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The evening times., 1897-05-01
Simple Rreakfas SITS.

The Scotch make oat porridge he prin-
cpal part of their breakfast, and this habit
of the sturdy race is coming into quite gen.
eral favor in America. Some fruit aud
grain, with a hot cup of Postum Cereal and
bread and butter, is an ideal health break
fast.
Coffee hurts many peoplein ways they do
not suspect.
ANY disorder of the stomach, bowels,
kidneys, palpitation of the heart, weak
eyes, etc, originatein a weakened nervous
system, caused by como foreign element
the nerves cannot stand.
Coffee and tobacco are powerful drugs
and directly affectthe nervous system Quit
the cause of the disorder and nature will
generally heal up the affected parts.
Postum Cereal made by the Postum Cereal
Go. Lin, OF Battle Creek, Mich, is pure
nourishing and strengthening grain food
drink, which will answer very wellinstead
of coffee.
If one is perfectly well and can drink cof-
fee without its showing ii disorder in some
part OF the body, they might not be inter
ested in Postum, but about every other one
is hurt by coffee, aud there is no denying
the fact that the great food drink rs "A
boon 10 such. Properly prepared it is toJth-
some and delicious.
''Just as good as Postum Cereal are
words used to defraad the public
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DIAMOND DUST.

Stockalexis continues to hit the tall.
Stafford was at short yesterday for the
Giants.
Norfolk was defeated for the fist time
yesterday.
Cupid Childs accepted ten chances yes
tcrday, but he has not rounded to at the
bat.
,leveland has at last got started, and
every club has now won at least one
game.
Louisville, it is said, viii pay Hem
ming more money than he received from
Baltimore
Hartman, who took Bert Meyers place
on the Rrowns, has thus far shown up
very strong.
Nash injured finger in stopping Della
hanty's throw III the ninth IN thursday,
and win he out OF the game for some time.
An enthusiast has presented Red -
Ehret with a hat hich McPhee used in
1882, the first year he played on the Gin
cinnati team.
Gilen, Of the Phillies, had another large
day at short, accepting eleven chances in
in forty-two chances
Harley played his first game with the
Athletics yesterday. He made gCCd inl-
preston, catching two difficult flies and
making pretty single in the third inning
that brought in a run.
Walter Thornton is playing good left
field for Chicago. For over two years
AnSnn has carried this left handed twirler
after picking him up as an alien. Anson
never lost faith in his ability, and it was
happy thought W hich led to his selection as
a regular in the outfield.
A report is going the rounds to the effect
that the once famous Tip O'Neil is
dying of consumption. This is emphati-
calIy denied by Tip He declares that
he is in tetter health than for years, and
is anxious to get into the game again as
umpire, for which position his long eX-
perience as a player well qualities him.
He is living in Montreal, Canada.
The evening times., 1897-05-01
An Tmportant Railroad Decision

Kokomo, Ind, May 1.-superior Judge
Brownlee yesterday gave the Wabash Rail-
way two black eyes in the Eel River re-
ceivership case. II is suit wherein the
State, on relation Of Cass county, seeks
to forfeit the charter OF the Eel River Road,
now operated 10y the wabash under lease
The court ovcrruled the motion to strike
out part OF the information, and also over
ruled the demurrer. The ease now goes
TO trial on the main issue. The outcome
viii be far-reaching. as millions Of dollars
are involved. The decision will affect
many other roads operating under leases
IN the State.
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NOVEL USE OF THE X-2AY.
The Action of Seidlitz Powders on
the Stomach Watched.

