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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-04
THIS TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. : (SpeciaD.-Wheat day. left prac-
ticaly alone BY tho bull crowd, acted weak. The cash
was particularly 20. closing about y cent under May
compared with a premium OF cents Friday. Janu-
AIRY also iost premium. closing cent under May
against \ cent premium Friday. May time
showed n OF Ia from the close last Friday
but puts and little support from the Letter party
very unmportant volume closed about y cent over
the bottom and l under last Friday morning. May
started o.. SOLD between % and ~. and closed At
the effect OF The new order OF things. a
tet practically without manipulation Tor the first
c~eiingy besrish TIE statistics. With one or two
exceptions were against the holder. Tho Liverpool
Friday. Paris unchanged There only n
porant statistical help clearance sssr-sa,ns 600
specuIaior II tney had not neen made up 80 arscy q
-Four ns mn ee .ck sboHes en yc, S
the week Of 900 bushels. which less than
world. shipments III. 200 bushels, 900 900
bushels over ~. week previous and 100000 bushels
supply to morrow about 100000 bushels. Minneapolis
S ind 5i n s %e es b h ta sa e
200 900 bushels for May The market most OF the
.ion VIE under puts and some puts were good at
corn wa. weak closing 3. cent under Friday May
country selling and there were large receipts The
psTG was s cars VIZ 100 ssd TS or"
The visible nersaed e7l 600 bushels the local stock in
srss'sd sn,hes ..arans.s ~ere Sooo sa:hs:
t.mrcr Is rather bearlsh There was some liquidation
9A;, co,sd cen, under Friday May selling at ga
csrs S.re q No r ys 10 ssmssd fo rus,E
GscreS,sd $4,000 bushels '''
a, royn' we're strong pork closing 10 cents oyer Fri
csp, were the @ nesy sSs cSer wa F sd sox e re-
matsa Tor Tuesday. There was large outside trade
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore JAN 3-Four unchanged; tae' w. 5.o pp,s.
Wheat duh and lower: spot and month. 06tHe'c feDru
ary gIibc bid; May % &c bid; steamer no req VI ~
g2c stock Az m bush: sales 26Vo souhen VIZ.
by sample 93fi9sc. do on grade, g2sg". nS assed
SPOT and month, 32sa32Bc. February 500 asnea
steamer mixed 3OtsW3Dac; stock. s2IOti uus, SIZE.
IL 900. Southern white and yellow corn -svSste >'9s
nrmer; No 2 white 2JisQ30c; No mixed, 80
Western use stock 3773J9 bush. Hay steady ehoe-
timothy si3 Grain frelghts quiet, unchanse1 nr
strong aranulated s. 80. Butter quiet; fancy -
23c do initiation 1sd9c do indie lic food anle 10
lGc store packed i2ultc Eggs 'ie@ss' saioc d.
AZ medium i0aiOAc; DO % small, i0AqlOac, ,,a,. o.,
Boston Jan. 5-Flour dull srrns Pnten. 80 q, IN
spring clear straight 81 3o6s5 80 winter patent 60 ~
lower 7217tc per bush; ~ Gc 81 G5 per Dbl Corn IN
settled; steamer yellow SIC; No. and 3 yeow; 3Ig
37iac quiet: fancy clipped. 32rsZsoi ~ '"pre'
sihe No clipped &c 70 Mf fs nr ia gTs si7 R.d
bog hour ST. Beef steady; steers 75X,%e nina
quarters gqiOc fores. !u5isc; veal. 0glOc Mutton
steady; yearllnes GkgIc; sprg ssnosc Bstsr I'm
Northern 22izc. Western .2c imitation, l'ulSc ladee'
Buffalo Jan. 3.Spring wheat. good inquiry iimts
stronger: hard 81 oOs-: No Norhern old 81 oZs'
new. ositc; No Northern new 94Sc: No Northern,
new DISC Winter whcet-IAsht demand No red IN
yellow 3.Ac: No yellow; 52'ac: 10 yellow Sl Gn!e,
No corn 32i.c: No 3lAc. No corn. 5lic Oats
u.ak. 80 white. 2ec. No white, &c; No white 2bc
M mixed 2fc. No mixed &c. Bsrity-on.rings %
