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HIGHWAY EXTENSION NOTICE.

EXTENSION OF HIGHWAYS IN THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA--To whom il may concern;
The Commission created by Section OF the Act
of Congress approved March 2, 1898, entitled An
Act to provide permanent system OF highways
in that part of the District of Columbia lying
outside of Cities has received from the COmmis-
sioners of the District OF Columbia a certified
copy Of map showing proposed permanent
system of highways in the District OF Columbia
within the area known as section one, revised
and corrected as required by the terms OF the
Act of Congress. approved June 2s, 1895 This
map and plats showing in detail how each lot
and tract is affected by the proposed system OF
highways. are now on exhibition in Room No
49, fourth floor of the District Building. All per-
sons interested are invited to examine the maps
and the plats The Commission Will consider any
suggestions or protests concerning the location OF
anv highway or portion Of a highway as shown
on the map. The suggestions and protests must
be in writing. and must set forth clslrly the
reasons for the changes and show the property
owned or controlled by the obieotor. All pro-
tests and so forth. must be submitted on or be
fore the SEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. lsss
and be addressed to the Chief of Engireers- l. ;
A1mv War Department, Washington D. C. The
Commission will meet November Il, 1895, at 10
O'Clock A. m, in the Office of the Secretary OF
War, to dispsse of all objections and will then
hear orally from these who desire to thus sup
port their written objections. r. A ALGER,
Secretary of War; c. n. BLISS Secretary OF the
interior; JOHN NJ. WILSON, Chief OF Eng n eis,
II. s A, Highway Commission. eXSu
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Every person who is sufferer from
nervous diseases should write the Won
Mohl Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, at once, and
accept their offer of a five days trial
treatment free of charge. This is no C.:
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proposition, made to unfortunate sufferers
by this long-esta blished concern. which
nervous and sexual diseases in the world.
The Won Mohl Co. has the sole Ameri-
can rights for Prof. Laborde's French
preparation of "Calthos,' the only remedy
known to advanced medical science that
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remedy has for years been used as a
specific in the French and German ar
United States has cured many thousands
of sufferers, and the remarkable success
Of the remedy in Europe has been re-
peated in this country.
In order to place this wonderful treat
ment in the hands of every person who
suffers the mental and physical anguish
of sexual weakness, the Won Mohl Co.
has decided to send free trial treat
ment to all who write at once. The rem
edy is sent by mail in plain package,
and there is no publicity in receiving 1t or
taking it. Accompanying the medicine
there is a full trea tiSe in plain Language
for you to read. Take the medicine pri-
vately with perfect safety, and sure
cure is guaranteed.
Lost vitality creeps upon men una
wares. Do not deceive yourself or remain
down by this insdious disease. No mat
ter what the cause may be, whether early
abuses, exceSses or oyerwork and BUST
ness cares, the results are the Same-pre-
mature loss of strength and memory,
| emissions, impotency, varicocele and
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VAN WICK WILL ACCEPT.
Certain to Lead the Democracy O.
New York TO Victory.

Certain to Lead the Democracy Oh
New York TO Victory.
New York, Oct. 1--Invited almost spon-
taneously to become the candidate of the
Democratic party for governor of New
York, Judge Van Wyck today announced
his intention to accept the honor. He will
have the support of every genuine Demo-
crat throughout the State of a heavy
contingent of the independent element
in this city, many of whom voted for
Henry George and Seth Low in the cam
paign of last fall, and if surface indica-
tions thus far presented mean anything,
of three-fourths of the German voters in
this city
Never before in the history of State
elections has there been a better organi-
cation of the Democracy of New York
than exists today. There are less feuds,
fewer dissensions and lack of heart burn
ines and personal grievances than have
existed within two decades. This is the
consensus of opinion among all leaders
and there is every appearance of such
party lining-up to a successful issue as
has not happened for many years.
Judge Van Wyck was dark horse,
speaking in political parlance, but he is
known well enough to warrant the asser-
tion that there is not a single flaw in his
official or personal career that can be
unfavorably commented upon. The same,
BARRING his aggressive and somewhat
heartless head-hardness, can be said OF
Col. Roosevelt. but the people will be
made to understand that no man owns
Van Wyck. His judicial career is with
out a flaw and the fact that the office and
not the man was the seeker in his case
carries loads of weight.
Gamblers are beginning to bet on
Roosevelt 1t is unfortunate for him that
this handicapping process begins so soon.
Already there is talk of an immense
amount of money being thrown into the
campaign and the assumption is that
these turf spectators and green cloth
knights are aware of it. The circum-
stance is not likely to help the colonel
as the campaign moves along.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

