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sA0AsTA CALLED.
Liberal Leader Will Be Premier Of ,
Cabinet.

Liberal Leader Will Be Premier of Now
Cabinet.
Madrid, September a9.-United States
Minister Woodford, the Duke Of Tetuan,
and the President Of the Senate, the Mar
quis Dazo de La Merrzed, had long con-
ference today and Gen. Woodford pre-
sented to Gen. Azcarraga the members
Of the United States legation. Owing to
have been postponed.
The Queen has accepted the cabinet s
| resignation and asked Gen. Azcarraga to
remain in office until solution of the
| crisis is found.
Her Majesty will summon the leaders
of the various parties and the presidents
of the cham bers tomorrow to consult as
to the situation. Senior Sagnsta has been
telegraphed for and it is believed that
the Liberal leader will be asked to form a
cabinet.
Weylsr VIII BE Superseded.
Madrid, September 80, (Midnight)-It
superceding Capt. Gen. Weyler, and of
granting autonomy to Cuba imme diately.
Senior Gamazo will probably be min
lister Of foreign affairs in the new cabinet.
United States Involved in situation.
London, September sO-A despatch
to the Daily Mail from Madrid says:
"The solution of the crisis deends upon
the policy to be adopted towards the
United States. Liberal politicians declare
that they will stoutly resist America s
pretensions.
''Gen. Azcarraga in a long interview
with the Queen Regent today explained
the situation 1t is believed he asked her
Majesty if she was ready to confirm he
government in necessary powers in view
of the attitude Of the United States.
After the interview he summoned the
cabinet which was attended by Senior
Revorter, the communicated minister
of finance, and Senior Cos-Gayon, minister
of the interior both of whom rendered
their designations. Shortly after the
premier rendered the resignation of the
entire cabinet"
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-30
MAINE, THURSDAY MORNING, 80

wind, NV; velocity, 8; weather, cloudy
s p.m.-Barometer. 30.214; therm"m- la
ter. $50; dew point. SS, humidity, 90
wind, w; velocity, 2; weA'ner'
clear.
Mean daily Thermometer. 81, maxi
mum thermometer. 81; minimum tnef.
mometer. 40; maximum velocity OF
wind, Is NV; total precipitation, u
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-30
Fatal Injury to a Little Girl.

g Bangor, September 90. In South
Brewer today, Lille, the eight year old
daughter of Peter Mcdonald was probably
fatally injured by being run over by a
truck upon which she was riding.
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-30
WHAT THEY SAY AT WASHINGTON.

WHAT THEY SAY AT WASHINGTo
No Great Surprise Expressed at Spanish
Cabinet Crisis.
Washington, September 29.-The news
of the Spanish cabinet crisis was first
brought to the attention Of the officials
of the state department. and diplomatic
officials through the Associated Press
bulletin from Madrid and up to late
hour tonight from no other source was
any information on the subject forthcom-
ing. 1t is surmised that Minister Wood
ferd's failure to cable the department. was
attributable to the fact that it was after
nightfall before the news became known.
1t cannot be said the event causes sur
prise among the officials of the state de-
partment or among the members of the
diplomatic corps in Washington. A care
full inspection OF the cable news for the
past few weeks has left the general i'm
preston that the cabinet patched in haste
after the assassination of Premier Cano.
vas could not be expected to survive long
There were several reasons for this ex-
peotations, but perhaps the principle one
was the belief that the dissensions among
the supporters of the government caused
by the personal encounter between the
Duke of Tetuan, the minister of foreign
affairs, and one of the leaders of the dis
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-30

Time-2.34 1-2, 2.32 IA, 2.87 IA, 40.
Daisy B. went lame in the third heat
and would have won easily but for her
broken ankle in the fourth.
. This race viii be called at O'Clock to-
morrow and a fighting finish between the
two left is looked for.
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-30

Weather, WARMER, southerIy Winds.
Loonl Weather Report.
Portland, Me-, Sept. 29.-The local
weather bureau Office records az to the
weather are as follows:
8 a. m.-Barometsr. 3O.193 thermo-
meter. AIS; dew point. 30, humidity. So;
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-30
Financial Situation Has Also
Weakened Government.
SAGASrA WILL BE ASKED TO
FORM CABINET.

