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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-20
Stocks and Bonds

New York, Sept ie.-Quite severe in
roads were made OF prices before trad
ing had stopped on the stock exchange
today, and an ayers ge- level was estab-
lished considerably lower than the low
point touched on Monday morning be-
fore the rally commenced. The difficulty
of continuing the advance which was
felt yesterday and was emphasized this
morning propmted the traders 10 take
their profits and the two days advance
was effectuaIly wiped out. After the
speculative holdings which had been
bought on Monday were dislodged the
market came to a pause and rallied
slightly, but II was attacked again In
the last hour and sold vigorously by
the bears. making the closing easy and
near 70 the Low level of the day AS
result q long list OF prominent railroad
and miscellateous stocks show net losses
ranging from one to tw points. Ten
nessee Coal was the most conspicuous
for weakness and fell over four points
on large selling. closing with a net loss
OF go. The weakness was the more con-
sDicuous as other stocks in the Steel
group were relatively steady I'D TO a
ate hour. The special weakness OF Ten
nesSee Coal was due TO the heavy de-
crease in August surplus earnings and
the general knowledge that the COM
pany's export trade is hampered by high
freight rates on the railroads and the
scarcity of ocean freight room. The
local fractions were conspicuously weak
as a group. The proposition to require
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit company TO
put its wires under ground was inter
preted as an expression Of general
money policy towards these corpora
tons. Tobacco suffered TO the extent
OF 215. Peoples Gas was relatively Arm
owing to the late Selling movement. The
days weakness IN stocks must he ex-
planned, by general disquiet over the an
thractta miners strike and the noDev
market outlook. The announcement of
advances IN the price Of coal was IN
unfortunate factor. The market was
firm in tone and call loans commanded
per cent at the maximum Although
there was a slight reaction in st erlng
exchange. it is thought probably that
further gold will go out. and there were
rumors of multiplying foreign loans to
be placed. in New York which found
no confirmation Discount rates con-
tinue TO harden abroad and the specula-
tive world recalls last years severe ex-
perience when the foreign deeds d ew
god in the very crisis OF the money
stringency, precipitating the December
panic. The speculative imitation at that
time seemed TO drop out OF account in
today's comparison. Money continues TO
move to the interior in-slarge volume,
both by Geographic transfers through
the sub-treasury and by express and
registered mail The sub treasury paid
further drafts today on gold deposited
on the Pacific coast and the disburse-
ment for pensions was also large, but
payments for the latter account have
reached their maximum for the present
Closing prices were as follows:
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COTTON.

New York, Sept 1s.-The local cotton
trade again manifested little sympathy
in the efforts OF the foreign bulls 10
create a fresh speculative enthusiasm
on the long side and in response TO firm
cables our market easily moved up TO
10 points on the call The advance was
followed by a sharp turn and a subse-
quent rapid decline which carried prices
of IS TO Is points from the opening bids.
Shortly after midday the market chang
ed completely and prices worked stead
lily upward. Speculation became less ac-
tive as the session progressed. and grad
ualyl narrowed 20 professional opera-
TONS The market was finally very
steady, with prices 10 points net
lower
New York, Sept. 1s.-spot cotton closed
quiet, Sc decline; middling upiands. 1o24.
MiddIing gulf. lie; sales. SS5 bales
- Liverpool, Sept. fs.-Spot cotton IN
moderate demand; prices higher; Ameri
can middling. 29-32d.
New Orleans. Sept 1s.-Cotton quiet:
rnsddlipg 107sc
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GOOD GA|N N WHEAT
On Northwest Wet Weather
and Higher Gables.
OCTOBER GAINS | 1-2a5-8
Coarse Grains Unchanged
Provisions Decline.