Naval orders were issued today as fol-
lows:
Assistant Surgeon D. C. Beebe. detached
from naval hospital, Philadelphia, and or
dered to the Buffalo.
Assistant Surgeon D. II. Morgan, de-
tached from the Franklin and ordered to
the refrigerator ship Celtic.
Lieutenant Commander D. d. V. Stuart,
ordered to New York city.
Paymaster l.. C. Kerr, given additional
duty on the accounts on the Panther.
Assistant Paymaster A. B. Pierce. de-
tached from the Panther and ordered TO
the Iris.
Ensign ]. r. V. Blakely, detached from
the Marblehead and ordered to the Vicks-
burg.
Ensign J. r. HarveH, detached from the
Vicksburg and ordered to the Yankton.
Mate C. E. Larson, ordered to the Fish
Hawk.
Lieut. c. s. Richmond, ordered to the
Dixie Immediately.
Cadet ]. +. Babcock, detached from the
Oregon and ordered to the Philadelphia.
Lieut.. ]. L. Purcell. detached from
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COLONEL BRYAN STILL ABED.
His Fever Has Subsided. But the Pa.
tient Needs Rest.

Acting upon the advice of his physician,
Col. William ]. Bryan remained in bed
this morning. While the malarial fever,
from which the colonel has been suffer
ing for over a week, has practically sub
sided the doctor thinks that perfect rest
is necessary for recovery.
The colonel would not talk this morn
ing, upon the action taken by President
Mckinley, in reference to muster out of
the Nebraska volunteers. He said that
he has not decided what policy to pursue,
in the event that his regiment is not the
one mustered out, as he has not had
time to think il over.
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:
BREAKS. IN THE STOCK LIST.
Tobacco and Sugar Decline, and
Manhattan Falls Three Points.

tobacco and Sugar Pecline, and
Manhattan Falls Three Points.
New York, Oct. 1.-The stock market
was very irregular at the opening this
morning. Expectations that the bank
statement would show large gain in
surplus reserves and advances. in Ameri-
can stocks in London, were, factors in the
markets strength while the traders were
disposed to cover their contracts as usu-
al at the end of the week.f5fia
Brooklyn Rapid Transit showed excep-
tional strength advancing over a point
Tobacco declined point and Sugar was
fractionally lower. Consolidated Gas
broke over six points on influence of the
gas war in Harlem. Manhattan was sold
down per cent.
In Government bonds the new As were
one-eighth per cent lower.
At the closing the stock market was
weak, and prices were generally declined.
American Tobacco made the sensational
decline of 1-2 per cent under the OPEN
ing quotation. The balance of the chang
es were mainly fractional.
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command of Osceofa and ordered home
on waiting orders instead of TO Celtic.
Lieut.. r. G. Peck, detached from Rain
bow and ordered to Bureau of Equip
ment.
Commander T. y. Lyons. retired, de-
tached from the Bureau of Equipment
and ordered home.
Lieut.. ]. Franklin, retired, detachet
from navy yard, Washington, and order
ed home.
Lieut. ]. F. Luby. detached from the
Bureau of Navigation and ordered home
on waiting orders.
Lieut.. A. Ward, ordered to Panther, Oc-
tober 10.
Lieut.. J. B. Murdock, detached from
Panther. October Is. and ordered to War
College.
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The decline. net in the earnings Of
Louisville and Nashville for the month of
August was $50, 100. For the two months
the decline was $4,000. The net decline
in Erie for the month of August was sl0.-
COO. The gross increase in the earn ngs of
Denver and Rio Granda for August was
ss9, 600 The surplus after charges shows
an increase of s26.576: From July l the
surplus after charges has increased s26.-
4S4. The earnings of Grand Trunk for the
third week of September show a decline
of $1,000. From January l there has been
an increase of S626 coo.
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A JEWISH FESTIVAL.
The Feast of Succoth is Celebrated
Today.