4satic: common 35a3sc STATE. good TO choice. 45Stgc;
feed barley 29lsG32c Rye dull; No !, IN store. ..c
Flour quiet beat patent .pras, - 23aso 3o D,kers
-ra rh, spring s5as5 Is; bakers clear spring H.o Z.
81 son 90; graham best, 81 1894 90.
Chicago JAM SThe leading futures ranged as follows:
.-,,,f.s Opening Hlgh est. Lowest. Closing.
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CITY Jan sattsn 81 s,ronss! . q CT
s nstTs ste.rs 50 S5Ss FED Westerns.
cows and he!cr: SEAS! 2S ,,oeksrs and feeders sSs
s sa y s .SSsa s.
ss g aSs'' r IL Ssssss s
"a ss .s41 s ss ts tspis s''s
butchers 50 ooas4 - under 1000 r. SO toast 81
and f' EnaSn 3 5Ssss
s. sss ftsSy q
mHl,.ns ssast 80 LAMPS ssnss * higher prime
S5 common s52'gs co. bulls ' s,ss.T and SgIms
Sss s J. og 4Ss; s. 90
sa$ choice lambs !: ssgs9 q common to good 81 80
Chicago ian. 3.--There was a revival in the demand
ed IA cae today and ssSs s4 s T .os "a sss
at recent ns1ires sales extreme rang, Of $50
s. 80 s nfE a ;5Ts 'f2s re s
but tnF cattle we're Ian. o S" % s1e and fe sr
The latter ranging from So s0Gs4 o. and sockers from
. %S' Changed sn. at yncanSce price,,
soass IS FOR the better grades supplies 81 hogs we're
gc.s ssoo@s up az ss R ' .n P"d no
50 4oga 30 usual ls.t WEIGHTS wsI. 100 .n%sF d
for and lambs sso %%a .So e' FEW s
8 go Western fed sheep sold ars.y at s. ,SaSi 81. 30
hesy a. s1gS Sass G:s' ch S.Ts . & 81 and Searns
wanted at 5. g o. few fancy a% mo h %s5e
salebe at 81 souSo ~. Receipts- taur l9UV heau
hoes &c 600 sheep. 1900
Fast Bunalo Jan. Acknowledging. i24 IN
Guiding 1914 loads ~ Canadian stock moderate demard
prices steady good To choice shipping steers - 20
Is, o0 medium heavy DO 81 OOdxi 70: coarse rough
steers 81 1894 30 green steers 81 75d - choice "a
hefers 81 2si ~; mixed butchers stock g G5n< ~
fair 10 good cove 81 2jhs3 50; export bulls. s. 15ESi
oxen 81 25gsi 90 Hogs Recepts. III cars good de-
nand .or ali grades with prices strong 10 l5c higher
god to choice yorkcrs g 49, prime DO 81 7'gs2 y:
mixed packers grades 81 10 heavy hogs 81 So rouss
a. iOdsS 20 stage 81 Gogs3 PIGS. g. 25US So Sheep
and ambs--Rec.lps Of care including six oads ot
canadian stock: market slow and lower for both kinds:
lambs yesrlinSs 70 prime. 81 oo@s5; fair to good
"a 6nlf3 80 cuis 81 2dsf 90 natives choice % extra,
10 OsdsG ~ fair good 81 G0QsG; cults ~ OgSj so
shecp-Choce to selected we,hsrs - O"d% 10; mixed
sheep 81 c5as4 30: culis 81 50as3 10
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan. g. S:45 p. m.-EXchange: Wheat spot.
No red Nrthern spring drn "a DAD. m. spot Amer
loan xsd quiet 3s 2ad; futures quiet January, Be
2sd: FeSrgay IS 22d; March 3s sd Flour st Louis
drn q i5sdf3 81 Beef firm INDIA moss. e6s 3D.
prime mess 80, "a Pork firm prime mess fine Western.
short cut Ii 70 6 No. nrr. 85s Baeon.cumeerland cut
oe 10 20 ~ dull 2Qs short rib 20 ~ H. 3is long
clear nldies light % to n dull 2Ss long clear mid
dies heavy 20 10. dull ois Cd short clear backs
itatt ia - is 10 DUH q: clear bellies II = II n
dull 3Ts Cd Lard prime Western steady 5s Shoulders
snuere IL 10 IL no. duh. 2ss. Cheese American finest
White and colored i3s Tallo7 prime city firm. los.
c,tonecd oil Liverpool dull lis G., Tupen,ine.
sn steady 24s Tsosn. steady. - I'd. In
ports OF wheat into Liverpool during the week From Al
iantIc norris 80 quarters: Pacific ports
from other ports. quarters Imports or from
Atlantic poris 81 200 quarters.
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Dnb!lr Notlcc5.



SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter Of the APP
~ pl!cation of the Board Of Street Opening ani I'M
provement OF city Of New York by the counsel to
by The Masor Aldermen and coamcnaity q the cty
s MsT premises YGS in se wa Of Se cy
New f9I BOUNDED West " Hf anS w fly
fourth streets duly selected located and lag out as ana
f oa, o. Fu chapter s1' So 'o Of hs Law. q s
m notice 9s gwen or hs an 1ppen ~
he made 10 he supreme Court Of the state q New Y9I
he0f IN the h es ny ~ January i ss at the
beard ihs,sa foF ne aPg99'msa, Of
The and extent Of the im2oyelent hereby IN
and commcnsi,y Of the city OF New YORK certain
Ward Of the ely Of New York bounded
BY Eleventh and ISea SyegIss Msst
simple absolute the same to be ap2rsEriaet converted
and csGf 70 and f S is d p Ss a BEEN s"Rs y
selected located ana !si OK b s e - soSa q Vs. Stree,
and or pull l9s a o Of the Laws ~ ISL bens
he foowing Described lots pieces or parcels Of land.
sa Ward e S H'sNs ss As 6S Si
scrbed as follows =" p@A'Rcrr. "a"
Beginning a, the intersection q the westerly line Of
& s %ss T gc BY 1 sis' 5 for offence ssn
e. running southery aonG sag eas,ey Inc u TMela
S1s1ns ,oT i'm. Of Vest Fsecopd street, thence ~
,.ne , s"s'S g '" Sssne to the
line Eleventh ssSs 5ye5 asn Y n9ras,
81 inches to the place or point OF beginning
VI AZ" wv ~ pARCEf. ~"
p.,,,nx AZ the Intersection q the westerly line Of
t,ine,'h "v.nue with s0utherly line Fly
f'rth street and % running westerly along said
., s ,st ~ the eastery lire * Twelfth thence
-, summing southsrly aonS sad easery line Of twelfth
Il 200 feet and 10 inches 20 tho
norihcrlv line Of Ffthrd street. thence ~ run
,re ssseriy along said n1rthefly line OF West Fnty-
n s,ce ,or distance Of 500 feet 70 the westerly Inc
80 Eleysnth avenue thence tD running northery along
an "A westerly line Eleventh avenue FOR distance Ok
ON, feet fnl inches 20 the place or point oi beShe
I lots peces parcels ot land above described arc
shown on two similar maps plans ana prones, accom-
nanled with explanatory remarks. made by tae Delat
pnhlic Parks each which Is entitled Maps
ssscond and kgiy-iour,h streets IN the Twenty
.sctyi ,Vari Of city ~ New York one OK "i..en
sss mans M Med the Office o.. the Register OF the w
ana Countg u York. and the other OF winch ~ meg
in The o,..e the Department OF Public Parks IN said
city , c,..., On.r,ry m, Tm,rovamert
and % the provisions OF said chapter
s5 D. Iaws OF 1887. has determined that the proper
80. - tho expense TO incurred ~ acquiring the lana
~, sich mark 10 assessed upon iie property persons
a., Estates 10 benefited By the acquisition and con-
a,,ncton ~ such park shall De twenynle per cent o
~ such expense and said Board has also
he
sss no 50 assessed shall be as follows on the north ~
street; the south by Forty eighth street,
on The east BY Ninth avenue. and on the west oy I"s'a
avenue o,,A ,eoy
FRANCIS NJ. SCOTT
Counsel the Corporation.
No. 2 Tryon Row, New YORK ivy
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