Chicago, Sept 1s-Wheat advanced
strongly on wet weather in the north
west and higher cables today, October
| closing 11zq17sc over yesterday. Corn
| and oats closed unchanged and provis-
ions 21a TO 177zc lower
Wheat was strong and active all day
To start with. there was the Liverpool
advance of SD. wet weather n the north
west and a reported advance of 10c per
barrel in -four. Under the influence of
this news October opened sc higher, at
78q7s3sc, but on report that there was
a prospect of the weather clearing in
the spring wheat country a reaction to
777sc followed. After this dip the tore
was strong. Northwest markets were
strong and there was liberal buying here
for the northwest account. Receipts
TOO were small at northwest points and
the buying was said 10 be largely for
country people. There were numerous
reports of serious damages from the
rains. Offerings IN the pit were light
and the outside demand, coupled with
the efforts of shorts to get out OF harm
way, resulted in a sharp advance. Oe
tober sold up to &c, receded a little and
then bulged further TO 79izc and closed
11zG19sc over yesterday, at 7sl4c- New
York reported 1e loads taken for export
and seaboard clearances in wheat and
hour were equal to $4,000 bushels. Pri-
mary receipts aggregated 1,075.00o bush
els, compared with 1,0S3,too bushels last
year Minneapolis and Duluth reported
4oe cars. against 43S last week and 721 a
year ago. Local receipts were sos cars.
OF contract grade.
Corn was duh but steady, because of
the wheat strength and smaller country
offerings. The shipping demand was
slow A report that shipments yester-
day were 100000 bushels would account
for the abatement today. There was no
life in speculative dealings October
opened at 3s&c, fuctuated narrowly and
closed unchanged at $3.50. Receipts were
As cars
Oats were dull and featureless, with
the price clinging close to vest erday's
last figures all the session. October
closed unchanged at 217sG14c Receipts
were 1s4 cars.
Provisions were irregular. the tone at
the end being rather heavy and with
the exception of lard lower IN price
The opening was higher on an advance
at Liverpool and a steady to strong hog
market, but the support CT shorts was
lacking and as longs disposed Of soma
of their holdings the price eased off
October pork sold between s12. 221k and
81 % and closed Tic under yesterday az
81 971A. October lard closed PC higher
at s7.0719 and October rfbs-5 to TIC lower
at 81 32A
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat
$40 cars; corn, 535; oats, 225; hogs, $500
head
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THE WEATHE =.
Wichita, Kan, Sep

Wichita, Kan, Sept 19, 1890.
During the past "a hours, ending at
p. m, the highest temperature has been
50 the lowest 90, q range OF 20 degrees,
and the mean has been 20, which is +
degrees colder than the normal temper
allure for the day as deduced from the
observations at this station for the Tast
eleven years, with 60 inch Of rain before
morning, followed by partly cloudy
weather. gentle 10 light northwest wind.
Since the first of the month the aver
age temperature has been Y. which is
degrees daily warmer than the normal
and the total rainfall 2.74 inches, which
is GO inch more than the normal
Since the first OF the year the rainfall
has been 2. 80 inches. which is 1.sS inches
less than the normal For the sane
time last year the rainfall was o. OF
inches. FRED L. JOHNSON.
Observer.
Washington, Sept 1s.-Forecast for
Thursday and Friday:
Kansas-Fair Thursday and Friday;
variable winds
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Gen-
orally fair Thursday and Friday; vari
able winds
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LAKE-shD- BAL GRAIa POOL
Reads Carrying Ento New SFk Agree
On frame Division

New Yorz- Sept Is-Tss oarnal ct
Commerce prints tae following 1t vas
Iezrned yesterday srou an authoritative
source that The rz!riros1s coming y thls
pert have entered INTO an sgree-ezL gae
ogecs q wasch VII - 70 P5el ~ ithelr
gyaia tralEc- TIE agreement i NJ, o-1ei-
aty termed posi- ard Is EsA uu59ub,ed-
D BE c1a5gcee3 a suea =sy a. -
avo-5 d Violation % tA-e lutsrstaEe cor
nercs lzw. Bat II prar-1cs & NJ amount
- the Eaz5erb.ass getting ovsE The Mex
TEX Ce1t-al aid Vest sa0re reads . bazt
S pr cezt y az tas Ixks-sas--xl Erzsz
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New xor1 ssosey aarke {.