New York, May 1.-The X-ray has re-
Gently heen turned by Dr. Albert Abrams
QUITO seidlitZ powders after they have
been taken, and the surprising Result has
been pictured before the State Medical
Association, now in session.
The discovery has been made that the
stomach is almost instantly distended to
four or five times its size, being blown up
suddenly, like a balloon, dislocating the
heart and boosting the other organs gen.
orally into their corners.
DIR. Abrams displayed the diagrams
of the normal heart and lungs, and then
diagrams showing heart enlargements re-
vealcd 10y the Horoscope. He stated
that in treating a recent case Of en-
larged heart by Schott's gymnastic
method, ne noted the size of the organ
at the start. and later a reduction of
One-fifth as the treatment progressed.
Tie beating of the heart can now be
plainly seen as a twinkling of the dark
vet weli-outlined shadow, which is seen
through the spaces between the ribs, and
the position OF the beating heart and the
outline OF any enlargement can be seen
at glance.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TAXPAYERS Of the District OF Columbia
Will take notice that the undeIslt5 t5neQ
has T1Ce4Fel the duplicate or ASS. sssenI
of the real estate tax for the year, ending
June SO, 1897, upon property GeslEHhteu
as county real estate, nd VIII IL ready
to receive pa yIne1t of the tax at Urls OF
fIce from ana after the first day OF Nay
1897. By act of Congress, aFproved
January 2f, 1896. the tax for the whole
year becomes due and payable May i,
1897. o. 50 much OF said tax due Nay L,
1897. as shall nO5 he paid before M fiIs6
day OF June, ensuing, snail, the heTe..FOH, be
In arrears ami delinquent, and peEaty
Of one ! per cen- on the aInOduJ snail 10
added, aud on the first day OF each sue
ceeding month thereafter, until the same
snail lie listed. for advertisement ara tax
sale, In the manner prescribed bJ exist
ing law.
The second half of the tax leried on
property in Washington city, real and per-
sOnal, II not already paid, Will HeCume
due and payable on the first day Of May,
1897, and ir not paid during said month
OF May, penalty OF one { IL per cent viii
be added on the first day Of each sue
ceedlng month, until the same i paid, or
therWlseprOcce1e1w with as the Law Directs.
Attest: f. g. DAVIS, B.
myl-Gt Collector of Taxes, j.. c. Z
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The Rest Remedy for Rheumatism.

From tie Fairhaven ~. V Register
Mr.. James Rowland. ofthis village, states
that for twenty-five years his wife has
been Il sufferer from rheumatism A few
nights ago she was in such pain that she
WAS nearly crazy. She sent Mr.. Rowland
for the doctor, but he had read OF Cham
bcrlains Pain BALM and instead of gong
for the physician he went to the store
and secured a bottle OF it. His wife did
not approve of Mr.. RowIand's purchase at
first, but nevertheless applied the Balm
thoroughly and In an hour time was able
20 go to sleep. She now applies IL when
ever she feels an ache or pain and finds
that it always gives relief lie says that
ne medicine which she had used ever did
her as much good The 20 and 80 cent
sizes for sale by Henry Evans, Wholesale
and Retail Druggist, 93s 7 st. and Conn.
ava. and s st. nv.
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ArcT1ox SALES.

WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO, Auo-
tIoDeers - -
IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONTING ON
10TH STREET, BETWEEN 4 ANU g
STREETS, SOUTHWEST; ALSO ON
r STREET, BETWEEN 9TH AND
10TH STREETS, SOUTHWEST
On WEDNESDA MAY 3, at D.3O
O'Clock p. m, we shah sell M IronJ1l the
premises, parts OF lots No 20, Il ana -
in square 3SS, having 20 Ieet 'front.',
running back the depth thereof, improved
by two brIsk dwellings, premises No. Ola
and 5l6 10th St sw.; also iraITe dWell-
ing IN rear; also lot 81, In square 5sS,
having "A feet . inches in froat by ia
feet inches deep, more or less, stabie ~
rear being premises No S24 ami 5Z4 l-z
street southwest Parties IN search OF
improves property paying good rental
should give this sale their attention
Terms or sale: IL cash; balance In one
ana two years, for notes bearing IL
per cent interest from day or sale Interest
payable semi-annuaily J, and seclred by
Ceed or trust on property sold. or all cash
at the option or the purchaser or 9ur-
cbasers; $50 down on each piece OF prop
erty when struck off All cOnveyaHCing,
etc, a purchasers cost. WALTER B.
WILLIAMS Il CO, AUctiOneers.
aD21-7t
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ANEW iIERJfC LTNF-Comnencing sarur-
day morning, May i, the Metropoh tan
Coach Company VIII run line or coaches
from I'D and sts. NV. to 18th ana Y
SITS. NV, via II st. and VI. ave, at which
point free transfers viii be given to and
received from the Metropolitan street Car
Company; fare. t5) five cents; car tickets
fare. six tickets for 25c, TO be had OF diver
good on all cars coaches can he chartered
Tor parties, balls, etc. L. A NELSON,
ap30-2t,em Supt.
A SPECIAL communication of Naval
Lodge, No: 4, +. A. A. NJ, viii be held
SATURDAY, MA Y z, at 4 O'CLOCK r
M. sharp, TO attend the funeral o. rlate
brother. Charles w. O'Neiil Brethren or
SIS ter lodges invited: dark clothing
/. II MEGA THRAN,
By order OF the W. NJ. Secretary.
ap3U2t
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TIED BY A SWIFT RUNNER.
Yesterdays Game Between the Sen
aturs and Bealeaters.