ru.,,s $3.50 - . Sew-York, January z, 1898
BEANS AND PEAS-Sot much improvement 4, III.
demand from any source. but supplies coming for
ward moderately the tenor Of country advices is little
stronger and there 10 he rather more
Aost OF the reesivere unwilling to shade 81 AZ on
marrow, and for strictly choice medium 81 % IL
more general There In effort ask 81 is Tor The
best marks OF pea but We hear Of quotable
a. set above u f2h. Red kidney are steady AZ me
closing rates Of last week All other ars barely
steaoy. we quote: Beans, marrow, choice per hush
~ % DO medium 81 i7h9fl DO do pea 81 III: Do red
kidney 81 ooatl CO. % white kidney. 81 4oaSi a. DO
black turtle soup VI So1si 40 do yellow eye 81 80 DO
Line California 81 20; green peas bbls. 75c. do bags
Toe DO Scotch, bbls. Sc do bags. SOC.
BCTTER-Not very much was accomoli.he6 ,od.v
beyond the passing Of regular marks but that demand
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Long. DID some Iiqudntng particularly the Ensmsn
pacLers Prices about noon lost their advance, me
close very strong again on heavy ~ % LOT nH
OF lard. -. oon0ao-L..
on the puts May wheat closed ~ othDy,sc
"cali. O2I m02s,c: puts May corn 2Vnci cars;
23hc. Provision stocks were about al expeceu
IL 7Gi barrels and 20 1872 barrels old ne 900
900 barrels: lard. 1875 0f0 erces; decIeasc' s,v
.Iia 600 nounds lnrYeese vVVO IN paIlce'
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Jan. s.-Cotton--Eoliday. Receipts, I2sli
bales: exports France, 1921 70 the Continent iz4es
constwise o 997 stock. 2l2.I4l. $500
Norfolk Jan 3.-COtton-Hoday. Receipts, 3.l3}
b,iss. @Sports coastwise. 2 200: stock 3G.
savannah Jan. 3.-cotton-Hoiiiay Receipts 63is:
exports coastwse o. 1870; stock. 100 oi7
Orleans Jan. 3.-Cottcn-Hohday. Receipts Il
541 bales. exports Great Britain 20O 10 the Con-
tinent 1850; coastwise. 5s34; stock, 44',sOs
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10 c sss tS S T3 q1i: @ns
No barley " B. 27e2IHe; 10 iaIsocd 81 iiasi q
lard p.r o5 n >. So snort rib, ,ae, doo-el 3, 50as4 IS
dr. shoulder, boxed 81 joas4 10; short ceer SIDES
per t 81 H. fs xeS,n :s' a DAY the butter market
nrm: cre,merc. i5a2ic; darie; i4risc. Cheese quiet
sQSi4c Esss firm. fresh o. &c.,. e. ooa,, .o
,a GanSi"p s. ssp CO. wS.,t ar' 61c
6asief p%a! 40 rye gast No &c Lard hr h6e
s. 7osi 50 Bulk meats arm s. 10 Bacon qHei h 15
o o. g. i4a2oc. dairy ia2o sugar arm hard rehaed
s. Sas6 10 Egss, ie,se. Cheese in fair demand good
Mnn. a Jsn 5~Wh.., steady lover; January
ssf May oc Flour d Tst patents. sass To-
ond patents. s. s5gs4 n,t clears 50 s9os4 sec sa
clears 81 oOgsS Bran. bulk sass 80 in sacks seg
ian s Tsy ss No SS 5 S9T'h: So s
Barley steady: 10 2 43c. sample. 25liai2c.
.u Fss4i sssss e." as. s1:
' sss 81 oast 80 % %. sa s rs 81 8 Sas a.
do patents. s. !5as4 90 .prlns cear 8 25gs! &c. d.
's %Sr eon SnSS grade lamar $3.50 February
Mach ana APT "9@na Fb Sn a. Ssa Maici and
hpnll nominal Oa,s steady NJ white. January 29laa
sc rssI b go in SS wes sl esmery $2 do
n,. PEI d. %Ss ge GD western Sc
cheese steady Refined sugars firm. Cotton unchanged
1 TST q prm OqI ID b6s g g$ dark d. ac Sa
az grease &C. Live poultry STEADY: f0w:s ssste;a old
turkeys. 9qi0c ducks and geese sd9c Dressed poultry
STEADY: fowls choice. saSi2c: DO fair to good Iai.c
chickens large o. medium do Sc; common ard scaded
do sac turkeys. choice TO fancy iiGi@c; do fair TO
good. 0q0c. ,, ,,.,,
st. Louis Jan. sF1our quiet, qnchansed Wh heat
snot lower dull No red cash elevator 03isc: track,
s5I,c: January ease; May, e4'.G94iac Juy $3.50 No
hard cash s6dsIc Corn-Spot easier; No cash. 25+c;
Janusry 26lsc May. 2.c bid; July. cSi.e. oats-spot
dull 80 cash, elevator 2Sc tseS ,, 2Sif Janua o
sready; .acei East track 565lisc. Butter dun cream
cry, lla22c dairy, eg7c. fsgs lsc whisky 81 ".
prime steam q IS; sh,sa s. g. BaconvB9xsa JOS l9is
shorts 50 37iaaS5 Dry salt meatsBoxed shouldere
S. 1898 extra clear 81 So :aSi 49, ribs. 81 7og