Liberal Leader Said To Be In Favor Of
weyler's Recall-How the Crisis Is
Viewed in Washington Mr.. sherman
Thinks Change VIII Not Affect This
Countryside Lome's Resignation Will
Follow Formation of Liberal Cabinet.
Madrid, September 2s.-The Spanish
cabinet has resigned. The Spanish min
istry was constituted as follows:
Prime minister and minister for war,
General Marcelo de Azcarraga.
Miniter for foreign affairs, the Duke of
Tetuan.
Minister Of marine, Rear Admiral
Don Jose M. Beranger.
Minister of finance, Don Juan Navarro
Reverter.
Minister of commerce and agriculture,
DON Aureliano Linares Rivas.
Minister for colonies, Don Thomas
Castellano.
Minister for the home department, Don
Fernando Cos Gayon.
1t is not possible at this time to accu.
rately outline the cause of the fall of the
Azcarraga cabinet, beyond recalling that
the premier has failed in his efferts to
reorganizs the conservative party and
win the support of the dissident oonserva.
tives. This, however, may be only an
indirect cause of the cabinets resignation
and it is more than possible that dissatis-
faction with the government's policy to.
ward CUBA, and the possible action of the
United States in the premiss may have
been the real issues which caused the
ministers to resign their portfolios.
The Queen Regent and the court re-
turned from San Sebastian. their sum.
mer residence, yesterday.
Finally the financial situation and the
steady rise in the prices of all kinds OF
food, owing to the growing depreciation
of silver and paper currency of Spain,
further increased the feeling against the
government.
Commercial circles in Spain are greatly
concerned at the position of the bank OF
Spain, owing to the immense note circu.
lation. AS the bank has leaned the state
15o, 900, COO pesetas, repayable without in
rerest in 1920, it's affairs would become
criticallin the event of the bank incurr-
ing losses on loans in the absence OF
sufficient guarantees against current &C.
counts and note circula ton.
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-30
The Loss A MILLION.
Big Fire Raging in City Of Wash.
iHgton.
STARTED IN POWER STATION OF
CAPITAL TRACTION COMPANY.

Immense Six Story Building Destroyed
Flames Leap Across Street and Attack
Livery Stable and Dwellings-Firemen
Driven Back BY Terrible Heat.
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-30
THE WEATHER..
W Washington

Washington,
Sept. 29.-New
England and East
ern New York:
Fair, warmer.
southerly winds.
Boston, Sept.
29.-Local fore
cast for Boston
and vicinity for
Thr1rSdau. E,;r
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-30
TRoTTINo AT spRiNovALE.
Accident to the Drivers in the Ladies'
Race

