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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-09-25
ON CHANGE
Conditions as Shown by Transactions
on Wall Street

NEW YORK, Sept. A.-Speculation was
inclined to. wait on the bank statement to-
day, and there was much doubt concerning
movement In the stock market upon it's APP
pearance indicated that the return is not rev
garded as altogether favorable in spite
Of the other features and reserve of 81
0124I5. The increase in cash was left at
1920 900. The remainder of the increase In
surplus was due to a reduction Of reserve
deposits. refieS ct n from the contraction
some people that last weeks heavy de-
crease Of over $12 900 900 In loans was due
in some way to the mysterious system Of
averages used by the banks. But in that
event there should have been some book
keeping compensation In today's statement.
It Is certain that there has been no drastic
contra elton of open market loans, either
last week or this, as indicated in the face
of the statement. The more probable ex-
PLANTATION is that advanced In, this review
last week, namely. that the liquidated loans
are largely those made to outside banks
to finance subscriptions to the government
loan.
The delivery Of bonds BY the government
has been delayed, but is now Progressing
more rapidly and the loans are liquidated
with the delivery Of the bonds. The bank
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BUTTER-Extra local a2-ounce squares,

BUTTER-Extra local S2.ounce squares,
b5c; fancy creamery. northern. 32-ounce
squares, 521zqI55c; eastern tub 22d2Sc.
GEEsEMst Ran s1Sss sa s Yoaf asss
fsc: California half cream. per f.. ioc:
su Or xaeho PER is g. Youns
American, per T., i4e; do. S;lb. hand, per
H., 15e; d9mestic Swiss, per b.. a9e e.ea- ~,
a1So; breilers, i.7592.5S; fryers, 275Ss:is;
i0gl5f Kssis aRRssGsb, 1ss SS1o Early
VE;GETFABLEs SSeets. per 100 lbs, SOC:
cabbage, pei. 100 lbs. S5Q9oc; carrots, per 100
lean. per h.. Soc; green. per h., &c; gar
lie, 5G6c; onions, SOc@l.O0; do. green, per
doz., 2Oc; green peas, 5a6c turnips, Csc;
ssScge 1885,
2O9; 4-crown 1: t: clusters, $50; a-crown
LII, per box, Las; 2-crown, loose. in sacks KS,
' bRE sSssHTn M RsL ARTHssna Per D: Beet,
&c; hind quarters, No. 2, SIC; ribs of beef,
pork lolns, shc; legs Of pork SIC; pork
LivEsToCk~Per ID: Beeves, sl4Ac:
hogs, 4hc; lambs, per head, 15O92.2o: sheep,
BEANS AND DRIED PEAS-PinE. s0o@
30; Lima, 225@3:50; Lady Washington, 2. Is
peas: 275S$:oo; .blaek.syed beans: 40; ys KS;
500; lsntl!s, California, S:S9@.So. =,
LARD-Rex pure leaf. tierces. TIC; spe-
cial kettle rendered lard. 7Ac. o,e,.
cure, lie: fancy breakfast bacon, 11Ac; dried
clear bellies. 1879 av., sA9she; dry salt
cfThGs FRu1 II zssiS 225@24o
per box; o fancy seedlings, l5oa1 o 7Si LEMONS n
'q pRiES FRUk 5ssn s%Sns sSa Dried
sacks. per h.. bAQ6c;. evaporated fancy.
sac apricots. new. lie; choice, 6gsc;
,ssSsps1sssd sgs5s; Plsas P5tsd sh2iss.
i9ec: dates. 1dGsc: silver prunes. choice,
WS Ssr H. os sc gHf MA Saek
ioe; i I@posted Smyrna. is%3isd' '' 49, '''"
DaS .6s s aSs . Askess e 9s
sSl2c; filberis. iil@ OIL Brasiis. 1Mgise;
pinons. s1z@sc; peanuts. eastern. raw. $40
s. Ees. ssss's s sS'e; California raw 4Sss
Hxx%hsss pr sgs T. sss;s barley
l1; iS laS jSSS::; ia Ss ,n. M
corn. small yellow ie; lis: large yellow. Lis:
0i Mfgts siTPS9| ia LOCAL mills. go
per bbl. Stockton brands. 4.ss; Oregon, 40;
eastern, S.0096.6S; shorts, ton, local. 220o;
rolled barley. per 100 lbs, 1.9O; cracked corn,
per 100 lbs, Lis; feed meal, per 100 lbs. 1.20:
bran. per ton. 1000: graham. per 100 lbs.
2.10.
HIDEs-Dry Gas they run). 141zc; do. kip,
l2c; DO. calf. 15c; bulls. &c: salt steers.
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squash. S5c; string beans. 293c; tomatoes.
Hay-wheat, 14Ooa1s.oo; wheat and oat,
13.5Od 1900; alfalfa, 12.0Oa1350; barley, 1900
Potatoes-Early Rose. 4O@5oc: River Bur-
banks, 46G65c; Salinas Burbanks. 10oal.2o.
Lima, 3.3OM3.40; small white, 2.OGa2.121ac
large white, 1.70q1.SO.
Fresh Fruit-Pears Bartlett 1.0061 80 per
box; peaches, box, 30465c strawberries
6ooa7oo per chest; nutmegs, 15a3oc canta-
loupes, 30ll65c per crate; apples, 4OcMi.00.
Citrus Fruits-Valencia oranges, LOCAL 80;
Mexican lines, repack. 6.00@630; common
California lemons, 2.0o43O0; choice, 2.O0a
400.
Eggs-store, 1S@22c per dozen; fancy
ranch. 31M24c.
Butter-Fancy creamery, 26a27c per h.
do seconds, 24026c; fancy dairy, nominal;
seconds, 19423c.
Poutry-'Turkey gobblers, 15@16c per ID.
old REGISTERS, 4.2o@4.5o dozen: young roost-
broiers, S.50a4Oo; flyers, 4.0Oa4.50; hens,
4.OlM55. so; old ducks, 35014.5o; geese, lisa
l.50 pair; old pigeons, 1.50; young pigeons,
1shllr2 90
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-09-25
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
Call Board Dealings and Prices Of
D~aAevoa

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. A.-Wheat--
Steady: December. 1.22
Bariey-Firm; December. 1-25A.
Corn-Large yellow 105G1.10.
Bran-14.60@15.60
Fiour-Family extras. 4.15@425; bakers
extras, l.00@4.16.
Wheat-shipping. .1.171a for No. /, and
1.1S% for choice; milling. 1.?o61.25
Barley-Feed. 1.2O@122h; brewing NOM
oats-Poor to fair, 1121k@1.15; good to
choice, 1.17h@1.25; fancy feed, 1.27h; gray,
115l1.20; milling. 1.20Q1.25; surprise, 1900
Millstufts--Niddlings. lsso@aooo per ton;
bran, 14.N@15.@.
Vegetables-Onions 65@65c: per GENITAL;
green peas. &0o0a.6o per sack; summer
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CLEARING HOUSE RULES,
COUNTRY CHECKS TAKEN AT PAR
UNDER STATED CONDITIONS
COPPER MINES OF MONTANA
Big Steel Corporation-Rise in Cord
age-The Orange Market-Amer-
lean Hardware in England
OFFICE OF THE HERALD,


According to note made in this column
yesterday the Los Angeles clearing house
at Its recent meeting adopted resolutions
In regard to the manner of conducting bus
mess with country banks. For the purpose
of making the matter more clearly under
stood copy of the resolutions is subjolned
herewith:
Resolved, That the resolution OF this
clearing house, adopted July &C. 1898, fixing
charges upon Individual checks upon out
of-town. banks ), and all resolutions amend
atory thereof. be, and the same are hereby.
rescinded, this rescission to take effect
on the list proximo
Resolved, That on and after the 1st prox-
limo any check drawn upon a bank keep
ing credit balance with a Los Angeles bank
may be received al par. provided that the
drawee bank shall have previously notified
its Los Angeles correspondent to receive
such checks at par, through this clearing
house, and shall have also advised the
manager of this clearing house of such &C.
ton;
Resolved, That on and after the LIST prox-
limo checks drawn upon banks who shall
not have given such notice be received for
collection only, subject to the uniform
charge of OIL Of one per cent (no charge to
be less than 10 cents) In addition to such
charges as may have been fixed by the
drawee bank, notice of which shall be given
to the manager of the clearing house, and
by him to each of the Los Angeles banks:
Resolved, That the manager of the clear
ing house be instructed to send notice of
this action to all banks keeping credit bal
ances with Los Angeles banks, and request
their immediate instructions as to the
course they desire pursued in regard to
checks upon them.
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FROM AND EXPORTS TO
American Hardware in England