The Feast of SuecOth is Celebrated d
Today.
The feast of Succoth was celebrated
today by the adhegents of the Jewish
faith.
This day was originally set aside as a
day of thanksgiving for the safe delivery
of the Jews from the Wilderness and in
a later period became one of the three
principal holidays.
Happening as 1t did. to come after har-
vest time, it was eventually used as a
day of thanks for good harvests, and SO
it has continued to the present day
Among the orthodox Jews it is observed
much like the old English harvest day.
Tabernacles are erected and the day is
passed in feasting and merrymaking.
This manner Of celebration is more strict
ly followed thneughout EursOe than =
America
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the public and the department. and that
the office of might Inspector" is one not
to Recommended in the advanced condi-
tions which nows prevail e-t.-.e y
Il hope. that ] may not be disappointed
in the confidence which i repose in the
force in this respect.
ORCHARD SYLVESTER,
Major and Superintendent"
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Today's stock market fittingly ended
week Of almost uninterrupted realizing
and falling prices, one of the most disap
pointing in months. Last Saturday there
were many who thoroughly believed that
today would see much higher figures. In
stead of this there has been a drop vary
ing from five points to thirty, the eX
treme slump of course being In tobacco.
The most unpleasant item incthe entire
situation is that, not knowing even now
any sufficient reason for this condition of
things the Street is unable to predict
that il is at an end and that there will
be a reaction next week, although per-
haps the general belief, without reason,
is that such will be the ease. The bad
news of the week has been negative rath-
er than of definite positive nature. There
has been disappointment in all the pros
poets for the corn crop; the August
earnings have not all been as good
as was hoped there is some
misgiving over the outcome of the cleo
tions; the weekly review this morning
were not as rosy as was expected; cotton
Is selling lower than at any time in the
last fifty years. On the other hand. how
ever. the country is hopeful of good bust
ness this fall and it Is safe to say that
there is more confidence in this direction
than at any time in five years
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There Is the general belief that the Su-
gar war has fairly begun. There was
large reduction in the price of nearly all
grades of Sugar today, and a continuance
of weakness in the stock that carried it
lower than at any time before during the
month The talk is all bearish and it IS
easy to find people who believe it will
go to par before it stops on this down.
ward movement. Sugar is a great gam
BILE, however and the traders who are
most confident in such assertions are not
backing their talk with much cash, it is
to be noticed.
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Tobacco was again today the banner
leader of the market-in the wrong direc-
ton There was a fall of several points
on tho stock, and a total of over thirty
points loss for the week was accrued A
month ago the talk was all that Tobacco
would pass Sugar on dhe way up to no
body knew Whereof perhaps. Today it
was said that Tobacco would probably
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pass Sugar on the way down to par, per-
haps. There was nothing new in the to-
bacco situation given To the public, and
the real significance of this movement is
yet a mystery.
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Washington stock Exchange

Sales-Capital Traction, co at IS. Mer-
genthaler Linotype. 10 at 1S5 3-4. Lans-
ton Monotype, 25 at Is 3-4. A merican
Graphophone, 60 at IA IA.
After call-Lincoln Fire Insurance, so at
10 SIS
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There is the tip out that there is to be
no dividend declared on Rubber. This is
the cause of the break in the stock. un-
doubtedly, when IL is taken in connection
with the weakness in the other indus
trials There is good reason 10 believe,
however that there will be no serious
slump in this stock. as its condition is
good, and growing better. The company
is earning its dividend with considerable
to spare. There have been more stocks of
Rubber sold in the last two days than in
long time before.
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New YORK stock Market.
Open High Low Clos

Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs & Co.
members of the New York Exchange
1427 street.
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Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs & Co..
members of the New York Exchange.
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Loans Of SlO q ,,s ;i;;;5s IsssSss sss!! =

Wagons, etc, at lowest rates and the dap
you apply. Loans may be repaid .he build
ing association plan. in easy weekly or monthly
payments; every payment reduces cost Of car
ryins loan II you have a loan with some other
company will pay it OF and advance yos
more money, il desired
Loans made anywhere in the District Cali
and get rates. Front room. frst door. ScientiHs
American Building.
National Mortgage Loan Co.
625 ST. N w
MONEY TO LOAN on D. c. real estate; oayabIs
in small monthly installments. JOHN z.
WALTER. WILSON WILLIAMS. 1921 = st. Ew.
iy23-tt
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RICHES TO BE REAPED

6GsR Own ,hia home in addsnii, this 1&d I'M ciIRA
Cuban Land and Trading Com -
pany furnishes homes there for cash on time
l42I Street.
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HURRYING TROOPS HOME.
Appearance of Smallpox at Ponce
Alarms Officials.

Now that smallpox has made its ap-
pearance among the troops in Porto Ri
co, the Presidents recent order to hurry
home all the sick soldiers who are able
TO travel, is being obeyed with alacrity
by the War Department. Hospital space
has been secured in d number of North
ern hospitals, and the III troops will be
well cared for on their arrival
The Obdam sailed from Ponce yester-
day for New York, having on board l9l
convalescents, besides l04 discharged sol
diers and teamsterS.
Today the following cablegram was re-
ceiVed
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Panama sailed today with It's conva-
lescents and five officers.
BROOKE, Major General"
The Surgeon General has cabled in
structions TO the army medical officers
in Porto Rico to take prompt and effect
i've measures 10 stamp out the smallpox
before il reaches an epidemic stage. This
is the smallpox season, and grave fears
are entertained that it may spread rap
idly among the unacclimated American
troops.
The appearance of the disease may also
serve to check the sending TO this country
of convalescents from the field hospitals
at Ponce.
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.


WANTED-S1, eco; first trust on city real estate
worth S3, Geo; no agents. Address Bon 2S4,
this Office. ocI-3t
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WE GUARANTEE EVERY BOTTLE.

IL cures by inhalation alone. Natures only
method OF reaching the diseased parts.
HyoTnei outfit complete, sl-00. Extra bottles,
Soc Sold by druggists, sent by mail
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ERAL-No delay. YERKES q BAKER
Rooms 10 to Al. AetZerott Bldg. lilo st
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THE r. IT. BOOTH CO.,

Astor Building, SD ST. (next Waldorf Astoria
Hotel. New York City.
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MONEY To LOAN at II per cent in sums Of
$1,000 to SIOO.OO0 on D. c. real estate; pay
off and per cent mortgages and begin anew;
all transactions conducted with economical con-
sideration for borrowers WM- H SAUNDERS &
CO., 1407 ST NV se2s-tf-em
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SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANIES
Nat Safe Deposit and Trust. 80. Il51,
Wash Loan and Trust. ....... I25 I3y
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Il|TAND'PLNDDLUA.
APrlsonerWaitins to be
Hacked by Times
Scythe.
Thousands Whose Situations
Are Scarcely Less Terrible
May Easily and Readily Find
Help. 49,.