q Springvale, September 29.-There was
good racing on the three lap track at Oak
Grove park this afternoon, witnessed by
about 1000 people. In the fourth heat OF
the 2.32 trot, Daisy B., owned by E. G.
Murray and Ftp. Fox, after having talk
en- the first and second heats, broke an
ankle and was distanced. The mare will
probably have to be killed The ladies'
race, splendid attraction, was won by
Mrs. E. L. Lord of Wateryille, who drove
Lady Franklin in straight heats. Best
time, 2.2912.
AS the ladies were driving to the stable
after the last heat, the sulkies of Mrs.
Lord and Miss Elliot collided. Miss
Elicit and her horse were both thrown
and Mrs. Lord was obliged to jump from
her sulky to save herself. Miss Elliott
was slightly bruised.
Four heats settled the q As trot. Madge,
m, owned by Roberts & Pitts of Al
fred. taking first money; Turner Girl, b
m, (Wallace), second; Vendome, G,
Willard), third; Genie Wilkes, b M,
(Lord). fourth. Best time, 2.37 IA.
The 2.32 trot was unfinished ON account
of darkness.
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room brfsk house: all improvements. trade foe
grocery other baatneaA- Apply 10 CHAS. E
BANES 14tt and q sts- nv. Jel7-3t
FOR EXCHANGE HAVE FIVE HOUSES N TIE
northwest section at prices varying from $1,000
to $12.OOO. 81 under rental. These wish 10
change for vacant northwest property, i'm
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Into stores and AAks- AaAfoa1 r. O., Bta- sfice.
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9l2 st NV, lSr- 800 s. 1885 1873 l. ST
Orme Flats NV, Sr 800 NV, l3r. SOS 90
424 ii st NV, 1ir. 40. 90 6l9 18th 4r %
1909 18th Tor. 40 jU a223 U NV I3r,fur l25 90
l01J NV, Tor. 40 90 905 X st NV Tor IS 90
III ST Sc. 11r OOD 1224 nth st NV Tor. &c 81
SO2 Mass NV NV, 400 I23 9Th st NV. l3r. e.
POI list st NV. 1lr 40N Il9 Sth st NV, 15r. .6
319 Cap St. Tor. .35. so 72l 18th st NV lar Gs %
1226 9Th st NV, Tor $500 I'd and I'd floors Yss,
UP 2l26 14th NV. 80. 90 Pa ave- 5r. 90 90
$50 21st st NV, Or. 20 so I73S r st NV Tor so %
4l9 9th st ne. Or. 70 so ZIG Ind NV. Or.
1856 4th st NV, Or OBJ 13l9Corcoran lr IL 90
Zoos 18th st NV Or. 1900 S14 l It NV, Or IS 90
927 Fla NV. Or 10 Sc 2S2O L st NV 1Or 20 t,f;
1919 l st ne, Or. 800 :24 y av NV, Or 40 go
1909 st NV, Or. Il 30 1923 I'D st NV lIr 10 90
All sth st sw, Or. 100 210 y NV. gr. IS
1850 Madison st. Or. 1906 zoos 14th st Tor. 81
~ I'D st NV Or lsvJi 1909 18th st nv, sr 81.
1884 Goth NV, 3r. - sol 1922 I'D st NV Or rs 90
Rear 1886 nv, 4r. l. 3Gl 456 st NV 1ir 30 II
StS nv NV, Or. 30 i4iS 11th st NV, Tor. 80 81
2So4 18th st NV, Or 100 sos st NV, Or. 80 "a
III Syphax CT sw.ir.l3 li55 st NV, Or. 2S. 90
10 "a st sw 3r. $40 1if9 \ st NV, ar ~ on
1928 Lewis st ne, 800 1925 4th st NV 7r. 26 90
Fiat ID 1733 1. st $50 Spruce st, Or. 25. ~
NV, Or. 25oO
The above Il only portion Of the proparty on nv
books For fun list call at cce for bulletin Issued
on the LIST and 18th. THOS. L. WAGGAMAN,
JeI3 tu, thGs 81 NV
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235 Mass ay. Or. mi q. ~
go 2Ith. Sr. mi. pa. 80
l4l3 l.. Or. over $40. IS 30
11o6 Pa nv, ut. Ir&b IS 90
Tako,na TX, Tor, eel -. %
l!l+la 2oth, 7r. mi d so
2511 SD, 7r. mi. p. 30
1910 18th. Or. MI. p. 80
200 9Th ne. Or. mi. 30 50
212S III, &, mi. ....22. 50
e61S L. Or. eel, mi &c. SO
l2lS-3 Both st. Or. 20. so
713 I'd, Or, mi. 30. -
go Morris ne, Cr.-.1S.JD
1882 +. Or. mi. .....lS.5U
1920 Olive. Or. mi. 1850
HOS 1 Sc. 7r. mi. 1850
2y24 G, 7r. wig. rs. 20
1908 both. Or. wa. Is. 30
23l4 G. Or, mi. ....l6.5O
2l43 l. 7r. wSs-...lG.39
2e46 f, Or. mi. ....16. 80
al 10th. 9r&sta. ..ls. 90
Brightw'd. Or. eel. 1880
l2l9 4th. Sr........l5.o0
49, 10th, Or, wa. .13. 80
2i15 y. CIR, wa.....13.5 SO
800 y II av, 5r. w.13.50
bob l.. r'r. Or. W. 1850
400 22d. Or. wa. so
l224-26 9th. 5r. w.l2.50
24l4 q, Or. G, wa. .l2.3o
1920 18th. Ar. wa. 1880
Ola 9th. Or. wa. ..ll.oO
315 Va av. @r. wa 10. 80
4S2 La ave, Office
rooms. SIS, 10 & IS
1246 Goth. fat ,3r, ". loco
1913 23d. 5r. .....lO.OO
3025 Sherman av.5r.IO.OO
our other list.
WHnN lth01 Ia M
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
Stott's mansion. At
StOtt's station, B
& o r r. 16r,
season. ........ 800. 90
600 Md ave ne,
12r, mi. 100. 90
OBS Mass av, 12r. mi So. 30
17l7 18th, Tor. mi. so. 90
500 z. or. mi. ....75.O
1O35-29 Lime Kilns.
once & 5r. sta, ID
yard. wha rfage. .75.O0
S2O 10th. business
building. 3 large
rs&cel, elevator, mi. Is. 90
1704 +. Tor, mi. hw Co. 90
1701Pa av,l2r. III, misc. 81
l411 Bacon. 9r. mi. 20. so
1921 3lst, 12r, mi. 80. so
S4 d. 6r&sto. cel-50.OO
1876 23th. ?r&cei. milo. 30
800 21st, 12r. mi. . 40. so
1915 ii. Or. mi. 40. 90
l120 Is. .sto. eel. m. 10. 90