Great Britain will have to make up It's
mind to see good deal more Of the Ameri-
can In our markets than has been the case
hitherto" says the Hardware Record of
London. Trade is at present SO good in
tho States that the available produc-
tive power Is required for home demands,
but several manufacturer friends who have
just returned from the States, where they
have been on business. tell our Sheffield
correspondent that the manufacturers
there are so largely increasing their out
put that they will promptly overtake home
requirements and enter vigorously upon
European markets. You will soon have
us over amongst you.' said one large pro-
Queer to Sheffield manufacturer, And
will show you several of the lines in which
we intend to do business These lines In
cluded bright drawn steel and all the
cheaper grades of steel, brass rods, files
small maleable iron castings, automatic
machinery for all purposes, steam Qndia
rubber) hose-piping, and other goods
These were invariably from 25 per cent to
30 per cent cheaper than the prices quoted
In this country. 1t will not do to say that
the quality is inferior, for at two estab-
lishments in Sheffield where American ar
ticles are being used in increasingly large
quantities, the workmen prefer both the
raw steel and brass suitable for working in
automatic machines, and also the files and
the malleable-iron castings. 1t is quite
clear that American competition Is going
to be far more severe than 1t Is at present"
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-09-25
The Copper Mines of Montana

Montana did not get into the copper bust
ness as early as Michigan, but she has
made wonderful progress in the industry
during the comparatively few years that
Il has been prosecuted. During this IN
terval some big properties have been de-
veloped The Anaconda has been q sue
cessful rival of Mlchigans famous Calu-
met and Hecla mine. A curious story of
the Anaconda is in circulation, according
to the San Francisco Bulletin. 1t Is known
that millions were spent In the develop
ment Of this mine and in the erection of
one of the largest smelling plants Of the
world. The original owners worked along
quietly for years, annually increasing the
product of copper until the yieldfreached
formidable proportions, and putting every
dollar of profit toward the further improve
ment of the mine and plant.
When both had reached u stage well nigh
perfect and the yield Of copper had at
tanned magnificent proportions, certain
English capitalists became interested, Sc
cured a conditional option on the property.
had 1t thoroughly examined once or twice
by experts of worldwide reputation, and
on a final and satisfactory report, bought
q controlling interest in the same. 1t Is
now reported that the percentage Of copper
to diminish in the effort to maintain the
maximum production called for by the
flotation price of $50 per share in the Lon
don market. The price is now down to $50
per share for the 1850 900 shares, and Ex-
pert Hamilton Smith will make another
investigation.
Referring to this deterioration in the
rock the Boston News Bureau says:
1.-THE copper in the Anaconda Is Drop
copper In the Butte and Boston. The Bos-
ton and Montana copper rock yields twice
the percentage of copper that Is now OBJ
tained from the Anaconda rock When the
Anaconda was floated abroad and a mar
ket price of 81 or s35 per share secured
the entire property was selling for $43, OO0,-
300. Today 1t Is selling for $25 900 900. The
production then and now was about 10 ,OO0,-
900 pounds of copper per month. When the
Anaconda was selling for about $40 600
the Boston and Montana, with $50, 900
shares as Its capital was selling for about
500 per share, or SIS ,000,0 900. Then as now,
It was producing about 5000, 900 pounds Of
copper per month, but doing this at a less
cost price per pound than the Anaconda.
We noted at the time that Anaconda was
selling at a very high price or Montana at
readJust themselves and today Boston
and Montana is selling above $685. 900 900
and above Anaconda
It Is rumored that the Anaconda mine
will soon shut down wholly or in part.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-09-25
Orange Markets