New York. Sept 1s--Money OF cal
-ominaiIy. II Ter cent Prime r,ercan-
tils paper. z-z@5 per cent, sterling sx-
c1snge steady, with actual business 81
bankers bills e. SiS1sG4 81. Tor de-
maud and a. 8 ~ FOR - DAYS: posted
rates. g 4Gs ssi5 and 3 * Comm --csai
sills. 81 g. q -; silver certificates ~ =
60 bar silver. -: Mexican dollars,
90 Government bonds E-ssdvs refard-
lnz - when fssu@d, registered 5ssi& /.
coupon t6&7- s. registered. IL. coU2ga.
I-5s.: new IS registered. 1ss1s; c ION.
1854. ola IS resistereE. II: coupon. Is.
SIS registered. "a. coupon. Ia
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there being, Of course, some natural in
crease despite the thousands Of beeyes
marketed. and some small increase by
importation Of the inferior grades from
Mexico. AS to how many beeves were
fsttened in the state or shipped else
where for fattening for market, 1 can
only estimate. but I should say about
10000 head"
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

7 IOuI---lfI dI Ret Ut III.
wheat-No. 3 spring, 7sc; No. red,
1855 GSoc.
Corn-No. ., 4oas d40l4c; No. yellow.
40lzd4O5sc.
Oats-No. ., 21%a22lAc: No. white.
25i4a&1zc; No. white. 23l4 Csc.
Rye-No. 2, 531sc.
Barley-Good feeding. S91zc; fair 70
choice mating, 1880
Flax see6-No. !, SIS; No l northwest
ern. $751;.
Timothy seed-Prime, 81 .1ef74. %
Mess pork-Per boil. 81. Sap %.
I.ard-Per 100 lbs, s7.07I.
Short rib sides Goose. s7.557I7.7s: dry
sailed shoulders (boxed). s14E6Ssc; short
clear sides boxed, 8. esq. Is
Whisky-Basis Of high wines. 81 3.
Clover-Contract grade. SO.
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On Exhibition at Eagle Office

re sosn4 Tsis1ss oonta1niax tss iastrsefiss
sn3 qsssesa sas~rs of thss@ oasrsss go ffaffiaE
ozzsts ss1tFlezl oatat ana s-ssrnsnz satzt - -
gvsn risz tss egsrses are sEaIsafsa II - oses
e Is gaxls sns re yss1e eaazA.-lT assise1 -
eo-s al thszl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-20

&c. Refined firm; crushed $50; powdered
SIS; graduated, SIS.
Conee-Dul and easy.
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posal Mr.. Harriet Will be able 10 check
up the business OF the various roads and
viii when necessary route the grain in
order TO keep intact the various percen-
tsges as agreed 10.
LAS the active shipping season Is TOW at
hand and the new crop will be coming
forward in gradually increasing volume
the new pool IS naturally q matter o.
much Importance TO the New York grain
trade and much interest viii be taken IN
Mr.. Ha-riot's attitude IN regard to the
maintenance OF rates
The Scenic Line OF the World" the
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad. offers TO
tourists in Colorado. Utah and New Mex
leo the choicest resorts. and 70 the trans
continental traveller the grsndest scenery.
Two separate and distinct routes through
the Rocky Mountains all through tickets
available via either. The direct line 70
Cripple Greek. the greatest gold camp
with through Pullman palace and tourist
sleeping cars between Chicago. Denver.
San Francisco and Los Angeles, and
Denver and Portland. The best line TO
Utah, Montana. Oregon and Washington
via the ogden Gateway" Dining cars
(service Ia carte) on all through trains.
Write s K Hooper. G. p & T. A.
Denver, Colorado. for illustrated de-
scriptiys pamphlets.
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HoME-sEEKERs. EXCURSIONS
VIA FRISCO LINE

VIA FRISCO LINE.
On sale Angus, T-sl: September AIS. oe-
tober ZIG: November 60: December T.
IS 1900.
Gail 81 city ticket once corner Main
and Douglas avenue. or address b F.
Dunn. District Passenger Agent. Web
tia. Kan
SPECIAL RATES
VIA
FRISCO LINE.
SEPTEMBER 70 AND -
to al points in Missouri. Michigan. WIS
consln. Illinois. etc. Limit until October
q. For further information call at city
ticket office. corner Main street and
Douglas avenue. or address the under
signed. 3. +. DUNN.
District Passenger Agent Wichita. Kan.
HOMESEEkERs EXCURSION
ARKANSAS. LOUISIANA. TEXAS.
ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO.
See
q. F. DUNN. DIST. PASS. ACT.
FRISCO LINE TO EUREKA SPRINGS.
ARKANSAS
Excursion tickets on sale az ali times
Take a much needed rest and spsnd q few
DAYS at this noted resort. 81 for the
round trip. Good returning ninety days
from date OF sals- b. +. DUNN.
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Each Course i'm Bound Form