2l0 I. Sr. mi. sc. so
300 I'D, Sr, mi. :. .35. SO
2l37 x. Sr, Gel. mt 81. 80
72l 2Ulh. ilr&b. mi .33. SO
20Sl H. 7r&t. mi. 10. 50
Sl7 =. Ir, Gel. mi 80 90
40 18th. Sr. mi. 30. 10
1908 10th, 1r. Gel. mi. 80. so
1l0i \ II ay. II. 30. 50
1854 5th, Sr. mi. D.. 80. so
.4lS PA av. Sr. mi 80. 80
COG 21st. Or, Gel. mi. "a 50
1926 X. Sr. W. g...25. so
1907 Pa av, nat,5r. %. 80
l717 18th. Tr.m fur 2J. so
1906 Kingm'n. Or, mi %. 80
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. U. S. WASH
ington d. C.-Mail Letting Notice to Contractors.
Sealed prOpoea Is will be received at the office
OF the Postmaster Of the House of Representa-
tives Until TWELVE 90 O'CLOCK NOON "a
JUNE TWENTY-FOCRTH. for carrying all mails
tives to and from the city post Office and to and
from the respective reridences of the members of
the Honse Of Representatives and for such other
services connet ted with handling the House mails
as may be required by the postmaster during the
fiscal year enfing June 30, 1898. No bid or pro-
posal nil be considered unless accompanied with
the names Of two or more reliable persons for
refer ence to character and financial RESPONSE
bility Of such bidder. The postmaster reserves
the right to reject any all bids. Full par
ti6ulars and information will be furnished upon
application to the postmaster Of the House OF
Remcsentati C. ALI bids should be marked Cn
the backs Of the envelopes. Proposals for Carry
ing the House Mails, and addressed to JOSEPH
C. MrELROi. Postmaster, House Of Representa-
fives. my27-1aw4w
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PROPOSALS TO SELL rUBL.C SCHOOL BUILD
Ing Stes.-Uffice of the Commissioners of the
District Of Columbia, Washinstoa June IL, 1897.
Sealed proposals. spdorsel Proposals to sell
School Building Sites. will he received Al this
office until TWELVE O.CLOCK IL. On MON
DAY, THE TWENTY FIRST INSTANT, to sell
to the District Of Columbia Sites for Eight room
Public School buildings. Each Of these s,tes
must be OF the following dimensions II on the
corner. not less than ninety feet front by
one hundred and twenty-five feet deep; IL not
on the corner not less than hundred and
twenty feet front by one hundred and twenty Ave
feet deep. The lots must be located as follows:
One in the third division northeast. between Ist
and 7th streets east and East Capitol street
and street north; one In the fifth division, be-
tween PENNSYLVANIA avenue. II. I'D anl 18th
streets northwest: one In the seventh division
between Bnghtwood avenue. waiiach street.
SietIs,en street and 18th str.st extended and one
between . and z streets nnrfh and Sd east and
North Capitol strehfa certificate Of the collector
Of taxes that the bidder has deposited ona hundred
dollars With him. or certified check Of some
bank In the District OF Columbia, must accom-.
pany each bid as u guarantee that the bidder
VIII eompaete the sale Of the ground II his bid
shoad be accepted. Ths right 70 reject any and
AZ 1nu S!ds q I. nssssy sssesed JOHN ". ross.
srs Of ths District Of Coiusnbla. jsi1-1e
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$3.50. .I450 p NV, Ar.
$3.50. las p NV, Tor.
SEQ. .3ll Spruce st, Or.
S2e-G. 1895 walla n, Or.
$3.50. 1914 Pierce ri, Or.
9- 20. COG ID ne, Or.
SIS. 80. .T37 30 NV. Or.
= So. .21IS Pa NV, apt.
s......CSnduit I'd, lir.
Niles 18th st. sto.
$2. 30. Mt Pleasant, Or.
SIS. 10. .2l5 Sth ne, ~.
ST IS. 1310Waliach pi.6r
SO. ....s22 21st NV, Or.
5000. .lS29 18th NV, Tor.
$50. so .1Ol9 10th NV. Or
$40. 1886 o ST. llr.
S33. 81. North Tokoma. Sr.
S35. so. ..iSo4 y NV, Or.
@.-..l027 It'll NV. sad.
S5-......1iG L Cap. ST.
S?5 The Cambridge, apt.
e.......932 Pa ay. Sr.
$3s.S5.....10 4th Sc, Sr.
$3.50. 1877 Ore av. VT.
$3-5o- -lI23 Willard. .,r.
S1- 30. The Frederick, apt.
S3I. so. .3l6 Del av, sr.
-. III. tn. Frederick. apt.
$40. ....-2lS A Sc. apt.
5000. .Sl Y Capt, ilr.
So. .2G25 u NV, l2r.
$42..s0. -Ya1 18th I.w. ar.
$i5. IL. HIS DeSalcs, Tor.
.tt.7o. 1907 10th u. Or.
$50 $40 18th NV, Or.
$50. .l53 IA az, hall6rdw.
$50. -124S Princeton. Or.
$50. 80. .30O2 Y NV, l0-.
$50. .1123 9Th NV, lts-.
$50. The Milton, fiat.
600. -10S n II nv. Or.
$50. CO. 1908 y ii nv. Tor.
$I.15. 1917 X NV, l0r.
500. ls37 kcnesaw av.llr.
$50. 10. .ly29 K ny, Air..
$40. g. .2lS Wasli'n CIR.
$&-....o32 Pa ar, store.
$06. M. .1790 T. 81. 6r.
$50. .6zS B NV. w'iIouee.
TS.1W7 Rnan0ke tY,isr-
Slo-.-.-1uS1 X ~. 1er.
49, .Sll Vt az. stOre.
500. .i220 n Fl nv, llr.
500. ....l42i q NV. Tor.
Sud- Cor f7thER NV. l5r.
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$l:S. .lScC y II av. lSr.
II, .... p = nv.-:.o 9ces.
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UNPUBLISHED.

