCIAL.
CoRsoN & MCCARTNEY

Aeinbers vi the new YORK ssocx 81,
euanSe, 14lS + St Glover Building
Correspondents of Aessrs Moore 4 Scbley
No 80 broadway,
Bankers and Dealers in Govern uent Fpnfla
deposits Exchange Loans
haurDad stocks and Bonds and all
eeSunties listed on the exchanges OF
New York. Philadelphia. Boston aud BaIts-
more bought and solo
"A specially made of Investment sccurk
oes DISTRICT Bonds and sll local Rail-
foad, Gas. Insurance ana Teieph0ne stDcs
oeals In.
American Bell Telephone Stock bouxas
eno soio mil S-R
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21
MARRIED.

GRADY STACK-August II, 1897,
In Baltimore, WILLIAM L. GRADY ano
AGNES STACK. by the Rev. Farmer ker-
WICK. pastor of the holy Name Church,
OF Washington, ID. c. Item
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-21

Should be read daily, as changes nay
occur at any time.
Foreign mails for the week ending Sep
teinDeT 20. o97, close promptly at TINS
office as follows: