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SPECIAL NOTICES.


OFFICE of the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company-A dividend OF 81
per share will be payable on the eth
DAY OF APRIL. 1885, to the stockholders
of record at the close of business on the
18TH DAY OF APRIL. 1898. at the office
of the Treasurer of the company. 6l9
Fourteenth Street northwest. Washing
ton, ID. c.
The transfer books will be closed from
the 18TH OF APRIL to the eth OF
APRIL, inclusive.
SAMUEL M. BRYAN, President.
CHARLES G. BEEBE, Treasurer.
Washington, ID. c., April u. 1898.
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-A meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Washington Safe
Deposit Company will be held May 10.
1895, to elect directors for the ensuing
year.
SAM CROSS.
ap20-24tem Secretary.
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SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS AND Hot 81
HOLD GOODS FOR STORAGE Gil tRGES-
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY. MAY
% ISaS. At ~ O'CLOCK A. NJ, there will he
sold at public auction at No. $50 la. ave NV,
to enforce lien for storage charges. etc. due and
unpaid all goods furniture. household aud per
sonal effects placed with US on storage in the
names of W. H. Dempsey, Mrs. Classic. l.. J.
Wagner and H. b. Willis. THE JULIUS LANS-
BURGH FURNITURE AND CARPET co.
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FOR SALE-Bsautiful suburban home; Herudon.
Va: 200 yards irom railway station: trains
each way daily: finest place for private residence
or boarding house anywhere near Washington;
shady groves: clear. pure, cold water; 800 fruit
trees: apples. peaches, pears, grapes. etc; q
acres Of land; srOOm house; outbuildings;
mich cows family horse, poultry. incubator,
dayton wagon farming utensils. etc; terms easy.
Address JOHN { DTFFIE. Herndon. Va, or Room
81. lie Droit Building. Washington, ID. G.
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nUVUEC Are products OF one Of the heat.
WIvEN equipped bicycle plants in the
80 world.
JONES FELLOWS. 6l3 9th It
mh2I-u
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Crimes Yesterday.

CHIC AGO. :: CINCINNATI. 4.
CLEVELAND il: LOUISVILLE, T.
wAsHINGToN-NEW YORK, RAIN.
BROOELYN-BALT RAIN.
BOSTON PHILADELPHIA RAIN.
ST LoUIS-PITTSBURG, RAIN.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Every boy in Washington to see the
newest thing out. Rubber Top Bicycle Hos.
They selling fast. One-half Of the boys in
town wearing them already. save exp nse
and annoyance of carriers. Biggest thing out.
Price Zoe pair. &. AUERBACH, a ST.
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WANTED--one good secondhand pool 'alie:
must be cheap for cash. g. o., q b "nir'-
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wASTED-yery respectable party With arst-slsss
house during Summer. Write ~ oNsIBiE.
this Office. 49, Stem
FOR SALE-Cornsr grOccry an1 .hsctionery
store; price slc0; 10th aud b..
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wANTED-Dental chair. engine. e /. DENTIST.
this office. sgts % I'm
WANTED Good second hand furniture and car
pets for cash; entire houses Address G; K,
1919 liz 9Th ST NV. apls-lm
wANTED-Every person suffering nom lung trou-
bic 10 take weeks trial. free. of the great
sumption cure. ''KoBO." at 5lJ ST. sw
aD6-tfem
WHY should you let moth get the best o. your
value for them at SHAPPIRIOS. 905 ID ST. NV,
corner 9th and ID SITS apl-lm
wANTED-Ladies--go to MADAME HYATT for
cheap Easter gowns; 6t guaranteed; short
notice. sos New York ave. mh2O-Imo
wANTED-To buy or sell, machinery of all de-
scr1ptlons, such as steam engines. boilers. iron
erders, elevators electric motcrs platform scales,
leather Delting. ropes. pulley, gas fixtures. old
harness. steam. water end gar pipes; also old
iron, brass. copper, lead zinc, books and paper
stock for which pay highest market prices. II.
BERNHEIMER. $50 G ct. NV. phS-tfem
LOST
LOST--A pair of spectacles in black case, between
T and I SITS on 18th, on 9th st. car;
ward il returned TO CHIEF CLERK, Pension
Office. ap26-3t-em
LoST-S Sunday April o. in apron roll, tied
with white tape black China silk blouse, be
tween 18th and q SITS, and 14th and sts
or from latter TO y and 18th SITS. nv. Reward
if left at 1913 ST. NV, first room, second floor.
1t
LUST-Saturday, in House or Senate ladies
gallery. a geutleman's umbrella marked VI.
NOLAN, Reward if returned TO lis 81. nv.
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LOST-Pocketb0ok, with owners name on in
side cover. and containing a small amount Of
money. Reward il returned to 1916 10th St II
STRAYED-From 704 18th ST. Sc. a small black
and tan dog; tag No 142G; reward il returned.
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FOR SALE-CoaI ward: terms easy. price Se00;
carts. I wagon. horses scales. sheds. sta
BILE. Office. etc. FULTON r. GORDON. Atlantic
Bldg. ap3j-3t-tm
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FOR SALE-Sl75 will buy entire furniture Of
s-TOOm house oak furniture; bcding. carpets
and dishes complete COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.
80 81 NV. aD24-5t
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FOR SALE-LunChrCom. with or without p
rooms $3.50, corner. business center, gold
mnis during war. ~ LION r. GORDON. At
lantic Bldg ap2j-3t en-
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HISiNESs CHANCES

FOR SALE-Rsstauraut doing good business. low
rent: good location. only those meaning
business need address GOOD CHANCE, this office
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FOR SALE-RoominZ and boarding house. rcar-
ing $50 per month; centrally located. price
$3.50 DUNLAP. g6 4 ap2j3t-ern
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FOR SALE-The finest grocery ani provision store
in the city; going o. retire. Address BAL
TBfORE. this Office ap26-2t
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Games Today.

NEW YORK AT WASHINGTON.
BROOKLYN AT BALTIMORE.
CHICAGO AT CINCINNATI
GLEN ELAND AT LOUISVILLE.
BOSTON AT PHILADELPHIA.
PTTTSBURG AT ST. LOUIS.
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FOR SALE-Just patented, the exclusive right OF
the District fpr three Years; the universal
adjustable table FOR hospitals and invdliis. NEW
NORk BUSINESS BBOhER>. 1000 st. NV,
Room : ap3G-3r
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FOR SALE-Drlg store ON good corner: NV; no
ar2i-2f- en-
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EyCHANGE-Improved city property for
Maryland and Virginia farms. JOHN III.
WALTER, 1921 r st. NV. ap26-6t
TO EXCHANGE large coffee mill for plat
form scales Address SCALES, this office.
ap26-3t
WANTED-To exchange valuable oil Paintings or
make oil portraits for piano or furniture.
Write ARTIST, this Office. sp233t-em
FOR EXCHANGE Improved city property for
good suburban home; also building material.
Address REGINALD this Office ap243t
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TRUSTEES sALR OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE. BEING TIE
LARGE MANSION HOUSE. No. I4l7 MAS
sACHU SETS AVENUE NORTHWEST. AND
LARGE TRACT OF GROUND APPUHTE-
NANT THERETO
On WEDNESDAY. APRIL TWENTY SEVENTH.
4. D.. lsgs, Al FINE O'CLOCK p. ", by virtue
Of a certain desi Of trust 10 us. dated MAY II,
1892 and duly recorded among the land records
Of the District q Columbia. in Libcr No. 1879.
at folio Sos. 81 seq, and az the request IN
writing of the representatives Of the party sc
cured thereby. we the undersigned trustees, will
SELL at public auction. in front Of the premises.
the following described land and premises situate
in the City Of Washington. District % Columbia.
and designated IS and being all o. lots numbered
81 and 92- and part Of lot nu-u' red
o. in Bryan and others subdivision of lots
in square numbered 2l2, as per plat recorded n
Lihcr r. l. II. folio $50, Of the records Of the
office Of the surveyor Of said District: beginning
for said part Of loi 60 at the northwest corner Of
said lot 90. ard running thence east 81 feet;
thence south SG.42 feet; thence west CT feet: and
thence north so - feet 10 the place OF beginning.
together with the Improvements, consisting Of
very large and CommCdOus brick mansion and
large brick stable IN the rear thereof
Terms Of Sale re-third OF the purchase money
10 be paid in cash and the balance in two equal
instaiIments payable in one and two years with
interest az I'VE per ceutum per annun, payable
semi-annually, from day Of sale. secured by
deed Of trust upon the property sold; or all cash.
al the option Of the purchaser. deposit Of
$500 will tie required Of the purchaser at the
time Of sale. All Conveyancing. recording and
notaTial fees at the cost of the purchaser. Terms
Of sale 10 be complied with within ten days from
day Of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the
right TO resell the property at the risk and cost
Of the defaUlting purchaser, after five days adj
veTtisemeut Of such resale.
MAHLON ASHFORD,
No 40 Louisiana avenue NV.
JESSE '. y. HUNCk,
Nc. I5Gj Pennsylvania avenue NV.
spI4 d&6s-Cxsun-Cm Trustees
The above sale Is postponed, at the request Of
the parties, Ia FRIDAY. MAY 6, \. d. 1875,
at the same hour and place
MAELON ASHFORD.
JESSE '. y. HJNCk.
dSTS Trustees
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sI.G0 WILL buy the BEST paving grocery store
in Washington. sales S15g0 a month. COM
MERCIAL EXCHANGE. SO ? st. NV sp243t
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FOR SALE-Cheap. store and fixtures Of small
confectionery next 10 school 1879 4.
So. ag3G-3t
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SO. $50. 500 CAN be invested where II VIII
yield as large a profit is consistent with
safety. send for our free booklet. 'liow Money
Grows" RIGGS q co. Boursc, Philadelphia.
Pa. ap2.-st-tu tn, lat
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c. G. SLOAN q CO. Auctioneers, liO7 81.

c. C. SLOAN Il Co. Auctioneers. IiO7 81.
TRUSTEES SALE or LOT Is. BLOCK 2 Trim
IDAD. ID. e..
BY virtue of deed Of trust recorded In Liber
No. 1881. folio $50. Il seq, OF the Land Records
Of the District a Columbia to the undersigned
trustees. viii sell at public auction on NOV
DAY, the % DAY OF MAY. 1s9s, at $50
O'CLOCK +. ~. al the auction room q G 9
Sloan Go, Nc. 1907 G St. Nv, lot No. Is.
in block No. 2. Of the subdivision % part Of tract
Of land known az Trinidad. as the same j. %
record in the ofhCe q the Surveyor Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, IN County Book No. 0, page
1Z0.
Terms Cf >aie-The entire purchase money 10 be
paid cash, taNes 20 April 1. Iss's. apportioned.
pay able Out C the purchase money. deposit Of
500 viii be required Of the purchaser al the
time Of sale.
THEODORE l. HOLBROOk,
J. LEDI ARD HODGE.
Trustees.
apo d&ds-om No. 1920 " Y Ave.-Nw-
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Proposed Correspondent to ''The
to accompany the army"

No foreign newspaper correspondent
was permitted to accompany the French
armies i'm the Franco-Prussan war of
1870. Permission was given 90 a certain
number of gentlemen connected with the
journals of Paris to proceed to the various
quarters occupied by the French armies.
but they were not allowed to give any
information, and had to confine their let
tiers strictly in clarifying the achieve
ments of the troops. The result was that
for part of the war the French nation
was kept in ignorance of the disasters
which befell its armies. The Germans,
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FOR SALE Cheap. one fully equipped Aladdin
oven Call Room 10. "a i0th 81 nv.
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To- Buy OF sell a business quick call on The
NEW YORK BJ SlNESS BRUkERS. 1905 r
St Room : ap3G-3t
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FOR SALE-The furniture q large boarding
houss. hlled with boarders. will sell cheap,
NEW YORK 81 SINESS BROKERS, 1006 NV,
Room s. au16-3t
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store. Nv. section. established nine wears:
compelled % ssn on account Of leaving city.
\ TRIPPLETT. AZ 10Th ST. sw. sp25-St
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FOR SALE-SaIoou doirg a big business: must
be sold, bargain NV YORK 81 SiNESS
BROKERS, 1905 st., Room 4p26-3t
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FOR SALE-Cp to date grocery. doing cash bush
ne~s. with hztureS. horse and wagon, worth
s7c9. viii sell for S41J. r. : CREW. Tskoma
Park. d. G. ap25-3t
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$50 WILL buy fine grocery store; good bust
ness corner; rent low. COMMERCIAL EX-
CHANGE, SO r It. nv. ap2f3t
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ROAD HOUSE-Prominently located on popular
drive; price. $50, low rent; snIp. DIN
LAP. 905 F 81. sp2l-3t
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Washington; good location; cheap for cash
Bon 2il, this Office. Item .
FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-WiI exchange or
sell a 81. O0O. Q large rooms. corner residence.
on New Hampshire ave. near Dupont Circle, with
all modern Improvements, burglar alarms. com
binati0n electric and gas lighting. tiled baths and
yeStibules 1000 square feat % iucl5sed pIrsing.
for a stock q merchandise. or part merchandise
and balance On time. Addr,Ss Ehl3l this Office.
rr2g-Pf
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AUCTION SALES.
rHos. j. OWEN, Aretioneer. 9ls St. wv.

TRUSTEES SALE or TwO-sTORY CORNER
BRICK HOTSE, no. 1000 NINTH STREET
NORTHEAST
Nv virtue q a certain deed OF trust recorded
in Liber 2OI7. folio 32s, 90 seq. Of the land
records 81 the District q Columbia. shall sell
in front of the premises on SATURDAY. APRIL
80. les. az FIVE O'CLOCK 7. NJ. sublot 30. in
square 900. a. recorded on the books OF the Sur
veyoT's Ofce District % Columbia. together
with the improvements consisting Of q two
story brick dive ing No 1000 ninth Street North
east, said sale t,nE subject 10 prior deed Of
trust for $40. with interest az six per cent pc
years 10 run
Terms-Aii cash. A deposit Of 500 required az
time Of sale. hi payment to be made within ten
days from day a sals property viii be resoid
at risk q defaUltiEg purchaser.
BATS WARREN,
Trustee.
EDWIN & GARRISON
Trustee.
aU10-dkfS eyn
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GROCERY STORE Excellent corner stand
dwelling attached low rent; price only $3.50
DI MAP. 800 = 81. ap243t
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FOR SALE-The freight steamer O,coquan. 100
feet overall deck. l. feet 6 inches beam.
depth of hold 4 Il feet machinery and hull
in thorough repair; cheap for cash for further
particulars inquire OF J. r. SUTTON Harbor-
master d. C. 9Th ST wharf ap24St
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CIGAR Stores arranged the expense only 5Oc
day; price Sl35 splendid opportunity. DIN
LAP 9O6 ST. ap2+3t
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FOR RENT-A rare chance for physician 20 rent
the Office and residence OF old established
physician in tie southeastern section Of the city;
rent SOS per month; a. m. j. Call at 226 5th It.
Sc ap23-6t-em
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Thomas DOvlirg a Co.. 6l2 E st. NV.

apo ikds-cm No. 142o \. Y. Ave. wv.
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LOST-SsturdAy, in House senate ladies
gallery. a gentleman's umbrella marked W.
NOLAN, Reward if returned TO lis st. nv.
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REMEMBER the Maine. 90 8. NV.
ag2G-7t
ALL KINDS OF DRESS GOODS. silks satius.
curtains poFtieTes. clothing. etc. sold on
weekly payments; drop postal 20 JOSEPH
CAIN, 30 - 81 NV. and 1 win call ap25-3t
NOW is the time. II the tax goes up on cigars
you will not buy Washington Havana shorts
al SOC a box NATIONAL CIGAR FACTORY.
l0fI Pa ave. ap243t
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LOST.

LOST-Sunday. April q, in apron roll tied
with white tape black China silk blouse, be
tween 18th and q SITS, and 14th and sts. NV.
or from latter TO y and 1lth SITS. nv. Reward
il left at 1913 + St NV, FIST room, second floor.
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ONE DOLLAR per week viii buy choice lot on
Great Falls Electric Railway within District;
money doubled within years; no taxes; save
the dollar and secure one al once; call for plat.
CLARK BROS Room s. go 81. NV
arl1- m ON
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The above sale Is postponed. at the request Of
the parties. 10 FRIDAY. MAY 6, \. ID. 1895.
at the same hour and place.
MAHLON ASHFORD.
JESSE '. y. HUNCk.
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No 40 Louisiana avenue NV.
JESSE '. n HUlCk,
Nc. 1905 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
spI4 d&6sexsun-Cm Trustees
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YOU'LL need painting done in order to put
your horne in spring attire. Let us do the
work. Wen make cur prices an obiect-and we
promise that PAINTING will be all right.
Rooms papercd new papCr-Only = up. +. q.
NOITE SO 9Th 81. No branch. aD23-ff
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ADJUSTMENTS AT THE ARGYLE.

Rabylon Long Island. July 80 (SpeciaD.-The
management is thought TO be deserving OF great
credit for It's berality In providing so excellent
cuisine IL is never dull at the Argyle: several
entertainments were given In the Casino during tho
week A cake walk and minstrel show took place
on Wednesday which were highly enjoyed The
King family were out in their yacht, the Cleveland.
and captured two sharks. The guests are having
great luck fishing. party having landed twenty.
four buehsh IN thirty minutes.
side-sptting ball game was played be-
tween the Watermelons and the Blackberries;
score. % TO Q.
Considerable fun created the other evening
when Charles Eidlitz of New-York guest. as
sumed the direction OF the orchestra. playing nrst
violin.
prizes in silver and gold have been given py tns
manager. ,,, I.oo u,o ha.
entertainment on Thursday evening at the ArByis
Casino and delighted the audience ,,,...
Anrone recent arrivals are George Tnompsons
Duncan Warning, r. l.. Hunt, Miss Harrgan' y II
curtis Charles X. Peters, Mr.; and Mrs. :; ~;
Fire Miss Gertrude Fife, Alfred L. Doyle Soiones
Iohn y Doyle IT.. Mr. and Mrs. C. r. Mnoey, w.
II Xvldev the Misses Fairbanks HARRY LaMsvi.s
Maurice Newell. Reginald r. Wells; ROBERT E W
,"orih { r Groot j. r. Starr, g h husseu, vs.
7 Quincy John l.. Hawley. NJ X. Grey ana o'ne's'
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THE TRANSPORT RIO GRAyDE HERE.

The United States transport Rio Grande. which
left Santiago on July %. calling at Hampton Roads
on her way North arrived here yesterday after
noon She did not bring any wounded or SICK SOL
diers and when she arrived at Quarantine she re-
ported all the well. She was at once al
lowed to pass into the harbor. and then proceed
ed to the Mallory Line Pier. East River. where she
will be ovorhauled and prepared for duty again as
soon possible.
The Rio Grande took the 80 and 9Th Cavalry from
Tampa to Siboney. and then remained on the
coast for nearly thirty days when she was ordered
10 Hampton Roads Captain Staples reports wit
Messing the Landing o. the United States troops
at Baiquir under the protection OF Admiral Sa mp
sons fleet. Captain staples also saw the de-
struction OF Cerveras fleet off Santiago. but little
could be seen. however. Of the actual conflict owing
TO the water being enveloped In smoke from the
batteries Of The feet.
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HELP EOR TIE MACRAES.

The troubles Of Mrs. Duncan MacRae and her
daughter Virginia OF No. 1874 Chisholm-st.. in
The Bronx became known through the newspapers
all over the country. and many friends sent word
Friday and yesterday morning of their willingness
10 help the family which is that OF a former
Consul-General Of the United States at Paris The
result is that the MacRae family troubles are
,roha bl, over The City Marshars claim paid
Yesterday morning, as that of the Fidelity
TIE association had lent the family s65 on
chaftel mortgage. which had been covered by
note which the family could not pay City Mar
shaI Nyer Elsas placed assistant in charge or
The furniture on which the mortgage had been
given and which Mrs MacRae said was worth
Il Co0 The assistants Gees So day and
his debt was accommodating when friends went to
The famlly's aid
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NEV-ENGLAND MILLS CLOSING.
LOW PRICES IN THE CLOTH MARKET ASSIGNED
AS THE CAUSE.


AS THE CAUSE. -r
Bristol, r l.. July 30.-With tho exception OF the
weaving and spinning departments which VIII De
run another week to Ill orders on hand, the Man,
quit Cotton Mills operated by the Richmond Manu-
featuring Company, closed to-day for an indefinite
period. The cause assigned is the low prices which
prevail IN the cloth market the managers saying
that they are not equal TO the cost OF production.
and only an advance in the price will permit tho
company to resume operations. About one hundred
hands are employed. II is announced that OF those
who live in houses owned by the company no rent
will be asked while the mills are closed
Salem. Mass, July 9O.-The Naumkeag Cotton
Mills here closed at to-day for two weeks to
make the regular annual repairs on machinery ana
TO give the employees a vacation
Fall River. Mass. July 30.-The cotton manufact-
urers say that there no new developments IN
the curtailment movement here. Feelers put out
in Rhode Island and in manufacturing centres OF
this State. 1t is said. have developed satisfactory
replies 10 the end that the curtament may become
general. The middle of next week; IL Is tnought-
will show the success or failure OF the movement
Lebanon. ~ H.. July 3o.-The Mascoma Flannel
Mills shut down to-day for several weeks While
the mills are idle general repairs will be made
The company employs TWO hundred hands the
Everett knitting Mill and II. w. Carter sons
cotton factory also closed to-day for TWO weeks
These companies employ about 225 hands.
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LEOyA RELEASED FROM QUARANTINE.

The transport which arrived here Friday with
fifty sick and wounded soldiers on board was al
lowed to leave Quarantine yesterday and proceed
TO her pier.
The men who were transferred to Swnourne ana
Hoffman islands were visited yesterday by DR.
Doty who reported that they all doing well
and that only four actually i'll Most OF those
transferred were lounging about the Islands. hav-
ing enjoyed d good nights rest. Private william
Halo Company F, 10Th Infantry. who is said TO
have been sunstruck is critically III. Health officer
Doty expects to remove about eight of the con-
vaIescents to the S. K. Smith Inhrmary, at New
Brighton Staten Island. All the other GONZALES
cents are ready to be moved as DR.. stern
berg Is ready receive them.