Each q fEsSs courses ~ iDcls6s ths instruction
ard question papers snd orzNinE plates nscssarg
- study ~ ard zS9ftfea e9zp-sts - o ire
sane pages bsn6Eor1sly at cgrza8y D14Sc =
leather ircfussng q sosk e go-zzsaz ard ssys -
re vice work x re eszrss fo- rstsssacs
ssooEs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-20

Suppose You Try Pir-So Tabsoes.
No doubt you've tried score CT remedies or
dyspepsia, constipation and kindred ailments
but unless you've tried PIR-So TAbLors you've
never found the right one. They turn over the
liver, freshen the complexion, cure blhousness
and Danish sick headache. At al draggistA
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CATTLE SALES

Thee is more inquiry for good fat
cows and heifers and heavy feeders ara
IN demand. The following are sales yes
farIayr.
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BASEBALL
SPECIAL RATES TO ST LOUIS FAIR,

SPECIAL RATES TO ST. LOUIS FAIR.
THE FRISCO LINE
viii sell tickets ar one faro or tbs Iouns
trip TO St Louis. Nc. OF SspsenHe- 20
70 October 5. inclusive. T1cks-s Gn:sed
Tor return until October 8 Can al c.;y
tioket Office. corner Main street and
Douglas avenue, for tickets o. further tn
formation B. E. 1UNN.
District Passenger Ascent, Wiohi.s. nsn.
Through Sleeping and Chair Car service
on Missouri Pzcihe's 2-3 m trafn.
Wichita 20 St Louis
Daily Eagle, delivered, lec per week
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Bonds which were active IN tas naFks-
were week. but others held firm Total
sales lar vaIue 3 oS5510 L. :. refund
ing IS. when issued, and the dc! ned
= n ne dc PIC.
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On the Produce Exchange, today. the
market closed as follows.
Butter-Mzvket duh; creamery, 15G21c;
dairy. 13T1Sc.
Cneese-FIrm: 101GI1zc
Eggs-Firm; fresh. l6c.
Iced pou,try-DUil; turkeys, 7sd5c;
chickens. s111c-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-20

eheet-metaI work. eJectric-liEht
wiring and beliwork. plumbing
and gas-htting. heating and VENT
lation, painting and decorating.
estimating aud calculating guam
titles. history OF architecture.
architectural design. Specifications.
building supsrintendeuce. con-
tracts. permits, etc, and arcal-
tectural engineering.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-20

QGAEFs 43tslNN
Cneese-Firm; 10AG1Ilzc-
Eggs-Firm; fresh. l6c.
Iced pou3try-Duil; turkeys, 75asc;
chickens. s1Ioc-
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo, Sept. f9-Theat-
December. 7IAc; Nav. .55s172.c; cash,
No. hard, 6si4GS1c: No. 8. 6Si@Q-oc; No
, red, 7tG75lsc; No. 3 1267+c-
Co~n-DecembeT, g. fE-7sc. May. SAT
s4'sc: cash. No. mixed. $50; No. :
white, Sss.c; No. 3. se,zc
Oats-No. white. SIC
Rye-No. > sc.
Hey-Choice timothy, $50: choice prai-
re. N.75GS.o0
Butter-creamery. lsaNe; fancy dairy,
&c
EgEs-Fresh. ISc.
ST. LOUIS
s. Louis. Sept s.-Receiuts-Frorr. =
co.: wheat. 1900; corn 30 o1e; oats. g.
o1a.
Saipments-FIour. f1ooo; wheat ~ 600,
corn. so,ssa: oats, I29H.
wheat-Higher; No : 20 cash. sle-
vaco-, T7l&c: track 7SI7sc; Seote-nb =.
77lsc: October, IS; December. 1ssc; May
sic. No hard. "a. f7-izc
Corn-Jower. NJ cash SC rra-s
4e'1c: September, S@i1c, October. -
December. 15ssc; year. $40
Oass-Marset stronger; No > cash.
s1I1c. track. &&2T@@ztzc: sept uSer, sli.c;
October. eilzc: Dscenher. Zc, MAJ
SIC; No. ? white SIC
Rye-Highsr; SSizc
NEW YORK.
New York Sept. 1s-Bu.ter--Flec = II.
4,sss packages; market Sruer. stzte
Creamery. Istad2-sScs June Creamery, IS
sefc; factory. AEIst.c.
Cheese-Receipts 2s1s packages. mar
ket firm: large colore5. fI@sl1sc- small
coloTed. HE; large white. Ecs snail
white. lie.
Egg@Rectfpss. ss7s pscksEes market
firm: western, regular packing. a. Ia-k.
ISEi-c. western. soSS OF. 10
SaEr-Rav firm; fair refining. r<cs
centrifugal. = Sss., SC; rao2<ssS sugar.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE Markets.