81 oTi5: shorts 81 754$j.
Toledo. Jan smwheat lower acty. for Nay; no
pc oats lower steady No MIXED. 22c Rye dull; No
ca sh 4s,sc Cloverssed duh. higher prime cash and
January SO 22i1 oil unchanged.
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NoTIcEEstmaes TOR repairing Nsr ana R rS'e CON-
,.c, AZ. will be received by Department OF ,ses
IA" Battery Place until llso A. ~ 'A"1"'' -
FOR particr'arx City Record
-o,,,.nT,cvNrNrs a.. subscription, TO The Tribune
rs.sved at their Uptown once No. lStz bfTau ,s,ss
81 donr north OF until o'clock p M ssiisr
n.n,s received Al IN. Following branch ohee. .ys
ONCE rates until o'clock D. M. VIZ ;;;;,hs Macy'r
go Gov 49, 6th-ave.. cor l.ih-s., aas,h-
Sihaye ana lith-st isc Columbus near ,.,h WV
a.: 100 West s2t-st near 6ti-aye' W Sas' A'~'
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"A received their Uptown Once, No. Ie42 Broadway.
"a door north OF 3ls ST., until O'clock advertise
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ave. near 0lst-st.; LOS lst-aye. near S0th- st.
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FLOUR AND MEAI1.The msrAe reflected in It's
e 20 . ssso To P5.ss sales Hes
w spTsg s ea Z e. e Tn' S S
sTs No T 5as : 3. sa 4 60 no sfsS
= SCR 81 s1'sSSs-'
% sfsnd B1G Isg' ns ~%fs & ma
s'S I s s Si'ss Spring. BULK 10 %
Zoe: 100 n. .madns bulk sSg'61c; re feed egg
screenings 3oa75c in bulk: buckwheat grain a6aQ57c
dRs.AiNMW 1iaiEHAT-unsa,.stactory news from all
notably weak ara se very large sSe
spred active anaao a Sng9Nsf IN the the late se
he seaSoara This cansSa sS ssc1 from . s
,Ss G hight The market received practicaly no
during the session esGep, SUCH as w1 given IT.
70 be bear north scspers extended their short lines
os n s:s sn n @ ssu' hs s
sales Of half load only were mentioned with sI loads
10 create bull sentiment again on tok were hand-
%ods .Sipnen,s were 5000 bush ahead Of last week
Including generous figures from the Pack Sea AalSes
ne question OF probable surplus as 70 be practically
tsosory ws 'S Scr,Swe:ien receipts oCs
including SUNDAY Inspection on some roads. and only
cover the same lime, 6as cars The amount sfoet
fG b EasDs T ssp iHs sse az Ss S "e ale
decreased ls2 800 bush being aGs5 600 bush against
bush. The Of 2i9loo bush in Ire visible SUP
G s ss t ss 0s v to S 'asS s" 1905 51
the week bur 10000 bush larger than on the
corresponding date last On the curb May wheat
dull 93ase asked q unchanged from the regular
close. Quotations Of cash wheat. afoa basis were
a follows; No 9 r~i 81 COS No 1 hard Manitoba,
81 03s: No / Northern New-Yolk. 81 Ola No 2 North
srn Duluth J9isc No ! hard Duluth 81 04s CORN
Liquidation Of old the principal feature
to-day, establishing considerably lower OF
prices a close tsc decline The selling
movement accelerated by the weakness IN wheat
decline OF &d.d in Liverpool cables and the increase o.
S72 the visible supply after long pcriod -
weekly The latter stands s.42l 900
bush. the maximum Of as 9SsooO bush attained
October and 10 s52 600 bush th!s d,te
The export trade, wheat insignificant amount
Ing but 1900 bush. although outports sod but 10000
bush European buyers Worlds shipments 49,
600 smaller than last week. while the
passage bush. Total
decreased i,i01O00 bush being 542 900 BUSH against
$4,000 year The contract stock decreased
D22 30 bush AT No 2 quoted 1874
e35Hc. o b anoat. .OATS-The market for
very dull with speculative pfices practically
nominal spot values considerably lower The visible
supply which IL pa burh. against a. Os
bush year showed weeks decreas, OF 52s 900
There was alsp a OF 81 stocks
which 3.7e6 900 bush. against 33750Oo bush last
practically the same as was year ego: No oats
quoted at 2sA U2S4c: No 2sc No white. 2Jc:
No white 2Ssc; track white. 2egs3c: track mixed,
2shUc0itc.. RYE-Market steady: No 2 Western
quoted ooc bid 4 b afoat New-York No Western.
QUIET: feeding quoted at 3lQ32ifc @ Buffalo.
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Ocean Grsomers.