A New York report says: Sixteen cars
OF California oranges nuctioned here this
week against fourteen cars last week, Bulk
~ the offerings are Valencia lates, and the
market Is shade lower, owing to the
abundance of other fruits and the fright
li'ily not weather ruling. We look for
iteady market ahead.
oranges from Mediterranean ports to the
uhiteo states for the season of 1898 are
IS follows: Four thousand cases. 62 676
boxes. against 25a5so cases, 6oe,5S boxes
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-09-25
Transfers, $1,000 and, Over

(Oally Statement)
Fleming Franklin to G. d. Rowland
Part lot 8, blk 81, Huber trt........ s5,O
Geo. D. Rowland to Fleming Frank
lin-Beg. at NV. cor. of SWA of
NWM Sec. 10, 2 s. IA. tn. E., ETC.. so
Frank d. Stevens to Elmo G. Daniels
Part Sec. 20, 2 s. 16. ................ Isl
Geo. Branscom, Clark Nottingham to
BENJAMIN Branscom-Und two
thirds int. in part Sec. %, 3 s. H.. 1,&
Emma M. Wood and Francis G. Wood
to Edwin s. Rowley-Part lot SO,
blk N, West l.. A................... 16;
Edwin S. Rowley to Frances Hopes
Jennie v. Mitchell and t. Fl. Mitchell
to Annie Fenley Bousoaren-Lot IS,
blk A, sub. of Martin trt.............. 3O(
W. J. Patterson to H. E. Sfddall-
Agreement to convey lot IS, blk D,
Sherman tract ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. liz
]. X. Wilson, Margaret J.. WILSON, to
Olive P. Lightner-Lot 80, Wilson
trt ....:... 500. :.................... 1,N
Twenty-three transfers under $1,000, OF
which ten were nominal ............. 6,S!
Eighty-one transfers to the city Of
Los Angeles, for improving Darwin
ave, New Main ST., Twentieth St,
Jefferson st., and alley through blk
II, o. s.. amounting to............... S,S!
1ts
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Money in Bank

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Loans. decrease, sii 1o2, 100. ''''-'''
Specie, increase, $l46,S00.
Legal tenders, increase, $437, 100
Deposits, decrease. $1l, 314, 800.
Circulation, increase. 1901. 400.
The banks now hold sS,252, SIS in excess of
the. requirements Of the % per cent rule.
The Financier says:
Whether the actual condition of the New
York banks at the close of the week is
shown In the current statement is a mat
ter Of doubt, but the exhibit is even more
as percentage Of reserves is concerned.
The factors Of Importance which devel-
oped within the past few days Influenced
the totals: The first. gold imports have
been added to the specie account, the losses
to the treasury were very much less than
have been reported of late, and the interior
movement continues. light. BY contracting
reduce their deposits, thereby bringing
down the reserve requirements and appar-
emily adding to the cash on hand. In this
mo- iess than % Ae 81 which ds irssS 500
der and EST fr sns' the en1 ssn
Per cent t., 81 Ire due to the
the exchanges. the surplus reserve now
stands at sS,252,S75, which does not COM
pare as unfavorably with the average re-
msS f Se this ar issdon r o at o hs
banks incident to the settlement of the
bond transactions Is probably at an end.
and the heavy liquidation which decreased
TENDER will give way to more moderate
adjustment. 1t begins to look as though
the New York banks will not be called
Eighty millions Of treasury deposits, vide
ly distributed, are important in this con-
nection, but the recent rise In rates In, New
York developed the fact that interior insti-
tl1tionS ha n NJ m n n q vro
vailing rates. Banks here having heavy
country business show rather falling of
In deposits, but redisoounting is said to be
small. The recent strinEency has devel-
oped an effort to enlarge circulation. and
the increase Of $5O7, 400 for the week, based
on new three per cent bonds, was taken out
principally by two banks. The statement
In detail shows that the heavier exchanges
in totals already made by few Of the,
larger banks. but decreases were the rule
through the list of sixty-dve institutions.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-09-25

California has supplied New York alone
this season with 1881 cars, or 66l. 900 boxes,
sold at auction, in addition to
cars at private sale. And the report might
have added there are still six weeks of
California oranges before the yehr closes.
Commercial Bulletin.
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Complaint Filed