FOR RENT
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per annum. .S.0 90
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per annum. 81, 500. %
1917 Pa ave. %.
per annum. -. 2, GO. o.
l417 Mass av. lar,
per annum. 4, SOC. 90
1915 Pa av. Or,
per annum. -. 1,JO0. 90
Tennallytown road he
lowBradley lane. Tor,
for 6 mos. ...... $50. 90
SOS Conn ave. 12r.co0.o0
1922 Vt ave. 14r. 200. 90
1&1t K nv. 1sr. .ls0.6e
l0ll Conn nv. 14r.1J0.00
l60G \ II NV, l6r 80. %
62i 18th NV. 12r. .l25.OJ
1890 Ny nv NV, l2rlG.0 90
3n43 P NV, l7r. les. 90
1888 Mass nv. Tor. 100. 90
17Oo n NV, 12r.
SOD 18th nw. lar. 100. 10
1909 Coma ~, I2r. 100. 20
1Ul 18th NV. Ilr. 100. 90
1919 Flaar,p't2dsol09.O0
2017 Mass av. 11r-100.U0
Takoma Park, Car
roll ave. l3r. 100. 90
fs36 \ NV. i2s...l00. 90
1898 Jefr pl, l2r. 100 90
l@I Conn aye. 1lr.S. 90
1918 L ST. l2r. 90
lll9 | ST. l2r......75.OO
Carroll ave. Takona
Park. lar. IA. 90
li2a !,eS.iies st,1Ir.15.00
1870 Goth NV. Tor. .75. 80
GIT 18Th NV. Tor. 1900
i0l0 l4fh NV tstore
and dws). Or. co
lHl @S;h NV. i2r. rs 90
21ls X NV, Tor. Ia. 90
1l19 | NV, 12r. 90
lio! Stough,on. I2r. 10. 20
1910 z ST, 1lr. .65. 90
1877 18th NV. 1lr. .G5. 90
1907 X NV. 12r. :. .65 90
14t9 y NV, 14r...-.65.o0
lGlG 2ist NV. lar. . IS 90
162l list NV. Tor. $500
GlS Il NV, 15r. 80. c.. 90
3u25 y NV, 12r. =. .6. 90
5us7 \ NV. Ter. .G5 90
233 Q NV. 13r. .65. 90
2402 l4th NV, 11r. Go. 90
11G East Cap, III. so. 00
1910 7th. st&dw. Or. 90. 90
1913 n nv. 12r. go. %
18th st I'd mr. Bright
wood Hotel. l2r. 80. 90
80: Z NV. .1r. 60. 90
1713 18th NV. Or. 80. 90
405 18th NV. Or. .8o. 90
1915 18th NV, I2r. co. 90
1908 H NV. store. ca. 90
1878 10th NV. Tor. 1907
1925 6 st, Tor. so. 90
1900 10th 1t, Tor. 5000
Coal yard. 20fa and
* NV, Ter mo. 80. 90
ml Hillyer pl. l0r.6o. 90
5 Y ST. lVr. -. so. OO
1898 Fla av.p'tlstn. so. 90
Ncar Stott's station.
ID G. 11r. SO. 90
500 2ist INV. Or. -.
FOR a FULL Lust q
APPLY At OFFICE.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.-CLERK'S OFFICE
House of Representatives, United States Wash,
ington. b. G.. June 3. 1S97.-Sealed proposals will
be received ut this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NJ, WEDNESDAY. JUNE THIRTIETH, 1897 for
the delivery Of two thousand u 900 tons more or
less. OF the best White Ash Furnace Coal ,screen-
ed; also one hundred and ifty $50 cords more
or less. Of the best Spruce Pine, and one hun
died and nifty Q"0) cords. more less of the
best oak Wood, as may be needed at the House
of Representatives during tho fiscal year ending
June 80. 1898; said wood and coal to he delivered
and stored In the vaults OF the south wing of the
Capitol. Al such times and In such quantities ls
may be ordered by the clerk of the House of Rep
resentatires The coal must weigh 2.2+O pounds
to the ton. and the oak wood must he cut N
three 81 pieces The wood must measure l2S
cubic feet TO the cord. The right to reweigh the
coal at the Capitol and the right to reject any
and all bids Is reserved. The bids to be indorsed
Proposals for Coal and Wood and addressed to
A. Mcdowell. clerk CT the House of Representa-
resentatiyes, L. 8. Je3-1aw4w
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ATTORNEYS.