FRENCH LINE.
COMPAGNIE GENEKALE Transatlantque.
- DIRECT LINE TO HAyRE-PARIs FRANcE).
Sailing every Saturday. at 10 A. "
Fror, pier No ~ North River. foot Morton Street
Ia Rretagnc. jan La Champagne. .....Jaa -
In Is la Bretasnc. ........Feo
la Normantie Jan = La Gnscognc. ;...,..Feb II
i.t passage n. Y.-Paris $50. ana upwards
Gent Agency t. S. and Can. Bowling Green ~
GenI western Agency. II Dearborn Chicago.
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Foreign markets: santos-Co.ee market closed holiday.
HambLrr-Coaee marke, opened 10 y pig higher: closed
1sQA pi. higher; sales. 10000 bags Hayre-Conee
market closed; holiday. Rio-CoGee market closed: hol
day; receipts. 5000 bags
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Two VENEIt Ella.

= stea uers Of the RED 20" LINE. under mall con-
tract with the United states Government appointed
10 san from Rober; pier brooklyn
FOR La Gusyra dor Caracas. Puerto Cahello Curacao
and Maracaibo. VIA Curacao.
IS CARACAS. Tuesday. January T. 1898, p.
~. VENEZUELA. THURSDAY. January 10. isOs, ..
eS PHILADELPHIA. Saturday Jan e? 1885, I o. Ii
ROUITON BLISS a pAII.ETT.
General Managers. No. l3j Front
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y ALI. FLORIDA POINTS. THE SOUTH AND SOUTH