CHICAGO
Chicago, Sept. 19.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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s. A Free Scholarship in hschan-
icaI Drawing

including Instruction n srifhus-
tie. fern ard rz~nEuration.
rsoruefriczI craving and ne bzui-
CO. 6rayiag
This scholarzhig fnciutss =
oanrisss drafting osfat Fstsii
p-scs. fl2E
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6. A Ere. sehoIar,hIp IN Chemistry

including instruction IN srifhme-
tic. elementary algebra and fris-
onometric functions. . hysies.
chemistry. qualitative anslysis.
organic chemistry and qssntita-
tive analysis
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I. A Free Scholarship in hechan-
ical Engineering

including Instructions in arith-
metic. formulas. zeometrical
drawing. mechanical drawing.
geometry and trigonometry. e,e-
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chSntcs. ALGERIA, logarithms.
pneumatics. heat. steam and
steam engines. strength OF ma
terials, applied mechanics. steam
boilers. machine design. and dy-
uamos and motors.
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Daily Eagle, deliveries. loc per week
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9. A Free Schola-ship in Aeaisse.
tural Drawing

inei81inE Instruction n srtfhns-
~. gFou1stsy ard EsensBTsftou.
Fhoulsf-scal dravirxr aroalfsefsral
drawirE ~rnanne.ts} Ora E5rE
ard advances afShifecsBral drsW
gnE
The Echa1srshfo tnciusss 3
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7. A Free Scholarship in COmmsr-
eizl Branches

Including instruction n srfthne-
TIC. spelling. vertical or slanting
penmanship. grammar. puuct IA
ton. letter writing. rinR,s-sntFF
Bookkeeping. dos5ls-entry book
keeping. opening. eiosinT. ard
changing books. ard stsnoErz2hy.
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includsnE instruction 81 arifhrrs-
&c. g@ornetrlczI drzW1nz. 1nsch2n-
teal 6rawfnz usyagTsfscr. rse-
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KzS ard EsE-attfrE. Nirias sd
work gr.n-lp@s q 80 firs
an1 vsztflstso7. steam beating.
hot water beating. farrses atz4-
irx. ventilation q tai.dlnE
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10 A FREE Seholsrshp IN Orns-
mental Dessn

snr3 aafnE trafrzcfssn - xsarrsf-
raj de4Ninx. frsshzas erzN1nr.
Elsscgse rrraraeEs rzn l1szs o..
ard zrr - 3sAzn-
Tnss sceo, zfsatg fnr94ss
oon plsss 1sz4zu.nx estet. fsiaH
pre-. .
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Baltimore 6 Ohio
RAILROAD.