WA. L. FORD.
ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
dei2f go st. NV. Houss. 1909 O St NV
CAMPBELL. CARRINGrON. ArToRNEY-AT-LAW
WEBSTER Law building, sos d st. NV, Wasting.
ton. DC. Residence. No. Mount Vernon F1atS
New York ave. and 9th st. NV. ssl0
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PERSONAL.

WILL TIE PASSENGERS ON THE Electric
ear and others who witnessed injury to lady
While allShtlng from tie at l4th and II SIS
NV. May IL last. kindly communicate with
JOHN A fErriT, Wasl,lgto Loan and Tir,st
- pu.!aihe, city. JelT-3t'
1Ol RE GOING AWAY FOR TIE SUMNER
We're GOING 10 call on YOU previous To dom. N
II you'll drop that postal asking u.s. w, nav
fGN cash vafrr for gents left-ofr garments
Dht forget. JUSTH'S OLD STAND els d
ST. nv
W. WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE. Dp.TTC
tive agency Confidential communication promnf-
~ attended to: Office open all hours: hest refs
Established 1850. Supt.. go st. n wmy22- Inns
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS TO IMPROVE THE BATHING BEACH
Office of the Commissioners OF the District Of
Columbia, Washington. June l6. 1S97.-Seaied pro-
posals. indoi sed Proposals to improve the Bath
lug Beach,. will be received Mt this office until IL
improve the small basin Of the tidal reservoir
near the southern terminus of nth street west
Full particulars may be obtained from W.
Stevens, superintendent Of the bathing Beach. A
certified check for 500 bank In the Dis
trtct of Columbia certificate of the collector
Of taxes that that amount has been deposited with
him. must accompany each proposal d guaran-
tee that the bidder will promptly enter into con
tract IL hts proposal should he accepted The
right to reject amy and all bids parts Of bids
is hereby reserved. JOHN W. ROSS JOHN X
WIGHT, W. NJ. BLACK, Commissioners of the
District OF Columbia. feI6-s
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