IL was disappointment To the fans at
Nationa! Park yesterday to have the game
with Ros.on recorded Il tie, especially after
ten innings OF play, in which the Seni''
tors excelled in fielding, holding the lean-
eaters down to three runs, as a result OF
eleven hits, while Washinston gathered
as many off seven hits.
The tieing run of the game was made by
Capt. Brown, owing to his ability to get
over the ground in quick time, as he only
beat the han to the plate by nose.
The last game Of the series with Boston
will be PLAYED this afternoon, weather per
hitting, and a haId-fought and interesting
game will, no doubt, be the result CT the
meeting.
King or Norton will go into tie EOX foT
Washington, while Kid Nichols VIII prob
ably do the twirling for Boston. Yester-
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FOR SALE-FARAIS.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Farm 164
acres, 80 acres cleared: 100 miles down
the Potomac River; 1-2 mile private oyster
ground; salt water; good house, rooms;
boating, bathing, fishing, oysters, era bs:
will eXcndnge Tor mousse and l to acres
ground on electric or steam R. R, or
house in town. See owner and plat for
one week at 113 9Th st, Sc, item
FOR SALE-Small farm, 20 miles from
Washington on Alexandria X FrederlCkS-
burg K. R.; 5-room house and outer build
ing IN flrSt-claSS condition Inquire Of j
NJ. SPRlNGMAN. Springman, Va. ap2l-14t
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At Cincinnati Rain.
Street-Car Law Case Set.

Indianapolis Ind, May 1.-The supreme
court yesterday set the State case in
volving the constitutionality of the three
cent car fare law for hearing May 10, and
it win be pushed to a decision at once
1t is believed if the law is upheld that the
decision viii have weight with the United
States Supreme Court when the case de-
tribunal
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Low Ratcs--TennesSec Centennial
ExDoSition, Nashville.

The Southern Railway announces ten
day excursion tickets from Washington
to Nashville. Tenn, on Tuesdays and
Thursdays OF each week, SIS. 80; 20-.lay
excursion tickets. sold daily, S21. o5; season
excursion tickets, $2s 40. Double daily
train service: through sleepers via Ashe-
VILE, n. c., The Land OF the Sky
APPS ,29,my1,2-4
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Earned runs-Boston, 2. First base by
errors-W Washington, 2; Boston, / Left
on bases-Washington, 4: Boston. 8 Struck
out-By McIames, Duffy. Hamilton. BY
Sullivan, McJames, Reilly. Three-base
hit-GanZel Sacrifice hitS-Tenny, Gan
eel Stolen bases-Brown, Reilly, Ham
ilton. Hit by pitcheT-Bv sullivan, Reilly.
Wild pitches-McJames, =. Passed ball
Camel Umpire-Mr. Hurst. Time OF
game-1 hour and Sc minutes
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL, ICE AND
washing towels United states COnmis-
sion of Fish ana Fisheries, Washington, ID,
be received by the undersigned at this
Commission until Thursday, the 9Th day
Of May. 1897, at ? O'Clock p III, at which
presence Of attending bidders. for fur
niShing such coal and ice as may be Or
dered during the fiscal year ending June
80. 1898. Bids are also invited Tor wash
ing towels. The rights reserved to reiec6
any and ali bids. to waive technical de-
fects ana TO accept any part o. any Eid
and reject the other part. Blanks for pro-
pOsIlS. with specifications OF tie REQUIRE
ments TO be met in respect to cIcn article,
and also the estimated quantities rOhaDly
to be required of each, will be ruiShed
on application to the disburSlns agent
]. J. BRiCE. Commissioner =
apf0, 1T.24,29 ,my1,3 u
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RAEDY-PECKHAM BOUT.
Both Men Are Training Hard for
Their Match Next Tuesday.