Schedule in eject November .. 1900
leave Washington New Jersey Ave and c s.
Chicago q Northwest. 1850 a m, sos p IA
Cincinnati. s. Louis, and Indianapolis. elo.e5
a m, %5sz5 p. ~. ITO night
PittSDurg ana Cleveland, 1850 D. n $50
p n. aad 100 night
Columbus and Wheeling, sos P.
Winchester, lo.s5 -. $40 and 500 4 n.
LuTsy. 1875 ?. m
annapolis. tl7:Io $3.50. is.s5 a n, His:I5.
a.S5 and $50 P, ~
1880, $3.50 p. m
HsgerstoWn. lile.05 a ~. and $50 p n
Boyd and way points. is.s5. $500 a. NJ,
lis. li4:3o, 1880. =z.05 p n
GsitheTsluTg and way points. NS.z5. ss5-oo =
n. ii2-5e, S1:I5, 1880 1870, 500 i35=s3,
'T:05, s'I6-15. Has p n
Washington Jgnetion and Ezy points, s-ss,
1900 a. II, Sis. 4-S0, 5.@5 p
BatiH3oTe, week days, 12.25. 500, ESQ. xT.35
Sl-f9 xo;S5, Sss5 xSsSj, zIG.93 4. IL. xf2:I9 H..
12-i5, xI-I0, xs-oo x4sS3, H;S9. 4.S5. x5.35.
j 80 p z. sundays xz255. 4 60. xT:I5 S-3a.
90 8. n zI2-I0 xI-I9 I:15, x. 90 $50 / :35
15:o5 -x5:l2 GO. xs:ol. xt3-oo. 1II:s1. III -
ROYAL Blue LINE
All trsiEs illuminated with Pintses light
EsitiI.sre Philadelphia, New YORK Roster.
see:0a Diner il0-90 Diner g. n -I2:I1
(DineT). sI:Io CDIneT) 800 (--RoyaI Limited.
DineF). 100 Buffet. +5:fs5 Diner, 800 and
III 30 p n. Sleeping CIR open at 1876 o'eiock)
ParIor Cars on all day trains.
Atlantic CITY. 1850 =. H.. i!I2:15 noon, and
Hale and 800 ?. N
Daily Except sunday ssSCHdsy Only.
xExPress trains
Baggage called for and checked from hote-s sod
residences by Union Transfer CO. orders IefS
ct ticket Offices, Gle Pennsylvania kveuue inertia
west, New York Avenue and 18th Street, ard -
Depot Telephone sIckst o{Eecs fGT 3. & 0. Elee.
tric Automobile Cabs
F D. UNDERWOOD D B. MARTIN
I'd Vice President Esr Pass TrzElc
and Gen Manager
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COMMISSIONERS, snricEs.

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR, BIsTRfCF OF CO.
IL MBfA Washington. Nov. So Io0o.-Notiee
IS hereby given that. IN accordance with the acts
Of Congress approved June =, 1873; June I6,
1873; June Il, 1885, august II 1881; July 5
IS9s, and June ,. 1900 water naaia has been
laid on Bridge Street between Highland ATenue
ard the end Of said street. and that water
main tax been levied upon all lSts or land
abatting upon the street. read or allev IN or
upon which water main has becn laid all IN
the County Of Washington, District OF Colura-
bia; Part OF the Highlands lciug part OF PRETTY
Prospect; james B. Nicholson, 50; part be-
ginning az the northwest corner Of Giflard &
Parsons tract and r'zE thence along the south
line Of Oanzha Street extended 10 east line Of
Bridge Street, thence along east line OF Bridge
Street % Frank D. Thomas tract northwest
corner thence sieng said Frank II. Thomas tract
north line I5s g feet TO said Thomas northeast
corner; thence aicng east line OF said Thomas
tract south ss44 feet: thence north IS degrees 20
minutes Fzst 90 said eiilazEd & Parsons west
lie. thence north lSs 20 feet along sid CsIIIRrd
Parsons west iine TO hegiunins Part Of the High
lands being part Of Pretty Prospect: james 3
Nicholson 50; part beginning az the intersee-
serlhed With the south line OF Omaha Street
extended ard thence south ? degrees east
3f2.sS feet; thence north - degrees 70 minutes
e2st to EesE Inc Of Bridge Street. thence along
vest line Of Bridge street to south line Of
OMAHA Street extended: thence vest alonz south
line Of sid Omaha Street TO beginning In
Cleveland PzFs; block s; part o. lot 3, Thomas
r MsGsaInzn- SAB; beginning II the south
vest corner OF lot 2 and run east ? q feet 20
west line Of street called Highland srenue:
thence along vest line OF said avenue - So feet
o Bridge Street; thence along south line OF
Bridge Street 5-3I feet to east line OF Iot 4
thsnce along said east line south T444 feet to
yeginniAg- In Cleveland Park: block 6; part OF
lot Thonas z Waegaman, SAT-: beginning II
the southwest corner Of lot and mn east 5
feet; thence north 7s-4E feet 20 Bridge Street:
thence norah=estxsr6ly slcng Bridge Street 81 %
feet TO cast line Of lot Of 5: thence soush q %
feet 20 beginning. IA Cleveland PARK; block 5;
mar z LOT u q Ha-
ginning at tie southwest corner Of said let of
5 and run east . feet; tleEce north S467 feet
70 Bridge Street; thence northysest xardIg along
Bridge Street 1911 feet. thence south IS de-
OF lot Of 5; thence along west line Of lot Of 5
TO beginning By order q the Commissioners
Of the District OF Columbia: T. II DAREETLLE
Assessor OF the District OF Columbia de5-I2texSu
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