CARRIAGE FOR SALE; si375O. CASH OR EASY
weekly or MONTHLY payments, Will buy stylish
Victoria cost. new, S6sot Was owned and used
by private famiy. and Is In first-cass condition
Please earring. at 80 LIST st. NV. .rearJ
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO., 60. + IT
NV.
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TOR SALE-MAGNIFIcENT OAK SwEIL-FRoNT
dresser and washsilnd. very large. $50; line
swell frsnt oak ch!Gcner warranted goods
40. l. GESIiIkTFR, 1927 eth st. NV.
uha,
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-CARR0IL INSTITUTE HALLS
10Th nea- h ST. Tho rncst ooInIhcte and
thoroughly equipped halls In the cIty for ~
cieties. bcnqucts, entertainments and receptions
For terms apply hall. mys-tf
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-OFFICES IN METZERoTT BLDG
single or en- suite; from si2 so Up; electric light
ap30tf
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-Sr0xE & FAIRFAX, 500 + NV.
lib n.w.a newt 5r, ba.. Including heat. .S45. 50
81 gig l2th NV, IT., ba, convenient. only Is 90
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FOR SAIE-A GOOD HORSE; PRICE $50: SOLD
because owner has no further for it. Can be
seen AT Mt VERNON STABLES 1926 18th ST.
NV talk-2t
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FOR SAI.E-GENTLE HORSE.-PERFEdTI.y SAFE
for lady's Use; also phaeton; will be sold reason
ably Address OWNER 7. Star office. je18-2ts
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Observation-Disclosures

FOX RENr-ItEMISGTON TYrEWRITERS AT THE
hEMlNGTON OFFICE; modern machine: perfect
condition guaranteed: with stand; delivered free
In city; month applies purchase OF new.
when directly following rel tai.
WYCkOEF. SEAAIANS & BENEDICT. .,,,,
de19-tf Cor. Sth aud sts NV.
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FOR SALE PAIR CLOSELY MATCHED BROWN
mares. years old, Is hands high; l s0rrel geld
Ing, years old. Is hands high; ex.-top surrey !;
! nearly new rrrahou.; also 1 set new double
hsrneTs. l set single harness. party leaving city:
reasonable offer refusei. MT VERNON LIZ
ERY SrABLE. 1896 18th ST. NV. tel53 81
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FOR SALE CAR LOADS NOBBY TRAPS, SUR
RIGS. hugsies. daytous and business wagons; very
low for cash. mo. J. COOK. 1895 II St
NV. city. mil Id
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FOR RENT-AT REASONABLE PRICE HOUSES
at Forest Glen and Randolph, Md; convenient to
station; bath range, stable. large grounds. Ap-
ply to JOHN Z. KNOTT 91S St myI5-1m