Pat Raedy is In splendid condition he
is training faithfully for his fight with
Hite Peckham on next Tuesday night at
the Suburban Road House. His friends are
backing their belief that Pat will win and
several bets have been made, which makes
him a hot favorite.
Peckham is constantly at work, with his
trainers, and says that he will surely go
into the ring on the night OF the match He
is confident that he can beat his man, His
friends are taking some bets, but have not
yet backed him as in years gone by
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FOR SALE-LO'TS.


FOR SALE-Homes built to order In
Northwest lexington, adjoining the city;
guaranteed to he an = per cent investment
ON purchase price when rented, little cash
required to own your own home and stop
paying rent. Call for particulars, DANIEL
Il ARMAT, 1913 F st. NV. my1-3t ,em
"CRESTON''-End OF Tenallytown cleo
trio cars; cheapest lots in the no rthw est;
$50 to $3.50. Not far from Chevy Chase
Best territory for speculation Apply Room
"a, Loan and Trust Building. ap20-tf
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the Bureau OF supplies and Accounts,
Navy Department. Washington, D. G.. until
= O'Clock noon, May IL. 1897, and pub
lciy opened immediately thereafter, to
furnish at Che. Naval Hospital and Dispen-
sary, Washington. D. C.. the daily supDIy
or meats, groceries, butter. eggs cheese,
Ice, milk, bread, vegetables, and proven
uef Tor the fIScat Year ending June 80,
1875 blank proposals will be furnished
upon application 20 the Naval Hospital,
gton. ID. C., or the Navy Yard,
w Washington, D. g. EDWIN STEWART.
PaymaSter General, u. =. N
ap2S, ,myl 3 ,S-4E 4
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GAMES ELSEWHERE.

At Philadelphia R. II. E
Philadelphia E. % o 2 O o 1-5 Z 2
Brooklyn. =. 10000 OOOOO-2 2
Batteries Wheeler ana Clements; Nc
Mahon and Grim. Umpre-Emslie.
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AN Ex-ooxGREssMAN ACCUSED.
Smedley Darlington Indicted for A..
legged Embezzlcment.

West Chester, Pa, May Although he
will not be tried until the August quarter
sessions, the grand jury yesterday found
b true Tin against eX-CongFeSSman Smed-
ley Darlington on the charge of embezzle-
ment. Mrs Mary A. Burnett, of Malvern,
prosecutes him for receiHin a deposit of
81 Zoo from her a month prior TO the
Chester County Guarantee. Trust and Safe
Deposit Company becoming insolvent.
MT Darlington denies that he then knew W
his company to be insOlvent Heis greatly
surprised at the announcement of bis in
dictmcnt
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY NATE
rial, etc office Of the Public i'rinter,
Washington, ID. G., April 10, S97 Sealed
proposals Will be received at this office
until O'Clock 2. IN, May s, S97, for fur
plumbing and electric supplies, IJu. her etc,
Tor the use of the Government Printing
offlce during the fiscal year ending June
80, 1S9S. Sealed proposals VIII also be
received at the same time for furnishing.
material for the use OF the Government
Printing office during the fiscal vearendiDG
and all Lids and 20 waive detects is re-
served Detailed schedules OF the sta
uonery, fuel. ice, and material required,
accompanied by blank proposals, and giving
the regulations With which bidders nusa
comply, may be obtained by addressing.
thisoffice. F. W PALMER, PUblic Printer.
aplO,17 p, ,maY1
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sMITHSO MAN INSTITUTION, washing,
ton, April 10, 1o9I-Sealed proposals
1897, to furnish 10 the Smithsonian In
stitnti0n, L. :. National Museum. Bureau
OF International Exchanges, National Zoo
logical Park aud Bureau of E5hnGlogY
during the fiscal year ending June 80,
1893, supplies, etc, OF the following Iassess
theftlcalS, wooden boxes, and Unit draw
erS, food FOR animals, fuel and ice Iaints,
oils, etc, hardware, lumber, stationery,
textiles, miscellaneous supplies, washing,
sale of w3Stc material Awards viii bo
made only 10 established manufacturers
of or dealers in the articles I ht. right ia
reserved to waive defects and To- Teiece
any or all bids or parts of bids. Blank
forms with specifications for pIOpOSals
and further Information desired Hy in
tending bidders will be furnished ON ap-
plication at the office OF the Acting s.
sistant Secretary. s. z. LANGLE Y, Sec.
retary. ap2o,nIy13
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No, b. b. CHASE * CO, have not moved
from All 11th st, opp. Star office,
where we have been making, covering and
repairing umbrellas and paIasOls for the
past eighteen years W e have only put in a
beautiful plate glass front and enla rged our
store. we make our own umbrellas and sell
q single umbrella at wholesale price.
aD3U-7t
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the post in the last race at Newport yes
terday. He was on Cochise, and had his
mount close to the rail. In a false break
away Banquo ii let go his heels, and Reiff
received the full force of the kick on his
right leg and was knocked from his horse
His injury will keep him from taking
mounts for some time
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FOR RENT viii hire out good sand or
dit cart at : 1 per week: also good ex-
press wagon TO hire a the same tate 10 re-
spOnsible parties. BLACKSMITH SHOP,
Is 6l2 st Sw. nV1-It.em
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r. Il E.
At RaltinnrP