A complaint was filed in the United States
circuit court by Hennesy Brothers against
William Davidson of Fresno, charging HIM
with using the trademark Of the Hennesy
brandy. Plaintiffs ask for an injunction to
restrain defendant from selling other
brandies under their label and for an ac-
counting of profits.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-09-25
Mortgages, $1,000 and Over

Geo. D. Rowland to Gardner How
land and Elizabeth F. Howland-
Part lot s, blk q, Huber trt, I yr,
10 per cent ..................... s:
Samuel G. Austin to Security Saw. Blk
Lot I, Mrs. Ida Hancock sub. of
part or no. La Brea. yrs, 10 per
Thomas Sidney Lewis and Emily A.
Lewis to A. Amelia Smead-Lot 10,
blk Q, w. l.. A., yrs, II per cent. ]
E. ]. Valentine to Mary e. l.. Hub
bard-Lot 10. blk 10. Park trt, yrs.
1O12 per cent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Seven mortgages under $1,000 .......
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$7,SH
Releases, $1,000 and Over
DAILY Statement

G. Rowland to G. d. Rowland. 304-1O3,
303-131, 497-162 :. ......................,S6 $500
German Saw. & L. Soc. to A. Meyer,
1878 -. ....:..,...:............::.. 2.O
e. c. Hodgman to L. L. Brown, 527-
81 49,: .......... ...................... PSI
d. w. Chipron to s. G. Austin, $3.50. l.N
G. Stumpf to ]. B. Coates. 413-206. 80. 4Ot
Union Nut; b.; & l.. Assn to C. A.
Mohtor, 372-1S1 ...... ........... 4.0(
Union Nut B. & L. Assn to X. T.
Egbert, 4S5-127 .................... Lon
Main st. Saw. Blk to o. J. Flagg, 537-
ISL .....:. ..............::..:............ 1915
EleVen releases under $l0OW............ 3,4
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S34 a.
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The Rise in Cordage

From the first Of May. when Admiral
Dewey closed the harbor of Manila, he at
the same time cut off our supply of hemp,
and rope went up to unheard Of prices.
The price Of cordage rose fully 80 per cent.
Manila Is now open and while no change In
tho price Of rope Is announced, there will
I've a change as soon as vessels get across
the ocean with supplies of hemp.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-09-25

THAT girl from the Lone Star state Is a
bloodless creature That's where you're
wrong, Mr.. Haypress; her circulation Is
double the combined circulation of all
others"
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Petroleum


OIL CITY, Pa, Sept. 24.-Credit balances
1.02; certificates closed 1;Q2% bid for cash;
sales, 1000 barrels cash oil at 1.031a.
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Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Californa dried
fruits quiet.
Evaporated Apples-Common, case per
pourd; prime wire tray, S11c; choice, Sc;
fancy, 9Lc.
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Savings Banks at Honolulu

The Bishop & Co. Bank at Honolulu
will open n savings bank on the LIST of Octo-
Der and will pay interest on deposits at the
rate of Az per cent per annum.
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Interpretations

The Union Warehouses, Oakla nd; $3.50 900;
all subscribed; certified copy articles filed
here.
The Julian Plumbing company Of Los
Angeles: $40 900; all subscribed; directors
w. A. julien, M. J. Julian, Geo. F. Julian
Of Los Angeles and g. II, eJultan,l J. B.
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Silver Bullion

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. N-silver bars
eossc: Mexican dollars, -47A@47Nc.
NEW FORK f Sept. a-silvesr bars Jars
81 B-16; Mexican dollars, 47Ac
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Increasing Trade With Australia

A few facts are worth a bushel of sur
misses. and although we are not frightened
that American competition will be any
great advantage to Great Britain, 1t is as
well to demonstrate by facts how great
Is tho progress made by the United States
IN some Of tho intercolonial markets, says
the Australian Trade Review. New Zea-
land and New South Wales may be taken
as fair examples. the former, like Ameri-
ca, a protectiontst. and the latter free
trade country.
IMPORTS FROM AND EXPORTS TO
AMERICA
New South Wales. New Zealand.
Exports. Imports. Exports. Imports.
1876 .....5S3 Cog 624.76S 316,639 304, 233
1895 ....3S7, 222 1,72O.Sn 276.9S0 APP, $40
1897 .....3S6,S 43 1,S66,S77 269.931 62S,N4
In all cases gold and specie are eliminated.)
In three years imports of American
goods into Sydney have trehled, but the
states are actually taking less merchan-
disc In return. A similar movement APP
pears In relation to New Zealand, but 1t Is
not so pronounced
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Closing Stocks