WEST
The only Steamer Line TO CHARLESTON s. c., and
JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA WITHOUT CHANGE.
Superb Passenger Accommodations.
Reduced Winter Excursion rntes IN effect.
SEMINOLE. Tues, Jan. AIGoNQuN. Sat, Jan. s
iROQl'OIS. .... Fri. Jan. COMANCHE. Tues Jan IL
From Pier East Rly-- Goot Roosevelt st.). r. NJ
WA r. CLYDE co. General Agon,a
Bowling Green, y. 7.
Fla Cen IS Pen. Fast =. & p. Line. via jacksonville.
Great Freight and Passenger Line Via Charleston.
T G. Eyer. General Agent. 315 Broadway. y. Y
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.IAIIoHY STEAMSHIP LINES

AN TEXAS so. CAROL CARoLIN Nh;,, ca AND FLA.
POINTS in Tex,s Colorado. Utah. Arizona California Mex-
lee &C. Georgia Florida g. Excellent acc1mmodatlona
Write Tor ou- co-page Pocket Guide tnlalled free)
r II MALLORY & CO. Gen Agts. Pier -. r. r.. n T.
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BANANA RAILROAD.

THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO
Connectn1 at the lsthmus Tor all West Ports o.
Mexico. Contra. and south America.
Steamers salt pier foot West 9Ith-st. y. Y
ALLIANCE. Jan. TO- noon ADVANCE Jan. On noon
For rates apply a C1mpnny's Office Broadway
II. L. WALKER. Traic Manager.
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DOMESTIC FTEECEs.

ONO PENNSYLVANIA NEW-YORK, MICHIGAN
AND WEST VIRGINIA AND WISCONSIN
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old DOMINION LINE.

DAILY TO NORFOLK.
For OH poln, Comfort Norfolk. rapport News Peters
burg Portsmouth. Primers Point. Rlchmona. Virginia
Eeacn Va ana Warrington, h. q, Freight ia ss~n-
gsr steamers sail PIER ~ North River every week
oay EXCEPT saturday. L. Nj. md Saturday al T. N
~ |. GUlLLAUDEU. vce-Pres't and Traffic Ngr
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CARPET.

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on official classificatiOns. are
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-25

NANTED-Nen with push 10 handle the Crescent
Mantle and Lamps; the best and most durable
mantle On the market. good compensation TO
right parties; the trade supplied Cali - -
81 sw. miI5-@t
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-25

SPECIAL NOTICE - All subscribers
and users of the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company OF the
District of Columbia having complaints
9r grievances against said company.
kindly communicate said grievance
to the chairman of the grievance COM
mittee Of the Telephone Subscribers AS
ISOLATION This is important. WILLIAM
w DANENHOWER. Chairman. Hotel
Frednnia fe26-tf
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-25
AUCTION SALES.
THos. BOWLING Co, AuctIonee1s,ols st. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNINPRovED PROPERTY
ALONG THE CONDUIT ROAD

lhDSI EES NAlF, pf lNtMfhkON ED PRUPEhI1
ALONG THE CONDUIT ROAD.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust, duly recorded in
Liber 1888 at folio S26 ct seq. among the land
records of the District of Columbia, and a. the
request of the holder of the notes secured there
by, the undersigned trustees will offer for sale at
public auction in front of the premises at O'Clock
p. m, on MONDAY, MARCH %, 1893, the follow
ing described real estate. situated in the
County OF Washington, in the District
of Columbia. to wit: Lots I, I, 8, o. 10, II, ~,
Is, H. Is, %, 49, Sc, 81. So 49, 10, A. -, 43, "A.
As, and 49, in the subdivision Of lots made b. ia
cob Clark and Edward b. Cottrel, trustees. (of part
OF lot numbered one in the subdivision of tract
in the District of Columbia called ''NhitehaYcn,"
among the heirs OF Abner Cloud for the Palisades
OF the Potomac Land improvement Company. said
subdivision being recorded in the office OF the
Surveyor of the District Of Columbia, in Book
County s. at page Is.
Terms of sale--One-third OF the purchase money
to be paid in cash and the balance
in equal installments and two
years after date OF sale secured BY deed OF trust
on the property sold with interest upon the de-
ferred payments at the rate Of per cent per
annum, until paid, or all cash, at the option OF
the purchaser. A deposit of $25 will be required
each lot at the time OF sale. Terms of sale to
be complied with within fifteen days from the
day OF sale, or the trustees reserve tho right to
resell at the risk and cost of the defauting puT-
chaser or purchasers, after five days previous adj
vertiscmeDt of such resale
WM- L LEWIS.
Trustee
WILLIAM W. AYRES.