Baltimore. :. II 001 2 100X-5 1
New York. :. % 0 l 0 90 % 8 .
Batteries-Hoff and Clark; Sullivan and
Warner. Umpire-Lynch.
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FOR HIRE-At prices to suit the times,
horses, carriages, and wagons, all styles.
also board horses by the day, week or
month. LIV ERY WAC ON
AND HA ESS CO, S27 d st. NV.
aD2-tf
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At ST. Louis
R. Fl. f.

St Louis. =. 0 90 8 0000- 8 /
Cleveland =. q o 2 2 zig IL o
Batteri es- Hutchinson, Kissinger and
Murphy: Wilson and O'Conner. Umpire
Mcdonald
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INTERSTATE OMMERCE Com MS SION,
Washington, d. c., April 10, 1S91-Sealed
prOppSais VIII De received at this office un-
I'll o clock p. m, Thursday, May =, 1897
at which Time and place they VIII be
opened in the presence Of attending bid
uerS, for furnishing the following classes Of
supplies during the fiscal year ending June
80, 1898. Stationery. ice, and SUCH fGiScel-
IdneOus articles as may be CrGS.ed EidS
are also invited fCT Jne purchase I wa St6
paper from the commission AMI for wash
Ing towels. Bids Will be considered n each
item sepd ra teiy- The night il reStTveu 10
reject ny an1 all bids, To waive technical
defects. and 10 accept any part Cf any bid
and reject the other part Blanks FER pro-
pOsdls, with Specifications or the require
ments 70 bc met in respect q each Article,
and also the estimated quantities pre- b.
ably to he required Of each, viii be fur
nished on application TO the secretary. Re
spOBSiDIe security will be require J fer the
faithful performance Of the Contracts BY
the commission. EDW A MOSELEY,
Secretary. ap10,I2, ,17,19, 2S,2 ,2s,my1,3 F.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MIR. A. TREGINA