A man lies Cat on bis back. bound 50 that
/, no cannot move an inch. He Is In dun.
gcon, at first dark rs well, butin q few min;
u.cs light In tho ceiling, far up, shows u
mechanical ilgurc Of Time with his scythc.
Tho figure dcscends slowly, the scythc
swings, and The prisoner realizes that unless
some unexpected help should come, he will
bcslowly cut to pieces. What followed Is
told by Edgar Allen Poo in the fantastic
story called The Pit and the Pendulum
The man awaiting tho approach Of o
dreadful dcathisatype OF large class ofun.
fortunatcs who, entangled In the strangling
coils Of IN octopus, have lostall hope offrec-
dom. This monster |, Morphine. perbap,
the victim Is yet rcveling In that glorious
state Of eIhilaration which follows tho first
use Of tho drug. Ifso. like the man In Poe's
utory. he has not noticed tho light in the cell
Ing aud Is unaware OF bis danger. Maybe
tho disease has progressed SO far that the
sufferer notices weakness Of the heart'sac-
ton. that the general health is feeble, the
body poorly nourished, the sight double.
This is soon followed by 6 peculiar twitch-
Ing Of the muscles. o numbness Of The hands
and feet, and tho utter collapse of the
nervous system. The victim now becomes
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~ o ~ . T. =
Knights OF ST. John. knights OF st.
George and other Catholic organiza,
tlona These Will assemble at the Ca
thedral high school building at q p, M,
and march over the following route to
ISL. Mary's school building, where the
ceremonies occur: on Fourteenth 10,
Market. 90 Twenty.second, to chnpline,
to Thirty third. to Eofr. TO Thirty
sixth TO the school building.
Here the following programme will
be followed. beginning at . o'clock:
Reilly Round the Flag, .Mels,er,s Band
columbia. tho Gem OF the ocean''....
= ..s..,....,.... .....s.....,S School Children
Presentntion OF Flag Charles II. Hay
siar spansicd Banner School is chlIdren
ADDRESS. Recommendation John A. Howard
TO Ocuin.. School Children
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-30

Z To-day Wheeling will observe Decora-.
tion Day as It has never been observed
before in this community. Not alone
will the old soldiers OF the blue observe
.t-thc business men and workers IN al
most every branch OF business and in
dustry will suspend business for the
day, in order that there may be a gen
eral and undivided tribute to the dead
heroes OF the late war.
As detailed elsewhere, the old soldiers
of the blue will decorate the graves OF
the dead at all OF the cemeteries in and
around Wheeling, ana the over-the-
river G. A. r. posts win attend to the
same duty OF love for their dead.
Business will almost entirely suspend
throughout the community. The post
Office will observe holiday hours and
collections. The retail dry goods, shoe
md clothing stores will be closed
throughout the day. and the groceries
close at noon. Most OF the wholesale
and manufacturing establishments will
be closed, and altogether 1t Is thought a
larger number OF people will observe the
day than In any previous year.
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IMPORTANT DECISION
O be Made by til Supreme Court IN 'A'
Internal Rev. IL lie Appointment sa.''' Z

2 O DO Made by til Supreme Court ID VIZ
Internal Rev II lie Appointment 'a's''
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
WASHINGTON, May 2s.-1t Is az
nounced that the United States COZ
will devote Tuesday next to. the deisa,
ance OF opinions in cases argued S =.
submitted, and will then adjourn ua'A
October. The case brought up nom ~
district cour. of West Virginia IN u. u,
fight OF the collector OF internal re'ea.,
to appoint, assign and transfer gaas;n
and store keepers will probably Dc "
cided Tuesday. ...J
In this connection 1t may be s.a =,
that an executive order reH9rins y,
government printing office from -
classified list and making other ci,4 .s !,
In the classified service Is exrectel y ,u
issued soon. It Is understood M -. ~
general on the question IS on me s's s.,
dents desk. It Is underStood NJ y, ~
taken the ground that the law ", aiS .-i.r,
authorize President CleVe'anas mi rrl
placing the printing office uhs nue., -.
service rules, for, the reason INA, ~.
polntments there are not WITHIN g Nv
ecutive direction.