NEW YORK, Sept. A.-Following are
the closing prices ofvstocks on the New
York stock exchange today:
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Bond List

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Following are
the closing prices of bonds on the New
York stock exchange today:
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18
FOR RENT-HOUSES


FOR RENT-Low rents for comfortable iiveroom
houses cellar and stable; 29l2, 1914, z9lS
eth St. NV, $40 cash. l. CHESTER, 615 18th
St IshlS-t
FOR RENT-only 1890. for nice Groom, bay
window brick; a. m. l.; good location; near
cars and market 1918 Linden Place, beJveen
18th and 18th, G and II SITS. ne. mnlS 81
FOR SALE-A Groom brick renting fo- <ll5o
per month. for S1.S00; and a 4room brick,
renting for $780, for Sl,l00; for further paT'i--
ulars apply for list at Office. J. D. SULLIVAN,
18th and SIS. NV. mill -Gt-em
FOR RENT House 43i II st. NV; 10 rooms, bath
and stable: lot 22xl00; in thorough condition;
$35 per month. A. BEHREND, i12 II st. NV.
mhl1 -3t-em
FOR RENT-Fine new frame house; rooms and
bath: furnace: wide porches; desirable SUI
burban home; splendid view; near American Uni
versity and Tenlcytown; rent 81 per month
Particulars d. d. STONE s. Co, S04 : st. NV.
mhlG-St,em
FOR RENT-By b. f. Saul. Sc corner 9TH and L
SITS. NV. Brightwcod Park; rooms large
stable; large yard chicken-h0use; $1i month.
mhle-3t, EN-
FOR RENT-125 10th ST. Sc. near Lincoln Park,
Groom bay window huff brick; III. l.; large
yard; only $17. W. p. METCALF, 1881 NV.
mhl5-3t-Cm
FOR RENT-Only SIG per month; elegant s-room
and bath brick house, with a.. IN. l., Mt.
Pleasant and Soldiers Home. S. +. SHOE
MAKER, 920 st. NV. mh9-u
FOR RENT Brick; rooms; IN. l.; 1903 1Ott st.
NV. S22.5 G. BOYER & SON, 2I4 eth st. sw.
te1i-tf-em
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-18
RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.
From Station. IS LIZ st. and Pa. Ave
In Effect Noremher u. 1897.


For Alexandria (week days.. $3.50. 90 7:S5.
ex; $780, S:S5, $3.50, $3.50, 1905. ex. II 90. Has
A NJ; 1905, eX; l2:20 10 las, 2:O5. ex.; 2:i0.
1920, $3.50, ex.; AIS, ex.; $50, $685. SEQ, ex.
$40, Cos, ex; $50, 1905. 500. $780, 1000. Il:20,
lt:5o p. M.
For Alexandria (Sundays). 7:f5. s:45. 9:45.
1890, 11:I5 A. NJ: 300 noon 12:l5, 1:3O, 2:15.
300. 3i5. $780, SIS 600, Gas. 1880. Sis. 900.
1000. 1870 p. NJ.
For Mount Vernon (week days.. $50. 500,
1905 Ii :O5, 100 ~ NJ, l2:O5, lis, 2:OJ. $3.50,
7:05 = NJ.
For Mount Vernon Sundays 7:45. 9:45 \. NJ,
200 noon. 2:15. 3;45 and Gas r. NJ
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge (weeS
days., SEQ. $50 1905 and -l1:OO A. VI. l2:O5.
l2:20 Ills. 2:O5. 2:i0. $40. AIS, $40. Cos,
{ :06 and 500 =. NJ.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge (Suudays).
1:i5. S;45, 9:45, 1890. HIS A. NJ. 800 noon,
2:45 1870. 2:l5, 800. 9:45. 1870. 5:l5. 500.
Gas, 7:30, Sis p NJ.
Baggage checked free for passengers holding
frst-claSs tickets at station Bicycles, p cents
each Parcels carried. nol3-tt
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