MIR. A. TREGINA
Teaches HARMONY,
FORM,
INSTRUMENTATION
instruction given at residence of pupil.
Convenient hours. Terms, 81 per lesson
Address A TREGINA, 619 Sth at. Sc.
Inh24-2m
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FOI EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE Cheap, gilt mantel mirror; or
will exchange for good piano. Nj. Nj,
this office. ap30-3t ,cm
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DEPART MENT OF STATE, WASHING
ton Sealed proposals will be received at
the Department Of StaJe until 2 p. IN. OF the
9Th day of May, S97, % furnish said De-
partment with stationery and misccllan-
eOus articles, including forage, flags, and
Ice, for the year ending June 80. ISSS. in
accordance yrEh d schedule 81 attiCles
which VIII be supplied 20 persons aId ii rms
proposing 10 bid The night t. Tc ptt any
and all bids, or to accept any portion OF
any bid, or 4 mead the quantity 4 ,el IF any
article IA the schedule is reserved Eacn
bidder VIII be required to furnish with mis-
hid bond. with two Sureties, in the sum
Of $1,000 aS a guarantee of a faithful per-
fOrmance OF the contract which may he
awarded hIin- All samples submitted SnoUld
be LEFT at the stationery Room II the
Department. JOHN SHER MAN. Secretary
OF state. ap1O,12. ,19, ,2S, ,29,my1;3 =
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PERSONS having rooms that they desire
to let. fur or unfur.. it VIII pay them
TO know us, RAPID TRANSIT Elk. CO,
2O2 East Capitol st. ap3O-3t
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FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-OfnCe room, first floor front
32o IL NV, opp. ChanceTy building.
ap3U-3t-em
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PROPOSALS u. s. DEPARTMENT OF
Agriculture, Office of the Secretary.
Washington, d c.. April Z, 1897 Sealed
proposals in duplicate. subject to the usual
conditions, VIII be received at tie office
ofthe Disbursi1g Clerk until z. n, Thurs
day, May 8, 1897, for furnishing the IT..
s. Department of Agriculture and il s sew.
eral branches, during the fiscal year end
ing June So 1898, the following supplies:
Stationery. Duplicating supplies. printers
material, and seed rockets: laboratory sup
plies: lumber and packing boxes. fuel,
painters material plumbers material ice;
forage: car seals card tags, and hog rihgs;-
brooms, brushes, etc: floweTpotS, cleaning
carpets and washing towels. telcE. dph and
hardware supplies: flags; Instrument sup
plies: maps. map frames. aud fCs the puT%
chase OF waste PAPER. Full Information,
with schedules and blanks. can re OBJ
tanned uTOn application to the Account
Division Of the Department or { ne Weather
Bureau. Persons applying should name
the schedule and specify the class Cf arti<
cles upon which they desire to 81! nit bids.l
Bids must lie sealed and addressed to the
Secretary of Agriculture, in accordance
with instruct ons given on sChedules4yj
JAMES WILSON. Secretary.
ap1O, ,12,17, 9.28, 2SmaI;3
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Will exchange gilt mirror (cOst $3.50 for
"a good piano. Address NJ. ~, this office
ap29-3C
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ROOMS RENTED, baggage moved: help
furnished: Bureau of Information, 2O2
East Capitol st: office hours, a. m. TO
y. III. ap3O-3t
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PRINTING! 900 Business Cards, So
cents. W. Is. DAWSON, 6O7 9th st. NV.
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PRINTING / 900 Business Cards, 81 cents.
w. b DAWSON, S07 9th st NV. ap30-imo
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, WASHING-.
ton, u. c, April 10, 1887. Sealed pro-
posdls viii be received at the office or the
Chief Clerk, Department Of Justice, until
Z O'Clock 2. IN, Thursday, May 8, ] ~97 for
supplying tie Department Of Justice with
the following articles and services for the
fiscal yea ending June 80, 1893 sta
tIOuery, fuel, ice. miscellaneous supplies,
and washing tOweIs. Blank forms and
ether Information viii be furnished by the
Chief Clerk on application The depart
ment reserves the right to waive defects
and to reject any or all bids or pat Is OF
bids. apfO. l2,l71 .2S, 90 .Iny1, 3
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At Louisville K. II. f.
Louisville. :. .O21.oO O0O0O-3 IL ?
Chicago. =. 100000 O2O-2 7 o
Batteries-Frazer and Wilson; Callahan
and Anson. Umpire
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No CHARGE for consultation q d.
GORDON, attorney, 81 8 +, Room 2.
ap26-6
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APOLLO INCANDESCENT LAMP - so
candle-power from 2 IA feet OF gas; bill
reduced % per cent; send for trial lamp:
81. 0 for days; agents wanted, big COM
mission. Call SO2 X st. NV. ap2S-7t EN-
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FOR RENT-STOREROOM.

FOX RENT-Corner store and fixtures;
small rent. good stand for a branch
store. Apply 1854 Md. ave. ne. APPS Stem
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THE IMPORTED English hackney stallion,
COaStguard will stand Tuesdays and
Fridays at keleher's stables, 425 sth ST.;
two first prizes. ap23-1 At em
The evening times., 1897-05-01

J. u. MERRITT'S New Gallery, 90T Pa.
ave, for fine MeZZo Tints- myl-It